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Congressional Proceedings.
From the National intsiligeacer.
Continuation Of the proceedings of
Congress Of
Tuesday, January Is.

On motion of MIR. Sergeant, it was
RESOLVED, That the committee on
Commerce be instructed to inquire
whether any alteration is necessary in
the laws defining the limits of the port
of Philadelphia, or the bounds within
which the officers of the customs of that
port may be required to perform their
respective duties.
On motion of Mr. Stevenson, it was
Resolved, That the committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads be instruct
ed to inquire into the expediency of es-
tablishing post rout frsm the city of
Richmond, in Virginia, by the Piping
Tree, in King William county, to King
and Queen Court House, Gloucester,
Middlesex, and Matthews.
On motion of Mr.. J. T. Johnson, of
Ky. the house agreed to consider. (ayes
90, noes 4s, IA resolution by him submit
ted on former day. directing the COM
mittee on Military Affairs to inquire
into the expediency of establishing a
national mandatory of arms, SC. on
the western waters; and the same was
thereupon adopted.
MIR. Scott laid on the table the follow
ing resolution:
ResotUsd, That the Secretary of War
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-19

Montpelier, ". Jan. 7.
A CATAMoUNT, OR CAT ON THE dREEN
MOUNTAINS.
An animal of the cat species, OF enor-
NOUS size and strength, was killed on Sa-
turday Dec. 99, in FOX Jury, about fifteen
miles from this place. 1t bad been pur-
sued by five gentlemen OF that town. I'M
der the expectation OF overtaking bear.
The party, armed with three muskets, hive
balls, broken pieces OF chain, and some
buck shot, accompanied with three faithful
dogs, pursued the track about six miles,
when they overlook the dogs at the foot
of tree, upon limb OF which, about 40
feet from the ground, sat most trighttul
and ierocious animal, with the name and
nature of which, not one IN the party was
acquainted A short consultation, was hell
tive armed themselves with clubs, while
the remainder handled the muskets, hlmly
resolved on victory or DEATH" Five shots
were hred-expendmg the balls, and tlVe
links OF chain with no other effect than
to wonnd and irritate the highminded and
terrific enemy. As last resort, while the
animal was waving her tail, darling ven
geance from her fiery eye-balls, and threat
enmg destruction from her extended jaws,
one of the party loaded very heavily with
powder and buck shot, and lodged the ia
tai contents in the very ''mouth OF the enc
my. She instantly ran down the tee
hops twenty feet, leaped to the ground,
and reiterated with strides some Eileen or
twenty feet al jump, about seventy rods,
where she fought the dogs with her tore
paws until overtaken by the men. I'm
able any further TO retreat, second dis
charge of musket in her mouth, settled
the contest, and gave to the intrepid hum
ters GLORIOUS victory" The animal (iro-
zen) was brought to this place in perfect
shape. 1t is female and the largest, we
believe, ever killed in this part OF the coun-
try. 1t measures seven ieet in length, and
three feet in height. and weighs Is lbs
1t is, no doubt real Catamount. The
victors draw bounty OF twenty dollris
from the Conaty. We understand, that
after the exhibiting the animal a short tine
for public qualification, it is their intention
10 present it for the museum at Hanover,
n. H.
On the first settlement OF this state, few
of these ANIMALS we're kild by the Hunters
DR.. Williams in his history of this state,
describes the animal, OF the Lynx kind and
states the Iarges. to weigh about one hum
dred. But few. ii any, are TO be found at
the present day, natives OF the state. The
present is probably deserler from His
Majesly'S dominions in Lower Canada"
Be that as il may whether deserter or
SPY, presenting the ''f>rm and vlsags" of
foe. he was compelled. like all our enc.
mics, to yield TO yankee proves.
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THE POOR.

IN consequence OF the numerous appli-
i cations for reliet of the poor, the board
of Trustees OF the poor feel il their duty 10
respectfully solicit donations from such of
their benevolent fellow citizens as feel a
disposition to aid them at this inclemeht
season.
Considerable relief has been afforded
them frou the funds of the Corporation,
but from, the great number OF applications
occasioned by the late sickness, and other
circumstances, they are compelled TO this
measure. No one will be applied to Tor
subscription; 70 such as find it perfectly
convenient to voluntarily assist them with
money. articles of warm clothing, wood,
or provisions, they will be thankful.
Among The poor ere many aged women
and young children, some oil them sick,
who are in want of iannels, shoes and
stockings. and every necessary of life.
Donations in money or clothing will be
received by any of the Trustees, wood or
provisions by Mr., Samuel Wheeler, clerk
OF the market. }. SWIFT, Pres.
B. T. Of the Poor.
jan II st
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Soup House.

yENHE trustees of the Poor are establish
4 Jog soup House on Cameron street,
at The bake house, two doors east OF the
theatre. !,
The poor can be supplied with good
soup. on Wednesday. at l2 o'clock
Ticksts may be bad from either OF the
trustees.
A man cook is wanted, who is clean
", sober, steady, and can be well rec
commended; none other need apply.
ian IA If J SWIFT.
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VIM. Fowle s Go.

TTAVE for sale
10000 lbs Havana snG st. Domingo
Coffee.
b. 900 lbs Sumatra Pepper
So hhds New Orleans sugar
90 hhds retailing molasses
Zoo boxes mould & dip't candles OF ap-
( proved brands
600 reams wrapping paper
300 pieces Russia duck lst and Cd Oily
500 do Russia sheetings
FIoo do heavy and light Ravens duck
so do Russia diaper
l6 tons St Petersburgh hemp
90 casks candle T. soap !allow
$50 casks nails assorted sizes
so bbls. No | y g Boston beef
So casks new rice
~ pipes )old Sicily Madeira
10 bali pipes wine Woodbauger
90 or casks )brand
IL cases Olive oil
Half pipes " quarter casks kiers y 90.
Madeira wine years old.
: Quarter casks of Old Malmsy Madeira do
60 casks mountain Malaga wine
e5 casks claret wine entitled to deben
ture.
Is 900 bushels St, Ubes salt
800 tons plaster paris
To crates Liverpool ware
8 casks English sewing twIne..
ian Ia
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10. the allowance otjmeresl m eli, ara.
The government was slWays cnn,;d sase;
az ready to pay the claims against i r s"d
1T they were not presented when dus. IN -.
claimant must suffer the penalty ~ i y!
ownneglect. Dir. n. was eonalI nis
posed to the allowance for 4 deprec;.,vp '
OF a governmental currency. ."an
principle were admitted, il Woudd n,a :
before brokers and others an indncsrmsscse
at all times to decry the value Of anu "eas
per money which the exigencies Of Of pa
eminent might compel il 10 emil : gov
Mr.. Lowndes. alter expressing HI. -.
timsnts at some length upon the snh; sea'
which the position OF the reporter did, ;3 ~.
enable him to hear, moved that ~, I'u not
port be recoInmi.ted 10 the comm;, "s &c,
Claims, to examine and report nnon !, OF
facts in the case; which va, aerss "a" 'ne
Andtben the House adjourned 'u'O'
The Memorial from New York. n,..
sented BY Mr.. Golden, on NIond.y, p I".,
adverse to, and not in f,vor = was
Bankrupt Law, as it was inadvert.n .I0
printed.
In presenting this memorial, Mr.. Col.
den said, that it was from Isl r.,n.c..
BILE merchants and inhabitants of ~.
first and second wards Of the city Of n
York: That it objected to numhs, of
the provisions Of the bill on the table ~
the house, and expressed the appreh.n.
sions of the memorialists that no law
could be passed which would relieve tn.
debtor without exposing the creditor to
frauds: That, thong he would not now
ask for the reading Of the memorial, h.
should, lest he should not have done JUS
-tice to its contents, claim that induL
gence when the bill should be undo,
consideration in the committee Of th.
whole.
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NOTICE.

VNHE Subscriber having resumed the
A Flour and Grocery Business 10 Alex
sndria, begs leave again to offer bis ser.
yires to his Country friends. He will
purchase and sell hour-or receive il on
Storage. He will keep constantly on hand
a stock of Groceries, and transact any
business which they may be disposed TO
Con6de to him.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
4
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Little River Turnpike Com
pany.

January, g 1922.
A DIVIDEND of six per cent tor the
"a last twelve months, on each share of
stock held IN this Institution is declared.
and will be paid TO the stockholders or
their representatives on or after the fifth
day of February next By order OF the
stockholders.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
jaRII 3tawlM
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IN SENATE.
Wednesday, Jan,saru lf

Wednesday, January rs.
Mr.. Thomas from the committee on
Public Lands, reported the following bill:
A bill supplemental to an act, entitled
IAN act'to authorize the appointment Of
Commissioners to lay out the road there.
in mentioned"
BE it enactedby the Senate and Hous. o.
Representatives. Of the United States of A.
merica, in Congress assembled, That the
road authorized to be laid out by the act
to which this is supplemental, from Wheel.
ing iD the state of Virginia, TO the left
bank Of the Mississippi river, shall be laid
out through Columbus, Indianapolis and
VandaIia, the seats Of government ofths
states of Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois, and
the said road shall be laid out commencing
at Wheelirg, on the shortest and best
route between the places aforesaid, hav-
ing due regard to the condition and sit
uation OF the ground and water courses
over which the same shall be laid out.
Sec. 2. .and be 1t further enacted, That,
in addition to the sum heretofore appro-
priated for the same object,
dollars he, and the same are hereby, ap.
propriated, to bepald out OF any money
in the Treasury. not otherwise appropri.
lied,
The bill was read FIRST lime.
Mr. I. also reported, from the same
committee. bill to provide for paying the
state of Mississippi three per cent. Of the
nett proceeds arising from the sales Of the
public lands within the same; which was
read first time.
MIR. Holmes, from the committee OF Fl
nance, made an unfavoratle report on tb'
petition OF George Simpson; which WI
read.
On motion Of Mr. Lloyd the resouts
submitted by him for making certain ~
preparations of the Public Lands toH
purpose OF Education in the old s''n
were taken up; and, with the view oil o.
ing day certain for their discussiOn,"sS
made the order of the day for Wedne'aS
next.
Mr.. Van Dyke, from the COMMITTEE 0'
Public Lands, to whom was referred ne
petition OF Daniel w. Coke, praying e0'
6rmation of bis title to certain trae' u
land, made a report on the same aee''n
panied by. a bill for the conhrm'"0'
thereof; which was read first time :,
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Nq
bic, calling for certain information respe'H
ing the pension agency of Indiana q
was, taken up and agreed to.
The resolution for the distribution
the re printed copy ottbe Journal oly
Senate. Cup to l8I4,) was read and
greed 20.
The bill to amend the act granting
right of presumption to certain settler :.
the state OF Louisiana, and for otnef
poses, was read a second time, anu
motion of Mr.. H. Johnson, was re's''N
the committee Of Public Lands.
ELECTION OF ELECTORS. SO
According to the order Of tue oay,
Senate then proceeded to The eo.sa
ton Of the joint resolution propose .,
to lhe constitution tor ss
fishing an Uniform mode ofelectiDs .
tors of President and Vice Pre''oe''
the United States and Represensa''sss
Congress; which, being before the S0
for discussion
A debate ensued in which mr. i"S
son, Barbour. Lloyd, Holmes, o'N
Lowrie took part.
Mr.. Lowrie said, he wsssatlsne'
Of his motion for postpoE = sk
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w hiSkeY.

~ Barrels first proof Wellington
hi a WfIISKEY, for sale by
cO JOHN ROBERTS.
Jan |. st
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY. JAN. le, 1925.
ST. DOMINGO.

We had report short time since that
the Spanish part OF the island OF st. Do
mingo had been taken by the Patriots. -
This report did not gain much credit, but
it was followed by more plausible one,
which was, that that section OF the island
had declared itself independent OF Spain.
This last report is strengthened, in some
measure, by captain Smith, of the schr.
Hazard, who arrived here yesterday 10 10
days from Cape Hayden; he states that
Just before he sailed, schooner from ST.
Domingo, was sent in there. prize to a
Patriot privaleer, and that the Spanish
captain protested against his detenton;on
the ground, as he alledged, that the coun-
try had joined the Patriots, by declaring
itself Observation-Disclosures Courier.
Major General ScoTr, with his Aid, 1t.
RINGeoLD, arrived at Fayetteville. about
the last OF December, from New York,
via Norfolk, ON tour Of inspection ct the
military posts and arsenals on the Att an :
tic frontier. He left there on the Cd inst.
for SmithviIIe, whence il is understood he
is to proceed to Charleston, Savannah,
SC. &c. as far south as ST. Augustine.
Ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
By me president ol the Um.ed Sa,es.

bT me freSdens of the Umed Sr0ses.
"A BEHEAs by the Sd section IT an sct of Con.
w gress, passed ON the Sd OF March. 1879, en-
titled IA act 70 designate the boundaries oi dis.
trie,s. and established land Offices Tor the disposal
o public Ends net hereicoTe offered Tor sale the
ss.es OF Ohio snd la,bans," the President of the
UDed States sul.orrxsd, BY l.~, To cause certain
iands 10 he oisr,d =, public sale:
Therefore. !, James Monroe. President ofihe Uni-
ted states, 10 hereby decisre that public ss.es "a.
greesbiy TO la~) shall be held follows Viz.
tee Is,'d Office at Delaware in Ohio, on the
thrd Nondsy IN August next, Tor the sale OF
To9nsh,ps 5 I 5 9 2 aud s moth, IN ran
ges and 10
"a and 6 Go. II
s 4 shd S do. l2
Atthe L,nd Office al piqua, Ohio. on the first
Monday in Angus, next, ior'hc sale of
( townships 2 3 = aod north, - anges
4 ! 3 and 4
! A, the same piece, Q. the frsi Monday in sepsem-
Der next, nor the sale cf
Townships 2 . : aud S notb. in FENCES
A, the .ause place. on the ar,. Monday 10 October
next, for the SAFE of
townships 9 2 and 9, in raages 2s4
At the Land Office at Brookvc. Ind,ara, on the
third Monday in Syp.ember n.x,, for The sale of
townships IL 10 le snd 60, Ia 'aoses
23 4 and
Is 10 ond 60 6
Atthe same place, on the third aiondy in October
next, for the sale OF
Townships 10 10 and 90, in ranges 8 9
10 ! | and 3
IL l3 10 end 90 10
At the Land Office established for the District of
Terre Iiaue ia indiana, on the hlsi Monday IN No.
vember mex, tor The sale Of
townships 10 snd 20, in ranges 6 q s67
8 md wtst
IA IS, and Is east end west
Each safe will commence With the lowest number
of section, township, and range
The lands reserved b, Law Tor the use of schools
for other purposes viii. usual, be reserved
irom sale.
Given under my l~nd, at the city Of Washington,
this 10th day OF May, 1922.
JAMES MONROE
by the President
JOSIAH MeIGs,
Commissioner oi ,he General Land Oiiice.
Va 20 Nov I.
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NEW BOOKS.
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L'ORIuNSs Of Nigel by the author OF Vsverly
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Fashionable 1oue to the Springs. vol
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New'Eng'and ise. or sketches Of New England
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cd eAuian Tour, TO the Lakes. the Csnadss, and the
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.NEW-YOkK HAS, which are
IN h,ndsome and cheap. nc'udipg the f.shioo.
able Ova', and vide aad common brims-- Youths
aad Ch.d, ems hats
kHANGlNGS,
For Rooms and Window curtains, With eleEsn,
Borders--some very pw priced
BOOKS.
Family nihles, with pla,es,-Blank Aceoun, Rocks
--Buos Nsvg gstcrt md Coast Pilot. scat sdtions--
Aiien's and webstcr's spelling booas--A -Aiurrny's
Reader and Grsmn,.r-- Walkers Dictionary -
schootBooss ofevery kind in se.--Also smsli nj.
bies. Tes'snients. Watts Psalms and n, i,ms-S0
keams Fooiscap. Writing and Letter Paper 49, Are
just received And fr safe a, the Book and liza, Store
Of GEORGE wANroN.
.9yens 10 T.. llArHAwAY
Newport, Jnly ID
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NC-JIJ III = MILLS.
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+" O0' IH .
THE subscribers inform their friends
Il and the public. that they have replcnisbsG
their Carding Machines with new Cards OF the .Gn
est and most approved manufacture, and that they
no. enabled to Card Wool oi all grades, in the
best manner
They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of tyoot
en- Goods, as. usmal--a2iso, the5 color ard 6hisf
WOODEN Cloths OF all descriptions, and 10 color gar.
ments, sc that have faded, or become unfathlcn.
able All branches Of the above business ill be
done with despatch, and on The loves, terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE L GRlNNFLI.
n B.-sAHropn ALmy. Little e-Compton--p pELGc
COREY, Twerton-- WILLIAM PEARsr, Brisio!-
ferry--snd Jos SHERMAN, IN Newport, will re-
ce,ve ana oFw ard articles intended for the Manu-.
factory. pnTtsmouth. July 10, 1920
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MARBLE
NOM NJ +. ~ I {,
TOMBS. Chimney Pieces. Hror,hs,
Fire Places and Grave s,ones. Of American
and Italian Marble, blue, 1hre and eiou'ied' fos
,alc on the Packet wharf. NIwPoaT.
500 pair of Grave stores. OF the finest
,,s mos, durable plve slate, warranted superior 10
,,v sold in this siate-fgee Stone ior Windows,
CAPS and siil,, tIesrihs, Fire Places sod Steps,
an o, wh,ch will be sod st the ,osesi iress Tor
ceia. Couo,ry produce. or other Mershsvdiie' s"d
IN ioas credit hrequTed.
Apply to JAMES 81 s'"NS'
Ssw--r,. a.rrb y. I'e',sa Sge.i.
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NOTICE.

I AMES TOWNSEND. informs his friends end
y the pubic, that he bes employed An experienced
workman. ~ the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and ready attend to the calls OF his old Cus.
toners and frieods--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctually attended
'o--cai al the. Chambers ovei hs store north
corner of Bsnn,stcr' s-whsrf March 90 1921
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HILLL1.h SLu0.NS,
IR1grSa or THs LAWS or IHk HkusIrxBsrLTRs.

Terms Of fhs Rctnthcan.
Two doilars year--o,e half in sdvsnce.
Price ., .idverfssrng.
Ooe dollar and fifty square, Tor three weeks,
snatwenty live cents tor escn publication after
sms,ler ones IA the same proportion.
or ADVERTISE inents will be continued ii forbidden,
unisss The term of continuance be specified
TJob Work satisfactorily executed.
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Rhode. lslanu and New-York Steam
Boats.
TIE CONNECTICUT, Captain
Il Buaxsa, and the FULTON, Csp,sin Law.
wit IN future ply between this port and Eew-fork
touching at Sew port.
From .ss~. rork.-a boat will depart every Wed.
nes,lsy and Saturday, Al 4 O'Clock r NJ.
F,Or Proudence--a Bca, viii depart on Wednes.
day and sa,urdty. at s 'c,ocs A.
% Passage b.tween Newport and y. York. So
between Providence and Sew.YoIk b 10.
Providence, July IL
CHARTS, &c.
nm. II. Rd7HBONE,
Is jus, received and offers for saIe, at l,s store
4 head # Paeke, Fharf ney Chart. extending
isom New-York to Havana, improved by gosernmehi
survey IN 1890, With general assoftnen, ct charts
OF the latest suryeys-Boydch's s,vigstors 3'h edi.
ton American Coast Pilots 10Th edit,on; Nsniics,
almsnaess for the years 1892 and 1923 seamens
daily Assistsnt--wth complete assortment af Nau-
teal ins,rumenis-.eter wiring, log AID Wrapping
Paper--Qris and Ink Powder.
.1so, general assortment Of Hardware, Gallery,
CordAge and ship C!sndleFy.
lust received 20 casks cat Nsils assorted sizes
80 l,ousaad Br,cks-c0 doz Tile
Jr Cordsge sod Cables made tn order. and yes
sets furnished with every article for long and short
voyages. .fIgmf 10
SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
JUST RECEIVED BY
ARCHIBALD MUNRO,
90 bbls. ). ). Sperm Oil,
20 dn. Whale Oil.
20 boxes Sperm Candles,
y,sf I8
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NOTICE.
A Cool wotk-aa a, the Tin Plate Business ma.
~ ha' euipicJ msnt. and recey. go'd sesses b,
SpPiyrs SA' l. N'~f'LL
Se~for, April 10.
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By me President Of me Umred Ssates

By me President Of me United Stafes
\tJ hEREAs the President OF the United states IS
w authorized by @S TO cause Lands to be oler'
ed for SIDE
Therefore, 1, Jamss MonRou, President of tie
United states, do hereby declare and make known,
tnst the public sales shalt be held as to,iows, wa
Atthe Land Office al Terre iau;e, in Indiana. On
the first Monday in Jui, oext, Cor the safe OF
TosnshPs IL sot ~. IN range l, east oi the ID
principal meridian fine.
IL and N. ranges to 9. west do.
At the Lsnd Office at vsndaiia. IN Illinois, on the
third Monday in July next, for ,se sale OF
Townships II, II 10 and "A. in rssges and g. east
Of The Sd principal msridisn line,
IL. IL, l3, ID aud Is, 10 ranges and a, do
AT the same place, on the third Monday in Aus
gast next, for ibe sale OF
townships IL. II, 49, IA and IS. in ranges s, and
8. east Of the 81 principal meridian lire,
II in range 7, do
At the Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois. on The
Erst Monday in August next, Tor The sale Of
Townshps 6, z, 8 and g. in ranges 9, 10 and IL
east OF the Sd principal meridian line,
5.e.7, 8 and 9, in range IA, ives, OF ID DO
Sand IL aud Is, do
Al the same place, on the first Monday in Sep
t-GHbsr next for the sale Of
townships 20, ~, IL and Is, in ranges 3, 10 and
III. east Of Sd principal meridian line,
~, IL. IL aud i3, in ranges IL. - and H. west
Of 2d do.
the ssae place. on the first Monday in Oeto-
Der next, Tor the safe ct
Townships Il IS rs and II, in ranges g. 10 and IL,
east of the 81 principal meridian line,
ID, Is. i6 Ana IL, IN ranges IL. l9, and Ia, west
Of "a do.
Al the same place, the 1st Monday in Novem-
ber nexi, for the sale OF
ownships iS, 49, 20 and 81 in ranges 9, 10 and IL,
east of the 81 principal m ridlan iine,
I3 l9. 20 md 81, H. ranges Is and IL. west OF
2d principal meridsn line,
49, l9 and 20, in range ~, do. do.
IS IL, do. do.
IL l8, 10 AVID 20 10, do. do.
At the Land Osfice for the Northern district o'
Louisiana, at the town OF Ou9cita, on The htst
kond,y in November next. tor, the sale of
Townsnps Is. l6, IL, 1S and 10. in ranges i, . ).
and s. west OF he meridian line.
At the Land Office at the seat oi Justice OF The
couhly ol Independence, in the Arkansas territory,
Tor tl. sale oi such lands of the Unucd States as
are situated in the following deScl ibed townships.
and ranges and w5ica have bess excluded frorn
She o,tery Of the lands appropriated for satisfying
warrants e., military services, viz:
On The frat Monday in August next. for the sale
OF such of tue above Described lands as are s'iua-
ted in the following townships and ranges. viz:
1osnships . g a 81 3 9 and 20 in range cast
of the 5lh meridian line,