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= sNH E officers and privates composing
IL the 9th Regiment of The Isl Bri-.
gade, will meet by companies al their re-.
spective muster grounds, on Saturday
the Sd of July next, TO elect Colonel for
said Regiment, to fill the vacancy occa-
sined by The resignation ofWilliam Par
kison--and make return thereof without
delay, to Brigadier General Samuel
sWhiteside.
BY order.
w. H. HOPKINS,
Brig. MAJ. q Hsh.
June 10, l824-2t
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Of range No. l

= y iTd Il dlld ,
FIR. l and S 10
Also, at the times specified, there will
be exposed, at public sale, agreeably to
the provisions of the fourth section o..
the act of the twenty-iourth Of April,
1920, entitled An act making further
provision for the sale OF the public lands"
such lands heretofore sold at the respec-
tive Land Offices, aforesaid as have been
forfeited, or which, before the day oil sale
designated in this Proc lamation, may have
reverted to tie United States, together
with the sections and part OF sections
heretofore reserved by law for the fu-
ture disposal Of the Congress OF the
United States.
There will also be offered, immediate
ly after the closing of the sale of the
relinquished and reverted lands, any
sections and fractional sections, situate
in townships heretofore offered for sale,
at the offices aforesaid, but which, from.
unavoidable causes, were not so offered
and, at the Land Office at EdvardsviVe,
there will be offered certain islands 10,
and fractional sections adjoining the
Mississippi river
In township No. north, FRANCES Nos. 10 & II
West.
range No. 10 W. &
townships Nos. & 5 Of range 9
The lands reserved by law for the
use of schools, or other purposes, vii!
be excluded from the sales, which will
commence with The lowest number OF
section, township, and ran %, aud pro-
coed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the CITY of
Washington, this second day of Februa-
ry, A. d. 1924.
JAMES MONROE.
BY The President:
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner OF the Gen. Land Office
or Printers of the laws ofthe United States,
in the States of Indiana, illinois and kentucky,
are requested to insert the above once week,
until the first Monday in July next, and send
their accounts (recabteaO to the General Land
Office. They are requested to omit the pub
LEGATION OF sales after The period for the same
shall have expired, and to charge accordingly.
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Groceries, SC.

400 bushels kenhawa Salt, at 81 cts. pr Blu.
1000 bushels of Alum Salt,
AS barrels Whiskey,
SO kegs manufactured Tobacco,
150 kegs assorted cut and wrought Nails,
10000 lbs. Swedes and Russia Iron, square,
flat and rounds, bars from 3-4 to 2-3 inch.
1000 lbs. first rate English Blistered, Ger
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400 reams Paper of every quality. Blank
Books,
1000 lbs. Logwood,
10000 lbs. Castings of every description,
Is bags superior Havana Coffee,
10 barrels Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
2 do. Alum. 5 do. Copperas,
l do. Maddcr,
case lndgo--Spanish float,
5 bbl, Sugar. Rice,
Imperial, Gunpowder, and Old and Young
Hyson Teas, in chests, half chests, Or. do
and 8 h. cades.
Alspice, Pepper, Cinnamon
Ginger, race and ground,
Nutmegs, Cloves. Birthstone, Camphor,
by 10 and 10 by II Glass,
Glass Tumblers,
Looking Glasses, assorted,
Cotton Cards, No. 10,
Cordare assorted Rockinr Irvine
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corner of his BID place where he behrld iha
| eross
Therr he appeared kne, ling in The All
tndr ofpfayet, his hands shi- ped aud rails
ed, and his body lesnjng against The ships
side. lhe boy paused and waited few
minutes, fearful Of disturbing his master !;
NJ lrngth he called ia y SORT Of whisper.
master: ma answer masier uo reply -
He 'cpinr,d 10 creep lufwsfd hiir. and
il,rn said master; all was silent: again Ls
cried captain: silence frigaed lie stretch
ell oui hls haad aud Touched hts leg II
MAS Geld and still, and elainny. lie call
Ell again. chpta'n; he raised his liand 10 his
shoulder lt trnderly shuok II. The posi-
non ni the body vas altered II declined
geptiy nniii Il vested on the brj hut The
spirit lied SOME hours before tu be with
CHRIST, which Is Tar butter.
---Ns"e
A Schonimadrr tnnitiy brotiler of the
scholar IN IIierorhsl Taught his boys wlrn
c,ei thry heard him suceze ip iise up with
salemnity, crUss their hands ou ilrir bo
SONS, AMI calculate Cod preserve our
venerable tutor - One day hr to,,A them
Out for walk and the weather being hot.
II WAS proposed io drink at well. The
vell uaa drrp--so the master nlade then,
ioin their iutbans taseiher for y ripe. aud,
descea,diog 10 the laitun,, haudrd them up
theii drunk, oue after aaeiber The re
freshmen over, he hade them draw him
out again, and hal neatly reached The top.
ehcn The ooldness of a.. veil making hun
spcr2e, The ~hole pesso instantly let go the
r"pe, threw themselves inio their mcus
iontrd attitude, and exclaimed with ftr,or.
" God preserve our venerable tutor - ho
broke II y leg
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More New GonAs.

Ue are noe opentag me .to!iowiag scarce
GODDS:
iuperGne black cassi,neres. far summer coats,
sc.
DO. nlain black Mandarin Grapes,
Elegant WORK cd MnsIiu Robes,
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lio. DO new style Cnlienes,
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po. black Gros dc Hcpse Silk,
India feather tans, eIiyS stse aud rsfy ,tfEdns
A general assortment OF ladies 1. sen,iemen,'
shoes, of the newest sbd moss iastiaga
biz 81 a,.es,
r,.I,,onalts gauze Eibhons, which We offer
laS Tar cash.
alckEEe ROBINSON j. co
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DhNAWAY from the sa,bscribti ou tie
"a 1T january, u ifslsrn faln named lUUS.
about ~ ~ 4 ysars old, i've Tee, nine pi ten
inches high, we'll made, very black vince
nnlkaDg bends very much IN The krees, Uhta
spoken lierccI3 TO- hns down lcok, hnd s,t-
savers slowly, but When mildly spoken TO he
answers quick md generally Smiles J ebu =
Thought 10 Inc lurking nl,oth Mr. Jeilerseus
qpnrirr, In iIrdl1rd, wlrcie lio Inns h " ltv, or
IN Lynn hhtuR, Ahrrc lc - well acquainted.
rs hr is Wn'ermnH, lac h,ht be hpqueutly
on the river, tofwnrn all prrsons tt@m sui-
ploying III bnrborng The abnte eegrp
IKASClS GOODE.
June IL. ll3 +.
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SHOES.

WE have jus, received a general ar
w softmcut oil tho above article, Ut eciSs
reduced priccs,
Ladies Morporo Dcumagt, Satin aud Pr<
nelia SIirr.fs,
DO. fine Semi Skiu,
CAildreus' Morocco aud Leather Boots aud
Shoes,
Aud hourly lock for tie mpst splen.lid aa-
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be lost forrver." No M, master. dom
br Alarmed believe YIN Win b. SAVED
yet remember | Rad many 6ne things
yesterday about salNntinn" " Cob car
YOU pray ~ NJ, masier never prayed
IN my iifr, any nlorr than say the Lord
prayer my mother taught ms" o Boz.
pray for mr. go down en your knees and
cry Tor mercy do Bob, that's good lad.
God viii bless you for H. - kneel dawn
md pray for your poor wicked captain"
The boy hcsitttrd, the master urged. the
Lad wrPL the mastcr sroa1ed, " God be-
mcrcifd to me SINNER" Both cried
greatly. :" q Bob. knrcl dawn md pray
for me- Overcome by importantly ADD
compassion, the boy hlI 81 his knees, and
with heavy soils cl{,d out. "Lord have
mtry On my poor wing captain. u Lnrd,
I'm poor, ignorant, wicked sailor boy Lard
don'i know what Ia say. Lord the enptain
aays must pra, Tor him, hui ! don't krnw
howl am hnt child | should he ei,nl 10
eel him TIN, or To any thug can for him;
but Lord, don't know how ta pray Coz
him. Lord have mercy on him. He says
he shall lae lost, Lord, save him lie says
hi shall 70 IL he'll, Lord, take him IN hea.
ven. lie says he shal hc with de
wills, q that he may be with angels. Don't
lei him perish, d Lnrd. Thnu knnwest
that lose him, and am sorry that he's so
Ill. The men won't come near him, but
III do the best ran far him ~ long ms hr
lives. bni cant save him. q Lnrd, pits
my poor captain; sre how thin and weak
he W. q eomsor, his Troubled n,Snd lord
| never prayed before like this. q ,rs'p
me be- pray for my master.' il.ing from
his Knees, he said, " have master, have
done thu best could for you. Now cheer
up, think you'll gel To heaven
The captain WAS hoo much affected Ia
speak tho simplicity, sincerity, and hH
millty OF The lads prayer, had 50 much i'm.
pressed The mind, that hr lay grooming IN
wnrdly with spiritual anguish, aud wettjug
his coneh with his tcars. Bob retired ~
deck for Hte scene had quite overcome
him. In the evening he again read the III
Bile To the captain, wh0se soil appeared To
receive every word with Understandable IA
gerhrss. The next morning on entering
the state foom, TN boy wH4 sttnrk with
the extraordinary change visible IN his mas
ter, FEATURES. That gloomy horror, which
had 80 long added to the natural hrociy
of his weathcrhcairn cnuntfnuncc. waH fed
and while his affection had s0fieurd aud
more fully exhibited the various paris ol
his couutcuruee, tie circumstances Of the
past uitht Ind settled the whole arrange
mrut of his features into holy PHEASANT
calm, and resigned state, that would seem
IL say
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The 'tioriag interesting story rs inserted
at The rtqaest e stroef IF our pairors,
though Las already apptai ei IN TIRE o
her poPtwia his sity. he Lctier, Il ,cas
originally Pabhshstia The ". lorb CHRIS
tan iifrdd:
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GONDlllON s.
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4 General assortment OF fPraaebs
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81 aud Al Imitation Girtassion Stripes 4
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2 bales best German hes.chcd TicklenbuFgs
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which are going - at Ww prices for cash.
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Country Ton Linen, featkers, &c.
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American journal of Science ant
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