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to degrade himself By az that . desMra
W." 10 h'r hrener was not true there al
u" ooqu oil Judgment and feeling, horrible, one
" loss whether to aseribe Il folly or 10 depravy
w"eher 10 view it wiih eosewpt, unmgated abhor-
renee.
~" Lo~ne has thought proper brisy my anne before
the pu'hic. shall not Withdraw il. GEO. HAY
Harrington. Apri 81 1924. i.
mr. L"wrie may, ii he pleasrs indulge the supposi
on that the President apprised this
tue suppos'tioh, however, will he entirely erroneous
WAsuINorOH, April e7.-The Tariff Bill.
which has passed the House Of Representa-
yves IS expected to be taken up in the Senate
to-day.
The experiment was commenced, yester-
day, IN the House of Representatives, Of hold
Ing two sessions per day, commencing in the
morning, mt 10 o'clock, and in the afternoon.
AT O'Clock. 1t was attended with better sue.
cess than we had anticipated, but we still
doubt whether it will be found expedent TO
persevere in it,
1t IS now generally believed, that the ses-
sion will terminate about the e5th Of next
month-unless Congress should be kept TO.
Their longer by the A. B. Investigation, there
appearing TO be general disposition TO put
the finishing stroke to that affair before the
adjournment. I'M, mi
April 28.-The Tariff Bill was not taken
up in the Senate yesterday, but was made the
order oil the day for this day. short ex-
pertinent, ii will be seen, induced the Hous.
yesterday to rescind its rule for holding two
sittings per day. 1B.
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away rs fay rs they were pershable, laid cm-
barg0es, iuterdicted commercial intercourse
and thus threw every obstruction ia the way
OF our necessary supplies. Even notwithstand-
ing all these unwse distractions, very little
Inconvenience was experienced 4; and in any
future case, ny wise policy, all necessary
supplies might be anticipated. But admit
some temporary iDconv enience during a state
nj war would that little, adycntitiOus, tenn
p"raTy Inconvenience, justify a permanent,
| unjust, mOnopOlising despoiism, during Il state
of peace, and war Yet such is the evil il e, il
At all. and such the remedy offered by the
Tariff schemers. The Tariff bill Mr.. Sneaker
snpP"ses will produce this underlined indepen-
d"nce, presume, within a century, il ever (;
provided Mr. Speaker should not be mista-
ken IN his political calculations, and specula.
tons hut who in all the world is more likely
Ia be mistaken than Mr.. Speaker for il would
seem from Mr.. Speakers whole course of con-
duct, during the present session of Congress,
that he is acting under the influence of some
rxritahl",ecccntrlc, innammabe gas, which has
electrified him into "a very Hotspur (; striking
bInut"ld at every rustling N,uud that he hears.
IL then the U. 9. do now enjoy salutary re-
lative independence of foreign nations and if
positive independence is neither a,tain.blp,
nor desirable, upon what ground is il that the
whole order ct labor now established in the
country should he subvertrd, and new order
at Labor introduced, and that too by arbitrary.
unequal and unjust artificial regulations But
Il more relative independence were desirable,
the farm bill could have no tendency what
ever Ia produce il, and would in its conse-
qu"nces produce the opposite effects
VIM. b. GILES,
March y, 1926. d,n,.;
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To hs Editors oCMe Enquirer.

10 NE 6oItoTS o. me Enquirer.
GENTLEMEN, Richmond, April 27 1924.
! send you for publication, the subioined
paper, which have prepared for the pHrpose
of offering, and (if God spares my lifel intend
to offer, to the meeting ofthe citizens Of Rich.
mODd, which shall he convened TO receive fine
report of tile committee appointed at the for.
rner meeting, on the subject ola CoNyENT,oN
rs substitute for any report which that com,
mittee shall present.
publish il now, partly because think if
right that my townsmen should hava -, on.
portunity TO deliberate on the principles if
maintains, and the arguments adduced in sun.
port Of them, before they are called on TO
give their opinion and partly because | wish
to suggest to my fellow citizens throughout
the Commonwealth, the topics Of argument.
which, in my opinion, it behoyes them to con
slider.
] thus publicly avow this paper, not from
any vanity deIuding me Into an opinion, that
my humble name can give il any weight, fth.
magnitude of the subject would alone sufIice
TO stlie IN my heart sentiment so unworthy
of the occasion) bat becasse the papcr was
prepared with view To be publicly ayowed
and because the principles il contains are the
deliberate convictions Of my best judgment.
md am willing TO stake myself upon the pu-
rlty Of them.
am, with all respect, gentlemen, your Ole.
dent servant, y. w, LEIGH.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

DELEGdTES TO THE NEXT LIE GESLATURE.
Dnf'iddis-Col. VIM Ross $50, Major Thomas Il. Wynn
266--John G.. BoiSseau 26i.
FPuvunna-George Stiman+ 2s2 Col Gideon A. Stranpe
2i5-Overton u. Petit 1856.
Observation-Disclosures Bryce jr. Joseph 8. Watkins.
Hampshire-David Parsons 236, Jonathan Pught Io6-
Christopher Heiskell i5e, Alexander King 40
HanOpsr-Polls commenced! on Wednesday-left open
for days.
King WHam-John Cnmm Pollard 2f1, Thomas Dabneys
150--John u. Richeson ia, FendalI Gregory "A
Edward Pollard SO. -
Lanea,tsr-Addison Hall 1856, William GimOur 1874
Wyfhe-John A. Saunders $50 Major Geayest 299NIopt
gomery Friel 1873.
Janis Capitalization Henley, Bennett Kerby
Yort-TbOmas q. Russell, SERVANT Jones.
Ns.foH Borough-George Loyal without offering az n
candidaie)
> Not efthe las, Legislative.
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$50 Packages Of Fresh !Ssasonabie Dyy Good,
r T. JAMES CO. market Bridget have received
IL and offer for sale, the following o. ~ e''eu
DRY GOODS


DRY GOODS
cases and bales cloths, comprising choice
hne and suP.rhne blues, blacks and fancy coors ona
fine quality the very finest and best, i, is said y
nave ever been sent to this country: such as
IF England to other crss~eS Head, y e. rna "s
containing good assortment OF eassimeres Of al
oaies angola cassimerss, well assorted
90. elegant Valencia vesngs, style
box super white London drillngs
! do. common Irish do.
J case elegant striped satteens and grandereis
] do. Wilmington stripes aud cotton cashmere.
do Union mixtures different qualities t.,
do white and printed vesiings comprising ooo
do Madras PuIcat and cotton bandanna fandke
do ladies' elegant bordered hdkfs and mems crayai.
do elegant needleworfed Swiss muslin shawl
bales "a 4 4, 3 4 apron and furniture check.
cases common and fine fancy prints and Ioo,i., FL,
do. elegant printed muslins eA"'I
8 do. cambria and other giagbams, assorted
no. ID elegant woye spot jaconets
. DO - aud 6 4 plain hook, null and Swiss muslin,
% elegant neeuleworked and loom figured book muslips
do. garment and furniture dimiiies
10 containing large assortment womens and
w"le ana Diack cotton and wsrsted ami willie
and lead eolored worsted hose " ""''e
do ,rsn% r, large assortment of balls spool
do. British stenmoom shirngs
= 20 net suspender assorted sizes
do Irish linens handsome style and well sssor,od ,
pally in half.pieces 'eu' Prnei-
= DO lawns and diapers
de- brown Hollands
bales stout British oznabuTgs
do. DaDizic rolls
"a hales and cases German oznaburrs and ,;,L,.t
do imitation and real Rv,sia sheeiisgs
do. while, brown, blue and all colorrd n,,s,, 49,,
do dorchester power and eommnpn "isn, thread
case deep blue mixed satin.tts "eu'iehing
81 bales and cases white and colorsd dor,o.,, .
do do cottnu y.r,s =, 100 a"u !uhiues TO ~
Ease i ysIas Of good quality, from Ne
90 o., nerny royal patent gill and common pack pps
40 I L ana extra fine gilt and coat buttons
1ox womehs and mems leather gloves fail t,....
b, vi 70 u', sik hose and gloves, white black Engi,h
rSs s KS Sp,endId thTeadtne e.. IS cts 10 "a per yd
handkerchief OF ~ scarlet Dasdanna
no. S,seh sen!e1he~ arcenet, Iusrngs Ievannss and
io bicn C ss 'or dresses and horenlines for vests
90 cV'nHoD and splendid Grape shayIs
90 pain black aud assorted coIored Car,or ..a...
do. feHred crane robes 1870. 4 ..
40 black blue pink, white md straw eo,ss S,.
20 r'Dbons, assorted, some splendid A''"~"
TO- silk umbrellas and pornsoIsNbes,Jo. -. Al,
small articles. '"""y O'"e'
@ 70 pains have been spared In the selection Of the
soous auoVenientioned. we consider them well bsught
WED ~ Iii hnu others wishing TO purchase are in
Nichmond, April So tts-wssv
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F3RMERS' RANK.

very numerous and respectable meeting Of the citi-
lens OF Norfolk and adjacent counes WIS held at the
courthouse of the borough the 24tand un1n
adopted resolutions recommending Gen jackson as Prrsi
Eector for that district.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-30
Eighteenth Congress.
IN SENATE. .s','
MONDAY, APRIL oR. .

NoNDAf, APRIL s6.
Mr.. johnson, OF Ken. from the joint com.
mittee, in pursuance of the instructions of The
committee, moved that the Senate nicer here
after, at ten O'Clock in the msrning. The mo-
ton was iost-ayes Ii, noes go. i, :.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid..
ration OF the bill further to amend the Judi.
aial system ofthe United States, and 70 pro-
vide for the holding of Circuit Courts.n
The bill provides for holding two Sessions
OF the Supreme Court in every year, AZ IN.
seat OF government, and that the Circuit
Court siiail De held, exclusively, by the Dis
be divided into ten Judicial districts ,rbe
other sections of the bill provide for carryi"s
into elect the above mentioned provisions
MIR. Brown spoke in favor Of the bill and
MIR. IL. johnson of Lou. offered an amend.
ment, which was ordered to be printed, and
the bill TO lie on the table. Adjourned.
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F,srannaFoy, 240i against, f09 u Many of those nj
forwards declared, IL they had fairly understood tbe
q they would have voted for a Conveution.D
GoOchiamd-C convention 60-No Conpention TO-
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FOR THE SENATE.


King RiHian-Armistead I52, Roane 1877, Bernard ~
Majority for Chapman in the counties OF Montgomery 4
10TH.
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HOUSE OF .REpREsENrar,vrs

Inc House this day met at II o'clock pur-
suant 10 the resolution of Saturday.
Mr.. McLane offered the following reso,u,io,
Resolved That the Committee on Military
Affairs be instructed TO inquire into the ey-
pedIeney OF authorizing an additional quaint
ty of land for the enlargement of the Site or
fort Washington, audi for completing the tile
IN the United States to a part of thai IN which
the said Fort is now erected. 'e"
Ordered to lie one day on the table.
The House then took up the consideration
OF the bill for the relief or John Donaldson
Stephen Hurd and Others" which went
day. N'"'"'-
MIR. Cobb renewed his motion 10 insert the
name of Thomas Carr, and Mr.. Cook rose 70
speak in reply, when YOU -
The House adjourned until o'clock.
The House met after The recess and tho
question being ON the amendment proposed
by MIR. Cobb, TO insert the name of Thomas
Carr was scarried-Ayes 80.
And The bill was then ordered to third
reading-Ayes 70, Noes 76.
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NOTT1yP


Nsunesday ebe Sob day Of JuHe next will be sold
on ne premises TO the highest bdner Tor cash a tract
au ~ hinR william county, on the Pamunkey river.
The Piping Tree containing acres which land
sOhVeyed IN trust TO the subscribers by deed OF record
~ Tue court NJ said county, by Thomas NJ GRIMES and Ne.
MS vile for purposes therein specified This tract
@ O ven hnished tws-sory house, with al conven-
houses &c and Is well situated for any Descriptions
business Such tile alone as Is in vested will be con.
Veyed' and that is objectionable
-. CARTER BRAxTON,
APh 80. ii6-w8w JOHN CHEW.
virtue Of de- ri of trust from Me.srs Henry a. and
- VIM y. btg0n herring date the Esd day Of August
hD anh duly recorded In the Office Of the county cOu oC
Prince Edward, TO secure debts therein mentioned Jue
Sterling smith shall MONDAY the 3is day Of N1y
next, iHrf not the next lair day thercafter-procee
70 se ON the premises, the highest bidder for cash
tots NJ land, lying and being ~ Jamestown In Prince I'd
ward county, Va. containing balfHcre each, and known
~ the plat or plan Of said Town, by numbers md ty,
on Tie south side Of the Main Feeand numbers seventeen
geen. nineteen and twenty, the north side Of ssi
street., much iereofa be necessary 10 eect d.
opposes o sid trust Acting trustees We shall cosve
'"eb title only rs Is vested IN US such.
JOHN CLARK
WILLIAM CLARK Z trustees
Prince Edward Co. April 80, IiS-tds
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
Land Intelligence Office.

y HAVE opened Land hltelfgetce Office at
u Atlas, (the county seat Of the Bounty
Lauds) Pike county, Illinois, the object of
which is to accommodate owners of lands to
enable them to exchange and consolidate, to
pay taxes have deeds recorded, and to give
information to those who have adverse claims
on record with the true situation OF o70nersliip.
will also furnish correct information as to the
position of lands, their adjaeence to settle.
ments, quality OF soil. timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be quested-Charges moderate and proper
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
| REFERE.NCES-Sh ad,'ach Bond, late Go.
vernon of Illinois; Hon. Jesse r. Thomas Hon.
.Nanian Edrcards Hon. Daniei p. Cook Hon.
Thomas Rey,lo'els; Elias X. Kane, Esq. CIR.
Mss Rlakeman, Esq; lillian s. Hamilton Esq.
alfred Cowles, Esq. lain 3fHson, Esq. Hen
ry Starr, Esq. !; H0oper Warfea, Esq. Hon.
Rntits Pettibone Uiiham Orr, Esq. In New
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, Stephen q. -,faal,,
George Il. Darts. In Massachusetts,, Hon.
Edjeh II. Wills Col Joseph Grattan, Col Henry
~ Dwight. Nov.1.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
SNTIgE
To Land Debtors.
LAND OFFICE, EpwARpsvILLE

LAND OFFICE, EDwARDsvILLE. }
.fuguSt o, 1921.
FJsOR The Information Of those who
y may wish to receive the benefit Of
the hate laws authorizing further re-
liz qnishment, notice is hereby given, thal
interest at Inc rate Of six per cent. per
annun, from the 5oth September, 1921,
will be charged on such inslalments as
arc or shall be due and remain unpaid
al the time Of REIMBURSEMENT. A dis
count OF thir'y-seyen and half per ceat
will be allowed on all sums which are
paid in cash, under the aforementioned
laws, whether of principal or interest.
WIN. P. MKEE, Reg'r.
Aug. 3l--676t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05

< aNAWAf ron the subscriber, living in
ga Manchester st. Louis county, on the 9Th
inst. negro named
RANDOLPH,
about 50 years of age, yellow complexion,
built stout and bony, prominent features sharp
chin, his upper lip and chin covered with
beard: when walking from person his feet
appear to wind and his toes approach each
other very nearly, he has a small gap between
his front upper teeth, and is Intelligent when
spoken TO- lie understands worsii-, III the
blacksmith and coopering business an is We.
ry handy witt, tools of all kinds Had IN when
he went away white cotton pantaoans AMI
shirt, and had in his possession bundle of
other clothes. 1t is expected he vii make
TOR Illinois and attempt to cross at st. Charles,
st. LOUIS or Herculaneum. A reward of ten
dollars will be given for his apprehension, if
taken in this state or twenty if taken out, and
ct'imned so that get him again.
WILLIAM BACON.
st. Louis, Sept. 10, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
SVVICE.

FHNIlE subscriber has Obtained from
4 the Probate Court OF Pix county,
Illinois, letters of administration upon
the estate OF WILLIAM DOOLAN,
deceased, late soldier in tie fifth resi-
ment of United States Infantry, stationed
at Fort Armstrong. A persons indebt.
ed to the said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment; and those
having demands are hereby required 10
present the same, duly authenticated, TO
the ,ubscriber at 81. Louis.
d. F. CUYLER.
ST. Louis, MAY 90, l824-52f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
LAND OFFICE MoNnY.

The Secretary cfthe 4reasury has directed, Met
bills Of the foiiosping Banks only, shall Re re-
ceiped at the Land Office in El,vardsvill:.
Bank Of the United States, and its branches
Bank OF illinois, Shawanptown,
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city of New-York,
Banks in the city Of Philadelphia,
Banks OF Baltimore, Except the City Bank,)
Banks in the District of Columbia, (eScept
the Merchants & Franklin BanksofA Alexandra
Tanks in Richmond, Va.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
POETRY.



On the anniversary Of american Indepen
dence. writtenhy Joan Quincy ADAMS, selected
from an old collection of poems.
When DER the pillows heaving deep,
The fathers of our race,
The precep's oftheir Con to keep
SOUGHT here their rest ng place,
That Gracious Con their path prepared,
Preserved from every harm,
And still for their protection bard
His everlasting arm.
His breath inspiring every gale,
imne's them DER the main;
His guardian angels spread the sail,
And tempests howl in vain
For them old Oceans rocks are snooth'd,
DEFENDERS face grows mild,
To vernal airs her blasts are sooth'd,
And all their rage heguil'd.
When Famine rolls her haggard eyes,
His ever bounteous hands,
Abundance from the sea supplies,
And treasures from the sands.
Nor yet his tender mercies cease;
His oyer-ruiing plan,
Inclnes to gentleness and peace
The heart Of savage man.
And can our stony bosoms be
To all these wonders blind
Nor swell with thankfulness to thee,
0parent of Mankind
AIlgracious Con ',lame our zeal,
Dispense our blessings more
Grant us thy boundles. love to feel
Thy goodness to adore.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
NoYlCN.

~ HE subscriberinforms the public that he
4 has the only legal authority of using and
vending to others to be used, .jarel Otls' lm-
proved Patent Bark Mills in Missouri and I!li-
nois.
All those that have purchased the above de-
scribed Mills in the states aforesaid will do
well to call on the subscriber, at VaarhaR, or
H0ratio Co=ens, Esq. and obtain deeds Or using
said Mills II this notice is neglected suits may
be expected Immediately.
LEONARD JACOBS.
81 Louis 4ke-nst C9th 222I--69
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
Probate Notice.

nv the undersgne ! administrations ofthe
w estate of THOMAS COSrICAN, late
of sia i,sen, deceased, shall apply to the Court
ofprnba,e of sad Madison county, for a settle
ment of said Costican's estate. on the third
Monday in October next. All persons inter-
ested herein will give their attendance, if they
see cause. Edwarlsville, Sept IS, 1924.
PIERRE TELLER,
NANCY COsrIC m, now Nancy Harmon.
Administrator and administrators.
Sent OH
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
pUBI.LC NOYICE.

A IL persons having demands against the es-
Atate ofJpHN SULLIVAN late ofthis coun-
ty. viii present them duly authenticated at the
office Of the judge of probate for Madison
County, on the 3D. Monday in October next
at which time we shall make sediment of said
Estate which il is believed will be iasolpent
THOMAS vANMETER. S Admir-.
Alton, Sept. 90, l824-4t.
Iexpcct to leave this state on the 1st No
yefnher next. all persons having demands
against me will please present them for settle
ment. EDWARD BISHOP.
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w anteA

4 the Alton Stea ,,ispiiery, practical
n Distller, who is accustomed 10 both sweet
and slop MASKING, and competent to take
charge Of the works. ANY person properly
qualified, and well recommended will meet
with good encouragement. ipplyto
c. w. HUNTER.
Lower Alton, Sept. 6, 1919
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
NNTiUE.

A PETITION will be presented to the Ge-
4 neral Assembly Of the state of Illinois, at
ITS next session, praying for the establishment
OF a new county to be formed from the county
OF Pike and the part attached, the southern
boundary OF which shall be between iowa
three and four, south of the base line
JOHN WOOD.
August 17.--12t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
NOTICE

hereby given to those persons WIZ
y purchased properly at the sale et
part Of the personal estate of EDWARD
CARROLL, late Of Greene county, deceas.
ed, which took place on the 18th day o.
N luenber last, that their notes have now
become due, and they are requested to
make immediate payment to
SAMUEL A. LOTION, .4dm'r,
.fupnSt II, 1924,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
NOTICE

is hereby given, that application win be
4 made to the General Assembly of the Stale
OF Illinois, at its next session, to form new
county from parts of st. CLAIR, MadisdA, and
Washington counties.
4. B. CLEMSON,
THOS. RAY,
GEORGE LOWE,
NICHOLAS HORNER.
Sept 22d, l824-7l12t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
Notice

rs hereby given, that application will be
!. made to the General Assembly Of the state
ct Illinois, at its next session, to define the
northern boundary OF Sanganlo county, and to
torn new county from part of Fulton coun-
y and the presen. county Of Sangamo.
August "a. w. s. HAMILTON.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
AND FOR SALE
JOHN SAACHE ORD.

also, IN STORE,
A very general assortment of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Hardware, and Dye-stuHs,ln part emu
merated below,all of which win bt sold equally
low, and many of them much lover, than can
be purchased at any other store in ST. Louis.
Cash or Goods given for Beesdax and Tai
low. Illinois state paper taken at 80 cents
der dollar.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
ny Tur pnEsJpENr OF THE UNITED

STATES.
EN- pursuance nj The provisions of the
q .,.s reT,,,s,;,,., ,he sales of nnhlic
- - p.a.;da,,, &c
iahus, ; 9Aaho NioNNoN'
the United ota'es oil America 90 hereot
declare and make known, that public
sales will be held, as hereinafter desig-
nated. for The d,snosal of certain lands
of the United States, to wit:
A. The and Office AT TrpRE UAtTE,
lin the State Of Indiana, on the second
n11,,,.,., aca,,e,,bs, n.y., fo,. ,be die.
:, i. r,Ilo,,,
posai OF 'i'c 'dneo eNua'o w wv iY.'o"
mig descfiptd townships ana ifactiohai
townships, viz:
Fractional townships Nos. 5 and 10,
of ranees Mas and 9. west of the Sc
-, t.; -
1oha PM pa ~ '''''' 49, w
late Fea IHdtaH FeSeFOesto", a' Tue
-
~ .; NJ 70 on o, 40 20
80, ."'.I'n nH -. NJ
Nj -, ar ,,a aa.o,,d ,,,;no;n, !,
IT, -, oGos =. pew,
:, 80 ~ g - Iad;a -, -
80, =, - Ds.a,,,ka. g.. ~
'. ,.', ~. ,i,,,a,a a. FL
,staS aasn,.;had ..mnsh;ns w..
! ~ ,,"i'R,'.s VI, NJ
o"" 10 20 ~ 90
2324a5
and % of range No. 3 West of the
81 % % and "a of >second princi-
ranges No. pal meridian.
q, q, % anu oa %
- w.
Al the Laha ofice al PALESTINE, N
W.. 20 1.tota. ~ 80 70 f"n ,ha '- , ~"
aay III Jctooer heIS, for the disp3sal -
cerialn lands heretofore sold, and RELIN
oUIsHED 10 the Cnlei States, al tAr
Land Oilce at Vmcennes, ~ Indiana
PRIOR II the iirs' day OF october, 1921,
under the provisions OF the aci OF 81 q
March, 1921, tor the reiiet OF purcha-
sers OF p1blic lands prior to the Isl OF
july o@o' si.ua'e II, INC 'o'io"ihs &C.
scrioen townships ana frac town
ships. lying within the limits of the now
raies''ne o's'r'c'' VIZ
.Narth 81 lie base 6ne and 'V'at The second prii
ctpat me's"tan'
In township No. E, OF range No. 10
ana y "a
|" ''1 ,ou'ns,.; ~ ."S Ms
o,,I f..'it;a,sJ -, S0frange No.12
ships Nos. 6 and Z
In township No. l, fractional townships Nos. 9
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