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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23
F. L,yEnpoor. juno 8.


On Saturday last, paolc meeting was,belj
IN tic Court Room in the Town ball s. for the
purpose Of Petti0nng his Macsfy's Ministers TO
advise the Kings most cxcellen. Majesty in
Council, TO recognise such OF tic governments
ofthc late SPaDisI and Portuguese Colonies in
North ard South America as have established
their Independence" The room was crowded
With Some of tic principal merchants and re-
spectacle Inhabitants OF tle town. Gen Dove
rcux, Col. StcphensoD and some otter Ofccrs,
w'ioh have served III South America, were also
present.
LoSooT, SATURDAY. Eyenine.. june C.
We have received Faris papers OF Thursday
and the Eteiie Of Friday. Tue Etoilc brings
t!'e final decision on tie project Of the law for
iiie reduction Of 8 per cent. Tecafes. Tie Mi
ni3lera' project has been elected by "a majority
OF TO to III.
House Of Commons.
Thursday, June 2.
Tic W arebJJ5iaE Wheat Bill was read a
third time and pissed.
The Marine Insurance Bill was read third
time aoi passed. after short bat livcly debate.
N wlGch the measure was attacked b., Alderman
Thompson, SIR F. 0mmaney, Mr.. Robertson,
Mr. T. wilson, Mr.sPlumlner, Mr.. Grenfeli
aal Sir G. Forbes and defended by Mr.. Bux.
ton. There were four several Givisions-upon
which The measure ras approx q! by rng5oritics
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h.h,, even of the most Observing OF our readcro,
aware of the cxte ct Of the Legislation OF Con-
,rress. on this object, at their last Session The
amount directly appropriated by the several acts
for this purpose, was hundred and sixty three
t,,msa,d toiiats-Sconsidcrahi sum for be-
.mniug, particularly where we rccollect that il
IS oin;ost al oft for experiments, and Tor surveys
in the nature of experiments, looking to more
extensive operations.
PERHAPS the reader would be pleased to see
the substance Of these acts col!ated and presen-
ted 10 Them at one view. The following brief
! SYNOPSIS Of them, presents that view, beginning
with the FIRST ia importance to the principle
| involved IN At
| An Act .,uihoris;ne, the President 10 cause
surveys and estimates TO be made for such routes
! for Roads .,nd Canals, rs lac may deem of impor-
| tancc in commercial or military point of view,
or t,r tx, transportation OF the United States
mail.-Il.e sum appropriated, $4,000
| An a:i for making experiments with view
to The Improvement of the navigation of the ri
vcrs, Ohio and Mississippi. The sum approPria-
ted, $4,000.
| Al Act 10 mako road in the Michigan Ter
ritorp, from Detroit % the Ohio State line.
LEM III Of the road, 20 milcs.--Sum appropria-
Iie!, aeG,oco
Al Sci 10 make road in the; Territory o.
4, Arkansas, GroGl Memphis, in Tennessee TO Lit-
tie Renaissance l60 milas--Sum anpropria
ted, S,3 ,00o.
IL, Act,o make n road in the Territory of Flo
r,a, from Pausacola 10 St observation-disclosures
Gj5 ,niIcs-S'.n, appropriated 100000.
The same act authorizes the survey OF routes
for r,,,!a from Cape Sable to the Suwancy river
a',l f.ana Gaps, Fior.da to St, AugustineSjun
appropriated, Sa,apo.
These acts were seve-aiiy reported by Tho
Comm on Road; and Canals, Of which MIR
iIEMrR,LL is Chairman, TO whose rerscverin2
attention and very respectable personal charac
ter they are not a little indebted for their sue
cess Besides the above appropriations of mo-
uoy, it will be remarked, the President is an
thcrize.i IL employ the Corps of Typographical
Engineers oi the United States in the surveys
and the soli.Srs stationed III the respective Ter
rtorics liz making the o7js therein.
There is no reader OF this article that will NOR,
rejoice than we do ia this sort OF employment o
a small portion of the funds contributed by th,
People tor tie support of government. 1t i
such measures rs these which MAKE Peopl,
bless their government; and we are not ot1.ait
that this People will become too much attaches
to their government. Nat. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23
Hon. Joas FLorp, c1ri,mrr. &c.

Hon. J0HV FLOYD, E'tfisJn1n, &c.
Un2rcPIrcl, at Prcsent, - defend rnyqcIr -.
gal1st tie testimony Of The Hon. Hfr. Noble h.,
'yh1h da'c beeh perfectly surprised, h,yc
bec.. co'npciicd 10 o,is 60 4 future perioI for iI,,
purpOsc. I.o9i hoscscr, erroneous inferencca
0iDy pieIuurcc may d. drawn from the want Of
4 formal deteGeg on this SUBJECT before tho
Committee, | do most solernDiy decl,rc mo.
are G0d and my Country, tasi iu tue co,,-
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FOieEiGN.
LATEsT FRoM ENGLAND.

rived at this port OF Saturday lat, brought Lon
don Papers 10 the sixth and LIVERPOOL .Papers
to the eighth of June, from the latest dates from
each city, the following miscellaneous articles
have Gcen sciectcd
LONDON, juno g..
An express from Paris arrived Yesterday
bringing the Etoilc, dated OF Friday, from which
1t appears that tie Freuch Ministers have been
unexpectedly beaten in The Chamber of Peers
where tie financial law was rejected hv q ma
joniy considerably larger than could have been
anticipated. WDat makes t,is rejection the
more rcInarka5ic was, that it was preceded by q
speech rom NJ. Dc Yillcle, IN which h, had
decJEred liis intention to establish an institution.
20 cn>0ie annultants OF or below Gao steg;inr.
yearly dividend, TO invest tDcir capital a, ixcd
ru:c Of interest. This proposition proved of no
avail, and the project rejected by a majority
OF oaa huudred and twenty to one hundrcl and
fourteen. All the other propositions, founded
on tho IA st, were likewise put to the vote, and re-
Jocted, and the Chamber adjourned without FIX
iig tic day Of lis next meeting.
The rejection tao project lad occasioped
al immediate fail IN tse EeHles Of above per
cent. AZ the tinc TIC Express LET, they were
down as lo'v rs lO2E loo. Their had begun \
lOlh 2Jc. Various reports were, ofconrse. in
circulation, and among other things, it was said
that Change of Ministers would be the Grsf
consequence OF this defeat. we believe. howe
yer, hd the best informed rar,i IS DO MS, aDnrc-
'icni is,i. result
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BALTtuoRE, JULY 10.

l'hi. iiNOiSt, JuiJ ~
Since we Published tho proceedings on FRI
day last, OF tie meeting at Cahawba, in AT r.
CANA, we have conpersel with 4 gentleman
from that state. He Informs US, that tue very
best feelings are entertained there towards Mr.
ADAMS for the Presidency, and that the electo-
raj vote of that state may be considered as GER
t,in for Him. He further states, that his pros
poets are daily growing brighter in all the adj
joining country. Col. ANDREW Prc,sENs, gen
tlcmn i'll high estimation with the people who
presided at the great meeting nj Caiawba, was
formerly Governor of South Carolina. He is
at the head OF the Electoral Ticket for EIr. ~
dams; and Israel Pickcns, esq. the present G o.
vernon OF Alabama, is also u stanch friend OF
Mr.. Adans.--l Patriot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23

\ gentleman from New JERsEY gives us the
mast agreeable accounts oil the disposition in that
Old republican state. The People ainest TO a
nan arc tor hlr. ApA.Is.-Ihere has been a
Crl;cf';a emissary from Washington, but find
n NO. fish for his bait, proc. .icd to Now York,
ana will MAKE his appearance at Albany when
tae Legislature meets in August. What Will
not some do for power and place. rs.
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'ruesday.-c'onsoIs,94
SD.
Wedncsday.--Rc. An.
945.
Stocks closed at the
Rcd. Ann. 95 S-8j
Coasols, shat.
Consols, for Account,
81 5-2S.
Four per Cents. Old,
1903
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te-iocu. es sSoa as 1t was known that the
t'rcnch Ministry had only obtained a very
sihall majority in the Chamber oil Peery OF, the
law toT the reduction Of the interest of the Rem
ties, sales were effected in Co,,sols for Account
10 an Immense, amount serious apprc!iensions
having been entertained that the measure would
not be carried, and that the French Ministry
would be lett IN the m;aority Oh the grand di-
vision.
Tie effect of the rejection of the law woui,
be extremely unfayourabe gu our own funds,
inasmuch as capital THROWN out of the Ieentes.
under the cxpccta,io:fo of a reduction of the in
terest. aud which had reverted to English Stock,
would be rc-invcs;cj III the security from which
it was originally taken the Improvement of one
and half per cent. in the Rcntcs at Paris, on
Wednesday, owing chiefly TO the opinion
entertained that the interest would rot be re-
duced. The depression in CoHsols for Account
yesterday afternoon, was from 95s 10 95t.
The expresses.fron Paris to day having COM
municatcd the defeat Of tie French Ministry
in the Chamber of Peers, ON the measure for re-
ducing the interest of the Rentes, the panic
has been SO general aud tue amount of stock
sold so considerable, to lead to further de-
cline OF II per ceut. before II O'clock; the "a
iarri among the dealers has been seldom cqnali-
cd, even on the PRONUNCIATION of important poll
teal commissions and it was much increased by
heavy fall in the Northern Securities at the
same moment. The opening price of Consofs
for account this morning. was % Lea fell im,nc-
!, diatcly to 94t, recovered TO 9.:s and again de-
clincd to "a. The purchase made by the re-
gular brokers at this reduction large,
! that Conso!s for Account, 10y twelve O'clock,
advanced TO 3ta.
+ Commissioners purchased Stock during tie
week
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.rhIrsday.--Rcd- Anu.
9lj.
IFriday.--Rcd. Ann.
9ii.
subsequent quotations.
| % per cent 100.
New i per Gents. shut.
Exc!icqucrRiils, 80 pr
India Bonds, 70 pr.
Long Ann. 221.
Baui1 Stock, 1901.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27

RESOLVED, That the Executive cause
the same to be bound apprentice to some
humane tradesman, till II shall attain the
age OF twenIy-one years"
They were mol agreed to-" A mo-
ton by Mr.. Old, to substitute the follow
ing Resolution, was determined in the
affirmative.
RESOLVED, AS the opinion of this COM
mitiee, that the said child is the proper
~ of Boshrod Washington, the owner of
the woman at the time Of her condemna-
ton"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27
MISREPRESENTATION, (rEN.) APRIL |

Monday next is the day, on which the
legislature has required the banks of
this state to commence the redemption
OF their notes by advancing in SPECIE,
one-iourth OF the amount Of all presented
Tor payment; and we are grathed to
learn, that the bank in this place, as well
as the mother bank at Nashville, and all
her branches, are determined to comply
strictly with the acquisitions Of the law.
We have not heard lately from the
old state bank, but from what we under
stood some time ago, little doubt is en-
iertained bot that The bank and branches
viii pay also.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27
--<ssuaseeas,oee-ur..

The Rev. Mr.. Peck will preach at
Ehenezer Meeting House, near Ed.
wardsville, on the second Lords day
(9th Of May) at II o'clock, A. NJ
at which time the attention Of the public
will be called to the subject of Sabbath
Schools, and the propriety OF county
Sabbath School Society.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27
attention the Public.

an the 10Th May, 1923, | executed two
~ NOTES to James Shlnault, agent for the
hers of Isaac Shinauit, of the state of Tennes-
see, for Sixty Dollars each one payable in
Cattle, the other in horse. The public are
forewarned against trading for said notes, rs
they have been fraudulently obtained--as
am prepared to prove.
JOEL JACKSON.
St. Clair co. Is. 2lst April, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27
NOYACE.

a SPECIAL mt elinc of the Agricuk-
IA tural Society ofthe County Of Ma
dteon in the state Of Illinois. will be
held at the Court House in Edwards
vile, on the second Saturday of May
next, at 10 O'Clock. A NJ.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
GEORGE CHURCHILL, Sec'y.
April 26, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27

ESHE Board of Managers oftbe (" Ma
i olson Association to oppose the
establishment of Slavery in Illinois" will
meet at Maj. Hopkins Hotel, in Ed
wardsyille, on Saturday next, at O'Clock
p. M. on business OF importance.
THo'S. LlPPINCOTT, Cor Secy
ADril o.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27
On motion,

On motion,
Re8oiped, That the proceedings ofthis
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and published in the nswspa-
pers In Eiwardsviile.
ABEL MOORE, Chairman.
JosEPu Squire, Secretary.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27
MADISON AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY,

MADISON AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.
VSStiE ANNUAL MEETING of the Soci-
q ETY. will he held at EBENEzER
MEETING HOUSE, near Edw ards,ille, On
Saturday, tie 9Th OF May next, al two
o'clock. p. NJ.
At meeting of the Board Of Direc
tors held February 6, it was Resolved
that HENRY STARR ESQ be appointed to
deliver The address al the animal m eetinp.
Ertract from the Constitution.
Article All persons subscribing
and paying one dollar or upwards, annu-
ally, shall be members of the Society /;
or by paying ten dollars, or upwards, at
one time, shall be members for life.
By order.
THOMAS LIPPINCoTT, Sec'y.
April q, 1924.
The Board of Directors will meet al
the School-iIouse in Edwardsvlle. ON
Thursday evening, 9th May, at half an
hear before shutdown, to prepare the re-
p ri.
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.

FOR THE SPECTATOR.
Mn. WARREN,
As was intimately acquainted will
The family of ABRAHAM VANARsDALLER
81 Middlescx county, NrN jersey, III,
account Of the melancholy fate of hi
laughler MARIA, who was murdered b,
her husband, Josiah Stout, suggested III
following lines:
The gloom of distant time and space
Has spread through all my native air,
Til mem'ry's eye can scarcely trace
One smiling scene or feature there:
Yet oft my evening visions come,
To paint the brightest views of home.
They shew me scenes of early years,
And, with the living, bring the dead,
Who shared my bosom'o hopes aud iears
Before my bo!Ish days had he,;
| see the iorm-i hear the tone,
Or friends-now m0tildlrn alone
The kissing lip-the blushng check
The loving, laughing, sparkling eye,
The tongue, OF accents mild and meek,
The hp that never moved a Sigh,
Which often IN IN, dreams ARISE,
Have vanished from ali waking eyes.
But there are forms which meier shall fade
From distant hienory's stralning sight
Sine ashs from sleep no dreaming aid,
To sized around them fancy's light:
For they in youthful freshness stand
The blossoms OF NY native land.
| knew MARIA, when her bud
Unfolding IN affections sun,
Had caught the blush OF womanhood,
Whose JOY alone had then begun:
No SORROWS swelicd her bosom sigh,
Nor forced one dew drop from mr. eye.
An only girl, she was the light
That onghteheds all her mothers sky;
And in her fathers darkest night
Shed lusTe on his glist'ning eye:
Her brothers purest love and pride,
More prlzel than al, the world beside.
And hers the lip which none had pressed
Save those by nearest blood allied,
Till one, she fondly thought the be5t,
Thus sealed iier for his happy bride.
Did he e'er taste of heavenly bliss,
Twas IN that sacred marriage KISS.
And not cloud that day was spread
The warnest rays of jo, to shade;
For hundred eyes their gladness shed,
And hundred tongues with ftrvor prayed,
That Con his richest boons would send
To gid their life, and cheer its end.
The slrieks Of murder fiji the air
That breathes around MARIA's home;
Away thou murderer forbear
Her husband, shall in vengeance come!
Oh, Con- It's he himself! who prest
That weapon in her bleeding breast!
And through the wounds that steel has made
Has rushed her bosom's crimson Hood
Her heart has felt the pointed blade,
And sent its gush Of purest blood
That wounded heart shall beat no more,
Her last convulsive gasp is Ger!
ACTUARlUS.
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To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
gSXPEC1lNG to leave the state in few
~ days, hereby give notice that have au
'horlsed Eleazer NJ. Townsend, Esq OF Mont
gomery county, 10 transact business for me,
during my absence Every persqn who is in
debted to me either by note, account or other
WISE, will therefore please to pay him the cash,
or give security To- further delay, or be sued
by the first OF June next. As my intended
departure has been generally known for seve-
raj months past, Pre8n'ne that am apprized
Of all demands that can exist against me, and
kn7g that have paid every clam of ilnpor-
lance. The few trifes which remain unset
tied will be paid BY E. NJ. Townsend, my at.
torney.
HENRY pFRRJNE
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27
DANIEL SrOOKEY.

Resolved, Iha, the proceedings of this
day be sent tothe editor of The Edwards
Vile Spectator for publication.
SIGNED BY
E6ed Bads icy, Josehh Lemen,
Noses Shert, Samuel MtcheH,
Joseph honiks, Joseph Scot.
Henry Carr, Hugh die rander,
Samuel SmyEh, Dapid Robertson,
DaUd H5qreH, John l.. White8ide,
nm. Padfefd, ST. 7homas Harrison,
Isaac Griffin, ORA Hah C85ura,
I'm. bridges, Nicholas 7nrgeon,
John q Hancock, I'm r Roberts,
JeShua Barnes, .4ndrew FREE
Samnet Redman, HenrV johnson,
Benjamin Ogfe, Thomas Pattiam.
April Ii, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27

The delegates of the people from the
different townships in the county of S.
Clair, being assembled a, Bellcvlle for
the purpose Of nominating suitable per-
sons to Fill the different Offices OF govern
ment, to be chosen at our next election:
IL was found that Turkey HUI town.
ship sent three; Spring township, three !;
OgIe township, three; Belevllle, three !;
Scott township, three; Chambers town
ship, three; Village township, three !;
Henderson township, three.
The delegates then proceeded to no.
inmate the following persons:
For Representatives to Congress,
DANIEL p COOK.
For Senator to Tie State Legislature,
JAMES LEMEN.
For Representatives,
RISDON MOORE,
ABRAHAM IMAM,
DAVID BLACKWELL.
For Sheriff,
JACOB OGLE.
For County Commissioners.
ABEL FIKE,
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
JOHN SLOONS.
For Coroner.
DANIEL SrOOKEY.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-27

Somi IF the Base Line.
In townships Nos
3 and trac 4 of range No.
2 and frac 4 2
2 8 4 and 5 8
2 5 4 S frac 6
. 3 frac 4 and 6 5
Fr. 2 and 3 6
Al the Land Office at Ka8kaskia, III
the State OF Illinois, on the second Mon
day in June nert, for the disposal o he
reilnquished lands lying within the fol-
lowing described townships and frac-
lional townships, viz:
In townships Nos.
1857 Gil 10 l4l5
tiac l6 aud II oil range No. /
l245678 oil 1918
5 frac 10 snt II Q
1873 6 7 80 10 frac II
II 3 IA S and l6 5
1874 Sc 7 s frac 10 and II 4
2 frac 8 and 9 S
2 8 4 irac 7 and 6
3 4 frac 7
l25 A frac 6 8
2 5 A irac 9
Frac' townships Q and 4 10
Fri | . 8 and 4 IL
A me Land Office in EdwardsvtAe,
IN tn S ate OF Illinois, on the first Nom
day m July nert, for the disposal OF The
lands relnqulshed at Edwardsvle and
kaskaskla, lying wI,nin the following
described townships and fractional
townships, VIZ:
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From the National Journal.

Political consistency We COPY be.
low, an extract from the National ddvo-
cate of August, 1921 1t is not neces-
sary for us to compare this with the Ma
tioRal .1aUocate OF the present wear, the
contrast is too striking to require it,
The remarks Of the editor upon Mr..
Adams Grafton, appear to have been
written while his heart was yet warm
with the pairio lc feelings the reading il
had inspired -whlst he really wished
for f." the triumph OF genius; OF reason
and OF intelligence"
From the New-York National Advocate, Of
August, 1921.
The last National InteIligencer con
tans the Oraioa, delivered by J1ho
Quincy Adams, Esq on the fourth OF
July. We have frequently regretted the
prevailing custom OF committing TO very
young men the public recapitula. ion
those great events connected with the
oTi yln, progress, and termination OF onr
revolutionary contest, because. thesc
events receive stronger and more faith
tul coloring from the n,atnrer Judgment
and philosophlc minds of those states
men who rank high in the es ination 81
their country. At length we have one
oi the first order.
the Grafton OF Mr.. Adams may be
considered as one of the most finished
productions of modern times, ard one OF
the happlest efforts of genius, el0qhtnce
and patriotism. Its length may prevent
It's Insertion in all of our public .rnals
but we do not hesitate to dec lare that i,
should be read BY every American; nay
by every friend of liber:y and law through
out the world, and preserved as one OF
the best efforts of the head and heart.
" Mr.. Adams is very extraordinary
man. He excites but little interest he
appears to have no friends who are pres
sing him before the people, and who
wish TO secure to him an appreciation
which be does not meri, or a rank to
which he is not entitled; and We, he oc-
casionaIly presents himself to the world
IN garb SO aliuring, that men think
higly of him, in reference to the 8. high
place." against their will. The produc-
tons of his pen act like silent monitors,
aud produce reflection, which ever will
result in his favor. His triumph Is al
ways an enviable one; it is he triumph
of genius, of reason; and of intelIi,
gence."
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. wnships Nos.
81 SO 10 IL IS

In townships Nos.
SO 10 / 1871
Ia 5 ii 10 oil range No. | E.
23 SO 789 l0ll ID
l3 IL Is @
9 8 8 9 10 IL l3
ant IA 8
Q 345 $3.50 10 IL -
Is / 4 and Is 4
2457 SO 10 IL Is IA
and Is s
1884 $3.50 10 IL
Is Ia 5 and l6 E
i235678 10 IL 10 Is
% "a So IS 10 Il 10 8
l934567 8 10 aud IL 9
1884 CT 89.l and IL 10
4 and IL
lew
and 9 Is
9 8 4 and IA
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JAMES MONROE.


Commissioner ofthe Gen. Land Office.
a. Printers fthe laws ofthe United States,
IN the States of Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky,
are requested to insert the above once a zreek,
until the first Monday in Jaly next, ard send
their accounts ('eceipteO to the General Land
Office. They are requested to omit the pub
location of sales after the period for the same
shall have expired, and to charge accordingly.
March al
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| and 9
| 9 9 4 and S

A Iso, "a The times specified, there will
De exposed, a public sale, agreeably TO
he provisions OF the fourth section of
he act OF the twenly- fourth of April,
1890, entitled An act making further
,ro, islon for the sale of the public lands"
.ueh lands heretofore sold al the respec-
live Land Offices, aforesaid as have been
t3rteited, or " hlCh before the day OF sale
designated in this Proc FamatioD,ma have
re, erted 10 the United States, together
with the SECTIONS and part of sections
heretofore reserved by law for the 'u-
lure disposal of the Congress of the
Unret, States.
There will also be offered, Immediate
ly after the closing OF the sale of Tho
relnquished and reverted lands, any
93ctlGns and fractional sections, situate
N townships heretofore offered for sale,
a, the Offices aforesaid, but which, from
unavoidable causes, were not SO Offered;
and, a, the Land Office al Edvurdsvilte,
there will be offered certain islands IN,
and fractional sections adj ching The
Mississippi river
In township No. north, Of ranges Nos, 10 & 1
VI est.
9 range No. 10 ". &
townships Nos. & of range
The lands reserved by law for the
use of schools, or other purposes, will
ne excluded from the sales, which will
commence with the lowest number of
section, township, and range, and pro-
coed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the Cry of
Washington, this second day of Februa-
~, a. d. 1924.