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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, lIn IsawrcnceCir.
laurence County cut Court.
Herr, !. Boyer t ss'''n1'r'srn 1885,
Aaron M'Cumber Attachment Tor $500.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the court,
IL that the defendant has absconded, or 90
ocnceals himself that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served uron HIM, whereupon
il il Q, dered that unless the defendant appear,
nut in special bail and plead to plaintiffs &C.
ton co or bofore the first day Of the next Sept.
term Of this court, judgement 6nal viii be rem.
dered against him, and the estate attached will
be sold 10 satisfy PLAINTIFF claim and all costs.
tits further ordered that the Clerk Of this
Court cause copy Of this order TO be pubsn-
ed for six weeks successvely, in the newspaper
called the Pearl River Banner, printed and pub.
lished in the town Of Monticello.
Icertify the above 70 be true extract FROM
the minutes Of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunio sci my hand and official Seal AZ tho
town Of Monticello, this the seventh day Of
iApril, 1888. iii III
EDWARD Z. BOWEN, Clerk.
| Monticello, April Z, l838-22-6t.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-22
STATE OF MlSSI SSIPPi, I Ia Lawrence Cir
Lawrence County. }cuit Court.
Levi Noble To September Term

vs. 1898.
s %,ss;. 'HsK''' )ss.. Attachment for $780,
+ appearing to the satisfaction Of this
ACoutt that the defendant has abscond-
ed or 50 conceals himself ,hs, The ordina-
airy process ofthe law cannot be served
upon him; whereupon II is ordered that
uuless the defendant appear, put in spe-
cial bail plead to the plainl'Gs action
on or before The first day Of the next
September term Of this court, judgement
FINAL will be rendered against him. and
the estate attached will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs claim and all costs. Il is fur.
Their ordered that the Clerk Of this Court
cause copy Of this order to be publish.
ed for six weeks successfully in the news.
paper called the Pearl River Banner,
printed and published 10 the town Of
Monticello.
certify The above 10 be true extract
from the minutes of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
hereunio set my hand and official seal at
The town os Monticello, this the seventh
day Of April 1888.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
April Z, 1833-22-6w.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

AS the .HoaoTable Probate Court Of
Lawrence County has made Il Ne dp.
~ Of the subscriber. ~ Guardia" ol Tie
minor heirs. 70 make 6nal close offths
estate Of T. ". Borgs, deed; he re-.
pectfully invites eli tAOse indebted 10
SAID estate. either ~ note or oiherwist,
10 call and make psymsot; or they will
have Cost TO pay; - the ensuing fsll
term viii NOT be allowed 10 pass without
suit being brough! against all deIinquents.
J. NJ. TURNER. Guardian,
Monticello, July IA, 1885, 81 ct. I.
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fHyFIE Trustees Of this Institution, rejoice,
IL after attentively observing its progress du-
rng the eight months of its existence, cordially
to recommend it to the patronage Of all those
who have sons or daughters to educate.
We make tbesfollowing extract from our foriner
circular for the satisfaction OF those who may
wish Information concerning the Principal Of this
Academy. a
"Ihs institution will be under the superlnten-
ccncc Of the Rev. A. r. GRAVES, gentleman Of
talent and experience. Tlefollowing Honorable
and Rev. gentlemen are referred to, as having
recommended Mr.. Graves 10 the Trustees, as
man of unblemished character, ripe scholar and
skiltul teacher.
The Rev. Jeremiah Chamberlain d. D. Presi-
Gent of Oakland College.
Rev. Benjamin Chase A. M. Of Adams county.
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. M. of Woodville VIII
Enson county.
Rev. A. B. Lawrence A. NJ. Editor Of the New
Crsans Observer.
Hon. John Henderson ofHaacock county.
Hon. c. 2. Smith Of Woodville Wilkinson
eounty.n
In addition to the confidence, which such re-
lamentations inspired, we pow have that which
ansns from familiar personal acquaintance and
"VNueHt inspection Oh MS SCHOOL.
The assistants are Mr.. J. E. McNArR, whose
experiences as a teacher amply qualities him for
MS Office; and Miss j. L. McNAm, who hither-
70 has given fun satisfaction to her employers.
II O A R DIN G..
We are also happy to state that Mr.. Graves
has provided two pleasantly situated and conven-
lent boarding houses for the pupils Of this school.
IN the one, the boys will be placed with their
teachers and in the other the girls with their
teacher
All pupils received in either of these houses
|x &c under the special care Of their respective
|teae hers, out Of school as well as in school.
Terms Of Board in these houses, including tui.
ion, lodging, washing, fuel and light, 5000 per
per month.
RATES OF TUITION.
spelling and Reading per month $500
Writing, Modern Geography, common
arithmetic and English GRAMMAR por
month 500
Ancien, Geography, Ancien. and
aodern History, Political Economy,
constitution of the United States, Ma
fTa', Moral and intellectual Philoso-
F"}' DoSic ana itnctorlc per month S4,uV
naun and Greek languages, Mathe-
nrsucs, Astronomy, Chemistry Geology,
'anefaicsy and Botany per month $500
weekly exercises in composition for all of suf
pupils.
An extensive set Of Apparatus is procured, suff
Nh, Tor illustrating the more difficult parts Of Geo
.apny, Mathematics and Astronomy, and for th'
performance Of all the more instructive and intcres
Eophy.
Inc whole number Of students who have at
snuca this Institution during the last session i
we hope this Institution viii receive that a
io"nt 81 patronage, which the industry and abil
~, VI Tvs Instructors merit.
n. ,ns next session will commence on the LIST O
BY order Of the Board:
A. FOX, President.
A, Josrvs NEyIxxs, Sec'y.
''iona'c'lc, September 10th, 1885,
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sTATEO r MISSISSIPPI, ia Lawrence Cir
NJ Laurence County. emit Courts
Phroah Benson 10 September Term
W 1883.
BENJAMIN Stills. Attachment sor
1&i8i,l2A,

J$i8l,l2a.
1T appearing OF the satisfaction Of this
i Court that the defsndanrhss' absror' (.
ded o. so conceals himself ma, the or.
binary process Of The law csnno, be eel.
we'd upon him; whereupon It il ordered
that unless th~ defendant appear. put in
special bail and plead to the pisind,if's
action on or before the first day Of the
next Sept term of this court. judgement
fioal will be rendered against him. and
the estate attached will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs claims and all costs. tits fur
Their ordered that he Clerk Of this Court
cause > copy Of this order 20 be published
for six weeks excessively 10 the news
paper called the PsGrl River Banne~.
printed and published in the town u Non.
| ticello.
, l certify The above 10 be q true extract
from the minutes Of aid Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOEs have
hereunto set my hand AID official gal u
tina town Of Mont .sllo, This the sevet,sh
Jag Of April 1898. .-.S. I.
EDWARD l.. BOWEN, Cisrr. 4:
April 7, 1888 -.ss-ew sS.e -
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ANDERSON ADAMS, Adm
Columbia. July 10th is3s-35-3-w
MOTTO

" ! y TT.
rs hereby given 10 all persons in any
= manner interested id an undivided
half Of six hundred arpens ofiani belong
ing 10 the estate Of Alexander Morgan
deceased, situated on Pearl River in the
county OF Hancock. TO appear al The Or
phans Court Of said county Of Hancock
on the fourth Moundsy Of September
aext, and shew cause why said land
should mol be sold according 10 law
This fourth Monday in July 1898
CHARLES MERRILL, Admir-.
Psaslington, Aug. LIST, l038-38-6w
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3, thu pJcsidsutof he United Safes

Sy the Prcsidsnt of The United States
I'm pursuance of the provisions OF treaty between
81 the Uxi;ed States and the Chckasaw Indians, made
and concluded on Ponlooc Creek the tccaiieM dag
of October 1889 and Of The supplementary and eXana.
tory articles thereto made and concluded tho t'ccny
second dag Of The month and also nl The treaty
between The United States and the Ckckasaw Indians,
made and concluded at the City Of Washington. on The
trepiy fourth dan of -,;ay 1854; /, MARTIN VAN
BUREN, President of the u States, do hereby declare
and make known that public sale, for the disposal %
o The lands cedcd to the United States by the saS
Indians hereinafter described, shall be held at
the Land Office al Ponto,oc, in Mississippi, on hs frs!
Mondoy in January next. viz:
Rest Of the Ct;c4oSao7 meridian iae.
Township 10, of range L.
Fractional township !; Of range 6.
Fractional township II. of range u.
FraCrinra! township ~, of ranyr7.
Fractional township II, of ranss7
Fractional township 10, Of range s.
Township a. Of rangc9.
Township s. Of range ..
Fractional township 9, Of range Q.
Fractional township 10, Of range
Township j. Of range 10.
Fractional township 6, Of range 10
fractional towrship 9, Of range 10.
Township 4, O. range IL.
Fractional township 8 OF range IL.
fractional township 7, Of range ~.
fractional township z of range Is.
The lands selected rCsfrva,ons under the prov
srns Of the said treaties be excluded from the sale
The sale viii be Kept open for two .-.L-, <'rss Tue
lands disposed Of ard no unger; aud no pr
entries Of land in the townships offered, VIII be
admitted until after the expiration vi the Two weeks
The land. will be offered in quarter sections, and frac.
,i.,ral quarter sections, where such exist
Given under my hand, tho City OF Washington, this
By the Psesidenr: NJ VAN EUREN.
JHo. NJ. MoonE,
.7n'ing Commissioner Of the General Lona 0Gicc.
Gets 13-wilJ
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FOR SWH UCfOGF
yFagSnfa N0fSUli; E41aeeTy, No. {;
a .NonStr in the shape Of a Lottery!
100000 Capital.
Shenandoah s.GstGry. Class A,

To be drawn at Alexandra, %. C) on Saturday. No.
vemher 18th, 1895 with Capital Of 500 Goo
Of $50 600 90 0U0 10000, 900, $500 Coco, 5000,
OO0 :S740 Of 2 800 10 of Geo. 80 Of 900, 81 Of
$50; e5 OF 500. &C. &c: amounting in all TO than
n million of dollars.
The tickets in the above mammoth scheme, are now
received and will be sent by mail 10 any part OF the u
s.. for $50 each.
certificate OF package of wholes for 2GO-hn!Trs
quarters and eighihs in proportion.
CT Please address,
D. Nj. HOYT, Richmond, Va,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under Tie sign
of the Eagle, who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
n. b. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
u Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the proFapt attention as personal ap'
pcaon, and the result sent (when rcqucslcd) imncd
otely after the drawing.
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THE .afENIA
FIRE Insurance GGa3sDERy

a RE containing to take risks in Town and Country,
IA on Dwelling Houses, Stores. Manufactures, Mills
other Buildings, and on Furniture, Libraries Wear.
ing Apparel, Stocks Of Goods, Machinery, and the
Stock Of Mills and Manufactories, well on most
other descriptions Of insurable property. The terms
ed at any other good Office. Applications to be- made
either personally, oby letter. to the Agent in Richmond.
JOHN o. LAY,
Agent at Richmond.
THOS X. BRACE,
President .Ftna Insurance Company.
The subscriber intending for the future to devote his
undivided attention 10 the subject of insurance, thinks
proper to add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency Of The Etnn Office for the last IL
years. has been literally adjusted and settled by him. 10
the satisfaction Of the parties insured
JNO o. LAY
.fgent yFtna Insurance Company
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EaDE'T',s C0Ms.S Of EGsfNuc.

HOYT would just say TO his old patrons and the pnb.
lie that his Office is still the place for them to apply for
tickets az he is dealing ont site 0ne thing nt IL his
old STYLE II goes thousands by thousands.
By glance of the eye below. you viii see some OF the
most MAGNIFICENT Schemes ever offered. he chances
for Tie adyen;urer are much better than in amy scheme
before offered; therefore let your orders 10 the
right place. hoYr OfficE:
f. B sides the schemes you see advertised ~ THIS
paper tickets in Lottery advertised by any one caa
be had in any quantities Of Probably al! the largest
capitals below will be sold by
D. NJ HOYT, Richmond, ia.
Grand Srhtnnc far l:Sh OctOber, 1885.
Alexandria E.GstGry, 40. z,
To be drawn as above, with Capital of 5O,GON; Of
90 OOG, 10 COO 5000 900, 800. 5000, $500, 1000,
and 80 Of Gao, so Of SEQ, &C. &c.
The tickets are received and for sale By loYT at
$40
certificate OF package Of 25 whole tickets will Re
sent in this Lottery for $l30-halves sud quarters IN
proportion.
VIRGINIA Eor&Vli; f49aeery, No. q,
To b. drawn rs above. with Capital Of $40 GOO
of $4,000 COCO 5000, 5000, . &c., $40 80 prizes
of 81 ,0D0 NC, &c.
Tickets SI0-shares in proportion.
Certificates Of package Of . whole tickets will be
scrt Coz 3l3O--halves and quarters in proportion.
For 9Th Oc,ober
m .HONO.HGALL5 academy LOTTERY, 10 Il,
To l.r drawn US above, with Capital Of $50 coo.
of SIS 0000 10000. 5000, 600, 5000, 1926 80 Of
,0G0 GO Of 500, &c.
Tickets Sl0--shares in proportion
certificate Of package Of 20 whole tickets IN tins
Lottery will be sent for 3I3O-shares in proportion
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Aug 7

az 4 6hA REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
u Il WV scriber, III" iGh day Of September
last residing in the county OF Essrx near his place.
negro man named lESSE liz about IS years Of age
) feet high herrabouis This hegh, exactly known
"A thick, sturdy Lrt fellow. black complexion, good
coumcna9Ce, aud speaks quick and pert when spoken
to- am fearful" thai he hal has rot in possession sci
of free papers, issued from the Clerks cficr of King
Queen county in the name of Randolph Tupprnce |
will give the above reward Of SiG0 if taken ont of The
State and $50, ii taken within this State and secured
in any jail, ;hr' a"i hun again.
CHARLES 6 LAYTON. p. NJ
Oh : L!i-lci'l .u9nasps's. Esse1 %, "a
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NEW BOOKSTORE.

F5NE subscribers receiving by he various packets
a their Fall supply Of Goods embracing large stock
Of NIL the SCHOOL BOOKS in use. Stationary
mud Fancy Goods Of the best quality; standard Works
&c All nf which purchased The hest terms, and
offered for sale TO country merchants and others
small advance. J. w. RANDOLPH & CO,
Bookseliers, slain Street. Richmond,
Opposite .Nessrs Hubbard 4 Gardner's Shoe Store.
.asd Z doors Jsic,0 Eariey's Hrtcl.
Aug y 32-wlOH
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SITUATION WANTED.-.h young gentleman,
- who was graduated o, The University of North Ca.
rolna The class of l636, who has had some expert.
encn in The management Of boys and who has voted
the larger pornu of The interim scientific and CLASH
cal pursuits wishes TO obtain situation as Principal of
an Academy, private Tutor in some respectable
family. Testimonials Of character and competency,
from emncn, literary aad scientific gentlemen can lie
produced. Communications addressed 10 g" L r.,
Charlotte c. II Va will receive prompt attention.
Oct ii-cL
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SgHs.sT'4'G.yn,S lottery GMcc.

Dra,cn MANNERS in .9it4Gudyia LoiiaTy Ma G
80 60 G5 % 10 % - IS ia u 10
Ticket Nos 80 50 -, prz Of 81 0CO, sold and cash
ed by Stra;ton. -
SPLENDID SCHEMES
Every weck-A briIl;an, scheme for the 18Th Of DC.
ober- 800 OC0 $50 600, $ICGCO, 5000 so OF 81 GEO.
NC, &c. Tickets SI0-Tiekets in all the Lotteries,
and the really lucky numbers fer sale at Stations
Lucky Office. Look 200 Capitals sold AMI cas!rd
by Srra,on-lhc all prize seller, in little ;wc!;e
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o nf 81. GG0-rna!iinr

% Of 81 ,NTIT-inhklnG 2IIUU
Besides 500, COO 500, AGO. 500, 2CO, &c ; &c ma.
kim 203 Capital Prizes sold and cashed by Sua,ton
since January, 1887. Orders punctualy and contden.
TALLY attended to, if addressed 10 n. sTRATTON,
Sent * T3S-T1 Richmond, la.
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Civil Engineering ~
Higher Classics 90
The price Of Board in this table, Q30) is that paid to
the College Steward who, in consideration OF certain
privileges binds himself The Focuily to take all Stu.
dents who apply for bnard the pricec stated The
Students boarding with him lodge in the College build.
ing; all the Lodging Rooms in which will undergo q
thorough repair before the next Session. II due TO The
present Steward to say, that he has given entire suiac
lion 10 all parties
The price of Board at other Boarding Houses in town
Including washing, fuel and lights is $40 This has
been established by general understanding with the
College authorities: and higher charge will be viola
ton OF this understanding.
The public assured that this exhibits the entire
amount of necessary expenses al h. institution What
money, therefore, beyond this amount shall be fur
nshed TO the Student, will be altogether al the dscre-
ton of the parent GUARDIAN and it is earnestly recon-
mended that this SUN be as small rs possible.
n addition to the studies above enumcra.cd there is
4 Department Of higher studies, necessary TO the at.
tainmenl of The degree of A NJ A student, pr"pos-
nr 10 attend this DEPARTING Mt must have taken either
the degree Of A. B in this College, the same or
some equvalcu: degree in other College or equal
standing; and must also be proficient in the Latin
Language.
The courses will he follows, and supervised by the
Professors in their several departments:
MORAL AND POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Campbell's Rhetoric, Whalcley's Logic Ahsrcrom
birs Moral Philosophy, Monle-queus Spirit of Laws.
Say and Ricardo on Political Economy Brown on The
Passions Chalmers Evidences Of Christianity.
HISTORICAL
Gie's Greece, Fergusons Rome, Sismnndi's De.
cline and Fa! of the Roman Empire. Russelis Modern
Europe Halams Middle Ages and Constitutional His.
tory of England, History Of The u S.
MATHEMATICAL.
Brewsers Legendre, Yuung's and Bourdoin's Alge.
bra, Youngs Analy,icsi Geometry, Young's Dferen.
,al aud Integral Calculus Gummerc's Astronomy
PHYSICAL
Turner's Chemistry completed aud more folly exa.
miued,) Yvung's Mechanics, Newtons Principal
Law DEPARTMENT..
Constitutional Law.
II the Student in addition 10 the degree of A. B.
shall lake the degree Of L. then the Malhema teal
and Physical portion of the Masters may be dis
pensed WITH If he be graduate in the School of En
pneering (bcsides having taken a. b linen The Moral
and Political and Historical portion nay be dispensed
with. In either The student must lake the half
course in History, which he may have omitted in The
A. course THOMAS r. DEW,
Sept Id tS-w!isoI President.
" ,t,t,.. ~
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z hBCRERS WANTED Tic James Ri"er ana
4 Kauawha Company are in immediate want OF Sc
vcraI hundred FOOD .torers TO work oil the Ola cahal
yi,rin three miles of the city of Ricmond-For such
one dollar pgr day will be paid, they finding their own
hoard Gentlemen wishing 20 send negroes i!ril INC
c;nnry are assured that tie very bes care sai' &c a.
ken Of them. The work IS dry and believe pe!'eGt'y
.af, TIE of the negroes shall only cost "rG dol
lar per week and their wages paid on the lS'h May
''' RICHARD REINS.
4rent IF he James Rirer :. KdnaTha Co.
ala lost
;uIO BUii.DERS.-The successful bidder for The
3 addition 10 the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, IN the
cjl of Williamsburg having failed 10 give security Tor
I'M; faithful compliance with his contract, no.icr Is Eivri,
tha, proposals w be received at the saIa asylum
mill hr 0ib day of October next for building saIo al
,ton, rccoriing TO the plan and contract prepared,
when III he s!ewn by The keeper TO any person desi-
rous OF undertaking.
TiiOS. g PEACHY,
BEVERLY TUCKER,
RO SAUNDERS, Committee.
RO McCANDLISH.
GEO W SOUTHALL,J
nth, Rchnold Wing Compiler and Norfolk Beacon will
olas ms the months and forward thc accounts
I,sc ,oir I.cG,Crcr oil the Hospital i1 P"! tncni
Ang2 oJ--.l
aAOANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY-The
& a annual meeting OF the Roanoke Navigation Cn''
pony will be held al Weldon, North Carolina, on Mon'
day, the 9th day Of November next.
Gets 43-3t
;rhe Richmond Wing and D,nc Reporter will please cory
the joG irs their accounts to te Ios'as
ter 1T Weldon fuT collection.
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BY The President:
J.uEs WHIrco%n,
Commissioner q tho General Land Cyce
Nate by tic Commissioner.
Il is deemed proper remark that large hni'cS oi 'e
above DESIGNATED lands are sullcd mm'drafly on llc
Mississippi Aichaiaaya, ta!ras!u, and Red RIVERS IN"
their waters presenting great advantages "s fcIauS ID
ciIi,y Of communication with market
considerable portion Of those situated in III" N"!h
crr section the State is said /" BE- ri rate r"n inns
mud lcrrr proportion th,sr South rf the 3st degree
of laudc is n,inpted 10 tic grOnh q the suyar cane
.IJ'icc to Prc-emption Claimants
Every person claiming the right o. pre- enp'ion to any
of the buds designated il The above proclamation IS re-
oucs!cd TO prove the to The satisfaction d! The lie
gs,er and Receiver OF lie proper land office, and make
agcnt therefor, PrGc'icGHG ceT ss:'"g h's
rr;iee in order hst the claim may be dudlcaif ny those
o!.icrrs agresabIy to la il G" ti'c prior TO The day
arpn!ni,d for the of tic public sTie; and
ali claims nai daily made known and paid for prior TO the
date aforesaid are declared b. law 10 be forfeited
JAMES WilrrCOMB,
Commissioner IF Ike Gcae'm lind ctec.
Ssn,:S 4l-lut3L
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PERMITTING lNk.-Just received n! this Office
81 supply Of Joinsan Il Dnrauts Wia!r .Nins Iak'
which will Dc sold for % cents per pound ior Cash
Oct
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By Tic Frrsia'cm IF TIC United States.

TN pursuance of law, !, MARTIN VAN buren,,
y Preside nj Of the United States Of America d" here
by declare and make known that public sales will be
held at the aforementioned land offices in the Territory
Of Irwa at lEir periods hereafter designated 10 wit
III tie land Office at Burlington, Monday, the l!lh
day Of November next, Tor the dspUsa! Of the public
lads within the aforementioned Townships and iraC-
tonal townships, viz:
North of The base line. and Vest RI ths mridian.
Fractional township Il, Of range l.
Townships - and II, Of range2
Townships GO and -, Of range 3
Townships 60, -, and b oi range 4.
Townships G9, ~ ard -, of range >.
Townships 6S. II, and 7i. Of range &.
Townships 81, and 20 Of range7.
Townships 90, 20, II, and q of range s.
Townships %, 40, and n, Of range ..
Fractional township 81, and township g. Of range TO-
Al the land office al Du Buque Monday the 9Th
day of November next for the disposal of the public
lands within The aforementioned townships 10 wit:
North II The base Hncand H,S. # Tie me'idi0a.
Townships IS and 20 Of range |.
Townships 20 aaI 20 Of range =.
Townships - and 90 If range 3.
Townships IL, -, % and 90 of ranged.
Townships 7e, 80 and so Of range >.
Townships 50, 81 and g2 of range G.
Townships 70, 50, 81 and 92 Of rangc7.
Townships 90, 81 aud 80 Of range
Lands appropriated by law for lhe Of schools mi
ary, or other purposes, will be excluded from sale
The sales will each be kept open for weeks unless
The lands disposed of and longer; and
private entries o lanl in the townships offered will
be admitted until after the expiration Of The two weeks
Given under my hand. ut the city Of Washington this
NJ. VAN buren,.
lsv the Presidents
JAmEs WRITCoMB,
Commissioner Of hs GraerGl Land QGfre