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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-16

II AGuEKREOTyPE PORTRAITS AND MIN.
~ IATURES, with the latest Improvement. in
coloring taken at The Photographic Rooms. CalIan.
Bnildng, opposite the General Pot OAioe, by
GEORGE WEST.
Pictures taken In cloudy weather, feb a-st
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-16

DrvIpEsp.-The Firemens' Insurance Company OF
Washington and Georgetown, has clared a divi-
dend Of IA per cent. for the last SIX on,bs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-09

and enclosed in neat ornamental cover
Ii will torn at ha end Of The year. two
seperb volumes, each Of four hundred and
sixteen pages, filed with the gems Of liter.
ature and the fire arts.
The very low price at which it will be
issued renders il The cheapest periodical
IN this or any other country considering
he cost and beauty OF It's FiFrY-TWO
ENGRAVlNGS, and the in,rinslc value
OF II literary contents. Those DESTROYS
OF receiving the paper from the CON,
mencemenl. will have il punclually sent
TO the address upon their forwarding 10 the
undersigned, al No. 4 Ann street, three
dollars Tree OF expense.
Letters enclosing the amount Of sub
ser! Upton, may be lranksd by all puslmas-
ters Agents; carlefs. newsmen, will he
supplied on usual terms. OSYThe cash
system will he rig,dly adhered to, without
any deviatioa whatever-r0
Such Editors as copy the above viii
obIIgo me by forwarding a marked Pape
and resumlng the exchange; which wa
interrupted much to my regret, by crcum
stances over which had no control.
GEORGE p. MORRIS,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-09

claiming as It's contributors, some " 'nc
most d;stingulhed writer's OF Great Britain
this highly talented work has ever mann
tanned proud position ITS, contemporaries
while from the dawn OF It's commencement
It has been constantly Increasing IN the
popular estimalon down 20 the preseh'
time. In confirmation OF our asserlioh'
It is only necessary to re'er 10 'h'so
thrilling incidents, OF flood ard held, un,
der the Jules, of "CharleS U MdAey," and
"Harry Loreqper," both ofwh'ca origin,
ally sraced the pages OF this periodical
the most popular with HE exception OF
Boz's works, perhaps olaI that have ever
issued from the periodical press. Spark
lin with humor, and teeming, as these al
mirabIe sketches do, with incidents oI
such intense and glowing interest IN 'heiI
perusa we positively become ourselves
parllc pators in the scenes narrated. y
would be needless, however, tor us 70
sneak of the metlIs OF an author with
whom the public universally are so favor
yorably acquainted, were 1t not for the an
nouncement Of new work from me pen
Of the sane delightful writer, DIR. LAYER
rhich is to appear in this Magazine, and
which will be commenced immediate alIe'
the completion of The series, Of "CharIe'
O. Alaley," now in course OF puoIica
ion.
Another, AMI a scarcely less tavor't'
writer, the legend-lovIuG Lover, whose
admirable productions, have 50 desrVedil
earned for him an unlylng reputation
NAV also be named as among, the conHl
butors to this popular periodical; 10 whoh
Se NAV further add the name OF VIII
LIAM CARLETON, a man OF singular aoll'
~ and skill, and one who is assuredly DIES
tlued to AXE rank among the gifted me
: his country has produced produced. A
writer OF elegant fiction he Is 2erhap
unequaled IN purity and profoundly OF pa
, ,hos, and exquisite grave and delIcacy
b, sentiment.
, Another attractive feature Of this wor
! consits in It's monthly gallery Of PoF'raI
! Of characters eminent 10 literature, sc
ence. theology, law, medicine, and poii'It
: come cted with Ireland, to which are al
pended a serious, Biographical M2moIT
5 &c. In the American Edition OF ii
: Dublin University Magazlue, these AM
ABLY characteristic etching will be give
with all their lite, likeness d original 'Pi
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NEW YORK MIRROR.

NEW lOkk MlHNOlt.
WSVERY number embelIshed with
IT. an Original and Exquisite deslg"
Oh o,eel-Edned by GEORGE +. Nor.
RIs: illustrated by }. q. CHAPMAN, who
Is engaged exclusively for the work.
Terms Three Dollars per annum--
single numbers = ! 4 cents.
In the cou Sc of a lew weeks The un-
dersigned will comu.ence, on his own &C
count the publication OF new series OF
! the New York Mirror, III the octave torn
on an entirely novel and original plan
with Steel Engraving III every number
and al the reduced price OF Three Dollars
per aunVm or SIX aud quarter cents per
copy.
The New York Mirror will appear
with many striking and attractive Iea,ureS
distinguishing 1t from any other periodical
it will be pubIisad with new type; on hne
paper, and each plumber Will Contain
beautiful original Engraving on Steel, de-
sigGed and etched by Chapman, Illus'ra-
tug the Ietter-press which ltaccompanles
and when 1t will invest with peculiar IN
terest. Besides the contributions OF all
our extensive coros, Of correspondents
which embraces most Of the talent OF TINS
country: we have made arrangements tor
fresh and early traasIatIons from some Of
the best writer's OF France, and tor proof
hecIs from several OF the popular authors
8 England. With such materials, and
with such able fellow laboGers IN the llt-
airy vineyard; we hope 10 present TO the
American reader weekly Journal oil
great value and unusual excellence. The
parade of mere names will be seduousIy
avoided.
The MIRROR will be remarkable we
hope rather for good articles without
names, than for poor articles with GIstln
guIshed names. 1t will embrace II in il
scope every department OF elegant ltera
ture, comprising tales of romance sketches
OF society manners u sentiments. and ev,
cry day lie plquant essays, domestic anc
foreign correspondence, literary lnIeIll'
gence vii aud humor, fashion and gossip
poetry, the fine arts, and literary, musical
aud dramatic criticisms. It's reviews o
new works will be careful discriminating
aud Impair lal. 1t will aim to foster lit
terature suited to the taste and desires o
the age, and country. lis tendency viii
be cheerful aud enlIyenlng as well as i'm
proving. 1t will seek to crafty every
refined taste, but never to offend the mos
tas,idIous and it will ever feel its duty Il
be, TO turn The sunny side OF things to hu
man eyes"
The work will be published every Sat
mday, in numbers OF sixteen large octave
super royal pages, with double co|umn'
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III TRrST SNLE.

10y Write Of a deed o!U'rl, TO H'NN'y'
s2by ". &. STOKES, @f certain yglg'
.hrrril specified. and H@cnl' ON Iy'g, \ ,. \.
,robate Cle,k's Office, oIlhIi ccunN!' ! Iya
page, ls3 and 1871 shall proc'c' "'.% y,
Il I0Ih day Of July, loi5, at public a'''' n
ne residence Of Niiham u e'oN"'" W.
ilg DESCRIBED properly, nv''i-l IS' I'., ~
,uar OF section 9; and lhTet'On'"' ""
,alC OF the northeast gumlvEi 'I'O Y , ,n
- he souwe,t quarter, and 0ca O'' v '...
EAST quarter of sad :rclIoII' A,O%, ,,Gs,
the sodtnv est quarter hereof ~" ,, .s IN
Of the west nall Of lhe sou'nv', I" la
Tie whole Lping in lqwnsIip iS'a .sg
containing mall dxmnd''0 o'' W, ass
and also he following negroes 'O ~
soualry, VIZ John, areSlo p''' .. w n. !
Pleasant aged about %, I'@ a w Y W. i@t
5, Dsphin q noa4R, aged aOor, y =, !,
man aged about 50, Fanny ? ' so,,'n
ao ErIIicrn, a woman aged aOOd@
woman aged about 40; judy "a, ',@
CbIne, AGED about IS, and Ju'@ a.s
'o aI. y"ke % Of %" oxen, 10 head Of
wagons, and harness, aud al , ,lg'qcal
hnsband,y now on sand p'a"t !. rgap
,alc' ca,G. such tile only H~'
vested in me as trustee p,SENlGs
January 3, l54d ~
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
AMERICAN EDITION
M rpvVy

QULIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
The increased attention paid to the
cultivation of British Periodical Litsra-
ture, may be regared as one among the
prominent characteristics, OF the present
age. An entirely new class OF writer's,
including some of the finest lnteIects the
country has produced, have, In some in
$ ances, done honor to its pages, and thus
corresponding elevation has been given
10 the stand Of the popular taste.
Among the distinguish periodicals. OF
the day, none may be said 10 take a high,
er range in the fields Of elegant literature
than the "Dablin University Magazine"
Characterised, as its pages have ever been
by delightful raciness, Of rich Irish hu-
NOR, and deep and powerful pathos, and
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-09
sale lin ASanhrup1%sI.
u WILL sell at the C0D'' I
in Lexington, on th' w.

XII WILL sell at the V0'''
III Ds s4tE day Of %yna.a,,sS
the following described real 1. s,'1 "
of of Leroy Sims, who has q, 9 sr, NOE
Bankrupt, to wit: Lot +, sr pcs'illcrsp
of Lexington, being INC ''''
Sims. Title good. ,,-r As,irs
T. 2 In BaniP
ms ,g, ,a,o "a |
At the same time and I'D pj't west u
south east quarter a,ion g. S,' taovnsh25
y west es. lua surrendered BY James -
as Part Of hits5 effects n D'''
tie good. = 9 HUNT, AsSIst
q al III hit ,aeiaIa b'p \,
June "a, lsls. ...,, y =
.n he first Mondpy
49, sst css'' H Hs .s.,
sl rqG,' FOR 6naI ', ID he 's'i''
as Administrator ~ ,x
Land L deceased, ,oHNSoNrv
April ~ !" \
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Of the Union The most distant subscrI-
bers will therefore receive il on that day
az well as those who reside in Philadelphia
The proprietor being more deslrous OF
of presenting the BEST and MOST BEAurI-
ruL, than the cheapest work IL the coun'
Try and anxious, 10 bring II in reach OF all
offers the following as the lowest terms ut
which 1t may beyanorded: Three Dollars
in advance for single copy, or two CO.
pies yearly, for Five Dollars, five copies,
Tor Ten Dollars: eight for fifteen Dollars
iclubs furnished as usual invariably II
advance. Postage on ali letters, to be
paid,
GEO. II. GRAHAM,
No. 9S, Chesuutsl, .PhilAdeIPhla.
December, 1912.
GILMAN OF
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.
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is The liIleola new WV, M,,kEAT.n
monthly mo-, in Ph,ladslphh,"s' s Y, !! Published 1.
low price Of ONE DllI,S , ,he extr,n.,'
The design Of ,A 1,.o,..an,ssEAYEaR
at a low rate, e Mspapv,"'Ss '% amlS
CARDS, literary menton%"e ' which Is r.
ec'''Ion shall equal the ~. "sc'''nIea 81
m'sazlne'. Each number ss' 'a 'a1se dOa,a
At 'eas' 'orty-eight (sSOIN,.N' VIII ronaia
,na cen'ireIy original, i Eos', - Tending
we most 'alenledmals and c ' 'ue Pe@s
OF The day. Oae or rno. a 's s,l sne,
s 81 EEL ENGkAyINGs'' r M
cum each number, aud, sI. - Will syt
ives sa o. splendid FI%a Epgnv'""s.,' ~
decidedly the mos, allrac %"sspeI'laia
embellishments eya given !. 'ets
zne, One or more ' pspr, : q 10y %p
popui ar MUSIC, viii 5s ., " 'e' Nd
nun oumOeF. II lIIbc printed S On ".w % each
cast expressly for the purno oa "SSlyFl
, %I,,e paper. The work has Ie erSa 90
'n'ro number. and, thus far. IT.. ','y'el la
proved that the design Of pu5I ,s ','sl! o.
azloe oil superior LITERARY msr - alg'
sans execution at the low price '| y e.
Go''ar a gear, could not be spces,'c %
o1r subscription list is aI,eaS N''' w.
,na' OF any other One DoIo, I Ia+
week. Wv 0Ouea cad
Ne" contributors, of known h,
knowledsed talent, have been srO, r]'
, the publishers are determined "a ,',,'
pains or expense in rendering h. ,'' ~.
eVery"ay "orIhylhe palrunase ca.'a
, lie. m s'"%A
5 +, CLrDING AND PpnmQY.
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~ Pubilshefs IT, Syuh lmnsl, POI
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&c Editors giving The abprea few irsr.
-, tons, and seGtIlag zoe ppmgrIs fODlalnug
y 1t marked Snhwk, lO,be PaOisLcn sh1iI
T. receive the wuykoue Veal.
g EiIlors giving The uOO'r R'e i0S'NHr'
ana calling, attention thtataN, '"VW
" ceIve ~ ADDITION, ihe mOriruO 'anO'
o' Of the "kmckerOurkeI" cOGa @cIp!
= January, 1872.
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TERMS.

GRAHAM's MAcAzINE'will be publish
I'd On the FIST Of each month in every par1
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GEO. ROBERTS.

Proprietor of the Boston Nollon.
This cheap reprint of Bentley's Ms.
ceIIany, we shall probably follow with reg,
uar reprints Of Blackwoud q other prom
lnent English Magazines, 10 uniform
Style with our reprint Of Bentley.
PROSPECTUS
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CLuBING AND Pppv,r,,.

CLvHING AND PpRAlvn
For the convenience Of uy,,0,o,. ;,
to facilitate remlItauces, We ' Vii y y
when reunited post PAID '' 8-
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National Magazine
OF
LITERATURE, ART and FASHION
GRAllAM'S
LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S
Magazine.
PROSPECTUS FOR lSi3.'
EDITORS:

EDITORS:
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RISWOLD.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

poor creatures of to "a wafc H. house, the
allnly advised them to 60 horne
and take care Of their children, which,
with tears and thanks, they promised to do.
Qnsanother occasion, " hen passing along
.Faeringa 0ns Street, with the full tide OF hu-
man existea csszsa man nearssme had his
board jostleI from his head and his entire
stock potteF's Nelson's, Wellington, VIC
toria's, &C. dashed In pieces upon the side.
walk. "A rush, hurried words. and afiglt.
followed with electric rapidiiy.s The pos
icemen were soon within the ring, and The
cOmbatants drew off to pRrley. Some char
ged that the board was knocked off the
tnan's head by design. The accused par.
" and their companions protested their in
nocence !; and the result was, ihat affersex4
plantations and statementsau parties agreed
10 contribute something for the sufferer, 10.
stead of pummellirg each other, This ami
cablegand equitable adjustment of 3diffi-
Guilty was effected by good sense and kind
ness Dc policemen, ata moment when al
different course would have been likely to
have produced d serious outbreak, for it.
was.acase well calculated to exche popular
passions. ~ n, ssfSFi .Fgas :
The London Policemen deserve the
thanks of strangers for their uniformly Pc
lite and civil attentions. no these oral guides
lam indebted ormuch information. They
seem TO take pleasure 10 imparting to others
their familiar knowledge Of London. They
give courteous answers to all ayoarA cues
tons. They will direct you to any part Of
the city you desire to 60, and Indicate the
shortest routes and the best modes Of. con-
veyance. These men seem TO have been
selected with a proper regard to their INTEL
ligence, sebriety, discretion and good tenn
per. y sg hass tut 9ls1 W.T. ssS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05
q ztSelElgellg EalQtEjseS.s
fUsEisaED EyESE THURsbzT sSoRNlNa !, I
8. sgse By C.. ADAMS. !. - g

TERMS To vfisaa a.sd sinrlS rnsii sl,l ar
two dollars year ysblS belofe &c Ii
Tocompapies Of anx nnmbsfS 6ssf ,kix. 81 50 pdR
year, payabe ss above. TO compaiS lsssfh S2
81 59peEyeaK payabie as bsfofe Is cents WiDtbS
deductsdfFnm each Of flesp NficsS rl1hn pawn
male in advance. These piicsse1Fe exclusiySs ar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nspnrta 81 , =
No papers viii he dlsd6nli nned until sd aFreafaSsS
are paid, except ct the fts edifora -
Notice. Of wish % dscOnsna6 mtsi 81 tils d be-
fore the expTation Ola Eeaf ~ - a - -
ADvERrIsINs sQae square, three nsertions i
Half square. rs Cts Continu6Hce II seks
30 per cent per week. Aiberal deduction ma fok
advertisements c6ntinued Cor Il months. - y n
!. Afministrators and Executorss Noticess &I % i
All communications mustbe POSTPAID !. 8 NJ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

ayTSElE Subscribers feeling grateful for The
= liberal patronage of theft friends, would
mos eheetfully repay their kindhess By sell
hHgthem q few 49,
Cat a verysmaIl advance from cost) selected
with great care and, honghi at low prices.
aIstng which are AZ -. - ~ ~ 5sg
Bile black. invisible greer, olive, brown.
ssllefaide and rifemens' mixed BFoadclolhs;
GassiI7sercss and Satinets of all quail lilies and
prizes; Paris Cord, Gambroous Linen and
CoftoH Drillings, and a.yaFieiy Of goods for
summer wear; light and dark Yestings =
Scarfs, Stocks and Cfa$ats; Mouslin de
LANES, Ginghams, Bonbaziness Calicoes,
Printed Lawns !; Cambrick Muslins Figured
Lace, Edgiugs and Inseriings sSilesia, Man
keens. Brown HolIands Irish Linens; Ll6en
Table CIo.ns ana sRFeads f. an.ts,nF Goson'
&c. &c. GARRITT q BALDWIN,.
: Litchfield, May, 1913. ssses SO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

ITAVfNG taken: hispld sloSe house, WEST
Lief the copf Hose, asreceised an
assortment Of - 49,
& Dry Goods e. GrQcefies, !.
which be is disposed. to$ell ii q, small pd-
vance from cost fos cash or produce. His
friends, aid the pubic a. generals are res
peet6,i! invited 70 can and examine for
y Eisch Geld. May 8, 1913. Y 30
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

/ fleaEep nelp "a: no" coua1 iofges esesss
So 81 nv modes,y, - ~ y. - IA J
H. That aowershsse as wslhunseen. o..
!. ASH beforethe world ih0asdss been. ,sys-ye n
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JOKING s9wrH wlTsEsss --A female wi,nessin
9 late case' spoke 70 % Iowa sone voice shas the
coSnsel saa'. "a slsns w. ~ matl 0I
49,. ~ N, usa.' :os1...:
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himsetI : n sSssis ,-.s - sssu
fsxss 70 Roerrs ...,rbsv have i.,.,l;xence once.
III New Vera. where i(ornafionis collectcd respec-
iugciergymsh and public men, which is impaired
for 3 d 50 cents and which enables the rogue 70
give apparent that he y acquainted with them
and has cliiWa on theircharity B0ssoh Bslls,;a.
]. ~ 4: - ii. q II ).
4 rnfrTr sxTENsryR W1rsE,lEIors Ths1 z Detroit
Daily Advertiser says--' Capt Ward, Of tho Huron.
brought from Chicego and presented tons ene o.
richest watcrmesons we eysr tas'eSl wnlcn we.eaeo
9 tr'ie sss tlian nl1esy'egnt Poupas" se snea we
large enough 70 gaa1e g, se'pecsaOle yaw' O0e'
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

800 Soc f5aS 1rll} ~ ~ ~ ~ -
[fNNNs y HRS n "a ", (AfsT
rr9agr .sfi.siei 81 q ~ 3 - :;
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lo.lss, mel a. . OcIocA IS, az you ap-
roaSn Us asis aao sps 81 nN sae Lords
s .:r,. " Y yoN 81 S ~ ana some
course nolGlOg saaole nprses ~ !, Ieaalnes
for the memDegs VINO eherally like John
kandolph, go and return from Parliament
u tnis manner. II yHni are afslranger por-
teIs very ciylliy cnnqNck YOU 70 we enter
ancss aof Wllcn service sney LOOK LOT pen-
ny. mere &c lnaivla l y kecslvess your UNI
Drella. 9VercoaI cans ~. ior 80 ksng care
when, WneIl YOU fetusn, ne pA course ex-
PEGS gIaIulsy ou ssnetl. pass shFopgn
s. s. wv harL0W asl
~ yon want ~ see. ~ melnDers your card Is
nandea 70 400. keeper VAN ~ gown ana
VIZ, VINO ,tfansniss y Wltho7nt leaving ms
post tnrougn some N hose in me yKalI,. to
me MEMBERS Wno OBTAIN 1sSpeake CTS or
ger anu usners you into ;the Waller And
mere. instead OF the magniiicent hall the
Draliant chandelleE and the grave Dig
nlhed ana eloQNent keprese ntattyes of me
Ohited hingdoms o. Engiaaa ana Sc0tiand
ana ireland, You find yourself lIlsa long mar.
row pail room, = with row ~ pen hos and
sel1ees covered with green naizss an A ), occu-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05
C.TH1 HnTTFsTiER

tel HOEElNSPERs : Z
HAVING opefedNan Office for the prac.
Il lstlce Of LAW in Eitchfield In the second.
story Of the building occupied as an lofIine.
by Doct. ~. G. BeckWith, respectfully offsls
bis professional services to his friends aad
the public. y. -, u n
'Eitchfeld, August %, 1913. = a.4 IL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

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tss> q 1ahsr. adding sp6ca|0| eIstll ksep
u 'sisfuie heat from three % a. khosEe, o. llll
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-29
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES
7 N pursuance of law, L. JoHs Tyler President OF
l. the United States of America, do hereby declare
and make known that public sales will be bed al the
aforementioned Land Offices in the State of Mis-
sour, at the periods hereafter desg nated 10 wit:
Attic Land Office at FAYETTE, commencing on
Monday, the ninth day Of January next, for the dis
posal of the public lands within the aforementioned
townships, 10 wit:
North Of the base line and West Of nm principal me
rididn.
Townships sixty-one six,y-,we, and sixtythree, Of
range twenty.
And The East half Of section nine, in township
iorty-fve of range thirteen.
AT the Land Office at LEXINGTON, commence
ing Monday the lwenty-third day of January next
for the disposal of the public lands within the under
mentioned townships, 10 wit:
North Of base line aud Hest of The fin principal me-
dian.
Townships forty-one, forty-two, forty three and
for,y-four, of range thiuy-one.
Townships foriy-one, forty-two, and forty-four Of
range thrty-two.
townships for,y-one, forty-two, forty-thIee, and
fory-four, of Range hirty-three.
AT the Land Office at SPRINGFIELD, commenc-
ing Monday, the sixth day of February next, for
the disposal of the public lands within the undermen-
toned townships, TO wit:
North Of The base line aud West Of the ah principal me
ridian
Townships twenty -fve TO ihriy-four, inclusive, ex-
cept the north half section in the latter Of range
tweniy-eight
townships ,wenty-six, twenty-eight, twenty-nine,
thlry-one, thirtytwo thrythree, and thrty-iour, OF
range twenty-nine.
townships twenty-five iwenty-six, thiry-one, thir-
ty-thIee, and thiriy-four, of range thirty one.
townships twenty-five and twenty-six, of range
thirty-two.
Lands appropriated by law, for the OF schools
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
luness the lands disposed OF and long
er and private entries Of land in the township s so
offered will he admitted until after the liration OF
the Two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
thus twenty seventh day # September, Ammo
Domn 1872.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tao. II. B,.Hr.
Conan Of The General Land Office.