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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

l. BACHELORS-Anold bachelor m, friend,
whose heart u never warmed with affection. 10 a
miserable nobody in The world. lie 10 as cold bl,od.
Ell A. a turtle, and looks A. melancholy as a clam
Ills hopes die as sOCn ~ they begin 10 pn feather
there - 10 more sentiment 10 his soul than there
- To- cofnsialk hddle-h is thoughts are wrapped In
q 'hfoud oisslL he knows not The pleasure auen.
oanl on The sexual amalgamatUn Of souls; his abode
- hIed ~ the solitary wIlds Of c~slibacy; where all
Is cherries. comiurile-s md dreay. There he live.
aid dies. unhOnored aud unwepi. and when he d.
hnalIy carried away. we can only say. there goes o..
mother parcel Of rubbish into the gulf si eternity
DoW. Jr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

BISHOP OF RHODE ISLAND-The Provid.
ehee Journal Of Sltu Tday says that al a Convention
Of The Protestant Episcopal Church Of The Diocese
Of Rhode lslan3, held 10 that city. on Thursday last,
The Rev. John J X. HCnshaw d. ID, Of Baltimsre,
was elected Bishop Of said Diocese. Il Is under
s'ood mat he Is To receive an unanimous invitation
from Grace Church, IN Providence, 10 become the
Rectar thereof
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

For Tickets aud Shares and Certificates Of Pack
ages in the abSye Magnificent Lotteries, Address
} 6 GREGORY g. 20. Managers.
Richmond. VirginIa.
&-An account Of each drawing will be sent
Immediately after it is over, 10 all who order tickets
from rs. up IA CIV W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

Va The Mobile Herald. Of the 25ih uli SAYS:
During The cold and heavy wind. yesterday NOR.
ming, hundreds OF NAL reed birds were picked
up. along the wharves, completely benumbed and
unable to ny. Such az occurrence has never before
been known in Mobile"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14
same paIeE

CONNECTICUT ECECTION-COvERNOR
CLEVELAND CHOSEN BY THE PEOPLE
The further returns from CONNECTICUT give Govern.
or Cleveland a clear maturity over aIl other capdr
daiss of225. Three Town remun 20 he heard
from. which gave hlm . majority Of 76 over ell
Others
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14
% o 3 G Il i % U,
By THE GOOD INTENT LINE.

The nbsconding treasurer Of Mississippi had IN
his possession treasury noIen 10 a large amount
which the Secretary Of the Treasury requests per-
'ons receiving treasury notes, TO note and give in.
formation to the Gov. OfMIssissippi. They are az
follows:
On warrant No 30l4. No l 10 No lOO-IOO
notes Of 81 900 each.
On warrant No 30!4. No l TO No 80 so
nSres Of 800 each.
On warrant No 30l4. No / to No 1910 notes
Of 500 each.
On warrant No 30l4. No l TO No 1913 notes
Of $50 each.
On warrant No 30l4. No lone note Of s64.
On warranty No 3Ol4. No 81 10 NJ 500 notes
OF sos zach.
On warrant No 9OI3. No 2-ono nore Of
s92 80.
On DO do No 2l-ons nots NJ
$50 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

Two thousand 1ollars reward, is offered in New
York for the apprehension Of Jacob ~Shipmln The
ascending agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

Besides Prizes Of $3.50, loo, so, 20, 60, so,
40, 25, 20, Is, IL, TO-.
IS NUMBER LOTrERN-I6 DRAWN BALLOTS!
Tickets only s20-Hulves slO-Quaren SIS
Eighihs 81 SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

SLATEs, SEALING WAX AND WATERS.
- "A supply Of he above articles. just received
and for sns BY WM ) ROBB.
sP ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14
MORE sCHOOL ROOKs.

y NTHON CESAR, HISTORIA SACRE,
CUmsocks Boiany, Bennefrs Book keeping.
Lowell's United States Speaker.
Just received and Tor sale. wholesale and retail.
by STEPHENSON g. HASWELL.
90 IL Unian 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

r TEXAS-By The arrival ct New Or.
leans Of The sIsum packet NsD York. Ne have Gal
weston dates TO the 29tE ulump. From former adj
vices u appeared that Judge Robinson. one Of The
Texan prisoners captured by Gen WOOL at San An.
tonia, had been entrusted with official proposition,
Coz an accommodation between The two countries
BY this arrival the Terms Of the proposed arrange
meut have transPired, aud are o. follows
GALVESTON, March 81, ls43.
To hs Editor Of he Times:
STA: A lew hsurs since I arrived here from Vera
Cruz via New Orleans. and will leave immediate.
ly Tor Washington. to 10y bsbrs his exoslIency The
President "the basis upon which The war between
MEXICO and TEXAS may possibly bo terminated
which basis or propositions smsnais from and bear
The signature Of Gen Santa Ana. President Of Mrri.
CO.
LET. Il 10 proposed that TeEasShould acknowledge
he s0vrsIgnty Of Mexico.
%. A general act Of amnesty to be passed fr past
acts in TEXAS.
81. Texas 10 form en- independents department
Of MsEico.
4b TsEa' to b represented IN 10, general Con.
gfsss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF ONO.

1 lANH%NOlNh CONDl Of OHIO.
The commissioner Of the Ohio Canal
Fund have published u circular address.
sed 10 the holders Of the State bonds, in
answer to the various inquiries that have
been addressed to them respecting the
financial conditions OF Ohio.
The whole public debt Of the State
foreign and domestic, noun to SIT,
l36,59l Us. or the domestic debt, \
mounting to S35I,O42 O5, covered by
The issue oGdomestic bonds,SI8I,5s 10
now outstanding, was issued and made
recelyab g for canal lands, the value Of
which, al the lowest estimate. cannot be
less than $500, 200. he baIanco of
Sl6S ,452 30, which rests on the faith
OF the State, redeemaDle a, her pleasure
after the year 1890, is, by the recent
Act Tor the payment Of domestic credl.
tors, receivable IN payment for all lands
granted by Congress for the support Of
Schoo s, for religious purposes, and for
all salt reservations, which have been
or may hereafter bs sold. Tho amount
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

The late Charles Hammond, Of Cincinnati. for
many years editor OF the Gazette ui that city. was =
nan OF extraordinary Vignr nf intellect aud moor.
rup,ible integrity. The following excellent lines
vmbOdy a Eabuio 10 his memory Us just as II is true:
From the Loui.vilIs Jan.,oI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

SCHOOL BOOKS.
NLNEY'S Geography and Altar.
MucheI's do DO
Muchell's Primary Geography,
ComgoCk's Philosophy,
Ross Latin Grammar,
Historic Saore, &c, SC, &c.
Just received and for sale 81 the old stand Of
Robb g. Stephenson, by VIM ROBE.
ap IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14

MASONIC CHART.
STEPHENSON & HASwELL have this day
received a few copies Of Cruss' Masonic Char.
winch they offer at reduced prices. ap IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14
CHARGE II.
Oppression.

Three specifications rs above, exec pt
hat they charge that he did, Of his own
author'ty,and contrary to the act Of ION
eress in such cases made and provided,
kill, &c. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
LATER FROM MEXICO.

By an arrival at New York, dates have been received
from the city of Mexico to the 3lst ut
There was no news of Importance, but spirned
discussion was going on in the Mexican Capital, on
the question OF an arrangement with Texas on Inc plan
Of qualified independence on the part OF the iatter
with provincial Legislature, &c, agreeaoiy 10 the
propositions conveyed TO Texas Tor consideration by
judge Robinson one of the Bexar prisoners, who was
released for the purpose. .
The Sgo and Estandarto oppose SAID basis, as dis-
honorable TO Mexico while the Dia,io Del Goberno,
Crepusculo, and other papers, defend them. The
dispute is carried with great bitterness The Gre
puscuo in commenting this SUBJECT states, that so
far from making false step, the Government now
getting in readiness on the frontier division, with
20 werul mea to penetrate the very centre of Texas,
unless The adyenturers submit to the laws Of the Re
public, and acknowledge her sovereignty and rights
The Estandarte, says: "These Treaty provisions, OF
Whatever they may be Called conceded to Texas priv
eges which no department at present enjoys; and con-
sequenty involve principle Of injustice, and germ
of the dissolution Of the Republic. IL would have been
more correct 70 cay that does not impose any gene
rous condition But this is not oil that 10 necessary 10
order TO make treaty honorable.
The Government was visiting and suppressng the
Press.
No news at Merida. A great deal of sickness pre-
vailed there .as is usual through the Summer season
| The yellow fever making dreadful ravages a
Vera Cruz, carrying off great numbers weekly
Business was very slack, and not much OF any thing
doing.
| The Mexican troops still in the neighborhood
| They had made no new movements whatever. Sick
ness was destroying great many Of them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We gratifed at being able to lay before the public
the following despatch, received by the Secretary of
State, from Mr. Fox, the British Minister:
[!,ladi,onian.
WASHINGTON, June 25th, 1S43
Sir Her Majesty Government, previously TO the de-
parure from England ofthe last steam packet had alrea
dy received information, though not officially, OF The
provisional occupation Of the Sandwich Islands, in the
name Of Great Britain, by the officer commanding her
Majestys ship "Carysiort."
am directed by the Earl Of Aberdeen TO state to you,
for the information of the Government of the United
States, that the occupation OF The Sandwich Islands
was an act entirely unauthorized by her Majestys Co.
vernmeni and that with the least practicable delay,
due inquiry will be made into the proceedings Whch
led 10 ii.
The British Government had already announced to
certain commissioners, who arrived in Great Britain IN
March last on the part Of the King OF the Sandwich
Islands, that her Majesty had determined to recognize
the independence Of those Islands under their present
Chief
To that determination her Majesty's Government in
tends to adhere. AT the time however, It srght
that it should be understood that the British Govern
ment equally intend to engage, and II necessary 10
compel the Chief of the Sandwich ISLANDS 10 reotess
whatever acts of injustice may have been committed
against British subjects by that Chief, or by his MINIS
agents either arbitrarily, or under the false color
of lawful proceedings.
Instructions which, during the past were address
ed By her Maiestys Government to the British Consul
officers employed the Pacific station enjoined those
officers to treat upon all occasions, the native rulers Of
the Sandwich Islands with forbearance and courtesy
and, while affordng due and efficient protection TO
greyed British subjects to avoid interfering harshly oil
unnecessarily with The laws and customs OF the native
Government.
| Il has been the desire of the British Government
regulating the intercourse of It's public servants with
the native authorities Of the Sandwich Islands, rather
strengthen those authorities, and TO give them sense
of their ind ndence. by leaving the admnslra
ton Of justice in their own hands, than TO make them
feel their dependence upon foreign powers by the
exercise of unnecessary interference 1t has not beer
the purpose of her Mestys Government to seek TO
tablish paramount influence those Islands for Greu
Britain at the pense of that enoned 10y other powers
All that has appeared requisite TO her Majesys Gov
has been that other powers should not exercise
there greater influence than that possessed by Great
Britain.
avail myself of this occasion TO renew to you the
assurances of my distinguished consideration
(Signed) II S. FOX.
Hon. ABEL z. UPsHuR, &C., &c, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

Walnut and Sixth Streets, June 2s, 1913.

COMMERCIAL Agent TO EUROPE j. Geo. Harris
Esq and lady, of Tennessee, vent out passengers in
the packet ship Rochester, yesterday, for Liverpool
Col Il goes out the u States Commercial Agen,
to Europe, in the hope of slec,ing reduction on
the duty Of American Tobacco, the chief staple Of
a portion OF our extended country.
IN Y Erpress June l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. STOKES.
To the Members Of the Repeal Association OF the
City and County of Philadelphia
Gentlemen | hereby resign the office of President
Of the Association.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
OFFICIAL.

Treasury Notes Outstanding-July !, le43.
Amount per the records Of this office, viz
OF the issues prior to the 3lst August,
1912, So, l45 Ia
gust, 1sas, 80 " 3,oos94o sc
Sll, 5es,Os5 70
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
Of The accounting officers, 1880 %
s1l,54s,245 7a
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, July l, 1s43.
T. l.. SMITH,
Register Of the Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
rpnM rtrc.raN

The schooner Magnet, arrived at N Orleans, brings
accounts from hlerida Of the l5th and from CamPea
chy to the 18th ult.
The Mexicans had finally evacuated the heights Of
Campeacby, and had proceeded to Laguna, whence
they to embark board the fleet and transport
vessels forming altogether sixteen sally to be conveyed
to Tampico and Vera Cruz.
The Yuca,an Commissioners for settling defntve
treaty peace with Mexico had yet sailed for Vera
Cruz, but were only awaiting the final departure of the
Mexican forces from Lerma.
The Texan squadron still remained at Campeachy.
The Mexican steamers were at Laguna.-JNat. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

HoT The thermometer at Boston, Wednesday, rose
10 l03 in the shade 1t the warmest day that Bos
ton has felt for mny years The weather and the in.
fuenza, together have sweed the sick list very
siderably.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07


who would sell his soul for mess Of pottage, as Mr.
Bolts admits himself TO have been in the Randolph and
Tyler controversy for the Senate, Mr. Bolts declares
him no longer his witness, and attempts TO kick him out
of the same political bed With himself.
In this respect, then, Mr. Bolts denies what is true
In the eighth place, Mr.. John Minor Bolts asserts,
that General Thompson states what certainly did moi
occur"
The fact is that Gen. Thompson distinctly declares
that Mir. Bolts did accompany him and was with him,
at interview with The President when the last was
President Of the Senate, and staying at Browns Hotel
at which interview MIR. Tyler did assure himself and
Mr.. Bolts that if the casting in the Senate on
the Bank question should TO him. he would vote
against IL
The public are at liberty to draw their own infer
| ences in this respect, but have hesitation in
saying that Gen. Thompson's declaration is true and
that Mr.. Bolts is untrue
In the ninth place, Mr.. Bolts asserts that it makes
no material difference whether he ceased TO break
bread with the President on the "third day, or the
fourth day, the fifth the SIXTH Of The Extra ses-
SION
The fact is, that he swore, on May 10TH upon the
Holy Evangelist, that it was the third day of the Ex
ira Session. and DR.. John Semple and COL John
Armlsead of Virginia, declare that they dned with the
President, in company with Mr.. Bolts after the third
day of the Extra Session, and that Mr. Bolts then said
to the President that che knew his Constitutional
scrupes as to Bank and would not be the man 10
thwart or embarrass him."
10 this respect, Mr. Bolts depravty can be distinctly
seen without comment from u.s. But as be desires TO
know upon what authority quoted DR.. Semple and
Colonel Armistead, we will say to him. from letter in
possession of the unqualified nature and in the
strongest terms. One of the gentlemen MIR. Bolts
knows, and be dare not deny his statement
In the tenth place, Mr. Bolts again attempts qub.
BILE out Of scrape. He desires 10 know .when and
where did he assert or swear that Mr. Webster had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

We are gratied at being able to lay before the public
the following despatch, received by the Secretary of
State, from MIR. Fox, the British Minister
GUadisouidn.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-25
NOTICE.

In pursuance Of he provisions Of The sct OF Con-
gIess approved 9 Marh 1888. entitled " Al act 20
establish town at ST. Marks FLORIDA" the Register
and ReceIy,r of The Land Office al Tallahassee will
be- required prior to The day # sale TO asceHain the
value of any Improvements which may have been
made" on The lots desgnat d ia this pfocamaiinn,
speciiyey "and The purchaser Of pubic sale Of any
lot upon which there are such Improvements, oher
than The owner thereof shall ia adiIinn 90 the sum
To be paid the United d aies, e. hereby rs re-
qured 10 pay to the owner of the improvrmen's he
va ne of them thus ascertaiDed and If payment
therefor shall, he ade upon HE day on which The
same purchased the lot shall be again offered at
pubic sale the doy OF sale, and such perpon
shall not be capable Of becoming the purchaser OF that
or any other lot offered It that public sale Propided
That if any lot offered and bid of the last day
of the public sale shall be thus paid for, The
may be entered at private sale upon paying to he
United States the sum at which IL was bid off, and to
the of the Improvements The previously as' er-
tanned value thereof"
BY the act of Congress aforesaid, the minin
price Of each lot is fixed at twenty-five dollars.
rHO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Lana O6eCs
June l4--tl2d Oct.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-25

Part Of an isSAd In the Mississipp nser, la sse
ton three, IN township fifteen, fractional secuopf
ne, two, eleven fourteen tweDty-two, twenty -thnee
iwenly-seven and thirty flour, Ia township sixteen
AID the fractional section thirty six m the iractionS
township seventeen. of range six.
Al the Land Office at CHICAGO, commencing
ON Monday, the tinspty mn day of september next,
cor the disposal Of the public lands hereinafter dese-
mated, u wit:
North Of The Base Lane and East Of hs third PriHci
pal Meridian.
/ Fractional townships ibiry-one and thiry-two
bordering on the Indiana state line, of range fifteen
The east fraction of the sou beast quarter OF
lion six, in township thir'y-lhre, of range four.
The east half and northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section three, and the north hall
of the northwest quarter Of the same section In town
sbip thirty nine, Of range eight
The east half of the southeast quarter OF section
fifteen, in township foI,y-three, of rsnge eleven.
The northwest quarter of section twelve, in town
ship forty, Of range thirteen.
At the Land Office at DANVlLLE CONNIE neing
on Monday the second day of Oefobei next, for the
disposal OF the public lands within The limits Of ac
| tiona townships twenty eight, twenty nine and
thirty, north of the base line, of range ten, west OF
the second principal meridian.
Al the Land Office at KASKASKIA, commenc'
ing Monday, the sirfesnh day of October next,
for tbs disposal Of The pubic ,nds within the limits
of the southeast quarter of section Thirty three and
The southwest fractional quarter of the same seco
island tweDty-iour, On the Missssippi rver,) IN
township thirteen, south, Of range three west.
AT the Land Office al ED ARDSVlLLE,c com
mencing on Monday, the ninth day of October next,
ior lbe disposal of The public lands within the lii,s
Of fractional sections thirty. lone and thirty two, 10
township Xix, north of range ten west, and fractional
section twenty five, IN iownsbi? SIX NORTH of range
eleven west, constituting islands numbered sixty and
| sxiy-one in the Mrs srippi river.
Al the Land Office at QUINCY, commencing on
Monday, the f,reniy-hird day al October next, for
tie disposal Of tie pubic lands within the limits OF
| the aforementioned tracts, viz:
North Of The Base Line and East ofhe fourth Prin-
eipdi Meridian
The north half aud southeast quarter of section
twenty three, in township four, of range three
The northwest quarter of section twenty-five, in
township seven of range seven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale,
The sales will each be kept open for weeks unless
the lands disposed OF and no longer; and
no private entries o. land in The townships nered
will be adei,ted uni, afer The expiration OF the tw o
weeks
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this ely nth day of June, Ammo Donn ls43
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
Tho II. BLAKE,
Com sioner oTite General Land Office.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-25

In pursuance of Law, l. john TYLER, President Of
u the United States of America, do hereby d.clar
and make known that pcbic sal.s will b. held u tb
Underwent ned Land Offices in the Territory OF
WISCONSIN, at the periods he enafieI desgna
ted Ia vii;
A, the Land Office a, MINERAL POINT, com.
menciDg on Monday, the tweDiy-lhiId day Of Octob
next for the disposal of the public lands wit in the
aforementioned tow nshps and fractional townships,
VIZ:
North Of The base line and Wsst Of the fourth Princi-
pal meridian.
Township eight, Of range fve
North oTfhe base line and East Of The fourth princi
pal me,ia,on, aud North Of The Wskonsan rirer.
fractional townships eight and nine, of range enc,
fractional township eight, including parts 81
islands IN sections eleven, Twelve, hrteen, and four
teen, a, d township nine, of rage two.
fractional township eight including pnrts OF
islands tn section eigttr'n, Of range three
FractL nal township eight, If range four.
Frac onai township eight, including ,he island in
section Dine, and lownship nInr, Of range five.
Fractional townships nine oni ten, OF rsngesix.
F. c,lonai tow nsh nine, i'm and eleven, of range
sewn.
F,sctinnal township eleven, of range eight
Al he Land Office al GREEN BAY, CONNIE ncinp
on Monday, the second day Of Oc,ob,r next, for Il.
di-p.sai OF the public lanus within the underline non.
ed townships, To wit:
North Of The base line and East ofae fourth principal
meridian
Fractional township eleven, Including the island
The north side Of Wisconsin river Of range nine.
Sections four, five, six seven eight seventeen egh-
teen, nineteen twenty, twenty eight twenty nine thur
y, thirty one, thirty twoend Thirty three lying
the Winnebago Lake and Fox River, in township
twenty, of range seventeen.
At the Land Office at MILWAUKEE, commenc.
ing on Monday, the sixteenth day of October nexi
for the disposal Of the public lands hereinafter desg
mated, viz:
North Of the base line and East Of The fourth prin-
cipai meridian.
Township ten, of range ten.
The west half Of the southwest quarter Of section
three, in township two, of range nineteen.
The east half Of section twenty-s;x. in owp,bio
ten, Of range twenty-one.
The lot number five Of the southwest fractional
quarter Of section nine, in township three, of range
tweniy.three
The southeast fractional quarter Of section nine
teen and the lots and two, northeast fraction
al quarter of section thirty, in township two, of range
twenty thiee.
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,
fuDless the lands are sooner disposed of and
longer; and private entries Of land, in the town
shiIs offered will be admitted, until after the expi-
ration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Domni le43
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. II BLAKE
Commissioner Of Ike General Office.