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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

q; The Loco-Focos of the Fourth, Ninth and
Eleventh Wards of this City held second elec-
ton day before yesterday TO choose three Dele
gates from each to the City Convention at Tam
many which is to choose thirteen Delegates to
the Syracuse Convention. The contest in two
Of the Wards was very spirited. In the Fourth,
the result was as follows:
yan Buren, Ticket. 7uti.p-cn Burer Ticket.
Daniel C. Penz ~ Thomas D. Bickford $50
John H. Tenure. AZ Aledad Piait .li6
Henry Cornell Ais Joseph Murphy l3l
Elected.
The Van Burenites claim Mr.. Bickford as
with them, but we think without good reason.
In the Ninth Ward, the Calhoun Ticket pre-
vailed, by the following vote:
Fan Btren Ticket. Calhoun Ticket.
Geo L. Fred-uuurct.-.70s -James II. soylaua s22
Benjamin F. Cornell. .7o2 George Green.
james Qaackenbush 700 David c. Broderck. SIG
Clear Anti-van Buren, majority is, OF a heavy
poll. This is the severest defeat the old Hunk
ers have yet met with. Mike Walsh was the
leader of the Calhoun forces, which exhibited
strength we had no idea of. Mike is accused Of
given in support of the charge, farther than that
rows occurred and these were not uncommon at
Loco. Foco meetings ofthe sort before Walsh came
to our City The poll closed in quiet; body OF
City Watchmen who came in TO quell row or
make one were required by the Inspectors to re-
tire and the votes were counted fairly and peace
fully. The result being announced, was received
with sThree Cheers for Calhoun and the District
System" :" and the meeting adjourned.
In the Eleventh Ward, there were but two Del
ecates TO choose. and no division as to one of
them. For the other, the unqualified Van Buren
man prevailed over the District System man
BY 33 majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30


n At a meeting of Loco Focos recently held
at Cadiz, Ohio, the following resolution was
adopted
Resolssd That we recognize the Irish as HUMAN
BEINGS.
There YOU see the benefit Of having : right TO
vote The Plebeian says colored persons are not
human beings unless they possess $3.50 worth Of
Real Estate we suppose but just give them the
Right of Suffrage, and they would very soon be
recognized as human beings By the Loco Foco
demagogues, though as black as the ace OF spades.
u The Yellow Fever furry has entirely sub
sided Dr. Yache, Resident Physician OF our city,
wrote night before last from Rondout that the dis
ease raging there is fever, which since the arm
val OF the Wanda has attacked eighteen persons,
three Of whom have died. He remained over.
watching ii, and will return this morning. He
recommends that the interdict of intercourse
passed by orr Board OF Health be not renewed
Several of the principal physicians OF our City
have united in certificate that 40 GLOW Fever
or other contagious disease exists in tins city.
L The Yellow Fever is increasing in New
Orleans. Seventeen OF lis patients were admitted
into the Charity Hospital the Goth, and thirteen
deaths By Fever took place there. Forty patients
renamed There Is no longer doubt that the
disease Is becoming epidemic.
u Ntna' BY Fsederiks Bremen. translated
by Mary Hewitt, is published this morning by
Winchester far in advance Of any English edition.
There is a story of u forthcoming rival issue q,
Boston, but it cannot be from Mrs HowItt'>
tr4nSlation.l-We have not read this work, but
arc familiar with those previously translated bg
Mary Hewitt we never read any other and we
are sure that the general and hearty appreciation
which these works have receivedis is richly mented.
M Winchester has done the American public
good service BY introducing Miss Bcemer's
writings 10 their notice. and We doubt not will De
Literally rewarded He publishes Nina for
barely l25 cents.
i TnE tlUgES OF THE WEST, Messss. Wood
hull Minturn's splendid new Liverpool packet,
builtby Brown & Bell, viii be open to the inspec-
tion of the public to-day and the balance OF the
week. The Evening Post says OF her:
Her burden ;1sve huadred and fv ons whc IS more
An any o;hs- PACKET snip. The beauty and symmetry o
her form unesuAed and this preserved ID the
parts Ths Re4tness and Of the ciaers' wo.k
quAl thai oi e ost skiiin in ,be nices, ~orA
The large ,at massive materials which compose her
wrought with such ful ,ad de1tseus hand that
hey have Of that polGerous appearances
which eeelias 10 them Yet her strength and 6rnness
unsurpassed oE she t!ve;sd through and through b-
decks with countless bolts i.oG Her czba and
furnished Sh racui6cence thar reminds
Of the ;iehness Of orienta seado.. But this will not
much CRAFTY the spectator the excellent arraugeeats
that made promote The comfort and -a,6cat;ou OF
these board which extended the apartment
The SALON., i mach thu, she uneaua-
by vessel Of ar class and that her appearance the
highest testimonial of shs skill! OF the s,ehlscts She sails
oa the l6sa for Liverpool,
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= The Grand BnfTaIoUnn.

L&sse. Ae- comes tsi Hobok-p uar ,f- f.rrv ,en, NV
aa e afaEsstnsa Tor & aceu nnotation OF the tens d
sSs1lS ~a WI 20 ever 20 H. ~ oi the r,ss h
al Ei1 ssTTa extra Steamboats, having bvu rrnyi a., n;
eet>ien er PROFANITY ~ tS SrcREd Sect Tor the ca<1
90 - i- V 81 issces oaIrsSe buses &e
and 1e df5eit hs1sS selected Wi! give an excsle ope
iaEIty for all 4 So i:.s ra5Yci .E-rs mo
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SECOND Bo.Rp.

81 Geo ID to.. 81. 1900 10 DO. =. :. sO Ai
1900 Ohio g. '6a. bio 81; 80 .hTs Rid. -. 5!t
3e0O do DO -. SO o.! 80 do do. -. so 81!
5,Oco DO do..... b. OF so do Mohawk R.bso 81
euo do DO ..... e.t IS 30 do blO ssI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

- The mortal remains OF ,he lats Jaha Hues,or. gs
wers yesterday taken 70 bis ize hos in Baton Roe fa
iuierlea large uanbs Of his friends IN this cr fol-
lowed his 70 the Dr Son which len as
wharf al II O'clock, a N. The appearance et his eo.a at
home made desoi..e by has death viii BE- the frs, uiea
tsa 70 his family Of hs crushing bolt Ina, la. alleu upon
thst.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

L The Yellow Fever is increasing in New
Orleans. Seventeen OF lis patients were admitted
into the Charity Hospital the Goth, and thirteen
deaths By Fever took place there. Forty patients
renamed There Is no longer doubt that the
disease Is becoming epidemic.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

be SPLENDID TaIseruaners 4: the American Musensn
tst H;t Me;r received with reuTeS sFpIaasr. Ger-rs
lea lhaE1e vas tTris by ha!res admirers asd Wiz
rshaii rs r's "-S only receive his fri-ads. Gr1s
<a,e1tahr-eS 'ls asraocu O'Clock ard this
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
The Evening Tribune.

The publishers VIII eommence on Fnday' sep'rfOv'
,,, III. regular issue Of ErEvIsc EDiTios OF HE RI
srrr TO be published half pas; o'clock P NJ VII
conr,a in addition TO the matter Of the Morning paper
]. The Nfe. received BY the Morning Mans
A summary report ofthe MAEhrTs, inc'ad'ns '''eA'
f,ou, The dav'. sales up to o'clock, P. NJ
Th, a,pr.1, a, our Hotels for the day
w., 10, publish the LIS, of Arrivals IL our M0rHng
s;on because ost Of the vis-ss reach cur CITY N The
ssoo;ae and rhs fact Of their coming old ns~ the n-T
r,on,pr when many Of them have left th- city Beside VIZ
have no, FOR them-
All Advertisements viii appear IN both our Morning anf
E-sainy Editions. Oar business friends VIII perceive hei
Advantage ia this
subscnbers and Pos:mastsrs earnestly requested c
sp.ise Us which edition 10 send Generally except Eas;
of Connecticut and along the North River shall sead '
Morning paper heretofore unless the Evening ordered
u General Committee of Demosr ratio
Wig Young Men.-A regglar meeting oi tle ON
i,tee VIII be held a the Broadway hoate Oh ffasy f'4
a'ne' 's''' 49, ADDISON DoUGHERTY. Chairman.
Cas- TAYLoE, Secretaries ,u2o
ng On our First Page will be found the first
of series OF Letters from an intelligent friend
now on tour OF observation In Europe, who VIII
write US regularly by every steamship we are
confident our readers will find his Letters nstruc
i've. agreeable and interesting.
An .4rsociaiioa article also appears on our ''' W
Letter from Quebec our Last Page
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DC 6oiarei chld, wsN Weighs ii5 rounds,
a+sam hes i, rally ENORMOUS s.r fss rad "a,
ssst ihe. VIII be performances this aarraooa 3oeoes
uFsit sssa aad rafisty o o;sE performers appear
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The supply j. l1o1-mlv.

Columbus. ~ u
F.. >ire,- H. .l-tsg5-a, are
,m-,GoIa old. .ss al ss csole. D.ll. 81 90 '.'s
10 u aer. .GG - Fly- Fs,acs-.. 93!f 9i
u lo.:1-=.. .;sy tDeufl a.s i6 81 4l6 u
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do Qusr-rrs. - - sDn d. d i,f 81 1 S.!
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d. QUt.ts.>.- ss ,ta -; u..ni.. . q 3 s.
Ta- Eetrs ~ BaaS s;.!snr, Si.llbury Sss1
aEe hTown gui b, - >afok "a l. hst.u. TiFre has,
weIud-5s;a.i tseG sl,besg "a s.ms ie-tfaed 90
t:e last!H'.oa; ",-'ser hi r~ wrh5rg. shOut rs nalh
= ld no: e-ra.
Eaesii or ,l. is,,5es,ei D. H. .ioa,s.1pic R4toaa
"a' e e D. go is-'tyi At Sai-rP"ft 10 consult aFo4
lie state OF ~ siaIrs lbIs much ePs etieaaa
hft The sEisccy,i.s 'ti H. suI.ct-Ri the Road
Thompson. r. E.'os g .h- ,esy correct aud eoaPt.
hrissiFe G.A. Note Reporter bearing na- having been
1'tacksd s!i-s;rr-l ~ G Rogers Of r- firm 81 SaGE
Rogers. tIe dly annexed IN ii- Sua IL mos
busIse arIce Ihr thar he Is kngik
man. bic : ebcu, b= ru tr facts Of tie s1i
usually Nf. TtomPsous grandfather "ss CoIofd
IlteF a.bngIol. szred dHIiz The whole Rsroluioral
Waf, aad Nh ihonpsoas f,ires ssrvsd II ds eoofai
Stan, sad IS moss Tee-I.ine ,saoa in Is srfyites
one Of the Haa Valley Of Y5rsiaii, ALFRED to
zen has heru detected Baltimore Ta.s eicDp!oa o.
iF."d * SeF common and Ike PH5iie should b. on lA
guard
BiekaeI, Philsaelpbl, Reporter says: We giadp
oe able 70 =.eat l0- favorable Published ID oo
i-s 70 te reyiyal Of business Every taisg around Us
il- word o Tai- wears csrful aspect, and snoa5n v"
look Tor nothing sytrayaa, speculative 10 euipbie &c
5;l:e "i:h pleasure hs, merchants hold ro'
Encouraging toar and talk of revival VIII the Utmost eeA
Hi-nee.
eausrlz2as Coea;ry Daak Sot-s nave mpro,ed .'e.
our asf ,taU-h ' ris Of dseos4t ne 50 low 30" .
o. SATURDAY. las: H1snsburg. YORK and Gt'ysbug S'i
soi4 ySS:sEaIy S12 ESs e-AI., Pat.zTill- : az :.
The taErd s;atv> tiztsi-s sarS: 9" There lPpsa's -
soar 4iiiees of opi4oa oy among The ''oeke9lesr
sai ss ;he pr.ciors u tl- Solay! HsSiga..oa CGi
~ - - tst ff-arsty II w.kis diyGeBd Oa u. -. =
peceia9sr Isl! q TIE leans u ,e COMPANY !ri' '
.'n alfinG 20 sS2s which ,hry wvFe unable 20 o'ta
sfnii mi at which $50 t IS *; Gapai4 a4G about ssV
go mg.e viii 'a-taee 1aie oIe ;.sn gsr 80 i9ns
hes i-sS len ~ ugl UapEnyited for u wogl' Y -
poi'e - ssy Ihr -Ss ieclIEs dividend but iir oV
o H,ls r>y e eossiae by iaadjng tasGl ~ nsS ..
aeyete Z leo sf Tea'y yeaIs, ed Agpf1Pnai'ag
Il tee Prhss Of u, Gplay ihe est6lisbGnsn o. iJ
~ a, os t!r srAtRsl eStaguimen' Of tle o g. ',.,
'ee'.as ssa-l- i.sidsn4 far The s,ceihodsT' lAs "
MO- eai = ese II be prsssa: tie, u.ea mGns! M
ASassa ';Lee; mach iScsi;, :; ?~r cent Ibe elg
anon = olas is si- so - dae ysneu' Per''O''
lie Il $ shares & the R2ilroei B.sk was recently
r'.,tt Al Charleston, : {. =: Isl
he sse'Hd bale Of Cotton cer~ivs3 81 tf3i'est
;-e ls ff'''a IN a..fioa "i Augustus LamPsla "'D
5uS CouaTt, CT.
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u We are reques'ed to state that the New.
York and Ere Railroad ComEany's steam boat
viii, on and after Monday next, leave on her
morning trips at instead of O'Clock. See ad.
vertisement in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

J. TnE QugEN or THE WEST, Mess.s. Wood
hull x Min,nrn's splendid new Liverpool packet,
built by Brown < Bell, viii be open to the inspec-
tion OF the public to-day and the balance OF the
week. The Evening Post says OF her:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

josh. B. Bidleman doposed to the receipt, on
,o rn,ssion Of load Of hogs and poultry from CaE=r
~. r ,s,msa, 20. the auoan OF tie proceeds, paving
aT AZ tn tlne Gave b Of III lead ssze- thea Hbse
G,sp; 70 alav last 10 young named Pske called
for IL Does remember IA Whai SiEa o! money '-'''
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a,ne, pinetytbrer ninety --esen, boudrtd s.J h,
ms bundled and fye, one hundred and nine -,
hundred add ihIteen one hundred aud sr,et,s,,
ne hundred and twenty one, and one hundred. ,r (
twenty five, as re,r ,enlsd al on 'hp plan Of The =, a
low n. prepared by the Surveyor General Of The H..
,ito,y Of Florida
The sale will be kept open for two week. (une..
the lots are sooner disposed oD and no longer;
o,,y ate eniiy of sny lt h,Ted, will lie a,u.i,I
',n,il AT er The expiration Of the two weeks
Given under uly hand al he Ciy of Wssh;1otoo
this eighth day of June, Ammo Donlnl lsiJ.
JOHN TYLER.
BY he President
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land off,,
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To~ nsbir sishiy.thres, OF fapae nee.
An Island Ia The Mississirl river containing thirty.
nc 81 100 acres, forming parts Of secous ,hiny.f,u,
and thirty ise Ia township sesenty-eghi, Of range
three.
No'iA Of he base line and Wss Of The 5ia principal
msridian.
Townships eighty-tSo and eighiy-three of rang'
one.
Al Land Office at FAIRFIELD, comm. ncinp
IN Monday the second day Of Ociober next, for th'
disposal OF the public lands hereinafter designated
VIZ:
North Of the base line and Ussi qf the 5h principal
me'idian
Township seveniy-six, Of range nine.
An island N The Mississippi nver forming parts OF
sections seventeen, eighteen and nineieen IN town
'hlp xy-eght, of range two, and parts # sections
thirteen and twenty -four, Of township sixiy-eght al
range three.
Eve small islands in the Mississippi river forming
part of section SIX, in town Zip seventy OF range
one, pnd parts of sections and Twelve ia Town
ship seventy, OF range two.
An leland n The Mississippi river, forming Tarts OF
s'ciions iiteen sixteen, IweDiy-one and twenty Two
except that portion of The Island within the limits al
section keen, and two Islands IN the same Ii,er
one of them farming a ppriitn Of sections twenty
two, twenty SIX and TWEEN y-seven, and III" other
parts of sections twenty-five end twenty seven-ail
IN township seventy -four, of range two.
Three islands in The Mssissppi river, forming
pals OF sections twenty one, twcnfy-two, twenty
seven twenty eight, twenly-nine and thirty two, ~
township seventy one, of range one.
Huron Island and SIX small islands in The Mssis-
srpi river forming parts OF sections three nine, ten
hheen, sixteen, twenty-one, twenty-five, twedy
thee, tweniy-six, ~ enyseven and thirty four ex
cept 20 much Of Huron Island as lies within the
limits of section sixteen, in township seventy 1.-TWO, of
range one.
In island in the Mississippi river, forming part Of
section three in township se,enty-'wo, Of range one
and part of section lhiny-our, in township seventy
'hre', of range one.
An island in the Miss ssippi river forming parts of
sections Twenty-Five, twenty -seven and thirty fur IN
township seventy three, of range one.
-Four islands in the Mississippi rver frmng parts
If sections twen'y-eigb 10 thiry-fse, inclusive in
township seventy -5even, of range one.
Lands appropriated by law for he of schools,
military, or other purpose. will be excluded fiom 'ale
The sales will each lie kept open for Two weeks,
(unless The lands are sooner disposed of) and no
longer, and no private entries OF land n the town
ships offered will be admitted until after the expi-
ration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand ct the City Of Washington
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Dom'ni, lSf3
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
Tho. II BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF TnE U. STATES

BY THE PRESIDENT OF IHE U. STATES
TN pursuance of law, J. JOHN TYLER Press
i d,nt Of the United STATE. of America do hereby
declare and make known that public sales will lie
held ut the aforementioned La nd Offices, in the
State OF MICHIGAN al the leriods hrreina fer d,
siEBaied, to wit:
At the Land Office at GENESSEE, Commencing
on Monday the ninth day OF October next, for the
disposal Of the public lanas within the limits of he
aforementioned TOW nsbips and fractional L. wnsbips,
10 VIII
Moth qfhe base line and east Of N. meridian
townships taity-one, thirty two, thirty ihree and
thirty four, and fractional township Thirty five, boz
dering on Lake Huron, of range x.
townships thirty. thry Two and thirty three,
AMI fractional town'hip ihIrty-iour, bordering on
Lake Huron, of "a 1ge seven
Frac,r nal townships hrty one, ,hiriy-two hint,
three and thrty-f'ur bordering un Lake Huron and
Thunder Bay, of range eight.
Fractional townships thirty, thrty-one thirty two
and thirty three, bordering Lake Huron, of range
nine.
Fractional township thirty, Of range ten.
North Of the base line and West flte meridian.
Township thirty-6ve, and fractional township.
thIy-sls, thirty seven and lhiry-eigh bordering 90
Lake Huron and Mulles Bay, o. range one.
townships thirty hive, thi,ty-siI aud thirty seven,
and fractional townships thirty eight and thirty nine
bordering On Lake Huron, FRANCE two.
Al The Land Office al DE rROlT commencinr
on Monday, the twenty fifth day OF Sepleu,b next,
for the disposal Of the public lands, within the limits
of the following detached tracts, VIZ:
The lot number one in section eight; lot number
nine in scon nDe; lots three, four and five in sec
ton sevenieeD, and lot number one in sec,iun eph-
ten, which have recent been ,urveyed in town
ship SIX South of range ten, East OF the meridian.
Lands approx rated by law for the use of .chools
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
lunless the lands are sooner disposed and no lon
ger and no private enr'es OF land, in the township
so offered VIII be admitted un after the expiration
oi the two weeks.
Given under my hand, AT the city Of Washington
his eighth day of June, Ammo Donipi ls43
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. II. BLsKG,
Commissioner ofho General Land OHce
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BY THE PREsIDEN OF THE UNITED
STATES.

N pursuance OF law, JoBH TYLER President Of
III" United Shies ut Ahtrlce, do h,rby a, clare
and mnkr known that pnblic sal, will b. hs Id at ID.
Underwent ed Land Offices, in the Territory o
WishoNsAN, at the periods he einaftei design
ted, Ia wit:
Al the Land Office a. MINERAL POINT, CON.
me,'eing on MOI day. the twenty third day of Oeivb
next Tor the disposal at toe public lsns wit in ih'
und.Imenuoned townships and fractional town shps
Viz:
North Of he base line and Vsst Of the fourth prinei-
pat merididH.
Township eight, of range five.
North cfihe base line and East IF The fourth priaei.
pat mel idian and North Of The Wiskonsdn riper.
fractional townships eight and nine, of range one
fractional township eight, including parts Of
islands in sections eleven, Twelve, ihtee and four
teen, and township nine, Of range two.
fractional township eight, including parts OF
islands IN section eighteen OF range three
f'racii nal township eight, of range four.
Fractional township eight, including the island in
section nine, and township nInc, of range five,
Fractional uwnships nine and lcn OF range six.
Fractional township nine ten and eleven, 81 range
seven.
Fractional township eleven, Of range eight.
Al The Land Office al GREEN BAY, commencing
on Monday, The second day OF October next, for the
disposal OF the public lanes within the undermention-
I'd townships, To wit:
North The base line and East Of he fourth principal
meridian.
Fractional township eleven, [includng the island |
on the nouh side of Wisconsin liver If range nine
Sections four. five six, seven, eight, seventeen eiah
teen nineteen twenty, twenty -eig TIVE -nne hr
y thirty one, thirty two and Thirty hree lying west Of
the Wlnnebago 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 next
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 SOU Invest quarter Of section
three in township Two, Of range nineteen.
The east half OF section twenty-s x, in towns hip
ten of range twenty one.
The lot number five of the southwest fractional
quarter Of section nine, in township three of rang.
tSentyihree
The southeast fractional quarter of section nine
teen, aud The lots and tao, northeast fraction
al quarter Of section thirty in township two, of range
twenty three
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools,
mill AIRY, or other purposes, will be excluded from
SALE
The sales will each he kept open for two weeks
funless the lands disposed OIL and no
longer and private entries Of land, in the town
ship offered, will be admitted, until after the expi-
ration Of the weeks
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Dotnini lsl3.
JOHN TYLER.
Tho. II BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Office.
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Psr Of Al sssspJ IN he mssissrpi dssr, In 600
lon three, IN tow p hflssn, fractional sseihn,
me, two eleven, fourts q, twe.'y.two, twcDtythres
wenty seven and thirty fur in TOW nship sixteen
AID the fractional secn thirty six the iraelionS'
Tow nship seventeen, OF range sir
Al the Land Office at CHICAGO, commencing
On Monday the fcsntyGiM day Of 3 pfember neh'
tor the dispo.a of the pubic lands hereinafter des's
mated, e. wit:
North Of hs Base Lane and East Of he third prinei
pal Meridian.
fractional townships ihny-one and ihry-iwo
bordering on the Indiana stue line of range fttesn
The east fraction Of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton six, 10 township thlry-ihre, of range four
The east half and northwest quarter OF the
| northeast quarter of secon three, and the north nal
# the northwest quarter OF the section, IN town
| hip thirty. nine, of range eight.
The cost half of the southeast quarter OF section
J q cen, in township foriy-lhfee of range eleven
The Dorhuest quarter of section twelve, in town
ship forty, of range thirteen.
| Al he Land Office at DANViLLE, commencing
on Monday the second day OF Octobei next for the
disposal of lhe public lands within The limits Of i:oc-
thirty norlh of the base ne, # range teD, west OF
The sscnDd principal meTid,ao
Al the Laod Office AT KASKASKIA, commenc.
ing on Monday, The sixteenth day OF october next,
iar the disposal Of he public lends within The l'n's
of the southeast quarter of section ,hiythIee and
The southwest fractional quarter of the came sec ION
on island tweniy-lour Tn the Mississippi rseri) IN
township thirteen, soulh, OF range three west.
At the Land Office at ED w ARDSVILLE com
mencing on Monday, the ninth day of October next,
or the disposal OF the public lands within the H. is
Of fractional sections lhuy and thirty TIVE, IN
township sx north of range ten west and fractional
section twenty five IN iownshia six north, of range
ELEVEN west constituting islands numbered sixty and
sixty-dne, in the Mis- ssippl river.
Al the Land Office at QUINCY, commencing on
Monday, the trenfy-lhrd day of October next, for
the disposal of tie public lands within the limits OF
the uD dermentione ed tracts viz:
North of The Base Line and East Qfhe fourth prin-
eipat Meridian.
The north half and southeast quarter of section
tweny-ihre in iown,hip four, of range three.
The northwest quart.r of section t"enty-two, in
township seven, OF range seven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded fron,
sale.
The sales will each be kept open frwo weeks (uness
The lands sooner ds,,.ed of) and no longer; and
no private entries land in The townships oirI ed
will be adpi.ted until after the expiration of the im o
weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
his eighth day OF June, Ammo D,mini ls43
JOHN TYLER
By the President
IHo II. BLAKE
Commissioner Qfhe General Lind Office