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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-29

Falue Of Plaster and Ashcs.--Mr.
Enoch Holt, farmer upon Horse Hill IN
this town, informs us that IN the summer
OF lS4l four acres Of pasture land upon his
farm were pIoughed for potatoes 1--we
acres for himself tao by one OF his neigh
bors. Both parts were planted with ma
nure. At tho time of planting hts own,
very small quantity Of ground plaster
was thrown IN each bill; and after plant
ing, less than gill Of ashes was thrown
upon The hill as the potatoes came out OF
the ground. His neighbor made use OF
neither plaster or ashes. In all other re-
spects, the two parts were treated al'Ae'
10 the course Of the season the difference
in the potato tops was very plain upon oP
posite high ground more than hall mie
distant. Two rows of each part, side by
side, wero dug at The same tine when the
hills where the plaster and ashes were US
ed produced two bushels for one OF IN
ground where neither was used'--ittt
y. II. Ulster.
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SINGING CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH

MANY writers have strongly insisted up
on The danger, Of forcing the voice IN learn
,ng 10 sing, thinking IT may DO greatly
,r,nred, if no, destroyed but II we at
tend 10 tacts, VIC shall find this TO be an
o,roneous opInion. 1t is a maxim which
snn,,es to the use of all our faculties that
90 lonc as we do not weaken them by over
cxcrtiop. We strengthen ,bem' and TINS
fact IS slrkiugly true as regards the Vo'oe'
If we listen TO those whose business II IS 10
crv their commodities IN the streets on
comparing their strength OF voice WIN 'na'
of others, we shall be surprised TO hnd ~ha'
forc, of ,n,ona,ion this daily practice pro
lncos. When did We ever hear oil ,nese
,,,ncran,s, OF public singers or speakers
hang compelled to give W their profession
N consequence OF a loss Of voice ! va 'ne
contrary this constant exertlon strengthens
tho vocal organs, and is highly conducive
to health. Many persons in encoursg'us
The development of musical talents III 'ne',
children. have 10 other view than 10 auu
- Tho number of their accomplishments
.nd afford them means Of innocent amose'
men, ; being utterly unconscious thai 'ney
arc thus adopting one of the best means y
;nyipora,c the constitutions Of their eaN
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plant his corn in The way, and after pulling
the corn, (Which he did before il was folly
uatuied, j 10 plough deep furrow, aud then
cut and cover up the corn stalks. The
next year he planted on this furrow, and
buried his corn stalks as before. Thus, IN
five or six years, without any rotation OF
crops, he succeeded in producing from for.
ly.G,e TO fifty bushels of corn 10 the acre,
on the poorest pine land. Had no sown
his corn broadcast, he would have brought
his land to far higher degree OF fertility
IN much shorter time. Our correspon-
Dent states the well authenticated fact, that
.2l7 900 pounds Of corn, in It's green state
has been produced 10 the acre. Those
" no have seen thcb-sown broadcast corn
growing will have little difficulty IN believ-
ing this. Many farmers may have observ
ed that corn, especially when Dung, grows
much more luxuriantly where i! 10 thick
than where only one or two stalks are
growing. This same luIur'ance " wisLes.
sed in the broadcast corn. About the mid-
die Of May We sowcd 10 corn, very thick,
two acres 0! worn out ground that hEd re-
fused 10 produce rye, throwing few loads
Of manure over rart. Wherever the
ground was MANFRED, the corn has grown
With grea! uxuriance surprising corn IN
neishborlng field of new rich land, plant.
ed earlier aud four or five feet apart
Even where no MANURE touched the ground
there is now q heavy covering OF corn,
much heavier, apparently, than we ever
saw ot clover. /, is our Intention TO cut
this crop for fodder, and then SOW again aud
plough in the second crop in autumn.-Dot
I lar Farmer.
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Structure Of the Foot Of the Horse
The bones OF The foot a,e not placed direct
IL under the weight if they were IN an up
rich. position, they would make a IiTm Pl!-
lar, and every motion would cause shock )
but they are placed slan'ng or obhque'
and are tied together by gu elastic bind
lpg on their lower surfaces, SO as to form
springs as exac, as those which we make OF
leather and steel for carriages. Then, the
flstness of the nooi which stretches out on
each side, aud the frog coming down IN The
middle, between the quarters, adds greatly
to the elasticity Of the machine. But Is'
norant of this popularity of structure Ill
informed farriers nail the shoe IN such u
manner as to coniine the quarters, and thus
cause permanent contraction Of the bones
hoements aud hooi, SO tba. the elasticity Is
DESTROYED every sep is then shock and
inflammation and lameness ensue. MI
Bracey Clark has contrlved an expand
ing shoe, winch, by joint IN 'front.' opens
and contracts, so as to obvIate the eViis o.
The common process.-Broughdm.
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VOLUME MIL
Il. J. HOLT0N,
rd,tor. Proprietor n Pubiishcf'
TERMS:

FwO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS i
= o3ssGee. THREE DOLLARS # not
~ ..,,tip THREE months And THREE DOL
{,gsAND FIFTY CENTS u not paid until al.
l..',, sy7.ra,ioa Of Tie year. No paper disson.
-, rniI I'll arrearages are paid, e1efpt at he
..s ne Editor.
tlreriissmeHis inserted at One Doiior Per
-, nc lines or less. this sized tyPe, for Tie
.'.,yiiIH. and % GEMS for each centIEuaHee
=, oIpe,iisemeHts and SHIRTS Sales ehsre-
e, ~ cent higher; and deduction gf 5S3
"a ,ria BE- made from The regular prices, IoI
i-s,ll,rrs b. the year. Adpertisemehfs inserted
.tllg Or elgIteTig 81 per squire for etfh time
n5a,Aiy IS cents per square Jor each lime
AGENTS.
INN Co:iran, MeetleHJarF. n c.
~. IL Hlnis. MI Gr0pc, \. {.
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y Oct " Y d.
rnE USE OF FLOWERS.

TIE Use OF FLOWERS.
~ vARY nowTfr
p,,-i, have msde tho cartl bra. iaftl
Fnonel for great aud small
V.o oak tree and the cedar tree,
Waaaut slower at all.
II a.-hl have made caolga, enough
For every want o! olrs,
lar lrzlfy. medicine, aud t4d,
Ana ,ct have made 90 flowers
Tie ars Within tho mountain mine
N-rlireth none 20 grow
Na- doss Il need tho lo'us Howers
Ts make tho rivers low.
III clouds might give abundant rain,
AID uglily dcws nigh, iall,
a To- hcFb thai keePc,h iilc 70 man,
MiE6, vet have dInnk them al
Tlsen wherefore were they made
All dyed w,,h rainbow IiEH
hH fashioned with supgcines, grace,
~ bringing dsy aud nigh,
~-raglsg IN valleys gresn aud low,
As4 80 sac moauiain's high,
ksa 90 t..e s.ilrt wilderness,
Whefg 80 5Be passes By
fta. attsafi i,fo requires them not
rtea wherefore had they b.rih
.,.0.a4s,cr delight 10 maa
IL hes4lfy lie earth
II. r5a. q aisu 20 ~ is5cf nope
V,b4aa'.T d. face Is DIN
l.r t5sa taru'h FOR tAr i'uwers'
Y.. care mash mote ~ BAN
c.
GOLDEN SNOW ERS
e,ss lcnoa,a ae sa.l
.4s ~ r.stioIs muta.s forth
r. 5yasrl Gul "a crystal sh''rsfs
i5ss wealth t4au MI the minc' are WORM
+ : fa'iuj r4ia. that o',i the land
>.-..fr Nc.lta aud life whcr, 81 Us dfiFeht
man 90 nyy1s doubt a Eoi
W-,-sr Ia tiepers q t'vid from heset4
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TOADS

Never destroy the toad He is bene
factor 10 the farmer, and Que o! The clover
est and most efficient operatives " he can
possibly employ. In the season of bugs
and flies, one toad will do more towards
the preservation Of garden than man
and all he requires Of your hands for this
valuable ASSISTANCE, is the freedom Of your
garden walks and beds, and The palIry shell
ter Of chip or turf. fie NEEDLES with no
ones business but his own-constanlly
avoiding company, and intent only on exnr
pating those vofacious insects by whose
Jaws the beauty Of the garden IS SO frequent
is laid low. Trainers who cannot convent
entity keep hens for tbs protection Of their
garden vegetables. can raise no reasonable
objections agains, keeping few 'oads.-
They will not necessarily diminish the
treasure of the exchequer, nor Inirude
themselves into scenes where they are not
desired. -UdiHe Cu!!ipdtor.
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What is the matter with Mr.. Johnson S
ewes! Why he has injured his sight by
looking through a thick bottom tunbfer'--
". Y. Piebeiun.
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CIORTOUS OLD TRAP,

The vote at this Precinct in Camden
County was-Rayner, (W.l 215-Moore
Il. F.)4llM Let every Wing bear the
name of this glorious Precinct IN perpe'u-
Al remembrance, and at every Wing fes'
tiyal let bumper be given to old Trap
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al say, Mister, how came your eyes so g,
al fred crooked 7" "My eyes" Yes.
" That came by sitting between Two gurus
and trying to look love to both at once
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The daily pay of the Duke Of yelling
ton is stated TO be ELS is. Nd'
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A war, on witnessing an execution BY

A wag, on WIIHVss'IG u"
hanging, said 1t must put any one ous
of breath to stand on uothing and pull nenP
with their hands tied bching thom'
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,r,en5al 4- Of ne Hciern Cihtea'
DESTRUCTION or TuE lNGui>iIioN
Ar MADRID
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rl " Cochran, MekleHLarr. n c.
~. u Iluis MI Gr0uc, n. {.
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soot,o,s ,birtv.seyen and thirty eight, in township
seventeen; sections five TO moe, inclusive, "'
nincteen twepiy -one, lweoiy.iwoi t"en'y
fwenty-einht Thirty thirty one, thirty tour ahu 'n'''y-
6se a. shin nIneteen4 sections thirteen twenty
IA eny one twenty tNo, tweniy-thIee, t"eh'f-iou'
twenty seven twenty eight, twenty nine hry a"u
hly one, township twenty- one ifacuon1' s.e'i'"
six 10 township twenty-five oI range twenty 49,
Sections thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, se'ehs'" an
eighteen, in township lwenly-one, Of range t"eh'S-
six
Sections thirteen fourteen fifteen seventeen, egh-
teen twenty-five, twenty thee and twenty IN
tow nship lweDty-one of range twenty seven
Sections forty -one and for,y-lwo in township TWEEN
y. sections three 10 ten inclusive; sections hHeen
seventeen eighteen, nineteen, twenty, ,wenty-one,
TWENTY-FIVE twenty-lhree, twenty-our, twenty-five,
tweniy-sx, tweniy-seven, thitty-h'e ana thhy'ss,
in township twenty one; and fractional sections one
| and two, in township twenty-five oil range twenty
| eight.
Sections four five six seven, eight nine, ten four
teen and fifteen, in township twenty-five q range
| twenty -nine. -.
| fractional sections one, two dthree, in township
TIVE nty one and sections or lots three iour h'e anu
six, in township tweniy -four, of range thirty
Sections or lots one 10 fifteen inclusive and seven
teen 10 twepty-six, inclusive, IN township twenty
one sections lots one to thiry-hNe, (ekcept hh-
teen inclusive in township twenty-iwoi sections OF
lots sixty-two, Except sixtesn,) inclusive ~
township twenty three; sections or lots one 10 NJ
teen inclusive seventeen and nineteen TO thlfty-s
en- nclusiye IN township twenty four, OF range ih'f-
'y-one.
Sections or lots TO lorylour inclusive, (except
sxteenD in township t~enty-t~oi sections or iots
one to twelve inclusive, IN township twenty-three oil
range ilrty-iwo.
Sections or lots TO seven, inclusive, IN town
ship twenty two; aud sections or lots one to fifteen,
inclusive and seventeen and eighteen, in township
twenty three, of range ihiriy-three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from sale
! The sales will each he kept open for two weeks,
(uness the lands ale sooner disposed of) and no
longer and no' private entries of land in the town
ships SO offered, will lie admitted until after the cx-
pirntion of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day Of jun, Ammo Domp IS43.
JOHN TYLER.
| BY the President:
| Tho II BLAKE,
| Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Off provisions Of the act Of Com
press approved % March, 1888, entitled IAN act 10
establish town at ST. Marks, Florida" the Register
and Receiver of the Land Office at Tallahassee, " q
be required, prior to the day of sale to ascertain e
value uf any Improvements which may have been
made on the lots designs in this proclamation
spoclye'y and he purchaser at public sale Of Any
lot upon which there such Improvements ben
than The thereof shall in addition 10 the su4
be paid TO the u ned States be- and hereby Is,
CURED to pay to the owner of The improvement the
Tue OF them thus ascertained; and II payment
therefor shall not be made upon The day which the
same purchased the lot shah be again offered az
public sale the day OF sale, and such person
shall not be capable Of becoming the purchaser OF that
or any other lot Offered AZ ihq, public sale Pr0rdsa
That if any lot offered and bid on the last day
Of The public sale shall not be thus paid for The s1e
may be entered at private sale upon paying 10 lhe
United States the al which j, was bid OF, a,l TO
the ownerof the Improvements, the previously 0s,ci
tanned value thereof
BY the act of Congress aforesaid the mjnia
price of each LOT is fixed at twenty-five doliars
THO. III, BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land OEc.
June Ii-t22d Oct.
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venty seventy seven, eighty -on', nine,y-iye eighty
nine ninety three ninety hundred and one
one hundrei and five hundred and nIas. oas
hundred aud lhirtef n, one hundred and seventeen,
ane hundred and twenty one, and one hundred ard
twenty -ise eFr sented uton The plan OF TIE sad
tow n, prepared by the Surveyor General OF the Ter
ritoIy of Florida
The sale will be kept open for two weeks (uncss
the los are sooner disposed 90 and no longer aGl
priyate entry Of any lot, offered, Will he admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given usder nv hand al the Cay Of Washington,
this eighth day of June, Ammo Domini 1913.
JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
Tho. III. BLAME,
Conlmissioner Of The General Land OCce.
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ana two eileen, fourteen twenty-five Wehy-th'e''
,wenty sven and thiry-four, IN township sh.se",
. me fractional section thirty SIX III the iraeuo"''
.ow nship seventeen, of range SIX,
Al IN, Land Office al CHICAGO, commencing
on Monday, tho t1snty mn day of September next
for the disposal of the public lands hereinafter des's
mated, to wit;
North Of tho Base Lane and East Of he third Prine'-
pal Meridian.
fractional Townships lhidy-one and ihirty-two.
bordering the Indiana State line, OF range hreen
The east fraction of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton six in township lhriy-three of range four
The half and northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section three, and the north hai
of the northwest quarter OF the same section, In towh
ship thirty nine, of range eight
The east half OF the southeast quarter of section
CT ean in tow nsbip forty -three, of range eleven
The northwest quarter of section twelve. in town
ship forty of range thirteen.
AT the Land Office at DANVlLLE, commencing
on Monday, the second day of Ocfobe next for the
disposal of the public lands within the limits Of frae-
tional towns ships twenty eight, twenty nine, and
thirty, north Of The base line, Of range ten west oil
he second principal meridian.
At the Land Office at KASKASKIA, commenc
ing on Monday the sixteenth day of October next
for the disposal Of The public lends within the limits
of the southeast quarter of section thirty three, and
be southwest fractional quarter OF the same section
on island twenty-four, On the Mississippi nvcr) IN
township thirteen, south, of range three, west
At The Land Office at ED w ARDSVlLLE, com
mencing on Monday, the ninth day of October next
fnr the disposal of The public lands within the lin'ils
of fractional sections thirty one and ihlrytwo IN
township six north of range ten west, and fractional
section twenty five. IN TOWNSHIP? six north of range
eleven west constituting islands numbered sixty and
sixty lone, in the Mississippi river.
AT the Land Office at QUINCY, commencing on
Monday, the flrentyhrd day of October next, foi
the disposal Of the public lands within the limits OF
the aforementioned tracts, viz
North of the Base Line and East ofhe fourth prin'
cipai Meridian.
The north half and southeast quarter of section
twenty three, in township four of range three
The northwest quarter of section twenty-five, ID
township seven, of range seven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, OF other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open ortwo weeks (unless
the lands are sooner disposed of and no longer and
private entries o. land in the townships So offered
will be ADMITTED until after the expiration OF the I"
weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this eighth day OF June, Ammo Domini lo43
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho Fl. BLAKE,
Commissioner orthe General Land Office.
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AnIsland in the Mississippi nv er con'aiHa
na an 100 acres forming parts OF seeuo's ti'is) ~
and thry- five, in township seveny-e'sn' % lang
three. -, .tpal
No, m of The base line and Wssl d The ON y
meridian. n
Townships eighty-two and e's|
one .iRFIELD commencing
A,the Land Office atfay of October next for the
on Monday the ssHlc lands hereinafter designated,
disposal Of lha'
viz; :, thu base line and West Of The 5h principal
! NJ meridian
Township seyeniy-six, Of range nine.
An island in The Mississippi nver forming parts oil
sections seventeen. eighteen and nineteen, IN town
ship sky eight of range two and parts at SECTIONS
thirteen and twenty four, of township sixty-egh, OF
range three.
part Of section SIX, in town hip seventy of range
one, and parts OF sections one ami twelve IN town
ship seventy, Of range Two.
An island IN the Mississippi river, forming parts Of
sections fifteen, sixteen, twenty-one and twenty two
except that portion oil The island within the limits OF
section sixteen, and two islands IN the same ii'er
one of them forming portion of sections twenty
two, twenty SIX and twenty seven, and the other
parts Of sections twenty-five and twenty -seven-a
IN township seventy -four, of range Two.
Three Islands in the Mississippi river, forming
paris Of sections twenty one, twenty-five, twenty
seven twenty eight, tweny-nine and lhirly-two, IN
township seventy-one, of range one.
Huron Island and six small islands in the Mlssis-
srpi river forming parts OF sections three, nine ten
fleen sixteen, tweniy-one, twenty-five, twenty
three, tweniy-sx enty seven and lhiTty-fouI. ex-
cept so much Of Huron Island as lies within the
limits Of section sixteen, in township seventy-twe, OF
range one.
An island in the Mississippi river, forming part OF
section three in township seventy-wo, of range one
and part of section ihry-iour, in township seventy
three, of range one.
An island in the Mississippi river, forming parts OF
sections twentytwo, twenty and thirty -four ~
township seventy three, of range one.
Four Islands in the Mississippi river forming parts
of sections twenty eight to thiry-ve inclusive in
township seyenty-seven of range one.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military other purpose. will be excluded iIom sale
The sales will each lie kept open for two weeks,
(unless the lands are sooner disposed oi,) and no
longer, and private eotries of land in the town.
ships 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 Domini, IS43.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President;
Tho. Ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTTON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
TO any lands within the limits OF the townships above
enumerated is required 10 establish the same, TO the
satisfaction OF the Reg ster aud Receiver OF The pro-
per land office, and make payment therefor, soon
as practicable aer seeing s notice. and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
OF the township, embracing the tract claimed above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
june l4-t6Nov.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

! M HEREAS by the act Of Congress approved on
w the 30th day Of June, 1881, entitled " An act
10 authrIze the sale Of lois in the OF 81 Marks
Florida the PrcsidcntIs authorized TO direct the Re.
giser and Receiver Of the Tallahassee land district
10 make sale At public auction Of one fourth " the lots
IN the town Of ST. MARKS, in tie TERRITORY
OF FLORIDA, according 10 the plan Of tho Survey
% Gcnerai Of SAID Territory Now know yc that
Jpus TYLER President Of the Unitcd States do here
IVY declare and make known that publ c sale will bc
beld at The Land Office at TALLAHASSEE, in the
TERRITORY OF FLORIDA, for The disposal II
The aforementioned lots in the town Of 81. MARKS
Florida, on Monday the ticsnty-third day Of Oeio6er
n1Xi, viz
Lots numbered one, sve, nine thirteen, scve 1teen,
lwen'y-one, t~soty- five, twenty nine thiry.three
may seven, Sriy-onei foriy-6ve, fortynine, fny-
three, hfy-seven, sixty one siIty-6ve, sIy-n nine,
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BY TIE PREsIpENT oF THE U. STATES.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. s rATES.
IN pursuance Of Law, !, JoHs TyJEn, President OF
Il the Upited States Of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that public ,ales viii be held at the
aforementioned Land Offices IN the Territory OF
IOWA, at the periods hereinafter designated to wit
Az the Land Office at DU BUQUE commencing
on Monday the sis,een'h day of October next, for
the disposal Of the public lands within the limits of
the aforementioned townships vin:
North Of The base line, and Of the 5h PRINCIPAL me-
ridian.
townships eighy-two and eighty three, of range
Townships eighty. eighty-,wo and eighty -tbree
Of rsp1etwo.
Townshpr eighty one, eph,y.two and eighty.
hrce, Of range eight
Township sign'y three, Of range Eve.
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits Of he townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the register and receiver of he proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor, as soon as
practicable after seeing his notice and before he day
appointed for the CONNIE ncement Of the public sale,
OF the township embracing the tact claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
iuneI3-t Oct30
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BY the President:
Tho. IA. BLbss,
Commissioner of The General Land OEcs.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre-em ption
TO any lands within The limits OF the ships above
enumerated is required to establish the same TO the
sssisct on of the Register and Receiver of The pro-
yer Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable after seeing this notice and before the
day appointed tor the commencement of the public
sale OF the township, embracing the tract ella med
above designated, otherwise such clam will be for
fened. THO. III. BLAKE
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
June 13--tds