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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
THE SPEAKERSHIP.

The names of number of gentlemen have
been mentioned in connexion with the Speaker
ship. Among them we notice Messrs. Beardsley
of New York, c. J. Ingersoll and Wilkins Of
Pennsylvania, Dromgoole and Jones of Virginia,
Campbell of South Carolina, Lewis of Alabama,
A.. V. Brown of Tennessee, and Davis Of Indiana
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
MAR RIED.

In Johnston county, Thursday the 23d Instant by
the Rev David Thompson, Linn b. Saunders, ESQ. Of
Madison county, Va, to Miss Policy Ann only child by
the hIst marriage of Mr. Ransom Saunders of Johnston
county, North Carolina. .rt.,se.
In New Hanover county, the 21st instant, by the
Kew T. McNabb, Mr.. David s. Mathis, of Sampson, to
Miss Ihursay A. Lee of the former county.
In Wilmington, the 16th instant, Mr.. Thomas M.
Rogers to Miss Euphemia Brockett Also, in New Han
over, on the sth instant, DR. Seayey to Miss Ann
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

Tennessee LegislGture.-TheS Senate has pass
ed bill to reduce the salaries of all the public
officers A bill has been introduced into the
House, laying tax upon all public officers from
the Governor down to the constables, the tax rang
ing from S20Oto 8 1000, according to the dignity
and Importance ofthe office, and the salaries and
fees annexed to each. Eren;ng~ Post
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

"LV1Sem thou proyest, enter sntO ,kla1 szoe1, y
Professor Stuart, of Andover at the hate Coon on
thering in that place, commenced the services
with prayer overrunning with. chpirap and
whig phrases. This prayer has been so much
spoken OF, that the learned Professor has sent
copy of it to the Boston Atlas for publication I
and it appeared few days since in that print,
The federal pnpers are-cracking it up as =abea1ti
fult' Great country this Port Aaasr,
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
THIRTEEN Likely YOUNG
NEGROES

"ILL be sold at RoIesville, to the highest bidder
w Saturday, the 2Sd day Of December next, be-
longing to the Estate OF BurrelI WALL decd, on eight
months credit Also, the tract of LAND whereon the
said Burrell Wall last resided containing hundred
and thiry-seven acres, less Bond and security
required. JNO. l.. TERRELL, .ddB1'r.
With tie tciH Gn11ered.
November %, 1S43 474-et.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

- The Editor of the Fayetteville Observer
acknowledges the wrong he committed week or
two since, in charging Col WHEELER with hav-
ing forged seal to his official bond. He says
he "relied upon memory alone" in making the
charge and endeavors to destroy ythe efficacy of the
justice he is forced to do Col. WHEELER, by inti-
mating that the variance is one more imaginary
than real" We are not disposed to prolong this
controversy with the Editor, and only allude to
this matter to show the very bad grace with which
he has awarded justice to a political opponent
The Editors talk about "a man named Moore"
may pass for what it is worth. 1t may niure him,
but cannot affect the unspotted reputation of Dr.
Moore
The Editor makes great parade about the
forged letter. of DR.. Montgomery-denies that
he published it-and calls upon us to retract what
we have said. We have no disposition to do the
Editor Injustice; and were we disposed, there
could be no necessity, for there are enough we'll
grounded charges against him to sink him deep
IN the sewers of error and faIsehood We be-
leve now that he did not publish the Letter, but
the Register did, and that shall be alluded to at
the proper time Is the Editor satisfied?
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

Why don't they raise The s0ages give
learn that the Merrimack notwithstanding Co. have
declared dividend of TEN per cent. forthe last
ssI months. But we are informed they have not
raised the wages Of their operatives
LosoeH Patriot
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

Health Of the President-The Baltimore Pat
riot of Saturday afternoon, says gentleman who
left Washington this morning, states that the Pres
ident was represented to be quite i'll with two ply
sicians in attendance
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

y Mr.. Cherry, of Bertie, is also spoken of
LOT Governor. That CherryBis too green to suit
'ne palates of the Wing leaders about Raleigh.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

~ The Editor of the Milton Chronicle stands
IN his own sunshine when he twists our articles so
as to make US say what we never thought Of If
t~isting is to be the order of the day, we give
up. An Editor who could print a hot, saucy
whlg paper for two years on democratic soil, and
0bstlnaey close his peppers to the lights of reason
as this Editor has done, is more than a panther's
leap ahead ofus. " Jemay take the keys" We
expect however, that he Will make US say moon
slime in bis next paper, and say we threatened to
leap on him like panther
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

Conventions and do hope that spirit of concession
and harmony will prevail in the democratic party from
Maine to Louisiana 2sa
Person, Nov. 20, Is4s. 7I g Hyed
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

y The Editor of the Roanoke Republican
iS informed that "the Dutch have taken Hol-
land" .
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

n The Lectures of the Medical College of
oouth Carolina were resumed on. the goth inst
with class of more than 200 students.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
THE MARKETS
THos. RITCHIE, Esq.

We copy from that excellent paper, the Boston
Shipping List of date 22nd inst the following
paragraph IN relation TO the Markets
CoTToN-A steady demand has continued since our
last report even since the accounts per steamer Caledo
MA There appears to be dminution i'll demand
change In prices The sales are about 100 bales New
Orleans and Upland at the advanced noticed our
last report The accounts, per Caledonia somewhat
onradIctoryvarying to the extent of declne-but
all mention considerable fail, which will not differ
much from SS l2 per lb since last previous
Liverpool was dull with decline American descrip-
tons Of 12 l4d with sales of 20 900 bales The week
ending the 27th continued anguid with further decline
OF od Sales 200 bales, and up the Sd inst the
same dullness continued with further reduction of 8
Id when the Great estern arrived, andihe market
the eve OF the steamers ssiling there fmness
with slight Improvement OF about 16d Stock 725
baes against 4S7 ,250 bales time last year Ar
rived from the 18th to I'D inst
Cotton 1850 bales.
yNetC P0rh, Noe "a, 1s43.
from Europe TO the 4th inst The news, the whole is
favorable Trade in the manufacturing districts continu
ed brisk, and provisions of all kinds low Money
low, and Stocks well sustained. The Cotton Market
trlte lower. This intelligence to have but very
little influence here. Our Stocks sustained. and
Our all Trade is now rapidly falling off, and most of
the goods have been shipped Fortunately the canal is
again free, and is believed all the goods in transit will
reach their destination Trade this FALL has been good
much better than anticipated. larger portion of
the goods sold have been for cash
ToBACCo-The sales since our last extended to about
lou hhds, principally low grades at Ia in quail
ty Nothing doing by auction this week in Kentucky,
800 bales Barracoa Tobacco brought l6 IA 20 Ia
and mos Express.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
PRICES CURRENT-

pared and corrected ,ree4ly50r The N. Standard
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

RALEIGH, Nov. 20, 1s4s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
SMITH. nRINKPP a Mnpr,n

HowrTT-s Visits Remarkable Plaee. on, Ham, p, -,
anu scenes illustrative Of striking passages in his,og A., ~
enemy N lhe counties Of Durham ana Norbnh.,Id
ts-hy "a i'"u author Of Rural Life in England Ne ~
hASRtEs ~ EUROPE with sketches Of prominent 1Ir =
cans niecai Schools hospitals. Literary per.ops,as
Of Pennsy vania AZ. 'sN'' :" 'N = niNersiy
EMBASSY To tocHiN--HINA- SIAN
e Eastern Courts Of CochnChna. Siam and NM, - -
the years le3s-3-'4, BY Edmund Rohsts uu'ins
NoNAGE woELp iprIpdi,, =, III =,
ana sam IN le3S36 and 1897 by w s w Rnsrb.ybs !,
y surgeon IN me T. = Navy, Member the Academy ~ S,
nc. - '-'e SeAis IN te faci-
Travels TO the CRY CALIPHs ,loD, the sb -, -,
fers'an Guh and the Mediterranean ineulns - =, ,s
os'o % ARABIA and Tour the Island soeotra: bv j. r y
stet ESQ r. r. : &c O- ~ . n wen
,NfLs i" MfHico isL.SD oy CuB, &c-Nauatvr NJ Tor,
~ rica comprising MeIeo, Mines Of Real del Mi,
,he LATED States and the British Colonies with an E,e - &
Island OF Cuba by Henry Tudor Eur - 'H'
L- u I-tAoPr AND EAsr-Embraeinr atlbs.rv,,,,
,I Ioi through Great Britain, Ireland France Begutn
rIlssa SaNony Bohemia Austria Bavaria ss1yi,v.,,t
,oaray Tuscany e Papai States thu Neapotan Do,i
1A 70. Islands Of the Archipelago Greece Egyut A., NJ
uey, hosiavH Malaehia and Hungary BY VaieptD. Nor
ia % - ~ '"'e''''y OF New York.
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RICHMOND, VA, FEBRUARY 20, 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TsRss % srpscRiruoso City subscribers - 90 per year
and Zoe shorter period sent by mail sio-pay,b in
all eases in advance
ADVsHusIsofo square lines ,or lc- one ip,,
ton Is esn; two insertions 81 sl three 81 so and
eysp succeeding in~c';on. n
Transient advertisers must Pay advance.
The number Of insertions Of Advertisements noted ON the
hs or they viii be inserted until ordered stopped and chang
ed accordingly i o"len stop alb b- in wrtinR
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares. ana in that
proportion for Advertisements greater length and $50 Tor
square except Auetoncu and Los dealers charged
500, (paper inclutcd)
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REMOVED

nhNNNAN & COS Old Dominion Clothing Store To the On,
pe side OF the street and facing the Franklin Uo, rI
" - 'N4Se rom "oVernor
L ., - embrace ms opportunity AMI sf making
We constantly keep hand Clothing of an ki1B 80 MAJ
-, -. dh4 approaching seasons, which will S.n AZ
ll.eu prees Tor cash We respectfully invite all 10 IN - -
-, :, our .,oeS whether they goods or NOT An ~
500 by Us that do please every reSp-er ms, -
W money refunded f1-An goods warranted - . -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
FOR SALE by
ROB"T II. DI-NAI

WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
FOR
ROB'T X. DUAL,
Bank SQUARE Richmond. Tirginia
A sPARAGUS-Cnut us Dutch
~ BEANS-iargs, aui Small Lima snlrs &c
BEET-Ionr Blood Fairy Bood Turup French White Sugar
Maurel WuufeI
RROCOli-Eariy Cape I7rrr Purplc
CABBAGE-Elry YORK Large York Early Dumhead or Batter
Elrly SuEarl7of Large Drimhrad Cr'uwsTs DO Red
Dutch ur Pcking Green Cursj Savoy Pcuiou Isfh SC
CARRuT-Loug Orlng.
CAULIflpWER-E .lry 1ni Late
CEIERN--whtc Solid
CUCUNBER-Eatiy Frame Long Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Scoteh. Kai-
LETTUCE-Mlta. tes Brown Dutch Cabbage rar,s Cras,
MElON-Nutmrg CitJu. 80.
WATER -MEl.ON-Fiua.st kni-
NASIt ETUN
oNlnN-Esrly Silver skinned Lane Rcd
PAESLEN-CureI
PARsNIP-tarrr swelling
PEtS-fary Monumental Cromwell F1ri Clsrt,p T,ry
Frame. Dwarf Blue Fr~sln. Dwan Nsrowht
RAplSI-L0ng St1tst lump
RHJ BARR-Rci af rars
SAlSllN-or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
SQrAsH-Eary Bush
roNATD-llrr, Egd
rURNlP-Esry Fiat Dutch Ri Tor. Large Norfolk Ruia Bag1
Also,
general assortment Of Flower seed
BULBOUS ROOTS
DOUBLE uNIIIAs
ONION SETS. &C. s.. r1
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
ROBERT MOTT.
Hou~c, sign Painter and t:i.zicr,

Nsri dor 70 "a JBeAH-gs Haak. RsAzoaa. psrr-ss
~ received further supply CoTel ami other
Nafhsiss with Painters brushes B-nl.rs An as-Drt
u"ni Of French and Au-ncan wn GS from Ssi0 to
1oI@5 inches AL % which he d.-rou- up un thu
reasonable
" IA large supply Soap Stone Paint for ale low 81,
perior paint for Tin shing.d Roofs. A. n
OSI or misplaced from our Store, ON Cary
" street the NIGHT q THE honss Of r. Trt
Sn two boxes single taf mi IN ho.. Of Mool.cy
Wooy sugar hall Tobacco three bore. of
Barnes Co.'S ASss Of Indigo on ba. toa ANY
information about Sad gods Vail b. thankfully received
PApRfstt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
MUSIC! MUSICM MUSIC!.!
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS.

FURTHER supply of New Faslonabe Music fos the
Piano Forte few Of only be enumerated As n.
The Ross Queen with
Roses fait do DO, by Horn
No wreath ~ fame I Irvine for YOU
Daylight on Tia ssa by A.. Lee
All -
fou bid me by G. Warren
Non, Je ne vase Pas Chansonneus
Come with thy lutte founta n a dnsu nv / u,u,h
My happy village home. =. Pearson
Hove the Church that given by Rev q C,rhs,
DO DOT forget me when die, for piano and guitar
Highland Nora wor by Mrs auforcsz Of K,thal,,
Mayoreen. &C. &C music. {. T. Horn
Oimy hear = sal for Araby by 30 do
My Arab MAID A a,
Sweet siIleen n, a,
Ohm have forgotten thee do do
The Seasons. a song, by p I.absu, L -
I'd offer thee this hand Of mine T Cl,adurE
" should like 10 marry song BY ] r Crav.n
Ione come away a social giee chorus by y Usk.,,
You know "A comic By r. Moore
Zeredins, a screnade By Flora
Weep not DER the tomb Of infancy by r. I've.
The Fisher Boys song. a duet bye w Tbou,.o,
LAnHa Dell Opera DIX Cavannss Iah.nns for IN. nu. An,
piano oir oy '" forde each nUber beautiful vgnet. t
page, very poputlr 'e NV
Ia Romaneesca, celebrated dance Of m. 18th ..r,r $780,
a -aIop, by G. - '' "'''"s''
Fantasia for the piano forte founded on the r.n.n n p
glninL by T. Watson 49, " IA
Medley Overture TO the Ethiopian Opera Bone s.,h D,,ol ~
lie Nieeerta by T. Conner very popular ~ "
Souvenirs De Belmont. by ID. D'Cutr,n.r
i ne eeiebraied Evergreen Glnop. by ] Iabinykv
Together with about twenty i've hundred go. %, a.,
Puar and fashionable variations vatze. uarrbs ,
&c An the new publications. by the mos c.Iebr,,ed o
ceed son aeth they appear from press ANY MUSIC No, N
e wan oe procured atthe shortest and on the MOI
III.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01
NOTICE.
Commissioner Of Me &c

In pursuance of the provisions Of the act of Con.
press, approved ~ March, 1888, entitled An Ac, I
establish a town at ST. Marks, Florida the Rrgs,
and Receiver of the Land Office at Tallahassee vii
be required, prior TO the day # sale TO ascertain t
value Of any improvements which may have btea
made" the lots designated in this proclamation y .
speclivey, "aod The purchaser al public sale Of ary
lot upon which there are such improvements, u.h,r
than The owner thereof, shall IN addition 10 the sua
TO be paid to the United States, te aud hereby ls m
quiied TO poy to the owner OF The improvement he
,a,ue of them thus asceItsined and il paym,nl
therefor shall no, be made upon The day which IN.
same purchased, the lot shah be again offered at
public sale the next day of sale, and .uch Jerssa
shall not be capable ef becC ming the purchaser Of lh
or any other lot offered II that publ sale; Proritd
That if any lot offered and bid on the lasl dly
Of the pubic sale shall mol be thus paid FIR he sane
may be entered al private sale upon paying to ihe
United States the a. which II was bid OF, ont 10
the cwn'r Of the Improvements, the previously
tanned value thereof"
BY the act of Congress aforesaid, the minin
price Of each lot Is fixed at twenty five dollar.
THO. II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of The General Land one
June I4-i22d Oct
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01

rovnsb,o rshty-tbree. OF range Ave.
An Island in the Mississippi river containing 'hIy-
one SO 100 acres, forming parts OF sectio. thy ou'
and thirty i've, in township sess"'y-s'gh' Of fa"s'
three.
N6,th Of the base line and Wes Of the 5ib principal
meridian.
townships eighty-tso and esh'y-three, OF range
AT the Land Office at FAIRFIELD, eomp.n eins
on Monday the second day OF October nett '"i WV
disposal Of the public lands hefeinaie CT de's"A''''
viz:
North Of the base line and Fsa " the 5ih principal
meridior
Tow nship seyeniy-six, of range nine.
An island the Mississippi riveI forming paris OF
sections seventeen, eighteen and Nineteen ~ Town
ship sxiy-eght, of range two, and parts 81 sections
thirteen and twenty four, of township sxtye'sh'' al
| range three.
! Two small islands in the Mississippi river, forming
nat Of section SIX, in town lip seventy oil Ianp'
one, and parts OF sections one and Twelve IN town.
| ship seventy, of range two.
An island IN the Mississippi river, forming arts oil
sections fifteen, sixteen, iwenty-one andt~eniy two
except that portion OF the island within the 'ni,s 81
section sixteen, AMI two Islands IN the same ii'ei
| one of them forming por'mn OF secuoos twenty
| two twenty SIX and twenty seven, and the other
Darts of sections tweniy-two md twenty seven-aH
IN township seventy four, of rnpge two
Three islands in The Alssssirp' river, io'min2
palts of sections iwenty one, tweniy-two, twenty
seven tw,nty.eeht tweniy-Dne and thiry-two, IN
township seventy one, of range one.
Huron Island and six small islands in The Missis-
sirp river forming parts OF sections three nine, ten
fifteen, sixteen, twenty -one, twenty-five, twehy
three twenty-sx, enty seven and ih'rty-t'uI ex-
ceh 70 much Of Huron Island lies within tht
limits of section sixteen in ton nship 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 ,hiry-lour in township seventy
thret, of range one.
An island in the Mississippi river, forming paris OF
sections twenty-five, tweni, so"s" and thty-iur 'h
,ow nship seventy three Of range one.
-Four islands in the Mississippi river, { rmng parts
IF sections twenty eight To thriy-fse, inclusive, IN
tow nship seventy seven, of range one.
Lands appropriated by law for he use Of schools,
military other purpose will be excluded from sale
The sales will each he kept open for two weeks,
(unless the lands sooner disposed Off and n"
longer, and private entries of land in the town
ships 80 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 DomDi, lS43
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. II BLAME,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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m ant ai
IN pursuance OF law, john - -. ~ as,lar.
me Unted S'Stes on hmo''ss 80, ~ Ia hs held al
aud make k"owi ,"s' pu az :. ~ STATE of AR
he undermen'o"ed ia"a onees ~ ass,goaieJ toI
KANSAS, at the periods hsreiaa''e' ''''e'A'
VIII
Al the land Office at BATESVlLl.E, comuiepo.nf
MONDAY, the second day OF Oefoo1 next, ~, w
disposal Of the public lands within the under"on''o"
I'd townships, To W.T.
North o. Lhe Base line and Vssf o. INC "'S''"'a"
Township four, OF range one.
Township three, OF range two
Townships SIX aud seven, OF range h'e
Township fourteen, Of range fifteen;
Al me land once at III iLE MN ~.
ing on Monday ue "'nm day OF Dcoo" neA,, s w.
disposal OF Tue puoic lands wi'hin '''s ii' u ~,
unoermehu heu 'o"hsn'Ps an" Pai'' VI '"""'f''
WIS
worm % me Base nne, a" oe'' +" "'' "'''''
township NNe", 81 r'"He fla ,...,..,o,
townships one TWO anu '',is 80, ~
SCUM " INC Dase f"'el ana "e'fV "'' y" 'e' -,
Sections three, four hve' SIX seven e'e',, ni"e
,en, u.ieen, se'on'o."I .'s''"' '"'
'ownsn,p s,eh s , ai,oo ., rang eigbt
io"n','P' 'e'o'' e' " 80
40. owosn,P n'ne, =, 'a"fo "" d a.. ro,r vy.s,-
~ $3.50 ~ -; y ,,'ti' .l.yon az ran,e
.'" '' " ~ " 'f
" ,,,,,,s,,,
Al 'he iahd once at join SoN ooohi ~
commencing on MONDAY, Tue siIief"" uay ot oo'ove'
next Tor me disposal o. ine pubic ian's WIN '''
im',s OF 'he uhoarmen''oncu townsn,ps, 49,
worm q INC Dase i"f, anu uts' " "'e "e"'
township one, VI range e'B"teen'
township iour' OIL ranges '"eh'S-'h'ee anu "'"-
Viour' ,,y,r,rp,,,,
Al 'he ianu once d. I' ii.r-l.' ,
eng on MONDAY, .he noeny "'u u"y ., oe'ooe' no
LOT inc oisposai OF tnc puohc ANUS, WIN" ''e '''
OF The undermen,ioned townships, 'o.wh
40 ~ q ne DaAe '''f a"a "tsi " o'o "'e'" '"'
nowhship fourteen, o' range eighteen:
townships seventeen ana e's"'ec"' o' range '"en-
y,uree'
io""sh'P '"ei'e, vi ranBes '"oh'ys anu '"'"'J
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01
BY TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE U. STATES

w HEREAS by the act Of Congress, ap, rnved On
w the 30h DAY Of June, 1881 entitled An act
70 authorize The ac Of lois in The town of 81 Marks
Florida" the President authorized to direct tao Re.
gslcr aud r cci,cr Of the Tallahassee land disticl
20 make sale 4 pubic ion II one fourth Of the lots
10 the town of ST. MARKS, ia & g TERRI TORY
OF FLORIDA according 10 the tlan Of tho Sursey-
u General Of said Territory Now know ye that
JnuN Tyler, Presil nj Of the Unted States do here
Ivy declare add mako kpowu that publ c sale will b
held at the Land Office OF TALLAHASSEE, IN the
TERRI TORY OF FLORIDA, Tor he disposal Of
the aforementioned ols IA The town Of ST. Marks,
next, viz
Lots numbered one, five, nine thirteen, fcve teen
wemy-one, twenty five, twenty nine, thny.three
thiry seven, iory-ne, forty five, fuIty nine, fifty
three hhy-seveu, sixty one ,iEty-hse siriy-bine,
venty, seventy seven, eiqhiy-on niney-fve, eighty
nine nine'ytbree, nnety-,eyen one hundred and one
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-01

Part OF an island In the Mississpw river, 10 SOC
lion three in township ifeenI fractional sections
one two, ELEVEN fourteen TWENTY-FIVE, twenty three
twenty seven and thirty four, la township sxiee"
AID the fractional sre,on birty ak, IN the iraeton'l
Tow nshp seventeen, OF range six.
Al the Land Office at CHICAGO, commencing
on Monday, the fuentyffh day Of September neh'
for the Disposal Of the public lands hereinafter desis
mated, l., wit:
North of ne Base Lane and East Of he third prinei-
pal Meridian.
fractional townships ibiay-one aud ,hirty-'~o
bordering on The Indiana Stiie line, OF range fifteen
The east fraction of the sou, heast quarter OF sec
ton six in tow nship thrly-ihrfe, of range four.
The east half and northwest quarter of tht
northeast quarter Of seciion three, and the north ball
If the northwest quarter OF the same section IN town
ship Ihrty-nins, OF range eight
The east half of the southeast quarter of section
If cen In tow nship fort -thfee, of range eleven
The norb9sst quarter Of section twelve, in town
ship forty, Of range thirteen
AT the Land Office al DANViLLE commencing
on Monday, the second day of Octotei next for TN
disposal of the public lands within the limits 81 f'ne
touai townships twenty eight, twenty nine, and
thirty nor,h OF the base line # range ten, west OF
the second principal meridian
A, the Land Office at KASKASKIA, commenc
ing on Monday, The sixteenth day OF October nexi
Tor the disposal Of The public lands within the Ilmits
Of the southeast quarter If section thirty three and
The southwest fractional quarter OF the same section
on island twenty-four On the Misslssippi rver,) 10
ownsbip thirteen, south, Of range three west:
Al the Land Office al ED w ARDSVILLE com
lnencinp on Monday, the ninth day OF October next
Tor the disposal Of lhe public lands within the Il ri's
of fractional sections thirty one and thirty two, ~
township six ponh of range Ten west and f,actionai
section twcnty-ive, IN township SIX NORTH ol rang.
eleven west onsiiuting islands Numbered sixty AMI
sixiy-one, in the Mi-sssippi river
Al the Land Office at QUINCY, commencing on
Monday, The tpeni,r third day of October next, irr
the disposal of tie public lands within the limits oil