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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01

him if he did not dine He said he didn't care about il
just then came on deck then and left him in the top
should think it hour after when discovered Green
in the top with him. who appeared be engaged in prick
ing ink into the arm OF Spencer. The employ
ed in singing clean hammocks, and ordered Green
down. Mr.. Spencer put his head over the top
rails, and from his manner, ] judged that he
wished Green to remain; ! repeated the order, and
then ordered Mr.. Spencer to send any other man
that might be in the top deck Green down i'm
mediately, but MIR. Spencer remained in the top.
BY Com sTEwART-The order not for Spencer to
A-No Sirthere others in the top; saw none;
when Green came down ordered him to sling his ham
mock; he replied he had done already. After this
went down the Jacobs ladder and observed Mr..
Spencer sitting it. He fixed his eye and KEPT
staring al me for than minute NTH the most Internal
oppression hare e1er seen upon human face which salts
fed Of the mans guilt repeated the circumstance to
the Commander and said that thought something should
be done Immediately, in order to secure Mr. Spencer.
He replied that he did not wish to do any thing hastily
put mat they could keep sharp lookout and that by
evening quarters he would decide what was best TO be
uene think was just before the drum beat to quarters
mat the Commander asked me what should be DONE
what would do were in his place commander Of the
vessel told him that would lead that young man (sl
udng to Spencer aft and put him in irons and keep him
on the quarter deck He me that was the course
said he glad agreed with him He beat TO
quarters and after the mustered he told me TO
Sa leaving vine o M the exception Of which
Commander then addressed Spencer thus 30
arrive at it do know unless by walking over NV
dead body and those OF my officers" think Spencer said
mo it's all joke" The Commander said at is very
serious joke, SIR and that may you your life Ds
deny that have had frequent conversations with
little confused. He said, " No: il all in joke" TIL
Commander asked him # he had paper concealed in hi
neck.hsndkcrchief 1t was then overhaued but nothn
found in it, The Commander then ordered me TO put hin
in irons laid my hand the hi Of his sword and dis
armed him, and ordered him come out from among tn
officers. He did So and the srmorer ordered to brn,
rons they brought and the hand irons frs
put He rolled up his coat sleeves as presumed
bare his hands for the irons When the hand irons wer
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

eY virtue o! an order and decree Of the
u - Disiric. Court 81 the County of Louisa,
AID Territory Of Iowa, November term, A.
D. ls42, he0@bsofiSers]ssii.. offer for sale a.
public yanduc, Oh Thursday the 20th day
OF April 1913, en- tho premises between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and i've O'Clock
I. ~. ofsai'l day, being pars 9fsh REAL es-
tate belonging TO the estate Of
ELISHA SEARL,
deceased, ia;e Of the county of Louisa, and
Territory OF Iowa, 10 wit: The south az
half Of the south cas-. ca quarter of section
No, (ls) nineteen, and the eas, ca half OF
The Moth cas-. 4] quarter Of section No.
l3O,l ,hir;y, also tho ems, Il of The
north west (4l quarter Of section No 29]
swen.y-nine, all of which is cligibly situated
on rolling prairie in Township seventy four
north, and range two west of The fifth prin.
ciple meridian in the county and Territory
being two miles from Harrison,
and five D.;les from Toolcsborongh, all OF
which will be sold or SO MECH thereof rs
will be sulficiensso pay the just clnims ngain..
said estate. For furlher particulars apply
10 Sarah Scarf, ON the premises, or 70 }. Il.
Rsckafellar, in Harrison.
SARAH Scarf, Adm'x.
j: Z. RuCkAFELI4As, Admir-.
j. March 35-4s.
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Western Hotel.
".Shou'd aud acquaintance BE forg

"ShouM aud acquaintance be forgot"
ME Proprietor Of the Western Hotel, cit
il na.ed on the corner oi Fourth und ;et-
ferson streets, takes this aecasion 10 present
his grateful ackuoM Judgements for the lbe al
amount OF patronage extended tow ards him in
time past, and begs leave tni:isorm his friends
and the public generally, that he has again
,aken possession oi Ills we'll known establish
nent, and he hopes by ,nremttpd aud assid-
uous attention 10 merit Continuance Of the
patronage hitherto bestowed.
Daflny the short recess, the House has been
thoroughly renovated and improved, aud is
now ready for the reception Of Boardels and
the Travelling pubic.
A,tachcdto the above Hotel, is conmodi-
ous Stone Stable. together with extensive
yard room, and oiiordiny facilities 70 travel.
lers not surpassed in the Territory. M
JAMES ". SEAIEY.
Burlington. May a., la4s--,l
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:NllalM1rm69Su.

In this city, Gu Thursday morsing last. by the
Eey. Aaron Leonard, III Il STEPHEN GEARHAnr o,
css A,oiaes coan.y, TO Miss MARY H. PADDOCK Of
this city.
GA Wednesday the l5tl, inst. at Washington
iowa. BY the Rev. MIR. Vincent. MIR. WM. c. An
D RsoN, late OF Laporte indianh, 10 Miss May
. ta,ashter OF the Rev. Mr. Walker Of Harrison Go.
Ohio.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

this covenant. The distinction consist,
ra,aer III the form OF tho remedy, than II
the substantial right. And as it is eyi
dcntt hat the lazy il, question, invaded the
rigiit secured by this covenant, there can
be no sound reason for q ditleren. conc!u-
sion where similar rights are incorpora-
ted by IL" into the contract, and form q
par. o: It at tho tinie ii is made.
Mortgages made sl,cc The passage OF
these laws must undoubtedly BE- governed
~ them. Eos every State I,as lie power
to prescribe the legal and equitable osI-
ga',oas Of Il contract to be made and cx.-
cacd witt, Il lis jurisdiction Ii may ex.
empt any property il thinks proper from
sale Tor the payment o! a debt, ana may
impose such conditions and restrictions
| upon tie creditor as its Judgment and
policy may dictate. And all future con-
tracts would be subject to such proyi
sIoas: and they would be obligatory upon
the parties in the Courts Of the United
states as we'll as in those OF the States
! we speak o! course OF contracts made
and to be executed i'll the States. Il IS a
case OF that description that is now before
Us: and We % not think It proper to &C
beyond it.
lpoa l;.e question presented By the
giteai' Cunr. we therefore answer
list. That the decree should direct the
premises to be sold at pablo auction 10
the highest bidaer without regard 10 the
law OF February 10, 1871, which gives
tn RICH. OF redemption to the mortsaser
t>r we've months, and to the Judgment
creditor for fifteen.
%. That the decree should direct the
sale OF the mortgaged premises withou,
being first valued by three nouseholders.
and without requiring two thirds Of the
amount Of the said valuation to be bid
according to the law Of February 81.
1871.
Tne decision Of these two questions
;s,,ases OF the third--and we shall direct
these answers 10 be certified 70 thu Cir
cui. Court
lrcy;1 W.. THos. CARROLL,
Cork Sup. Ct. G. S.
GLD MORTALITY Tho only occupa-
ton Of the old maa ,sas wandering about
the country, repairing the tonlsstones OF
the Cosenanters, travelling from cue
churchyard to another, mounte,. on his
Old white pony, till he was found tad
one day by the road side, His family
experienced singular variety Of fortune.
One o. his sols went to America, end Sc,
tied at Baltimore, where lie n,ads large
! rune. He had sen who married an
American lady, and the latter -outiiviag
her husband, became Warehouses oll
W e!.e ,ley! His daughter was married
to Jerome Bonaparte, and after her sepa.
ration from him, welded MONSIEUR Ser
r... ..el, the French Consul at Baltimore,
What we'll 'nll Mortality have said,
IS he rode among the neglected grave
stones in Scotland, HAD IL. to.eseen tna
the WIDOW OF his grandson was :, become
Az English Warehouses, sister-in- law cfl
the Duke OF Wellington, and sister in law
Of Napoleon?
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

NJ Office - hereby given that the Trus-
! y tees of Burlihy ,on Township will hold
an adjourned meeting Mt the Office OF Oliver
Cock, Esq, in the city Of b.rliag.on on Mon
day next, the 18th inst, n. 9 u'caocki.. III.
at which time and place thu several Super
vlsors at the Iii always, and Overseers Of
the poor, and allothcr persons Interested are
required to presen, their accounts for sestls-
Ment
By order the Board.
WM. NJ. WALLBRIDGE.
march 0-It Township Clerk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
WII,srn X BROTHER,

no. lDG MAN - 'REET, ST LOUIS.
Importers and IVAo1e.,..e Vcalers II
Hara.care and Cutlery,
4 RE- Just opening their spring stock 10 o.. :cl
~ they invite tbs attention Of buyers. among
which
1872 gross knives and forks SIS dez. latrhes. a.s'd
assorted 1900 tea kettles, do;
,9u 60 pocAtt KNIVES rs d ll6 dn: Car6i'a hoes
si0 prs caryers a. forks; assorted
ioo uoz fa.ors. ass y qua $500 lbs sad lrsn5
~ ntles' 2O0Oibs log chains;
10 gross spoons, assorted 25GO prs trace chains;
yea ana table; $50 doz seyttes. grass
~, u l,.> ~ locks. as.'l; aud yra;,
o35 doz tn, cap-e.sa y
padIocks
Together with go era' assortment of
hardware. City anl Country -. .stchans are
invited TO call before purchasing e,... .''lcre.
az we viii eel low for CASH. CIR npprove,.
paper III short date.
WILSON & BROTHER. los Main street,
!, Sign OF the Golden Anvil.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
MAric, COURT for the first judicial Dis

strictin the Territory Of Iowa.
s.Rhe creditors IT VIM H. H. Hoggatt decre-d
baskrupt. Who have proved their debts, and OF ~
persons in interest are hereby notified ina, tie
.st Monday in july next. at Huntington. county
81 Dss Aloiass in said Territory. has been de.
sisnaisd by the court, as the time and place When
and where they ma. attend and shew cause il any
they may have. why certificate Of final discharge
shall not be granted to said bankrupt DATED this
18th day OF March. 1913. by order Of the court.
+. Fitzpatrick. OK.
Wallace s Manser solr'. March IS. 'ts3-lo..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
NEW STOVE.
BCSWOR7H'S PATENT HEAT
RETAINER ON TIE AIR
TIGHT PRINCIPLE,

TIGHT IRINGiIsLE.
~ ,uE Subscriber having the cxslnsiye RICH.
i. 10 manufacture and dispose o! sud
stoves in the Territory pt Iowa, or dispose
of said right To o,hcrs--havin. derived nj,
right dircc, frnm the pa,entee---wOuld in-
form the public that no has one Of said
stoves now in use AZ rle,cher's Hotel, where
il can be seen a, any time hy persons de-
sirous OF examining il. "a shis s,ove is con-
.iuercd far superior 10 any otler in use,
am determined 10 commence the n.anutac-
lure OF ,i,em.in Burlington the ensuing sen
son. ant! send them 10 all parts Of ,hs Ter.
ri,ory. that the community may not only
ace bu, feel the benefits derived from the
use OF ,hein.
No, more than enc third tho quantity Of
fuel is required to obtain the same quan';ty
Of heat as from common stove or fire place;
and being much neuler *rtice perfectly
adapted 70 the parlor, sitting room, sleeping.
room, or Office, and is highly recommended
for the sick-room--.hs heat being pure
and pleasant. Said stoves are made either
with or without an oven, and Of any size or
finish, 10 suit purchasers. Cost, from sl5 10
$50. -
The above s,ove was patented by Mr. Bos-
worth, Of Maeie.ta, Ohio in April, 1912:
and has gained decitcd preference over NIL
Others in Recommendation from many Of the
most respectable citizens Of New York City
and the State Of Ohio, where the stoye has
only ms yet been used: but The bes. recon-
mend alton is the actual use ofihem.
J. r. WIGHTMAN.
Burlington I. T. Feb. 18th ls43 e
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

ss.aesea on h.s';; en-. JEFFERSON Streets,
City 81 Burlington, Io,pa.
LIE subscriber would respectfully infnr m
'4e travelling community, and the pubic
generally, tina: he has taken this we'll
known stand. where he hopes by due n,-
sehilon to his business, and The wants .fthe
travelling community. to meri, liberal
snare OF the public putrons pc.
This House is situated il, the center of
bns'ness-bnt a few rods from .hs Stcambon,
lnndlng, and is the mos. co.nmodioIs House
III the City. His rooms are large and airy.
ana ms beds cannot be surpassed in the
esiern country. lie assures The public
'hnt ne viii spare no pains, or expence in
contributing TO the happiness of those who
may favor him with their calls. His table
will te snppsied with the frs. and bes. The
market affords; and his bar with the choi-
ses' liquors. Connected 10 the house is a
good stable, provided with attentive aud
trustworthy hostlers
Gentlemen seeking locations having fY;ni-
lies. can he accommodated with cxcelen,
rooms and board, for prices corresponding
with the tiles,
s.JAalISON.
N. 3. S,agcs leave this House three
lines a week FOR Peoria, ILL.,, also Nashville
no Macom5. ST..
Feb. Is, 1919.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
Notice.

TIME Co-partneIship heretofore existing
between the nnderMgncd, under the
firm Of Eaglesfeld & Morgan, was dissolved
ON the ed inst. BY mutual consent.
F.. D. MORGAN,
IN G. w, EAGLEBFlE
Feb. c5,h, ts45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
CREDITORS NOTICE

The creditors OF Col. w. W.Chapman are re-
que sted To assemble at GRIMES " Stars office this
afternoon Saturday at O'Clock. general and
lMnetuai attendance IS de.,9sd.
JAMES ~ GRIMES, Trustee.
March a. 1913
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

TAINTED by the subscriber--Ldrd Ba
w con, Picked Fork, Butter, Eggs, 20
Cattle, Calves, Dry Hydes aud Wheat, tol
W hitch the market prices will be paid.
march Is, +. ]. G. PEASLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
81 a Sc . W HOUSE.
BY WILEY g. SCOLLAY.

BY WILEY g. SCOLLAY.
Corner Of seco"d and ot,re streets 81. Louis NO.
THIS new and commodiols edificc wns
ii .ss..zn completed and opened for the reception
$3.50 OF transient and permanent boarders on
;he Cd instant.
The interior arrangements Of the building
are, IN point Of comfort aud convenience, not
surpassed by any similar establishment, in the
Valley ofihe Mississippi. Situated N the very
centre Of the city and within few minutes
walk ofthe steam boat landing, to those visit
ing ST. Louis OIL business it's location affords
advantages equal, i not superior, TO any house
IN the place
The undersigned, relying upon q long expe-
renee, atdsa deterpination 10 devote their
daily personal attention to every department,
az the GLAsGow HOUSE, s6lici. from their friends
and the travelling. community : share Of pat
WILEY q ecOLLAY, .Proprietors.
March, 10 ,43.-3w.
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II 0 s
Es.ETGsEs;sl,S sAozI:I.4
Burlington, iowa.

hIiiiziH toT1, iowa.
YINNE Proprietor, ]. G tictc,er, embf>- 9 es
Il this opportunity to acknowledges tho very
liberal amount otpatronaee he received while
sleeper Of the Nationals rae house he now
oc.npies has h-4n thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished. and he hopes, by strict at
tention to business, to me.i,t cnnnnnauco Of
that patronage. j. e. FLETCHER.
spri 3O-tf
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

on disi: en-: .'e5ersoa Streets,
Cny 81 Ensl;nytaa. Ionra.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
MADISON HOUSE.
Iron! IRON.

Millinery, Dress and C1ca.s Nc
king.
~. Mrs. G. E.THOsipsoN wo:s.d respect
~ fully inform her friends and cns-
80 toners that She carries on the nhsya
business, on Je6ersos, Street, opposite tie Nd
tionai Hotel, where she will be pleased 10
se,ve those who may favor her with a call
with The most approved fashions
Burlington. Nov. l3--,f.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

HEMP CABLES
TyL.AT Boa, cables aid s.era Macs Of the
II be.l qasii,y fromrshs lows Rope Walk
tor sale 81
March e5.h '43-tf US, DAVID.
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~ SEY.-saperior s,ra;ssa hon. ca
= sale by ". n. MAvRs
Zee. ?4,h 1912.
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tsenty seven and thirty -four, in township sixteen
and tho fraeionai section thirty ak IN the Iseuons
TOW nship seventeen, OF range SIX;
Al the Land Office al ChlCAuo eoinmsne'"s
an Monday, tho twenty mn day of september next
DOR the disposal of the public lands hereinafter dssie-
mated 10 Wit:
No,fh Of The Base lane and Fast Of ne third prsnet
pal Meridian.
Fractional townships ihiry-one and ihry-i~o
hardening on the Indiana state line OF range fifteen
The east fraction of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton six in township thiry-ihree, of range four,
The east half and northwest quarter OF ths
northeast quarter Of section three, and the north he
of the north west quarter of the same section IA town
ship thirty nine, OF range eight
The east half OF the southeast quarter OF section
fifteen in tow nship forty-ihree OF range eleven,
The northwest quarter Of section twelve, IN town
ship forty, OF range thirteen
AZ the Land Office al DANYlLLE, commencing
on Monday the second day of Oeiobsi next, for tue
disposal OF the public lands within The limits oil rae
tional townships twenty eight, twenty nine, and
thirty, north of the base line, oi range Ten, "es' I"
The second principal meridian.
AT the Land Once al kAsh ASbIA, commence
ing 'on Monday the sirieenh day OF October mex
for the disposal OF the public lands within the limits
Of the southeast quarter OF section ihify'hree enu
the southwest fractional quarter of the same section
on island iwenty-iour, Qln The Mississippi riverD IN
township thirteen, south, OF range three, west
Al the Land Office at EDW ARDSVlLLE, com
mencing on Monday, the ninth day of October next
for the disposal of The public lands within the limits
Of fractional sections ihirty-one and thrlytwo, ~
township six north Of range ten west and fractional
section twenty Eve IN townsh? six north, of range
eleven west constituting islands numbered sixty ano
sxty-one, in the Miss ssippi river
AT the Land Office at QUINCY, commencing on
Monday, the tuenfyihird day of October next, ioi
the disposal of the public lands within the limits OF
the aforementioned tracts viz
North of The Base Line and East Qfhe fourth prin
eipai Meridian.
The north half and southeast quarter OF section
twen,y-lhree 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, OF other purposes, will be excluded from
sale
The sales will each be kept open ortwo weeks unes
the lands sooner disposed OF and no longer; ano
no private entries o. land in the townships Offered
will be adAitted until after the expiration OF the two
weeks
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington
this eighth day of June, Ammo Donn lsi3.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President;
Tho III. BLAKE,
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES

U u. y.
| IN pursuance Of law, l. JoHS TYrra, Presiden, o
A the United SiTes OF America do hereby declat,
and make known that public sales will be belj q, III,
! aforementioned Land Offices in the State of MIS-
souri,, atthe periods hereina Ter designated to wit
AtPLATTSBURG, IN Clinton county the sea
Of the Land Office for the Platte district of Mi.suri
commencing on Monday, tho ninth day of October
next for the disposal Of the public lands within tn,
aforementioned townships, and fractional townships
! 20 wit:
NORTH Of HE base line and nest Of ae mn princfpa
meridian, and toesf 2fhe former Westsrn bopndarl
Qfhe State.
l. Township siKiytwo Of lsnge thirly-four
townships siIly-one and sixty three, Of range
ihirty-fve
townships siHty.two and sixty -four Of range thirty
six
Townships sirty-one and sixty three of range
thirty-seven
TOWNSHIPS sixty.two and siStv-C,ur of 70 ,h;,
eight. '"''''
The west half of township si1ty-onc Of range
thiny-ninp.
fractional township sirIy-two and township sixty.
four of range forty.
Fractional townships sHy.two and sixty three, Of
range fOfty-one
Fractional townships sxy-three and sirty-four, of
range foity.two.
North ctie base line and ioei Of FIJI principal paeri-
ata'', ana east Of The Former Destern boundary of
townships siHty-one and s1iy.two, Of range
townships sixty, siIty-one and sixty-two. of ,anpe
twenty -eight 10 " i""s'
township sixty-one, Of range tweniy-nine
h, az, AZ tne same place, commencing on Monday
'nethrleenth Jay Of November next for the disposal
'ot me public lands within the limits Of the under.
mentioned townships and fractional townships, viz.
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North Of s base line and loss o. The JviA p'"e'pal me-
Yidian, aud nest Of the former ~s''e'" oo1na'ry@
the Stale -
Fractional townships fifty, fhy-one, hilyihreei
df y-fye aud ii 4 y-seyen, OF range ih'ry-lhfee.
TOWNSHIPS M -,wo ily-four, 6fty-siK, hily-eght
and sixty. Of range thirty -iour
Fractional TOW nship hlty-one, townships hfy-ihrse
dhy five fractional township ihy seven and township
ih y nine, of range lhiny-hye. ee.
Fractional townships fily-iour, hhy-sih' ana my
seven and tow nship sixty, OF range lhifty-sA.
Fractional townships fily-6ve, fiiy-slx, hty-eigs'
and ffty-nine, Of range thirly-seyen.
Fractional townships hily'hve and sixty oil range
thirty eight. -
Al the Land Office at LEXINGTON, commenc-
inc on Monday the second day Of October next, for the
DISPOSAL of the public lands within the limits Of The
undermon ioned townships, TO witt
North Of the base line and csst Of the Jh principe! me
rtdian.
Townships thiry-six, thirty-seven and thirty ight
| Of range fourteen.
townships thrty-fye and thihy-seyen, Of range
fifteen.
Township thirty five Oranges sixteen and nineteen
townships ihiriy-ive thirty thifty-seven and
thiry-eght, OF range twenty Lone
Township hrly-eght, OF range twenty three.
Township thru -nine, OF range .weniy-e'g9''
townships tn rty eight and thirty nine, OF range
twenty nine.
Township forty. Of ranges ,hlry-one, ihirly-two
and thlrty-three
South west fractional quarter Of section twenty
one, and the north east and northwest fractional
quarters of section twenty foul in nshp hity-one
south of Missouri river, of range tweniy-six.
South quarter OF section seven, M township
forty nine, OF range twenty-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 two weeks
[unless the lands are disposed Of and no long
er and private entries OF land IN the townships 81
offered will be admitted, until after the expiration o.
the two weeks.
Given under my hand al the City Of Washington
this eighth day June, Ammo Domni, lS43
JOHN TYLER.
By the President;
Tho. Ii. BLAKE,
tommr Of he General Land Office.