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founder and leader ams,cers. Il have senta stone
from nv sling which has smitten their Goah in
the forehead. I haze fastened bis name upon the
gibbet, for reproach and ignominy, as long as Ii
.hall endure-Take it down who can
One word of advice to Lord Byron before | con-
elude.-When he attacks me again, let it be In
rhyme For one who has so little command OF
himself, it will be great advantage that his tenn
per should be obliged to keep tune. And while
he NAV still indulgein the same rankness and vir-
lence of insult, the metre will, in some degree,
seem 10 lessen its vulgarity.
KEswIcx, January S, 1922
A SINGULAR DEMONSTRATION an article
in the London Court Journal upon Society in
Madrid, we copy the following passage. We
do not remember to have heard before of this Mr.
Milton, representative of the United States at
Madrid. Can anybody tell US anything about him ?
Who is he And where is he from
F." The most sngularly interesting diplomatist
however, in Madrid, was MIR Milton, representa-
tive of the United States. His house was divided
into two On one side you saw furniture OF the
austerc.t simplicity, writing tables and secreta-
ries, whose appearance spoke OF sewers labor,
whilst the solemn countenance OF Washington was
seen upon the wall, looking down upon them As
YOU advanced 10 another part OF ,he house, the
finest ustres hung over your head your teet
dressed down carpets only worthy OF the red heels
of the time of the Grand MoaarqHe. S;ill further
indoors. the aspect OF things grew more eccen-
ric-birds we're found flying about the rooms, liz
ards crawling on the :oor; stuffed negro opened
YOU the doc, the head of woman suspended by
silver chain, al night threw great flames OF light
through her eyes, and served as sePulchrai lamp
10 the alcove of Mr.. Milton. To the walls, COW
er,d with black velvet, were nas'ed the yellow
Brazilian butterflies, hunting horns. rusty arnor
The horna Of bulls and the antcrs ot stags There
,n,rh, YOU see the owner of the house lying in a
hammock instead OF bed his ever u tortoise
sbeil liza nicht.ra,a Partisan shawl s'r Milton
rad many eccentric habits, OF whicn the ecTt
amusing 10 has neiehbors. was sounding the horn
m he middle ot the night, or ffng pistols at the
election oi sf face in the mirrors. II wsuld be
imrasshc to give you 6 #iuli eecoun, OF ons-hah
# u@a this rccen0ie diplcr'e'ist said aud did !;
,d ,al,e tn. enetdoe ipr on ins'bnee uae day
IS aatembltd hi. hAbinej fttpnds, ile aeere,sfes
ii ,,,ahassirt, - whom hr addyd oil the samous
tor sss tte heipts oi ihe hNiaht lie Ptnteh'ed
a{r,,. III iir seaiae tirlomatsis, Ali hr pf1mete'
4aa ,hs sea}ass 9e s17at tlsrps, viii
l,a iafap,s MasiHs III ifrl bee nrd he sstthesH
srpt, Is .staase etef sba asrihas spaniat
s,3se Nbtt 5ipart n iaet efa't"0'
sb liza ftt,eWAt9. Fae,ft he se#eWbe,t i %
a4@ sab ise ia lle lbsa ifsi in
3ssf ea t8H fptf, a IffctN
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
HooPING COUGH AND GROUP.

lhcrt eIrsutun the r1sst valuable ptspzr1oo IN Ese
Ter the above diseases IL HocpSg Cough INTO
rie and trcrab~ disease sr s7rIens ris d1raton more
than onehai ard pISces certain aud specy recovery
From half 10 o,s la stn4ui. II ceTtan4y cre Group 10
Infants and youny children ha hours tine The lives
OF buDircs of c,dren III be saved snEaay by always
keeping n OF Rand ready for every gency. Prepared
oniy hy Dr. o. JAYNE, 5o5 Broadway, New-Eork Price,
81 (o-s bottle, for a. o. loi lna'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
nR. Richardson's SHERRY
WINE BlTTERS.-Tke following are lew OF

" From the Boston Morning Post.
Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Biiers arc an excellent
medicine We have taken bottle OF them, and are ABOUT
ten years younger lin our eeiugs) than we were ''N'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
Ya LAND WANTt.D.-The Sylvania

~. LAND w NAN E.U.-i ne SyiVanH
-. Association ct the City OF E,ew.Yck d,suri
purchasing fGom Two three thous'ri acres OF lsiG
within ose LuaGrcd miles of New York CITY IN The sta
oi Pennsylvania: Ne~-lersey Or New York. The d
Land must be we'll Supplied with wood sTd wa,eI, zFl
adapted 10 grazing grain growing, and gardening Fsg
poses. Uncuiuvh!ed iands ith snail cytlvafd ese
adjoining woud be preferred Ovurrs OF atds, VITO
give clear tte are requested 10 prepare tue siafe
IN relation 10 src! aNds with the most iavOrau'c tuS
and address their ieucr, (pnst paG) 10 r hiiLiY
SeSien ot lse Sy!Yia Association % Priest New. itis
The aGentna et laa-toi:ers Is respectfully scscreii
the Syvana As$os.aion niendS going into opeTatea
early pos blc.
Editors o Country Newspapers requested to copy or
notl,,. thl> advertisements: j5L
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
ia FOR SAi.E-in the village of Cle.-


.l..s. mont Columbia County, the progeny Owned AID
t-,rp occupied oy e subscriber. lcGnsisS OF ,9i'
si bGit blcA HCu>e q GaTe, gse stones bgR
with ntchea attached, number oabaiBgs and haedi
Sc scres OF choce qGa,y land, which r~o good A
pie Orchards snd variety OF n;heE nsni Iae above pro
prTty pleasantly lGcats convenient With reerhSe
10 Pos,otcf. sore &c There ., also i.cespOrsaa
tcsdcSly - she village wit Chapel religious S7
sAsp. &c To ssef.titIaH lorguDe %tc visits
7eJiTS 10 Pleasant c5oa;y residence, 10 PaysSae
VITO vii ne SaSlshed v rs hal goch prSc'
tbt> Offers clss.ihie Slt1ats5l.
For terms iGrgIer pzTc9lsrs reference uSy be aAa
Nh n. WILSON. E>s. E.sganai OF 10 the s1os'.s'
70 tSSce6sc syrSJg &ila6y,
y, Ea$e atvs property sole, vii es Fsp'f1'
as Ia. p VsiN sI7ZEE
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NOOK pOTS.-25 small size Cook
= Pos suitahle for whaling vessels for sale 6y
Is Inn o. r.OD' ~ ~ ~.
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grA TO LET-Ihe spacious Store, No.,

+AA TO LEI-1he spacious store, NO.
iI II Divsonstree!, running through TO East East Broad
pos,ession given on the Is; May next On the I'd sc
fronting on Division street, large room suitable Tor
school room and possession given immediately on the
floor also fronting on Dvision.st large room adapted
and now occupied school possession on The Isl
May next For further particulars enquire OF IhomrSo
i..s l6 ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

AzsA TO .LhI--DWelllng House and ba.
,G;A kerry in Richmond Staten island The House ba
new two-slory lnme building, in perfect o.der and newly
painted good schools and churches are IN The rmedlae
neishborhood, cmnbusses pass the door daily cr
the Quarantine. For private family who wish 10 live m
lor that husRess offers great Inducements Therenl vi
be low For apply Ed ward Tay near The Black
Horse Tavern, Staten ls.aEd, 10 Addison pougseny
W,I.reot 23i In
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Ia FOR SALE, At Astoria, formerly
.:E. Halles Cove splendid Country Seat consisting
oi s,od House with one of Land end valuable wa.
Ter privilege IN front Said land is well lad out garteu
with large variety of fruit AID ornamental trees, shrub.
berry, &c.
ing between country CT the lsc G59er5l Stevrs
and Doctor Alexander Stevens
boat plies Astoria and New York twice and
stage hre. times raci day making convenient fer sea
,elnan doing business IN New York.
Apply 10 Jo>i,h Blackwell, No. II Uiism street, ~
John FieiS No l7S East Broadway .2f ,A
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

GEAL OIL-l00g gals. wlnter-bleache'
~ Seal Oil tor sale low for cash by ~, s,:-
- - Np''. <" w" '-''"'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

NAT ANTED--A cooks place by wo-
w man who can produce good recommendations ro'n
respectable families In the CITY, She VII a.Sis, IN WasLnS
and ira ming private family APPLY oSott stseet, o. d.
Hul,on,s Office, 56cl Pearl 81. -. ..
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Tsss . c-1cfr l2st Peer >-yxgr seeSazxz \ =s.-
~ Se szz=zaZ q s2= - RspcFl-f Pzes Ca,rc2
>cE1-rN--- cf E-lc Pss@5y- es
Fsa-saSs- oAsEsc-z- integrity rz5n aas lsat as
se2e-12eacs afsscss> g lz7zlc=v
Eec E-N,n BY ri c=ESerrs3- TALBOT Va ca sNBER>4
Psssss - CA.- Seville. n )
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AoA TO LET OR LEASt-1he we'll
im known premises OF the subscrih the Sd Avepr.
Nrw cen s0h and Sst street. near othvie 10 this city,
i'm orovrment having thereon good city built HJre of
wood filled in with brick, Barns well, good &c, ca
,sros sc Rert ;erY lo,p ,o good tenant Apply 10
~ o.t AARON CLARK, lo2 Lhe,,r a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

2css F<ciessvy TIE q Scscck,s Patssaesc S-
TG-, No ~ CoCruanst tsoc- ks Sreez vsch. AID
is RAces Phisd-PSis- Pr.es ere ess.E Fes e,Si< or
syx Soyi-s toz I've dcaisrs .fz5 }. Z; SCASNA-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

lsA FOR SALE in the City Of Newark
HI ~ IA House and q acres OF Lard situated II
sout Broad street. No i72 The House 3 leei itort
throughout Also good stable fruit trees, &c., asetes
To tbe premises Fer further particulars apply 10 N;thr
corner of William and Washi3go0streels wm Par
on the premises. l0fuhl,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

1yA TO LET-The new building No. s
- Es:y1a spruee.s'ree' Apply 70 e,ru r-;,.o.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

IA TO LET.-Part of the three storv
Esfs Dwelling House silua;eG in Chsnbers.s,rse, n
Warrington consisting of Iarious with sliding door -
the frs, floor, in third story, or ,wo room
attic and basement. Rent $3.50 iRoure 2 Ana street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

iiiMHisa Eas, BroadwavTo LET, the modern bai; ,wo
in nrcs House. No. "a East Broadway IN good rpp.;,
Hon,e25 by IS deepCaG be between tie hcars u
land ).
Caharine VI first rate situation Tor Bcafd!ns Ecgse
with every convenience necessary.
Also a sslall brick Dwelling House. No 52l Pearl street
Ier low 10 desirable enaais Apply to 1858 Pearl o. "a
sTStw& HENRY VI. CARPENTER, ~ Dey s.
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lsaA TO CLOThEKS-To Lei, the oI5
established Clothing Stand, doing frs, ,,,.
,u.iness at the OF Spring ana Greenwich s;s Is
,uire q sIlas olmssed OF ~ashing'oa and sng
f25 Swt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

"Ths is one Of the thinnest votes ever known IN Tue
county The candidates for the Legislature had no
opposition, and the Congressional candidates pesst
reached Accomac, till the Saturday preceding tie eIee'
ton, and had an opportunity Of addressing ;ie
people but twice consequently, there was no exc.!e
ment, and nothing 10 draw the people out. Wise
speech on Monday Jour Court day. one Of g'e''
force and power and portions of it surprisingly el0
quent. He took ground against Clay and all bis msa
sures-Bank, Tariff, Distribution, internal Improve
ment, and Bankrupt Law. lie has taken final sePa'
ration from the Federal party
"You may rely upon il, that Clay Whiggery IS deaan
this county, and what still better, this Shore i"
tie Eastern Shore stands redeemed and regen1"''
She no,o stands rkere she stood in Me paimy days
Jari;soa-in the Republican rdals You need have ~
fears Of her. In 1S40 she gave Harrison majority u
$40 She now sends the Democratic candidate ac'o;'
the Bay 222 ahead and had Old Accomac been arouseu
and come to the polls, this majority, have no hesa,S"
in saying, would have been inc reased al least 2o W
Wings have rallied upon Garter; il was tbef iai'
dying struggle, and in it they have but exhibited
own weakness They voted single shots for Carter I'D, ~
threw away their votes on some OF their own men, WI"
very few exceptions. ,..,
'sThe Democracy remained at home, knowing '"sa
county candidates had opposition. Had they es.",
to the polls, you would have seen very a'D,
ent result. have never had such confidence ~
strength 10 this county, as have at this moen.
colleague the strong hold Of Whiggery, has gwen
in this contest Clay is dead in this county
my word for it,
.Wise's majority in Northampton is Ios.
AUGUSTA DEL's .sq
"SrArsToS, April 30, i7',,
"Gentlemen-The die is cast; good old WHY NM, "r
gasta has, by her vote on Thursday last sAoe.v n
the abominabIe doctrine Of npudIa.ion Bell a'0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

panic and the gross mis- representations Of the Ia,
law, reaction will take place in the few coun,ies
in which we appear 10 have lost ground this ors,
measure will be in it's true light, the guard IS
our State faith, and the sersalve of on, State ora
dit. The Wings will lose caste in the ancient Com
mon wealth; and they will have but one anchor ~
hope left to them. They hope that our party vii;
break up into divisions, in consequence of The Pre-.
Dental election. Without this hope, and withou, In.
pro pect, the Wing party would be PROSTATE ,o.mD,
row. And are mad enough to crafty their wishes
to fulfil their predictions, and 10 throw ourselves a,
the feel of their "nill boy of the slashes' No, no
we must continue uniled and we must succeed :
THE union of the Republicans, for the sake of the
Union"
We have lost in The melee, two able and ACCOMPLISH.
ed members of Congress-Hun,er and Smith. Tbsv
would do honor to any State in the Union. Blu, me-,
of that distinguished stamp cannot be KEEP, down
Their abilities and their energies will rise superior Il,
any obstacles which the Wing party may throw IN ,e,
way. We dared not hope for Smiths success in Dis.
tr'ot, now SO decidedly Federal. Blu, we are deep,
disappointed in the defeat of Hunter He ought TO hsy.
been elected But he must pick his flint, and try again
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

cur in The recommendations OF that convention as 10 the
time and place Of the National Convention The Dem
ocra,c Convention Of the State OF New York. when
sen,bed may adopt such regulations as 10 the time OF
holding the National Convention, and the mode OF Sc
lectng delegates 10 it, shall appear to that body bes
calculated To preserve harmony in the Democratic ranks
and secure The ascendency Of Democratic principles
Numbers IF The Senate.
VIM Bartlitt, Abraham Bockee, Z. /. Chamber
lain, Erasus Corning, Robt. Denniston, Abraham
A. Deyo, Sumner Ely, James Faulkner, Henry A.
Foster, John Hunter, Sidney Lawrence, John A.
Lott. Thomas B. Mitchell, John Porter, VIM. Ruger,
John b. Scott, Charles B. Scoylll, Lyman Sherwood
Henry w. Strong, Isaac l.. Varian, Edmund Var
ney John Z. Wright.
Members Of assembly.
WI. Allen, G. Bently w. Booth, NJ. Bestwick,
]. Bowdi,ch, A. Brown, M Brown, A. Buck, S Bur
!cson A. Bushnell D. P Caldwell, Z G. Church, n.
Cole, W Conselyea, Jr., L Cornell, G. P. Daily, G
R. Davis, c. NJ Demarest, G. Dickinson, S Doug glass,
J. Elseif.r, L. Emerson, f. E. Erwin, A. S. Fussei, A.
Findlay, B French, G. G. Glasier J. Graves, S. R.
Griffin, j. R. Gregs, j. 7. Hall, s. G. Hathaway, Jr.,
Z. R. Hubbard, j.. Hoes, S l.. Holmes, J. C. Hubbell,
c. r. Hulbnrd, II. Hunt, J. l.. Hutchinson, ID. R. F.
Jones, V. Kenyon, J. NJ Ketchum, J. Lnnson, s.
L3rned, l. Lee, Il. A. Leland, A. Lyon, T. Mccarthy,
". Mcnluuoy, j. w. Martin, V. W. Mason, Med.
bury a L Miller, D. Monroe, D. hurrayS. B. Nicoll,
G. N Niles J. Os,erhout, II. Palmer, 6. Pauldng, d.
c. peniz p Poucher, G. r dInglon, a Richtmeyer,
E. Sanford, F. U. Sheffield, l. Sherwood, T. Sher-
wood, j. b. Smith, w. Soper, p. Sours G. L. Sphinx,
a. E. Slimson, J. Srutton, A. Strong, Suydam, L.
Teats J. T. Thompson J. II. Tower, w. II. Udull, IL.
vanderbursh, j. Van Deuson, e R. Vary,D. Wales,
F.. II. Walton, S Warren, NJ. West, N. X Wheeler,
T. H. White, r. A. Williams, S. Youngs, l. Zoller
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

The Richmond Wing, the Alexandra Gazette, &c.
&c, are rxulting at the results Of The elections IN
Virginia. They refer to them evidence 'that the
Wing strength, instead of being decreased since the
election Of 1910, has actually increased But these IN
dications deceptive. II Is true, that the wing
party, like all minortes hes exered itself more al The
late election than the Democrats-that It has brought
out of its men-and il is true, that many oil the
Democrats have been induced to stay at home from
the lateness Of The season. The Spring is actu-
ally month more backward than 1t was at The last
Spring. Many o planter, who at Christmas had
his field ploughed ready for planting corn, has just
commenced his crop, and many have not yet
been able 10 plough or plant their corn II IS also
true, that the Wings have been mean enough 10 harp
upon the Tax Law and to make party capital out
of the gross MISREPRESENTATION OF it's PROVISIONS and
that the Democrats hxve not had time enough, IN Inc
month which has interviewed between Inc ADJOURN
ment and The election, TO hunt GOWN inc hamougs'
and expose the perversions OF the Wings DOT the
sober second thought Of the people is rapidly about 10
dss pate all these phanioms, and to direct their
vengeance against their authors Already we hear from
Albemare, for instance that "the most inexcusaoie
means resorted to there TO carry Inc eectiohi
and the belief is confidently expressed, that we cah
now reverse the majority OF this county many event.
we could scarcely have expected to carry all the
ties, which peculiar combination OF circumstances al
the last Spring Election enabled US TO obtain. And
after ALL where il the tremendous triumph winch the
Wings have achieved? Our majority IN The Senate u
as great as II was at the last sessio"-1 we nave
indeed lost the very large majority which we had in the
House, but, in all probability have carried decided
and, perhaps more available and convenient majority
As for Congress, the Wings have carried perhaps two
members-and, at the utmost, not more than three
being only fifth of the whole whereas, they had
in the last session. least oGethrd of the representa-
ton from the State.
The real substantial strength Of the Wings is scarce
y increased since the Spring of s42-and it certain
that it has acually increased since the election
l540" On the contrary, it has decreased since tina
memorable campaign-and we polat as one evidence
to the political signs in the 7th District Gen. Harri
son carried it by more than 400; and now where u
their selected Clay candidate for Congreas' Beate
| by near 500, by Mr. Wise.
The moment the people recover from the fac,liou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

FiRr About half past 3 O'Clock, yesterday
ing, Terpsichore Hail. built and occupied by NJ Bls.
sieux on street, Shockoe Hill, discovered 10 be
on fire. Being built entirely OF wood, exerons
were competent 10 save il from destruction. The ei.
forts Of the iremen however preserved the contgG.
Gus house Of Mr. Ludam. Mr. b. vas about to make
sale Of his furniture yesterday The fire is Supposed,
have been the work of Incendiary 1t IS SAID thai,
there was no Insurance..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

The Mobile Advertiser (Whig) INDUCES in no SAN
guine hopes about the election Virginia bu, saws It
"would be perfectly satisfied if Wise could be defeat,
ed, and Bolts elected" But we duly sympa,hise N
its double disappointment. No such perfect sa,sSac
ton is allowed 10 The Wing Editor. The boot is on
the other leg. II is Bolts who is defeated, and Wise
who is eierted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

We refer readers to tie last Page of this day.
paper for the letters, Of Messrs. Calhoun, johnson
Buchanan, and Glass; in reply to the Democratic Stat
Committee of Indiana, on the subject Of the next
Presidency. We shall probably publish in next
the reply of Mr.. Van Buren,, to the nterrogato
res
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

o. The 9Th, and last number Of "Observer,' IN
OF the Wing Address, is unavoidably crowded
out to-day, but wall appear on Tuesday certainly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Editorial Correspondence ]
ACCOMACK-2 DgL's.

AccoMAcK G. H., Va, April J
he following is tho result Of our election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

rages for the first Office within their gift, and uttered
they give just offence 10 none.
The name of distinguished citizen of this State is
found among those towards whom the attention of the
Democratic party is particularly directed, and from
among whom its candidate for President for 1874 will
doubtless be selected.
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
Is the ndiV idual 10 whom this reference is made and
his long, and consistent and elevated standing in the
party the many responsible situations he has held and
especially the fact that he has, for term, held the
Office and discharged the duties of President Of the U.
States, render it wholly unnecessary that the under
signed should now formally introduce him to the Re.
politicians oil The country. They already know him
well, not merely Democrat of the jefferson school,
as a statesman OF talent and experience and as a ct-
zen of exemplary life and character, but as President
The ability, integrity and nexible adherence TO pn
ciple, with which he administered the Governme mt
from 1877 TO l54i, IS no more extensively known to-
than has been freely admitted by, the whole body Of
the Republicans OF the country This portion OF his
public services sustained b. the consistent and proud
history OF his public life, much better introduction
the Democracy OF the nation than is in the power
of the undersigned TO give.
Some diversity OF opinion prevails in different states,
to the time and place of holding the National Conven-
on we'll to the mode of choosing DELEGATES TO that
convention. The Democrats Of The State OF Tennessee
first moved IN this matter and recommended that the
convention be held at Baltimore IN November 1S43
Missouri made similar Recommendation The Demo.
Gratis Of Kentucky, Maryland and Massachusetts have
recommended May, 1874. After all these movements,
State Conrenon met in Virginia, on the second OF
March last and took up the several questions with the
deliheraton which always characterizes the action oil
the Republicans of that ancient Common wealth when
acting upon matters touching The harmony and strength
of their party in the Union They reviewed the whole
ground and discussed all the considerations
with The question of time, and the result was concur
renee with the recommendation of Tennessee as to time
and place Virginia. it is believed is the only State
which has held convention this subject and we con
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-23
NOTICE.

In pursuance ofihe provisions OF the act Of Con-
c,ess' approved 81 Mareh, 1888, entitled 4" Al act 10
Establish town at St. Marks, FLORIDA" the Rcgi,u
and Receiver of the Land Office at Tallahassee, ~
be required, prior 10 the day Of sale TO ascertain hs
value of any Improvements which may have been
made" on the lots designated IN this proclamation,
speciivey sand :he purchaser al public sale OF any
I.a upon which there such Improvements her
than The owner thereof, shall Ia addaion 10 The sun
10 be paid TO the niled States, he, and hereby ~.
quired TO pay to The OF the improvement lhe
va ue OF Them as thus ascertoined; and " payment
therefor shall be made upon be day ON which lhe
same purchased the lot shall be again offered
cubic saie the doy of sale, aud such person
shall not be capable Of becoming the purchaser Of tla
or any other lot offered al that pubic sale Pr0ed,I
That if any lot so offered and bid OF the last day
of the public sale shall not be thus paid for The
may be entered al private sale upon paying 10 he
United s ales the at which il was bid OF, and 10
the owner Of the improvement the previously as,eg.
tanned value thereof
BY the act of Congress aforesaid, the mlnin
price of each LOT is xed at twenty-five dollars.
THO. Ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner efMe General Land ono.
June l4--,22d Oct.