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BY TIE PRESIDENT OF rHE u. STATES.
N pursuance of law, ], JoHs TYLER Presi-
i d, nj of The U nted States OF America do hereby
declare and make known that public sales will be
held at the aforementioned Land Offices, in the
State Oh MICHIGAN, the PERIODS hereinai fer de-
slgnated to wit
At the Land Office at GENEsSEE, commencing
on Monday the ninth day of October next, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the Limits of he
aforementioned townships and fractional townships,
Ia vii:
North Of The bas, line and east Of The meridian.
Townships ibny-oDe, thirty two, thirty three and
ihi'y-our, and fractional township thirty five, boz
derug on Lake Huron Of range SIX.
Townships thirty one, thirytwo and thirty three,
and fractional township thirty four, bordering on
Lake Huron, of range seven.
Fractional townships thirty. one, thiry-two, lhiIiy =
three and tbiry-four, bordering on Lake Huron and
Thunder Bay, of range eight.
Fractional townships thirty thrty-one, thirty-two,
and thir'y-three, bordering Lake Huron of range
nine.
Fractional township thirty, Of range ten.
North Of the base line and Wesi Of he meridian.
Township thiry-hve, and fractional tow nsh pc
ihrtysiS, thirty and thirty bordering on
Lake Huron and Mulle,s Bay Orange one.
Townships thirty five, tbifiy-six aud ihriy-seven,
and fractional townships thirty eight and thirty nine
bordering on Lake Huron, ofroDge two.
Al the Land Office at DE rR0IT, commencing
on Monday, the twenty -fnh day Of Sepiemb, next,
for the disposal of the public lands, within the limits
Of the following detached tracts, viz:
The lot number in section eight, lot number
nine in section nine lJs three, four and five in
ton seventeen, and lot number one in section egh-
teen, which have recent been surveyed in town
ship SIX, South Of range ten, East OF the meridian.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools
military, or other purposes, will he excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
UNLESS the lands disposed Of and no lon
ger and no private entries Of land, in the townships
offered will be admitted, until after the expiration
of the two weeks.
Gwen undo. my hand, at the city of Washington
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Domini, 1913
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tue H. BLAME,
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
BY the President:
Tun "a u, ~
ComRissioner Of ne General Land OF

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-empton
TO any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated, Is required TO establish the same TO the
sasiact on Of the Register and Receiver of The pro-
Yer Land Office, and make payment therefor az soon
practicable after seeing his notice and before the
DAY 81 pointed tor the commencement of the public
sale OF the township, embracing the tract ella med
above designated, Otherwise such claim will be for.
ierled. THO. ~. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The Central Land Office.
June I3-tds
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMprloN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS
Every person cniil- To- the right Of PIE ,mtii, n o.
any lands within The iim's # tie { ,v nsbp' ah,,,
enumerated i required 10 establish the sln,e "a the
sat-fscin Il The Rcgstcr and Rrcei, CT orthe pro-
per Land Office, and make payment ih,r,cr as soon
nPracicabt air seeing his notice nd bcf ~ Ia, dy
spp'l"t'dto for tn commencement "f tie pubic sale oi
the township, embracing the tract claiped ahuyr
designated oihcrwise such claim will he fortified
THO. II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of he General Land Office.
iune lt-taoV 10
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PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of Tho frs section
i OF the act # Congress, appr we'd March 3 nab
entitled IAN act ptovrug The suIe at ceitsin Ia do
IN the STATES OF Chic and Michigan c, ded b, IT..
Wyand"l tribe of Indians, and FL Der purIascs !"
he Land Office Ios a, l. ms, VIII he removed / ihe
town If Upper saniusky, hin the Ii lis o. the
yand,h ressiOn, as sonn as piaclicab c.
Further notice as In ID" precise ii re of renewal
will be s.ued by the Register and Receiver of the
Lima Office.
Given der my band al The c ty Of w ASH, gton,
this llh day of April, A. d. i8i3
JOHN TYLER.
Bv he President
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofhe General Land Of c..
april l3--law6w
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Commissioner Of the General Office.
NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of Ire-enpion
to any lands within the limits of the nshiIs above
enumerated is required TO establish the TO the
satisfaction Of the Reg ter Receiver OF the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable offer seeing This notice, and before The
day app iDled for the commencement of the public
sale Of The township, embracing the tract claimed
above designated, otherwise such claim will be for
feited.
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The Genryt Lind Office.
June l3-,Is
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NOTICE TO PREEMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

No TUE TO 7 kFrEWF TVN JLHTNNNT IS
Every person mt ted TO the right Of presumption "a
any lands within the lnuts of the townships above
enumtracd, Is required to establish the same to thu
satisfaction Of he Register aud Receiver Of be pro-
per Land Office. and make payment therefor, a. soon
procfieobie qer seeing his notice and before The
Jay appointed for The commencement Of the pubic
sale Of The township, embracing the Tract claimed
above designated: otherwise such Claim will be for
eiled
THO. ~. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June l2--tds
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Land Office removed from Lerington 10 CLINTON 40
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,

GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
June 70, lS43
A DNlCE having been received from the Re s>ter
"A OF the Land Office at Lexington, f. i,souIi, that
the removal of that Office TO TIE town OF Clinton IN
Henry county, "a directed by tie President, will he
effected on about the 81 day oi July next; hi, is
10 give notice that the public sale OF lands ordered To
be held at Lexington the second day of Oct ,Der
next, by the Executive proclamation bearing dale
'he oth inst VIII be held at the time prescribed ia
The town Of Clinton aforesaid.
THO. II. BLAKE,
jun24-1awtlOct Commissioner
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
!
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to rhc right of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the tow nships abov,
enumerated is required to establish the l., the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver of The pro-
per Land Office, and nake pay ment therefor
as practicable after eng Mis notice, and before The
day ap onted for the commencement of the public
sale of the township embracing the Iact claimed,
above designated, otherwise such claim will be for
ftited
THO. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
I,.pa llnl
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right of presumption
TO any lands within the limits of he townships above
enumerated is r, qured to establish the same to tie
satisfaction of he register and receiver OF he proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor, oS
practicable after seeing this notice, and before The day
appointed for the encedent of the public sale,
OF the township embracing the tract cianed above
designated OF heTwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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Mo ICE Is hereby gwen that the Land Office IN
/ Iowa Territory, Temporarily removed to Ma
rion, in Linn County, by Executive order, bearing
date the twenty frst Of December last, viii, o. on
practicable be rcsto, ed 10 the OF Du 81 que
Given under my hand al the City Of W ashIng on
this 7ih day Of June, A. d. 1913
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho IT, BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
june 9-law6w
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ICE.

In reiatin to the remopai IF he Lani Office from {
tora II Lima 10 Upper Saadusky, IN OHIO.
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NOTICE.

In relHion 10 The remorof Of The Land Office II ON
Nu>hoday 10 Mineral Pint, in Wisconsin Ter
,ifory,
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TN virtue ofihe Authority conferred on the ExecI-
i tive by the second section OF The act OF C6ngiess
approved on The 26lh day OF June 1884, entitled, 'an
additional Laod Offices in the States of
Illinois and Missouri, and in The Territory Month of
he State of Hin u.s., notice is her by gwen that The
Land Office toI the WIskonsan Disirict is 10 be
moved from Muskoday Mineral Point so soon as
the necessary arrangements oI thai purpose Can be
made.
Given under my hr nd, at The City of w asln ton,
this 18th day OF Apui "A. ID. 1919.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho III BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
anr 3-iaw6w
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BY TIE PRESIDENT OF rHE U. STATES

June l3-ds
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES.

ConfiisSl0fsf q Dc deheTdI LdHd VDlce
iunei3-; Oct30
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That Meeting.

Passing towards tho Court house at
New Lisbon, one evening last week, and
seeing the sovereigns Of that vicinity
gathering IN the temple Of Jusllce-we
srepped in. at venture. A regular
county meeting was soon organized, but
for what purpose it did not seem to be
in the power OF any one present to de-
,ermBe 1t was. however, suggested
by a gentleman, that the object OF the
meeting might have been to express the
opinion Of the CoumbianA democracy on
The subject Of the next Presidency -
that is, who should, Gnd who should
not, be The Loco candidate. The pro-
priely Of nomination was discussed
and finally resolutions were presented
declaring it ineXpedienL at 'hal time
for the members Of the meeting to show
heir hands, but avowing their wiling
ness 10 abide the nomination OF the Ma
tional Convention. The mover Of tn
resolutions, as we'll os all the other ora
, tors on that occasion, was Of opinion tha
4 old Coumbiaua would go il strong 70
Little Marln'-StllI, II was his MOTTO
that therc existed some difference @
opinion as to this point Besides, III
young man said, that CoIumbiana wa
y united with Carroll and Jefferson in
y Congressional district~-that Jetierso
n had given n majority Of 600 for Harrlso
, and Carroll majority Of 300; an
therefore, it would not bO "Prudent"
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done Tor me le ieI OF The c0un'ryf h'
nov admit that a well regulated syste-a
OF bankina anG rarfl' Of duties are IN
di,pensabIa IN this couulry. All, ! SAID,
n mean all but such us arc bound down
by the shackies OF party aud cannot ex-
erc,se tho rights Of irPemen The pep.
nls can now see the dangers iEto which
the country is run, by tfuStng he man
appment Of affairs Doa set Of experiment
ing politicians. they can now see the
effect Of adopting the measures OF Cal
huun, WalNer and their hard money an
ti-tarlff colleagues, But alas! the work
is partially done and too many honest
men, like myself, have yielded their
support to the very measures knowing
them to be wrong) because they were
called democratic The lime however
has arrived when the people must en-
Qure what theit servants will do-whAt
policy they will follow before thsy elr-
vae the IN to places OF trust II will not
do any longer TO support men because
they belong to party, when they sup.
port measures that bTing the price Of
the farmers wheat down from one dol
lar and fifty cents 10 forty cents per bnsh'
el
have already heightened this article 10
greater extent ghau ! intended when
commerced. and | will therefore be
compelled 10 conclude. II It be unIavor'
able weather for pIoughing, will prob
ably next week give you some idea how
the democratic party leaders manage e
get the support of the party to their ob
noxious measures &c. AT present
must subscribe my sell what AN a
. DEMOCRAT.
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From Ire National Iatelligencer.
VIEWS OF THE ADMINlSrR ATlON

' 1
After the endorsement given BY tho
OlIicinI paper in this city TO the Aurora
and Union published 10 New York, we
are Obliged in courtesy TO regard It as
true exponent Of tho views OF the Ad'
ministrplion. We copy therefore from
that paper the following very clear dc.
GnitIon Of the position of tho Admins
trarion. with q chart Of its future poll
cy.' which 1t is very proper should be
understood by all the people OF the U
States:
From the Aurora and Union Of Sat"r
day.
"PREsIDENT TYLER AND THE DEMoCRA
TIC PARTY - Having just returned from
most agreeable and satisfactory p'sit
10 Washington, during which we had
the most complete opportunity OF IN
forming ourselves Of the views and sen
timents Of the members OF the Admin
istraion regarding lis present pos'l'o"
and future policy, we have the pleasure
of announcing to the Democratic party,
in this city and throughout the country,
that the Government will continue 10
be administered upon the slric'esi de-
mocratc principles, and that th0roUgh
and perfect harmony Of feeling ard ac
lion rOHh The great democratic interest
of The country forms the basis UPON
WHICH THE ADMINISTRATION POUNDS ITS
CLAIMS TO THE CONFIDENCE AND SUPPORT
OF THE PEOPLE. Whatever may be the
clamors Of interested and ambitious dem
agogues who control few presses here
tofofe considered democratic, we dis
liucty aver that President Igler and his
Administration are ONE AND lNDIVIs1BLE
wiih he great Democratic Pmty OF the
country" 'AIready, both in profession
and practice, has the President given the
most uncquivocAI evidences OF his dem
Ocraiic intentions; aud We pledge our
selves that those evidences will, for the
future, be neither felc nor far betDeen
In all his Official acts he recognizes ont,
the domoc' 0tjj people; and there IS no
at this moment a more eGicioot, active
aud powerful enemy Of the Wing i0'r'
quers ard demagogues within the limit
Of tho whole Union than John Tyler
T This will be still more clearly and dis
, lincdy indicated in The COMMUNICATION
J of The President 10 The neat Congress
. and, before that Congress rises, we ven
, turo TO predicl that the Democratic ,PaT
, ty throughout the Uni,ed States viii u
; man rally to the support Of Mr. Ty'"
5 as the firm and uncompromlslng adEo
5 cate Of their principles, and the che
I upon whom the hopes Of the country ar
+ conferred"
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THE GRAND ISSUE.

We concur entirely with the Hlncs
vile Republican,. in rcspec, 10 the rnpor
tan, issue between the Wings mud the
Locorocos at the next October rIeurUn
II is the currency question when IS j"
be made tho chief subject ofconlebuon'
md like Aaron's rod, will swallow up all
Others. The one is a question OF 'mme'
dato and pressing necessity aud inter
est, willis, the Gerrymaodcr, vIIe fraud
lhatit is, is more a matter Of prlnclpe'
The power to settle the one WI be TOT
lowed by the means to ADJUST the other.
The multiplication Of ISsdes last year
growing out Of tho resignation OF Inc
Whig members, enabled the Locolocos to
blink tho currency question. The lead
ers in this city afterwards made thelI
brags. that they go, rid Of a troublesome
matter, by keeping public attention ilXed
upon any thing but that They mus
no, be permitted to play this game again
The question is TO be settled whether WE
are TO have banks or not, and II must ht
settled now Let the people determine
this point. The difference between u
and our opponents cannot bo mIs''he'
any longer. The Statesman aud lis ser
yiDe echoes, one and all, declare that lb'
Locofoco pnrly have done all for the pc"
ple in tho way Of providing currency
| ror ,hn nponle that they Intrud dong, --
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The meeting to make any express s'on ~
opinon as to the Lokey candidate tor
the President! Thereupon an old gen.
tleman, who has been once or twice an
unsuccessful candidate for Congress in
this district, rose and objected to the
resolutions said that the meeting bad
no, been called by the organ o' the par
ty, the Central Committee, and hence It
would be improper 10 speak out on the
subject in behalf of the democracy-that
the enemies of the democracy were pre-
sent, on the right Rnd left, in front and
around that The adoption o! such reso
Iutions would be just what their enemies
desired, so that they might carry The
resolutions abroad and publish them
and that he hoped the mover would
Withdraw his resolutions and submit ia
motion to adjourn. The DIS argu-
ment prevailed, the resolutions were
Withdrawn and the meeting adjourned =
a confessed failure. We forgot to men
ton, that the mover Of the resolutions
thought it best TO express no opinion al
to the candidate fof the Presidency, IN
iii after the Fall elections! Now, won
the Coumbiana Lokies come It owe
Carroll and Jefferson by playing mon
cOmmi!taI- MaHy's old game!
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From he Pittsburgh Mercury and Ma"
ufdCturGr.
A Tough Tale.

The Cincinnati Sun gives, what it
calls the Full Particulars ol the Won
derful Sights seen by The Pilot Of The
VIM. Penn, 10 the Sky, on Tuesday
night March 2l.' We do mol know
what 10 make of it upon the whole; for
we cannot think that the editor would
attempt to hoax The public with such q
story, i(he did not think it true.
About II or l2 o'clock P. NJ. it being
o star light night, Mr. Francis, the pilot
saw a light burst forth which appeared
to light up the whole face of the earth
The Captain, who was sitting in the ca
bin, also saw the light and ran 10 The
guard to discover the cause.
Mr. Francis now being very anxious
to discover whence this strange Hghi
came, looked diligently cut at the side o.
the pilot house, in rather south west
course, but nearly overhead, when ne
saw the outlines OF Setpent IN the sky
IN a crooked position, except the tan
which was Straight, the head toward the
Fast, 1t turned TO a IiVid bright red
deep and awful, and remained stationary
ia he stars Mr. Fraucls watched It Iol
two or three minutes, when the tail par
disappeared nearly to the middle, ant
the remainder in a gradual mannei
formed In(o distinct Roman
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@A@@GGGI9I
FRIDAY::,":,APRIL II, ls43.
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS,

The Township elections which took
place on the first Monday Of this month,
did not generally turn on pa1y PrIncl-
pies, in our county In several town
ships an agreed ticket, composed Of CT
tzens of both parties, was elected. We
are happy 10 learn, however, that in
most Of the townships, the Wings have
secured majority Of the trustees; ant
will consequently be able TO Protec
their rights on the second Tuesday o
Onloher.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

The Captain said 10 Mr., +. What

The Captain said TO Mr. +, Whats
waning.
Come here quick said Mr. F 'and
took up yondor, did you ever see the
lke?
Tho Captain answered, u see lt! and
looked at it, MI II disappeared.
Mr.. +. states that whom the 0 turned
to n b il formed a kind Of 0blong shape
and then came straight on one SIDE IS
ID should DO. When it disappea red, d,
il turned into the same obIong shape as
before, and, gradually the sky returned
10 it's original appearance.
Mr.. Francis states that he did moi
leave the wheel OF the boat, but sieeret
i, TO this city. lie declares that let 9th
ers think or say as they will, what he
has related IS strictly true. He is M
| Mlllerlle; neither is he crazy or fright
cned, and If gentlemen or ladies' VII
call upon him he will convince then
that what he has told is truth. Captain
Prn,zman remarked OF the time that
vas something quite ineXpllcabIe, anC
was sorry he did not come to the dect
solner SO as to have full view OF TN
praud, wonderful and unaccounlab'
phenomenon
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Another unsuccessful attempt hos besn
made 10 Massachusetts to iii The .nu-
mcrvu, vacancies IN her CongrossionaI
delegation. The AboIrian,sIs iu tina,
Safe are said 10 have just power enough
to defeat all other candidates, without
eIecting one Of their own.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

the statesman who has proclaimed the
Mississippi TO be the sea Of the Vest
the most jealous promoter OF internal
improvements, would be the President,
who has lfiumpbed over the President
who opposed the construction OF nation
al roads and canals the most success
fox applicant for treaties with Mexico
and Soutb America would, be the clio
ouenl advocate Of their own lDdepen
dence.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

nPThe decision in Captain Macken-
zie's case bad,not 'lranspred al the date
Of our last Washington news 1t seems
strange that the result of this case
should have been so long concealed
But .wo must not censure Captain Tyler
or his Cabinet. In their own good time
thsy will disclose The secret. Whether
Mackenzie is acquitted OF condemned
some good may result from his trial
such laws will probably be enacted OF
such rules prescribed, Tor the govern
ment of the Naval service, as will more
ehectualIy restrain the tyranny which
100 often characterIzes the conduct o
those who command on the high seas.
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as perfect as was ever seen, in which
posiilon it remained as before. Mr. F.
stated that he was surprised greatly al
This. but not scared or frightened in the
least, and Immediately tapped the bell
for he Captain 10 witness the scene
The Captain did not come Immediately
bu, after moment or TWO appeared, but
ero this, the figure in the heavens had
changed to PLAN distinct letter