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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

THE CONTRAST.-Ddk nj The two great pnr-
ties Of The country. The une moving calmly. uuIIedly
and maJrsIioally on. under = leader wLOn they love
aud admire la the accomplishment Of a TighIy pur-
pose, and The other. an oil assOucd and incOugruous
faction, disturbing The whole land with their hrud
and miserable w~ranglss about men and The sPoIls.-
Can mere he a shadow Of doubt Ms To the result Of
a conIe between Iwo such parIiel Is il ~ I tIrai 60
that The Wings await with burning impotence tho
appointed DAY Of conflict. 0nd that The locofocos dred
It as they dread IN e day Of duoml-Lou. Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

SHAKESPEARE Every room in the
white Lion" Inn, at STAFFORD upon.A-
Won; bears, it Is said, a title borrowed
from the works Of SHAKESPEARE. Not
long since, during an evening, the wui-
tiers recapltulated the orders the orders
they received from the occupants of va
rious apartments, as follows: "A bottom
Of brandy and a cheroot for Richard the
Third !" a screw Of tobacco and a pork
chop for ~Shylock:" "a glass Of a oIIands
aud water for Juliet" and a pint Of
stout for Romeo, a magnum Of Claret
for Lear" lea ard toast for the Merry
wives of Winsor," and a glass OF punch
for the Two Gentlemen Of Verona.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26
KIDNEY WORMS IN HOGS -weI

KIDNEY WORMS IN HOGS We
have a hog or hogs to become
weak in the loiRs, and finally drop their
hind parts without being able To raise
Them again, which, when they move,
are dragged along. This in ninety nine
cases out of oue hundred, is prodSced by
what is called kidney worms. 10 pre-
vent this, or TO effect a cure after a hog
has Gas we say broke down, requires
nothing but the FREE use of copperus dis.
solved in waler and MIXED with meal SO
as TO form u dough II will require
SOM six or eight doses 10 cure a hog
alter he has got down. All farmers
should give this preparation 10 their
hogs in the spring of the year; ir fact
II is good for them occasionally through
the year. had a hog down last year,
dragging itself about for several DAYS
before gave him coPperas, which after
1 commenced, soon effected d cure, aud
he was on his feet again. Copperas
will destroy the large worms frequently
found in the bowels Of a hog, as we'll a:
those hat are in the kidneys. Ono
ounce or less is enough for a hog at
time. and given cnce a day is enough il
any case. Sulpher is also good for hog
and enough of il will make them she,
+. lice ifThey nave any, and may be giver
without any risk Of danger; or at Ieas
If there is danger in giving it | have
never found il out.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26
BIBLICAL CRITICISM.

At Stafford Assizes, on Wednesday, a
man named Moore was convicted Of
morse stealing, aud handed Il written pa
per 70 the Bench. In passing sentence,
Judge Maulc addressed him as follows.
."You have written nc Il letter, in which
you cite what you call a beautiful pas
sage. in scripture, from the sixth chap
ter of Proverbs-'Men do not desplsc a
theft ne steal TO satisfy his soul when
he is u hungered | have no doaDl your
beautiful passage will be very popuIu r
in the Jail. ] don't know Whether men
deSpIse Il tiiei Or not, but | do know thai
they punish him. think when YOU
were reading your Bible, you had bclt c
Have stopped al the twentieth chapter OF
Exodus, where YOU would have found
these words-'rhou shalt not slcal.'--
Recoilect that these two passages are
Inconsistent, but hat the latter is a
direct and positive command, and re
member, too, thar, if you eve come here
again, the whole book OF Proverbs will
not save you from transportation. The
sentence is, that You be imprisoned
for eight months and kept al hard labor.
-BrHaHHia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

Onondaga Salt Is how selling IN Baltimore. and
over 5000 barrels rer week Of II leave Albany TN
the Massachusetts w, Stern RailfOad. The draw bh X
ON I'm. article. when brought this side Oi Albany.
and the Protection afforded by the present tariff have
greatly extended the market and The Manufacture.
The quality Is also much nnnuved uf late. BY the
way, We have never made any NOISE nj out q cnsk
Of admirable qualiY which was sent us by some
friends at Syracuse some time since, but II wss
most acceptable. BIOS, Pat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

SHIP AShoiE-The ship Vespasran. which
cleared at New York un The Is inst. for New Or.
leans went ashore un Saturday night. ten miles north
OF barhegnI' and had SIX feet water in the hold at
the latest date. The Ves,asian has an assorted ca r.
go Of dry goods. DC. and was fully loaded. The ship
is insured in Boston. and twenty ihpusind dollars il
insured on The curgu. by the Mutual Safety and 9th.
erJfices in New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

II would be easy TO draw such a pic.
ture Of the laws aud institutions Of al
most any country, AMI without iuclu-
ding a single circumstance decidedly ia
correct, might induce a person unac.
quainted with the actual particulars To-
imagine, that scarcely the slightest
grievance or misery existed among the
community. The suppression Of some
iIcts and a certain arrangement or col.
orjng IN the exhibition Of others, ma y
have all the effects Of positive fulshUoc
ia misleading the Judgement,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

FIRE A fire br,ke ont on the 18th issI abouiS
O'Clock, p N Ia The I,on lunndry ct Randall a Cur.
us. near the Ferp Landing at last Boston, which
destroyed three large wooden buildings together
|wIth a large stock of mnulds and castings. &c. The
hire Is supposed lo n 'ye caught lrHn sparks Irum The
furnace. Messrs Randall q Curswere insured Tor
S3,5OO which will nearly cuNe their loss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26
S feet waller in III. Channel. Falling.


STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ArTiUalS aud Departures Of Boats for The last a
hours, ending yesterday al o'clock, p. "
ARRIVALS.
Massachusetts. from Cincinnati.
TIOga, from Pittsburgh.
DEPARTURES.
Massachusetts, Pittsburgh.
Budgewater, do
Columbiana, Cincinnati.
Belmont, do.
% Charleston, New Orleans.
Nigilant, LpuisyIlls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26
(ETom he ~. y. 1iri6Unel
SINGULAR OCCITRRENCE

One of our oldest aud most learned divines on
Sunday morning. suffered a Temporary and rather
serious absence Of mind; but bcfure The hour 49,,
nng service arrived. was supposed to have
recovered and went To hts church to periuf O. M
duties Of his calling. lie proceeded regularly Nm
The services Of the day. and preached an extempo,
raneous discourse which was declared by many mo
heard it, To be one OF the musI elOqueI.I. pcrricu.
Gus and argumenIatiye sermons they had ever LIS
tened Ia.
After the clergyman arrived home it was noticed
that his mind was again wandering md proper medI.
cal treatment was resOrIed 10 and he has SINCE IN a
great measure recovered. lie states that h. has not
The 81 ghresI recollection Of preaching ON the last
Sabbath or even being at church. 40 that he must
have delivered an eloquent and lucid discourse while
IN a state OF suspended intellectual action. a phe-
nomena certainly OF a curious aud unusual character.
The only discrepancies observed ia the services Of
the day were two; after reading the commandment
the clergyman repeated The sixth. and when giving
ont the second hymn he gave the same one which
had been Just previously sung.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26
COMPARATIVE "BEAsTLINEss.

COMPARATIVE "BEASTLINESS.r
The MOratHg Post quotes the follow.
ing:
"a beashy fellow residing ia old Do
O road, Canterbury, on Saturday last,
swallowed twelve frogs Tor a wagerp'
This is bad enough Of the ''beastly
fellow" but what, Punch asks, is the
swallowing Of twelve frogs to the habit
ofJenkins, who all his life has been a
toad eatsT2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

Taylor & Mason, two lawyers Of st Louis have
proposed TO the Merchants OF that city, a system OF
espionage upon the country er,hant Of the state,
which the merChanIs Of ST Louis have indignant,
rejected as dishonorable. These spies get no favor,
from the press OF The city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26
From the London MesnPOliIas.
TIE TREE or DEATH.
BIT eLizA COOK,

BIT eLIzA COOK.
lie, the King 81 the Crave DO asked TO tell
The plant lac loVeih best;
Aud II will not be The O press Tree.
Though IL is ever The churChysrd's guesII
He ALL moi mark the HemlOck DARN
NuI stay where the NIghishnde spresdsi
He will not say It's The sonbre ye~.
Though IL spring Ger skeletons heads;
lie all not pOlrI 10 The Willow brapch.
Where breaking spirIis pune beneath.
For a brighter leaf sheds a deeper grief:
And iaireT tree is the Tree OF Death.
But where the green rich stalks are seen.
Where ripe fruits gush aud shine.
This, IhIs." cries he. Us the tree for mo
The Vine. the beautiful VINE.
] crouch Among The emerald leaves,
Gemmed wHh the ruby grupes,
j dip my spear an The pOIsIUn here.
And he IL strong that escapes
Crowds dance round iIh satyr bound,
Till my dart 10 hurled from IIs traitor sheath,
When | -hriek with glse no friend tu me
L. SO true as the vine. The Tree OF Death.
D. The glossy vine hs. a serpent charm.
IL hears al unblest iruIi;
ThrIe's a IanI upon each Iendul'd arm,
And n curse upon Is rOi;
Its JUICE may How H. warm the brow.
Aud wtsdy hgh;en Ine sy"i
But the ftenzied mIuh Ol revealing crew,
Will make The Wise man SIGH;
For the maniec laugh. tie trembling frame.
II IDIOT speech ard pesuleut breath.
The shattered mud and blasted anne.
Are ~rIUghi by Ihe VINE. the Tree Of Death
Fill, fll the glass and let il pass;
But 80 wh" quail D think
That even the heart which loves must lOliho
The lips that deeply drink.
The bressI mny mourn DER a cluse link torn.
Aud the .caldmg drop. may ruli'
But 'us better 10 mourn Ger n pulsele.s Orm.
Than the wreck oi a living spul.
Then h.he.h la he H"mlack. The Cy Tess a. Ycw.
The worm idng grass and the wIluw wrearh;
For though shading the IOrEh. they hing nV gloom
So dark as the VInc. lac Tree Oi Death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

The President Of The United States arrives in
Washington on Wednesday evening
Tue hVn. Henry A. W,se uruved m Washington
on wednesday. lie health, which has been pre-.
'ariouS most OF the Time since hs re.eiecuou. Is. We
are pleased 10 leam.now q. uch mprnVed.-M.di.O.
ntdH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

NEW WORK, MIR Sums. the popular novelist
is said 10 be c'll,'tiu materials for a lIIe of he eel.
ebraied parrrzan leaders OF the south, Marion and
%Sumpter. The same gentleman ha, just finished .
geography OI the SIaie of South Carolina, intended
a. a companion Tor hrs history.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

RDSTowELBNND SIGHT sEEING-Lord
Sio~el useJ 10 Loost thai there was not q sight in
London he had n seen, aud according 10 q current
stony. he had seen sumo more than once. lie was
Iaying hs shilling Ia q q new mermaid. when The
nan At the duor. apparently ashamed 10 cheat so
good q customer. refused Ia take the money, saying
-"No. no, my Lord. us only The Guild Say Sar.
peut,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26
The Quincy Wing remaks, what is

The Quincy Wing remaks, what is
very true, that impudence ana presump-
ton 60 before merit. A plain, modest
man IS conten; 10 win the appreciation OF
the public. by the slow but sure process
Of lime, with a conscious knowledge Of
his own deserts. But the vain and emp
~ quack, whose narrow soul leads him
70 decry the merit possessed by others,
is generally a shallow pretender in MS
profession. no enterprise as a citizen,
and u false and nckle riend as a man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

1t appeals that the Loc,s have only elected r,vo
members Of Congress In Maine. la the other i've
districts there Inns been No. chuice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

We have accounts ofgreal destruction Of brids
on the Turnpike R'Od from MiddIeburg TO The
Shenandoah CAUSED 10y the late hOod-AIez. Gnz
Scpt, IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

STnts upon mnhog ry furniture, says the Boston
Mersa' tile, caused by ful gne waIet. oI icVlUl In
any torn, may Ice immediately rrmNed. aud The
place 10 ITS original color by The uPpIcutun oI a ie =.
drops vi oil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

A Correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga zerte recon.
mends Hiram Powers" as the name Of some Of
the steamboats, bIilt in that city. Cool!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26
CARE OF the HUMAN FIGURE IN IN.

CARE OF THE HUMAN FIGURE IN IN.
beauty of the human figure depends
essentially on skiliul and careful nursing during
Imianry. In that delicate perIud. The bones are s,t
and the points easily dislocaicd: and determines aud
distinctions are frequently occasIoned for which no
subsequent care and skill can remedy. In passing
along the sheets ni a vast metropolis. how cohunu.
ally Is The eye offended and The heart panied at the
contemplation OF objects whose life Is rendered 70
miserable 10y the objectionable carelessness or even
~anion cruelty Of nurses, How often does u hap.
pen that accidents which immediate surgical skill
might have remed led, are kept secret from Parents
merely To screen n domestic irom well deserved
until they assume a character IN which oil
know ledge Is nnayail ng for purposes Of cure. Care
- necessary 10 guard the limbs aid veriebrn, as the
body may easily (f not actually humped) be siinIed
IN It's growth; and limhs are weakened hy Iup much
walking or standing before the bones become sufTi.
cIeuily hardened and cunsC lidaIed To endure pressure
Whenever fatigue is produced either To the infant
or Ia the nurse. uu more rational or beneficial plan
eau he adopted Than The lndIun fashion O.. laying
The child on the Il or where II may rll nbuut at
pleasure. bringing all the muscles and Joints into a
healIhlul and natural action.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

The editor Of the Louisiana Chronicle
states that he has recently seen a letter
from Gen. Washington Barrow our
Charge d'A6aireS 1t Portugal, in which
he states that he has repeatedly applied
las far back as February LAST to Presi.
dent Tyler for permission TO return to
his native soil. but from cause or other
he has not been allowed that privilege.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

What the people Of Maine think OF
John Tyler Is shown in the fact that II
+. Perkins recently turned out Of the
Post Office at Augusta, has been elected
TO the Legislature,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

AGOOD DAUGHTER-A good daughter -
There are other ministers Of love mole Conspicuous.
Than her, but nUne ~ which a genller. lOvHlIer sPi-
rI dweils, and none To which the hearts warm re,
quItals more j1yiuily respond There . no such
hing a. a comparative estimate ola parents love
for oue or another child. There Is lIIile which he
needs To cOvel, to whom the treasure Of a good
child has been given But a sons Occupation aud
pleasures carry hrm abroad, and he resides more a.
muuE temptations which hardly permit the alice
ton that is following him. perhaps, over half The
gIuhe, 10 be unningied with anxiety; until he comes
60 r%eiInquish Ihe shelter ofhIs fathers roof for one
This own: while a good daughter is The steady light
Of her iaihers house.
Her idea Is indissOlubly connected with that Of
hs happy ireside. She u his morning sunlight, and
his evening star. The grace, vtvacity, and tender.
ness Of her ser have their place ~ the mighty
sway wh ich she holds over his spirit. The lessuus
| OF recorded wisdom whIch he reads with her eyes
come TO his MUD wuh a new charm AZ blended
with the beloved melody Of her voice. He scarcely
knows WEAKNESS which her song dues not make
HIM 70 get. or gloom which ~ proof against the young
brightness of her smile. She Is the pude aud or
nament Of his hospitality. tie gentle nurse OF his
sickness. and The CInslant agent Iu these namcless
numbcrless acts oT Kindness winch one chiefly
cares 10 have rcnderd because they are unpretendinl
bot expressive proofs OF love. And Thea what
cheerful shaier she o., snd what an able lightuer o
her mothefs cares What az ever present deligh
. and Triumph 10 q mothers anecrioul
A.. how lmlo d. ihuge daughters know of N,
power which God has mmII tu DO m. aud h,
happiness God would have Them ENJOY who Do not
every time a parents eye rests uIpn Them buni
o rapture ioa patents heart a true love viii mos
ceuai..ly always grcettIeir approaching footsteps
. that they will hardly ALLEVIATE. Bot iueir ambIIOt
r. should be. not 20 have q love merely where leeiug
Implanted by nature exist. but one made iuleus
!. and OverlOwtng BY appfobduon VI worthy conduct
and sho is strangely blinded 10 her own ]happines,
az we'll o. undutinl 20 them tJ whom she owes thu
Ows The most, 90 whom the perpetual appea's Of pa
rental dlsiniero Heduess d. not call buh the PRONG
p and mll echo Of hlisl devytiOu.--Dr PaBrsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

Several Of The North Carolina papers nominate
Mr. Stanley The late member OF Congress as a candI-
date for Governor Of that STATE, aud there are InJi-
cations from various quarters IL the old North, that
the nomination. is very seriously thought Of by The
pc p e. The luc ( COS in temporary 20 session ct tIs
Legislature. most grossly gerymandered Ihe State
expressly for the purpose al cheating HIM nut OF hs
seat IA Congress, end Il would be very gratifying to
see the people lake him up and give ihe wfelched
demagugues an opportunity - see their knavey re-
buked IN his person.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

STRIKING LESSON-You teach said the I'm.
perOr Trsjen 90 Rabbi Joshua. that God Is every
where and that he resides among our haIIun should
like 10 see hIm'
'Guu's presence is indeed every where. replied
Joshua, 'sut he cannot BE- seen. 40 mortal eye can
behold bis glory
The Emperor insisted.
Well. sad suppose We Try to look FIRST 81 Oue Of
bic amhlssadyrsF
Tue Emperor consented. The RABBI took huu
into the Open ar AZ monday, zud babe hun lO'k u
the sun iu us meridian spieudOf.
i csuuuI' said TrJau, The light dazzles me.
THU ar unable said Joshua, 90 endure the
light ofuue Of hs creatures, aud CHust thou exec
10 Dehuld The resp eudsul glory u The Cfeatyr-
Would not such a uzht uuuIuiiuie thecf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

ADVICE TO YOUNG LADlES-Never he
afraid Of ]biushrug Accept uD pre- sut Of va ne from
men. Avoid ~lgbtuess of carriage, BE modest aud
moderate m dtess. BE not often seen iu public.
AHect u0 isnguishIng. bout ralk loud. never
deal m scandal Receive q salute mudestly-B,
adabls wIth Inc men, but not familiar. Sympstkzo
with the On 6runate. Be not, olwsys uislug end
laughing BE discreet. Suppose not OIL. men 10 be
10 love With you That show yDu cIyiluucs. Lci NOT
love begin on your pau. Speak not your MUD on
Oh occasions Seem not 10 beer improper cyuyersa-
iyu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-26

REASONS o LEARNING TO SING.-The
Musical Tin s contains The following extract from
a scarce book, published ia 1868, entitled Psalms,
Sunnois, and Snngs Of Pete by VIM. BYRD The au-
thor OF The Non Nubis Domino. IL sflers iUrcIhle
reasons for learning 10 sing. We advise our musical
society 10 have It priAIed IN convenient cards, and
distributed al intervals, 50 that II be kept before
the people,
list. II ~(singing) is a knowledge easilie, caught
aud quickly learned, when there . a good master
and an apt scular. 2ndly The exercise of singing
Is delightful to nature, and good 10 pre- serve The
health Of man. 3dly. o. doth strengthen all paris
OF Ihe heart. and d"lh open the pipes. 4'hly. II is a
singular good remedy iui suffering and stamnerIng
ia The speech. 5rhly. II is the best means To pre-.
serve a perfect pronunciation aud la make a good
orator. 6ihiy, IL is the only way iO know when ma.
lure has bestowed n good voice; whIch gif Is ~ rare
that there Is not one among n thousand that hath TO-:
aud in many that excellent gilt Is lost because they
want an art 10 express nature. .7Ihly. There - not
any music Of Instruments whatsoever. comparable
IO that which IS made Of mems voices. when the
voices are gEpd, and tho same well sured and order
ed. Sthly. The heller The voice is The meeier II Is
Tu hOI or and serve God herewiIh; and The voice uf
man Is chiefly To he employed 10 that end.-0mHis
SpirituS LaHdet DOminum."
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-28

senty sessniy-sessn ninei five, eighty
nine ninety three nins y-seven one hundred and one.
one HUNDRED and five, one hundred and nine, ne
hundred and thirteen, hundred and seventeen
nne hundred and twenty one and one hundred and
twenty live, as rer sented upon The plan OF The SAID
TOW n prepared by the Surveyor General Of the Ter
ntoy OF Florida.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks unless
the lots are sooner disposed OF and longer aud M
private enuy of any lot, so offered, will lie admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the Cay of Washingl,n
this eighth day of June, Ammo Domini 1913
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land OGes
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-28
NOTICE.

In pursuance Of he provisions Of the act Of Con.
gress approved - March, 1888 entitled " An ael 10
establish a town at ST. Marks Florida the Reri.r,,
and Receiver of the Land Office al Tallahassee " y
be required, prior To the day If sale to ascertain The
value of any Improvements which may have been
made" the lots designated ia this procamaton "a,
specvely, "and The purchaser al public sale of any
lot upon which there such Improvements other
than the thereof, shall in addition to HE sum
to be paid TO the United States, be- and hereby is ~
quiIed to pay TO the owner OF the improvement tba
va.ue OF them as thus asceItained and If payment
therefor shall not be nade upon The day on whchlb.
same purchased, the lot shall be again offered At,
public sale the next day Of sale and such per.on
shall not be capable of becoming the purchaser Of lb5
or any other lot offered al that public sale Prordd
That if any lot offered and bid of on the last DAN
Of the public sale shall not be thus paid for The same
may be entered al private sale upon paying to The
United States the at which IL was bid or and 10
the OWNER Of the improvements, the previously as er.
tanned value thereof"
BY the act of Congress aforesaid, the minia
price of each lot is fxed a, twenty -fve dollars
THO. II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Land OFl,.
juno l4--l22d Oct.