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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Apr.I /,

We" iOnh LIE MARhEI, Aug. IL.
Reported for the Express.
At Market-9O0 Beef Cattle, fresh; 81 Cows and C,Iy.s
and $500 Sheep and Lambs.
BEEF CATrLE.-Pnces of last week were sustained. and
we quote to correspond $3.50 to SI,75 Il $3.50. $50 I'm.
sold.
Cows AND CALFs-Al taken at SIS a S25.
SHEEP AND LAMGs-Salcs of 2i0O Mt 81 a so 10 81. so
PRESS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-17
auE INLoEs s. BROTHER, Aue,.
Hy DunIop. Mnncmrn "a 10.


RESIDENCE FOR SALE, At Auction.
On MONDAY the 2Ist inst, at 5 O'Clock. on the premises. will b.
,i mat neat desirable residence, situated At the corner of d and
clehuy extensive Tor the accommodation Of large famiIy-having 6
-1N' roouis' besides closets aud store rootns end all suitable
o"' MUSES. -uch as kitchen. smoke house, servants rooms. carnage
mouse IA stable. The enfine property contains half an acre Of
il"i 10 VIII De divided AMI sod IA tao lots; with the improvements
o. q weIoi excellent water. Tsrns-SsGOO cash. the balanr, r,
equal payments NJ :. 10 and - nonihs. with interest. Notes n.
au II pnvyIS "a Apr,p
sal" conducted by DUNLOP. MONCURE & co. Auct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-17

90 HHDS. st. Croix Sugar
~ chests and half chests Gunpowder Tea
s1S sides good damaged Sole Leather-receiyinr and n,
sd' Hu 10 WEBB. RACON L. RI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-17
:'ru-I >ple Of Furniture. &C.

tNDEt the authority Of a deed Of trust. exc
criedby Frederick Il KNAPP. To George w. Goode and Jas
" Gardner, dated lith October 1870, and duIy recorded m IN. Oh.
ie " the Cic.k Of the nusiiHg- Court lot the City OF Richmond I
>laHr Tor certain purposes specified m sd Deed. Offer for sale. for
cash a ie store Of Dunlop. Moneurc * Co. on FRIDAY the 25tl,
inst AZ 10 o'clock sundy articles OF Household Furniture. and
o'her things particularly enumerated in said tced-among which. are
4 Dressing Bureau, Sofa. Bookcase andsecretary, Plated Cake Ba.-
ket+ Silver Spoons &c. L..
JAMES a. GARDNER, Trustee.
sale conducted by DUNLOP. MONCCRE e CO. Aucts.
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french Brandy and Old Whi.kcy. &C.
casks French Brandy, very low
- to Gloss a consignment
10 bbh Old whiskey. Sto : years Obi
10 do Old Peach Brandy
for Wine, Ciciy Madeira, Musca, an bose.
so bhs Vinegar-for sale.
nil NJ
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DIBRELL, HOLCOMBE & co,
COMMISSION ~lIEnrEIAN.

Opposite Shpctoc Nat--IIousc.
bC They sell Tobacco, Wheat aud Flour. upon ali Of V,,rb, thee
make liberal advance. -..- S
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superior LcntItcr Travelling Trunks. VaIIcc
Trunks and Carpet Bags. az very low prices.
NAVE on hqni a large stock Of thosc Superior goods and will
= say 20 purchasers that ~ they win give me CALI win ELL them
q hargain. DAVID BURLINGTON. Mansion HOUSE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-17

ISr received few splendid SILK UMBRELLAs, which will
- be sold cheap. for cash, b.
au 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-17

LAWNS. MUsLINS g. ~BALZORINE MusLINS.
A HEAUrIFUI. assortment oftbc above soof.at
J. u. CUNNINCHAMS
aus Cheap cash dry goois store, u street shockoc I'LL.
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AFEK
WE have for sale, Paper, from the iollowin
, establishments, at very low prices
HuDSoNs fine White wove glazed letter
Do DO. Blue DO. Ruled Do
e. B~UNCE-Velum Post, No. l.
DO. DO. FooIscap, No.
A BRADLEY Il SONs-Foolcap ealenis, n,a,.o
LAKE MILLS FooIseap, Tine calendercd
D. a J. AMES' Fine Foolscap. faint lined
WIN. IL. SMITH & Co-No ?. Can mleJ
All is ' nayeSnop,
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-07-01

A late number Of the Newark az. j.
Advertiser has the following memoran-
dun:
On Saturday, VIC published j tstter
from the. venerable DR.. Homer, Of New
ton, Mass, to the Editor OF the Boston
Transcript, in which he states,lhat a
copy ofthe first quarlo edition of King
James Bible" 10 in his possession, prin-
ted A. D. 1514-l5. A gentleman Of
Newark informs Us that he has a copy
in quarto of an earlier date, the New
Testament having been printed in 1919
ard the Old Testament in 1913: "Im-
printed at Londoa by Robert Barker,
PRIMER to tie Kings most Excellent
Majesiie."
This copy does not containthe c hron-
biological tables and Concordances men
toned by Dr.. Homer, bat has, instead,
more than thirty Genealogical tables,
marginal references,and the apocry pha.
Appended to the volume are also z Tie
CT Psalms ofDavid in Scottish meter:
after the formo that they used to be
sungin The Kirke Of Scotland J" printed
In Edenburghin 1918. The mosic for
each psalm ia given VIII il, and the
following will serve as a spscimen Of
how tlieEefification Is executed.
PSALM XXXVI.
1 The wicked decides Of thsilllnau
Iato aline heart doe witaessa pane
Tint feare afs1sod IN hifn Is aoae.
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TIE REGISTER.

Printed aal publisasl every WEDNESDAY at
THREE DULLAR5 in advance. subscribers who
10 NOT pNy ia advlnce, viii Invariably be charged
four dol ars.
AdvelIissmen inserted for one dollar per
scure of ten lines or les for this first insertion,
ana Fifty cents for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements uhichsxcaed ten lines, charg-
q tsa cents par line for the first, and five cents
foy each insertion Afterwards.
YsARLY ApvEETtsING.--A deduction will BE-
-,aIe :, those who advertise by ths year to suf-
T.i,otam,uat 70 make il Tor the interest of mer-
chants and oth3r5.
-,.oof the YEARLY advertiser will be charged for
r.r.-,ts]v az the ordinary rates.
Professional cards, nor altaraGle fer the year,
.,,,aiIi,- "a, Iiass or less ten dollass, - -
a : names ofcandiGates for county Offices viii
=, i,ss-ted for five dollars, payment always in adj
80, and State o6icss ten dollars.
TIsstion tickcls viii never be delivered still
paid for.
;,Iivfduai interest, will bs chargd at half price
# ordinary Advertisements and must be paid in
advance.
Advertisements not marked with the number of
,ossr,ions win be Continued till forbid, and any
alterations uaas after Insertion charged extra.
Adragtisinz ps;rons win favor US by handing
glbli-ctian days rs couvenient--not !a.er in any
sas5 if possible, slaa ThaisIay night.
All JCB-NURk must be paid for on d9'iy-
cry.
PcsrAog must be paid Oh alilettera, or they vii
a9t bs attended 70.
E-E1zs4zzzzgzz -z-.-zZz zs---1zz.z1zzal
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H., t
ra,a; - -. :. ''''ll.. 80 ''es7
- :. So, = 80 : '''-'' ! I '-.''Ae
well Fraoir ga ~ t,aa,v "a .,.,s.
live and Iearn.,so ii ma b<or ,.I.ot,.;. ),
ts{qban was sit,ia. 49,. 49,.
dav n,akaIa ont blls Ta,a ,.,r.,,;,.
merchant cane in and offarsJ 80 $50
superior steel pens ofbis os,o io,rorfa.
tion,' as he said. at nine sbilyin5so aF,co
| thought | could not eet fben3 ebeabar
of an imported, and sol tosk aroea.
4 few hours aflsrI cbaacsd to Ser ia.a
a store near Market saaaro. and Who
should I see bptthe same. lew n,apcb,ot
nacl,ing m a dozen b,vaa. - ,.ns - b.I
lust purchased Rot what r,s34 -. r.a1
had was 70 learn tbat,be .ra,lo,y had =
nav only - GENTS oar n,ooo =, .Is-, =,
.ayh.,r,sa;a -. ga,
Ia, IT, - =. - ! -
60. -. -, IL - -, -, -, -
~ dJ5so ;,doel ~, ..;,I -. =. :,
/ o. 4
AGAIN has cer,oia al .hao,I.. -,
- ...,,...,,.l 80 - - ,
o,ol,o no,a ,.b;,h 80, ~ 80, H.,
,Is,;o,, 40. -, ,.,,-u,I, -.
- - -
-. -. - - : :. 80 - =
-. 80 80 ---,-- oA.' % =
80 80. a. = Hi.' "a : : o-,..
' ''I[S' y o''' IA0s '0' - ms
."'o ''"N' "''S' "'' 11s'f Z, 's''e"
,'' = KY - 0'', -.
Ds''ef "o' 'o' ~ Lucy sooner 'o'n
y0'[ %
our" my fogsi why ""eF2 IS ooF
-o"o''s f''i8' ! guess 'u WIZ '"inl'
q'' u oo'''' '''u0 +" ''e:' , % So
VIVA. nave PoFcaa'9o,@' 'hem '0-aay.
l ~ e'os~' 10" i'7''9a anu '.,S e"Ae
po.-' 'n8Aes ~ @pR9'.f''''ee.} 10 you
TIM. ~" "a - : . : = cue
N4F, u was I niue "eas 'eo' ana
wa. '''''.os' p'Si''s7' - a'e149 - ''i9 g.
8 zion nov 5 l.ia,.{ 33o',is = ~ ~ !
- 81 = - - - ''-''' P'ei1i' .
-,
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-. -. -. f..a,.t,s7I i
"'o '." 'l-a - :
On oannds. notoo;ta : ,,,,,o5 80
ed, and SO | paid him seventy csais 10
makeup thedoIlarn
s.,j
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MIS- LIAM EoUs.
From tha American Agricult1rahss.
Sketches OF the west.

4
Sketches OF the west. 49,
C1NClNNArI.-Thi5 is the largest and
much the handsomest city of the west,
and we thiak tits ever destined to main
tain this rank. rs position seems to
have. been expressly made by nature
for the site Of some Groatlown. Is 70 a
plain, nearly in the shape ola Bonded
bow, mile and q half bread in lis wi
dest part, and elevated about 100 feet
from the water, terminated by broken
ranges Of picturesque hills from 800 to
400 feet high, the sides and tops Of
which, the town IS already beginning
70 cover in broad terraces Of brick and
stone. On the top Of one Of these hills
Mr.. Longwogth has had the literally
/. % Esss!s.s-,s isiirge- rcseryarton-ffCr a pu6-
lie square, and ifothers can occasionally
be appropriated and ornamented with
trees, walks, and shruabery, and prop
Ct attention be paid 10 the public and
private buildings, it may in time be-
come quite a magnificent city. It's SUR
rounded by on exceedingly fertile ccun-
try, and it has Il very extensive trade,
the most interesting branch oil which 10
the farmer is the dealings in pork.
Pogx BUs1NEss.-In the January No
Of the Aericulturis', we gave some &C.
count of this, and the slaughter and
packing houses; but the business dore
the present year is much greater than
ever known before. Il is estimated
hat upward Of 10000 hogs have been
killed at Cincinnati The past season.
With a greater average weight than
any preceding year. Many Of these
we're packed by English agents. sent
opthcre expressly for this purpose, Of
ter their own method, for The market Of
Grca! Britain, the sale which thus far
shas quito SATISFACTORY, and will prove
encouraging for the Pofk-raisers Of the
vest. In addition 10 The pork, great
Quantities Of lard are put up here, 49,
100000 pounds at least the past year,
worth nearly 100000.
sTocK.-Of swine, as matter OF
course, in tho.neighborhood of Cincin-
natl, where SO many hogs are raised,
one would expect 10 find choice breeds
nor would he be disappointed, for in no
district of country have we ever seen
as good animals generally prevail
Sheep are kept in considerable num-
bers, bat very few choice fine woolled
flocks; which we think amatter of regret
rs the soil and climate are both admira-
bic for the purposes ofsheep-husbandry
j Of cattle there are many varieties, the
best Of which, undoubtedly are the Dur
hams. Among these, the choicest herd
within our observation was mat of Mr..
William Nef, kept on his farm situated
on fine Macadam road, about seven
miles from town, and it was great
pleasure to us while staying in Cincin-
natl, 10 often visit the superb animals.
The herd is composed OF a reserved
lo'' all imported, or bred directly by
WI Netf from his own importations-
ne stock bulls are quite superior, and
among them We thought most highly Of
rfAce William and Young Ponce
me cows also We found choice lot, &
no way inferior to the bulls. Those we
most admire among the older ones, were
NUN, Profitable, and Princess, the first
y winch isa noted breeder. Of 4he
'y7nees oaea. Victoria, Clifford, Gsor-
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way that your carrots and parsnips have
here"
81 reckon not ezackly," said ne. and
bars!into a Loud laugh, and commenced
dancing all round the coach.
Well, you foolish fellow, we must be
ofsin minute here is a bHnow tell me I"
Taking the money handed him, he
turned up the whiles Of his eyes and com
naenced: "Maaters corn-crib purity han
dyI reckon
every likely, but that's not all.
BEEF libeE mighty plenty, and Eask
crsckalins'
q don't believe you."
Roast him pOssum then, sweet tster5
and"
Here everything was ready again,
and our impatient driver put up his
horses without waiting for the cautious
Sambo to finish his method Of fatcning
fowls, and The last we saw CT him, he
was again astriIe his favorite OK, singing
out atlhe top Of his voice:
"What now you aside pound fer ccon?
Long time ago,
Alb, nassa, cheap at piCayune,
Times be so low.
Crack! crack crackg,
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NUMBER 16.

Il Though bee himself would aa,teg
flame
His wickedneas is judgdo & knowne
III lis mouth Is beat vile deceat,
ignorance hee is repleaf,
and 70 doe good bee hath 20 will
~ In hedde hee deeth for mischiefe waite
Full bent 70 secs the way most i'll, &c
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HCFSe3 without waning Tor Inc cautious
Sambo TO finish his method Of fatcning
fowls, and The las; we saw CT Him, he
was again astriIe his favorite OK, singing
out atthe top Of his voice:
"What now you aside pound fer coon?
Long time ago,
Ah, massa, cheap at Pjcayune,
Times be so low.
Crack! crack crack y
From the Portsmouth journal
Encourage your Own.''
/ We must ''iiye and Iaarr," my dear,
said Franklin O. 10 his young wife.
when he saw her bemoaning new cof-
fee pot melted down on The hot stove
She never forgot her impression on see
ing the brilliant article leaning first like
the foyer Of Pisa, and then sinking into
obscurity, like 4 rich man retiring from
business to become a mere shining lump
of ruins; nor did she forget the remark.
Neither was she less mindful Of another
favorite sentiment Of her Franklin:-
Economy is so eligibly written on all
~. W .ta,s ,S $50 - : '''
tasna,5~S,.',,...,... fl
.xa.as,f t,'a..,.,,.. -. Ill, -.
- ~ -. -
-, as,;k;f;nr =, :l.,nnao - -, ~
hind :. bnna > he ,,,an,s,.o - ,ba
share Of arsr bae, Of about a busbel ca.
Dacity-an omen receptacle for every lit
tie shred Of cloth Now and then !.
would receive a larger deposit in the
shape ofan old dress which had under
gone the mutations eff fashion az well as
sundry rents from The door latch--aad
having become too fragile BY rrequen.
abIut.oas, was Ia consequences passed to
this last depository ofaIlthings-cotton.
Thes2last deposits, however, we're not
usually made in q nsoment-ror always
without a sigh. The recolleotions of is
COED fits once bright colors-where
/. it had been worn, &c, all seemed 10 plead
that il might once again renew its age
in bed covering. his brought 10 the
feet--s'it won't bear quilting" is the
verdict, and It is CONSUMED to is RESTING
place.
In the course If the va,r tho non5ar.
ops hag GRADUALLY fills - ovara,,v;o,.
and ag ,rne eeonon,v doao NOT ooosis, -
boor5i,c,n h,t ra,ha. Go,
H., - ~ ~ h...,.,... - ?:
Io,I,oa. e.. $500. - : - :
- " " (" :
IL n
- >, - ''''' = D' any Nn ware
~. o. -
' : 80 : la -. 80 more ~"
go, Cd. ',As = AeoP pl'".
49, so.-'S '4e I7s' ~
szd dirt Tns, looE ;, SOD -
olanisbad lin. brigbt IooI,;ra gI,.s >
"Wbot do ven set for ir2n
oOnly dollar. in rars--or easb. sew
enty.fge cents.Y
At the sound az ,he rars he Ioo- co,.
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Another old Bible.

ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN.
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A late number Of the Newark az. j.
Advertiser has the following memoran-
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-16

North g ne base Ans aid ea q ne nm principal we.
ridden, caG ussE az TIE FORMER rsiss'r ooHHdery q
the STATE =
Fractional townships hly, hf,y.one, hfy-ihree,
if y-hye, and ffy-seyen, Of range thirty hiee'
Tow nships 6fly-,wo hly-four, hty-sin, hity-eighi
and sixty. of range thirty -four.
Fractional nship hty-one, tow nshps hity-hfee,
fifty five aciional township fifty seven ana township
ifi y-nine Of range thirty-fve.
Fractional townships fny-four, fny-six, and fifty
seven and township sixty, OF range thihy-sr
Fractional townships hfty-fVe, fity-six, fhy-eight
and ffty-nine Of range thirly-seven.
Fractional townships hity-iye and sixty of range
thirty eight. -
ing on Monday the second day of October next for the
disposal of the public lands within the limits of the
undermon.ioned tow nships, 10 wit -
North Of The base line and ,resi Of The Jyh principal me
Tidan.
Townships thiry-six, thiry-seven and thirty 'ght
Of range fourteen.
townships lhiny-fye and thirty-seveD, of range
fifteen.
Township ,hirty-fve Oranges sixteen and nineteen
townships thrty-6ye, thirly-sl1, thlrty-seven and
thiry-eight, of range lwenty-one.
Township thirty-eight, OF range twenty three
Township thrt y-nIne, OF range iweniy-eight'
townships tn eight and thirty-nlne, of range
twenty nine.
Township forty. of ranges thirty-one thriy-,wo,
and thirty-three.
South west fractional quarter of section twenty
one and the north east and northwest fractional
quarters of section twentytou In to nshlp hity-one,
south of Missouri river, of range tweniy-slx.
South west quarter Of section seven, IN township
forty. nine OF range twenty-seyen.
Lands appropriated by law, for the use of schools,
military other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
unless the lands sooner disposed OF and no long
er and private entries of land in the townships SO
offered will be admitted until after the expiration of
the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day ,f June, Ammo Domini, l843.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. H. BLAKE,
Comnr Of The General Land Office.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES
w llEREAS by the act Of Congress. approved on
w The Both day Of June, 1884 entitled % An act
TO authorize the sale Of los in the town o 81 Marks
Florida, the Presidents authorized TO direct the Re.
gisteI and Recover Of the Tallahassee land dlstuci
10 make sale at public aucJn of one fourth VI the lots
OF FLORIDA, according 10 the plan Of tho Survey
or General Of said Territory Now know We, that
JoHS Tyler Presil, nj Of the Uned States do here
Ivy declare and make known that publ sale will br
held at The Land Office at TALLAHASSEE, IN the
TERRITORY OF FLORIDA for he disposal Of
the aforementioned OTIS in The town Of St. Marks,
Florida, on Monday the tpentyttird day Of october
next viz
Lots numbered one, hve, nine, thirteen seventeen,
twenty-one, twenty five, twenty-nno, thiuy-three,
thirty seven, fory-oDe, forty five, forty nine, fly
three, hhy-seven sixty one, siryfve sirty-bine
venty, seventyseven, eighty-one, ninoty-fve eighty
nine, nnety.three ninsty-'sven ono hundred and one
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NOTICE.

In pursuance of he provisions OF the act Of Con.
pIess approved % March, 1888, entitled An act to
Establish town at ST. Marks, FLORIDA" the Register
and Receiver of the Land Office at Tallahassee, " A
be required prior to the day of sale TO ascertain the
value of any Improvements which may have been
made on the lots designated in this proclamation, re-
spectivey, sand the purchaser at public sale Of any
lot upon which there are such Improvements other
than the thereof shall in addition to the sum
be paid TO the United States be, and hereby is,
CURED to pay TO the of the Improvements tbs
value of them as thus asceftalned; and II payment
therefor shall not be made upon The day on which the
same was purchased, the lot shall be again offered at
public sale the next day Of sale and such person
shall be capable Of becoming the purchaser of that
or any other lot offered at that public sale Prorid,d
That if any lot offered and bid of the last day
of the public sale shall not be thus paid for the same
may be entered at private sale upon paying 10 me.
United States the sum at which II was bid off, and 10
the owner of the improvements, the previously asCer.
tanned value thereof"
BY the act of Congress aforesaid, the mnn
price of each lot is fixed at twenty-five dollars,
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofic1.
June l1--t22d Oct.
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one huadtsd and hst, sns hundred and nine, ons
hundred and thirteen, ono hundred and seventeen
nne hundred and twenty one, and one hundred and
twenty five as fepr ented upon he plan OF the said
tow n prepared by the Surveyor General Of the Ter
ritoly Of Florida
The sale will be kept open for two weeks (unless
the lots are sooner disposed OF and longer; aud no
private entry Of any lot, offered will be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under NY hand at The City OF Washington,
this eighth day of June, Ammo Domlni 1913.
JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
Tho. III. BLAZE,
ConlHlissi0ner Of the General Land Office
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An island Ia The Mississpp tis1 containing thirty
ont go 100 scfes iofmng pss Of seeii0ns thirty UtI
and thirty FIVE In township seseniy'eisht OF fange
three.
North Of the base line aud Nest Of the 5h principal
meridian.
Townships eighty-two and eighty three of range
one.
on Monday the second day OF October next, Tor the
disposal OF the public lands hereinafter designated
viz
North Of the base line and Uesi Of The 5h pr'ne'pa
p.eridian.
Township seyenty-sx, of range nine.
An island The Mississippi rlveI forming parts o.
sections seventeen eighteen and nineteen IN Town
hin srxiy-eight of range two, and parts Of sections
thirteen and twenty four, Of township slxty-eisht Of
| range three.
Two small islands in the Mississippi river, forming
pat of section SIX, in township seventy OF range
one, and parts Of sections one and twelve in town
ship seventy, of range two.
An island in the Mississpp river forming parts OF
sections fifteen sixteen, twenty-one andtwenty TWO,
except that portion of the island within The limits OF
section sixteen, and two islands in the same ilVer,
one of them forming Il portion of sections twenty
two. twcnly-six and twenty seven, and the other,
parts of sections twenty-five and twenty seyen-a all
In township seventy-Iour, of range two.
Three islands in the Mississippi river, forming
parts OF sections twenty one twenty-five, twenty
seven twenty -eirht, twenty-nno and thrty-two, IN
township seventy one, of range one.
Huron Island and SIX small islands in the Misss-
srp river forming parts OF sections three nine, ten,
fifteen sixteen, twenty-one, twenty-five, twenty
three twenty-six, u eny and ihiTty-iout ex-
cept so much of Huron Island as hes within the
limits of section sixteen, in township sevenytwe, OF
range one
A island in the Mississippi river, forming part of
section three in township seyenty-Iwo OF range one,
and part Of section lhirty-our, in township seventy
three of range one
An island IN the Mississippi river, forming parts Of
sections twenty-five, twentyseven and thirty -tour, In
township seventy three, of range one.
Four islands in the Mississippi river, forming parts
Of sections twenty-eigh 10 thrty-iive, inclusive, in
township seventy seven, of range one
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military, other purposes. will be excluded iIom sale
The sales will each he kept open for two weeks
(unless the lands are sooner disposed ,of) and NJ
longer, and no private entries of land in the town
ships SO offered will be admitted, until after the exp
ration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this eighth day of June, Ammo Domni, lSi3.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho IL BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.