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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
l6 Zee, water ia the channel, Falling.
PORT OFF, ~em- WHEELING,
.5ss .SSC
STEAM BOAT REGISTER,

AR uals and Departures of Boats for the lYt 81
hours, ending yesterday al 1 osloek; Il NJ
ARRIVALS,
New England, Cincin natl.
Nav Flower, do
Walnut His, Pittsburgh,
SwttSurc, do
May Queer, do
Belmont do
PART URES
New England, Pittsburgh.
May FlJwer, do
Belmont do
My Queen; Cincinnati.
SwiijSure, do
Walnut Hills, ST. Louis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

or A man named John M'Kce, an
Irishman, was shot by his brother in
Lancaster, Kentucky, on Saturday last.
md died on Sunday. |, was family
difficulty, which grew ont Of alleged bad
treatment OF M'Kec to his wife.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

The ENGLIsH PSr DTFIcE.-A order
was recently issued TO take effect on the
New Year, which is curious Us showing
what singular use has been made OF tho
general post office 1t is addressed 10 all
postmasters, assistants, aud carriers, and
SAYS:
Should my letter or packet be rendered
at your Office which YOU may ascertain to
contain, or whirh YOU hurc every reason
TO believe contains. any of the following
articles, VIZ: any glass, or glass bottle,
any rozor, scissors, knife, fork. or other
harp Instruments; any Ieccles. game.
fish, flesh, fruit, vegetables, or other per
lshable substance; any bladder or other
vessel containing liquid; or any article,
matter, or thing VIA soever which might,
10y pressure or o,herw Use, be rendered IN
Iri"us either to the oil ers OF The Post
Office or TO the con,cn's OF the mail bags,
you will refuse to receive such letter or
ackel"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
The Electric TrLsGRArn IN ENoLASp

The Eclectic TELSGRAPu IN ENGLAND
Tie Eclectic Telegraph between South.
ompton aud GnsporI, was tried few day :
before the lIbernia left. The telegraph
was constructed by Mcssers. Cooke and
Wheastone, Who have taken out Il patent
for II. Mr.. Cooke left Lon Ion by an after.
noon train, and after an hour passed in
fixing the wi,es of the Gosrort office, nj
10 o'clock the frs, signal was despatched
toL1ndon. The signals then proceeded *
v ere replied to,wilh the utmost precision
until late hour.
On the following day the experiments
were repeated with equal success No
perceptible time was occupied in trans
mission.
Among many others the following in
quiries and answers, prccc dcd by the
rlngnng of the alarm, occupying about 4
minutes. were made. nj the request OF
one of the company's ohiccrs:-"Ilevc
you any mackcrel for to nights 20 d.
tramp "No, they cannot catch them
now" "Why not ~" Because the nights
are moonlight; aud tho fish see the ne. =
Other communications respecting the
shipping took place Subsequently tho
telegraph was brought INTO long circuit
of wire, and worked through 2SS
miles.
The apparatus dispenses with the bat :
ieries altogether. steel magnet being
the source Of power. The Admiralty are
to have a pair oi these machines, and u
pair OF Wheais,ono's pointing ,elegrnphs,
for their distinct use, for railway pur-
poses, Mr.. Cooke prefers his "wo needle
telegraph" as lis rapid colloSual ques-
ton and answer character is perfectly
ad"rted for railway eAig, ncieS. he
entire cost of the telegraph between Lon
don and Portsmouth i. f24.0Oo, to he
paid in equal proportions by the Adni-
rally and The company.
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ALEX ( LAiDLEY, Clerk.
Q MMl -rnN.n,s Orrlcr Feb o6.h 1915

O. MM IoNER's OFFICE, Feb 26.h, 1915.
The Pdtics, and all oiher persons interested
m the ms, er contained in this decree, are here
by nohh'd that have appointed Monday the
JlJ ~ Of March, 1918, at us Office in the CITY
~ W n.e.ilIE. a. Che time ard place, when and
where ! shall commence taking the account
w sal decree r.ieuC1 % me--ind l rrunite
All who have any interest w The said acc, unf.
% 1rp'ar hefr me then AMI ihere, with their
pioh vouchers g. O., enable me to report as
fc41.rsj. Ed u FIFIHUGu.
Master C1mmta.t.u.y
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THE MECHANICS

81 Wheeling, are invited to mco, ut the Or,
Hall. on Wednesday evening next, upon a ssb,
ject OF general interest. A full aUsndance =,
requested. fleb psi MECHANICS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

SYNIruNs.-'l'll bet sheep said an
Meredith TO his other half that our DO,
OHIO IS going crazy--ior no is prinning
At the plough, and he is grinning at the
barn, aud he IS grinning at the table
and ne - grlnDing to himself wherever
nc goes Poh,' replied the old woman
don, you know he got iODe ieiier thi.
morning 2
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Rev. n. G. COLLINS will preach OF
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the 2dll
and eth inst, in the Institute.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

A SMALL sPRINKLING OF CRIME
According e. the late accounts London contain
5000 thieves, 10 O00 couucsaBs snd 20 90,
gamblers 70 ,ay 0Othiog ot The bcggafs Sc.
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DAILY TIMES.
WEDNESDAY,, FEB &c, Is45.

vOLNEY u. PALMER, is our authorized
agent tor receiving Subscriptions and hdver>
tsemcntS Tor the w heeling Times aud Gazette.
his offices are.
leo Nassau street, NeW York.
SO Pine street, PhiiGdciphIa.
Coruel ol Baltimore y Calvert streets, Bal,
timoTc
10 Stare street, Boston.
Mr. w JAMES, is Ag'nr for The wheel
ING Times aud Advertiser and the Western
Va Times ant GaZ tie, tor TIC WeS'erh States
Iowa and Visions IN, assisted by Moses Meek,
90, James K Smlh. J 4 ID ut, G. IL CJmslock
+ Y Jennings and Il Gardner smith
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

W IRGINIA-Inierme Term Of Ohio
Circuit Superior Court, February "a 1915.
DECREE FOR Acc, UNIT.
The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company,
Conn Ilnan's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

MCLEan ~ TROUBLE AGAlN -McLeud,
who crcued such an uproar over the
country on account o. the par be- took, or
rather b'asIed, fr nOtouely sake, that be-
ook in the Caroline affair, snow petition
my the Canadian Legislature fr re ,cf.
alleging that his imprisonment in the u
nlied Saes reducee him 10 p ,yerty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

ENRESH BPLY. Bunyan's Pilgrims
~ Proeress, published by the Presbgtefiso
Bn'td OF Publication, beautiful Book; Psalms
add hymns, as used in the PrCsbyieriap
CHURCHES, TIE Prcsbvletian Aimnnae for iStJI
iuf sale " JOHN J BASWtLL5
70 Is Unlon H:qt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

Joseph W. Bpuck, son OF me l3x,Goy.
'rnor. has been app intcd Wcigher in
he New York Gu tom llousc uta salar,
% 1900 Dolls and ----- NJ rev, sor o
The Ex-Govrrnor. TO clcrksEip with
'aIary Of lOOO Dds.
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me- 1 our. truly.
CHRISTOPHER n SMITH,

HENRY SMl I'll
dEThc true and genuine 'Wstar'S BSlsam
% wa Chsiry,' ~ sold a. established agencies
"a a'l par Of the United States
Soil ~ Cincinnati on the corner Of FouNh
aud Wilnui stree g. by
SANFORD & PARK,
Ten 20 Gen'l Agents for lbe WeJefp 5is0s
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Superior Court.

Before Judge Vanderpoel.
Der. 11-Redmond rs Wnceisr- In this nAse air
noticed, the jury found for plaintiff So 484 81, with
.f'coidson, u.s. Rnpeye et ais.--Ths Jury in this
already noticed, rendered verdict for defendant
49,, James ~ Leather vs. F,H;am h Cozsens.- Stand
This was action OF SANDER to recover damages az
defendaat, who is an ex.Alderman and proprietor Q
american Hotel, by plain.ifF, who had been
a,oyed IN SAD house as waiter. The alleged sla
the plaintiff Of stealing silver ware The defence s
was, ,nat the plaintiff took away silver ware frod
oIdinaries OF the establishment which he dill ID
mu were never found. The jury will render 81
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Common Pleas.


tI Ut ii-Dfcisioss- Reuben smith jun. r.' job
Locke-Motion to set aside report of Referees ma
iayor Of defendant. This was an action of assump
recover recover the value Of a quantity Of csrpe,ing ali
s'o'n. ~ appeared that defendant ordered the @
w which he declined accepting. The oil cloth
esnt himself countermandsd the order. Report
hrmsd with costs
John. Bruce ads. Wiiiiam Hobby Report conhrmst
costs.
Jad.msns sna% fos d.sns.rs Sss on a. With co.t.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Police Intellluepca

SATURDAY, Oct ll-.f Ladu,s pocks, p;eE,y u
MeIcy NJ Gordon while travelling in company with her
nangnter IN one VI the Harlem Railroad cars last
~, ws Ioooed oi sb Her pocket was cut with some
sharp her purse taken out and after the mo
nsy ~ & aosac'ed was put back into the pocke with.
w 'n,e, 1cmg detected young manwho next to
much as to excite any suspicion 'N' WV ~
.hssuan with Intent 10 KiH.-A female named Hettv
severely wounded young man named EDWARD Hepb.r,s
N hnthony street. in the vicinity Of the Five
on.s' ~n kniie, the blade of which was about six
60 oeween the parties which has en- succeeded byhe
70 % noss feelings towards each other and each have
grevated character On the present OCCASION the
seq On en'erng rum shop last evening" found Herbert
unaer ne influence Of liquor and asleep when she i'm
WIN ~ staobng him in the right side the LEFT shouldcr
ana ms mead She was fully committed to answer
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

METEons-Two splendid Meteors were observed
al New Haven, one on Monday and the other on
Ma ndsw n th. evening Of each day The ono on
degrees and when il behind hon
u,sf oshs o. clouds its position about forty five de-
sees tae horizons and bearing about seventy do
49,. 49,. ... ~ worm by compass. Time of observed
isn ABOUT one second No report was heard or listen
sraUa n wednesday evening, about the same hour
sain ourst orth near the planet Mars and slow
p, p1neu INTO numerous fragments Its light was bril-
Tma Wnte ante and its blazing traip Of reddish hue
ni; =, snI tnree or four seconds. In brilliancy II
conpsed the moon, and the shadows which cast
auoDg u apparent size about one fourth that Of
M moon Inc observers did not wait for the report Of
nau Auention been given At explosion, its ele.
vson was twenty degrees and its bearing Hysix do.
our brethren in New York city had still more glorious
view Of this celestial stranger.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS. Alba
NJ riday, oct 10 is45 Present. 1t Gov Gardiner anf
- senators NO D. Grout ct al pIffs la error VS. q
townsend de in error. Mr. 8. stevens was heard 70,
pIns IN error Mr.. NJ T. Reynolds heard for deft n
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

y ADAMS Cove are requested to state that Mr..
% pluce VINO was injured by the railroad collision last
GeeI ~, was not as then stated, agent Of Adams &
Newark and New York on his own account All
tne artcss In his carpet bag when stolen have been
recoyered,-Nescark Adv. Of Fridov.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

MAn RoBBERY.-On the 18th of Augusglast, the
mail made up at the Geneva Post Office for the CITY
OF New York was stolen between that office and the rail
man OF the name Of Mason Seeley employ in carry.
ing the mails between the General Post Office and the
cars was arrested week before last by r. Dorshemer
special agent Of the Post Once Depsrtmen n on sus.
pcon o. being implicated in the robbery and on exam
was committed for trial at the next District Court
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Court NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. 81, 6e a. 90 1871 rs "a O, ,o
%, 90 to l06. ~ - '"
cscvrr CouRr.-Nos Is to 81, s7, "a, as, 20. so 40
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
oourt lhtklioxsmeA.

uErrk4L skssioss, Oct. ii-bsfers Recorder Tn.
madge, and Aldermen Stondnl and Charliok-M c. Pat.
tsrson, ESQ., District AttornSy
The Case Of Madaws Cesfsls the tuf this mar
sea- James NJ Smith made an upphton 10 ths eon fer
postponsmsnt Of the trial, In sdnsqvsncs Of the ab
of material witnesses for tie offence The court
granted the motion of counsel aAd the trial vas put
down for Monday, the Goth inst
The Case Of John SuIpGnln the case OF this indivi
zling goods belonging to L. Owen his employer John
Mckeon, Esq. moved that the court exclude VIM M
Price and James Brady Esqs counsel the pros
ecuon and the associates Of the District Attorpev on
the ground that they not authorised by Statute
law to prosecute criminal pleas Of this Mr. Nc
Keon then demurrsd to the Indictment, the ground
that il did not forth that tho de fendant not an
apprentice and the age of eighteen years. Grhs
indictment stated that he over twsnyone years Of
age]
the court, as not being tenable.
Trial fs, Msdemeansr.-Two lads named John Nc
Nevin and John Hutchinson, then tried for having
on the Sd OF June last blown the smoke of assao
teda into the apartment Of Mrs Clarissa Stanton, Of
No "a Cherry street. fromthe effects Of whch she be-
came seriously indisposed well several of her
Children, who were in the at the time.
Mrs Stanton testified that the accused occupied ad-
joining room in the house No 81 Cherry street, and
going into her on the Sd June she perceived a
noxious vapor which appeared to bs issuing from the
tube of tobacco pipe, introduced through aperture
in the partition Of her and that occupied by the
accused
MIR. Stanton testified that on entering the room
between 40 and II O'Clock at night, he found that
the room was impregnafed with noxious vapor, and
ducsd from the room occupied by the boys. The de.
fence called number of witnesses to prove the good
character of the lads and that they not the offend
ing parties.
The jury after brief consultation rendered verdict
Of Not Guilty
Ssntenees-John r o'Hsgan convicted of libel on
Jusce Oerrlson OF Brooklyn, sentenced to Be i'm
Hne Of $i0
The Court then adjourned until Monday morning
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
New Religious Movsmsnt-Cathelicity and
Professionalism.


New Religious Movemsnt-CathsIicity and
Pr0testantism.
The success which attended the lectures delivered
last season, at ST. Peters Church, byDr Pise, man-
ly owing to the publicity given them in the columns
of this journal, has stimulated that distinguished di
vine and DR.. Powers to the announcement OF ano-
her course, in the church, the distinctive
of the Catholic aith and the leading doctrines
of Christianity. This evening" the first of the new
series will be delivered by DR.. Powers, and the SUBJ
lec is chosen ''The Bible"-a theme affording
wide scope for the display of the theological acumea
extensive biblical erudition, and commanding elo-
quence which characterize the public efforts of that
able and popular divine.
One of the most frequently iterated charges pre-
ferred against the Catholic clergy by their Protes-
tant antagonists Is that they prohibit the reading of
the Bible. In this day such an accusation is quite
unfounded In former times, before the reforma-
ton OF Luher-in that dark night of ignorance and
crime, which preceded the dawning OF civil and
religious liberty in Christendom, it is well known
that the clergy endeavored to keep the masses of
the people III ignorance-enchained in the gloomy
dungeons OF ecclesiastical despotism. Under the
influence of ambition, wicked passions, and the
devil, the priests prohibited the reading of the
cred Scriptures by the common people. But now
the whole aspect OF the is changed. Catholics
read the Bible with the same freedom as Protes-
tants. There are now prohibitory edi cts debar-
ring the people, who adhere to that ancient faith,
from free access to the revelation of the will and
law of the Almighty. In fact, the Catholic Bible is
much larger than the Protestant Bible 1t includes
several books prophecy and historical sketches of
society IN ancient times, which are prohibited by
the Protes,ans. Thus, is singular fact, that the
Catholic believes more of the Bible than the Pro-
testant does.
Dr. Powers is going to tell us what the Catholics
believe concerning the Bible. He intends to 20
fully into the question of the authenticity of the
sacred record-defend its genuineness and autho-
nty from the cavs OF infidels-and vlndicate his
church from the charge of hostility to the universal
diffusion and study of the Bible. His lecture will.
we doubt not, be highly interesting, and we shall
report 1t accordingly In full. We know nothing of
the distinctions OF religious sects and parties. We
regard all the divisions OF the Christian church as
one farnily-dlffering in details and obseryances.
but all owning one origin. And thus we are ever
ready to advance and publish the TRUTH be it spoken
by Protestant, or Catholic, Presbyterian or Episco-
palian.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Sporting IntelIi0ence.

TRoTrINe AT THE BEACON Course HoaoxrS-Iadv
in three mile trot This is generally presumed 70
be rather too much for the latter present but in time
the knowing ones will have to look out
RACES OVER The uHIoS Course l.. 1.-The four mile
be given by the propretors 5000 of which will be Sver
to the second best horse provided three start This
s VOL! RT'dn'' good sport The northern stables are doing
ANGLO AMERICAN SHOOTING CLuB.-The aboo,;no
match announced to come off tomorrow is postponed
CRIcxET-The Brooklyn Star Cricket Club hold a
special meeting on TUESDAY evening. See ADVERTISE
ment
DEATH OF THE CELEBRATED TRoTIER "Icg Posryn-
This well known ANIMAL the property of Mr. sandford
subsequently held by DR.. Dixon and two other md
ca gentlemen in the presence of several persons
1t WIS found that his death was caused by an enlarge
nent 9th heart congestion Of the lungs and sb
scesses on each kidney.
The Boat RACE came off at the Long Dock uar.imu.
on Friday afternoon for which entered the follow
The Gipsey, entered by Brothers Roberta
The Battery Pet entered by Charles Thomas and John
The New York, entered bywm. H. Bolton to be rowed
BY picked crew. Wv e'
The Day after the Fair entered by Brothers Tenykes
Bssrd and w urGp OF foughkeepsie entered by John
"a dhe George Washington, entered by Francis Bigelow
Inc Hookimsnivy, entered by VIM H. Bolton
y was two mile heats, boat to win two heats 10
WIN. Inc following is the result:
George Washington,
Gipsey,
wssSinS;on n'Ius % ten yards In the s hea the George
hanoa su, proke one of her oars which threw her
cnance out Inc second for one pair Of scuIls dd
come o ooerts was ready and willing bnt his
Peutors were Rot. The attendance was hnss la;.aJ ~
&c hs asaS AND NonrHrRs LloHTThe race which
was TO have come of at Newport this mon,h bo,
the yachts Siren and Northern Light 1, petWeen
in consequence Of the withdrawal OF The Yacht pace
MAIL FACILITIES The Concord;o h,,.,,
remarks that five years ago it was lauohed :, g.,
predicting the establishment of dav line ~ hon, ~,
between New Orleans, Natchez and Vicksbnro "l, !,
mas come to pass, however, and that without anv
concert OF action, that boats ply as packe be-
ween these cities every day in the week. The In
clues Interested, to make an arrangement to trans
i. daily mail by these boats, made up an hour be-
.gre tne Time advertised tor starring and the editor
.sO Gs aecommends an application to the Postmaster
81 M 70 nave the mails for the Southwestern from
., ne Mlsslssippi valeyas far up. at least. az
lcksnurg1iorwarded altogether the great south.
ern route, that is, via New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

THREnDAYs LATER FROM HAvANA-Bv m. orr;,.,
Q, e ons'oval Colon Capt Smith, we are in receipt
o' iiavana papers up to the I'd instant There is no
news OF any importance in them. We refer to our
shipping list for the marine news.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

NAvAL.-U. ;. store ship Lexington, hence for
Texas with troops, &c., spoken on tbs o5,L ~.
of the Bemeni Islands -''n ui''
. mail schooner On-ka-hy-ee was slso sooL 90
about the same time and place. from Norfolk for q.
Cult Of Mexico. All well. ~ '''e
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Forsixn Intelligence.

The Great Britain intends to be as long IN cross
inq the Atlantic this time as she was on her first
trio. She is now in her fifteenth day.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-06
thursday EVENING, FEBRUARY 6. ls45

The section three, in township ten, of range
twelve.
Fractional township eleven, except sections two to
seven inclusive, of range twelve.
fractional township ten, Orange fourteen.
Fractional township thirteen except sections ten,
fourteen, twenty three and hry-si1 ofrange twelve
Fractionaltownshi fourteen, east OF Grand liver
OF range twelve.
Fractional township fourteen, east Of Grand river
except sections one, and thirty four of range
thirteen.
fractional township fifteen, north of Lake Po-
lourd, OF range thirteen.
The fractional sections thirty-three thirty-eght
forty and nifty, In township fourteen of range four
teen. '..
The lots or sections seventeen TO forty-one inclu-
slve, IN township sixteen, of range sixteen.
The lots VI sections to fifteen inclusive, and
lots seventeen TO sixty-six inclusive, in township
seventeen, OF range sixteen.
The lots sections forty seven, rty-eight and
iofly nine, and sections seventy four, seyentyhve
and seventy six, and sections eighy.two To- eighty
seven inclusive IN township seventeen of range sew
enteen.a
The lots foriy -nine ifty-one, fhy.two and fifty
eight, IN township eighteen, ofrange twenty-one.
fractional township fifteen, of range twenty-three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
(unless the lands are disposed ofO and lon
ger; and no private entries Of land in the townships
offered will be admitted until after the expiration of
the two weeks
Given under my hand at the City of Washington,
this second day Of September Ammo Domini, lSi4.
]. TYLER.
BY the President;
II n
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-06

At the Land Office at QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
commencing on Monday, the ninth day Of December
nert, for the disposal Of the public lands within the
east half Of the southwest quarter Of section sRhleen,
and the east half of the southeast quarter of section
'wenty-nine, IN township ten north, Of range slI
east, OF 4th principal meridian.
At the Land Office at DIXON, ILLINOIS, com
msncing on Monday, the sixteenth day Of December
nsrt' for the disposal Of the public lands within the
east part OF tbs northeast fractional quarter OF section
twenty-one, and the east part of the northwest rac-
tonal quarter of The section, in township forty
lhree north Of range one, east Of the third principal
meridian.
Ihe northeast quarter OF section eleven, in town.
snip twentysn OF range eight east Of the 4th pTnci-
pal MERIDIAN the west part of the northwest fraction
al quarter Of section one and the northeast fractional
quarter section two, in township sixteen, Of range
SIX, west OF tbs ith principal meridian.
The sales will each ba kept open for two weeks
(unless the lands are sooner disposed OF and lon
ger and no private entries of any lands herein de.
scrbed will be admitted, until after the expiration Of
the two weeks.
Given under my hand, al the city sf Washington,
this second day ofSePtenbeI Ammo Domini 1914.
J. TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. H. BLAZE,
Commissioner Of he GenI Land Office.