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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Extraordinary Mortahtg 1t viii be-
seen by tbe inspectors return, that he.
number OF deaths last week was fearfall,
large-no less than 474. Las was - IL
supposed. the increase Is by diseases inc;-
dent 10 extreme hot weather F;.h,.
died of cholera infantum 6Iy-6ya
oplexy. Sifiy-two Of conyulsions and s;v,a
seven OF local iaflammation. TIE daa,l.I
By. Consumption were iortyl Ave. IL d,on /
y m the head twenty and by dyseniery
fourteen. Y. Com. nh,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Estimated Loss By The Late Fire - We
are strongly impressed with the idea that
the amount of loss BY the late FIRE is great
~ over, estimated. Assuming that The
value Of the buildings destroyed would
average seven thousand dollars and this
is very large estimate considering the
amopn, Of available matter on the ground
the loss in buildings is about a million
and half. Add TO this three millions for
The goods destroyed and the loss falls short
.of fpe millions We are hsppyfo add that
probably nine ienihs Of this losssfallsupon
men Of wealth who will in no way suffer
from it. The INSURANCE COMPANIES can
pay, and their stock, since 1885, has no,
been held BY widows and orphans, bu, BY
men Of large means who could afford 10
risk few thousands 10 the hope Of get.
f,.ng very large premiums. The effect 81
.u's stsstt s6Ftai ty4!h SNsffffare npon the bns
alter !. MA. mas eesssd to 1oe subject Of con,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Az infant, four months old whose "a
rents reside a Ne. 100 Water street, Was
suffdcated Oh Saturday morning. inthe fpl.
lowing dreadful manner: The child was
lying upon aIbed which was generally Re-.
moved in the day time and putin q box;
and the female who had that duty TO pef
torn rolled Up the bed without noticing
Ithe'ebild, and put il way. When hihe
ch'!dNwas missed and search made fol il.
twas Of course dead. ~ r Td6,sns. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
H ERnlrAeE, April 8, lsl5.

u Il
II end tha, Mr. Blair and the Pfesi,
dent have got into some difficulty about
The Globe with Mr. Blair as lis editor)
being the executive organ. This is dit-5
ficul,y the President has got into where 4
can see no result bat Injury/to him, and
no Unstable cause On the Presidents
part Tor il. He believes Mr.. Blair has
become unpopular with part of the DEE
mocracy; be has~openei bis ears to. bad
advisers. MI Blair has more popularity,
i.hlhe democratic members Of Congress
and the democracy Of the United States,
than any editor ID them. and by thecourse
adopted chez will disunlie instead Of
uniting the democracy. :
present me 10 Mr.. Blair aud say TO
him that was SO sick yesterday and ext
hausled writing TO the President, that !
could not say halt what wished, but il |
have strength i viii write him agaih,--
Blair has taken proper stand, and know
will never suffer himself to lose character,
or be degraded. The Globe is TO be
bougbt-by what political clique, and 10
subserve what INTEREST,"? Is the renegade
politician @t**f*4 to have an interest
}Wbo would trust him in politics or for
money? My opinion is that when the
money is wanted il will not be. forthcom-
ling. Is M sior $500 Of -, to
He purchaser !? Il SO. ne is here consid
cred broke, an say 70 Bla'rfif be sellsto
have the cash, or good security, that is
Known and yotcbed for TO be good ibis
difficulty was entirely unexpected o me,
4 and has vexed me sorely. "
/ - T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

We are sorry 10 observe. from an adver-
|iisemept in The Republican. thai Mr..
John Wise. The celebrated Native Gen.
ius' Of our city. has become a lunaiic. II
will be some relief TO bis friends 10 learn
that be i perfectly harmless - Lancaster
Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

I'm Serart:-We learn that stale-
Teni made BIZ Vim. Stewart. a few DAYS
before his death. in relation TO his unf5f
tuna'e connection with The charge Of The
murder Of bis father is in the hands il
VIM, ? Preston, Esq and will be laid
before The public as soon as he returns i.
the city. that gentleman being now ab.enI
al Cape May.-sSun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

III, II%pg = caaage il Fasd'lons.- Tie.
~, 49, -, = aooH 70 oe dispensed With by
substituted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Conviction and Sentence Of Greea.-The
trial Of Henry G. Green, al Troy ,sfor The
murder Of his wife within a week after
their marriage, terminated on Saturday
afiernoo in verde: Of guilty and be,
was Immediately senteDced 10 rs evacn.'
ted on The 10Th September next W.
have already stated the peculiar circpm-
stances which gave extraordinary and in
tense interest 10 this deplorabls affair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

a bara Of Ovid -Zeller. Esq. near Ha-
gerstown, was struck bylioh,nino dnr;nn
ihundert>storn on Monday <nisht IA
born; to The ground. Ifcontained ! ,bcn.s
sand bushels of wheat and SIXTY tons Of
hay which were entirely destroyed, 10.
gether with ! very valuable imported
COW, thrashing machine. six sets Of gears.
and great may other articles. Nj. Is
loss, who j. very worthy-man, is estimat-
ed al upward. Of $1,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Contracts have already been made for
the ereciiopf Of stores on theIsi,es Of those
burnt in New York on Saturday week;
and 10 one sor two places, men are al
work clearing away The rubish prepaIato-
az 10 the work Of rebuilding.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
s.QI,ooo.ooo

TINS aggregate SURPRISES the loss BY the grea,
nre 10 new foFk st91ss1sSS . Then about twenty
millions OF dollars of property was destroyed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

57akmg |7eras oe,,Ism.n d,om
Texas now Ia Enrone 49, ~, ~ ~
ny Of SwisF are PREPARING i laava M, ~,
country and settle la TEXAS Iii, IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

A horrid murder was perpeira'ed re-
Gently on The Des Moines River. A
man, his wiie and two chlldren we're Kill
ed bg@thiee men, who are said 40 have
followed their victims from Pepnsyfvania.
Two Of the mnrderers were arrested nv
some wood choppers. who were a1,raeted
10 fhe spot BY the cries Of distress. line
third offered resistance, and was killed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Riding on Ro;l- Fire q
dent Of ihe sphiladel,b;s syilsspop-
from Colbornespa $500 ~ .us wla'ing
vious night, adrnnfen fsllor.sR vs. ny 'us ~
Of Gilbert, residino ;STs7 mi .'uo na'no
conviciedof beat;se s.. II es, way
fore rode uuon ! 81. az ~ r. auu I'ns,s-
would burn up tbe nlscs ,,sh: $3.50 e !.
about three o'ciock 5000 III .nvln'ns
by setting Ere u honss "h;sh $3.50 1870.
70 others. and ended IS III ss s'sn :pasau
slga' houses and stores. Gilbert look q
Inc woods, but be has been pursued and !.
arrested, and il now ID iaii here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Mountains on Fire. = We learn from The
boonsboro Old Fellow that the Caiociin
" ounla'n. - Frederick county. Md, is
again on FIRE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

rurE was NOT setslSs =, Wed BY the lavish use
made of during the cdasgraiion il ,ba, ci,v
on Saturday week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Rev*4Naihsnial Rowsons according %
the Hartford Couraub waskiilsd BY light
ming while in the open field AZ Hampton
Conn. on Monday week. He had rass
lin. his hand which was torn in pieces
Two. labofers al work with him in tie
field were STRUCK down, but no: seriously
injured. \ Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31


Il IL wen kao9n that Maj. VIM. B. Lewis, an
Auditor il the Treasury Department, has al
pays been one Of Gen. Jackson's especial pes,
and thai be always stood high 10 Gen JacSsou's
opinion.
Mr.. Polk, however, for some cause mol mace
public. removed Maj Lewis from his ofhee.
Preceding ana succeeding which. the Major re-
ceived several letters from Gen. Jackson, slrops,
" cOndsmna.orys Of any such proceeding, ana
which clearly showed that had Gen. Jacks9n nv
ed.as he Ietters we're written shortly before his
deaih -thefe would have been severe rupture
between @old Hickoryr and :'Youns Hickory
The canvass for Governor of Tennessee y
now going Oh, snd Maj. Lewis letters are gay.
ing the Locos, and giving Them much trouble,
They who loved Gen. Jackson, have fellow
feeling for his PETS.
In the Nashville Banner, We Nod another ex-
tract Of 4 letter from Gen. Jackson to Mr. Lewis
when 81 washing,oo. Mr.. Lewis says
II gake no apology for publishing the
lsnclqsed extractirom the Generals letters,
As my friendship for him has been doubt.
edfI want the public to understand how
far those who doubt il have arightthem.
selves 10 be considered his friends. Be.
sides The people expect and are entitled
TO see every line Tie General ever wrote
on public affairs, and sooner or later, they
viii be gralIfed by their publication. |
have several hundreds Of his letters run
Ding back to the time Of the last war with
England written 10 the freest and most
4 anreseryed manner, and there is not one
Of them thai would mol do credit both TO
his head and heaft-not line that does
mot breathe the sentiments Of pure, ar
dent and sincere patriot
The following isllhe.e1tfaet referred To-;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

The Hon. Jon In PopE died Al lis resi.
dence in Washington county, Ky, on Sa.
,arday. week. Ills death was suddea,
being caused bya stroke Of paralysis.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
secret out.

A letter from Washington in The Rich
mond Enquirer, thus betrays little &C.
crst Of the private character and conduct
Of Messrs. Blair and Rive., worth repeat
Ing now that i j. out: ~
70 It has oftlate become duiie 'sthe 60
with newspaper gossips to 'run On" about
the personal beauty Of Francis P. Blair;
Esq. There il no actotinting for TASTES;
50, ! will not undertake to quarrel with
my neighbor for the want df it--with those
who are more struck with his teeth, than
with the highly intellectual contour Of his
head and the sparkling Intelligence Of his
eve. "Handsome is as handsome docs;'
IL good old nursery "saw," and it ap-
plies most admirably to the CASE in point
a. Iou will admit when tell you, tha,
Francis P. Blair and his partner have
within four yeats, absolutely given away
iome ten thousand dollars (in such man.
ner too Is to disguise the fact from the ~.
Gipients) To persons who lost their en-.
ploymeht under the Govetnmeut in Iii.
city, Oh the secession Of the late futhles.
Whig administration. It wa but necss,
sary for one to have fallen under ths ope
!, ration Of Mr.. Ctay,s rule, q Is csHt .efts
], to ksep yosr JriiRds n o0fce, sif,;" 70 iih.
/ in, them ffiende whose active syihpathl
| asked 40 reward but Inward ssfistactioI
!. " having done ! kood deed; u do not ~
,,lieye That Messrs' Blair and Rives knoy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
4 fTraMs;;H::: - 90 ~ AliisAisu..
Fsos tks % Pieayuus Il aat0la>he ga
E61Af fkofk 1Nxfes

Thestesm ship New York; ;cspl. Wfhia
arrived II car pcvtElast svsninS, ii tiSo1.l
three hours from Galv Gsloa. 81 isellSif
over sixty passsngcrs, smonesk whoa vSrx
Gen. Saml. Houston, Ex-P President u fSS::
~, and family, who, i i said; ~ - -
for the Hefmltsgs. tI #s Nrtrasnrq Al \
The most importaat intsllieenssb bsa -.
Republic h contained u the fclleAinx
proclamation Of Presidsnt jan&s; fren whie6
i would ssem that the Executive = c;;iasi6{f
bis wisdom teeth Il last---ws usa tha ttor3
seem % denote That Tie doubt xhlck Nv
previous cotirse Of Predidenk JoRso IA
created, has net been rsuoxed Rsii ~
mind; nor should any one feiatss inie I
state Of security aid coiifdsncS uistit ~ b
finished" 1rtsi IN ssta sE
~ he p'rstdns ef ae RPsslk Y fss~s
fsa .aas 4 raoctAmAri0s. .s.ss.'s
Whasas; The people Sf r.. ~ havlsvinss,
90 decided i isl, that prYmpt sisl ds6aisS /,
action slloiild be had ,ipnn ti.s nrophsjaioA
Tor annexation; receh,l, sibiili,ed ~ tlsS
government Of The United Ssask5 sG I'm }
government, and that conv snsioli shSuIa |
be assembled Tor this purpose: and III.
Whsrsas, i i compet.nt lot .hs psobls
alone to decide finally upon The propoAiliok
fr annexation, aud by deputies in cssss..
vention assembled, 10 Sdcps consltatioi
with the view to the adinission of TSxsS
a. one q the States of the American Un.F
ion: and
Wae,eds, no authorlt, Il given y DIS
constitution OF this Republic, u shy branch
Of the government. TO call convenssoh si,d
to charge the organic law--this hsibe u
right reserved 70 tho psopls themlkitsa,
and which they alops cab properly slsr;;l
else:
Therefore, Be II known, that 1, Ah3oa'
Jones, President or thu Republic II rs1a1;;f
desirons Of giving direction and =tlIse3 ~
the public will, already % fully sxprssssda
do REcoMxEFD to the citisena Of TexaS,
that an election fol- aDeputies" 10 ! Coz.
vention Be held il the different 6cuhd1s u
the Republic; on Wednesday, ths lbdsla.
day Of June next, &c., Ac:; O.: ie.! yif
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

Corner Of kri's and Washingtoa street, oppesist
the Market House,
I'll AS received his Spring supply of Drugs
IN and Medicines; also, Paints OH. Var.
rish, Paint Brushes, Dve Stuffs. AL ur,, Mad.
der, laa'E', Glue, 'srll Lrnf, Bronze. Tur.
pcnsine. .rrd and Fish Oil, Winriow Glass
Whiting, Faily &C.. &c. In factia gccd and
oxtensivcsnrck of evsrv article in mis- line,
bought taad paid ioia in the hes, markets
and selling verv low Also, large aescr,.
ment of Patert Medicines: !: Dr. W,star,s Bal.
sam Of Nild Cherry: Df'. Brandre THIS Fitls-
Nerve and Rome Linirr rnts 4 shnestock,s Ver
mituge: Agns Pills ~ every Esse.ip;ion, al
genuine! and many other celebrated me d.
c'nes so Ounces French Quiniac, pir..
mar 29 ,,5 tsa. 81 .s5ss. s4's if3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

A newly married coupl. went u hoes:
keeping hot long since It Bossof; IN lo1s
lar street. AtBreakfast tke next fhofui6e;
after their entrance, the gsntlenah - =
his lady, my dear; this i Poplar ttfsse
and BY putting y lyou) In Il, i bteomsp
popular" ~.
aAnd By pttting y ii 4, = pfomptly -:
piled The lady, 1T win become fcPulbss.*
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

r AtlsrochAcs.-A rontempnf.fjjs tinly
sa, s:--sWhich vt onr mi. tocs ai,r Lanniliee
can look tack . few years, without en-
connieting the el4st u evrne worthy tss-
chanic? How many " Tie fortunes; litcls
- " inspife their possessors with 1iddJ
nations, have been earned By The t1et3
the jackplare, over the coai,tef u ions
shop, of w some cslief
humble occurationf Yettheif sdccessSra
are proud-to proud to stkne<dks tksit
humble origin, and like most Of thesa Wb6
do nothing, and could hash dons pcshing;
70 lii. their families from ths dust; sts ~
most pertinacious of their acquired fshk
and spurious aristscfacy:s ~ sss's Y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

Mr.. TSx; lie Bfaish Aiinlsser 4 WA.
ihgton, Is abou, To rnturn home. I{s h,1
prcshnte to the public gardens st Wash.
irgton large collection Of very hpndsoiH1
and rare flowers. tie value of 6hfrii ih3
Uhioh estimates al $Ec0 ffAHa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

Capt. Fremont l.ss gons up thi Mi51,
souri, river with bis company copsisting ~
sixty men. II he had needed ttoHsand1;
they could have been procuted &iih6ds
There was greet cotnpseitisAl
for the places. It was amusing 10 fsS tHS.
West Point cadets in the crowd stare = ~
tactics Of the "Mountain hoys' s''--an illuS.
tration Of theory versus pfactice, d acishcS
veysss experience. e.-.Al6. Rtp. g I 'sss'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

A Fellow said to Jew 49, ats<
VI DO you know they hang jsMta 1hd
jackssses together in Enghndp" i. -
II didn't, (replied the lsraslite; )bGt Il =
be true, i is fortunate that 5on iha | ars
moi there:"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
sstohn. ho&'s yoiir ina?,,

"J0nn, HoWt your MAJ q =. TaHlIsI,
ashes fat and ng-how1 5ourslfe
\. "Feeble enough. I've got % that TSsn
lick her now, and have every thinG -
own way. You don't see ~ sgDifa -
fands and doin' chores about lsntss - ysa
used to do!'' 81 sa.,..a feS...sfssus ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

Z A correspondent Of me hondoii lfinis1
Journal says that 1,esm boiler eiplosiea1
may Be prevented By thA very simple pluaI
Of having a small hdle drilled n tie plet1
Immediately over The Are place, ih4 6ll4d
with leadsn fivet, which will imsik Only!
when the water gets below Us ptopsi
level. @ f .#i g. M, ..4ts4 .'-..4 80
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

tam mot little psl<, y iAdnissd ! tai5
who was rather short and oorpnltnb Il 4
srnsty old bachelor. 'You lock neg1
IKE big tat," was the blunt rejoindsr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Law Partnership.

c. HALL. of Mount Pleasant, and F.
e2s d. MILLS, Of Burlington, have this day
associated themselves into partnership for the
practice Of Law under the name and styIe Of HalI
Mills. They will attend all the Courts ofthe
trst and second Judicial Districts, Criminal
business attended to in any nart OF the Territory.
Office in the brick hni'ding on Main street now
occupied BY 7. ID. Mills.
J. G. HALL,
+. ID. MILLS.
sept ID ,si--tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
LARD.
Window Glass.


EAn REAAS nedium aud Single Crum
lOO Rag and Straw wrapping paper, il
Store and for sale very cheap bv
mar 10 WM. GARRETT Il Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
BIZ JAMES A+l CLAnKr.l
Gbe wa;ftte and Aoufrtiscr
:'sssssr rs rusErsHxD WEEKLY nmsS. ss
fsid BY JAMES CLARKE: aaail
JEFFERSON sr.; BURLINGTON, IOWA fERR'Y.
T-EK 81 s I

r~o DeLIaRs per annani, Il psiri il Advance
-fsUA DoIs.ARs At the * xpirstioa OF the,ysar.-
NJ will be discontinued uatili all ar.
rearase. shall have been paid unless the option
fsAe editors: and no subscrisicn will be received
fesa shorter terra than three months. All sub
rrptioas for less than one year must be paid in
idrance..
Advertisements Of square and less will he Ia
tsrted once tor ONE DOLLAR; and for every suhse-
IuSesx insertion FIFTY CESTs will be charged. A
sbefAl discount will be made npon yearly adver-
in<asnss. s.fs tas
Postage nest be paid on ell communicatiousse Sc ut
I, this o;tsse.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Nairs

N0IkS-
EA KEGS Boston and Juniata Nails. ass,t
OO sizes, on hard and for sale, BY
aer26 '45 w. f. CUOLBAUGH 4 co :
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
RACON.
MOiasses.

Aonn CHOICE city cared liam. for sal.
lCOV BY fNlarch 81 Us DAvIr
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
whfskey

10 BBLS Cincinnati Whiskey, fof sale ~
". F. CoOLBAUGH & CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Hats and HOnnets
Prints.

C0n PIECES Spring and Simmer Prints.
ASID new and beautiful STYLES. i,ist received
and for sale very low, BY J.GL, UMAN. j
apr 10 40 Fe Water street. 5
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

AOuse, Sign and Fancy Painting.
COATES s. HAWKINS, VALLEY street. be-
~ tween Main and Water, will execute eve-
ry description Of Painting, plain and ornamental,
In the best and most approved style.
They respectfully ask share Of patronage
apr 81 '41-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

IC BBLS superior artice, for sale i,v
~ apr rs 45 COPP & PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
To Let.

ME email room south Of and adjoining
u Schramm's psecery store Oh Coinm bi;
street is for rent, BY
4 may 3 rs GRIMES e. STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
FrsANCss J. G. rEAsLEf;
forWarding&C Commission Merchan,

- u C13l{fIt
WATER STREET, %fef
BURLINGTON, IOWA. : :lt
DEALER N
Groceries, Paints and Oils.
sT TATAE Dlal'sH0G 0GfnSs EtEAH.Dvy Aialst
Qnsensmnre, iron. Js4ss, caps, (
Boots, Shoss. &c.
REFERENCES:
Messrs Edgeli 4 MuIiori, .ye,r Osieaas.
. Asa Farr. Jr.,
{" Ira Todd q Scna, 81. Lca,s
!" Greedy, Keith 4 Ray;s ~ s
Vet !, ib42 y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

l4antz 4 Ray,..as s IS -
Masefasfsrsrs et Frt.eh Barr Mtistone,, a.d
s.stsl s. Dsuls,'s in Boiling Cloths, '. -
.-sr BURLlNCTON, ROY A. I
Mllssfones made to order, and a aeonstaat SUM-
f'y on hand. Screen wire, hosting screws ana
mii irons, furnished at the shortest notice. and
warranted Of the best quality.
june Ally 4 los. :s8
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
C. w. BODEsrAN,

sept ii .4,--tf
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-01-10
nv THE PREslDtNr OF THE UNITED
STATES.

IN ,nrsuance OF law, |, JoHs TYLIR, President OF
| ,hs limited Sta es " America, do hereby declare
"a n,ks known, that u PUBLIC SALE will be
IA AZ The Land Off c at EVANSVILLE in
Ss territory OF FLORIDA, commencing on
vood,y the sixteenth day Of December next for the
E,Oo.,l of the unsp ropriated vacant public lands
.ihp the limits OF the townships hereinafter desig
h,ted, 10 VII;
S..A Ofhs Base line and East Of the meridian.
Townships twenty, twenty-one and twenty-five, o.
nnse ssnI en-. 81. IL, -I,.
sn,n m. two easternmost tiers Of sections and
,o0, wen two, twenty-seyen and thrty-iour, in
,o.0.bio sixteen the cas- half Of township seventeen
"a The east half Of TOW nshp eighteen, and the sec
,oo. ia spty one twenty-eghi and thlrty-thrce, In
a, uns township and all OF townships nineteen and
81, except the two ~rsternmost tiers OF sections
! me former, OF range nineteen.
Townships fourteen fifteen and sixteen oil ranges
,vsnt, twsny-one and twenty-five.
townships fifteen and twenty, OF range twenty
Ind, appropriated BY law for the use of schools,
Mi tary or other purposes, will be excluded from
sail.
Th,,ale will be kept open for two weeks unless
TIA and, are sooner dis posed OF and no longer and
n. ,ryat, en,re, Of lands 10 the townships so offer
Al will h, admitted until after the ex piration OF The
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
hi, 2ith day Of June, A. d. 1874
By The President:
Tho. Il. BLAZE,
COnmi,,iOnsr ofths General Land Ohes.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-01-10

The section three, in township ten, OF range
twelve.
Fractional township eleven, except sections two to
seven inclusive, of range twelve.
Fractional township ten, Off range fourteen.
Fractional township thirteen, except sections ten,
iour'een twenty and hrty-six of range twelve
Fractional township fourteen, east OF Grand river,
OF range twelve.
Fractional tow nship fourteen east OF Grand river
except sections one, two and thirty -four, Of range
thirteen. ETY.
Fractional township fifteen, north Of Lake Po-
ourd, OF range thirteen,
The fractional sections thirty-three, thihy-eight
lory and fifty, in township fourteen, OF range four
teen
The lots or sections seventeen TO for,y-ons ineIu-
S'e, In township sixteen Of range sixteen.
The lots sections one 10 fifteen inclusive and
lois seventeen 10 sixty.siK inclusive, in township
seventeen, OF range sixteen.
lie lots or sections forty-seven, fory-eight and
ory nine, and seetoos seventy -four seventy. five
and seventysiI, and sections eighty two to eighty
seven inclusive, IN township seventeen of range
enieen.
The lots for y-nin-, fty-one fny two and hhy-
eight in township egh teen, ofrange twenty, one
Fractional township fifteen, of range twenty three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military, or other purposes, will DO excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
(uness the lands are sooner disposed ofO and lon
gofi and no private entries OF land in the township.
80 offered will be admitted until after the cIp,r OF
the Two weeks.
Gwen under my hand at the City Of Washington,
this second day of September, Ammo Domn 1874.
J. TYLER.
BY the President;
Tho. IA. BLAME,