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u We requested Gull the attention Of the Stock
holders in the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company the
notice OF meeting be held this evening" matters Of
Immediate nieresi o them will be then presenfed-
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DIED, y
~ Petersburg, Virginia, Saturday afternoon ,bs,
April. after short illness, Mrs MARY Rosrsa
vito OF Mr. William Stetinius, of that place and duh,,
CO MI u T. Grammer, Of Washington city, in ,6iri,
first year Of her age. " '
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL .. isa,.
MONROE WARD.

UHfGS Or -noNROE U.sRDi
Meeting OF tho Wings VI Monroe Ward will be held
At DR.. Maupins School Room in Of the old Methodet
Church. respond 10 the call Of jefferson and Madison
Wards, Wednesday evening, q o'clock.
MANY wIIIGS.
Compiler and Star, requested copy "Wednesday
INN
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V \ j. u A Is l. T. a X Il &c LES
GLENN,S INDIAE DYE.

pbbNno INDIAN ~ n,
EI70R changing grey or red hair, or yhiskers,
n handsome and permanent Brown Jet Blsek.
injury the bar staining the skin The
natural and viii rub on whtes muslin.
so cents.
GLENN'S ROMAN RALYDOR,
Warranted obstinate the o.
pmpis Teckle- moth mophcy ednes tunbun
eaying the skin beautifully fair may be USED witou; The
danger is most debate complexion. Price 50
GLBNN'S INDIAN OIL,
Por promoting the growth and for scaufygg giving
Fossy removing dandfua aud pregcans falling
makes the hair shades darker color prevents
from turning grey Puce so per bottle
GLENN'S AROMATIC ROSE TOOTH PASTE.
This very pleasant and perfectly safe denhee psay
soib preventing and removing spo ncpen
decay gives ffness guns and fragrance
Price IS cents per boz
GLENN's SAPONACEUs COMPOUND,
faving equal superior any Shaving aoap Offer
Cd N public, producing with cod
emoe isef, dying the face, the
rendering oen tfoubesome operation Of shaving Of
pafative pleasure.
The above named lfieics been many
AMI satisfaction and confidently
to the pubic really rood Prepared aud fOI sale by
H. ". GLBgN.
Manufacturer and Importer Fancy soaps Perfumery Cobs
Toilet auiciss Sc No So opposite Exchange
Philadpb,, an ~ Drosg Pefumes others neatly an
the principal cities and tovnsiI the United SUITES
g1J- For sale IN Richmond ~
J. n. EUsTACE a son Druggist.
ap s-csw No 10, Wea Main Rgffet
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MARRIED

MAKKIED,
on Monday evening" April 7th, by the Rev. I,eopiJaa
kO-ser. Dr. JAMES DRrw McCAw, Miss Ley B.uou aIl
OF this city. 1870 -
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2. PoIHDExTER. G..
PUBLISHERS U. s. MAIL.
BULIETJN saturday 5A aud SUNDAY GA g..

TIE following New Works received so hour.
- In advance Of any Bspre.sin the country !
Nv this days mail
No Hequ~l TO the Quaker City; I2l eta
The Foster Brothers. Ron,peei by Mrs Eui. C.,,,, .,,
W 'he ho-e OF Thistle leland 1e. Ae; IS eta f
london Lancet for April 154s; SO cents.
NOS ~ and u Sketches Of Irish Character NY Mrs. O. Han
The Last Of the saIon- Tale Of the Time. Of William IN,
Conqnsror IS ets. ~ wv
The hneep, Regime; Wy O. r. r. lame. vo. 4, or.
P,snten.,ein or the Modern Prometbeus Ny Mrs. MARY w
shelley wife Of Percy Bys.'e Shelley Poet rs ca.
49, Lately arrived Ind for sale
~ The Monthly Magazines for April s
a. o history OF the Consulate Snd Empr, under NspoIeou
No. "a Lhers Living Age-iat cents
~ Nv rof. rmladephis and boston Weekly Newspaper.
NO History Of fmnce, by ". MebeIet IS cts 80
The laboursof Hercules by Punch with 10 iu.sor. rs ,.
hnoWlsons Caiue Doctor Compirte Doctor bel,s
Is cents. ~ s"' e''ss'
Donssie Slavery scripurai institution 4,
espondenee hrween the Rev Rchsfd Fuller Of n,Aufor n g.
and the Rev fanes wayiand Of Providence I-97Ic
The Arts and hisecsof Gambling with Iluaraohs by "
No 10 WANDERING Jew, by Hogene Sue inebeses edition.
No 9Pie,ors History Of The World by JOHN r,oa D. o..
tn" Love Maoho the Union Of Mr ADD Mrs Tom Toi ~
eny oes,on x.q Auhorof syv,stsr Sound &c with iHa
Don Fcs snd hts Ten Dsover- ny Aene. suissl.nd-qS
habcfss Edinburgh Journal part is, January isIs-f2Is
o,,snn' History Of the Popes No D. Translated from the
Mo'e GOOD things from cuics.hans. Omnibus, with e.os. y
No. ~ Ha,pen' Pictorial Bfb,e-Qse
MsnoiI- o. lhs L,eta ladies Of Ensiand by mr. r,vc,
huihoress Of an Overland Journey 10 Isd,.--9se 1850
IQeent- r.. WV '""''"-oh o' ne wors
French without Master In sr lessons. by A vo,,.,, os
Letters snd Journal ofrsnny gn.,-r. I2I " " E'es
baesofi; or, The Adventures Of s,.s.p, by ,,r,,
naessood Eineurgh Magazine Tor March. q, IN.
~" ""s"'' o. seven i-ant. ~ . Insraham; fal ca.
HALfiH a KELLER
49, . ConduetovsPubi.hsrs' ". a. M.n
lo' Msin street of Mai, and IAN "a
EveU Periodical and wo,t Of mer, for .sIs =
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We stated n fortnight ago that Guy H. c. iiieR Esq
was the Wing candidate for the county OF Monongaa
should have been for the Congressional District OF Monon
gala, Preston, &c. mr. Steenrods late Distrc) His
competitor is Mr. VIM q. Brown Of Prcston-a man
measurably inferior to Aen in cultivated intellect. This
the Mr.. B0rca Of Preston, who. when in the Lc
gsaturc, great anti Tahle Richmond but great
friend Of IL about Wheeling and among the wool
Of Monongala and the Pan hande lie can be Drilled.
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ALIENS OFfICE.

For this mornihg-AleIsnda Extra. Cias. s3davp IN Raj
uiore, Monday. April 9TH 1886. Splendid P,r.
600 eoes 5000 1880 1000 Ae ~ No. \. D,,,
Ballots Tickets ss-Shares IN proportion. 80
Drawn Nos Of heIandra Extra. Cisss si-Ap,l I'm.
"a 80 30 "a 40 80 IL Is 10 81 81 10 IN
Drawing OF heIindris Lottery, Class it-ApristI,;
80 20 Ia - IS 4S &c 65 81 % GO 20
Nos - ,! ~ prize OF $500 and Nos Is &C. lisa AMI 2
prize Of s230-boh sold and paid in the above '-
Dfawins OF Va Lrcshurg, Class No. i4-hpuI eth:
81 80 - 80 - 10 65 SIS 81 ~ IL
G. X. ALLEN,
~ No 3. gtela
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a ALD hpUNrAiN wUfsKEY.-9o Barrels superior okI n
sps-5i BLAIR a nRocKEsBRoUoH
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MORE NEW GOODS.
lust 70 HAND
~ 10 pc sag. Psns Bihonnes
- Bafcres
10 Mourning do
o dor Elbd Mouein shaws
" Tttst do
q" Bsnss do
Do pcarf-
100 pc Gnz Cksh
500 Fancy Prnis vsying price from 81 10 shiaas
PEI y4fd
We n're sSep'op The good. which be ,oh
81 cash. v BERKELEY n co,
ap uEier Mansion IIouse.
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BRAID, GARDINER a CARLTON,
"ANE received thrir usual large supply OF
u II syns Goods and o. The esd sor'eess q
nss Shoes iesss~r tss Paper Thres Cotton snd Wool Cards
As ses.on az unaI low prces, AID
s~s ssa buyers generally 70 give 10 eau before
pssrA~.as ny e-eodew
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WINCHESTER CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

SoNchcscotONab lNiCI.
The Wings have no candidate in this Gcrrymander. and
Mr.. Lucas the late member and Mr.. Bedinger the Dorr
sympahiser have the lists to themselves. Both have
show of regular nomination. and each claims the rcgu
lar nominee Let the Yhiss Of the District mind the
STATE Legislature,
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WASHINGTON. April q, 1916.
To ras Ep.ToRs oF TmE BALusoRE ParsIgr.
10 my letter in Mondays Patriot the curious word "sc-
qusoness" was mIsprini, msdo out Of scquildyeness
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-31
ShaWls, ShaWls |!

DICH CASHMERE, I'm. do, Brocha EmhN BeIviJere,
IL Golored SIX Black S liz, Black Satin, Damash,
Net, Plaid Kabye Florida, BIZ, and Colorel Nous,
Lame, Chine, Honey Comb Paris, Alabama Wool,
Plain AID Stalped Wooden Shawl, for sale cheap, by
LOVELY d. SEYMOUR,
Two doors north OF their old Stand.
November lIh 1874. 81
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GentIemen's Goods.

4 MEXICAN, English, French Black anl BIZ,
n Bacs, law, Green, Blue, Brown, Cadet anl Ok
ford " xh. Broad and Reayer Cloths Pho, do Bacs
and Fancy Gas imcres, Twec.-, SAT- net. Cashmere
Nalentia, Rich CoIorei and Back 81, Velvet, Il oh
PLAIN Black Watcrcl and Chg. Sl'iu-, Ilo.ery
Shirts and Drawer. Crava'-, Stocks and Cullar>
Hdkfs., Ac. &c. For sale cheap by
LOVELY If. SEYMOUR.
Two doors north of their old stand.
November l4ih, lSii 81
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HOW TO GET UEALTII!

VUNHOUSANDS OF persons continue to cure them
L selves Of oughs, cods headache, rheumatic a'ec,
lions, small pox, measles cosiiveness, Influenza and
the host of those indications of the body of the blood
being on, Of order, simply by pcrsevcringly using
Brandreh's Vegetable tnirersai Pills, so long a.
any symptoms OF arrangement in any organ remain.
Often, hy ado ting this course, which experience has
proved i according to nature, Icing merely assist
ing her, have many in few days been restored 70
health, who hut for Brandrehs Pills had been SEX
for months. The value of this medicine is indeed e.
vond price Agents. 27m6
:. +. Howard Burlington,
f.. b. Green, RIchmand,
J. Tuit'e, Essex,
Geo. b. Cakes, Jericho,
J. II. Tower, Underhill,
Geo. Ayres, Milton,
Il. Sander,on, West Milton,
II. b. lline, Wcsford,
Morton q. Clark, Willision,
Marcus Hull, Hncsbursh,
J. b. l>ham, Sheburn,
j. NJ. Staples, Charlotte.
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AMERTCANr ry1ySYSSyTy

l-VLs
New York City--p. T.. Iarnum Proprietor,
rNlilS Museum has 6 splendid halls over 100 feet in
l. length, containing upwards OF 100000 curl
o,iiy from every portion OF the Gole
Here are BEASTS, Birds REPTLE~, INSECTS, Fish.
Es, &c. &C., OF every species and kinds ever nnuwn
or heard of.
GRANp CosMoRAMA containing leaufu views OF
ancient aud modern cljics natural scenery mooplrb,
views dc. A large number OF new ones have ms
been received from some Of the rst artists Of Fan,r
NOVELTIES and CURosITIEs, such as DwAnrs
GIANTS, GIANrEs,Es, OURANG OurANGs, &c.. are Ill
wavs ensaaed when opportunity oilers.
hIch DIVERSIFIED aud INTERFERING rNrrRr.N.
MfSTs are Away given every evening, and evsr5
Wedne day and Saturday afternoons, by the mos,
talented performers. '''
EVERY STRANGER, as well a. citizen sholB Wis +,
ms e,labl shmenl, valuable instruction - coib.n.
ed with rational amusement
me price OF admission is always 25cen.s
August 81, lsIl IL
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SI'iiEL.

MAYORS Cast Steel assorted sizes
IN do double refined Shear do
Swcdos do, Naylors q Grayer German do.
Spring & Eng. ~ do
SNedes Steel 1or sleigh and Cutter shoes,
Toe Cork do also,
$50 Set Slcs plated sleigh aud Gutter Shoes.
Gro Bars, \i'r,, Anvlll- Brass Ketsles, Shovel.
SpaAc,, Log aud Trace CHAINS, dc &c which mak,
am Ir nmoneers assortment complete
Dec, 4, Al (2O STRONGS q Co.
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Dry Groceries.
~OO Bells. superine Flour,
10 HhiS ST. Croix, p X & n o, 81; cars,
IL Packages double refined loaf, crushed and
powdered do.
do Whc Havana do
GO Chests, Tyson, Hy>on Skin, Young Hy-
son and Pouchong Teas,
40 Bags Laguira and Old Java Collees,
40 Boxes bunch Rai>ins,
10 Kegs pure Ginger,
10 Hhd> ST. Cruiy and Cuba Mola>ses,
80 Boxes and keg~ plug and Cavendl>h To-
haccos OF superior brands.
10 Bills. lorllar|s fine cul Tobacco and Snul
30 Boxes TaIluw Candles,
80 Boxes Bar Soap,
1000 e.. puro Sperm Winter and spri
hleachcd and I'M lcached Oil.
Boxes sperm Candles,
100 Mats Cassia--l0 Boxes Starch
10 Casks Salcratus,
do Salt Peire,
5 do RICE,
100 Oils. Cod Fish,
Bhls. northern Salmon,
10 Bills Mes Pork, ciedr,
The Above, with other goods, are offered TO pur
chascrS in quantities 10 suit advantageous terms
hy % STRuNGS & Co.
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Heavy Hardware. &c.

A NVlLS, Vi,es, Brass Kettle, Hooks and II
n ges, log, trace and halter CHAINS, Caldron ket
lies, stove kettles and pos, ma-ln kettles, GRO bar,
sleigh and shoes, wro't nails horse nails, nail
manure and hay forks pick axes, brass and IRON wire
cloth, hoes, cast steel axes, coffee mills, Rat traps,
lead pipe, grind stones, led cord and halter rope,
hoop ron white wash paint stove, dust aud curriers'
brushes brooms, wood pals, Wagon and sleigh
mats, axle NUTS washers and bands, hollow ware,
plough castings, cooking stoves, canada box do, ash
kettles, grid irons copper and iron tea kettles. borax,
shovel and tongS, iron pumps ircn sinks, andirons,
&c, hy SlRONGS d. Co.
Nov. 80, A. 81
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"'rhe Boards are Ready"

MY Customer, don't seem to have taken the hint.
w don't understand this business. All my ac-
counts must le slrashtened by the first of janu.
arg ,bcy will be LETT with Attorney for collection
PHlNEHAS NASH.
Bmncon, Nov. 49, n. I6tf
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Es. EaATNhsSON

XX7OULD respectfully inform his customers and
w the public that he has lust received from New
York Fall and " ncr fashions, and all those avorin-
him with their patronage may rely on having their
work done ON ihr lowest terms and IN the ncatest
style. Also
Garments cleauel and cutting done on the shortest
notice aud warranted al hi. shop on the New Road,
two doors north Of II. WhInev's shop. iSf
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FOR SALE.
ELIAS LYMAN

ELIAS 10y MAN
INFORMS his customers that he has returned from
l. New York. where he purchased an extensive as
sortment of Dry Goods which added to his stock on
hand makes his assortment very large. II l. unnec-
ce>>arv to ennmcralc articles, but would invite hi>
irenl and customers call and examine for them
selves. DRY GROCERIES.
Also, general assortment OF Dry Groceries, Tea,
Sugar, Coiee, Spices both ground and not ground
Box Rai,ins. Keg do. Tobacco, Cut and Smoking do
Wool.ey's best Loaf Sugar East Boston double Re.
fined do. Crashed and Havana White Sugar, Brown
do. Laguira, Java and Rio Coffee, Saeratus &c. &c
ALSO,
Carpet Warps, Cotton Yarn, Wicking, Waddine
Bats, &c. A large assortment of
BUFFALO ROBES.
Srona'> Buildings. College st. Nov Is 1914. "a
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Il r u | Il .

4 PPLES, both fall and winter fruit ofthe choicest
N Gratis, by the larre hu>hcli Ounces, Or
ange., Lemon, Rai-i7-, fggs, Dates, Confectionery
Sweet Potatoes, Ne.
Ato, Oysters. y the Barrel, Kegg or hundre -
Che.,nui- Wallnuts, Almonds, Brazle, MADEIRA nd
Pea Nut,; Soda and Boston Crackers, d. &c, tor
sale cheap, by d. BLAChhAN'
Burlington. oct, lG, IA. ZOhb
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More New Goods.

TN addition to the already large stock Of Staple and
l Fancy Dry Goods which the subscribers have on
hand, they will receive by this days packet further
supply which will render their assortment as COM
pete as can be found in any sim lar establishment.
Being determined not TO be undersod by any one IN
the market they respectfully solicit their friends
and the public to give Them call before they make
their purchases. g. +. STAMFORD & Co
Nov Is, 1914. %
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Nj. q. EsA'pfgkBET% & 60
DR1PERS &, IIILORS,

N. ., Peck'- Binding,
IIAVE reiurntl from New York with superior
III assortment Of CLOTHS, CASAMERES, and
lNESTlNGS to-ethcr with an extensive as ortment
OF TRIMMINGS
Also, Bo>oms, Collars, Tailors' Crayons, Meas
ure>, &c. &c.
NJ G. RATHnuN, C. +. WARD.
Oct II. 1914 20
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New Fall g. Winter Goods.
DANIEL TX ERIN

XX7OUiD respectfully solicit the attention OF per,
w SINS wishing to purchase Goods TO ca and
examine his stock Of NEW GOODS, just received
and receiving from market, of the very richest anu
latest styles. -
FOR LADIES' DRESSES.
Alpine, French DIANE,
Alpaca, Leopard do
BombaZine, Afghan Satin,
Victorian Cloth, Cash. DEcosse,
NJ D'Laine. Cameleon Brc adj
Grape do Striped Chally,
FOR slIAWLs.
Thilct, NJ. Dlaine,
Broche, Satin Strp'd
Cashmere Honey Comb,
Srip'd silk, PLAID Wool,
Muns and Boos; a good assortment of Glmp''
Frngcs, BrgleS, Cut Beads, &c.
N. B.-The subscril or has on hand as good an as
soriment OF WOOLLEN CLOTHS, as can be found
n any Store in town, which he will sell as low a.
can e bought elsewhere of the same quality, no mis-
take. Persons wishing to purchase Cloths, please
call and examine my stock. ,
Also, good assortment of FAMILY uRONE-
RlfS Tea, Coffee. Sugar Moasses. &c.
All Of winch will be sold al the lowest rates, Tor
will not lie under odd by any one If ! know 1t.
Twodoor> south of Howard, Church 81.
Nov6 18Th 90 DANIEL KERN
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Machine Cards.

MANUFACTURED at Springfield Vermont, aud
VI Sprueicld Mas ,achu,eu-.
j. & j. II. PECK & Co.-Agsnt''
l,h Dec. IA %
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God

WANTED, twenty-five Cords Of WOOD. in ex-
w change fer Ca met work, at the Brick
Shop on Catlin> Lane ~ rods "a OF the Burling-
ton Bank. SAMUEL. NICHOLS.
Burlington Dec. oh 1911 2S-tt
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NEW GOODS.

For sale BY PECK ~ SPEAR, Apoihcrarc.
and Druggists, Buninrtun Vt ly2l
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-08
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.


TN pursuance of law, l, JOHN TYLER, President of
/ the United STATES of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that PUBLIC SALE will be
held at the Land Office at NEWNANSVlLLE in
the TERRITORY OF FLORIDA, commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day of December next for the
disposal of the unapproprated vacant public lands
within the limits of the townships hereinafter desig-
mated, to wit
South Of the Base line and East Of the meridian.
Townships twenty, twenty-one and twenty-five, OF
range eighteen.
The two easternmost tiers of sections in township
fifteen the two easernmost tiers of sections and sec
tions twenty two, tweDty-seven and thrty-four, IN
township sixteen, the half of township seventeen,
and the east half of tow nshp eighteen, and the sec
tons tw enty .one twenty -eght and thirtythree, in
the same township and all of townships nineteen and
twenty except the two westernmost tiers oil sections
in the former, of range nineteen.
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen OF ranges
twenty twenty-one and Twenty-Five.
Townships fifteen and twenty, of range twenty
three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks unless
the lands are disposed Of and no longer; and
no private entries of lands in the townships so offer
ed, will he admitted, until after the expiration of the
two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this oath day of june A. ID. 1874
By the President:
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES


TN pursuance Of law l. JouN TYLER, President OF
L the United States of Amerlco, do hereby declare
and make known that PUBLIC SALES will be
held at the aforementioned Land Offices in the
STA1EOF LOUISIANA, at the periods hereinaf-
ter designated to wit:
AT the Land Office at NATCHITOCHES, ON
mencng on Monday, the sixteenth day of Deem
Der next, for the disposal of the inappropriate
cant public lands, to which "private claims" are
alleged, under existing laws, within the limits of the
underline nioned townships, viz:
North ofhe 3la Degree of Latitude and West ofthe Me
rididn.
Township seven Orange five.
Fractional township eleven, on the south side OF
Red river, of range nine.
Township twenty-three, of range fourteen.
At the Land Office at OUACHiTA commencing
on Monday, the twenty-thitd day of December mex
for the disposal of the inappropriate vacant public
lands to which no "priyate claims" alleged, un-
der existing laws, within the limits of the undermen-
toned townships, viz
North of The 3la Degree Of Latitude and East Of the Ne.
rtdidn.
wnship fourteen, Of range FIVE
Fractional township one, Of range nine.
At the Land Office at OPELOUSAS, commenc-
ing on Monday the thireth day Of December next for
disposal of the unappropl lated vacant Iubc lands 10
which no "private claims" are alleged under existing
laws within the limits of the aforementioned town
ships and fractional townships, viz:
North ofe 3la Degree Of Latitude, East Of the .Nei-
dian Line, and South Of Red RiUsr.
Fractional township three, Orange three.
Township one and fractional township, three Of
range four
Fractional township four, Of ranges FIVE and sir.
South ofs 3la Degree Of Lutitud, and West Of the Me-
| ridar.
Townships seven and eight, except section thirty
one in the latter, Of range eleven
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work.
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