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NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance and for sale mt
l2l MAIN STREET,
BY y. w. RANDOLPH N CO.,
BOOkSELLERS AND BINDERS

= =
BY y. w. RANDOLPH N CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND BINDERS.
MONDAY. AFEiL 10.
New Law Dictionary. outline OF Acton Law ard
sui In Equity, by uonhou.e Of the Inner Temple By
II PenniI s,on OF the Philadelphia Bar-ss
No. q Louhsy q SOS. by Dekers-se
New Volumes BOhns S.andaId Liyeiy-eaeh ei,25
Memo 10 HuiehisOn
I'd ycl u, ekman's IistoIy Of Inventions
eehi1srs Revolt Of the Netherlands and 10 years War
ko'eoes Life Of Bensenu,o Genni vol D. CoIs Ioy
House Of Austria sehiEes Trials Egnorton
Historical Dramas
Bosues European Library Mehees History OF Roman Re
pubhc-i,25
Nos ~ and - Martin the Founding by Z sue-Isi
Nos - and 20 Yankte Doodle, AZ &c
Weekly Western Continent for April I7-6
fotk Weekly Ieiah
sifoeiet's Boston
Phlieephii Saturday Courier. Po,t and Garetie-6
hp'h No SINNERS Farmers Libary-s5 per annum
March No DctnoeIate Revcw-s1
"a suPpy Dumas George Pianer-30
9th Count OF Monte Cbrso "
Ianered OF the New Crusade by Disa 'Cor.iaE
BY" ke-25
Tom Hanson Avenser OF the Baek~ood by Young
so
Aprh No Lonion Laneei-5 90 per year
No ~ Pictorial iiiaory Enrlant-25
No Chamber.'s Cycloredr Eng sh Li,eraurc-25
Life IN London. Story
and misrIy, Virtue and Vice, llusiratcd-75
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ID. PAINE 81 CO.,
NJ ANAGE Frs OF LOTTERIES
RiChutoud, Va

WTHoLE TICKET Nos. Is 81 IS. the Grand Cspi,sl q,
w s60oo DOLLARS. s,n aud paid sight by PURCELL.
The s1me onaEi success, be expected by
their orders to U.s. or ITO { W. PURCELL.
Rrhr,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL. ESTATE IN TIE cry
or RICHMOND.

CohhlsSloNERs SALE or REAL. ESTATE IN TIE CITY
or RICHMOND.
" virtue OF decree Of the Superior Court
~ OF Law and Chaneey for the county and cry Of
hehmans ihal ~ Commissioner OF the Court proceed upon
WEDNESDAY The 18th day Of May
clock p NJ to sell At pubic auction
y al h- real property belonging to the
Bur- IN he city Of Richmond OF
on Ro-s street and several lots lying
aSd traf Kin streets and also let with small houses
thereon on Byrd ard FNh streets.
The TERMS Of sale will be for oneouh Of puha,e mo-
ney cash and the balance IN three equal
and eighteen months with For the
deferred payments the Puehler bond, ,eurty
ana me ute 10 be refined until the purchase money paid
plat OF the property can be by calling
PEACHY R. GRATTAN Comr
Sale conducted BY wEtLISaroS GoppIS, AueL
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liese to-'har' IN proportion Ceru6cae Of pacsase
Whoes 500 halves sts. quarters 1850
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOT-rERY Cv,., No ~, b.
drawn al Wilmington. Delaware, saturday MAY 18Th 1857
~ NuNBERs-I2 DRAWN BALiOTs

DAPER-HANGINGS.-The subscriber has
just Uc-ved isrrs ard srcrdd assortment Of Fer,h and
Anefan Paper nnfursof tc latest piiefna ne Of Gir
Nevet Fcscce AMI Pare OF every description prcs
Also. handomc Of Ffe Hrrtcrrr
WM BOOTH
Furu shinf Ware Room No. ifo. Main Street.
p s-kocms and En-res paprrcd Che manncr in
town and eounty. reasonable ap t6-i2m
To the Stockholders OF the Jamcs River and
KauawhR Company.
- ENTL EMEN;-Haying been applied to by
- ne proper number u ocshosr hod.nE the rsau ss
uussf u sharrs o. cali retuf % stockhoers OF he
Company hsreey invite Cspaoi in tbs CIV N
Rchuond TUESDAY, the On day q Nay nert for he pur
q tuE such measufes you may deem erpfer Ia -
sequence Of tie recent proeeedrFs TIE Lrsure rtv N
ire asuou q your BOY 80 ~ meeuuy on hs iT,b ..t
lam very respectfully, yoaf obt serv-t
WALTER GWYNN
nh ao--Trssti IN - ~,
ARATOGA WATER.-Saa,oga Water.
~ Congress spring for asby
PURCELL = LADD. Dusstsu
FW lOi NAN street
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By wellington Goddin, Auct.

NsOddIn, AuCt.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT THE HEAD OF CLAY sr
AND SEVERAL VACANT LOTS FOR BALE AT
AUCTION
" ILL be sold on THURSDAY afternoon the 81 r.an,
upOn the premises At O'Clock brek
meht lneaily newt situated No IL
Western termination, with the lot which ntaioips
neatly Of ground Tn. rooms
fheLen &C 10 slaisi Peter sunn
and snOins the small Co
TO leave the State, abe 10 Gtrzizss sci.
TERMS-fi cash ballnce at bic note,
lintee' added sseu'sd ~ ust deed approved endorse.
BY request Of the owner. w GOODIS, Auet
S Immediately after the above will .o several hand
some bueins Lots in the iShbourhooi.
sPsI-eu GoDDlN, Auet
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MUSIC FOR PIANO FORTE.
WEEKLY SUPPLY RECEIVED RY .. w
RANDOLPH & co.

No. t2i,m MAIN STREET.
Gp.fy "aidor THp lightly BY Ellington
What ibe Spell from Upeu Amila BY w NJ Brooke
have Rcamsd Mountain. Ny Naive and. by rseket
The FlIu Waltz a beautiful tviRaete) T. schumlbB
cannot Faucr would, 10 Open 90 Night Dancer, By q 10
der
Pc don't, ouiddrs bril- 1n,e, ny fuduc
Tho Wi on W. ode so- of The Haim7nansl BY Crosby
You part 10 by huber and adapted ~ Roncf
AFk nf not whati am th nkin7, BY = Lover
Tho Smile ~ ny May ~ Tucker Music BY r BfckcT
In thr Valley would dwell by knight
Sweet lcs'e young and simple
Ietu be- Gay,om Drama a on and Cardinal by Lcnay
Inc Consfu Departure, words by Jcfeys, Music BY GLOW
Love BE- our Guide words BY Trail Music BY Engsbrceht
author u Good BYr. G-
would 'tr bad mt Mamie, by Hamtanch.
W Randolph 60. have large tncnt Of Insrlc i'm
Books for Piano fpt' by different authors Violin.
mi Aceorian Pre- ~ Barrow Piano Pturnrrs
MUSICAL fNSrNtMENra 0f various 4 nds new wusr u.
cevrd weekly from De- Puhishua liberal discount made 10
Tsarhors Professors apd ssto, from tho country viii
meet with prompt auonfion }. W. RANDOLPH A. co,
ap9t Hoot. cHers AMI BOOK Birdlrs
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BY Inloes d Brvther
No. g. .H-fu street.
FRESH ORANGES. LEMONS AND RAts,Ns
AT AUCTION
On this tWEDNESDAYl Morning Apru o., =, - a..
commencing at 10 O'Clock, viii 1t AUCTION '''
100 BoIss PAerno OranFes
so do. DO
ALSO,
6S Boxes fresh Bunch Raisn.
TEHHs-SumI under 90, s..h ever sIoe -,.,A. A, g.
.9 P1Y-- sP 81 lNLoEs BROTHER Aasta
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GRAND sCHgNEs FOR MAY

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Cas- No Is-to be
drawn at Wilmington Del, Sa'uri,y. May ist 1917.
IS NUMBE as-I2 DRAwS BALLOIs.
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by William. q Is.xaII.
VALUABLE BUILDING rOrS At AUCTION
I'm TUESDAY afternoon 27th instant AZ 4
~ oeloes on the shah Action the rol ".
ING very de'ahls ou ling Lots lying Bullock
uon mos. of them Corpora on line ana ali Of th.g
havihs front Of act feet wbs sold de,ired in lots Of
smaller - 49,
No floating on Broad Street iio inches deep
No n do do do Ia5
No 81, 81 IS do Marshall Northern adj. and
running back lS3 feet inches 4 10 foot ably.
No ~ ~ &c, fronting CtaY and run
rinr back iS3 feet n,hes To a 10 foot arey
No 30 a. - fronting Cay side and running
back iOI feet inches
No ~ g. frontnx Clherine A. on the souh "A. ,,d ,
mig baeE 100 feet neh-.
TERhs-oRe third OF the purchase money and N. hal
anee IN ,w equal payments AMI of .,. NJ.
notes and deedf Of trust the property required
secure The credit pay
We detected BY that the above
will positively be sold without limit reserve
ap WILLIAMS a HAXALI.
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ENIs City Made ChnnncIcd Shocs.-The sub
- sritcr would invite hsfc'a md cufomc ate
iook ~ De fine of light frc french Cali Channe,d
Shoes which De- has had made during the sups
rf syc and not surpassed by manufactured this any
other city The Onion. Gen isu-n prefer havioa
e' 10 Or Sbes made order h. would respectfully
ave Their eaufe, good NJ they depend upon az
and fll and ben aihef imported rom Fsncs OF
AmeHs, which ever tsey prefer Orders hausy received ssd
efecutd win ., spatch. n u FRANKLIN
boot and sioo Msnaiaeurer,
.apAl Broad A., sbock1s MI. No. 2iS
imported o. Amsrca
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AnrtiOn Sales.
FlITIRE D.yx
By Iniocs a. BROTHER,
NJ Mr. 81

FUTURE DAfN-
By Inioe. Brothcr,
Ne {, Mas
LARGE SALE or NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE
uh FRIDAY hornirg. April R1d sore. COMMENCE M at
oeloes vii Auction close var on, eon,sau ,n
"ni'y aHieIss Of NV ard ieeoni hand furniture.
" Taf'iealars hereafter lNlOES L. BROTHER,
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Fly Williams a. RaxnlI.
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION
On "WEDNESDAY rsu The 2Is ip.t,n A. 10 ,,,.o.. in =,
sod In ftont Of our Auction Store ~
Prime e. CroE Sugars
Porto Rico
" Orleans MOas.es n barrel.
West India Hbds
Green LAsuala Coffee
RIO
Oh lava
MaTaeabo
BrghI Western Bacon sites
Shoulder.
Lard IN legs barrel.
Otard, DaEuy n Co. B,andy
lmit,lOn
Apple
kH'ra ene Gunpowdsr Tea
POvehoaK
Very superior Indigo n Kegs
spern CsntSs, superior auaIiy
ha.on's Chslerg q. nlaeEinx he Le
TrRs'-Ut der sltO. easb slOO ara owe, :. 80. ~.
proved paper apiT az !. ., s, ior Ap-
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REAL ESTATE on CHURCH nILI. ToR BALE AT
AUCTION.

REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL FoR BALE AT
AUCTION.
" ILL be sold at auction, upon the premises
w THURSDAY, 18th day Of Aprl ls47 eommepeB1
At O'Clock ih' large three story on Church hin
near Mr. Richard Ma one. occupied by Mr. u I.br Win ne
lot thereto every eezsary ot but for
the geniee accommodation OF family To person
Of purchasing retired residence advan,sge
TbRAs-pne third cash, balance equal m-u a, and
u months for negotiable secured by uson the
properly BY Ie9ueH Of the Trustee. w GODDIN Auet'r
ADDITIONAL
Immediately after the abve that h,udsos ,,
ace square Of land immtdy IN 'front.' OF Mr. Leber
1t val be subtivi;sd into suisble .ized building
TERMS accommodating, aFd made known day sale
by request OF the owners NH II w GODUlN AueL
The above sale postponed TO FRIDAY 23d IN. ant
apl6 W. GoDpIS Auet
EIGHT BUILDING LOTs on UNION HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION
M I'LL be sold on TUESDAY afternoon. the
e7h day April ls47 upon thu premise. eo1msncrs
oocE No l34 division bounded by o Som
atd .lsi streets VIII be subdivded into qua e acre
$50
TERMSt eash balance al and months for n.roab no,s,
WI approved endars'rs withheld.
byre3nssi Of the EIeeuriI Of the late John Van Lew
apo w. GoDDlN, Auet.
by Davenport. Allen & Co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On MONDAY tie Goth 10 O'Clock at our Auction
Store We VIII sell IN a'.o''nent OF Groceries,
Porto Rico Sugars
Prime sho-l.er bacon
Green LAsuayra Coffee
Brown sap
Winter Lamp OIL
Gunposder Black Teas
Port and Maee.a wines
Wrapping Pager
Rum
Hats ke, Ge
rERNs-over sloo, 1 mos credit Tor approved paper
Spso bAVENPoRT ALLENk CO. Aues
ORANGES AND LEMONS Ar AUCTION.
We VIII 'e, auction MONDAY. goth ApnL al 10 och
500 BoIes oranges in prime order
TERMs-oyer sOO NOS credit for approved 0ae,
slOO cash ap 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO. Auets.
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{. B.LUCk'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
on WALL STREET. OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
'ENHE following Grand Schemes for the month
- Of Arm offered al; LICK having sod more
Prizes Than other yendrr fneLs ana al Others DO
deal in Lotteries give ihose IN The com tr he
would say that 10 seeurs Capital they should their
orteTst 10 G. h. LUCK Richmond, Va.
BRILLIANT FOR 25tb APRIL!
100000, 3 OF 5000. 3Of75O0, rs OF 1000!
Lowest 3-number Prize $500.
Grand Consolidated Lopey Class Ito drawn on Saturday
Api 24h, l.i7 at Wilmington Del. - Drawn Grapd
Captal'! prEe Of $4,000 $4,000 1900 5000 Of 46sa
IS Of 1000, eco Of 500 and $500 T.ele,s
halves $50 AIS Certificate OF Whole Tickets viii be sent
$3.50.
100000!
Divided into Prizes Of $4,000!
sUsoUEHANNA LOTTERY. class 81: to be drawn on Wed
nssiay, April IS lsi7, At Baltimore.
Pines $40 900 so Prizes G......Ioc 600
....do............ 5000 Sc do........... SEQ
....do.......... $500 so ....do............ 300
PnIes of.......... $500 sc. sc
Tickets $40 halves 8 quarters SO. Ceuheate OF whos
Sl3O-shares in proportion.
20 have cay Lotteries from twenty dollars and
when remittance made small viii AWAY, in
vest IN the mot popular Lotteries The Irawngs sent
when requested 10 all who order essh for ali Ci7i
a car be had as usual sight on enclosing cash
Prize nckts The postage need PAID The Tekes IN the
above Lotteries received addressed 10 me Mil
meet The NOS, prompt and confidential attention.
Address c. Z. LUCK.
nh Richmond VI,
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HAYNES ENPECTORANT.-ThsM edicin, has aires
- dy proved itself IN be all that has been
who have lair test in country and the
Increase daily We have heard Of
whch has been Ell -ied by The OF in neighbornE
town The case that NJ female who had Tor long
urd The care n rhycln bat had received relief
considered hopeless AZ last resort purchased
bottle Of Dr Inynes EHpccon which caused her c1peoTi
ee gradually entrcd her rapidly restoring
health We have no hesitation saying preparation Of
Dr Jayne for the Of Coughs Colds Influenza Asthm
&c the valuable medicine ever offered 10 the
American public There quackery Jayne ono
Of the mot fsn pracsng Physicians Prnn,yvauia apd
wherever his various preparations have been oougy tested
o1iel upon at public benefci-fsourrsr me JauP
Pcgatrd only d. ID. jayne, aud sold by JOHNSTON,
Druggist No. us. Main Street sole Agent the propr etor
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Ilckets sO-shares Cert hcAe packaFe Of
Whoiss siso 90 DO halves SOC. 60 DO quarters $40
susoUEHANNA LOTTERY, Glass No. e. to be dawn a, Bal
umorc on "Wednesday. May Sth, lsi7.
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NOTIJE TO BUILDERS.

IHNHE Subscribers have just received the follow.
Il RuinE Goods which they At very low prices
5, e, 7 and 2 inch Carpenters Locks
SO and inch American Knob Locks
Upr gilt and aiorice Locks
Knob AMI Thumb Iaiehcs
Narrow fast ard iolss Joint Butts
Broad 'at and loose JOINT Butts
strap andBsck Zap Hinges and Hooks and Hinges
Round. square and fat Shutter I'd Tail Bolts
Shutter and Sash fas ennrs
Screws Finishing Cut aud Wrought Nall,
CLARKSON 4 GARDNER.
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Aurtion Soils
By DanIep, renenrc a 90.

By DanIep. uoaoarc a co.
sEAsoNABLE nay GoOoS. AR AUCTION
On "WEDNESDAY, bs 9s ms. easnns ncirr Al eeo,h "A
our Sass Room Zap ssirsi Nh s-pesa
% 'sA.onabl, Dry Goods perfectly but rurrh
81 ener enE 'sy mihy deaabs aess sa.bs fs pnns anl
SUMNER sah-s Auoug which siu . found
Supsrdse FAshsh ard German blue IA Cl,sA.
Blu.. bk and hrey Ca,.m.re.
Ameneaa Prints and Pad Cinrham.
Svlrndid Chutz. Prints, sup rane law.
a. Win. Canbr,cs and Isecnss
BTJ-n and white ILasn Dtn.
CHECKED Pantheon stuas Ga
- sud - BjeleheJ shirung. snd shrstius.
a, Do A,
New style Musinl. Orxarda Lawn.
Bed Ticking. hish Linens
eupethne Porg,e Iidkfs. Cotton 20.
HOOKS aud Eyes Pin.. NJ
rEEss-Uoder siO0 over 500 nao,h. ...,, 4. -
proved negotiable paper. w ~
apo DUNLOP MoSCURE A co A,,,.
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by n. B. a. q. ~. HiII.

NtkTOeS.
~ % sod BY US Tbs Morning O'clock one Nero wo
aho mud one Negro Carl 10 Cd, ".
~ P<i & HILL. Aucfs
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BARRELS WANTED

l0AtL EMPTY FLOUR BARRELS. with
| =. " or w h5ui two heads, bat usu,I hunter OF
| unoPs Etqlfe OF pio JONES l. wIN-FON
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From the Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday.
RECEIPT ion of the President.

From the correspondence published below, it will be
seen that the President will reach Richmond this after
noon, and remain but short time. The Union says that
he will be accompanied by Mrs Polk, the Secretary OF
the Navy and his daughter and Colonel Walker the Presl
dents private secretary. They expect reach Raleigh
on Saturday, and Chapel Hill on Monday The COM
mencement of the college will be on Thursday, and on
the next day the President will his return TO
Washington.
We subjoin brief programme adopted by the COM
mee of arrangements, and we feel satisfied that the
courtesy characteristic of Virginia. will be shown by
our fellow citizens the Chief Magistrate OF the nation,
and our other distinguished visiters.
AT meeting OF the committee for the reception OF the
President and the Secretary ofhe Navy who expected in
this city this afternoon (Friday the 18th May o'clock,
the officers OF the military companies invited TO unite
in the conference, and the following programme was ar
ranged
Isl. The military to be formed in line at lFolfpast
O'clock Broad street, under the direction OF the senior
officer,
ID The President and Secretary be received by the
mayor OF the city and the commiuee nj the and after
passing the military in line be escorted by them and the
State and city authorities the Capitol in the south por
co OF which sautaons will be interchansed
3D. After passing the line, carriages will be in readiness
carry the President and Secretary OF the Navy to the Cap
itol, and thence TO the Petersburg depot.
lih Carriages will be in readiness the for Mrs
Polk and the other ladies', who will be escorted the
ccutve council chamber which has been rendered as their
reception room.
5t The Presidents salute will be fred from the terrace,
south OF the Capitol.
The whole and procession be under the direction
of Capt Thomas II. Ellis, senior officer present, and
Rarshal
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and the committee of arrangements, passed on 1901 IN
front OF the military drawn up in the following ORDER
The Richmond dragons, Lieutenant Marx commanding
the artillery, Captain Ellis; the Blues, Captain Temp
kins the Eagle infantry Captain Nicholas; the Greys,
Captain Elott and the State Guard Captain Dimmoek.
They then took carriages, and escorted by the military,
moved on to the south porico oil the Capitol, where an
immense crowd had assembled and where the President
exchanged salutaons with hundreds of citizens.
The military ranged on the terrace below and pre-
sened very picturesque appearance From this point
aso Captain Ellss big guns fired the Presidents salute
OF u guns.
Mrs Polk, and the ladies in company, were escorted
by members OF the committee TO the Council Chamber
which was hed by ladies, who called to pay their re-
specs The President and party having viewed the noble
statue OF Washington, the State Library and the beaut
ful prospect across the river returned their carriages,
and were escorted by the military and citizens TO the Pc
tersbug depot, where large crowd had assembled 10
see the cars set out, al 7, p,
Dr. Cox, mayor OF Petersburg and Major w k.
Drnkard accompanied the President 10 the Little Cock
ade town. where they would take supper and travel on
through the night 10 North Carolina. The fine band of
the Greys went in the southern cars, Chapel
Hill: As the cars moved off, il struck up stirring air,
The President and party were in the city about two
hours, and we know that they highly grathed at
their kind and cordial reception by citizens, They
could not have feit otherwise, we are satisfied.
Much credit is due TO the mayor OF the city, Capt Ellis,
the senior officer IN command, and the committee OF
engagements, (Alr c. +. Osborn at their head for the
spirited and successful manner in which the simple and
republican ceremonies were conducted.
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BY the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance of law, James X Polk, President of the
known that public sales will be held the aforementioned
land offices in the State OF Indana the periods herci
after designated the sale Of the following described lands
situated in the ae Miami SESSIONS, in said State TO wit
At the land office of INDIANAPOLIS commencing on
Monday the fourth day OF September next for the disposal
of the public lands within the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, to witt
North of the base ne and east Of the second principal meri
dian.
Fractional townships wen-one, twenty-five, and TWEEN
y-thrcc the former "Creat Miami Reserve of range
Fractional township twenty-o and townships twenty
two and twenty-tiree, IN the orier Treat Miami he
serve" Of ranges two, three, four, hve, and six
fractional townships twenty and twenty-three in the
former Great Miami Reserve of range
Fractional township Senyth5ee in the former reserve OF
:" two miles square the Saamanie river" OF ranges
At the land Office FORT WAYNE, commencing on
Monday the eighteenth day of September next for the dis
posa OF the public lands within the aforementioned town
ships and fractional townships, towit:
North Of The base line and east Of the second principal msrt-
Townships twenty-our, Twenty-Five and tventy,sx and
fractional township twenyscven, in the former Great MI
ami Reserve" OF ranges five and six.
Fractional townships weniy-iour, twenty-five, twenty
six, and twcnty-seven, in the former Great Miami Re
serve" and fractional townships thirty three and thirty
four in the former reserve at "Flat Bellys Village, OF
fractional townships twenty-scvcn and twentyeigh in
the former OF Six miles square AT the forks OF the
Wabash river, and fractional townships thirty three and
hirtyour in the former reserve at fla Belly Village
OF range eight.
Fractional townships tWenty-seNen
OF ix miles square the forks OF the
Wabash river and fractional township thrty-ons IN the
former reserve ''Seek's village of range nine
Fractional township tweny-seven, in the former
''Fat Rock :; fractional townships tweny-eght twenty
nne and thirty, in the former ut Mouth oil the
Aboite river and the Racoon Village, and fractional
township thrtyone, the former at Seeks VIII
age, - of range
Fractional townships twenty twcntyeight, twenty
nine and thirty, in the former reserves at Fiat Rock,
'he mouth OF the Aboie river" and the :" Raccoon VII
Iage," of range eleven.
Fractional townships twentyeght and twenty nine, in
the former ''the mouth of the Aboite river OF
range twelve.
At the land Office ut WINAMAC, commencing on Mon.
Az ,ia u-,t,60i d,, NJ ssntc,rlnr neyt or The ali
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Rv K. M. DY.ER .;ucfioneer.


LNATENSlVE SALE OF BEST PARLOR AND CHAM
10 O'Clock, m, shall sell the residence OF Charles
Gordon, esq., street, nearly opposite Mrs General
Maconbs his household furniture, comprising large col
lection of useful and substantial household articles, aongs
which
Mahogany parlor and arm chairs
Do sofas and rocking chairs
do parlor secretary, pier glass
Do pier, dining, and card tables
handsome orange window curtains and ornaments,
pair Venetian blinds
superior piano forte
Several pairs bronze mantel lamps
pair OF plated iour-ght branches candesticks, fruit
baskets, coasters, Nc.
Silver spoons, forks, and syphon
dozen steel plated and albaita spoons
dozen knives with and without forks, ivory handles
Glass and crockery ware, fire-rons, 10 carpets
Ugh and French post maple and mahogany bedsteads
10 very superior feather beds and mattresses
40 pairs large sheets and pillow-cases
70 pairs blankets, counterpanes
70 extra large table cloths some very handsome
Napkins, towels, Nc mahogany bureaus
Wardrobes, washsiands, looking glasses, &c.
it'll many other articles too mention, and
lot OF kitchen requisites.
Also, barouche, and excellent family horse and
buggy.
Terms sae All of and under $50 cash; over 800
credit OF two iour and six months orapproved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
II. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
&C. The Dwelling House, which is of the
venen in the city, for For further particulars
information inquire the premises of Charles Gordon,
esq, of the subscriber.
VIII also be sold private sale square No. 357, together
with the house thereon being OF the best squares for
garden in the city.
may 20 r. w. DYER, Auctioneer