The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-20

BY the Prsssdens Of the United States.
ss of OF In III 1885, 8
the President Of the United States sell the reserved min
oIe' JAMES K POLK, Presids9 Of the United State,
OF America do hereby declare and make known, that
public sale win be held the land office at MINERAL
Mb as wso May @ s
poe of the following sections and OF sections of land
heretofore reserved from sale as embracing valuable lead
Wst Of the fourth principal meridian
Parts OF sections six seyen eight nine en twelve TWEEN
thry-,hree in township one; sections six and eight and
parts OF sections two and hirtyone, in township two
thirty, and thirty three and parts sections ton fourteen
tweny-one twenty-five, twenty five, twentysx, twenty
three twelve, thirteen tweny-iour, twenyseven,
and thyfou and parts of sections eight fourteen
and thirty six and parts OF sections eleven fourteen,
ilteen twenty-five, twenty-six twenty thry-iour
parts of sections two, twenty four twenty-five and thirty
sections Iriyap and ed hry ss IN ownspp seven
and section twenty -four, in township eight all Of range
fractional sections twentynine and hirty-two on the
main land and parts of sections two, twelve and twenty
six seven nineteen, twenty ihry-tree thirty five,
and thirtysx, in township two; section ty,six and
three section thirteen and parts of sections wentyeighi
and IN township o 81 four and section ,r
twelve and parts sections four five in township two
parts of.ec,ions thirteen twenty wenyour, twenty
i've tweny-six, hirty-ree, and thirty-sx in township
range three part Of section twenty in ownsp three
twenty weny-nine, and thrW and parts of
eight in township four and par Of section twenyegh,
in township seven all Of range four section tweny.one
parts of sections twenty-five twentysx, wentyseven,
twenynne thirty four hirtyfve, and hirtysx, in
ship four and part OF section fourteen, in township five, all
Of range five
East Of the fourth principal meridian.
six and hirtyone and parts Of sections two
five, seven, ten, eleven, twelve thirteen, fourteen, f
two twenty twenty-five twenty seven tweny-egh
thirty, thytwo thirty three, and thirty FOUR in township
thry-three hirtyour, thirty five, and thrysx, in town
ship parts Of sections twenty twenty nine, and thirty
fve in township three parts of sections one and twenty
one in township ou section thirty and parts of sections
three eight nine thirteen fourteen eighteen twenty
one hirtyon thirty five, and hrtysx, in township ve
e is x ana sections TIVE @
eight tweny-nne, and thry-three and parts OF sections
range one sections, two hree four six seven eight nine
en eleven weve thirteen, and twenty ofections
tweny-one, tweny-iwo tweny-tlee thirty, thry-one
thiy-two, ythrce, and hirtysx, in township
sections twenty-five, wenysix, twentyseven, twenty,
eight twenty-nine, thirty, thirty three, hirtyou thirty
FIVE and n snd parts o Of ee Of o ~s
and thirty, in township three parts OF sections one, two
three four five SIX even eight nine, ten eleven twelve
thirteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty twenty-one
two, twenty -four, twenty iye twentysx, thirty, irtyone
thrty-two, thirty three, and hirtyve, township five
tweny-three iweniy-our, thirty three, and ihy-lour, in
township six, all of range two parts OF sections six and
one and parts of sections four six, twelve, tweny-one
snd ana tom "
teen, fifteen. eighteen twenty, twentyour and twenty
ty-eeht and parts of sections seven seventeen twenty
twenty-five and hirtyhree, in township four; sections
ty-one and thirty-two and parts Of sections eight ten
twenty-five, tweny-nne thirty and thirtyhree, in town
lions thirteen, seventeen twenty twentyor, twenty
seven, twentyeight ihy-th and thiry-iour in town
township all of range three part of section nine, in
parts three, ten twelve, thirteen, and eighteen,
in township two part Of section seventeen, in township
three, thirty, and hirtyone, in township four part of
thirty-hve, township five and nineteen
wenty-sx and parts OF sections ve nine eleven fifteen
eighteen, twenty twenty-five, tweny-hree, twentsev
en-, twenty-eght, thirtyone, and hirytwo, in town.
ship six all of range four parts of sections eight
teen, and eighteen in township one; sections
Nineteen IN township two 3 and hy
in township three sections twentyscven and twenty eight,
and thirty, township four and two and eigh-
teen and parts Of sections seven eight fourteen
ve soon eleven, and part of section eight, township
ve section ELEVEN and parts dissection eight in township
wenty-one, twenty two, wentysix, twenty seven, and
ry h e s pTsi 81 m o%n
ship and part OF section thylour, in township three
all Of range of section four, township three,
parts OF sections swenyseven, thrtyfour, and irtyve,
in township four and part Of section in township
seven, all Of range eight
All quarter quarter sections of the above lands
ed in whole part by those mining leases which shall
be determined by the day fixed for the
OF the SALE will be excluded therefonn.
Presumption claims will be allowed to of the
above lands until after they have been offered at public
sae and become subject to private entry; and all of such
lands contain mine mines of lead actually dis
covered and being worked, will be sold in such legal sub
at less than dollars and fifty cents per
lands disposed Off and longer and pri
OF land in the sections and parts of
offered will be admitted until after the expiration of two
weeks from the commencement of said sale.
In further execution of the said act, have caused the
Commissioner of the General Land Office publish with
this proclamation brief description of the mineral region
which these lands lie and of the lands offered
sale, which has been prepared from official documents and
other OF information
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this
twentieth day of November, ammo Dolnni thousand
eight hundred and forty-sx. sllsdtt.
JAMES X. POLK
BY the Presidents Il
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Tho lands embraced by the above proclamation of the
President of the United States, contain many of the most
valuable lead mines actually opened and worked which
have been discovered and from indications the
face and experiments made in digging, il is believed that
others equally valuable exist and may be explored at