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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

For llsod or Codi-Summer or Winter.
s3TtE subscribers have secured the exclusive ri h, for
a. The city Of Wheeline and county Of Ohio, and are
manufacturing tue above useful, err a Mental aud splen.
did stoves of three different sizes winch Cor res,ness and
'Aflely IN cooking and economy OF fsei mot consuming
in"fe man cents worth of Focal per day and cook fer
tihe kind in use. We appeal 10 our citizens and tie
meighbofins counties to palronize the manufactures of
tlelr own fsther imam encourage those of Cincinnati and
"'hef places especially when they can he better accom-.
hiodated with that useful article of furniture, a good. e.
conenica! and very cheap Cooking Stove. Satisfactory
references gwen TO persons who have them in use.
Mehave also a greal variety of Cooking Stove. adam.
led for Mood and coal, a general assortment of castinas
a. Ih@ sWEENEY l. MATHEWS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
QUINCY
,ORNER Or MAIN * QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, va.
HAMILTON. SAND~ d co.

Wdreh0use No. Z, Mnr0e Street.
I'HE subscribers are prepared 10 make and Keen con
stanty on hand al the above establishments. ALI inds
oi castings, cooking. Franklin, Balloon, aud Cannon
Stoves o. all sizes and patterns; ~ioliowwafe, Wagon
Bo1es Plough Castings, Crates, Flat Irons, Sugar and
" ash helues- &c. a complete assortment. We have
ust received some splendid patterns for Parior Crales
li's neatest ever brought To this city. Person. who IL.
tena euiising arc respectfully requested 10 examine them
before purchasing any other Kind. Wehave a large loi
OF patterns for Mil gearing, the best in the place. wh,eh
We WIN make To order al the lowest rales; also rhreshI
ing Machine Castings. We will also continue To- mann
iaetufe the different kinds of Ploughs eomeiete. nsea ia
ms section Of country, and warranted equal TO ANN n.ds
~ the western country. We will warrant all our 80
lses ana o'her WORK done al our establishment. and =,
cheap as can be made in Pitisha rgh. Cineinnstf ~ -.
othei esiahitsnmeni ia this city. Persons wi.h,ng -
pnIshsse any q &c ga our line will please siye /.
ana tam nc ioT themselves.
APT HAMILTON, SANDS. 4 co.
Cooking Stoves at vsriou, hr,ea
= 10 80 dollars, at JOHksOk's, lsS NJ. IN !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
gI84G11N>
WOLFF,S

COOKING STOVES.
NH subscriber has nsw on hand a full supplv Of
d the above Stoves and respectfully inv les these no
are IN want of 4 good article TO call and examine his
Stock which he Will sell low as he is the only agent for
'e sale of them, purchasers may rest assured they are
getting aGENUINE NoLFr STOVE when they buy ofbim.
feb THOSG CIu:nERToN
Also some coal cosking stoves ofPiutshurg manufacture
a lrsi rate article, together with a general assortment OF
COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON WARE. all of
which will be disposed of on the most reasonable te, nus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

This disease is a warning from nature, that the blo'
is in a very foul state. and that the humors are chare
with accrimony. Headache gives notice OF The imnh
nent daI ger awaits the body; way disregard tins war
ING of nature? DO Won suppose you can cure II WI
cologne wafer. hay rum, or smelling salts! Most &C
tainly not only a symptom. an Indication thai II
nerves are being acted ON by the teuiness and aecrin
ny oftbe lumors. The disease Hself is IN Your bio"
When you have the headache. do not risk Your heal
and life by not needing the warning nature IS giving yc
hui use Dr. SweetSor's Pauaeea freely, lt-wIll pun.
vour blood and improve The health and circulation get
orally. Persons are always stronger after taking tina
before. as 1t merely removes The dress from The body an,
leave he pure blood remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
gra8.
he Drug 'iiore Of ] Crlnn5dcktr,
for the
NANEJN TEA COMPANY.

woIrLn respectfully announce TO the etizens
i wheeling aii the public generally, that J hsve llss
received a large and fun assortment Of the eelef aied
tea. of this well known company, from Their prl"cIp@
est hIis hment in the city of New YORK ana an nov ~
some beverage with an article, the quality OF wH'eh
cannot fal to please the most fsstidieus and al priees
suit The most economical.
would particularly call the Affection OF inVaids"
the Nsnkin aromatic Blsek Tea. professionally recenr
uended nv many physicians OF hiEh standing. Inc
~ CRUMBACKFR.
Nov I6-6m i3 hahs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

Prlce Sl,UO per hellle. Soldby lHe ioIlowIng Agents
A Q fAlRCfIIlA, Wheeling
NAnnI l. VANCE Triadelplla
GEO. WILSON. West AicNanser.
SHERM4NS CDTEH JO/ENG Els.

These l.ozerges are the safest, Eost sure and ehectual
remedy tor Coughs, Colds. Nhoopiue Cough, Tishtness
Of The Lungs or Chest. etc. The proprietor has never
brown an instance where they did not give rcriecl sa.
tlsiacfion Price - cents psr box, with directions
&HERNAW'S UORN LOIENG Els.
These Worm Lozenees have been proved IN more than
l4Ga.eu0 cases TO re infaiahle; Ihe only certain W orni
destroy c medicine ever discovered, Price - cents per
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
an Cahs English Ven. Red, Tor sale BY
~ At=lt Jas. BAKER.

FSAElS GREENS kess iarraichy
81 ausl JAMES BAEER.
VSAlNr& VaulsA Brsshss, a superior lot, torsale BY
- Fugll JAS. BAKER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
SHERMANS OLOSAONlAN,
on
SAM.

80 NHffT fTIN.fNr 20 NNFN hNfN w. wy $3.50 .
- VII ~'Sreciiy cure q long nd'tal"ns eo"gn. \.
.,nr a. Iooa. oeclrus.dy-pepu consumption h"aif
as.-. afuruza. aut diseases "fihe threat, as lhe t.os.
-risut ana the, wiz ich 1Uu-nu. mere never itS =
,.t .aa a remedy introduced ~ public notice "hich ma
+ ,can productive ~ SO much good m so snort space %
t..t. Read tlef 0llaNing
ASTONISHING CURES
w, R,sr tho er'prrared Boston cracker baker y
J Nrsert strca.. BroCklvn states that he wife kasheeu al
j fita with tstlms Cor 20 years ard could mol u"9 PEI
/ otarcf. relief trcm tHctcst medical advice which Ne"
I YorktHd Drnohivn could producc, was induced 10 tt>
This cttt rpnlcdV. SHE b. ruw UcafiN wen. His dahgu
III ,gb wassqdcriua Il ON the ia .e disease, tired II
~; ~ ~,.,t A., n Mrs Dond * now so wei
lUlst ~ IS abs tc rise from her ted early in the NOR
ming stdatcudto her usual duties through the day "HI
QUE asAoyanee from her distressing Halady.
nntHY J,oEsoV. 18Th street. ucat the oalhoilc Gene
~. tate tnlhc Store Tor the purpose Of obtaining a lol
Ie ~ DC Olosaonian having hscn afflicted with Asth'
ma formofe thap - years, and vas so exhausted on ms
rrrNN he eoula not speak. He purchased a bottle
nrd ads home. Faul lays ards he Wolked from
fb,. re-Acneeta tho office withont fatigue, a distauceo'
! over 40 a. totei ut the wonderful relief which he
Lad eipctieneei from using about one half Of one lottle
CONSUMPTION 0FTiiE LUNGS.
Mr.. tomoRr - yur- street, was so low in th'
maufH ~ Dse"nher last, Hal he was given up by hr
( shesSsa: nisIriendS entertained 30 hope ofhis reco
Ivars. T. VS. pcr5ua5el Ia Try the oiosaonian. and IL
~ afr ft-p il hss so arrcsinred han to health that he j.
Sis lr9Rtr.tsc o.lfrof YIN. II Airee. James Ilar
maa. ii sua G.. " Hayes. Esl. can al lear testimony
from I'D own cNpctieuee Of tie healing properties q
ms grct rcmcdy 10 eorsltption OF the iungs.
SPLITTING BLOOD.
Mrs Tuo4porR.R. 80 Monroe street. who had heei
tro1hfedtar a great length OF time by a severe cough
ala aina q%nantitts ofhood. was relieved by one 6ott'
fofthe Ut0arian aud declares a. The greatest remedy II
ths Wofhk
BssStsKrlLy, e. Water street, was relieved from W
.sal.e complaint. although be wa very much reduce
when he CON sleucet taking II, havHe teen unaer III
cave 81 his physician dur'ua Ire rasi winter. ahnone,
he cpHshed CONSTANTLY ara WIS very Hiuch troubled W.T.
night s,veais. two bottles OF the remedy enabled him I
tfc'utn 10 his daily wotk.
pawn HrsrERsos. 80 Lislt street. George W. Bur
nett. f5rneriv Of Newark, n. j., Horny lisinn, 1893 X
viugstnl street, aild numerous other persons have nee
~spce5lfg aud permanently cured OF the same complain
hy tins remedy.
r-a, & az nAr F.f4t. Sid * no fallngfnr AGENT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
pEMEN Tea COMPANY
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

fTIiE subscribers weuld respectfully IN
StR. form thcsr customers and all interes-
Ps%eaNlfa ted. that they have received q fresh loiot
49, bE those very superior Teas from the fE-
MVNEH KIN COMPANY, New York. making
&isa@@EG TIER assortment complete. Among those
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
'S!CAP
Sign OF the Big Panther.
hats AND CAP S.

m IND Y 4 >.
.hI Wholesale AND RETAIL.
~ %. hmianulaetu'thg al JoRN J. HoGk's Hat and cap
- ea'aoi'shuneht ol Cnion street. near line soul md
N v"a HatAet hause' lae black beaver, No / aaira black
~ 70 ! hotesAtu. No six, iate style, tose,uer
III. s.ntIai a,soflnenl OF common beaver halls, six
~. ~, insoa rats, Rough and Ready Hats. Glazed hats
10y ha's hlsh crowns, low crowns, Wide kfius,
v .V~ u'ihs, white, BLACK and DTah hats, Neus'
ips.hs' aud Bows hats which am determined 70 s-i
"oolessle snd retail at very how prices. sen 90
ZINE Black cloth r,rhan. for infants,
hed Plush, black aud brown Plush caps.
superior me olsd shk caps fdr Gents Aad fonths.
Flne da 40 do
AsS a great variety of cloth caps for Gents aud
J sNats' al very low FTieesaI HENklis Watesst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

= Casess,e'ly Liguotiss, / case Rec ned do, for sal. nv
~ N"sH Jas BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
SPINE DISEASES.

Spinal affections, enlargement oftlie homes and JOINT
while sweihngs, hip joint complaint, eptures. falling
the loweis aud womb disease, will find aspeetiy cure
Ur Sweeiser's Panacea. the disease has Lecn
long standing, the time required to make a cur. will
Ionfor, but the patient may rest assured Thai a Diet,
mined perseverance wlli effect H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

pkEAlCA Cooking Stoves al various srieo. fam 10
= 10 80 dollars, at J~OhksOk's. ls5 NJ. ~ ~
"sssnseato work we'd OF the -rsnsy fehssdeJ "ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

Which You see on The exterior, come from and ha
Their source in The inferior, and might just as well ha
settled on the lungs. liver or any other part; whichN
know they frequently do, and produce luast violent J.
iammatofy disorders. IFlie hulnor which occasio
these sores is of a highly acrimonious burning nature.
We know il from the lain il gives in forming, and I
forwards from its rapidity ulccrating ann c%otroding Il
flesh and shin ofthe Part where il breaks oat. II
shows the necessity Of frequently purifying the bio
with Or. sweetser's = auacoa. and Keeping such mall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
~AfPoPLEXY.

II properly examined will he found to he only an az.
gravsied state of Lethargy, as Lethargy il an aggravatei I
state of Drowsinecs. The vessels and veins being clio
sd up VITA corrupt stagnant humors. diminisithe cir
cuiatlou and prevent the bloc ! tronl supulx wv s,pA trGet
-rrsr5ndcca, All a%pnoPetIc symptoms are carried OIL
Those who have u tendency to apploplexy, can never
keep Their blood IN ind good Il condition. Frequent pu
rnying with tins Vegetable panacea, Will always insure
us agaiiis! an attack OF this malady, which so o;len
proves tataL There is not a man, woman or child, who
cannot al this time lse DIR. Sweetser's Pamacea with be
nehl 10 thenselyes--it always caves the body in II
stronger condition amer its use than before, and il pro.
NOTES a healthy growth of children by keet ing their
20 sy and huids IN a cleaniy and healthy state.
ASTHAIA ANn nISl.ASE2 OF
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aegJ610IGaIL.
DR.. sWEETsER,s PANACEA

TINS MEDICINE $ warranted, on oath. not to con
j tsin r particle of cslumel, Corrosive SutirUaie. Arse
mic. Chiorite nr Cold. or auv deleicfious minerals.
The prtUrIn.e upou which fhis medicine acts, fs w
ASSISTING sud hannonlzinu with nature; itdrrss out all
foui acrimonious hnuiors trntn The blood and bodv. and
.r nsstmtistue WITH and g. rengthepiua the esstric Juice
10 Tie stomach. tttsstsfs digestion; in short. there -
not q vein. artery, muscle or herve in the humane tody.
,Nst ~ not strengthened Nv tho pASAcrA. aud IL also
passcsssstnc remarkable pro- crty Of removing mercury
,rsu the homes aud taIutS.
FOR FRI PilONS or THE SKIN -Scurvv. scor.
'tutic Affections. Tnuots. sctoduia. or Kings Evil,
Whine swelling, ErtSpeiuS, Ulcers. Cancers. Running
Sares. Seals and Niles. tune md = determined persever.
.ure in nR. SwEErsFH's fANtrEk. viii eject a cure.
EOR INDIGESTION
Rejection 81 food, Nauscs, Noiniiincs, Nervous alice
i,,r. pfiimas CONSTANTS. Headache. raicuess. or Fe-
,ate Irtcrri7rticS. =. Sreeiters Panacca VIII soon
,gest a euro. hat ifuAstiuute. or attended with gripping.
eyi,r csips. the dos should he Increased, and the cure
AN scen le cfertci. Let not the paiieiiis frighien
thsmseires w m the idea that they are 200 weak to take
,,rrn medicine; but trar IN mind that then iutdiy ope-
Irsfipa medicine puts mol weakness INTO tbr frame ut
r,ast certainly draws weakness out. leaves strength IN
n. niarr. and hy giving composed sleep At Dlrht, and an
| ,pr.eti ne 10 relish food. rcani moi'et he whole frame WIN
| vigorous action, clearing the mind and improving lie
sight. ,,,,r,ax
DYSPEPSIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION, !,
accompanied Nth M uopS Debility, cured
bu The uSf of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21
SWEETSEr'S PANACEA.

I certify. that for The last eve years. ] have been >
Hicied with Dyspepsia aad ater Brasl, ~accomPanI'
Win a general weakness ofthe Whole SYSTEM, partie
arlv distressing Pains in the hack. I tines my dig
lien W "a 50 lad THAT ! could scarcely Keep a%nything'
| NV stomach. and coffee I con'd not touch. J had he,
attended BIS several doctors. and hadiaken a-rcat MAJ
sre-crlprons. without receiving any .cneht. a ie
weeks $40 commenced taking Or. Swecicr s Panace
| and leiore / had finished The first bottle. ! felt certain
would cure me, as no medicine ] hadtakeh Idd SUCH
effect on tae. have now taken three bottles, and e
! perfectiy well. | am, however. takirp another hottie
strengthen my nervous system. make TINS >iAtcme
publicly. to let afflicted know whereio Obtain relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-21

These diseases proceed from tAe seriosity or correct
fuInors OF the blood. having settled Itself on tie throat
al1 lungs, aud stopped them up, so that they cannot
draw shllclenl ar IN Tor respiration, Doctor Sweetser's
fanacea viii give Immediate reliet, and 10 make the cure
perfect aud certain, IL shenld he continued some time
after, t. free the system of all bad bumors.
RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOVT, AND MER-
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
Five Days Later---Arrival of the
Acadia.

General COmnrotiOn IN Europe Incredsing-Wd be-
tIceen Austria and Sdrdinia-Austrian troops being
dsfeated-SGrory declared Rspublic-People tri-
Hmphing IN Germany and HoLand--E Emperor of
Russia concentrating has armed forces-Repcal
movements PrOgressing-Af fairs Of Ireland more
mendcing.
By the arrival of the steamer Acadia at New York,
April 24th have five days later dates from Liver
pool whence she sailed on the 9Th inst.
The great commotion in Europe is rapidly spread
ing
The King of Sardinia. with large army, has
ed over into Lombardy declared war against Austria
The Austrian troops are being every where defeated
The Italian Duchies are in open insursection. Sa-
yoy is declared republic, and liberal government
has been granted
The people trumphiDg in Baden, Wurtemburg,
Saxony and Holland.
The King of Prussia has pronounced in favor of a
Constitutional Government but has greatly ex-
asperated the Emperor Of Russia, by encouraging the
independence of Poland.
The Emperor Nicholas is concentrating vast forces
to crush Republican efforts.
The Turkish Government refuses to acknowledge
the French Republic. The French troops are assem-
bling the frontier to watch the movements Of Italy.
Lamartine has just been waited by the men,
bers Of the Irish Repeal Association. The French
Government does not manifest any disposition to in
terfere. Paris and Lyons have become tranquil.
The English government is determined to suppress
rebellion and preserve order in her domnions. The
affairs Of Ireland are becoming more meEacng
Additional troops have Just arrived from England
The Repeaers determined to hold a meeting on
the 10Th at the risk of their lives and the Govern
ment is determined to put it down.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

SANTA ANNA sailed from Vera Cruz for Jamaica on
the morning of the 4th instant.
The signs Of tumut and resistance in Guadalaiara
are evidently less significant. There is some loud
talk in San Luis about the occupation of Mazapll by
our troops: but no serious movements are making.
General URREA, upon hearing of the occupation of
chihuahua, commenced putting Durango in condi-
ton for defence. The State, however, was peaceabe,
and the Governor has declared himself in favor of
ratifying the treaty.
The state OF Puebla has given its vote to HERRERA
for President and elected peace Senators and Depu-
ties. Thirty members had appeared at Queretaro. and
been qualified; and enough were known to be on the
way to form a quorum. The most serious opposition
that is anticipated the treaty that of Macintosh
the British agent, who will be seriously affected by
the amendments. This had somewhat alarmed the
friends of peace and the intelligent correspondent of
the Picayune, who takes full view of the ground.
though with strong prejudces against the treaty. and
desire for its failure, only tho qualified express
sion that doubt To its ratification may
ably be entertained The next arrival will bring in
terestIng intelligence upon this point.
In former number alluded loan of
$4,000 900 in Mexican bonds, from Manning and
MackintosAto the Mexican government, (or rather
to Santa Anna, and the probable loss of the lenders
The American Star of the 4th inst intimates that
they will realize about S750,000 in return for the
whole loan.
One series of elections had taken place in the city
VI ~1SAiSO OH pasoSu Ou
etly.
1t appears that only about hundred voters,
according to Mexican laws of suffrage, out of pop
ulaton of ten thousand the former number being
all that registered TO go to the polls TO ballot for
municipal officers.
BATTLE NEAR CHIHUAHUA-News had been receiv-
ed at the city of Mexico of great battle between
the American and Mexican forces, at place named
Rosnles, about sixty miles from chihuahua. The
Governor Of the State and many prisoners, fell into
the hands Of the Americans, together with fourteen
pieces of artillery. The fight commenced nine
O'Clock in the morning, and lasted until six in the
evening. Many were killed and wounded both
sides.
The schooner Falcon arrived from Campeachy on
the Sd. The insurrection among the Indians at Yu-
is truly dreadful. Every and ranchero is
destroyed by fire. The inhabitants fleeing to the
northern coast; their condition deporable in the
extreme. The Indian force is estimated at from
&c, 900 to 50,000
Late accounts from California, announce the mur-
der of midshipman Tenant McLanahan, of Baltimore,
by the guerrillas.
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27
From Mexico.

The Vera Cruz Free American of the 3lst ult,
says, "We learn from good authority that Santa Anna
requested Col. Hughes, the Governor Of Jaapa TO
ceive him, he had passport to leave the country
Col. Hughes out with two companies of dra-
goOns and one Of artillery to meet him at bis Hacien
da at Encero He will probably embark board the
English steamer for Havana. From whence he will
go to Antigua, and finally proceed to Jamaica. to
waI there offer from John Bull for his return to
his native country"
The Free American also states that the Mexican
civil authorities in power since yesterday the 10Th
ult. Gen. Scott and Mr.. Trist daily expected at
Vera Cruz, on their return to the United States.
The general impression at Vera Cruz among well
informed persons having communication with the
capital was that the treaty would be ratified by the
Mexican Congress, notwithstanding the notifications
made by the U. S. Senate.
Il was generally understood at Vera Cruz that the
government had refused Com. Perry's request for
leave Of absence.
General Scott was hourly expected at Vera Cruz.
The Of Inquiry, it is said has adjourned the
United States.
The party Of PAREDEs is endeayoring to make it.
self prominent Saving in view the establishment Of
a monarchy, connected with the French throne
When the recent intelligence from France is known
in Mexico, it will efsctuaIly crush these movements
Indiana State sentinel., 1848-04-27

~ pursuance Of law JAMES of the
public viii held the undmenoned Land of
@ nes . s % 81 s % Of at % PSa ,nsa IN % @
cessons, said State wit:
the fourth day September for the dposa public lands
the aforementioned ownshps and fractional townships to
Ne the base line and the second principal meridian
Fractional townships twenty two and senty heen
Fractional township twenty one md iownshps and
three, -four, five. andsir
..t;,sat Miami Reserve y of range seven '"'"' '' "
township twenty three former Of 'wo
A the land Once At FORT WAYNE Commencing on Monday
The eighteenth day September fer the disposal public
lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional townships
10 witt
Townships four and twenty and twenty and
tons township twenty seven In The former Geat Miami Reserve
Faon.i townships twenty four twenty-five weutyr twenty
ships thhse and thirty the former at Fiat Beys
FRACTIONAL townships
sx miles the forks Of the Wabash and
at"Fa Bely's Village" of range eight
reserve square river"
fractional township in the former at "seeks Will
township the former "Flat
e sr at the Mouth e Abote nd tie
Village and fractional township In the former reserve
e. s 4 % . Ind
Abote river !" the "Racoon Village. OF range eleven.
Fractional townships lwenght and twenty nne in the former
At Land Office WINAMAC commencing Monday the
twenty Of for the disposal Of public lands
aforementioned townships and fractional townships witt
NORTH the base line and east Of tAs see0H principal meridian
twenty twenty five twenty
the Miami Reserve" Of
Townships twenty four twenty-five and twenty and fractional
township twenty the former "reat Miami Reserve Of
and three.
twenty twenty
townships twenty and in s former "Geai
Reserve and the Reserve between Eel and Wabash ver OF
townships eight, the
reserve Wabash and Eel rivers Of FIVE.
Lands appropriated schools military
purposes the Indiana
said opening canal
ter the Wabash with those Lake Ee by the
proved together with The which have
under the OF the 29h 1872 lieu
alternate covered
reserves under treaes will be excluded the saes
will sold for less than dollars
by of entitled grant,
treaty the Miami Indians Indiana approved the Sd Of
Augus. offering Of the will be commenced
appointed the order which
closed But shall be
weeks and private entry OF of the lands
admitted until after the expiration OF the weeks
hand, the city Washington. this
fifth of May donni thousand eight hundred AMI
Blythe President: JAMES X. POLK,
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of preempon lands
fractional
establish
and Receiver the proper Land Once and make the
for al the rate of two dollars the price fixed by the
third August practicable seeing
ce appointed
public lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such claim shall be forfeited. RICHARD nj. YOUNG.
Commissioner of the General Land Office
March 4. S8t IL May l0wis.