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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-12

MosDar, Feb. z. ls45
A communion ives received from the
Senate, notingae passage Of certain bills
The Spesker a before tina Hou,e; q com.
municstion fro the Lieut.. Governor. trans
hitting the lasiusrlerly reports Of the Banks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-12

ISABEL Graham. Shsrity's Reward, by w
rance ne u Truly great aud has donc for rew va
mna, sns did for Paris. depicted in words Thai surn ~.
mysteries and miseries of that mirbiy eitv Wnn.'ne
every phase Of many eoered life has Il. neany
~ ansss psses. iron, the luxurious Dives. who farss
Sump."ous,y every day, 10 the wreiched L,sx.rns xho
800 ~. wv 'ne dogs Tor the bitter bread of hessary
Every reader Will trace the step OF The heroins "a
Price IS cents. -" page reached.
Main street, Wheeling. " A"p"'' MOI H..
MI No 4 Of John Donkey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-12
Corn.,n ~ 6eherAI Agent,
jan 13-4m
Ais" for sale by Bassett L Robinson. and w rohh,

For Sale Several handsome family r~sidenes..
NV, possession can be had on The ~, ~
-Apri,n sold soon but il not sold will be rented.
! also have one warehouse, which can be had by M .
king = small payment in hand and the ba,,nc. ~ 80,
The purchaser. Please 10 call soon. u T '
JGOSHORN, Real Estate Asen,
N:n:i wish 10 purchase two small brick ,eneInen,s.
East Wheeling would be preferred, C.
feb Sim
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-09
Generals Scott and Worth.

The correspondence between these two Of
ficers, which led to the arrest OF the latter and
the suspension of the former, has been pub
lished, and, as we always believed it would
places Gen. Scott in far better light than 1t
does Gen. Worth. Gen. Worth has plainly
been guilty of disrespect to the Com nander'
in Chief; and that off ,er did no more than
his duty in promptly arresting him. The
charges of Worth are the most frivolous things
imaginable, and would be laughed at in any
respectable Count Martial and Worth is re-
stored to his command, and Gen. Scott dis
graced by the Administration. No wonder,
then, that our army is almost in state of re-
volt, when such examples are set them by the
Government, when they see an officer insult
ing his superior, upheld, and the Commander
in Chief deprived of his command for doing
his duty. No wonder that there should be
the greatest excitement in the army and the
utmost Indignation, when they see the man
whose skill has contributed so much to our
success, whose whole life has been spent in
his country's service, thus degraded and in
suited.
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NASSAU, jail II, 1910
CAPT. JAMES CooK-Dear Sir Yours of
the 9th inst. was received by the Brig Calves
state as to your conduct while here and that
of your crew, in relation to the loss of the
barque Emma, &c. have before received
letter from New York, making enquiries of
me on this subject, much to my establishment
at the time, which fully answered, exoner-
atng you from any blame, as far as l knew,
and that no charges or limitations were made
against you by the crew. l will, however,
state, in answer to your letter-ard l think it
due to you that should do so-that your
conduct while here was that of gentleman;
that your crew appeared much attached to
you and that l heard not a word of dissatis-
faction of the slightest kind. On my part and
that of many others who saw You a feeling of
deep sympathy was excited in your behalf and
that of your crew, as well as grateful for what
we deemed kind providence which enabled
YOU, in an open boat, to make this port after
your disaster. l never for one moment har-
bored the remotest doubt that there was auy
thing improper in relation to your vessel. On
receiving the letter from New York before re-
ferred TO, for my own satisfaction | enquired
of Brown, the colored man whore they board
ed, if he had heard any complaint of you or
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WI A II EIE d.

In this city, evening Of Cd inst by Rev p C. Rich
mond, Mr.. Samuel B. Ewell to Miss Mary l.. Mentare,
all of Bath.
In this city, on Sunday evening last, by Rev. p G.
Richmond, Mr. William IL. Hogan to Miss Eleanor D.
Chesworth, all Of Bath.
In Unity, by Moses w Farwell, Esq Bartholomew
ID. Fowler. Of Pittsield Miss Cesey Scrbner, of u
In Wadohoro', 18th ult by Rev o. b. Walker, Mr..
Stephen s. Bcknore to Miss Sarah A. Pitcher, both of
Wal loboro'.
In Turner, by job Prince, Esq. Capt. Cyrus X. Wood
of Kingfeld, to Miss Martha X Dresser, of Turner.
In North Yarmouth ODD ult, Mr.. Elbridge d. Kicks to
Miss Mary Johnson.
In Nashua, NH. Mr.. Charles Biceow to Miss Abigail
dau ghter of Mr. Alvin Weston, all of Bloomfield Me-
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that he never knew crew who appeared more
attached to their captain or who spoke more
kindly of him than they did.
have seen part of Wisemans testimony
in which he attempts to implcate me as well
as yourself. but when all is taken together II
ought not to influence any one against you
As he coutradicts himself as to any thing ne
may have said against myself, l regard it as
unworthy of thought. When the crew
signed the protest as they all did, and that
after it was read and two or three corrections
made, not the slightest objection was made to
doing so by any one of them. They all came
up to my desk, one after another, and each one
wrote his name, OH which l remember re-
marking it was unusual and much to their
credit. 1 recollect something of Wiseman's
general appearance, from the fact that he ap-
peared in liquor at this time and once after
when saw him. The story about their not
being sworn is made out of whole cloth.
think scading the protest to them would be
sufficient with nothing more as it states they
being duly sworn before me do depose and
say" &c. l have certified they were all sworn
and given copy of their signatures as signed
TO the protest, the original now being in my
possession, and Of this fact there cannot and
ought not to be doubt.
hope ample justice will be done you, as !
believe you have been injured, at least as far
as | am conve,sant with the circumstances.
Yours very truly,
JOHN +. BACON.
y. S. Consul, Nassau, N. p.
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CONCLUDED TO MORROW.
WASHINGTON, March 6, II M

A letter has been received here, dated at
the City of Mexico on the 18th of January,
which says that Gen. Pillow and another of
the officers under arrest, have demanded the
recall If Gen. Scott; that Gen. Pillow has
received confidential dispatches from the
President, promising to beiriend and reward
him Me- and thar Gen Pillow and his friends
believed that the Pre- ident would not allow
him to be tried by Court Martial.
orner letters from Mexico give assurance
-a., ti,e hlexicans who signed the Treaty are
,Den Of the highest integrity and commanding
INF ,,ence - TraueAoy-Magnettc.
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ty~The reason why Mr.. Webster is opposed
to the Treaty, is said to be the fact that there
is one clause in it which can be so construed
as to deny Congress the power to prohibit sla-
very in the Territory to be admitted. Unless
this is stricken out, all the Northern Wing
Senators, it is supposed, will go against the
Treaty.
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Loss of the Barque Emma.

Our readers will recollect the account of the
loss of this vessel, which we published last
summer, and also that the Captain had been
accused of scuttling her. Capt. Cook has
lately forwarded us the following letter from
the U. S Consul at Nassau, to him, request
ing us to publish it, with which request we
deem it our duty to comply, as we think in
such cases both sides should be heard.
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I'd 4 E ID

In Phipsburg, 18th uIt, MIR. Edward Paine, aged 62
years
In Topsham 22d ult Mrs Charity Jordan, wife OF Mr.
Ahijah Jordan aged a years.
In Bloomfield, 9th ut, Mr. Jnhn Emery, a revOlu
tionary soldier, aged "a years
In Norway, Mr. James Packard, a revolutionary SOL
der. aged so years and months.
In WaIdoboro', 4h ult, Capt Andrew VOLTS, aged 81
years
In Portland, LIST inst, Mrs Hannah F. Drake, wife of
Mr. Levi Drake
Lost overheard off Cape Cod Light, on the passage
from Thomls on to YORK, J. Richardson. of SuIli-
van, Ne. seaman, lie slipped from the jibboom, and
the wind blowing fresh, no assistance could be rem
dered.
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Special Notice.

rE'HIS is to certify that have hut in Bath
and that Mr.. ALBERT G. PAGE is my only agent
OF the sale of my Genuine Sdrsapariia Il TomatO Bit
ers and OF her medicines and all persons wishing
calling on him. FREDERIC BROWN.
Boston, Feb, I84S
~ B.-Beware of commercials and imitations-the
MAJ ct is full of Them. 1yd96-lyoaml9
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zyThe Union Magazine for March is re-
ceived. 1t contains two beautiful engravings !;
one, "Steps to Ruin-the Last" and Pardon
ed" scene in a prisoners cell. Among the
contents we notice particularly beautiful po-
EN-, by John G. SAKE, entitled "The old Chap
el Bell"
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NASSAU, N. P Jan. 10, 184S.
y. S. Consul, Nassau, ". p

NASSAU, n. 2 Jan. To, 1913.
| do hereby certify that have read the fore
going letter, and the statements therein made
by the Consul in reference to the conduct of
Captain Cook and his crew, is just and correct
That | transacted Capt. Cooks business in
selling his boat. &C.; that did not at the time
nor do I now entertain the slightest suspicion,
but that his conduct has been perfectly up
right and honest,
TIMOTHY DARLING,
agent for the New York board Of Underwriters.
A true copy of the original letter.
ATTEST - Orlando l.. Delano Robert r.
Perkins, Lewis Webb, Thomas Boyd.
Newcastle March 3, 1S4S.
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An awkward man, in attempting to carve a
goose, dropped it on the floor. "There now ="
exclaimed his wife, tive have lost our dinner"
ooh no, my dean p answered he sit is safe,
for l have my foot on it -
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p o r T OF b A TIL.
DISASl ELS, &c.

Teegrapbc accounts of 5th inst from Norfolk state
that brig Judge Whitman, Of Camden 36 days from sa-
vanna for Boston, with rice, had put in in distress,
having 9th u (as before renorte shipped heavy
which washed overheard Capt Peterson, who was
drowned; she was also sh II water and provisions
Brig Fox, of Bath, ut lmington, NC. I'm Martin
ique, lost fore topgalanmast, and of the lower
rigging carried away The sling Of the fore yard, split
lib, sc.
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Exhibition & Ball.

TICKETS for the Exhibition and Ball Mt CORN
i THAN HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING
NEXT, may he had Mt the Auction Rooms of e. W.
Holmes, and at the door. Tickets rs cents.
Bath, March 7, l948. 3dl07*
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t5y7 We understand that Messrs. Rice &
Morse. at the request of large number of in
dividuals, will repeat their Concert at the City
Hall, some time within fortnight.
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A CARD,

The subscriber wouli lender his sincere thanks Il
the members of the DELUGE ENGINE COMPANY
for their patronage and generous conduct on the otca
sion of their annual supper.
JOHN HARRIS.
Bath, March 8.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Al Marseiles, Ist ult, brig Sam Gott Williamson
AT Havre, 9th ult. ships Glasgow, Manson, for New
Orleans, soon. g..
AT 81 Pierre, Mart 9Th nit, briggs Caharne, sorer,
hence via lardadoes; Maria. Iretm from orleans,
At Ponce 10Th ut barqne~ Clarissa Clark, supposed
for York, lug; Agnes, Cutter, "Ei brig Cofdeha,
Hatch FIN and for n York, w.t. cargo
AT Mansania, ab 9th NH, br as C'.lton, fiercy I'm
York af prev TO Sd, dise; Caryl, 81 oxford FIN ia
maica just ar; Clarendon Ciupp, TO- Orleans soon
Sailed FIN Trinidad, 22d ult, DarNre frahkhh' 'pos'
Boston. -, ,,,...
Cid at Havana, 10Th u, brio Susan Jane Huck'ns,
Boston supposed vie CardeDas.)
AT Mayaguez, 2lst ult, barGua VIM NJ Harris, leigh-
ton, from Georgetown, SC; b,ig Coal foggi 40 no.
AT Cardrnas, goth ult. bafaues Henrietta zones, Tor
Portland, ldg; Tempeton, Nichols ,or YORK, 40;
briggs Rebecca Knight, wig cargn; to'nmpa, Coure'l,
FIN Frankfort, Just ar w II Spea Black, unc. Sailed
Goth, sch Convert, Brown, I an'iolt ,
AT do 18th ut, briggs Sbamrock, tM New YORK, unc
Cbas Edward Wording, for --.'dE; sens Advance,
Burns WIZ cargo; Ontario, Carlisle, wig ift Madeira,
fer N York, dg. -, ,,..-
At do I6il ult barque Maria liersey, Mitchell, for
Portland, soon; hrigs Chas Henry blshnp, ana Ann
Maria smith for B,.ion, dg. Going in lGh barque
Nathaniel Blake, fun Havana
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tyWe have received No. 5 of Ewbank' S
Hydraulics & Mechanics.
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Hon WATER. OH SIN, DAYS
OF n5 NOR OF 2i ev. 1926 s.557 length II
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SPOKEN.

SPOK EN-.
Feb o3 SW Pass NE 90 mil ), brig Calender, FIN At
takapas for York
No date lat 81, Ion Gil, brig Emelne, Lorng, days
I'm Portland for Ponce.
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Bath, March 8.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-16

IN pursuance of law |, JAMES X. POLK, President of
the United States of America do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales Will be held the under
entioned land Offices the State OF IN DIANA, nj the pc
RODS hereinafter designated, for the of the following
State, to witt --
Al The land office at INDIANAPOLIS, commencing on
the fourth day OF September for the disposal
of the public lands within the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, to wit; r.u1
North of tia base ns and of the second principal ne
dian.
Fractional townships twenty twenty-five and TWEEN
ty-thee in the former Great Miami Reserve, of range
one.
Fractional township twenty and townships twenty
two and twenty three, in the former Great Miami ne
serve,'' of ranges two three, four, hve and SIX. ,
Fractional townships twenty-five and twenty III INC
former Great Miami Reserve, OF range seven
Fractional township in the former reserve
of 1.-TWO miles square the Saainanie river, oil ranges
thirteen and fourteen.
A, the land Office at FORT WAYNE, commencing on
Monday the eigh,ecpth day of September next for the as
poal OF the public lands within the aforementioned town.
ships and fractional townships, to wits
North Of the ba" line, and east Of the second principal me
4 ridiQH. -
Townships twenty FOUR twenty five, and twenty-sM ana
fractional township twenty seven in the former urea
Miami Reserve Of ranges five and six. Il. % 4l4
Fractional townships tweny.four, twenty five, twenty
six, and twenty seven in the former "0reat Miami Ne
ssTvs," tnd fractional Townships hrty'hTss and thirty
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.7es VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE February FL, 1SiS.
TN conformity act entitled "An act to reduce into
one several concerning escheators passed
the 9th day of January, 1872 do hereby make known TO
lie cscheator OF the county OF Alexandria, dated llh
day February lSl3 and received into the land office
the 18th day OF February, stS, that, 10y inques held
10th and 2ls days of January ls4S the following lots
and rent-chaes have been found escheated to this Com
monwenh, to wit:
lot of ground in the town of Alex ,ndra, the
Queen and Fairfax streets, OF which Ann Garvey
died seised without heirs, containing about quarter
of square.
lot Of ground in the Of Alexandria at the corner
of Duke and PIT Streets which Elizabeth Donaldson died
seised without heirs, containing about quarter Of
square.
ry in every year, charged hall square OF
ground in the Of Alexandria the side oil Al
fred street. between Duke and Wolfe The lot
charged in the heirs of Thomas Swami, deceased and Of
the said rent-charge John Mills died sesed.
entchar,s S53 SO, payable the llth day of Au-
gust year, charged lot OF ground in the oil
Alexandria. the side OF Union street, between King
and Prince improved by three story brick house
The house and lot charged Ia IN Robert Massey and OF the
| ga id rent charge John Mills died seized
rentcharge of $S3 3D. payable the list day OF January
every year. rged half quarter of
ground, in the of Alexandria, the northwest in
il in VIM II. Mcknight Alexander Vech, and Edwaid
Gray and OF the said rent-charge John Mills died seed
and lot of ground IN the town of Alexandria,
the south side OF Prince street, and 10 the westward of West
street. containing about eighth OF square, and OF
which Harry Tyler died sesed, without heirs.
lot of ground in the OF Alexandria, and bounded
as folio south by Princess street, the
by Royal street, the by PHI, street, and the north
~ Princess street. containing about half square and Of
which Edward Hughes died scisea without heirs.
| ''~''''-l. III 8. H. PARKER,
Feb. A-w6w Register Land Office,
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mr. BANNING's BODY BRACE.-Thousands of p

mr. BANNING'S BODY BRACE.--Thousands of per.
~ afflicted by pulmonary affections dyspepsia, CON
spaon and various degrees of local general debility
have been relieved by this instrument 1t is particularly
adat.ad numerous ailments prevalent at the south, to
n;n,l ,ve,knesa distortions tendency of the body 70
onmye and droop both IN children and adults. BY restor
ing tho form to an POSTURE anIages the CHEST Sc
that the subject breales freer and easier anu s MAN.
chest, with attendant affections OF the
and lungs coupteaced and u play Is given 70
the organs of respiration ar
The brace may be had in this city by applying to Mrs
Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all times over the
Of Mr. Peter Bremen, tailor doors below At street,
the north side OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue. gentleman
will aid in adapting il those who may call for the Pur
pose. ."
patent rights likewise be directed to Dr. Banning
office, 437t Broadway, New York.
DR.. Banning can refer, if desired, OF the most
professors of medical and surgical science IN the
United States, well numerous distinguished ladies
and gentlemen in this city and other parts of the country
OctI lily
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NOTICE To MARINERS.

CoIrEcroR's OFFICE, KEY WEST, Feb. Z, lSts
THE NEW LIGHT, just completed at Key West, will
/ be shown on the 10Th inst Ii is irsclass stationary
light and will probably, be visible from ships deck al
the distance of twenty-five miles, in clear weather Is
eight hundred yards northeast of the si OF the old
light The bearings and courses heretofore followed for
entering this port may still be observed but vessels np.
mtboms water on bar by bringing the buoy in range
with the ghthouse and running Tor IT,
~ ~ 90 s. r. MALLORY, Collector
Tho Herald New York; Boston Post Daily keystone,
Philadelphia Charleston Mercury; and Courier New Or
leans will please publish the above thirty days, and send
Ser dunlcnte bills receiped the Fifth Auditors Office.
Feb 2j-30t
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
-. Is EA 8

Through by Mail Train from Warrington, via AeH
andria, 10 Fredericksburg, Richmond and Prters
burg, Virginia.
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be
the above named places, now prepared, undo
The name and style Of ROGERS, DARRACOTT, ~ AL
LEN, every description OF light goods and Tor
ward the Gas above stately on reasonable terms
We ir,st, by giving personal attention 10 the bu,
10 with encouragement and assure our iriends
that nothing shall be wanting our part TO afford sas
faction.
All light articles, such parcels and packages which
may be consigned 10 will be delivered Tree on
carriage and rchande other articles, which may be
heavy for the mail train, will have particular care
by the freight train.
j. w. ROGERS, Master Ste mer Powhatan, - -
B. F. DARRACOTT, Train captain. X. f. ~ r. H. ~
Z WILLIAM H. ALLEN, Depot agent,
Richmond, Va, May !, lsa7, Mayl-dn
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Fruit and Ornamental Trces.-Nursery at Linden
Hill, near Washington.

Hill, near Washington.
NOR sale, the nurseries of the subscriber,
tensve assortment OF fruit consisting OF apple,
pear, peach nectarine, apricot Plum cherry ounce &c
Ornamental, Evergreen, and Shade 1rees
The collection Of trees for ornament and shade for
and lawns extensive and of large growth amongst
which Balm of Gilead silver fir spruce and hem
lock, Fir, white or Weymouth pine, Linden sugar maple.
silver maple. tulip poplar, European and American ash
Chinese ailanthus, tree OF heaven, white and scarlet
towering horse chestnut and variety ofolhers.
Also, thorn plants for hedging Towering shrubs,
bushes dubious roots dahias, and herbaceous plants
catalogue, with directions for planting can be had
the stall OF the proprietor, in the Centre Market the
seed of John F. Caan the General Post Office
and of E. M. Linthcun, Georgetown; who, agents,
will receive and forward orders
All orders through the post Office, otherwise will be
promptly attended to-
branch of the establishment is located l4h street.
for the convenience of citizens call and select for them
selves.
In this establishment about twelve thousand
apple and twenty thousand peach trees size suitable for
this springs planting
The above being all raised under the immediate
care Of the proprietor can be confidently
genuine and will be supplied fresh dug from the ground
Feb 9-lawiftl5Ap JOSHUA PEARCE.
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BY tho President of tho United states.

TN of the authority given by the first section
the act of Congress, entitled San act establish land
Office in the norhen part of Michigan, and provide fol
the sale of mineral lands IN the State pG 81 aP
The United States America do hereby declare and make
known. that have this day selected and designated the
S.vT SrE MARIE as site Of the land office for the Lake
Superior district the State OF Michigan created by said
act; and that said Office shall be- and hereby is, ordered
be established at that place.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington, thi'
day of December, Ammo Domni one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-seven. =
By the President: JAMES n. POLh.
RICHARD NJ. YoUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofhce.
Dec, yU-laWl2W HitH
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Pustposlexnent

of the Land Sales the Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, ana
~ TYinanrac DISTRICTS in the State OF Indiana.
ATOTICE is ersby given the sales of the lands in
IN the MIAMI CESSIONS, in INDIANA. ordered by
oil the President of the United States dated
the 25h day Of May ls7 be held the Land Office
Indianapolis. the 9Th day of sePtsm6er, ls'7 Ut the
Land Office at Fort Wayne the 20h September, 1917
and al the Land Office at Winamac, the 9th Sepem.
ber 1877; and which sales by public NOTICE, dated
the % day of July, 1871 declared TO be postponed until
declared be still further postponed until and 70 commence
the land Office al Indianapolis, on Monday, the lst day Of
the 9Th day of May 1913 and at the land Office at Wnamac
on Monday, the 10Th day of May, l94s
fourteenth day Of July ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and lory-seven
BY order ofihe Presidenii . -
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Com missioner OF the General Land Office
Feb. 2l--iawSw