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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06
A Lecture on the Elephant -

Ladies' and gentlemen! Allow me this even.
ing, 10 introduce an animal called the elephant
He is the greatest Of all lread.mlll creature.
that help 10 keep the globe in motion. Among
the Anglo-Saxons, he 10 known only by the
name Of elephant ; but with all barbarous aud
half civilized nalions he is unanimously dubbed
the buliiphant He is now abou. the size of a
Two year old omnibus. and in color approaches
as near TO black as he possibly can without
Infringement. To look al him too SEVERELY on,
naturally supposes him to be small mountain.
OF Indian rubber, or huge composition Of glue.
and molasses.
The elephan, is one of the natives of ,b7
Eas. Indies, but he has been me, with in va.
rious parts Of Mexico, and is frequently seen
ip the great city of N. York |, has been as
serted, upon bqlh righteous and profane author
i,y that he is Indigenous 10 ,be diggins of CAL
Iiforna-however, the assertion, as yet, poes
begging for confirmation. Ii is my p,,sale,
opinion, though, tha, the animal exhibits hun
self TO travellers in all paris OF The world, only
they entertain a monsrans reluctance TO CON
Tossing the fact.
He always carries his trunk with him wHeteA
ever he goes, but never keeps anything in il ,
not even change Of shirts. When cousin
lchabod first saw him at show, he exclaimed
with mute asionishmenl "Then that's the
rale Menagerer--the identical crinef itself =
swow wouldn't two of 'em make team To
draw s,un ! GolIy, aint he a scrougeri" lch-
abod wen, hum, and related what he had seen, !,
I" seen,"" said he. ".he genuwihe menagerer-
the datndes. biggest lump of flesh thai ever
stirred. He had TWO tails, 100 one behind
and tolher before. Philosofiers calls the fuie.
'un pronobscus. He put one Of his tails in
my pocke, and hauled out all the gingerbread
every hootsr. What dye think he done wi,b
III? Why. ne stuck it in his own pocket, ap d
| began 10 tumble for more-darn him!"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06
MONROE COUNTY Pa THURSDAY SEPTEMBER s4g
long coun,enance he left the store and turned

long countenance he left the store and turned
down Fulton-s.reet -, - .a. s38s f.ear
A perfect sell! by - = calculated one oil
the Peters, to which they all chuckled in concert
Come, Sol,' said another, that last ten be.
longs to the company Let's shut the door and
divide fsoasa ~. @ ss.s a.
Hand the money here, Moses said the auc.
tieneer Ha what's this !, seA-by Jehoso.
phat we are sold "A Plaiafeld note After him
quick! some of you. Call police officer The
watch is a galvanized. worth twelve dollars p
And away went two, OF three Of the confeder.
ates after the Yankee. When they catch him
we'll let the public know.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06

The various factories Throughout The city. for
the purpose of becoming practically acquainted
with the details Of Pennsylvania industrial
pursuits, and 10 mingle with the hard fist ed and
warm.hearled men of toll, who assisted 10
place tho des,inies of The county as we'll a.
their own individual welfare, in his haads.-,
Unlike his predecessors, he has made no prom.
ises or pledges. TO be,ray them. He has been
among them all, and taken them by the hands,
with the same respect, and the same pride that
he would exhibit in his intercourse with the
mos, inveieraiely dignifsd arislocracy Of The
county. Gen. Taylor makes no dislic,ron
The latch.slrings Of his heart and hands al.
ways hang outside. Yours, &c. Neal.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06

In letter from Cape Cod, Mr. N. T. Willis
gives the following account of an old pen,e-
man, whose practical philosophy would out
weigh all the fine spun speculaiions of The
Sloics and The Epicureans
was sorry to hear, after we left ya,mop,b
that had missed seeing a ce,te, ,oariao Of that
place, who is certainly cur;osi.ty. He now
hundred and nine yeary of age .na - h..
whole life ,ras saeuer kVopn to be ont of te,nn.r
He married young, as,d his wife died aboui on
years ago, having been, all her life. N;noulorb,
,rr'ta9ls woman He did good service in the
revolution, ana has been pressed, al various
tunes, 70 Apply for the pension TO which he is
eh'i'ied' lie refused always on the ground
'ha'' as y,e Served the time he agreed 10, and
received tte pay they agreed TO give him, the
uoVernrhen, owes him nothing. His children,
oFing IN the town, are well of, and wish him
10 cod his days with Them; bu, he prefers his
Lodging in the Poor House, declaring that he
/ |" cant bear 10 think Of being trouble TO any
body and fairly earning his board by " doing
chores" about The ground and Kitchen He is
still OF most playful turn of mind. A fellow
pensioner Of the Poor House, who is eghly
years old, was setting with him but few days
since, upon a wooden bench in the yard-ihe
skirts of his broad skirIed Goa, lying loose upon
the seat, and the large empty pockets tempting
ly open.
The old humoriss very quietly glided behind,
during their talk, and, from heap of lose
stones near by filled the open pockets without
disturbing the owner. He then paired him
kindly on The shoulder, and expressing sUm,.
fear tha. ne might take cold, asked him 10 walk
in ihs house. AT lhe vain efforts OF his pjnuej
down friend, to rise with the weight in his coat
tails he laughed as heartily as boy Of sixteen.
He is said TO have fine physiognomy, and to
have been an active man and 2. good citizen
without displaying any particular talent,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06
Weighill, the Gals.

Sumboddy seS 1t amt a fair question to ak a
gal her age. The old maids, reckon, sed that
Now / think it's fully as unfair to AK gal her
weight as it is to AK her her age--'case its tuff
question, it is, and when you hears about weghin'
Sally Gfeeny, you will say so too. 80 g s....+,
You know cusen Jeff he's rale s,ayer 'mong
the gals, he is, and he don't care straw what he
ses to any on 'em, he don't. 2fass
Cusen Jeff cum over to our house one Sunday
and he ses to me, Pete, let US go to see Squire
Greeny's gals" agreed" sed T.. Aud so out
we struck. felt orful bold when first we started,
but sum how the nearer we got to Squire Gree.
nys, the worse skeered Twas, / wished we had
never started but it was too late non--so in we
went Squire Greeny's Got two gals, Sally and
Betsy as nice gals as you ever seed, they is
They all seemed mighty perlite, and me and cusen
Jeff thought we was getsin' on first rate, did.
Sally looked dreadful nice. tellyeu, I'd gin the
world il could only "a found sun,thin to say to
her; but studied over everything had ever
heard or thought about in my whole life, but moi
the first word could think Of worth saying:
| Cusen Jeff was all na,ur to Betsey. After a
while Sally proposed we sAi,uld all 60 and weigh.
So out we all went, Squire Greeny going along
to weigh US. When Sally's turn cum, Squire
Greeny he looked sorter 'stonished. ~. Why, Sal.
ly," says he, !" you weigh a hundred and fifty."-
Law Par" sed Sally. int it Jeff I" sed
Squire " Yes, stree" sed jeff. And sure
enuff, Sally weighed hundred and fifty; the hev.
vest clitter in the whole gang on US. =, 49,
WE'LL we all went back to the house, and artel
while, sez Squire Greeny,."' old 'ooman, Sally
weighs a hundred and fifty. .,.ess ara : s.fsq.
" No she DON'T" sed the old lady. r3.t. ra,saa
'' Yes, but i tell you she duz,' sed the Squire
Don't she Jeffas s"Yes, stree, she duz," sed
jeff. ~ don't believe it, sed the old lady
"Well, we'll weigh Sally again, and show you, :
sed the Squire. g Oh, no, don't" sed Sally.
=" Why not, Sally q. .sOh, case its Sunday.
s But will, though" sed the Squire. SO Sal
ly was strung up again, and, the Squire he bal
auced the stllyards to the las. kick up place; and
then he commenced lookin' over bis specs ane
countin' his fingers. 80 Jeff p seq he, ' low mucl
is that =" Jefflooked over the 'Squire's shoulde
-" One hundred and thirty seven," sez JEFF.
"Yes," sez the Squire, a hundred and thirty.
seven" - ''.t 80 PCS. .
THAR, now seq the old lady, !" I told yor
Sally didn't weigh hundred and fifty" Is
Well, how on yearth, did we make such mis-
take! - sed the Squire. a5aes las ylsg i3
II know" sez Kate, Sally's little sister sli
]" Hush" sed Sally, shaking her fist at Kate
and turning as red as beet, in the face. .a
How :" said the Squire. l,.s.,at se =
Eff you do" sed Sally, stampin' her foot
But will though" sed Kate.
"Yes, tell" sed the Squire.
"Sally: took her hustle Off" a'49 sa 't"
Bring the camphor here quick a0la
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The Mind, the Heart, and Soul.


The Human Mind, that lofty thing,
The palace and the throne,
Where reason sits sceptred king,
And breaths his judgment tone.
Oh! who with silent step shall trace
The borders of that haunted place, $50
Nor in his weakness own
That mystery and marvel bind
That lofty thing, the Human Mind 90
The Human Heart, that restless thing,
The tempter, and the tried, Gs74
The Joyous, vet the suffering,
The source of pain and pride. 's
The gorgeous-thronged-the desolaie--
The seat of Love, the lair of Hate s.
Self -stung--self-d defed,
Yet do we bless thee as thou art,
Thou restless thing, the Human Heat!
The Human Soul, that startling thing.
Mysterious. yet sublime,
The Angel sleeping OH the wing,
Worn by the scoff of time h
The beautiful, the veiled, the bound,
The earth enthralled, the glory crowned,
The smItien in its prime.
From Heaven in tears, TO earth it stole,
That startling thing, the Human Soul!
And this is man O ask of had
The erring. but forgiven
While DER his vision drear and dim
The wrecks of time are driven, ta
IfPnde OF Passion in their power,
Can stem the tide, or turn the hour, =.
Or stand in place of Heavenl a
He bends the brow-he bends the knee
Creator, Father! none but thee
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06

A lady. very much given 10 eadding. wa,
suddenly taken i'll al home, one dsy. and .en,
her husband, In great haste, for physician.--
The obedien' soul ran pan Of the way, but then
returned 10 put this important query:
"My dear, where shall find you when /
gel back again I"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06
To Death.

FROM THE GERMAN OF, CLICK. VS. III :.
Meihinks it were no pain to die q a. aaiH-
On such an eve, when such sky Ee.2es1
O'ercanopoies the West;
To gaze my FIJI on yon calm deep,
And, like an infants fall asleep hak
On earth, my mothers breast. - e,el
There's peace and welcome in yon sea
OF endless blue tranquility res 58' iE
The clouds are living things; Is al!
trace their veins of liquid gold, 's.-s7g,
/ see them solemnly unfold y e es-nya'n
Their soft and fsecy wings a'fa agf
These be the angels that convey ,si. 8
Us weary children ofaa agday--t ssas al
Life's tedious nothing Ger ba 9gs oiis
Where neither passions come, nor woes, o'
To vex the genius of repose, s,i' 7s'i'
On Deaths majestic shore. q oHo'o'
q No darkness there divides the sway a lf
With startling dawn and dazzling dag ;ad.
% a But gloriously serene s. l3as 4sai 10
Are the interminable plains @
One fixed eternal sunset reigns aaa a
Ger the wide, silent scene. .oa $50
aasas u fa8a is&G&i9 81
lcannot doff all human feaE,t al 4 sbs
know thy greeting is slseyerel a. ai5ass
To this poor shell,ofclays 90 Issa
Yet come, o DEATH. thy freezing kiss
Emancipates! thy restis bliss |.
would were away.
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pupIi.ned by Theodore schoch.

@uarter half yearly-and if pad before the end Of
oar Two dollars and half Those who receive their
G nv Garner stage drivers employedby the prople-
will be charged 81 l-2 cents, per year, extra.
napers discontinued until AL arrearages are paid except
| E.Sss nption OF the Editor.
Tertisements not exceeding one square sixteen lnes)
t3e inserted three weeks for dollar and twenty-five
M every subsequent insertion The charge for one and
~ insertions the same. liberal made TO yearly
wrlseiS.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06

Acheerful contented disposition ~lli'ward Oh
NVEe Ills thar all,he nos.rams OF the doctor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06

Il lady in Washington says the Albany Khick-
s'O0cker, the day before yesterday, washed a
Whole weeks washing, hung the clothes out to
" cooked three meals; made a pair Of pants sor
ifF youngest boy, darned her husbands stockings,
iat ihe cholera. cured herself, and then dyed taur
qsSses, between the hours offs A. M.sand 8 r.
~. This is what we call asmart NV oman. Bar
nun should exhibibher in glass case as a { mod
e wife, asaa asa ad sseiaF 3
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re DoYEN,s DIsINEEcTI Nc FLUID.
NEssHs. pouLTS, RosEHa COMPANY,
Sole propriefors Of Me celebrated

Sole proprietors Of ne celebrated
LIE DoYEN'S DisiNrECTING FLUID,
beg leave call attention 10 th important and invaluable
ariiele the greatest discover. Of tbs agepaiente IN
Washington, December 1871
Ven,op o. and must When iy KNOW KNOWN gam, saa or him
the gratitude and blessings Of the whole human family
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying the
ofYenfivs odor, froin whssy. q cause arising
BY II Hospital Wards can be sniecied Of miasma and
gases. IN ibe sick chamber This Fluid win be found In.
valuable the naussons smell arising from III.
body from The night STOOL by It's use az once die
PEELED and should disorder terminate fatally The corpse
III from any necessary be kept several weeks
offsnsies - '' '""7 = ~
Captains Of smerani ships will derive incaculabe ad,
xaaE s a Us s y ns LOS ana
justice IN advertisement would be Impossible Ger
eaiss S NE PEI, mos. Celebrated physicians o. Ensland
Cur Office which will fully convince the most sctptica oi
its wonderful qualities
II is entirely free from any odor OF simple IN lis
application aud certain In lis efitcia.
e ofnsrs assmG carla"sg ress'a and others
blge water and other dsniectns purposes by appli
Ell without eanFing thar highly offensive stencil thus
rendering night soil valuable manure.
The undersigned, desire 10 bring this article into public
use II will be furnished IN quart holesoi onr stamp
for local ufsc or by he gallon.
Orders respectfully solicited, and win be immediately
supplied POUIN, ROGERS & CO,
80 Merchans' Exchange, William street,
New Yorh
" 81 IL GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvani Avenue,
Nav YoHK September 10, l5as.
Genicmen used Your Disineeiing Fui'. on my
last voyage The Washington the Atlantic fann
IL Invaluable article ior destroying the suvia from the
Water closet, &c,
rooms particularly in cases Of sickness think ihe beet
dlsinfecttnp agent ever invented
Master Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Mssars PouLRs, RooEha 4 c.
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PROPOSALS FOR AMERICAN WATER
ROTrED HEMP.
NAVY DrrAarMEsr,

I; NAVY DErARrMEsT,
I Bureau Of Construction, Equipment and Repair,
March !, 1919.
Under the Joint resolution OF Congress- approved MAY
U 3, lsis, entitled Resolution respecting contracts or
hemp Tor OF the American navy, sealed proposals
viii Be received at this bureau, the United ssles hemp
agencies al Louisville, Kentueky, OF s. Louis, Missouri
10 be forwarded by them unopened TO this bmrean for de-
he jes guoty qf american tooerrofsd hemp In anan.
tties Of Eve tons and upwaris The Ion 10 consist Of 40
Two hundred and iory.o dollars per ION The proposals.
10 be opened The Doth day Of May The depart.
M W. dsyery vii ~ rearsd hs w. p,
day Of January, 1880.
fhc said hemp must equal IN quality to he best for
eisl hemp; and IN all Of equality OF bid the contract
viii be given the hempnower The quantity required
annually viii be about zoo tons,
free from sye and must not lose more than sixteen per
oftow and waste when achelled 10 the satisfaction
Of the inspectors ready for spinning Its strength be
such rope Of and threeiourihs Of inch IN er
conference made from iwens one yaros asprepsred and
lea 4o pounds and 10 length, cor and vther proper
tes must be entirely satisfactory % the inapector hs
chief or this bureau will not be received II will be in
speced tested al the respective places Of delivery
The respective uned s,aies hemp agents 10 certify bills
by ,sm areoring 10 coniracs which may Be entered
mig ninety per cert Of whirh bills to he payable within
thirty days alter their presentation 10 Fch navy agents
oiay be agreed upon aud named in The contraets.
reraons Offering must state the price, In words and zig
when delivered in eee tested approved, and received
BY the said hemp AGENT and payable as above specified
Every Offer mnnt be accompanied, directed in the act
Of Congress making appropriations the naval service
approved 10Th August isS BY wrtsn gpara.y, signed
ooms oca % ne esst , Re Or hey ny
dsrlske that the bidder bidders will u hs their bidbe
srcepted into obligation within feen DAYS asr
DE contract submitted Tor signature with good and sun
client snretes, furnish the supplies proposed No pro-
ranty.
Bonds with two approved rsiies in one.hsf the etii.
and Ten per ceniu IN addition viii be withheld an thu
amount q each payment q be made q collateral security
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BY the Pre.lden, Of The United states.

IN pursuance oflaw, L. JAMES X POLK President ofihe
United States Of America, do hereby declare aud make
known that public sales will be held at the undenentione
land office, in the State of Missouri hereinafter designated
tn wit:
Al the land Office Al SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday, the 4h day Of June next for ie disposal OF tho
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and pnns oftownshipa, viz:
North efe hase line and ,rest Of he mn principal n,r
dian
Townships twenty-five twenty three, and twenfy.four,
oi range eleven
Townships wcnty three and twenty four, range Twelve
Township twenty-five, Of range nineteen.
townships twsnyihree and twenty -four, of range twen
iyone. 6 It
Township tweniy-three Of range twenty-five,
LandH appropriated by law rihe oil schoos military
OF Other purposes. will be excluded from the sale.
The Offering OF the aboy lands will be com.
meneed the days appointed and proceed In the order in
which they are advertised. with all convenient IL patch
until the whole shall have been offered and tn h,is
closed Bat no sale shall be kept open longe nan TWO
weeks and no private entry OF any Of the lands viii be adj
miied until after the expiration ofthe two weeks.
Given under my hand al The city Of Washington, this
twenty seventh dry OF February, h,no Domni thou
rand eight hundred and iorty.nine,
JAMES X POLK
By The Prestlent
RICHARD NJ YopNa,
9 Commissioner Of The General Land Office
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ny THE PREsIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

pursuance Of law. JAMES x. POLK, President ofihe
United States OF America, do hereby declare ana maxi
Known That public sales Viii DO held nj The undefInohiioned
land Offices III the SAFE WISCONSIN aithe periods here
matter desgnaLed, 10 wit;
ng on Monday die ionrth day Of June the disposal
81 the public lands situated within The aforementioned
townships and parts Of townships, Wit
Nogh ofHe base line and ,eesi ofths forth principal
me~idion.
fractional townships twenty-five, and townshlPstwen
Fsis thirty thirty ono, and hir.two q range seventeen
Fractional townships twenty-five and iwoniy.six, and
townships ibyone thiriywo and ihrtyhree, Of range
Fractional township tweny.six, and townships twenty
nine, thirty three, and thirty tour, Of range nineteen
Townships ihry'tiiree, tlry'iour and ihr'y rye, q
AZ The same place. commencing on Monday, the Third
day Of september next FOR the disposal OF oil the public
enuaeraied which have been shall b., reported before
The day q sale us containing copper ra or other valuable
i ea than five dollars per acre except the sections and
parts OF sections IL any, covered ny those mining eeseh
which shall not be determined by The day fixed for he enni
nHncement OF The pnblc sale, In accordance win the pr
visions o. the ac approved on the third day Of March ele
,een hundred and ory.ssyen entitled " aei %
additional land district In The Territory Of Wisconsin, ana
for other p,irposesi
Al ihe land oace al Mineral Point commencing Mon.
day. The eighteenth day Of June next for The dpoi q the
vacant public iand within the aforementioned townships
aud paris ofiownships, VIZ
North eth base line and rssi qfhhs fourth nlpracip
meridoR.
Townships fourteen fifteen and sixteen, Of range one
Townships fourteen fifeen ana sistetn, Of range two.
Townships twenty twenty one, and weniy'wo OF range
Townships nineteen twenty, tweny-one, and twenty.
lWo, OF range ioitg
Townships nineteen and twenty OF range five.
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, ofronge six
townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty Of ninse
Townships eghtcsn, nineteen. aud twenty, Of range
eisn.
Fractional township eighteen and townships nineteen
and twenty, oil range nine, as4
Fractional township eighteen. aud townships nineteen
Fractional townships eighteen, and nineteen and town
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BY inc FreSl0ent OF the United states.
IN pursuance of Law, u JAMES X. POLK, Presden OF
the United States 81 America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held the nndsr-
ann oiGss ~ hs SAFE o. FLORIDA al ths
Al The land ONCE al NEWNANsviiIE commencing on
public lands situated within the aforementioned town
ships and parts Of townships Viz
South Of The base Lac, and east qfe principal naridaa
Township twenty three; Township twenty four eycep
sections eight, nine, ten fifteen, and syieen and town
chips twenty FIVE iwenysx and twenty seven, Of rang,
Township tweniy.tlree; township twenty .fonr eycep
secons one Two, three, ten eleven twelve. thirteen
thirty ,e and thirty, sS and townships twenty Eve and
twenty seven, OF range twenty four.
day III, eighteenth day q June next for The disposal Of The
public lands situated within the undermentoned townships
and paris Of townships, VIZ:
South Of The bose line and east ohs principal meridian,
Township wenty-three; township twenty four except
sections thirteen fourteen twenty three twenty four TWEEN
twenty Gyeryeepi sections thirty four and ihirfy
ship Nenty Elk; township twenyfeyen, except sections
eleven, twelve thirteen, olrteen dftcen twentyhrec
Township twenty three, eWept sections eighteen and
ans,tsS 0wnsnI Except sections and
cept section thirty one; and township twenty seven
Townships twenty hrpe, twrny.for twenty-five, ana
tweniy'siy OF range twenty
Township ,Wen,y'asyen, Of range iweniy-nne.
Townships twenty siS and twenty seven rnge thirty.
one.
townships twenty Fix and iwehy'sfven o rnngc thlr-
ty.two. t 59t&- ~
Township twenty seven, Of range ihrty.,l,ree.
Sections Two TO ten, inclusive, fifteen TO twentytwo In.
cinsye and twenty seven 10 thirty on inclusive, in
ship twenty seyen oil range tlirly FIVE
anisappropra,ed by law or he use Of schools militia
~ or other pnsposea, VIII be excluded from the aes,
The ditring the above mentioned lands will be com.
meneed The day appointed proceed in lie or,ler
which they are advertised, with AL convenient despatch,
Until he Whole shall have been offered The sales illus
weeks and no private entry Of any slihe will lie adj
United until after the expiration Of The two weeks
tweny.seyenth day Of February, Ammo Domin one thou
sand eight hundred mud forty nine.
JAMES X. POLK
~ The President
RicRakD NJ YorSo,
Commissioned Of the General Land Office
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EyeIy pereon entitled 10 the right OF presumption TO any
% The lands within The cecion5 and psrn Of above
snnmeraed s required 10 establish the same to safis.
aron q the register aud receiver Of die proper land Office
and make payment therefor practicable amer
ing this notice and before The day appointed for the com
mencenent OF the public sale Of me andx embracing Inc
rart Claimed. Otherwise such clam VIII be forfeited
NEMMa& RICHARD N YOUNG, y
gemmlssoner q ths General Land ONCE