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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

1'iih subscriber hereby gives notice that The
! Town Tax, assessed July 1878 must be paid
ON or before the 2jih day Of April next all
Taxes rcmoining unpaid a. th't dN'c, will he col.
, ctcd as the law Ircs rhcs ] such cases with all
necessary expenses. ! shall I've at my office No.
243 Thames St, three doors below the Perry
Factory. fton 10 o'clock 4 NJ. until Up. NJ,
and at 3 o'clock. r. VI until o'clock.
OLIVER READ, Collector Of Taxes,
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II. SANDS & CO.'S
MIPPOFEREAk ARENA.

In addition to theIr aiready MAMMOTH TROUPE
OF EQLESfRlANS AND ANIMALS, the PToprie.
tors offer, the present season, series Of Novel and
Magnificent Entertainments, far surprising anything
ever presented In the American Public The leading
new features Of this extensive Company consist ~
pair ~ TRAINED DELEPllAN1S4-JENNY LIS Il
ROMEO. and TEN EGYPrIAN CAMEI.s whose
perfofmauces have been the wonder and delight Of
thousapds in GREAT BRITAIN aud ON the CONTINENT
Or EUROPE. Also in the performances Of the beau-
uhl and highly bred Dancing Horses. MAY FLY q
BICEPJiALus, jmpored at an ENORMOUS expense
from Franeons, Paris, and Stud OF 20 LlilPC-
TIAN PONIES, including the celelIq,ed Fighting
Ponies, DEAF BIRKE n TOM SPRING the Conf;
Twin Ponies, DAMON a. PyTillAS, the Fairy rO-
ny CINDERELLA, and the lro.tng Pony BLACK
Among the Performers are MR.. X. SANDS and
his ChildIen, In their elegant Gymnastle feats;
Rider MASTER MAURICE SANDS, the Juvenile
Equestrian Wonder, IN variDus acts OF Rqihu,ton
MR. II. GARDNER the celebrated Dramatic Eques.
MHsthk Moys yEsSE sAS the la,ns ESuss
Performances MIR. RUGGLEs. the Popular and
Unsurpassed perfnmer on the Flying Cord SIG.
MITCHELL. CRAWFORD, COLEMAN, CUSHING,
LACY. BOWENS, and n host of other Performers,
all Of the most approved talent In their various ieats
This Mammoth Corps will enter town on the Morn.
ing Of Exhibition. ut /, o'cuck preceded by the sa-
cred Egyptian DRAGON CHARIOT OF ISIS AND
OSIRIS drawn BY 10 EGYPTIAN CAMELs. con.
Ncrt in order will be the EAsJ INDIA CAR. 30
which will be- harnesscd the TWO ELEPHANTS,
followed by the Magnificent Stud of Horses. and MI
the numerous costly and high ~ ornaIue ned Vehicles
" belonging to the Company. The Beautff FAIRY
CARRIAGE. drawn by 20 ILL LIP1TiAN PONiEi!
driven In hand will bring mp the rear of the whole
Procession. the touie snssmbe OF which surpasses
any thing which language ran describe.
Master Of the Arena GAIT. }. A. DECAMP.
Equestrian Director, MIR. w. STOUT. Treasurer.
MIR. J. w. POSIlAY. Clowns PfNTLAND h AY.
MAR, both dis,ngulshed above all others In the
country for the'' wit and joyialiy, and Unsurpassed
by any In ihs world for their genuine and unereeo.
tonnble hunor. ,
Price of admission, o5 cents without disineti tion 0f
ago. Doors open at "A and g. Performances eom-
menee at and p.h.
This immense and truly mngniheen nt Establishmen
will 10 open at
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Dancing school.

MR.. CAPRON respectfully announces to his
friends In Newport, that he will meet those who
wish to attend his dancing School, on Tuesday
April 9th, o clock, p. m, at Masonic Hall =
For Gentlemen, o'clock, e'ening; Terms, SO
2i lessons.
N. u. Circumstances render Il necessary
tia, all thoso'vh no wish to attend, shoulc meet
MIR Capron at the appointed time, or hand IN
their names 80 as not 10 admi ofany unnccccsso
ry Dc lay in escertaining il sufficient number
can bc obtained to form class.
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L,amps, Fluid and Oil.

THE extensive 'sssortmcn. OF. FLUID and
PINE OF LAMPS int The hands of the sub
scriber, will be cold 81 at cNtreme'y low prices
to make room fer new supply OF Spring
Goods Phosgenc Gas and Burning FLUID
Of pure quality, are constantly receied from
the New York Manuactu crs' als" I,ne ol,
the most highly approved of any article for
Portable Lamps, beng safe cheap aud beaut
fol IN appearance.
OIL LAMPS, of all kinds, cheap.
HENRY TlsDALE, l3S, Thames 81.
hpTll0.
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5Ditn.

At Saratoga Springs, 9Th inst, Rev. Francis
Way yland, aged 76 years,
In Washington City at the residence OF
Joseph Gales, this son.in-law) 10th inst,
The odorick Lee, Esq, aged ~ years. lie wa.
the brother of the distinguished patriot and
orator Of the Revolution, R,chsrd Henry Les.
At her fathers resid .nce ia Tiver;ou On the
morning Of the 18th ult., Sarsh s., daughter Of
Nathan BuffintGn, in the 24th wear Of h--
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Wednesday, April llth, 1919.

"VuHcsuuJ, zfP1T 1H51, HoFo'
At market durina the week $50 Beef Cattle,
1900 Sheep, and 4G00 Swine.
Prices-Bcef Ca,tle--EItrs 81 a 7 25 first
quality $50 so IS; second qualify sc 25 4;
third quality S5 IS S IS.
Working OXcn-Fcw sales only at $12. &C. 81,
~, and 10.
Cows and Calvcs-Snlcs at 1874, 26, 27,3
Sheep Small lots at $3, 3 rs, 4, 5 81, and a
few very fine $40 each.
Swine-Lots to pcdJle 4 IA a A Lee for Sows
and IA a 3 l-2c for Barrows old Hogs 4 IA a
Lee for Sows, 4 3.i and sc for Barrows. AT
retail from to 7c.
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To Let,
THE NARRAGANsETT HOUSE.

NlllS desirable Boarding House is now offer.
L ed for one year, from The 2Jth inst, al i very
moderate rate. II will accommodate iaorc than
fifty boarlcrs, andi is too wei known to require a
mLre particular description Whocver wants IL,
should make imme late application ot the Ira.
ders Bank. BENZ. MUMrORD, Cash'r.
N B 1fnot rented pr yiously, it will I've le,
at Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder on the
prem les, at ! o',lcek. Am, cn Saturday,
May 8, 1919.
msr3 d6wtf
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ARKANSAS. In twenty-five counties in
Arkansas, from which official returns have
H'een received, Wilson, the Wing candidate
for Governor, has a majority of 2i5 over
Roane, his Democratic competitor This small
Wing majority can easily be overcome by the
remaining codnies, ifthey have voted as they
usually do but the Democrats of Arkansas
appear to be mortified tha, they have been
pressed so closely.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

VIM. IL. Harrison, grandson of President
Harrison. and well known in Cincinnati as 4
Sighly promising young man, who accompan-
led Col Webb's California party on their way
to the gold region, died of the cholera on the
Rio Grande
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

Impure air may be detected by the following
simple and satisfactory experiment by Dr.
Reid. Inject spoonful of lime into a beer.
bottle with water, and place it where suspicion
is attached to the quality of the atmosphere.
when the presence of in.purity will be tested
by the appearance on the surface of white
and copious incrustaton
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Sherifs Sale.

NEWPORT, s. c.
DY virtue Of an execution issued cut of the
ID Clerks office ofthe ',eur Of Common Pleas,
10 the county of Newport, NEyomLar term, sas,
m favor of Luther T.. Borden, of Tiverton, in said
county, and to me directed and delivered will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on
Thursday. the iO,a Jay Of May, 1919, at 9o'cis
o m on the premises, all the right, title and int.
res, that Ward e. ,opland OF said town and
county at resaid had on tn" 2is, day Of Aug
A. D., isls, at qua, ter past one o'clock, =. NJ,
the time Of the aitachmen, on the original Writ,
in and 10 the following real estate ia said liver
ton; q certain 10, Of land with the buildings
thereon, situated on the Fast side Of Second street
In said Tivrrton, bounded Oh the East and South
BY land of Richard purfrc, on the North by land
Of !, lvester Copeland, and On the Yves, by second
s,vert-or however othrrwi c the afDresaid and at
tached PREMISE. may bc but,ed and i'ounded or
% much thereof as will satisiay said cIecuion,
together with cost and incidental cxrenscs.
GEORGE ROWLAND, Deputy Sheriff.
Tiverton, April 9th, 1913.
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For Sale or to Lot.

TIE estate of w. B. Lawrence, Esq, con
tanning 66 9 acres and having front ofnesr
~ a mile OF the Ocean. The Mansion house
with the necessary accommodations for horse,
and carriages will be let Ssrtly furnished. -
Tenant TO be supplied, without charge, with
ice and vegetables apply to
apl0;dN ALFRED SMITH.
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To Let,

A FARM, situated in Tiverlon, about two
II and a hal! miles from the Stone Bridge
and six miles from Fall River, on the New
Bedford read; containing 50 acres with a
dwelling mouse, bain, out buildings, and a gooc
orchard to let for one or more years, posses
sion given the 25th inst.
ABRAHAM BARKER
Tiverton, 3mo Goth, lSl9--2w,pd.
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10 Let.

AA THE lower part ofthe House in Mol.
E!!R3 borough At, neIt west Of the Methods,
E.oel Chuten, containing u number Of rooms,
with Wood fiousa. Well ot excellent water,
and other convenien &c. Apply on tho prcini .es
mars, ,d&w. to ELIZABETH READ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

MAIL CosTRAcTs.-Thc postmaster gener-
al says that the bids received for the mail ser.
vice in the States Of Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con-
necticut and New York will be announced on
Wednesday, the 18th of April.
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aIl3
House to Let for GUNNER
RpSidenoa

'NIIE subscriber will let is house, furnished
/ for the season. Ssid house is situated on
Touro street, and contains l3 rooms. besides a
good basement collar, gar en-, &c. Possessics
will I've given the fret of July OF sooner if dc.
sifcd. Apply 10 ~. HALL,
orW II. CRANSTON
mar 3.a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

BY telegraph from New-York we learn that
"Whiskey is quiet" Clad to hear Il. 1t kicks
up considerable of noise hereaway, occasion
ally Chicago Journal.
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MARCH 2lst.
RECENT ADDITIONS,
James HammOnd'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,

5163 The Haunted Man and the Ghosts bar
gain, fancy 10. Christmas time.
Charles Dickens,
1896 Eiizabe,hean POET, anecdotes Of the
Early Painters, Edi'cdby Climbers
3391 Life OF Sir Walter Scott -Conquctt Of
Mexico, &c. Edited by Cio abcrs
5764 George St George uan, the Prince.
H. COekton,
Sos Lancashire, Witches, q romance Of PEN
die Forest. by ". H. AiASwO7t
1898 Leaves from Margaret Smiths Journal
in the Province ot Massachusetts Bay
l67s-9,
5766 Oh Judge or Life in Colony
by Judge Halliburton.
5161 Percy Or the Old Love, and the New,
by the author of the.
"Hen-Pccke.i Husband
sos Poor Cousin, n novel by
Ellen Pickering,
399 English and Scotch Proverbs Jim
Cronin, an Irish tale.
edited by Chambers,
3iO0 The Crusades; Moral tales from the
French, Chambers,
34OI Treasures of the Earth (MeiaIlie y 'rh,
NIucic Flute, a moraltsle,
edited by Chambers, |
1902 Pearls, and Pearl Fisheries; The Guer-
lila, Cham.crs,
1903 Our Cousins in Ohio, by
Mary Howitt,
3i0i Friends and Fortune, a moral tale by
Anna ri Drury.
5769 Macaulay. History Of England, from
the accession of James ID.
$40 Tho Ca1tons, family Picture,
+. L. Bulwct. I
517i Diamond and the Pearl
by Mrs Gore, !
5772 Midnight sun Pilgrimage,
by F.E -cncr, !
3iOj Raphael or Pages the hook of lie at
twenty ly Alphonsc Lemartinc,
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EDMUND A. GRATTAI
-Rgv. J. O. CHouLEs, ID. d.,
Newport, X. |.
ADMIRALTY, ED March, lsi9.

Newport, X. |.
ADMIRALTY, ED March, lsio.
The Lords Commissioners Of the Admiralty
are under the necessity Of laying = supplement
tary Estimate for the relief OF the Arctic Ex-
pedlton. under Sir Jchn Franklin. and Sir
~Jamcs Ross, upon the table Of the House.
Their Lordships having been apprzed by
the last letters received from Sir James Ross,
that it was his intention to direct the Invls-
,,igator' TO land all the supplies, that she
could spare at Whaler Point, and to proceed
to England, if no idings of the Expedition un-
der Sir James Franklin were received by the
whale Ships now about to sail, leaving the
d" Enterprise" to prosecute the search alone,
have consulted the highest Naval authori.
ties as to the probable consequences OF this
r.lep.
They find it to be the unanimous opinion
of those most conversant with the Polar Seas,
that such a separation Of the Ships under sir
james Ross, would be the most perlous to
the Ship remaining in the ice. and would
probably neutralzc the entire object of the FIX
petition, if Sir John Frankln's party were TO
b, discovered at time when the Enter
prise had nearly exhausted her own stores.
They have therefore, determined upon send
ing on, fresh supply Of Provisions for both
Ships by the North S,ar," which is now
fitting, Tor This purpose, ut Shcerness. with
orders to proceed across Bai'in's Bay, and as
much farther as practicable in the direction OF
Lancaster Sound an Barrow Stra u, looking
ior the " ,csligl,or' aud her boats
In the event ol the " Investigator mol be-
Ing n lea in vih, tho commander of The
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To Let,

DHE COTTAGE in Kay street, now occupied
/ by the Rev. Henry Jscksonj ior terms &c,
srn,vto SAMUEL ENGS.
inarI5 IlSy CIV.
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HERALD OF TIIE TINES.
NEWPORT.


hJ-Wo stated Monday that the British Gov
ernment had offered reward of 100000 to
any one who would render assistance to the
expedition of Sir Join Franklin. Through
the kindness of our friend DR.. Choulcs, we
now present a letter to him, on the subject
from the British Consul at Boston, rs well
as the Proclamation Of the British Govern
ment We trust that this liberal offer will in
duce some cnterprising Yankee to fit out an
expedition for the relief Of the missing YES
sells in the Arctic regions.
Boston, april loth, 1910.
DEAR SIR -
= | have received Dispatches by the last
steamer, informing me of the decision OF Her
Majcsty's Government, 10 offer Reward OF
eco, 900 to any ship or ships (of any coun-
ry) who may be instrumental in aiiording Ell
fcient assistance to the Arctic Expedition un
der Sir John Franklin.
This matter is attracting great attention
and general sympathy, as you are aware IN
England, and it is thought very important
that the offer Of the government should be
known in this country, in all Ports from which
>Whae Ships arc likely to sail, as 1t IS posi-
BILE some of them might be able to contribute
to the relief of the Expedition, in case OF their
proceeding to the Northern Fisheries.
AS am not acquainted with any merchants
or ship owners in Newport beg to send to
you the accompanyng Minute ot,he L"rds OF
the Admiralty, offering the Reward IN ques-
ton, and giving some details re.atiso to the
present state of he Eypcd ton, which shall
esteem it as a great favour ifyou viii make
known in the proper quarters at Newport, and
its vicinity, in order TO ensure the utmost pub
licity to the matter.
You will, am sure, undertake this with
pleasure, as it is work of humanity TO make
all possible efforts in such i case.
Lady Franklin has herself offered a reward
Of $4,000 10 any whaler which may succeed
sin Offering relief to the Expedition, IN addition
(Which further subscriptions will, have reas-
en- to believe, be made up in England in far
therance OF the object.
remain my dear Sir,
Yours very truly,
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Mortgages Sale Of Real Estate

TO Will be sold at Public Auction on Sat
nrdsy, the l9th Of May next, at 1912 O'Clock.
A. NJ, on tn. premises. by virtue Of the power
OF sale contained in certain Mortgage Deed
dated August 10th, 1876.
A certain lot ofland in the southerly part Of
the town Of fNewport, being numbered twenty
four on plat Of part Of the Russell Clark
farm, made by Charles Potter, August lst,
1876, and recorded in the Town Clerks Office
Said lot is on the south SIDE of Narraganset,
Avenue, between Spring and Bellevue sts.
and is 30 feet front, and 2i0 feet deep with q
thirty foot street in the rear
Conditions made known at time and place
Of sale. .apI95w
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Boston Salt.

1000 BAGS Boston Rock Salt, in fine
COU order, landing from schooner Reaper,
and for sale in lots TO suit purchasers, by
VIM. NEWTON,
app. No % ~ 100 Thames st
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Eesal Notices.
Court ofProbate, MiddIetown, April lG,h, 1919

oour' oi Probate, Middletown, April 18th, Is49.
a instrument in writing, dated the 10Th of
IA december, A. ID. lSi3, with Codicil there
10 annexed, dated March Ia, A. ID. IS49, pur-
porting to be the last viii and Testament .. !"
Richard X. Randolph, late of Middl. town, Ed
uec d., wherein Anna Maria Randolph is named
Executrx thereof was presented for Probate and
Letters Testahentary thereon.
IL Is ordered that the same be received and the
consi Grafton thereof referred to Court of Pro-
bate TO be holden at the Town Horse in Middle
lown on the third Monday of May next, at
O'Clock, L. NJ, and that previous notice be given
ny publishing copy ofihs order three successive
weeks in the'Herad OF the Times, for all persons
Interested to appear at said time and place and be
heard. true copy-witness,
aPi9. JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Prob CTk.
Court of Probate, Middletown, April l6, 1sle.
'HE Executors LIST account on the estate of
l. James Chase, late of MiJdeiown, dccd d.. was
presented for examination and allowance.
II Is ordered that the same be ,ccivcd and the
consideration thereof referred TO a Court of Pro-
bate, TO be holden at the Town House in Middle
town, on the third Monday of May neyt at I
o oc'"ck, NJ, and that previous notice be given
oy Furnishing COPY ofthis order three successive
weeks in the Herald ofthe Tin,ca, for all persons
interested to appear at said'i and place and be
heard true .Opy--witness,
apl9. JOSHUA COGGEsHALI.. Proc Crk
Executors Notice.
THE subscriber has been appointed E1ecu.
tor OF the Will Of
HANNAH GARDNER,
late OF South kingstown, dec d. All pereons
having unsettled accounts with or against said
estate are requested (, settle them iinme.
diately. Z. II. POTTER, Executor.
Kingston. April -, 3w.
Executors Notice.
THE subscribers have been appointed Ex-
&C utors Of the viii Of
JEREMIAH N. POTTER, ESQ,
late Of Sou.h kingstown, dec d All persons
Indebted to said Estate are requested to settle
imme diately. f X. POTTER.
J.P ROBINSON, executors
'kingsten, April 10, 3w.
Administrators Notice.
THE subscriber has been appointed Admin
istrator on the Estate of
ELIZABETH GARDNER,
late OF South hingstown, decd. All persons
having unsettled accounts with or against said
estate, are requested to settle imme ediateIy.
+. K. POTTER, Admir-.
Kingston, April 10, 3w
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Marine Jntclliaenrc.

Schr Elias Fl. Herrick, Grant, fn Thomaston
for Norfolk
Schr Patriot, BGcklin, I'm Thomaston for New
York
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MEMORANDA.

Schr. John Bach, Melville, arrived at
Georgetown, 10th, for Bucksville.
At Havana, 7th, schr George Engs. Smart,
from Savannah, (arr Sd. J discg
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miscellaneous.
Murray House.
CORNER OF PELHAM Il CoRNE SITS.

CORNER OF PELHAM II CORNE SITS.
WILL be opened for the e;epton of fcompany
on the first of April by the subscriber, unJ, the
direction of Mrs. MURRAY, its late proprietor,
and he begS to assure former patrons, and the
public, that exertion will I've spared to sustain
It's present reputation. VIM. Il. WILSON.
Newport, Mar. ID.
JUST received and are now opening al
FRENCH > BONNET SALOON, a large
assortment Of Fashionable Bonnes of all Kinds
which will be sold at the very lowest prices.
apl2. IRA FRENCH.
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CoLrRAIsr, Mass, May 80, isi5.
Messrs lIov-y-I must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that Iiraves could
not be cured have been entirely changed, for
in a severe case Of ilcaves and bad Cough, the
u>n OF only one box of your Powders acco"
plished p. rtrctcure, and now, three months
since my Horse shows no indications OF LIS
ease, Yours &c, EDWARD FISH
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-21
Nv the President Of the Unitcd States.

In pursuance of law L. JAMES X. POLK, President OF
the United States of America do hereby declare and
make that public sales i'll be held at the under
mentioned land Offices in the State OF LOUISIANA, at the
At the land office at Naichitoches, ing on Mon
day. fourth day of June for the disposal of the
public lands situated within the aforementioned town
ships, viz: sal
North Of the base line, and oest of The principal meridian
Township six, OF range four
Township six, ofrange five.
Township and eight of range seven.
At the land cce at Opeousas, commencing on Monday,
the eighteenth day of next for the disposal OF the pub
lie lands within the aforementioned township, viz:
South of the base linz, and of the principal msrdsa~
Sections hirtysix foysix inclusive, and sections
fifty, yone, and fytwo, in township thirteen, OF range
six
AT the land Office at New Orleans commencing on Mon
day the fourth day Of June Tor the disposal OF the
public lands within the aforementioned townships and
parts OF townships, viz:
South ofe base line the principal meridian and
of the Mtssssippi ripsr.
Townships ten and eleven, of range seven.
Township eleven of range eight.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia
ry other purposes will be excluded from the sales.
The Offering OF the above mentioned lands will be
menced days appointed, and proceed the order In
which they advertised, with all convenient despatch,
until the whole shall have been osied and the sales thus
closed.
But sales shall be kept open longer than weeks,
and private of oil the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
twenyseventh day of February, Domin thor,-
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
RICHARD NJ Young,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Jan. ely

V1S0 REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber neal
wACO LuIay, we county, Virginia, the 9th inst,
boy named Aaroh# He 10 very black. ~ years OF age
about feet or inches high has down look when spo
ken 10 very thick lips, and heavy tongue lie had when
he lett domestic kersey ock coat faded black color.
broad brm white hat and other clothing with him.
collected The above reward Of SlSO Will be given should
he be apprehended out OF the Sate and 800 in the
State, 10 that may get him again All reasonable charges
viii be paid If delivered to Luruy.
Aaron le In company with sprighty yellow boy, red
complexfon, rcd hair, and spotted face; tall
Aaron bat heavr sds Both Of the above boys good
coopen. ~ VIM A. CHAPMAN,
Sept TT Luray. Page county, Virginia.