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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13
A GAiRD.

0G-We would avail ourselves of this oppor,
tunIiy to tender cur heartfelt thanks 10 orr
friends and patrons Tor their liberal patronage
which we have received al their hands during
the last two or three years and hope for their
favors IN future only in that degree which we
merit them.
We have recently made arrangements for
thu II better accommodation; this has been me-
cessary from our increasing business. 1t has
often happened that fiom ten to fifteen indiVi.
duals nave applied in a single day for dental
assistance. some having come great distance
thereby mourning considerable cxpense. and
! disappointed in their chiet object.
We would be happy TO serve all who NAV
apply but have found it impracticable 10 servs
so many in a 81 ,gle day To obvia:e this dif>
fcutty and render our services available 10 the
greatest extent, we have adopted The course of
Keeping book for the purpose OF registering
The names OF persons who may wish our ser.
sices on 4iven day or days of the month.
We would therefore request that all persons
hereafter wishing our professional services
would inform us by letter or otherwise what
day or days Of the month they wish to be
served also stating as nearly as possible the
amount OF work they wish done-always, il
convenient, putting The time at least one ,ceek
IN odcance Of the date of then notice. ,.
W. PERSONS living no more Than tive miles
distant who cannot find il convenient 10 come
to tewn, may be served at lhei: own homes if
desired.
TERMS, Cash m1aem the re,h is finished
The foil Living names have been kindly Of.
tered as reference.
Samuel Church, W. L. Smedley,
Charles Perkins, C l. Webb,
Ozius Seymour, Payne X. Kilbourne.
A.. G Smith, Samuel Buel.
N. Bronson. O. s, Seymour,
VIM. +. Baldwin. A s. Lewis,
albert Set!gewlck, George Seymour,
F. D. McNiel, JIG. Beckwith.
S p. Bellies. ...s.
Litchfeld, July 2Hh,:s4a. IL
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2AC8EIg) MUSIC
SOCIETY.

NHE LITcHFrELD COUNTY SACRED Mu-
Il SIC SOCIETY, will give their 9Th an
nnal CONCERT at the Methodist Episcc>
pal Church, in Winsled, in the month OF
september next. AS the precise time cau>
not be named now, timely notice will he gil
ven TO the members Of the Society and the
public.
The following choruSes will be given in>
tersperSed with Solos, Duets, Trios and
Quartetts.
haiI"Stone Chorus, Handel. From Boston
For with strength, Hayden. : Academy's
Horse and his rider, Handel. } Chorus Book.
The marvellous works. Hayden.)
All we like sheep, Handel.
Israel's Sons, Rossini.
Be not afraid. Mendelohon.
Praise the Lord, Lingarilli. From
The transient and the eternal, ! Johnson,s
Komberg. Chorus
Light on the gloomy hills, Mo. Book.
Fart.
Ye angels attend him, Neu
komm.
High in Glory, Cherubini.
Child Of Mortality, Taylor'> Sac. Minstrel.
Star of Redemption, Hastings and Bradbu-
rvs Choralsl.
The members OF the Society are request
ed TO furnish lhemseI eS with the Music.
and enter on the requisite practice as soon
as possible.
The Railroad at the time Of the Concert
will afford all requisite facilities for going
to Winsled. A. s. LEWIS, Rec. Sec'y.
Litchfeld, Aug. l4h, lS49. 4wl4
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NOTICE..

FHE subscriber wishing to relinquish
Il his mercantile business. offers for sale
his Store and entire Stock of Goods, COM
prising n large and extensive ass rtment of
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
and Crockery. The Store is large and
commodious, with fixtures convenient for
carrying on an extensive country business,
situated in the village of Milton, near the
Episcopal Chruch, and has been occupied
by the subscriber for the last II years.
Terms Of payment for the same can be
made to suit the purchasers, the whole or
any portion of the purchase money can re-
main for any term Of years-desired by the
purchaser. H. P. WEI CHI.
Milton, Sept. 4. lS49. 4wl7
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Scaling.

Persons, who have allowed saliyary calculus
or tartar 10 collect upon their teeth, would do
wellto submit Immediately to an operation for
is removal, as il can be done without pain or
inconvenience. If allowed to remain il will
cause irritation of the gums. absorption Of the
alveolar processes and premature decay.
Nearly all the lower front teeth OF aged peo-
pie BECOME loose and d:op out from this cause
alone. You who are practcing the same neg
Iect consider their misfortune and profit BY the
lt ssOn.
This substance is OF such hardness and te.
ndcity. that II cannot be well removed except
by steel instruments adapted for that purpose
I'm lark disguise insiduous tartar comes,
Incrusis the teeth, and irritates the gums.
Till vile deformitv usurps the seat. [mee',
Where smiles shoald play, and winAing graces
And fen! disease poIlutes the fair domain,
Where health and purity should ever reign"
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FALL GOODS
Fresh AND NDW,

VNHE subscribers are receiving new sup
Il ply ofFALL MILLINERY. IND FIN.
CY GOODS, which will be sold a, very
low prices.
Having received very liberal patronage they
will keep on hand
larger and More Complete
assortment of MILL INERY AND FANCY
GOODS, than has ever been offered in this
town, which they would respectfully invite
LADIES in want of MILLINERY
To call and examine before purchasing.
STRAW BOyN:vETS great ast"rtmen,
always on hand, Colol'd Straws, S,raws DR.AB
and BLACK.
On hand A GREET VARIETY of La
DIES CAPS
Al so
Fringes. Gimps, Buttons &c. Velvet trimmings a
NEW STYLE. Zephyr<, 'Vorsted, Marking
Canvass. Perforated paper, Patterns, Lace
Wells. Linen Handkerchiefs, Steel Trimmings
Belt Slides, Cheap Jewelry, Crosha, Needles
Fancy Soap. Perfumery. Hair Oil sc. Note
paper. Envelops, Cards, Cloves, Curtain Shades
Ladies Collars, Edgngs, Fancy ] oses, Silk
Cord, and Braid, Accerdeons, &C., &C., SC.
~ COloring, Bleeching aud Pres
sing, done as usual.
GRANN;sS s. co.
1oA0
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y ROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres. Sattinet,s
DFlannels, Wool Drawers and Wrappers
Bombazines, Alpacas. Nj. De Lains, F.ench
Twills, and many other articles of Fall Goods
-ALSO.-
Double barrel Fowling Pieces. Gun Locks,
Powder FIasks, Shot and Game Bags, Powder
and Shot-wi'h fresh supply OF Green and
Black Teas &c, ju 1t received.
c. L. WEDB.
September l2, 1919.
P. S. WANTED A quantity Of Good
Chestnut Shingles IS
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Or NO SHE.
FOR
BANTAM LAKE.

A N OMNIBUS will leave this Vii
"A lage for Bantam Lake, on Tues.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
10 clock, A. NJ, at 2 and at 6 o'clock
p. NJ, land at such other hours as may be
desired, remaining at the Lake two hours.
Fare both ways, 25 cents.
The subscriber has rented rooms of +.
A. Marsh, Esq, for the accommodation
of visitors without extra charge.
Ey- Persons leaving their names at
the Enquirer Office, or at the Variety
Store, will be called for at their residences
if desired. RUFUS SMITH.
Litchfetd, July 8, 184O.
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District Of Cornwall, IS. !,
, Probate Court, Aug. "a. 49. I

A'OD~tC NOU6'1 mug @ES TOs
" STATE OF Eber +. Johnson, late of
- Cornwall, IN said District. deceased.
ORDERED, Thatthe Administrators ex-
hibit his Administration account TO this
Court Tor adjustment ut the Probate OAice
in Cornwall, Ga the LIST day of October, '49,
at o'clock, afternoon; aad that all per.
SOFAS interested in said Estate may be noii-
fed thereof, the Administrator will cause
this Order to be published in newspaper
printed in Lltch6eld, and post copy there
ofen the sign post in said Cornwall, nearest
the last residence of the deceased, at least
three successive weeks previous to said time
specified In this order.
IL BURKIrT B. NORTH, Judge.
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District Of Litchfield. %
Probate Court. Aug. 81, IS49.


T. STATE Of Daniel Garrett, late Of Litch-
IL field. in said District deceased; the Court
Of Probate for the District of Litchfeld, hath
limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate. repre-
senled insolveni, in which 10 exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Stephen
Moss and Guy Catlin, Esqrs.. Commissioners
10 receive and examine said Claims Certified
BY CHAS. ADAMS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet al the late residence of said deceased, in
said Litchfrld, on the last Monday in S.ptem-
Der. ls49. and the last Monday in FeL'y. 1850,
at o'clock. in the afternoon. on each Of said
days, for the purpose Of attending 90 the hnsi-
ness Of said appointment. la ~ t.
STEPHEN MOSS, I Commission
GUY CATLIN. ers.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate ere re-
auesead % make immediate payment %
4. 80 s2sss CfRUS 'CATkiNs Adm'rs
Fra5gs E EA 5istai u
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MARRIED.

In this town, on the 9th inst, by the Rev.
Isaac Jones, Mr.. WILLIAM DEWS of Wake
field. York county, and Miss HANNAH
WORKMAN of Winton Hampton, Gloucester.
shire, England.
In Winsted on the 9th inst, by the Rev. Ira
Pet'ib"ne, PIERPONT C. TURNER of VIM
sted, and CO2NELIA VAN HARNE ot West
StJckbridge, Mass.
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Teeth-Gold Mounted

Wh0le or parts Of sets Of incorruptable teeth
Oh me most beautiful finish, with or without
arinclal gums attached, mounted on rold plate
In the best manner, with gold spiral springs.
or on the principle Of atmospheric nrrss,I. -
or win golI clasps as the case NAV reouirc.
In our charges the great principle Of /. live
and LET live" will never be overloaded apd
prizes Will range lower than ever, as our a,
cilities for operating will permit il.
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NEW TAllOR1MG
HsTABETsRNGENT,

ERHE Subscriber has recently taken the
y STAND formerly occupied by HENRY
A. HULL, in the s. ENoUIRHE BUiLDING,' -
where he will make to order, all kinds OF
GARMENTS in the TAILORING line OF
business. in the best styles and of the newest
and most approved FASHIONS.
His prices arc moderate, and such as win
be satisfactory to all who may {. vor him
with their patronage. He-iniends 10 FRO.
cure and keep constantly on haad the la.
test and most popular FASHIONS.
SCOUTING done at short notice, and
suasv0nGed to fl.
n 1 JAMES TRoWBRIDGE. 3
Liich6eld. Aug. 18th. l849. IL
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Orders No. 70.
HEAD QUARTERS, I'd BRIGADE, I
STATE OF COM, Sharon, Aug. "a, A9, {

EAD NoAhAEnSI "a DAAuADE1 Z
STATE OF CONN, Sharon, Aug. "a, ~. )
Oo-THE several Regiments Of this Brig.
ade will rendezvous and encamp for ANIMAL
service, 10 wit The 9Th Regiment, Col.
Kelsey, Middlesex County, at Middletown,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the
25th, 18th and 9Th days of September.
The 9th Regiment, Col. Guyer. of Fairfield
County, at Bridgeport, on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, the Isl, Cd and Sd days
OF October. The 4th regiment, Col Smith,
of Litchfeld County, at LiIchfeld, on Nom
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th. 9th
and 10Th days Of October and the Cd Reg
iment, Col. Hallenbeck, of New Haven Co.,
at Milford, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the 10Th. llih and 18th days OF
October. By order OF
GEN. KING.
GEO A BTsSEI1 Aid de. camD,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

Mr.. Ira Atwater, of New Haven, was
instantly killed last week. by falling from
the roof of his house.
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CANE into The enclosure

CANE into the enclosure Of
the sub ii The, GU the l6ghd aF
Of Aasasls ls49, a aann COW
ab0nI tFnSears old. some white
on The belly, and whiie bag with nnnber
ef warts On lhe ieais.s No artificial n ark.
The owner b rsQuessed q kall and pEss6
prnpeslB pay ehafRer and lalGa her e0as.
IN saHss = Ilx v REexEg1E IN.
Plymoash tlollsEI Ans psh, le|s
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PROBAI,ia R1GGDR1[N.
District CT New Milford, IS. }
Probate COuit, Sept. 6. 'l9. {

FIoUale CouIl' sept. &, '4y.
ESTATE Of Elisabeth Wells, late oi New
~ Milford. in said Dist, ict. deceased.
PURSUANT to an ortlei from the Court Of
Probate for said District will be sold at public
Auction to the highest bidder, on the first day
Of November, 1919, at ten o'clock. on the fore.
noon. (unless previously disposed of al private
sale,) SO much OF the Real Estate of said de-
ceased, as vii! false the sum of FIVE hundred
twenty FIVE dollars and sixty two cents. Sale
TO take place at Wells Factory. in said New
Milford. Terms made known at the time of
sale. JOSEPH WELLS, Administrator.
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n-Jennette, daughter of Mr.. Henry
Hall, of this town, aged 4 years, was
killed by the kick of horse on Wednes-
last.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

@-The Proceedings of the County
Temperance Society came to hand too
late for publication this week.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

William W., son of Henry Dauchy, of
Salisbury, was killed several days since
calf which he was leading.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

n HE subscribers having entered into
- Copas tnership for the manufacture and
sale OF Tin Ware, Stoves, Pipe &c. under the
firm Of PATTISON s. BROWNELL would
| inform their friends and the public generally
that we intend 10 keep on hand and for sale 4
good assortment Of ar,iclcs in our line OF
business al Pattison's
Old Stand in Salisbury.
and that We propose opening Shop al FALLS
VILLAGE. abo0t the LIST If Ssmenber neat.
at either Of which places may be found Va.
riety ofth most approved Patterns Of
Cook O. ParlOr Stoves
for wood or coal, also Stoves, Pipe. Plain and
Japane5 Tin Ware, Brass Kettles. BIittanna
Tea and Coffee Pots. Spoons. Shovel s. Tongs.
Hens Feathers. Live Geese Feathers &C., all
or any Of which will be said al the Market
Prices for Cash or approved credit or exchange
Tor Paper Rags. Old Copper. Brass Or Pewter.
P. S.-Particular attention laid to Job
bling such as putting up Eve Gutter and Lead
ers Roofing and repairing old Ware ell IT
which will be done on shoit notice aad tea-
sonabls prices.
AMOS l.. PATTISON,
CLARKE BROWNELL.
Salisbury. Aug. lSth. 1919. owls.
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Physician and Surgeon, WolcottvilIe,
Connecticut.
ID ESlDENCE and Office those occupied
~ by the late DR.. P. BeardsIey. Office
open at all hours of the day and night.
where may be found good assortment Of
Drugs Medicines and Liquors, Philadel>
phia and London Porter.
WolcOalville. Aug. LIST, I649 IA
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the possibility Of restoring them in any other
manner. II the roots are good, they may be
SET 80 as TO be remarkably firm and useful, a.
well as highly a,naTnanfaI
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Mr.. Editer-Wonder If sKent' with a cats
paw or bears foot can't be scratched out OF his
hole, and his name found. Guess Well try 1t.
When ffips and teddy are banished from the
land, we shail'have no need Of toddy sticks or
.oddy men, had rather meet bear ROBBED
of her whelps. than 10 meet tool IN ms ioi'y
But will meet him like bear bereaved OF nef
.vheln.. and there | wall tend the caIi OF his
heart and like lion will destroy him but
yues. there's not much use-for though you
Rrav fool in m,rtar with q Pestle among
the wheat, he vii Rot denast trom ms toiiy
for we read that tools perish ios the lack OF
knowledge, having only the wisdom Oh the
world, &.
Mr. Kent-IR your last communication, in
which yuu made manifest Rot only your sins
but your folly, to all the lovers OF truth and
friends Il the law Of equality, by preaching up
Gavoritism and exalting the responsibility OF
the rich, and adoring the learning and wisdom
Cf the world. which s foeiishness with God
ami despising the poor and casting them down
as a thing If na1ght. But have no dlsposl-
ton to render evil for evil, bot good Tor evil
for upen rebuke 10 better than secret love,
and faithful are the wounds of frieQd. Nei-
Their have I stolen into the paper as thief IN
the night, through the fear OF siaNder or 10
SANDER the lovers Of truth with a borrowed
name or a straight Jacket. ! have been leo IN:
to il BY firE conviction and tnrougn tne seaf OF
God alone, to say che wore 10 oehAas 'na'
;nst;ce which has hid itself from the brow
beaten uoor-and ! might as we'll attempt to
suppress my breath as to suppress the truth
sneak Dear man, would not rebuke yoa az
Balaam's ass did the prophet, but as my mas"
Ter did sinners. Because tell you the truth,
We 90 about TO kill me. Why do We not under"
stand NV speech EVen because ye cannot
hear nv words, because ye are OF your tather
the devil: and the lust Of year father ye will
do. " Full Of all subtilty and all mischief:
thou child of the devil, thou enemy TO all
righteousness. how long will ye pervert the
truth and trample on the poor Of this world Z:
These are the wounds Of a friend, which
wound to hea', and sometimes kali 90 make
alive. This is the sword 81 the spirit, which
without reform will soon cut vou down TO the
,erouna, and lay you in your straight jacket
1ithout friend of truth to mourn your loss.
A. STONE
r If stumbling and rock Of offence to all those
svbc furn judgment 10 woTmwood and leave
offrighteousness 10 the EARN.
Mr. Kiihonrne--Dear Sir beg like a beg
Gar N Inc feet Of the bending angel OF mercy.
Shat yo,, would consider my case - > helpless
80 ,,;thout yol consent TO publish my wea-
~, of defence. and will trouble you NO more
rir;ah anvthinr Of the kind and my thanks shall
- srssi' and yo,r reward the same. Turn
NOT away from the poor and needy:
M sincerely yours, ALBIN STONE.
81" ~~~~0-~>>- 1~N~>'>s-'"-~---
70 Correspondents. -" My Native
Land" Il traaslatiOn,l is very accePta-
he. and viii have place in our next.
c-a.What has become of 'ssFlOrence
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sz 49,
sESsZ5 ii "a, ~ - -
N ug atuck Railroa d
TO WcOEcOEtUSELe.

NEW ARRANGEMENT COMMEN>
cling, SEPT, 5TH, l649.
TiRST passenger train leaves Bridgeport at
Il 10. GA. M. or on the arrival of the tbs
A M. train from New York, connecting at
SIralIOrd with the 9.25 A. M train from New
Haven.
Second passenger train leaves Bridgeport at
40 P. M. or on the arrival Of the P. M. ex>
press train from New York connecting al
StraIftrd with the A P. M. train from New
Haven. ..z
Freight train, with passenger car attached.
will leave Bridgeport at 6. 10 A. M. and con.
meets at Stafford with the A. M. train from
New Haven.
Returning.
First passenger car leaves Wolcotiville al
A M connecting at the junction with a
special train to New Haven, and arrives at
Bridgeport IN time for the passengers to take
the 1920 train TO New York, and 10. Is train
TO Albany.
Second passenger train leaves Voice tville
at l,3O M, and connects with the trains 10
New York, New Haven, ard New Milford.
Freight train leaves Ply.nouth at $50 P.
M. and arrives in Bridgeport in time for the
7.l5 P. M. train to New Haven.
Stages run 20 and from the cars as follows !;
From Wolccttv;lle to Winsted, Wolcottvile
to Li'ch6eld. Litchfeld to Plymouth. Li,ch-
field 10 Litchfeld Station, Waterbury to Was
tertown and Sourh Farms, Humphreysville to
Oxford, Southbury and Woodbury..
Freights taken from New York. New Ha.
ven and Bridgeport, 10 any station on the line
and forwarded to The above places, as hereto.
fore. Freight above Plymouth, will 90 To the
second passenger train, for the present
PHGLO HURD, SuPi.
Bridgeport, Sept. 5th, 1919.
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Wanted.

"A JOURNEYMEN at the Joiner's 5nsi>
Il ness wanted immediately.
Enquire of VIM. X. BUEL.
Litch6eld. Sep,.3. 1919. IL
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GEO. A. BrssELL, Aid.de.camp.
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New Goods.

Liichfeld, lS49.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-11
To the Public.

The "muera lands included il tile fore going proclama
ZION are chiefly situated between Lake Superior and The
Montreal river and Isle Royale in the northern PENN
snla OF Michigan and rendered immensely valuable
therein. H s8
considerable number ot those mines have already heen
dcovered In the trap ranges, within few miles OF Lake
SUPERIOR and the geological character OF The con'
n.y. and the explorations already made canno he doubt
ed thai oihera egdiy, II valuable will be ionnd
throughout this whole +" mineral REGION
In some Of the minesnsw worked copper Is onnd almost
pre and In fact OF the native copper a ores yield
greater per ceniage than any other YET discovered IN the
world Slveri is also found In considerable quantities.
All the necessary materials for the construction OF fnr
naces aud inel for smelng found IN abundance in the
immediate neighborhood OF The mineral
The climate IN The winter though cold, does not inter.
the operations Of the mines lin f1ci mat season Us
considered the most favorable Tor their operations
The proximity Of these mineral lands 10 The shore o lake
and the communication theeirom by the Ssnt Ste
Marie, lakes Huron, Erie, &c furnish ready means OF
Transporting The products OF these lands 10 the pfintpal
markets Of The United States n very tfling cost
II likewise appears from the reports 10 this Office, that
the agricultural andH 81 air quality producing the
when properly TILED, they have been found favorable or
grain crops also and for all these products, lair price
and good market will be found NJ the mines
Timber-such as white aud yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch Il, III many places very abundant, aud
by lis thrifty growth gives evidence Of the richness Of The
soil.
Mana showing the localities OF the mines aud other valu
able information relating thereio- from the geoog
cal survey, sc which cannot be embraced IN This brie
noice will prepared and deposited In the land Office al
the Su Ste MARIE ioi Inspection as early as practicable
before the commencement oi The public sales
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner ofihe General land Office.
Mar -iawl3w