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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET-Jan. /,

oGN 4Cs
Our market is dull for merchandise general.
ly. Below will be found such remarks as we
deem requisite to make:
Bdcon-Some small lots of Bacon have been
sold at and 8ic. for hams and shoulders. 80
The supply cannot be considered large, but at
the same time sufficient for immediate de-
mands. In other descriptions there is not much
doing. though prices have not materially
changed.
Corn-Received from North Counties about
1000 bushels, which sold OF SO cents; market
well supplied. and prices rather on the decline.
Hay-Sales from vessel at soc and from
store al 65c., per 100 lbs.
Lard-Some sales in small lots from wagons
at cents.
Lime--Is held at 70 so cents
Lumber-There are number of RATS Of
river Lumber, on the market bu: we hear of
no sales of Importance to report Our quota.
tons are merely nominal.
IIn,5er-Mllers have operated rather more
freely during the past week, and number of
RATS of timber have changed hands at prices
ranging within quotations; there is still a
large number of RATS on the market unsold,
and sales are considered somewhat dull. Moth
ng doing in shipping Timber.
lH0tdSSeS-IluofaflonS nave receded 10 10 4
81 cents for West Indies-No New Orleans
Molasses in market.
Naval Stores.--Since our last report Tur-
peniine has arrived freely. From the best infor-
nation we can obtain, the receipts have reach
ed from 5000 to $4,000 barrels ,all Of which
have changed hands at So 80 10 1925 for soft,
and 81 80 10 81 ,25 for harG-closing at 50 ,25 &
81 ,25. Sales of Tar for the week (say 600 to
1000 hbls.) have been made at 81 IS, and small
lots at 81 los 81, l23 per Dbl. In Spirits Tur-
pentine, prices have not changed, with sales
of ii few hundred bbls. at 263 cents, and ST., rs
for the bbls. Last sales OF Common Rosin al
rs cents.
Pork.-Green Pork continues to arrive free.
| ly, and the weather being favorable, sellers dc
not find much difficulty in disposing of thei.
stock at quotations.
ScIt-The receipts of Salt for the last week
have been large, and prices have declined ma
| tetially, leaving the article almost unsaleahe
Received about 1850 bushels. of which 1850
sold a, 22c. and 1000 bushels at lsc, 90 days
! 5000 bushels remaining on market unsold
Rice-Sales of 100 terces at So 81 per cwt.
StaveS-R. o. hhds, rough Slaves are now
quoted at II Sl4, and do. dressed II 10 SIT
per thousand.
Frcights-No change-see table
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THE WILMINGTON ROAD.

We learn from a gentleman just from Rail
eigh, that there is every probability of the
passage by the Legislature of the bill for the
relief of the Wilmington & Raleigh Rail Road
Company, of which synopsis was presented
in late number The passage Of this bill
will ensure the relaying of the whole Road to
Weldon with heavy iron. The bill is also
important in its bearing upon the interests of
the new Road, since it is proposed by tito au-
thorize the transfer of $500, 600 Of the State
stock to the capital stock of the Wilmington
and Manchester Company. This is news of
a cheering character. a~7a. sst
U. S. SENAToR.-The Pennsylvania Legs
lature has elected James Cooper tFed.) U. 5.
Senator, for six years from 4th March next. in
place of Mr.. Cameron. whose term expires
with the present session.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19
CONSTABLE'S ELECTION.

owe are authorized to announce Mr.. Will
LIAM F. BURCH, as candidate for Constable
for the Wilmington District, at the ensuing Elec-
ton. IN as-u a....steas -, @ 1t
owe are authorized to announce Mr.. JAS
T. NORRIS, a, candidate for Constable, fol
the Wilmington District. at tho ensuing Election
UTWe are authorized TO announce Mr. JAS
F. BROCKEF, as candidate for Constable, fol
the Wilmington District, at the ensuing Election
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

- SdLE OF SPLENDID FANCY ART1cLEs.-We
take pleasure Enrziling attentionto the adver-
3 tisement, in this days paper, for the sale at
auction, on tomorrow evening, by Messrs.
Martin & Cronly, at Mozart Hall, of variety
of splendid fancy articles. imported from Italy,
France, and Bohemia, BY Signor Vito Viii e.
Sons. Our citizens will no doubt be pleased
with the opportunity Of visiting this celebra-
ted collection. 1t contains number of rare
and magnificent specimens of art in sculpture.
The vases, urns, and other ornaments, are
worthy visit The exhibition will open at
81 8 O'Clock, A. M. rsa tta .aes1ssss a-.,E
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- MA@1N9 IggRs Is
ssAAasK PoRT Of wILMINGToN. AAE
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Jan II --scl,r Samuel Hyinan, DAVIS, Middleton, n
i2sehr STm. Hart, G:aaaT Ptriiapeipha, to George
Harriss. .. .s
l3-Rris Belle, Williams, New York, o do.
Brig Random. Price, Tennerife, 10 Hathaway & son.
l4-KEig Niger, iierrck, Gloucester, Mass to Barry.
Brig Jacob Story, stickncy Salem, Mass, Barry,
se i Smith, Miller, New York. to DsRosset f
schr Mary Elizabeth. Smith, New Bedford to DeRos.
5-Barqne Manchester, Watson, Boston, 10 Barry.
Brig Canora, Tribor, Turks Island, to G w Davis.
Brig Forester, Grover Bath, Me, 10 Dickinson.
Schr Mary Augusta, Keller, Thomastou, Me, to De
Schr Marion, Burns. Little River, tn w Davis.
Banks
l7-Brs Gen Taylor, shute. Boston, to Barry Bryant
Brig weilingsIey, Persons, Gloucester, to Barry.
Brig franklin, Bowaen, Turks Island, to Barry, Bry.
Jan ll-schr Mary George, Giiehrist, Philadelphia.
15@B2is ID Dow, merryinan. Matanzaa. by Barry,
Bris mosei a, Hall, Boston, by Barry, Bryant f Co
sehr MartLa Ann, Sonie. sha,losae, 6y w Davis.
Baruue Oaks Angler, Drnkwater, Cuba, by do
Brig Frontier, Pettrgrcve, Portau Prince BY HARRIS
schr william & John, vincent Charleston, by De-
is-Barqae Brassa. soule. liverpool byJ q D Nc
Brig Nareguagas, Hinkley. Richmond. Va BY Geo.
schr Lanaartins. Eaton, g. Kits, BY Geo. HARRIS.
15.Brg Masaraora, Ksndrick, Pones, 7. +, By liar.
Rrig-IIsIriet, RsDwn, Barbados, BY DeRossst q
ssir M.ry. alought. eass. b O w Davis. rf.ias.
i IN = ssas asss s:.n { Daninss J,
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.MaRREED.

In Selma, Ala, on the 5th ult., DIR. c. w. Gra-
liam, Of KenansvilIe, N. G.. to Miss Mary R.,
youngest daughter Of thelaie Col Thomas Ks-
]. At Southeriand, Jefferson CO Florida. Mr.. Tip
poo d. Hanghton, of N. c.. to Miss NJ. E. Nose
y, DAUGHTER Of Gov. Mosely, !. -
Ia Wayne county, on the 18th ult., by Elisha
Pipkin, Esq, Mr.. seabon J. Wolf. of Sampson
county, to Miss Louisa Parker, of Wayne.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

'oNsLow CouErr.-Among other proceed.
ings in the Legislature. we notice the intro
duction OF a bill. BY Mr.. Foy. the member
from this County. TO repeal the ACT Of last ses-
sion altering the time for holding the Courts
there. We have conVersed with one Of. two
Of our friends from that County. aud they ex-
press hope that II may succeed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. i6th-6 P. M.--The
flour market is very quiet-sales of standard
brands at SIS IS. Corn meal 50 rs, and rye
-four So ls-dull. The receipts and supply
of all kinds of grain continue small. Good to
prime red wheat 06 81 IL, and white 90.
l 10 a 81 II. Corn, sales of southern yellow
al 60 a SIC; mixed 6Oc. Oats firmer, with sales
at 81 a 35c; rye Csc, and cloverseed 81 12a
Rice s-sc per Id. The cotton market con-
tinues dull. A shade decline has taken place
since the steamer. Whiskey in bills is selling
at 24c per gall.--Ralt Sun .~...-s -
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HonseS and Lots to Rent and Sell.

THE House at present occupied
fTM by Mr. sibbit Third street, nesr Nun
i!!. street, is offered for sale. or to rent Gill
&zMA October. The house is small. but very
pleasantly situated, good sized lot and web in the
yard.
One small two story House, with fve rooms
and convenient lot. little North Of Market street.
beyond the Eastern boundary of town, to sell.
Another story and jump house, adjoining the
above, just put up, very convenient, but not Plas'
tered-will be sold low. possibly may be rented.
Another small house, il Oregon, in good con-
dition will be sold or rented. -s...s.
Another large two story House little East OF
the Methodist L. Church. nearly uew-to sell.
ALS0-SeveraI fine building lots, On Market
street, continued, and fewa little to the North Of
the same. rare chance is here offered, for those
wishing to purchase, apply to
. 13sg ia8s 50 PsN.FANNING, Agent.
Jan 10, le49-[I9-tf 81.
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DIED.

At Chapel Hill. on the Sd inst, Mr.. William
g. Lucas. graduate ofths Uniyersiy Of N. G.
of the Glass Of Is47.
In MocksviIis, on the 2egh uit.. Col. WIN. r.
Kelly. s. ss's
In Guilford county. Mr.. Mas.stn Harris, aced
In sstetn. N. g, en- The 81 inst, Mr.. Alex C.
BsGms e
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SCOTT, KEEN g. Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
- " ~ H ER II " WR
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Market-Slreet, Wilmington, N. C.
Jan. 10, ls49[-l9-ly. ..--
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
(LATE HANOVER HOUSE.)

FRoxr STREET, WILMINGTON, N. G. a..
THIS HOUSE has lately been re-opened. IN
der the superintendent OF the undersigned, who
have given it thorough overhaulng, and newly
furnished it throughout. They pledge themselves
that nothing shall he wanting, on their part, to
render the patron satisfied and comfortable.
Their Table and Chambers are as well furnish
ed and attended on Ivy as faithful servants as can
be found in any other Hotel in the Southern States
The Omnibus will be found ready at the Cars
and Steamboats,, carrying baggage, free, to and
fiom the Hotel. t..ies r. .F
HUTCHINS & MASALoN.-
January l9, ls49 Il l9-lyuoo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

DEATH OF SENATOR SEvIER.-We regret to
learn from the Washington papers that Hon
Ambrose H. Sewer, formerly Senator from
and late Minister 10 Mexico, died
at the residence of Judge johnson, in that
State, on the ST Instant. t-,rf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

FIRE From TIE Newbern Republicans Of
the nth inst. we learn that the sTnrpentine
Disiillery belonging TO AMOS WADE, Esq Of
Newberri. took ERE on last Saturday evening.
The distillery being connected with sever
al buildings. the whole were consumed,
destroying some 5000 barrels Of .turpentihe
and every thing properly belonging to the es-
tablishment, and also the rosin oil factory. il
was the most extensive establishment in the
place The lossis estimated at nearly $4,000.
No insurance. The ERE originated we believe
by overwhelming the still.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

The MARION STAa.-We welcome with
pleasure new candidate for Editorial honors,
in the person of A. ]. Requier, Esq. gentle
man already widely known in the Carolinas,
from his contributions 10 the press. The me-
chanical execution and arrangement of the
Star is highly creditable TO the publisher, and
We doubt not the known capacity of the Edi-
for will ensure the paper hearty and cordial
support. F ssta .as sF
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! WILMINGTON JOURNiL.
! Friday, JANUARY 10. Is40.

-. The MASCHEsTER RoAD.-As our paper is
gnlng TO Press, the Stockholders Of the VIII
saml0gton 6 Manchester Railroad are assembled
: IN m Masonic Hall. The Presidents Report
.sad. 1t is long and able expose of
the condition and prospects of the Road. We
4 hope to be able to spread it before ourreadeFs
in our next. Among other business before the
smeeiing, there is to be an election OF officers
for the ensuing year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

In publishing this week fuller summary
than usual of the proceedings of Congress and
our State Legislature, we have been reduced
to the necessity of excluding some original
sf,snailer prepared for this weeks paper; but we
have no doubt, from the interesting character OF
these proceedings, that the preference will be
approved by our readers. ae-eauass
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

colossus G. Wright. Esq. of Wilmington,
has been appointed one Of the Directors Of the
North Carolina Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
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ORDERS NO. Is.

HEAD QUARrERs, 30rH REGINEEr, N. e. NJ.
Wilmington. 18th Jan'y. ls4g. 5
THE Staff and Commissioned Officers of the
S0th Regiment, No. Ca. Militia, are hereby re-
ouired to NEE. in Wilmington, on Thursday. the
22d February, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. precisely, for
the purpose of holding an Election for Brigadier
General, for this Brigade, vice Gen. MAnsrxLLER,
promoted. s#5ad .8si' mcEi &6as51 5"''
Polls he'd in the Court House, and closed at
P. m. t.4 .re,f, .= ,.Ek- Sam
Capts. BowDEx and HARrsriELD are hereby
detailed a. Poll holders. s'4" i'A
--... -s r. .-a ROBT. G. RANKIN,
.. -.4ss,rs Col. Cong 30lh Regt.
JONI J. HEnRlcK, Adi't . ne.
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AccnEET.-The Steamer Vanderbilt, Capt
Marshall while on her trip from Charleston
e this place. on Sunday morning last, when.
aashort distance from the Main bar, met with
serious accident, in the breaking of her main
shaft Fortunately, the weather was remark
bly, mild, and the wind favorable during the
whole day, and BY the use of the BOATS sails
and laborious sexertions of her captain and
crew. succeeded in reaching her wharf Al the
Rail Road Depot, about o'clock, P. NJ.
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LIST OF LETTER S.

REMAINING in the Post Office at Whining
ton, N. G., 3lst December, ls4s.
Those whose names appear on this List wiz
please ask for advertised Letters.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

Nors.-Rver Lumber Tar and Turpen,lne are al.
ways sold in the water aud tec TO the expense
Soc TO 81 per and Turpentne about loc per b6i
For dry virgin mixed turpentiue deduction made
according 10 quality.
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SUGAR & COFFEE.
is bags Laguyre Coffee; 10 bags Rio Coffee
10 kbis Sngar, Ut the old stand of
PERRIN 4 HARTSFLELD,
JUST RECEIVED

From Fayetteville, and for sale Uery Loao, 8
bales SheetiDg bales Cotton Yarn; 20 boz
es Tobacco 20 bbis Flour. assorted 1000 ibs
handsome Bacon. WEN hCLkIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

Our latest intelligence from Raleigh is con-
tanned in the following editorial. commentary
of the Standard, upon the very interesting
proceedings of the past weeks Legislature,
the most important of which, at the present
crisis Of affairs, is the passage through the
Senate of the Resolutions introduced into the
House fortnight since, by Mr. Dobbin:e
-. STATE IEGdSI ATIIREL -.
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NNTfCE.

ALE persons indebted to DE subscriber for the
wears 1916 AT and 49, either By note or account.
are earnestly requested call and settle as long
ct indulgence (cOuvsnisHtly) cannot be given
- $3.50 80 81 j. g. HOLMES.
Clinton. Sampson CO.. Ian 10. is-6t.
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RAC0Nl AND LARD.

5000 lbsbaeon hams; 5000 rs bacon shoulds1s'
5000 lbs bacon sides, IS bbIs New Leaf Lard; %
kses kees new leaf Lard. For sale low b
. JIG HOWARD 4 PEuEN.
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CLIO s T. u p.

y Ia y - u Y
THE subscribers having all their bills made out
up to the lst day ofJanuary. la49, would request
all those indebted TO them to come and settle tho
same, as longer indulgence cannot be given, As
CASH is required to purchase cheap goods.
JOHN KYLE & co.
January 10, lsi9--fl9.tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

BALTIMORE. Jan l6-The -four market re-
mains very quiet, Sales of Howard street
brands at f5 mixed brands at 81 933 City
millers are willing TO take So I27, but noml-
nally ask So 25. The receipts of grain are
very moderate, and mostly in small los Good
TO nrime lots red wheat at 81 O6 white at
] 03 81 i6. Corn scarce--white al Sc SIC;
yellow SIS SIC. Oats % 32c Whskey
is without much movement we quote at 234
a csc per gall, in hhds and bbls-BaH Sun
NEwBERN, Jan. IL Turpentine-Sales
have been made from 81 80 to So for dip, and
1 20 iorscrape. Tar 81 rs. Corn 80aS1 90
per bbl. Pork-The weather being favora-
BILE for putting up, should it continue so, good
lots for family use would probably find rea-
dy market at 4 a S44. Peus.-Clay peas sell
AT IS 40; Black eyes so 60 ; Lady 60 20.
New YORK, Jan. 1876, P. M.-Flour mar
ket is without much movement sales day
of 1000 bbls at $5 IS for western, and SIS 81
SIS "a for Genesee; Southern SIS SO SIS ga;
corn meal So 81 So, and rye flour dull at So
l8. The receipts of grain have been light,
and the supply is small-saies to limited ex-
tent of red wheat at 81 08 ST IA, and white
do. 81 % a 81 IS. Germ is without much
movement-sales of $4,000 bushels at 60 a
Sic for mixed, and 81 SO to Csc for yellow
oats 46 48c; rye 81 Csc. and firmer. Sales
of lard in bbls at "a. and tallow at 81 SIC /;
hams st. and sides &c. The grocery market
remains unchanged-saleso of 80 tierces rice
at So IS a SO 81 per 100 lbs. The cotton mar
ket is heavy. Whskey, in bbls, is selling
at &c &c per gallon Bali. Sun.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

Desirable Res 'dence in the city, patuatls R::'t
Lands and one hundred and ffiy-foGr Negrt@,
ny EtxSnnr @ M TxY7rwEa n 3
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

The Popular Tote-The popular vote in
all the States, on the Presidential question, is
ascertained to be as follows: Taylor, $685.
1928; Cass, 1 .2l6.zl6; Van Buren,, % 1927 /;
Scattering, 4,033. The popular vote is p
86s ,534, being an increase of I90,4l3, since
the election of 1914. Ifs ID
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TT E M 8 .

The silver pitchers procured by the citizens
of Wilmington to complimen, Col Robert T.
Paine with, were presented TO that gentleman
on Tuesday of last week, inthe Senate Cham
Der of the Capitol at Raleigh. by our towns
men Messrs. VIM A. Wright, Robert H. Cow
an, and T. D. Meares. R1r. Cowan mad,
much admired address on the occasion, to
which Col. Paine replied Chronicle
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-01-19

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREs1pENT-By and
with The adviee and consent of the Senate -
Andrew B. Gray, of Texas, to be surveyor for
running The boundary line between the Uni
ted States and Mexico. ....-- .-....
John D. Field, Jr., to be coiner Of the branch
mint of the United States at Dahlonega. Geor-
gia, in the place Of D. II. Mason, deceased.
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Orders arc respectfully solicited and will be Immediately
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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05
my THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

JNpuss.snes cfIaw, l. JAMES X POLK President ofihe
United siales q America do hereby declare and MAKE
land Offices State Of aihe periods here
nais X ds,ssspassd, Y W.T.
lug Monday the fourth day Of June the disposal
q The public snds situated Within the aforementioned
i5wnhhipst and parts oftowuahips, viz
North efHe base line ond sest Of fourth principal
meridian.
Fractional Townships twenty-five, and townshlps twen,
rrssioaal ownships tweniy.sys aud wsnty'six and
owntnps ihrtyone, lhrtyto. and thyihree, Of range
Fractional township twenty six and townships twenty,
nine thitiyhree, md thrty.iour ofrsnse nineteen
Iownhhlpa thry.thres, uirty-four and hlfty-hye, Of
Al nc same place, commencing on Monday, The third
aay q segsb.r nsz ior ne disposal q 81 shs public
snaerntsd which have been or shall be- reported before
Tie day e sas asentainng copper ,ad Or o.r ysluabs
not less than eve dollars per acre except inc sections and
pas q ssloa, any soys,sd by ,oss mining is9sss
SsIops ofE: ss .ppsos.d 81 he shlr Jay Sissa
sddionai land district IN the Territory Of Wisconsin, and
iay tbs eighteenth day q jans ns S1 The d!spssa q
grcsn; public lands within the uuisvTrsnionsd icnshiPs
end Parts Of Townships, VIZ;
Nsrsk Of THE base IRE and irest Of TIE fourth 1iP~ircs7
Ioy7nsAips fourteen ffscn and sixteen FRANCE ois
onshhPs i21,sn hlssn end ,atss. q fSss 9
Townships nineteen twenty, twsnt7.cns and twenty.
two, oi range fouT
Townships nineteen and twenty Of range i've
Townships eighteen nineteen and twenty, OF range six
Townships eighteen, ninstesn, and twenty Of range
se-en 'l
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, Of range
tlFht lit
fractional township eighteen and townships nineteen
and twenty, Of range nine.
Fractional Township eighteen and townships nineteen
and twenty, Of range ten
Fractional iownahips eishtssn and Nineteen and
ship twenty. Of range eleven.
fractional townships nineteen and twenty, Of range
twelve.
Fractional township twenty, ofrange tlirsen.
Lands appropriated by law for The OF schools militia
~ and other purposes, win he excluded from the saes.
The Offering at the aforementioned land5 Will be
menced hs days appointed and proceed In the order in
which they are advertised with all convenient despatch,
until the whole shall have hesn offered, and The aaes thus
closed; hu no sale shall be kept onen longer ih1n Two
weeks and private entry any the lands win be ad
United until aiier The expiration Of The Two weeks,
Given under my hand. Al The city OF Washington this
twenty seventh dag Of February, Dornni hUt
sand eight hundred and forty mine
JAMES X. POLK. +.
BY the President:
RICHARD NJ YoUEd,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,