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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04

The Vermont Union Hhig has been removed
to Rutland, and greatly enlarged 1t is the lar
gest paper in the Sate-and loo large its sub.
scrlbers have no business to grumbe though
We speak as printer.
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Household Manufactures.

Best 10 yards flannel, Mrs Charles Reed,
Barre, loo
End do Miss Mary A Dickinson, Warren, So
Best trockng, Mrs Jefferson Bradford, Barre, 90
2nd do Mrs NJ Hall, Warren, SO
Best diaper, Mrs Il Pikln Marshfeld, 100
End do Mrs Rosina Il House, Berlin, 50
Best wool shawl, Mrs S Chapman, Wasfield, ] 90
Ind do Miss Susan Wheeler, Barre, so
Best rug carpeting, Mrs Jesse Scott, Barre, 90
2nd do Miss Evina Bradford, Barre, so
Best wool carpeling, Miss NJ A Dickinson,
Warren, 100
2nd do Miss l. ii Stevens, Mortified, 50
B. st yarn rug, Miss Il Allen, Berlin, 100
2nd do Miss Susan Wheeler, Barre, 80
Best braided rug, Mrs Laura Gale, Plain
field, 100
2nd do Mrs Barber, Barre, so
Best horse blanket, MIR Jesse Scott do 100
Best pair co'd wool socks, Jane Holden,
Mddesex, 50
2nd do Mrs Jesse Scott, Barre, IS
Best pair ladies' socks, white, Mrs A ii Da-
Wis, Marshheld, so
2nd do Miss Jane Holden, Middlesex, rs
Best pair gents colored socks, Mrs Jesse
Scott, Barre, 50
2nd do Mrs NJ Hall, Warren, %
Best PLAIN ladies' coofed socks, do SO
do do worsted do so
do do linen, Mrs Jesse Scott SO
Best pr. striped mIltens Mrs L b Sherman, so
Ind do Mrs L Bushnel Waisiield 25
Best pair WOODEN gloves, Mrs Jesse Scott, 50
Best straw hats, Mrs Amasa Hall, rs
Best specimen needle-work, Miss l. II sto-
vens, Mortified, loo
End do Miss E q Hubbard, Montpelier, 81
Best worsed needle work, Miss l. III Ste
vens, Mortified, loo
Pad do Mrs w Howes, Montpelier, 81
Best bouquet flowers, do do x
2nd do Mrs q Rlker, do 81
Best 10 lbs flax, Stoddard, Was6eld, LOO
q. w. COLLAMER,
CiIAS. LYMAN, Con
J. M. RICHARDSON, }
Mrs JAMES 6PAULDING,)
80 w DREW, Conn., Of Ladies
&C BARBER,
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PULMONARY ORIGINS.


The the value of any discovery, the higher ii il
held in the esteem of the public, aud much proportion
thut public liable to BIO Imposed upon by the spurious int
taons of Ignorant Designing and dishonest men, who like
tho done in the hive, have neither the ability nc
nation provide for themselves, but thrive and luxun
upon the earnings OF the deserving.
Now that this preparation Is well known DO
tain cure for nclpienrCON5UMPTlON, ASTHMA, LIV-
Err COMPLAINT, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, and all sum
la Injections, than any other remedy Known there viii
be, aud NOW ARE found those ylanously wicked to
connect spurious and perhaps poisonous mixture, and to
try palm it on as the genuine basim.
This caution dealers aad the public generally against
purchasing other Than that having the WRITTEN SIG
NATURE OF |. BUTTS the wrapper. The rest merely
initiate the of tho orgua while they possess Of
its virtues.
prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail only by ETH W.
FOWlE, Boston, Mass to whom all orders should DO Hd
dressed and Tor sale by h agents throughout tho country
For sale by REDFlEt.D Il GRANNlS, Montpelier, s. X.
Collins, do; Fronch x Walker, Barre; b. T. q {. french,
Plainheld Ibuiber x Bowlcs Washington Dickinson an
Peusiec, Chelsea. AZ 2
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LEGISLATIVE MEETING.

The wing members of the Legislature are re-
quested to meet at the usual room in the Slate
House, Wednesday, Oct. 10th, p. m.
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at the Astor Place Opera House have been con-
victed, and sentenced to Imprisonment and fines
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A new paper has been started at Brandon
the PoSt,-E. D. Barber corresponding editor
Enough said
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VERMONT PoLITIc3.-lt seems from the fol-
lowing that somebody expects the Free Soil party
will caUe in here, just as in New York-gong
over to old fashioned locoiocoism.
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DREADFUL The Washington Union has be-
come convinced from the revelations made by
Gen. Taylor in the course Of his late tour, that
lie is determined TO sign the Wimot Proyiso
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Three Cheers for Bristol!!
Democrnlic net gain G;}.

We copy the above from the DanvlIe Star, a
Iocofoco priut. 1t is, to DO sure, doing pretty
WELL considering! But we can beat it. In
Windsor, Gov. Coolijge's home, the vote stood
ast year, Coolidge, 294; Dillingham; and Shut
ter, liz :--maj. Tor Coolidge III This year the
vote stands Coolidge, 800; Medium, lao,
maj. for Coolidge $50. Gov. Cooldge's net gain
in his own town, l42!! Try again, gentlemen !!
-Uoodstock .uercUY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-04

Minnesota first Legislature is in session.
The Governors Alexander Ramsay of Pa, J mes
sage is conservative in tone.
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GoDEY's LADYs Book for October, is really
one Of The very best numbers ever issued.
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PREMIUMS.
.4cqrded By The Wdshingion County .4gricuiima
Society, Sept. 26, IS49.

.4lC1rlea Dy ne VdShtngi0n county agricultural
Society," Sept 26, 1919.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Best squash, J. w. Thompson, Berlin, so
End do do do 25
Best pumpkins, o. Wood, Barre, so
2nd do Justus Kenny, Plainfeld, 25
Best watermelon, Leonard Keith, Barre, 50
I'd do A. Royce %
Best muskmellon, do DO so
2nd do do do %
Best peck Of potatoes, l.. Keith, do SO
Bud do II. HOLSTER, MarShfeld, %
Best onions, do do so
2ud Go Jesse Scott, Barre, %
Best bees, II. HOLSTER, Marshfeld, SO
2rd do Lorng Gray, Il. Montpelier, rs
Best carrots, Jesse Scott, Barre, so
2nd do. Abner Town, Woodbury., %
Best sweet apples, A. II. Davis, Marshfed, 50
2d do Henry Jones, Mortified, %
Bes, sour apples, W. X. Holden, Mddesex, so
2rd do J. w. llowes, Montpelier, IS
Best pears, W. Bradford, Barre SO
2nd do Erastus Wheaton, Barre, 25
Best tomatoes, l.. Briggs, Montpelier, SO
2nd DO james Twing, Barre, IS
Best beans, Levi Robinson, Calais, Sc
bud do. J. w. Howes, Montpelier, Is
Best peas, Jesse Scott, Barre, Sc
Dad do Harvey Alien, Berlin, ga
A. ROYCE, Bare,
JASON TOWN, Woodbury., Com
S. G. FRENCH, Montpelier \
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BADGER, KEITH & BARKER's.
DC 'ober l, lsls. ~
IsT OF LETTERS remaining in tho Post Office at North
IL field October |, iel9
Austin, Mohitablo Jackson, Isaac .
Ahern, Timothy Jones, Edwin
Allen, William, Joyce, Chas. II
Appleton, Thomas Kennedy, John
Bodget John r. 3 Kelly, Nicholas
Bayey, Ithal ketch, Lazarus
Baldwin, William, ., Kelly, James
Buitefheld Sarah Mics kitruw, simon
Brown, Edwin Levin, Henry
Bulterheld Nathaniel Leonard. b
Burns, John LymaA, Geo. II
Brown, & aud $ Logon, John
brown, Henry L. Maloney, John
Beard, II AZ Mulln, Thomas
Brchmo,e, nc Mcdaniel, Patrick
Buus, Ann Miss Mallory, John 5
BrimdoIf, Louis MuUy, Daniel
Cullen, Pat Madigan, Michael
Carey, Luke Moulton,
Cullyan, Pat Maoney Mary
cady, Beisey Miss Murphy, Michael
Croy, Hiram Mcnamara, Daniel
Coyel, Chuuncey l. Morrill,, WDB
Cfonin, nanirl NoftIrcp, Clnris.a C
| Carson, James Nelson, Rachael
| Crane Jeremiah Nichols, William
| Doran, Thomas O'Connol John
| Denick q w Ordway, jeremiah
/ Daliss Lillian O'Brien, Pat
Dougharly, John 9 oNeal Ieeplah
Dryer, Pat OConneiel ft
! Daley Rev. OKclly, Michael
Dunbar, PA okeele, Daniel
Donhef, Pat Purtlb William
| Durphy Morgan Peckham, John
Dundon Michael Quude, Timothy
| DEXTER John Ryan, Anthony
| Daloy Pat Rohane, Phillip
Erskine Geo. w. NJ. Ryan, Michael
| Ftscnrnf II Ryon, William
| FrauSuin Thomas Rollins Alfred
| Flint, Schuyler Resdimon, James
Finn Mrs Rooth, James
| rarely, Henry Roach, Patlick2
| Calvin, Thomas sheehan, John
Grave. l. ID Smith, Charles
Gum George Sherry, Joseph
GosteI, Pat Star, Patrick
Goary, John Story, Harvey NJ
| Howe solon Q SpaLiing, Beihuel w
| Hynes Anthony 2 Saintnore, Louis
| ufI Almon Tucker, William
| HOwes, Augustus Ihrsions, William
HeATa, Daniel Thompson )
| llawey, Michael Thatcher SARAH Ann
HurbuTt, George Wilson,
| Holt A "A Wilson, Squire
| lnchy, Frank Walsh, James
| Iammond Nm p Wilson, Rosina
| jIanaw N n Mrs WI ey, William
| Hathaway w y Wheeler, Edward
| ietbeTt Martin Wells, Il
WIN, ROGERS, p. Ne
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION,

Aud the best medicine known man for Asthma Of every
stage, Liver Complaints. Bronchitis, Iunuenli Coughs,
Colds, bleeding of the Lungs, ShoHness OF Breath,
Pains and Weakness Ia tho Side, Breast, q O.
md all 10th of tho
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County Appointments.

Remarks upon this subject a. in type, but
necessarily deferred week.
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TEAS & SUGARS.

A MOTHER invoice ofthat superior Gunpowder Tea-Rso
N that good Green Tea Is pound, just ecev
ed.
BROWN g. WHITE SUGARS,
Al Great Bargains,
DC ober l, lsis. ~
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Fat Cattle.

Fat Cattle.
Best pair fat oxen, Nathaniel Cctler, L.
Montpelier, 400
2nd do Dow, watsfcld, 800
Sd do do do 900
Best fat COW, O Pitkin Montpelier, 900
2 do S Slodddrd, Mansfield, LOO
Best do pair 3 year old steers, o + Lewis,
E Montpelier, 200
Best do 3 year old -hefer, n. G. Joslin,
Wallsheld, 100
KIT + F n! sS% 5=s Com.
Sheep.
Best buck, A Bradford, Barre, 500
2nd do 5 S Kelton, L Montpelier, 3G0
81 do G Dana, Fuyston, 200
Best 10 ewes A Bradford, Barre, 500
I'd do House, Waiisfield, 400
Sd do Henry Jones, Northfeld, 300
Best 10 lambs, House, Wairsfcd AGO
2nd do S S Kelion, L Montpelier, 300
81 do Ii Douglass, Berlin, 300
DAN RICHARDSON
JOHN LAWRENCE, }
Flowing.
Best ploughing with horses, Lorenzo Gray,
Il Montpelier, 400
2nd do A Redway, Calais, 300
Sd do A Bradford, Barre, 200
Best plougbing with oxen, John living,
Barre, 400
2md do, w Cutler, Z. Montpelier, 500
Sd do o G House Berlin, 200
S S e q s sISS;H21EEHSSSn,A4S, Co"
Discretionary.
| down muf Miss NJ Alexander, Berlin, LOO
! chair cushion, Miss Lorettc House, War.
rem. so
do do Miss M Odds, Barre, 374
Wrought slippers, l. ii Stevens, Montpelier, 81
Shell wrought caudelabru, Mrs q w. Scott
Montpelier. rs
Patchwork, Miss L NJ Curtiss, Warren, 80
Portfolio Elizabeth Cross, Montpelier, SD
Glove case and book mark, Miss Clara
IIowes, do %
Card basket, Miss Catherine Royce, Barre, %
jewel basket, Josephine q Georgiana Reed %
Beed bag, Susan Upham, Warren, 50
do do Miss Ellen Holden, Middlesex, 374
Worsted Lamp mat, Miss Eliza Reed, 81
do do Mrs Wright, 371
Wrought chair back Miss l. II Stevens,
Mortified, sc
Wrought ottoman, do do 81
Steel bead purse, Jane Hatch, Mlddlesex, sc
Bead purse, ii w Bodgett, 37d
Pencil drawings, Clara Howes, SC
do do Jane Spalding, 371
Paintings, Clara Clark, 81
Paintings and skechngs, Til w Wood, 2,0(
Engraving upon stone, Guss and Billings, l,0(
Specimens Of dentistry, which were OF su-
perior quality, r g. q II Kilbourne, loo
] specimens OF DaguerTeotypes, A Flint, LOO
IL do do Gregory, z:
Bed quilt, Mrs Ira Smith, z:
Bed quilt, Mrs $ S Blgelow, Barre, z.
do do Mrs Il b Sherman, Barre. 2:
Gents cotton stockings, Mrs Patty Reed, 81
Knit spread, Mrs l4oomis, 81
Table spread, Mrs jeff Bradford, 81
Ottoman, MIS- J w Howes, z;
Book mark Isabelle Spadng, Y
do do Elizabeth Richardson, !.
Fruit dishes, Mrs Ezra Marsh, 81
Card basket, Josephine Lewis, Q
Chinese Tables, Miss Sarah Clark, 5
Wove coyerle,, Miss AIanha Wilson, 10
SLectacle case, Mrs T. Barber, 2
do do do Mics N g Barber, 2
A CURTlSS, }
, l. BUCK, Com
WM. HOWES, }
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JOSIAH WOOD, }
IRA SMITH, {
DENSLOW UPHAM. \

Best pair working oxen VIM S Clark, Mid
dlcsex, 4.0(
2nd do Dow, Waitsled 300
3D. do Henry Mutt, Montpelier, 2,0C
Best pair 3 year old steers, Il Richardson,
Waitsfeld, 300
2nd co, Dan Richardson, Waitsfeld, 2,0C
Sd do Gale, Barre, Ice
Best year old do, Henry Jones, Mortified, ,30t
2ud do Chandler Taylor do 200
3D. do A Bradford, Barre, LOG
Best year old sleers,R Richardson, Waits
field, 2OC
2nd do d Richardson, do l,5C
Sd do II p Wilson, Calais, l,OL
Best 5 yoke of Oxen to the town of Barre, 10 0C
2ud do to f. Montpelier $50
Sd do Marshled SOC
HIRAM JONES, }
ID w HADLEY, Com.
DANIEL RALPH,
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Cattle

Best bull, Jos. Hill, Berlin, 4,0
2nd do Bushnell Wasfel1 30
3D. do A Rcdwuy, Calais, 90
Best year old do, J Gregory Mortified, 30
2nd do, Levi Robinson, Calais, 90
3D. do, J w Ilowes, Montpelier, 10
Best mich cows l. Warren, Middesex, SO
2nd do, q c House, Berlin, 30
Best COW, X I.angdon, Montpelier, 30
2nd do w Howes, do 10
Best year old hclier, llenan Carpenter,
NorhtieId, 30
2nd do Horace HOLSTER, Marshfcld, 1,C
Best year old heifer Gregory, North
field On
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FINDER The joint resolution of Congress, approved May
II o. fsas entitled Resolution respecting contracts fo
viii se received al his bureau or tie United States hemp
agencies Louisville, Kentucky 81 Louis Missouri,
e 9f se rm % 9
s bra quality cf American roffed hs'n In guam
poands No bid viii bs Considered a. hshsr rate than
wo hundred aud forty dollars per ton The proposals
e % , on ss @ ay ~ Nay .s be
awarded No delivery will ne required sooner than the LIST
day Of January, 1850
fh. said hemp mus, be e1usl in quality ths best for
eian hemp and in all 81 equality OF bid the contract
will b. given % the hempgower The quantity required
tn. said hemp must thoroughly dressed, cleaned,
free from shvss and must not lose more Than sixteen per
of,he inspectors ready for spinning s strength must be
sneh that rope Of and ihree ourths Of an inch IN cir
eumreee made from twtniyone yarns, asprrpared and
tested by the inspectors by their direction will besr
rss 400 pounds and us length color and other proper
chief this bresu or will he received Il will he IN.
speeed anu tested % the respective places Of delivery
Ths respective United saies hemp agents TO certify BILL.
for the hemp which may pass inspection and be received
by them according TO the contracts which may be entered
Into; ninety per Of which bills 10 be payable within
thirty days ser their presentation such navy agents
may be agreed upon aud named in rhr contracts
Persons offering state the price In words and fg
ures CLEARLY and legbiy asked per ton o. 22o pounds
whrb delivered Ia seie tested approved and received
by The said hemp asrE and payable ss above specified
Every Offer masi accompanied directed IN the art
Of Congress making appropriations for tbe naval service,
by one u responsible persons 90 b. csrtsd by
some Official q the effect iha he o. ihey IN
drrks thai ~. bidder or bidiefs will u his OF their bid be
accepted snirr nIo obligation w'fhn hfsen DAYS alter
The sntmliisi Tor signature with good aud si
Client sreties 10 furnish the supplies proposrd No pro.
posal will be considered unless accompanied by such qua
Tany.
Bonds with two approved snrees IN onehsf the EST
mated amount the reApsce contracts will be required,
and per cenium In addition VIII he withheld from IN.
Of payment 10 be made az collateral security
for de us and ku performance the respective cor
acia which will on acronntbe paid until iht contracts
complied with In all respects according 10 their terms
STREET conformity win the Terms
~ this advertisement The persons offering nna state BY
mAieh nary agent hey wish their bills paid " tsir oier
VI and by rh. htgP nary az ncy They wish
and bon for their signsfure and "
fhsy should he within nftssn days amer they
received by agents. department. will consder Itself
al liberty 20 sccsp other offers In place Of ihoss thus ne
elected. Mr. 5-2swtnthhny
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The search for Sir John Franklin.

We have already alluded says the Philadelphia In
quirer TO the offer of the British Government, in
relation TO the discovery of Sir John Franklin.
The language Of the official notice, as published by
the British Consul Of New York, is as follows.
Inc undersigned desires 10 give public notice
that Her MaIesty's Government offers reward Of
tZouOo TO be given such private slip, or disrib-
uted among such private ships Of any country, as
may, in the Judgment Of the Board OF Admiralty,
nave rendered efficient assistance Sir John Frank
lin, ms ships or their crews, and may have contrib
nted directly ~ eStrcale them from the ice in the
Arctic Regions"
pr John is supposed 10 be hemmed la amidst the
Polar Sens The offer for his discovery and release
IL most liberal one, and no doubt viii induce some
OF our Marcy whalemen 70 unds take the enterprise.
Indeed, IL Is rnmored that party Of young men d
New York prompted by the love Of adventure. and
desire for Distinction, and partly insipated by the
prize held ont are making efforts to organizs an ek-
petition fortbwith for The purpose Of prosecuting the
search II win be remembered, thai Sir Jane. koss
time since Get out with the object of discover.
ing Sir John. The British Admiralty have pub
lirhed notice, In which they say;
Their Lordshps having been apprized BY the las,
letters received from Sir James Rosa, that il was
his intention 10 direct the Investigator TO land all the
sappl,es that she could spare a Whaler Point and ID
proceed TO England, II no tidings Of the Expedition
under Sir J. Franklin were received by the whal,
ships now about to sail, leaving the Enterprise u
prosecute the search alone, have consulted ID,
highest Naval authorities az 10 the probable conse
quences Of this step.
Ihey hind II TO be the unanimous opinion Of thos.
most conversant with the Polar s,s1a that such
separation Of the ships under Sir James Ross, would
oe most perilous TO the ship remaining In the Ice
ana wound probably neutrnse the entire object Of the
discovered at time when The En,erprjse had nearly
exhausted her own stores. They have, therefore
determined upon sending out fresh supply OF pro.
visions ior both ships by the North Star, which Is
now ntnne, Tor this purpose at Sheenpess with or
ders 10 proceed across Bafin's Bay, and as much
farther practicable In the direction nj
Sound, and Barrow Straits. looking GU, for The n.
vssigator or her boats. 80
In me event OF me investigator not being fallen In
with, the commander u the North Star viii +. AZ
reeted 10 land the snppips al such points on he
south side oil Lancaster Sound, or other places
Indicated by Sir James Ross, ne may be access.
his return across Bafin's Bay before the winter
sefa In. Y"
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ny HENRY ". LoSorELLow.
A handhilo Of G ! sand, from the hot cline
OF Arnb deserts brought,
Within this glass becomes the spy ofTlme,
The minister of Thought.
How many weary centuries has II been
About those deserts blown,
How many strange vic.ssitudes has seen,
How many histories known
Perhaps the camel OF the Ishmalie
Trampled and passed il DER
When into Egypt, from the palrarchs sish'
His iuvoriie son they bore.
Perhaps the feet OF Moses, burnt and bare,
Crushed II beneath their tread
Or Pharaoh's flushing wheels INTO inc a"
Scattered il as they sped;
Or Mary, with the Christ Of Nazareth
Held close in her cdrcss, ~
Whose pilgrimage OF hope and love una isi'h
Illnmed the wilderness;
Or nnchorifes beneath Engaddfs palms
Pacing the Red Sea beach.
Or Mecca's pilgrims confident ofFale
And resollie In heart
These have passed over IL, or may have passed
Now in this crystal tower
Imprisoned by some curious hand al last,
II counts the passing hour.
And as | gaza, these narrow walls expand
Before my dreamy eye
Stretches the desert with It's shifting sand,
It's unimpeded sky.
And boz ne alofi by the sustaining blast,
This little golden thread
Diiaies into column high and vast,
A form of fear and dread.
And onward, and across the setting FUN,
Access the boundless plain,
The colur'n and its broader shadow run,
Till Thought pursues in vain.
The vision yanishes These walls again
Shut ont the lurid sun,
shnt ont the hot immeasurabie plain;
The halt hours sand Is run
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ny the President OF the United states.
TN pursuance Of law JAMES X POLK, President Of
j thr United States Of America do hereby declare and
make known that public sales viii he held At ihe nhder
mentioned land offices IN the State Of FLORIDA, at the
periods hereinafter ,esianafed. 10 wit.
Al the land office at NEWNANSyIILE, commencing on
Monday The fourth day Of June next for The deposal the
public lands situated within the aforementioned Town
ships and parts Of townships. viz:
South qf The base line, and snsf Of The principal marian
Township twenty ihrsei township twsnlyonr, except
sections eght nine. ten, fifteen, and syieen and town
ships twenty-five, twenty six, and twenty seven Of range
twenty three. t4E
Township twenty lhree; township twenty ,fonr except
sections one, Two, three, ten eleven Twelve, thirteen four
teen, iwenIyhree, iwenty.iour twenty-five, twenty SIX
thirty five and thirty six; and townships twenty five and
twenty.seven, Of range twenty -four.
Al the land office nj ST. Augustine commencing on Mon
day the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal olhe
public lands situated within the townships
and parts Of townships, Wis
saah IF The base Inc aud east Of he principal meridian
Township twenty three township twenty four, except
sections thirteen fourteen twenty three twenty fur
tyGve, twenty six thirty Eve, and thirty SIX Township
twenty feeexrept secfons thirty four and thirty
ship wentysx township r~snty.aeysn, except sections
eleven twelve, thirteen, ioLreen. fifteen, twenty three
and twenty .ieur, Of range iwsnty five,
Township twenty three, except sections eighteen aud
nineteen; township twenty onr except sections and
thirty one; township twenty five township twenty six, ex
cep section thirty and township twenty seven Of
Townships iwentythrer, twenty. flour, twenty FIVE and
twenty .siS, of range twenty seven
Township tweniy.styen, Of rni-e twenty nine.
Townships ak and tweny'seven, OF range thirty
Townships wen,ysix and twenty seven, Of range thir
W Two
Township twenty seven, Of range thiry.il,ree.
Sections two 10 ten inclusive, fifteen 10 twenty Two, IN
cnaive, and twenty fsven !" thirty four inclusive in town
ship twenty seven. NJ range thirty FIVE
Lands appropriated by law Tor The of schools militia
ny oihsr pusposrs, Will be excluded from sales.
The offering OF the above mentioned lands will he
menetd the days appoint d. and proceed The order In
which they adveriised, with all convenient despacl
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus
closed. HIT no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and no PIRATE entry Of any e The lands viii be adj
Given under my hand, the city of Washington, Ibis
twenty. seventh day OF February, Ammo DoInin
sand eight hundred aud forty nine.
JAMES X. POLK
b the President:
RICHARD N Youaa,
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