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Ashland, Red Falls. Prsttsvle Moorcsvilc
Stamford, Hobart, South Kortrght and Bloom
vile
To Delhi, by q m, 10 miles
And back between a m and D m, errving al
Stamford by 3 p m going, and by "A return
ing.
ss5. From Catskl at every Wednesday and Saur-
BY Kiskntom, Pacnsville, Tsnnsrsvlle Hunter
East Lexington, and Lexington
To Pratsvillo, by ii m, Monday and Thursday, 80
miles
And back between IL M Monday and Thursday,
and 3 p next days. arriving at Lexington by 4
m Wednesday and Saturday going, and by 2
D m Monday and Thursday returning
Nail messenger service will be required between Caskl
and the steamboats,
896. From Coxsacks at m every Monday and Friday
By Midway, Grecnvilc, South Weserloo, and
Norton Hill
To Oak Hill, by S p m, Is miles
And back between Ia m and p m next days.
s91 From Cairo at 81 every Tuesday, Thursday, and
By East Durham, Durham, Potcr's Hollow, and
Concsvile
To Gilboa by III a m, 26 miles
And back between IL m and p M
s9s- From Union Society at 81 m every Saturday
BY Big Hollow
To Ess,kil, by p m, 6 miles
And back between p and 81 pm.
Ss9, From Lexington Mt m every Monday
BY Westkiil and Bushnellsvle
To Shandaken Centre by p m, IL miles
And back between m and pm.
900. From Prattsvle at Q m every Saturday
BY West Lexington
To Clovcrvle by p m, Is miles
And back between a m and pm.
COL From Pratuvlc at III m every Monday We,lnes-
day, and Friday
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And back between aud p m Mondays.
927. From Troy at 10 every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Lansingburg Dcepskl, Schagtcoke, Easton
North Easton Greenwich, North Greenwich
South Argyle, Argyle, North Argyle South Hart
ford Hartford, and North Granville
To Whitehall, by l2 m, 6S miles
And back between a m and 81 Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
928. From Troy at a m daily
BY Lansngburg
To Waterford, by 10 m, miles
And back between 9 p IN and p m.
Query Whether necessary
929. From Troy at every day except Sunday
By Lansngbmg Waterford, Mechanicsville, NAL
tavilc Malta, and Ballston
To Saratoga Springs, by IL an, 30 miles
And back between ii a m and p m.
900. From Troy at a m daily
BY WatervIiet Centre
To Schenectady, by n 20l miles
And back between 81 p m and ~ m.
93l. From Troy at a every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Wynants Kill West Sand Lake Alps West
Sephcntown StephcnowD, Hancock, Mass,
and Lanesboro'
To Ptsfcd, by 3 p m, 40 miles
And back between III and 8 p m, Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday.
932 From Waterford at / p every Tuesday and Sat
urday
BY Half Moon, Clifton Park, JoncsviIc, and E .st
To Balston, by p m, 10 miles
And back between n IA and IL m.
932 From McchanicsviIc 10 m every Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY Saltwater, Bcmu Heights, Covesville Sohuyl-
ersvile, Northumberland Fott Miller and Fort
Edward Centre
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And back between S m and I2 m Tuesday Thurs
day, AMI Saturday.
9o4. From Little Falls at ] m every Thursday
BY Jacksonburg, Paine's Hollow, and Grains Cor
To Warren, by G m. II miles
And back between a m and ~ m.
995. From Little Falls at p m every Friday
vile
To Springfield, by M 90 miles
And back between 6 and IL m.
996. From Herkmer at IL every Tuesday, Thursday,
BY Mohawk, Dennisons Corners, Jordansville,
Pages Corners, Ricbfeld Springs, Schuyler's
Lake. and Oakvle
To Cooperstown, by p m, 81 miles
And back between m and III
Proposals for sximes-aweck service will be considered
Mail-messenger service between Mohawk and the rail-
road will be required
996a. From Russia at G. m every Wednesday
BY Posville, Ohio, and Wilmot
To Moorehousevlle, by ~ m, % miles
And back between ! p m and m; with an adj
ditiona trip to Ohio and back every Saturday.
997. From Cherry Valley at p every Monday, We'd
By East Springfield. Springfield, Warren, Rchaed
Springs, Winfield, West Winfield, Brdgewaicr,
Saogerfeld, Madison, Bouck VILE, Worthwhile,
Nelson, Cazenovia, osan, Manius, Fayetteville,
To Syracuse, by p m next days, 81 niles
And back between IL m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and a m next days.
Separate proposals for each half of this route dividing a,
Morrisvie, will be considered.
$685. From Cherry Valley at Q pm every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
BY Roseboom, Middle6eld and Wesyille
To M lford, by m, lS miles
And back between p m and - m next days.
Proposals to commence at Westvle are invited
800. From Cooperstown at every Tuesday and Sat
urday
BY Middlefcld, Westford, and Decatur
To Worcester, by p m, IL miles
And back between a and l2 m.
1000 From Coopcrstown at m every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY oaksvile, Burlington, West Burlington, Ed
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Oct l5-cw2u

TN Rules held IN The Gers Jerk
once OF The Superior Law and Cancery oil North
.nnton county on Monday 9Th day OF September lSi9
Hugh Keys Keys merchants ami partners trading
under the firm Of Keys & Brother rah'ns'
against 1890 ~.,., p ,,., ,,,;,;..
John Berry, Thomas Williams Na'faie! Wes ana William
7 fitchet De'en-'ns'
I'd Sysn cn,v according 10 the Assembly and the Rules OF
his Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that he Is not an
nhsb.an his ordered thai The sad defend
ant John Berry do appear the rules be holden o the
said Court Monday Of January NEXT and answer he s Of
some wspape published City of Richmond for TWO months
successfully copy posted the front door OF The
Ger asexSm M ' Lotus p ROGERS C. c.
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I'M CHANCERY-vIRGINIA- Rules held in the Clerks
office Superior Chancery for the Richmond Circuit
the 9th day OF November. 1919
Iobn Iev.a defa,seI PlIs
against
John n Foster, and others. DEUS
defendant entered has appearance and
given Assembly and the rules OF this
Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that he not an IN
hbent ordered that The said defendant
appear held for the said Court the first Monday
January the bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy
published the
City Richmond months successfully and posted the
mont door Of the Safe Cour House in The said city
Copy. Teste, ROBERTS, CLERK
Noyl
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In Y-vIRGINIA-A rules held in the Clerks OF
ice Of the county Court Powhatan 9TH the 10Th day
Of November, lS4S, inclusive
Sally W. Swami Randolph Newton and Richard Kane ana Eliza
beth biz wife, Plaintiffs,
Against
Hanlin Virginia his wife, formerly Virginia Michaux,
Macon Aehaux. Robert H. Rsdd Anderson C. Redd and Martha
kdd William his wife Mary Rebecca formerly Mary
Rbeca woodsoh Sally woodon Jabob Halybuon and Mar
"a r. his wife, formerly Martha Faulkner and Fleming Swami
The plaintiffs filed their bill the defendants and The defend
Hamn Virginia his wife, Robert H. Redd Anderson C.
sd Martha Redd Macon Mchaux William Garrar and Mary Re-
eea his WIFE, Sally Woodson and Fleming Swami not having
according the Of As
sby Tho rules Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
inhabitants Of this IS therefore
red TIA, thew do appear before the FIRST Monday In ia
and the plaintiff hill and that copy OF this
be forthwith inserted published In the city OF
ond eight uccsveiy and that another copy be
front door OF the Court House Of his county on some
S l., Acopg-T'ae; WIS DANCE. el.,t
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEMl.WEEkL1,
nv WILLIAM F. & THOMAS RITCHIE, JH'
T E X VI S:

-..,c,-I
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T The Daily Paper, dollars annum and at me
.lars q taken for penod than year For w
weekly I'VE dollars per annum three dollars for SIN months
bic in advance pad the Office RENTED by mall ~ i
siY dollars per The end OF the year ., ,d
mr. An dues Office may be remted per mall IN vI,
available Bank notes. risk OF the Editors the p's
&c ,ne oaf Ju he ,rri,ers The postage of single e ~
~ of ann sccoun, IL the accumulation EJ,rs
" TERMS OF ADVERTISING -, G.. :;
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n in.errd once week. twice week. or three u" VEGA '
se ven and u halt cents 81 H. ,,., .,,,-., ar, in
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vendors Auconeers, who are charged ~" o"las NAi ~
ed .,. H.. - L., 6rs, ins.rion
cents; each continuance 80 cents :, !, ,... ,..
orders fau distance be accompanied with the advance pay
a. satisfactory references, insure execution
- All 0f1uy,ss ara EryTrs the country whenever the
~, hand unknown must be auihennea,sa " We
:i,n neghborhood they Viii IN no
published Every that has been taken 10 prevent
uuzzes, has provcd heretofore unavans We mus
insist in such the conmunica being cert.
~ Inc name rten the back Of The letter
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turnpike is TO be constructed rom ss avs
- ,ba Canal to Lexington. The Lexington "a.
The money for the road has nearly al oesH - NAL
aMr Boyd of Lynchburg has lately oeen soon as
arrangements put line OF stages On e and New Mar
completed regularly between .hi' 10 Rich
sv his line By the cheapest route I1n
Io r;ng,oa 10 Richmond it costs passenger nine
b. this route the passenger will arrive mere ''s
.;as, ,ba, he would arrive at LyrchOurg'"
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~ Y-vIRGINIAA. Rules held il the CLERKS Of

Kuies nc ~ ~ lne 1i'.H
n. Circuit Superior Court of and Chancery, for the
Cun,y Of Buckingham the Is, day Of October iSy w.,
Hare.re Watt, plaintiff James, Mary and Janea " AT ~
II. Children of James Watt, deceased, William W Ferguson ana
S-.h his wife, James L. Albert Robert and S'mae' nna
t,,sed Thomas Osborne and Catherine his Vile fnni
N-h, III ifr Mary Webster eh OF LOUISA Webster
t,,ea ed Willis Bocock administrator OF James a'
o James Watt, deceased, defendants IN Chnneery
The defendants VIM w Ferguson and saran nus we' n
m entered their and given security according 10
~ Ac Assembly and Rules OF this Court am appearing
.seory evidence that inhabitants OF ms e4sny
e that defendants do appear before inc Iause
orr aid Court House the first DAY OIL Apn Term
and answer The plaintiffs BILL and tina, copy OF this order DC
h n.eed in the Richmond Enquirer newspaper published 10
he civ of Richmond months successfully and posted al Inc
front door OF the Court House Of said county
~ Copy-Tesn,
o.,,s .uon r ELDRIDGE. c. c. 5 C.
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-r cCEESAI, COURT

nh he ,be decision of the Circuit CouF'
on ssr,ercinp Samuel A. Smith Red Boot ioi ..
- c,rrv off boxed up slaves, to the Peni'eh'aa
n .sd,y ,he Cour, unanimously granted inG h s
on tIys Archer for BAIL me ground Oh III "'''''
T rps ~ OF bail wa, fixed at sooVo
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PLANK RoADThe citizens Of tssse5 aS Plank ROAD
maed majority T, ss,'de ons hundred and wsv
from s1a against the ROad-aO0u' one '
ne the citizens voting.
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United STATES SENATORS FROM -Ai.ir -
Tho Whig press seem determined 10 nave !. D'''e rs
~, 1,crs agent 10 secure anti-sla'ery constitution "
Crt,rra "a one of the Senators fromithe ne" o'a'e'
n, ,eers and other sources of information lfad vs. "
,s.-ont conclusion To say nothing OF the DeN"o.
.,,,or NJ the new State, see every op9fe'io " -
,,;r of Mr. King 10 that high othce. his Whole o''
s-,,n. one-Utte worthy of the representative :"
g. al, credi,ablc, at the present Crisis IN lne
| r. ,ho 1-non when the South expects every eo' -
"a reeent Al his post, that this representative io'
.,o,,d absent himself, with the hope, as aSoNeo -
h fSends OF elect!oneenng for the hishef onee =.
1r .horh Of itself defeat his election. we i.sa.
| -, :. rho question The more authentic IMPRESSION
r. cwin and Col Frcmon, will receive me su''As
c.rs,rni, Legislature. A correspondent Vi "' "
Io,rrl Of Commerce aludes 10 the vigorous ''''
'0'fAa' .nyass By the different candidates under Inc
new constitution, and aces: S,,, "
FOR uor r,.n Su,,er Winfield Scott SHERWOOD, anu
fi Rrrneit For Lieutenan, Governo,-Messsls
'uo9e ;i,, and John McDougal. For l. ,; ogna ; 81
Butler King C. F6r Rspesen,ares
some one,s a. Evils Dent Edmund Gilbert '" Z; onan
Gorge ". Wright Rodman PRICE, a aac,sd S
1o E1emont will be almost Unanimously by close
Senator either Dr. Gwn or n prs will probably elect
vote tai bnnrh Mr. Sherwood who was 1nenJT' :,
Legislature in 1916, will MAKE . - H. member
him S9usn, foUGG beft is editor Of the
OF IN ne r. e,-n, Mr Price and Coionei s c,;fo,nia
Al.a Mrr,nd and both members OF .ne ul.rs
yves OF @ s was also Mcssrs Lippiti, G%in, To- -
Con'eh..1 Dorga and Suffer II is impossiIi ~ ~ -
uoe e. h ,aves in Congress te ,II ha
WI. and peuralty elects Inc s ansdersble
donted bv nearly unanimous Voe ~ indians from
.on ia EXPRESSED al the exclusion =.
ha -ight of suffrage. The power Is gwen " va
- change this feature OF the CONSTITUTION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14

1oDDrcr1oS-I the ,eIegraphic report published
onaon Circular is represented as saving
na'ins extremely dull" The correct version Of "s
c...,,,., i. aTobaeco remains extremely firm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14

IL Rules he'd Inc CesSs srt Oh
nn, connty on Monday 2h day Of September, 1879
Baa Elder Joseph Elder and Thomas IL Matthews ne'
'"d-s aiiA p'1' 7 Plaintiffs:
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c. aent OF himself and OF his wife Mrs Maria Mayo scott
ct hem ore,her o. them this city and us
nn nsr business Connected with Abigail Mayo
N srsoy inform those who may have bushes WIN ne @
hs sss ,'ssl'ts " copDN
TO LUMBER GETTERs.
DRoposALs viii be received by the undersigned until The Sh Of
nv with ihiyfys thousand fee, heart pine inch boards hrhse
@ feet face heart pine Two inch ank aso one 'h'
6 feet be the best hear pine free from doa's
ms wind shakes required be delivered IN the months OF
~ and April next The scan,s different Locks situated
sa Scoye and Lynhbgrs aud the ohe. lumber a. Lock No
Richmond Dock sbsf 81. hs risk Of G@nI
.sans OF fourth par OF each description OF material
ns-eeaw4w Superintendent, OF Repairs OF J. R & X Co
MISUNDERSTANDING a; Intermediate the
ur chancer the Rehmond Circuit heis The STATE Court
liza A. Carney Plaintiff;
' Miller an infant under the age of by
Roberts his guardian ,em assigned defend him in this
and Dabney Miller Executor OF his father Christopher Miller
being susgss,ed TO the Court the defendant Ce nam
asoIs qef i 1
Miller ad9l. defendant, and The said assn,n e a
e Act OF Assembly this Court and appsans BY
xoal,h on The plaintiff BY her counsel il ordered that
@ % Ss9 ss Of 1 e pa a copy
i hxih inserted in some newspaper published the City of Rich
SAFE Ssr cssl " me '''a pownAFAN ROBERTS
II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: In Amelia County Court, No
i yrnioer, 1919: =
Ts o. Dearen PAMELA Dearen, Mary Dearen and Iiar
it! Nsren TaiA'hs'
Boiling Sheriff Amelia, and Administrator with the will
,a OF Elizabeth Dearen decd Augustus Dearen and Aphon
- nu,r.n Defts
The pedants Augustus Dearen and Aphonzo Dearen not
, appearance and given security accors TO The
m assembly Rules this Court and appearing thai they
are o of this Commonwealth Is ordered That they
here day OF February Court next and answer the
MI u The pan that copy OF this ou!er be published IN
printed Richmond week for TWO months success
. and doorof the Court House ct this county
ave. cotiw~Teste " E. G. LEIGH, C.
MS -cN.1m
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h :, wil be seen that la is necessary 10 choice
,eanyne The votes Of seven ireesOers TO elect wing
Speaker and three elect Democrat een, chayIss
H. 1oshua R Giddings John w. Howe, Amos lle :,
King Charles Dgrkee and DaSd rea soil Whe
live of whom cassed by the u mon Is ''eS '''
I'D tho last three as free soil Democrats. ,.,,;on of .
There is however fair prospect OF the elec''" %
ODD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14
pETTER NEWS From WASHING

When the telegraph could bring nothing but ice auFes
wa had dispatches enough Now that might commune
,c mpor,ant events the wires are broken les'efca!
b;nr,on and Baltimore papers however, give Us CRAFTY
inn homes ,ha, land is in sight that Speaker VIII oe eec'eu
d h, the result v be effected on such terms IS TO
rho veyed question and still more strongly 10 cement e
;on Wn, Brown Of Indiana, first rate man aho De
ocra, has mounted up the large vote OF wv oh's "n'
rr votes 10 elect him. and the impression maj ne was
chosen Yesterday May it be So HiHihr"P is run 81 INC
and rho serred ranks Of the Wing a; length 0fo"e'
Yesterdays Baltimore Sun see also ~ from the same IN
another column says: .u.
Tho unresson in Washington at the TING OF adlourhnen
ardav seemed 10 be that Mr. Brown viii Lc t.c'.o u'
ning Notwithstanding he received no more S"ios In M
pab h than he did on the 3sh Just previous 10 me 80
nnmen Mr. Winthrop, the Wing caucus cana
~, his name from the canvass, and second CAUCUS wa ~
h l,er evening when understood that they woEu
i,hr centre ON Charles s. Moorehead, Of hentucky Oh 6
h Eve Southern wings who have hitherto voted i9r M
cnr il will he seen by the proceedings have ateso'
dcated their Willingness vote for MI tio.enea @
hah;y is therefore that the wing ana cemoctalc p
all; - united this morning. and the eight free solefs
i hold the balance Of power between them, mus u,
|
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- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q Circuit Superior Court OF
and Chancery continued and held Tor the county OF Amelia al
~ Cour House, on the aah day OF October, 1919:
James c. Vaughan, Fea''0n'''
-. r...., ch,,r.u Jobn
pp,nnrr Thomas H. lsbel, Baon. Creed Farley ihohas
u Wxrr admir- A. Webster, Samuel u Moore, iliiam H.
Eares Ctares Bondrran and others, II x S;.,,,
this DAY heard the petition OF the aanss
In Pamore Chappei W w Lyon. Creed Farley samuel
ND Moore T. Webster, admir- Of Webster oee .. nr
10 discharge the Rules entered herein BY The County Sou'
AZ the May Term and at June Term, lSi, Of sau
| uniss the pe,ion Of defendant James Vaughan whcn
rO, was pending the said County Court Of Amelia
- was Couu by the order oil the SAID
C.u and was argued by counsel On consideration whereof M
n Amin oyerre the said And appearing that Sanoei
Tp Moore has appeared and answered the rule Tor an
AZ ihe July the County Court OF Amelia Is
"a 10 the said Sonue MD Moore And on motion OF Inc
nnt lanes Vaughan by his counsel leave gwen MN 70
] h.. e,ion which amended petition this day MED IN inc
go Tn, Cour doth order iha: Thomas ls Wm d hanes
chas Doniuran Ba,on, John T. Jeter, John Jeier
sI Rodoiphus Iser Green John F. Wiley and A. Wal
% m the 6rS OF the Term OF tins Court ana shw
caG f any they why the prayer OF The pe,Gnel
in his raid original made should not DC ueIeu a
M COPY Of this be served said Lcah Wiley M T
anil Green and appearing that - bauoh ihoIAs
II III r,riaa Ronlrant VIM Eanes nos inhabitants OF
Cnmonweah ordered That copy Of ms "rotr pc pup
aas1 9nee 80. VIZ ~ :. cony-T.s,c Z G. LEIGH, e.
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che Superior Court o. Cnahtery iof 'he N''' '
,r day of November 1919: p,;a,;r
Jacob Kirsch 1'a'''
-Saims. 49,, ,,hsr Defendants.
% defendant above named having entered his appearance ana
gwen security according the Assembly and The rules OF M
% and il appearing satisfactory evidence hat ne Is no an m
s,n of his ordered that the SAID defendant Do
~ar at The rules be held the said Court on The ns Monday
r,r ner, and answer bill OF the panir anu lha copy
.orer he forthwith inserted in some newspaper Poheu IN w.
e., OF Richmond months ucceSsVe! anu POSE
"a. co sn % .s ''A ~ p ROBERTS. Clors
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Against : ,,,,,,,. -, S,,,,;o, : w.s
!9nl ~ Deity A.ly..1' - Qseu.lan

!oaa q ooii'' A.S"" : Defendants
IN, defendant, John Berry hav ing entered his appearance
cnr;y according TO the Ac. Assembly and the Rules OF
his court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence ha ne not an
NJ this ordered that the SAID defend
$50 Ih Rerrv do appear here be holden for the
oil Court on the Monday January next and answer me '
.. newsaper published in the OF Richmond Tor TWO nohhs
eycly and copy be posted al the front door OF inc
80 IIon.s n ,bs said counv A Copy-Tesie:
'1 ar -! 5s"u. Dr., Louis P. ROGERS. c. c.
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airy next for the disposal of the public lands stu
ated within the aforementioned townships, and
parts of townships, TO wit:
South of the base line, and east Of the principal aeri
dian.
Township twenty-five, Except Section thirty
two, and the southeast fraction Of Section twenty
nine,) and township twenty seven, of range TWEEN
ty-seyen.
Townships twenty three, twenty four, twenty
FIVE twenty SIX and township twenty seven, Eek
cept Sections thirty one, thirty 1.-TWO, and thirty
three,) of range twenty eight.
Townships twenty five and twenty six, of range
twenty nine.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military and other purposes, will be excluded from
the sales
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will
be commenced on the days appointed, and proceed
in the order in which they are advertised with all
convenient despatch, until the whole shall have
been offered, and the sales thus closed But no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
private entry of any of the lands will be admit
ted until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
this fifteenth day of September, Ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
By the President: z. TAYLOR.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office