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nruocp.TIC, MEETING IN NEW KENT.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NEW KENT.
At meeting OF the Democrats OF the county OF New Kent
held the Cunrt House the 18th OF September Chat be-
ing day for the purpose OF sending delegates to the
Stanton Convention, John Lacy appointed Chair
man. and Edward p Meredith Secretary.
The meeting then addressed eoqueny and appropr-
aely bv William Il. G. Douglass Esq, OF Williamsburg.
Mr. Douglass showed clearly the necessity OF the Demo
Gratis only of the county but OF the State acting with
concert and zeal in the ensuing elections
After which, the Chair appointed the following gentlemen
W. r. C. Douglass, G. T. Brum!ry DR.. L. c. Crump, Dr.
W. p. Richardson and John Parish, committee TO pre-
pare business for the meeting.
The committee having retired for short time, returned
and reported the following resolutions which unan
mously adopted:
Resolved That approve of the Convention Of the De-
mocratic party proposed be held in Stanton the 9th
instant and John Parish DR.. W. p Richardson, Dr. e.
Williamson, Dr. l.. c. Crump, e. IT, Brumry, John Slater
IT, Samuel Taylor Col w Radcliffe, Dr. ]. Richardson and
~ c. Tunsta be appointed TO attend the conventon on the
part of the Democratic party of this county.
Resolved That in the OF the attendance OF the
delegates Of this county, that Robert c. Scott John NJ
Gregory John Il. Young Thomas I, Giles VIM w Crump
and VIM r. c. Douglass, be appointed and requested to at
tend as alternaes.
On motion of DR. L. C. Crunp the Chairman and Secrc-
tary added the delegation and that the proceedings
OF meeting be published in the Richmond Enquirer and
Examiner.
The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN S. LACY, Chairman.
Enwa p Mrprbtru
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EDWARD p. MEREDITH, Secretary.


DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MONONGALlA.
Att Democratic meeting held in The court house al Nor
gantOwn, MonongaliE county, Saturday evening, Sept
9th, 1851 A. B. NJ Cans motion elected President,
and Marshall NJ Dent Secretary
The object of the meeting explained by the President
be the appointment Of delegates The Saunun Conren-
tion the 2th OF September The following named gem
tlemen were hereupon appointed viz. Alex. Wade, John
Watts, Rawley Holland Joseph Joilie, Robert Caru-
C. FinneI, Gen. E. :. pini. John I.emy, r. b ry.
CART, VIM Thomas Jr., Reuben FuncIl Owen John,
VI. Il. Chaant $. G.. w. Morrison, J. I. Davis, J.
VI. Trippet Henry Daugherty J. Newton Stewart,
Joseph H. Scott Jesse Mercer j. b. Yeage John Beck, A.
B. McCans, NJ. VI. Dent.
On motion, Resolved, That delegates be Inins'ruc-
ted and left TO ac, on the best lights before them in ConTcn
ton and in Of absence Of our delegation the
from Harrison county requested 10 act our
acrnatcs.
On motion, Alex. Wade, Esq suggested a suitable
man for Senator Tor this District and recommended 10 the
voters thereof 4. 3. McCANS, President.
NJ. NJ. Dent, Secretary.
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itIhHl'
Mon, (Monroc Coz Republican, (Dem.)
sTAUNToN CONVENTION.

The City OF Richmond will send soody number OF de-
csatcs who will actually attend the Convcnon-and we
hope To meet there full representation o all portions ol the
State We requested that the stage contractors
al Charlottesville have agreed 10 carry MY delegates
on Monday the 22i instant and sky on Tuesday, the
23.d instant, from Charlottesville to Stanton, anu
return pleasure 81 80 each for the round trip 1t will
be necessary however that tickets shou! be procured at
the Office o! the Central Railroad in this city. All other
passengers will be secondary those holding such tickets
and will be liable pay the usual stage fare Of $3.50 each
,yay
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Resolved, That the Chairman OF the pemoc,alc neens
held on the 18Th Of August be empowered 10 nhy shc'
that NAV occur in the delegation 10 Saunoi uy reason "
failure of any delegate to attend said Convshtot c;J
Mr. Dahnev =. GJoch begged Ia suggest |" ms i'ieu'
Cant Scott amendment IL his 81 resolution snaS ~
horize Chair appoint eleven additional delegates ~ e
Saunton Convention. -, A.
Capoin Scott accepted the amendment offered ny ht'
Coocn and the resolution. then unanimously naop.ta
The following the eleven additional Delegates apl,p
I'd in accordance with the above resolution W. " h''
Robert c. Nicholas, James H. Conway, George g. lsa"
inns d. H. Tucker. Jos. Allen Peter v Daniel IT., D. !"
tty Paul c. Kimbrough J. J. Wilson, Boiling W. otlfhc.
The substitutes will be appointed hereafter.
Air Isaac r. Watkins said he would beg leave TO call uNn
is friend Mr. Robert G. Scott address the meeting lie
new il would give those present pleasure to listen to hT
scott who was always ready and willing to do service IN
the Cause OF Democracy :;
M Scott in response the call addressed the meeting IN
hi. usual impressive orcbe and happy manner Af Isaac
r Watkins said he would beg euve 10 make another e anu
rouestr Mr. George w Randolph TO address me meeting
Mr. Randolph responded to the call, and addressed Tic
meeting in furcihe manner. 80 AZ Linn
Mt Isaac r. Watkins, Mr.. Boiling '" StarSe, VT 'Tn.
Howard Mr.. Edward Y Cannon, ana the Chairman, A.
Letter scvcraIly addressed the meeting ana theh o "
Cannon's motion the meeting adjourned: 1.,,i,o,
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J. GArEwoop, Secretary.



DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN APPOMATFOX
At large ana, respectable meeting Of the Democratic par.
" D! the county OF Appomltt0x, held Clover Hill,
Thursday the th September Mr.. Henry D. Flood called
The m.sting oic aud moved Col Samuel Nc Dear-
mon u appointed rnarnan-ths motion carried and,
molten Of George l.. Fuqua Eaq, Henry D. Flood was
chosen Secretary.
Tie object the meeting explained in few appro.
PIRATE and handsome remarks by The Chairman.
Col H. T. Chea.ham offered the following resolution:
Resolved That the Chair appoint twenty Delegates
tefG,hc Democratic Convention at Stanton tie 9th o
this month.
NJ Henry D. Flood offered the following resolutions
l. Resolved That cordially approve the rccnmmcnla
lion OF III. Democratic Central Committee that State Con
yen"n he held by tho party in Staunoa the 2lt of this
MONTH for the purpose OF perfect organization Of the
pay and oil selecting suitable candidates for the
Offices Of Governor Lieutenant Governor and Attorney Gen
cTal.
? Resolved Tha, the Chairman appoin, 25 delegates /,
attend said Convention
s. Resolved That in the one of our delegates
sh1ui De present at the conrcn"n that Robert H. elias;
aud Charles IT, Lynch oi ynch5nrg and VIM f. Richie
and John NJ Daniel al Richmond either of them, be
qu"sted TO act as alternaies and represent therein
l. iteSolved. Tnrt the Chair appoint committee Of vig
lance, whose dGly il shall be that Democratic
the polls the fourth Thursday in October next,
and 70 aid hv al fair and honorable in securing The
election Of Thomas li1cock ESQ., 10 Congress- and that
respectfully recommend party in the other
tes :" This Congressional District 10 appoint similar com
mlttecs.
Co Chcarlam Withdrew his resolution and tie Chair ap-
pointed The following gcDrmen delegates 10 Stanton
viz Geo 5 Fuqua. II d Flood Col Il T. Cheathan Col
JOAN Johns, l. lsbcI. DR. K Palmer r Anderson .r
5 Anderson II Jas h2mu. John ) Bass Vim Paris
Capt \ Nurr! Capt WIN ) DiuIu!d Geo Wright, Capt
Ciiam Col Jas Hammer, 4 Richardson, Jesse Jcn.
nings, Wan Hannah Daniel Franklin Dr Isbe Capt tieo
Abot, Maj I J VI Cheath7n II p!unkc,t and n Baker
On motion Of Henry Flood tie Chairman added to
tile delegation.
The following gentlemen "cre appointed committee oil
vigilance viz: Capt James McDear'non Capt Ed Evans
Capt Samuel Baldwin: VIM Swan VIM Trent, Lee
grand! .texan:er Wes;. ID Bass, John Evans Col " ar
rinan DR. Robertson. Chris Moore James Robertson Ip
Wilson Xix, Thomas p;ips Benz A5oitt and Daniel Stat
ton
On notion Resolved, That the proceedings be published
ii the Lynchburs Republican aud Richmond Enquirer ant
Examiner.
On motion the meeting adjourned
5. d. McDEARMON, Chairman.
h d. ELnun. Sscrrtafv.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ THE TELEGR,l
Photographed r,r tie Richm2nJ Enoui,o,

ne Grand Lodge OF |. o. o. f. This morning rcs,rn.
being on article S,h relative To- The . ilss,
Is the constitution stands ,h.v arc @s
seats in the Grand Lodge Of the Cn;,ct S,,,os emf
nled hs privilege % volln. the proposed ament.'a
an,en!'nen, was rejected By The following 'oa"
noes b4. 'N'--d:s
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J. Lynch, Secretary.
For the Enquirer.
AN ACT OLE lIiSTICE

AN ACT OF JUSTICE.
There have been various assaults made on me
IN account of its selection of papers, In when 10 Po
the amended Constitution As an act OF justice ~ V 49,
Governor Wiley, who discharged the duty iip"7r M ~,
Executive ask that you will publish the enclose" i o
bracng al! Of the papers IN which the Constitution ~
published "by authority" ~ -,
II is manifest the circumstance that these papers ~
nubIshe in various quarters OF tho State tha some VI '
,e o one political party and Some OF the ohe ana o'
linn uf them identified with nelthcr thar the Llentt"ih
Governor was influenced in making the SELECTION NANNY p
the consideration OF giving general circulation !" e ''
ed Constitution and not at all by the desire 20 c"''1 h
o,,re On the pnrtv press If he had been influenced py me
latter consideration he would in the estimation Oh 'e
ter and large portion OF The community nave oe'
INV of the high position he occupies.
/ am ignorant of the political complexion Of many Vi
these payers am confident he was, when te seeC'o
was made aud you will obge me if you w 50 publish ,e
ist as To show the political party TO which each paper oe
longs.
AMELIA County. SEPT. 1851.
Riclmond-Repubican Nvhie); Enquirer, Deml Ex-
anliner, DemG Wing, (Whis); Times ("hIs)i and DIS
Observation-Disclosures (whg) South Side Democrat
(Dem) nv
Lynchburs- yirginian, (Nhig Republican, tDem.)
Frederick S5urg- Recorder, (DeEn)
NoriulS-Ncws, (Ncural;) Herald, CVhig.l
Observation-Disclosures Republican, (Dcm)
Parkcis burg-Gazcttc (Nhis)
FlncastIc-Denocrat (Dem)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, (Wh'g)
Observation-Disclosures, (Whgy; virginian, (Deni)
Wa!unDn-Flag Of IS, iDen.)
Leyinglon-Eaey Star (Dcln)
Abnsiun--Dcmocrat, (Dem)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., [Dcm)
Wheeling-Arsus (Dcm)
Charleston Kama a)-lsepublican (Whig(
Lon,ioun-Chronice, (Nhig.)
Weston Lewis C0)-ScnneI, (Dem)
Observation-Disclosures, Q)em)
Observation-Disclosures, (Whg)
Porsmputh-PIlot, (Dem)
ngham-Regstcr, (Dem.)
Marion, Co-,Iruc virginian lDen)
ChnIeson * .nswha Co)-Wcstern vi'gnIan, DEM
Churicsown, Jefferson Co.. Virginia Free Press I" h-
Monongaa-Mrror, (Whg); and "MounIaln Messenger,
(Ncutrall.
Union (AIonroc Coz Republican, (Dem)
We take great pleasure in complying with the request OF
our correspondent and have marked elc paper according to
its political bearing II will be that the above list con-
pses - Democratic papers, II whg and neutral While
regret the absence of few papers OF considerable in
and circulation satisfied that Lieut.; Gov Whey
with the information before him. has acted correctly and with
single view carrying The wishes OF the conventon
By svin. an circulation 10 the new Constitution
throughout the State--Eltors Enquirer.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.


WlEAT.-PTime White 81 cts; prime Red IS cts.
FLUUk-SaIcs old iiJur Al 81 - new on basin .
SIS.
CORN.-62S TO 80 cents
CORN MEAL--15 coats.
OAiS-i5 ".nfs per bush,i.
RiE-1j Ia 81 Ceals.
FISH-.Icrrin4s No. | Cut 81 - Gross 5;
Roe S6lS6 -; MacSa!., No ), ST. No. ,, = .a-
No. |. S9H aGa. Shgd-nunr IN market.
LARD-Ncw. IN hl:rc.-, 10Y eta; kegs l. II :.
BAC0N-Prn" Baltimore Sides II: IL. cont.
Shoulders -: 81. it'nci irn;, with sni,i srocas.
LOFtEE-P-:tn" new crop hJ4Tay g. cents. L.
yJ"d IL prime, >. g.
$Utih&-Nr" Ur.sius j I cents Po.tJ Rico ).
! cents
MOLaSS E$.--%wcct Cuoa is held at a q Cts Ngp
Or!rtn~, linn al s. cts re-upcI 81
LlME-NUac ~ first .,anh-. Sales WHAT ) *
SFEEL-Auurical H!i$;"rcd II U5 t. IL per ,un
litONP!g Iron 81 tu 80, according ,ulil;y .wca
800 per Ton; Eal-r 80: irr!2ar &!chIond ;c,o:,
65 Up County Bar3c2 -, according L" quality.
SiLr-From store 81 %: sales from ~iuci 81 80.
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.1ANn1rn snl.rnrnN nl1.lirS AS.nc.1.n,.
GO.HnEseGiia RECORD.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

iHIKsDAr, SEPTE::EER !.
IDbACCD.-lhC tobacco HltThct continues iinLu!j
do that much change has taken place t4r
the present week. Not much fine tobacco offering
~ VI. MARTIN x co
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.
SEPT EMBER Is ISL. !
SiE: ihn President has decided IN III matter , the T N,r
p01: bea!: FIRST. that only five millions Of stock car :,
de!!r, 4 f. Texas ua releases, as provided in ,I aci ~
Congress OF the 9Th OF September 1850 are filed in the ea
sury Department FOR Al. that portion ot said debt which ss,
prior 10 n" liza OF January 1910; as in his Judgment m,
act OF The Republic OF Texas OF The i;h Of January 1910
specially pledges The duties Imports for all The pu6c DEBT
vi icSas created phor to The passage of that ac:.
Second That all tho Issues OF Texas bonds certificates OF
stock. or notes made receivable for all public due are
cams -! which the duties imports are pledged within
the meaning 81 III. ac Of Congress Of the Oh September
l5ou; and releases oi all sc. must be filed in the Treasury
Department as provided in the istnamed before he
be justified in delivering the remaining five millions OF stock
TO the authorities OF Texas.
The President has instructed communicate this de-
ciSon 10 YOU IN compliance with your request made in be-
half Of the creditors o Texas
THOs. CoRWIN
Secretary Of The Treasury
Gen. JAMES Hamilton,
(brjru,D nm oft Creditors Of Tsr1s
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Correspondence O! the Baltimore Sun
GEI.-tTE-TiIN, NEl-I- ] :. :.
Jvs Tyufiry Sjyr, I4yg- SIp.,s P,,y.,,t ,

Tie FGgUjrs Si!rt Case SiIres RemlEGal "
L. S. Commissioned lngrahlm i now engage. IN hss-
fugitive slave case. The coorei man claimed WASH
Abraham Hill who five years >acc ran away :,ou g. w.
Sit!c vi llarioid county He !ta III cJnSsGu nee d.
ing beaten grandson Of his master. sudden Ii! u!
S.ncc that .:fc lie mas been living III iHcas;ci cag.
the name u! Cnarias Gyin. He admits being = ,.,t
and expresses Willingness H. 90 3aca But Tic a55.la.
made an eIirI uu Ill. claim. The cyt,arr w
however convincing and he has been renamed into N.
tody OF his owner and will g. home BY t.r afternoon 5
HANOVER sou iIlEhN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION
4 meeting OF tie Southern Rights Association FOR :.
county Hanover is desired a, The CuuIt house Oh HE
usi that being Cout-day; anon. other matlc;- 10 "a
action on the subject Of delegation from the ASSOCIATE
T. general representation .! Ike Associations courrnr.
lag hold meeting in The cl;y tchnon the Gt. Il
Of October next. By lie President.
I[ASuyER SEPT. l3lu. ISL.
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From an official notice in lOdays paper it will be seen
that on the ls October the James River Canal will be open
from Lynchburg to North River
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In order thai may be sure that my answeI may sa, NV
destination (your letter having hu luz IL ~ b hs Of
nana JsDn whose signature observe is first
am, witt, great respect, your onc"G m@sTnN
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W. l.. CHAPLIN.--We learn from the Baltimore Argus
that bail OF this reverend abot!onis has no,
only been forfeited but the moneyunetcen thousand dol.
lars-paid into the treasury of Maryland.
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F. NJ. CONRAD, Secret;

New ORLEANS, Sept. l3.-By an arrival To-day from IA,
vana VIC have dates 10 the h day later than by the
brig Iehuanepec Preparations were in progress for the i'm
mediate departure OF Tue american prisoners for Spain in
liberated Mr. Labords the former Spanish consul was in
teresting himself in the comfort the prisoners and the
Consul had refused interfere in behalf of the prison
ers = " r
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DENOCR ATTIC MEETING N CAIRFA'

Pursuant 10 call Of the Democratic party OF Fairfax
county, meeting was held the Court House, Sept 0ti
for the purpose OF appointing delegates attend the Demo
cratic Convention 10 be held SauntUn the gath Of
September when, motion John r. Carpenter, esq
called The Chair ani f. H. Conrad appointed Secretary
On motion Of s. Jackson, TIC Chair appointed a commit
Of five 10 nominate and report committee twenty
suitable persons In represent Democracy Of Fairfax
the Stale Convention
The Committee reported the following: Col S Burke,
Richard Nice Ihrockmorton, DR. Ira Williams Aired Moss
Geo Hunter: Jr Capt John Powell, Carpenter, II
kenn0', U Ferguson, " L Newcomh, DR. " B Day, W II
Holsapp!c, Capt George W MILAN. kinceioc J LOOMS,
VT Rumsey John Ronzec, \ Coe, d Watkins aud Geo VI
MILAN
On motion of Richard lIcC Throckmorton the Secretary
was added 10 lie number.
Aliernaies-R G Scott Of Richmond James Barbour OF
CuIpep2r Jas II Ferguson OF Logan ohm L:,cer OF Rock
bridge
On motion of Captain John Powell il was unanimously
Resolved That this meeting recommend 10 the voters
Fairfax ltr r. McC Throcknor,on a. The c1nil to &c.
present III, Democracy Of tbs county at tie next term u
the lie .-.a.fe
Ga notion, D!. Ira Williams notified AIR Ir,.s.norion
o has Recommendation as he Candidate tie Democratic
party for the post above nacd whereIpon Mr. T. appeared
before the meeting ana acknowl edged the compliment in
short address, cpcc with just honorable and patriotic SEN
timcnts His remarks we!i-i!rned and to the poin,
cordial response from every listener.
Resolved That committee Of Vigilance Of 6re be an
pointed by the Chair to report adjourned meeting with
discretionary power.
The Chat. appointed the following:
George ". Hunter, Jr, a. Moss Dr. w NJ uoIsapple W
Davis, and S Jackson
On motion the meeting adjourned until the 81 Monday in
Sept, that being court day.
F. VI. CONRAD Secretary. -
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PRICES or STOCKS ,<icHuo>b,
DIED.

DIED.
deb tin. cry. tr!ay last. , September.
prot iIs JOHN GRAHAM. IL iac 10Th year tn
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THE TEN-tN pT-pTI(, nrpv,

TIE ;no ing Official decision in the matte Of the Public
Debt OF Texas, will be Of deep interest to large class Of
readers, whether interested or not in lis effect:
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fiAkihii 5D,sse:s:..
PORT Or kICHMUNi. SEPT - I-al.
ARRIVED.
Schr Upshur Hadinway, Baltimore.
Schr Marietta Burr Nicktr>pn, Boston.
Schr fill Carter K"gr5-. Boston.
Schr Cpnrier, Rogers Boston.
Schr lydia Assn, Nr"r!.-. New Work
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TILE VIZ L,

'2tiii: a,i.s AMI gentlemen !y Richmond an! 'ne @
: -; tr Drama generally. respectfully ihiGI-i INA "
E::' iIpt Iactirr W.. open day full aai cHt
c,npauy 0 alr3 AMI 1r'"ne. 81 acknowledged i'srE thi
ie.l4uIiy. made the
N,scir5 iGd .tdr a. i.'
vii and Ibc .ai laf't'
y F.r tar !cuiFs, bills al the day.
III !r-.l J = Maj.
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classical. > NJ MiTIEI,TICAL sC!;ooi"
BY ALIEN NDEK MARTIN
Marshall Street. between 9th and iOih street
aHllE se&t Sc.rnl MI c""rHr" "t
the lst"t October The " Instruction .aoise' rl
-!ish brIIcc Ancenl and Moern Languages, Maie" ~
the GaturI . ,n..-t
Tuiol months follows E":a wa si
$40: C.a,tIc MaIlcInIii-s $50. Nods AE-ua-'7
payable L: ia. commencement: OF each hail -ssS:"i III
Au-. 7--cw l5Scpt &3tdw.w
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Gen. JAMES HAMIL-oS,
Chairman Com. Of Creditors Of 1eras
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GOLD lii-hp..
CCE.'S OFFICE, Pearl s;rcr:. few ,:onf- acr,-

For ;"day-Har: and Consolidated. Gas IL Cara+: o}
:H'HD, "l 80. -! ilta, 81 400 ,.jJ - N
u drawn lcE. o.: iltras proportion ,l,, rt u;sc
@j". Ea:iiI s-cTl. - Nos. |! d.!wn. Ttcscts:l
SEPT LICK
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-13


pursuance OF the Congress authorize
President o he United ss,s: % sell ,nS m ]
1os ana G" f oR ,'P @
state. Ases hereby and known public
sales win held the land oes IN hs States
wit; ne,xr ,,,,.coys,, ..,.u
following lead which Withheld
DENTS Proclamation Of The November 1873. VIZ
NorA Of fourth pri~ePaI meridian.
bal. :ss . s; s quarter
Of twenty one in township one Of ,anss enc .na ~.
southwest quarter Of section the southwest quarter
hs oasrs % and the .oue.a quarter
n in township one II, :o,nss, quartz, 2, The 81
hrysx, township and the half Of the southwest
northwest of northwest Of
The % o. The e. h quarter
the northwest quarter and the northeast Of the
aS.s and ID. nor,hea., quarter Of quarter
dr. township two the east half Of The northeast quarter Of
Ave; and the Of quarter,
the east halt and .ossheas
the northwest OF irons, in township hve, Of
The Of the southeast The
and the ,oswss Of the northeast ausre, %
and northwest aus,e Of the .ouiws., quarter
Of the southeast, quarter Of wo and The
a n. land once al DIXON, illinois, comm.aci.e
Ing tracts containing .s', which, consequence OF their
lead mine leases, withheld from
proclamation Of the 9Th . september, less, viz
Of ths osriA principal meridian
The quarter twenty
OF northwest Of thirty nve and
half Of the northwest quarter OF thirty ux In township
The .oasssss, quarter
quartsr Of
township half Of twenty-five,
fhs northeast quarter quarter
fbur, in sownshp twenty Mae Of range three.
ssar,sr Of ihs quarter thirty
thirty two; haf Of the quarter Of thirty
in township twenty nine, Of ~nge4 ~ tf
ofAe bos re AND Of As Fourth principal s,sssr
The wc pa of east acou Of section a,eep and south
east quarter Of s northeast quarter Of wsnvtwo In township
The west seventeen In township tsn
July, 1s4e,
referred emPon nis wiu NOT BE- ao~d
aforementioned fe~ until ssr they bsve been offered
,s .,es. SsnSsrss . 4. Unia Sas. s ,ss
mailing appropriation. dplosn sxpsssss
saI lsga ..savsos. v'n include
sold the public sale such pce, sha be snesed
psvas. ssi.s .o~aA'
The viii each kept open we,ks (unIes the snds
dsposed OIL and longer and pvas eAe
isnd In the crad ~I b. sdmied unl ssr the srpa-
In uhsr srssuuon ao avs caussd ts Commiss,oner
Of the General Land once 10 publish with proclamation
bfs description OF the sho' lands prepared from me ccs dccu
undss ny The city Of wsshissson this twenty
sh day Of A ammo Donni sheusaa hundred and
MfLLAaD rILLMoRE.
ny tho President, ~~7"'11' s
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