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s5-let the SICK the delicate, the declining talk 10
those We reierlto and then Try this grand resto,a-
u uve
q Baltimore, Sept H. 1851.
q Messrs Mortimer d Mowbray eel it a duty TO
glmeke known the benefits have derived from Dr.
a uamptons iincEure. For length of time have
queen subject to great prostration of muscu pow
Ger, and great debility OF the nervous system, ac
accompanied with pglptaton and huttering OF the
sshearE. had such sudden attacks that on one occa
Aston could scarcely get home | making mention
Hot my case to friend he referred me to Joseph
ssStapleton, Esq an old and highly respectable citi
fazen OF Batlmore who had used the Tinctnre under
sssimilar circumstances. | called on Mr. Stapleton,
saad, after Interview ofsome minutes was fully
q satisfied OF the medical virtues OF the Tincture,
f1rom the evidence before me, of his own person,
s1who, Tor some time previous. indicated failing
Estate OF health, but now hearty, hale appear
lsance, with the activity of youth. | immediately
scommeaced usias the 1incture, and before took
stthe contents OF one bottls ny strength renew
Ned, and can walk as brisk and am 90 active as II
swas twenty years ago. This Iincture is the grand
Hrestorativa OF the digestive organs, which, when
fdestroyed, the whole system Is IN state Ut suffer
ding.
dc assertit is In reality, what 1t Ia represented
ito be by DR. Hampton the inventor
WIN. A. ScHAEFFER,
Nov In city of WashiI gton.
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Ssoid only by o. A. STREcKER--pamphiet gratis
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The Ship Sabattis Abandoned at Sea.

4 The Ship Sabattis abandoned at Sea.
The ship Sabattis, which cleared at this port
Sfor Liverpool a short time since, was fallen in
! with on the l7h inst, by the ship Ocean Queen,
sleaking badly. The captain and crew were
staken off and the vessel abandoned. The Sa-
9sf tobacco.
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We regret to learn, says the Alexandria Ga.
szette of Saturday. that MIR. Ludwell Compton
/ of Fairfax county, Va, whilst laboring under
mental alteration Friday, committed suicide
sby shooting himself Mr.. c. was about 50
Years of age, and was much esteemed by his
Friends and acuuaintances.
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tF Cornelius Holloway, young man in
Petersburg, charged with causing the death of
Ia free negro by striking him with billet of
awood, was examined before the Hus tings
iCourt on Friday last and sent on for further
trial. He was admitted to bail.
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$3.50 G. w. PURCELL & co. ar,
S>-l1. purchasing as usual uncurrent Notes Of
all solvent institutions also, Specie, Notes, and
Drafts. oc %
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L. >SS NOTICE.-The Eighteenth Annual
49, Meeting Ct the Stockholders OF the James
River and kanawha Company will be held at the
office of the Company, on Monday, the 18th inst
at half past 7 O clock NJ.
Oc 23-S&M WIN. 2. MUNFORD. Sec.
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&C., The Notes of the United states
49, Bank will he redeemed at the office oil
3iessrs Mott q Beyill, next door to the Exchane
Bank.
oc 22-ts WIN N. TINSIEY
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LIEUT.. PORTER AND THE ADMINISTRATION

We learn from washington, on good au
sthor'ty, that Lieut.. Porter has not been detach
sed from the steamer Crescent City. He is ex
4pec'ed IN Washington, and it is believed thai
a,he government do not desire TO create a mis-
with the Cuban authorities b,
aorcsng within their borders gentleman tPur
1sr smith OF the Crescent City,) whom, in the
eoaS az hated state of public opinion, they
na na,usr calculated TO increase il. Under the
F;us,a'an OF Judge Conckling favorable ad-
e!Ran s we learn, is confidently anticipated
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; "WASHixGTON AND JACK

4 IL .swS WASHINGTON AND JACK
] 49, SON."-T. Is. WEIGHS magnificent por.
straits Of Washington ana jackson" can be pro.
acured ii the Agent for this State Messrs Nah
1Woodhouses on Eagle Square. Embrace the only
opportunity that may ever present ITSELF and secure
lcopes OF the only correct portraits of these llustr
aOus characters ever eng Faved. oc 2l-t2t$
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THE TRIAL OF JANE AND JOHN WILLIAMS
Fob THE MURDER OF THE WINSTON FAM
LY.-A pamphlet, containing the particulars O
the awful tragedy above indicated, has beer
issued by MIR. John d. Hammersley, and j.
now for sale at this office, and at the newspa
per depot Of Mr.. Gresham, on Broad street,
The particulars of The trial were taken down
by an accomplished stenographer, and have
been prom ounced TO be perfectly accurate
The fearful character of the whole transaction
the small offence given by the unhappy vic
Tins, the daring effrontery with which the cul.
prlts met the accusation, conspre TO render
this one of the most remarkable occurrences
that has ever taken place within the limits OF
Virginia, and the interest which has been fell
everywhere, with regard to its details, will,
doubtless, secure for this pamphlet ready and
widely extended circulation. Not the least in
terestlng reflection it will suggest, will be
rounded on the fact, that the actors Were both
members, and communicates of q christian
church, the man being actually preacher
anu uie woman one who stood so high among
ner own class, as to be judged almost worthy
OIL sanctifcation.
Dooo's were expressed by some persons Ms
~ ,he completely Of John Williams in this her.
1so'e murder and those doubts were or;g;,0ll,
Ae'eo ny 'he declarations made by his w;is
while under sentence of the law. Apar, fraa.
me suspicious naturally attached 10 sv;aanae
given under such circumstances. i, would -
we'll to remember that the husband and ,v;es
being examined separately, contradic,ed esc,
other SO fatty, and so paIpabIy, as 10 des,,o,
every shadow Of title to credit This will
plainly appear to any one who will take tn
trouble TO read the evidence spread before ,h
public in this pamphlet. In addition to this
il must be considered, that Jane Williams ha,
already pleaded guilty. She knew, therefore
that what she had to say could have no influ
ence upon her own case, either for pardon O.
condemnation. II has been said, moreover
that she did not believe, even as late as the
day before her execution, that she would be
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q IA IL. ~ MRS. kEEELNG's English,
u L9l and French Boarding nd Day sch DOL
flor HoRng Ladies' Seventh street, between
.sFrankliu and Grace, opens Oct. Asst, and closes
saJuly 3lst. The of instruction includes,
Mathematics, Natural and Moral Science, Music
Il Ancient and Modern Languages; in a word, every
sfrhiug essential to solid and ornamental educati n
ssThe Prncipals devoted to their profession, and
fare assisted every depai tment by an accomplish
ssed corps OF instructors. Parents and otheis are
.zinyited to inspec. the Institution.
3 TERms.-Boerd per 10 months, or in proportion
sfrom time Of entrance. pay ha yearly in al vance
Es5Sz00 washing, $20 En- elish, $40 to $40, accord
s!ng to age ard progress of pupil Music at the P no
slessors' fee Modern Languages, Of which French
,sis always taught by an educated native of Paris,
lsresdentin the family, each $40. Day scholars pay
.squarterly. oc 25-3swts
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III Cer OK STOLEN, i'll the cars between Pc
Ia tersburg and Richmond, on Saturday evening
sast, red Morocco POCKET BOOK, with gold
yedges containing SIG in notes one S4 North Caro-
lima, two So notes, 81 Bank OF the Union and S. in
ISL bills, not recoected, and Il number of receipts
:The finder viii be rewarded. if required by leaving
I the same at this tttlce. oc 23-lt
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SHOCKING AFFAiR.-A son If Mr. Thou.
N. Powell, of Taylor county, Va. NEED I2l
ears, was thrown from horse, few days|
ago, dragged 200 yards, his head sbockingIv|
crushed and his body terribly mangled. He|
was dead when found.
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EiA4VAL Mrs DILrCAMPJ has FarlJTrI
Ia lIum her former res GeHcc, curl-r / Leigh
saud Sd streets, to the house occupied some tvs
lsince by her, the Cd house from TIE corner q. Il.
Soetv,een Marshall and Gay streets, wae-- she Can
/ It al TIMES De found and will be p!aaagd - . n
aait persons requiring her professional se:,.css-
adsrs lett al the grocery st.re vi Thomas W IIr
Spin, on MAN. betWt en- Tia anu Sin streets Val net
j wish prompt attention.
i n. B.-She has just receiver q very large sQDa.
Arior supJIY of Foreign iLeerhes. nr.3-L.t
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/ a Nd. TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS
"A (compiete) tor sale. A bargain can be had if
! early application be made at this office.
oc 2S-ts
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4 Ii ,IirI@Ek2ATDk'S NOTIGH,-a-I--r-
n sons having claims against the estate Vi Po.
aux Robinson, deceased, ale requested . pre-4L,
hem, properly authenticated, 10 tue und ,..t,p a.
,admlIl5tgatoI; and all persons iudeb.aQ, ate -.
.quested 10 make payment to him accU alug-y.
with as little dsiay possible.
JOHN END rs,
Administrator P. Robinson, Gel-ased
&C 23-lm
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-, TIE ~OUTUERN MANU- FAC.
80 trIIR q :, RANk OLE WASHINGTON =

IA TUREks' BANK OF WASHINGTON. -
he notes OF this Bank are received as heretofore
a: our counter, at par, We caution the public
against paying the shadow of discount on them. 5s
we will pay all sums under FIVE dollars IN go'd, Al
ipar We have done this when the demand wa
not made with any eye to speculation, ana will con
luaue to do so until the entire circulation Is with
drawn.
l Persons in the country holding the notes OF the
I SoGthern Manufacturers Bank, will receive Rold
sor Virginia money for the same, By sending them
TO any of their friends in this city
We, at present, decline paying out any Of th
ssma notes Of this Bank, bet ii will afford pleas
lure to every other facility In power to
Ihe wants OF the merchants and manufacturers, and
3others who have 80 generously sustained the crea
lit OF this Bank against the few malicious aud d.
I siguing persons who have go Intellectually attem Jt
to discourage the holders of the notes, in order
THAT they might be benefited thereby.
I &C 22-ts &. w. PURCELL. 6, co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

IA CANDLE MAKER WANTED.-DDe
Il who understands the business Can find employ
sment, by applying to the subscriber. Also, young
sBOY, OF IA or is years of age apprentice
aOne from the c.untry preferred.
&C 25--lw% JAMES SINTON.
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- Home IesfiinunH

-sxS Home Iestimonys-ke adl from
4 ~ one OF the Oldest Magistrates Of this city
let the sick, the delicate, the declining, talk TO
those reterlto and then Try this grand resto,a-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

81 CHOICE FRUIT TREES.-As ~
- agents for the celebraed Nursery of Jos -
2lnIon Il Sons, near this city, would suggest 20
friends and farmers generally the propriety If
sending in their orders for TREES as early as pos
Isitle Catalogues, with Instructions for planting
&c, may had at store II Main street. OF will
lbe sent by mail, if instructed by letter poet paid
4 orders addressed 10 u.s. Will meet with the ,cost
l prompt attention. C. J SIRTON & CO,
q &C . Hardware d alers, q Main street
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A la SMALL MOTIFS. (EACEtt t '-o'
III BANnD taken fsr Dry Goods at - f-ooh ~,
FIELDS, No. rs Broad street, where the s9ea'Is
bargains will be offered i'll every sritc e-'aca =
n ousiaines, Csshmeres, F.eneh and biHsa 45-,
nos, plain an1 figured Alpaca silks, Eu9foa...'
ia geeat variety, Hosiery, Gloves CheiAl$S'-ss ~
ssleeves Collars, Carpets, Blank Is, Flame g. c. .
Cassimeres, Saiinets, herseys, Liaseys, &c |'''"
sClotn from cents 10 the Quest.
IL ROSENFELD, IT'S Broad street
oc 22-lrn*
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HhEE PAPERS LOST.-Lost. ON Thur :,
night last somewhere in the city, my Free
Papers. which we're in very small tin box
THE finder will receive reward Of 81 so by leaving
the same at this office. JOHN NORMAN,
oc 2a-3t* Free man of coi0r
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LNAkaNA COLOGHE.-W Ne have go,
o. real Parma co.ogne in large bodies Fer .y
aseiyeS c. hARTWELL q 90 ,l'I'
q oc 70 Opposite Swan Tagar,
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(1OTTOM's EDITION OF IiiCmARI

s11OTTOhI's EDITION Of kiCHARD.
~ SONS ALMANAC FOR 1858 y. w. RAN
SDOLPH has published this useful little work and
Il contains besides the twelve calendar pages and
!! Astronomical calculations, Jewish Calendar Carl
tdeners' Monthly Instructor, list OF the Virginia
Senators, Members OF Congress-, Senate and House
Sot Delegates, Virginia and North Carolina State
governments, State and Federal Courts OF Virginia
3and North Carolina, Maryland and district OF Co
s!umbia, Conjectures OF The Weather, DR. Adam
II arke's Weather Table, Equation or Time Tables
!, meteorological Tables, by Turner, Forms OF
deeds according TO the New Code, Receipts, Ane:-
5do'es, &c. For sale by The single copy, dozen or
hundred at 12F Main street, Richmond and by
booksellers throughout Virginia. &C %
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- TIE EXPRESS arrives and
~ leaves daily, by Mail Trains, alrays in
charge Of trnsty Agents. This mode OF receiving
or forwarding goods Of whatever description, conn
.bines economy, and what is of greater importance,
.Speed. Our wagon will call for goods to go away,
land deliver everything without extra charge
ADAMS d. cos
Office No. s, Fourteenth street.
SEQ Near the Post Office.
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1SGAhkR shGkT. AN 7-7- !. z.--------
5O We have Tor sale the avy
saad Drawers, made by the Shakers ~L'',s
{. HARTWEL,. & ca
&C 70 Opposite Swan Tsra-r
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90 A SMALL FARM E@R ~AI4E.-We
- offer for gale small Farm of 81 acres, abou.
even miles above Richmond, adjoining the place
formerly known as "Patrick II Gentrys Tavern =
The quality of the land is such as Is usual in that
lneighborhood-30 acres arsble. 1t has it &
Dwelling with two rooms, Kitchen, Barn, Sta
ible a Carriage house, and an Ice-house.
oc 25 TOLER & COOK General Agents
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-. LAOiEse, CATER BOUTS al

4 Aszs LADIES' CATER BOOTS al
4 5,.-The subscriber has jus: rceeYed
IA lot of beautiful Cater Boots for Ladies' aa1 re-
4 quests the ladies TO give him call. Aso, ladies'
Hover Shoes 0! the f llow M styles ots ba'Aas,
scandals, Slippers and Sk.i5. These aEs Aos 10 DE-
J surpassed by any in Richmond as TO Ee"tat Is u
4 duFaDillty.
\ Ladies, you will find it to your in'eres: u supply
ourselves at once, and not walt toE Fai1y @S5'
ABe sure and call at No 2l9 Brosd street, "neFJ ia
Twill find all OF sae various styles OF Shoes "L0Hi
Apledge myself to sell reasonable as ahy UtAst pa
sson in the city. .,,on
&C 22-3t w. 2. w. IAthoh-
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NkWsPApEks EGn the " ENIy
4LS Gieasons Pictoriai. Flag, Banner, "es' ~
aMagaz.ne, spirit Vi the Tsaes, Weekly hs @' i3,e
1iiee Gazette, Yankee Notions Tor oc'2o34 "a
III Liviag Age isac. Golden Dollar, Coz ' p,.sg,
ION News, Loaaoa Puaea, DataocFaus ~ s,s.
7unc,e Tom in England 25e, CsrpeE Bag, i-i5 III N''
aason, Pick, Piscyuaa, &c, &c, all Tor sale 81
GREsiAa's
4 Cheap Book and Periodical a9ase,
d &C q Opposite broad ssrees do.--
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a WLL AMI n EN NVt%% -. sigh
n The Compound Tonic Pills have ssi-0o 80. -
1celebrity IN all sections oi the coanst! ~
Spromp. and certain cure Of the Agas &Ao 5,s.
schills AID Fever, Dumb Agues, &c in W. Coy
without fail They act freely upoa .ns Liver, ~
smovng al morbid seereaons, and g.Se Ao'''T'
Hone 10 the whole system. -, a,4
You who suffer from this plague Try ioe,i' 60"
Zoe cured. 10 be had only of +, J. fiHot'.
oc 23 Cornee opposite the Ola WAR; -,t-~-
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CLNTIiING. 1L0TaING.-5e----g ! !

! j OF on ERANhL4N STREET FOR
! Ii SALE.--We are authorized IL sell gGg-tag, III
searly application be made to u.s. tina. desirable M
3recently occupied by bir. Mosoy Johnson carriage
maker, fronting o. ice. Franklin s.fea:, Running
back exc hundred and twenty beet and UJandej by
sShockoe creek on th east and the prope.,y Vi III
ate Thomas Rutherford on tie wes.. lis rloAsia--
7ty TO the old or lower market, the Central EaT5ad
sDepJt, and other improveul ear5 nov AZ rt9s -
sst.ongly recommends il 10 those dlspos- j. EAas
sin"esiMenis IN real estate Vi Inc olst J2a'
ltLuL-s In tn cir u.LLiL-, II
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oa .l,;aa 10 consequen of ortnasd nd.
HANalSG5 and UPHOLSTERY Gn0ns fhfER
win all accounts due by note bond Or a 'srnet
&c UNITS, TN Sept. Ist, 1852, to nv son ,CD a.
sahhdNhULI woo will Continue the s1 9Caa' Z.
y Sa s'ano 79 Nam street and in rearing ma, ~
sstronage from the frie ids and puo1ic .1at pa
su0a ned me tor the past thirty,6ve years '' GaTs
a &C Z5-3t yLH,,
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sTEAfEEl BELVIDERE.

j FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
-xlr The BELVIDEkE,. Captain Gift
Irss.s ford will receive freight today, at
O'CLOCK, Tor the above places aud continue to re-
1ceve it up to the hour Of o'clock, P. Tuesday,
1 he goth inst.
oc 25-2t LUDLAM e. WATSON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-22
NOTICE TO PRE- EXEMPTION CLAIMANTS
AND TO LESSEES, OCCUPANTS, AND

NOTlCE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
AND TO LESSEES, OCCUPANTS, AND
PEKMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Ever person cmtllcd 10 the riglt of PIE, imp
lion TO any If the Lands within the townships and
fractional tnwnsh ps above enumerated, is te-
CURED TO establish the same to the satisfaction OF
Inc Register and Receiver Of the proper u nd Of
I've, and make payment therefor AS Soon As
PKACTIcAHLE AFTER SEEING THIS NOTICE,
and before the day appointed for the commence
ment Of the pul lie sale of the lands enhancing
the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will he
forfeited And every pc, sou having the right I'M
der the act Garfield" An act to create an addl-
iional Land District in the Territory Of Wiscon-
sin, aud iur other purpose ,'appro,ed 3D. March.
lSlI, us lessees, occupants or pernhtees. 10 en-
ter, TO The extent Of their leasen or permits, any
of the lands within tie townships and fractional
townships above enumerated, and who are cnIi
tied un der the act entitled "An act to reduce the
minimum price of the Mineral Lands ~ the Lake
Superior district, in Michigan, and she Chippewa
district. in Wisconsin, approved 9th Sepicm-
her, 1850, 10 enter tie land covered by their leas
IS, occupancy, and permits, respectively, AZ the
minimum price oisl % per acre. o. if covering
more than full section, eni tied, ON the sur
render Of such lease or permit at the pro- CT land
office, TO pun chase, il he shall elect to do SO,
full section, at lie rate ofS2,50 per acre, is
quired 10 establish The same to the satisiacloa Of
the Reg ister aud Receiver at Willow river. and
make payment therefor as suOn practicable ai-
ter seeing this notice aud before the day appo int,
ed for the CON nencement of the public sale oflhe
lands embracing the tract cliimed, Otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
lo:I3w. JOHN WILSON.
Aciing ,mmissioRcr Of Tie Gcscrai Laad
Office
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ELGTl SPDING KlUSE.

TNuE ELG1N SPRING HOUSE is open for
Il the reception of visitors. The Proprietor
will spare no expense to make It desirable
place of resort for invads or parties of pleas
ure. The medicinal qualities of these springs
are equal to any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best Physicians in the
country. Reference may be made to Drs At
LEN and Russell, of Nliddlcbury; Drs BRAD-
FORD, MAEsFiELD and HoPKiNs, of Vergcnncs;
DR. CRAM, of Fcrrisburgh Dr. HElNFBURG, of
Burlington; DR.. lloRToN, Of Colchester; Dr.
WARNER, Of New Haven; Dr. IAzELToN, of
Bristol; DIR. Bromley, of Huntington; and
DR.. WETHrRBY, of Wcstford
The Proprietor will run carriage to the De
pot, in Vcrgcnncs, in connection with the Ex-
press train of cars running South leaving Bur
ington 10: 40 A. NJ, and also with the Accom-
mediation Train moving North, arriving at Yer
gennes II. &c A. NJ. i'm time torcach the Springs
for dinner; or with any other train when re-
qucsted.
All orders for Water promptly executed and
forwarded by the cars or boats, to any part OF
the country, in bottles or by the gallon.
e Post office address, Vcrgennes, VI.
Aft SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
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Sections two, four, the north halfand south
west quarter of the northwest quarter of sew
en- and sections eight, ten, twc, c, fourteen,
eighteen twenty, twenty two, twenty eight,
thirty, and thirty two, in fractional t0tcHship
eighteen, on the left bank of Fox river Fl ac-
uonal tounShip nineteen, north and south Of
Lake Pahwaiknn, except the east hall of the
southeast quarter and the southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter of section twenty five,
and the south half and souih half of the north
cast quarter of section thirty five, and sections
tour six, eight, eighteen, twenty twenty two,
twenty six, twenty eight, thirty, thirty two
thirty four, and thirty six, in irncti, nal torn-
ship fircRiy, on the lett bank Of" Fox river y
aud =" Lake Pnhwaikan," Orange fourteen.
Sections four, six, eight, aud eighteen, in
fractional towRhip eighteen, IN the left bank
OF FOX river" and sections seven, ciglt the
northwest quarter, the wtsi half aud the north
east quarter Of the southwest quarter and the
west hall and northeast gu; rtcr OF the north
east quarter of section nineteen, and sections
twenty, twenty six twenty eight, thirty, thirty
two and thirty four, in fractional iOrnShip
nineteen, on the lett bank of Fox river and
Lake Winncconnc,' or range fifteen
AT the Land Office It WILLOW RIVER,
commencing on Monday the fifteenth day Of
November next, for the disposal Of the Public
Lands situated within the following named
townships and fractional townships viz:
-'"'" y "e o"sc tHe ana WeA ~ ne Joprh
~ Wt"etP"t mef'aian.
i""hship twenty three, OF range eleven.
townships twenty 'hrce and twenty four, of
range twelve.
Township tw MY nine, OF range fourteen.
Townships thirty seven and thirty eight.
of range eighteen
fractional Town sbins tli,tv seven ard ,Li,.
~ eight. on the left Ia nix ortbs 81 c,,ix II, -
or. of ranye ivcntv - ~
Noyib ofJbc boec line ,,J rae, az a.. c,..,1
~; ,,'i 80. 80. y VIZ l'"'"
Froetio,l ,onnsh ~, ,',',,a.J ,i,;.,.,.
s;,,,,.o 81 ,,as, -, ,i,, o'e ~ NY WV