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Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

ONE OF THE Goop 'UNs.-Onc of the
Nantucket whalers, not long since, went
to sea with q crew mostly green, as is
too often the case, and was not long in
getting into most beautiful ind horriic
to the green 'uns--gale ofwind. The
skipper bawled call hands on deck, as
loud and long as his old salty throat
would give him cable. Up raa the pet
rifed d green 'uns, but there they stood
in a mass, hanging on to one another.
eco aloft! 60 aloft! blast and rot sc!
60 aloft and take in them topsails, you
darn'd Internal critters you!'' shouted
the caraged skipper.
"Heavings and ycarth, capting, dew
you expect TELLER to go up thar, when
it is blowing this sort of a away:'" res
pondcd one of the green uns.
"Go aloft, you blasted fools, you rot
ted critters you; go aloft, | say, or I'll
give every one of you the darn'dest wal
loping you ever had in all your born
days." again shouted the enraged skip
per.
"Can't dew it, capting; by thunders.
we can't do it; but let the hull grist Of
darn'd topsails blow off, and ucW jinc IN
and pay for en-"
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
From iAe Spirit of the Times.
COLUMBIA TIE QUEEN OFTHE
WEST.
BY ST. THOMAS AQ"INAs.

Hail! hail to the land Of Liberty's
birth,
The sweet sunny cline she loves best,
The home Of her heart, and the Eden
Of earth,
Columbia tho Queen of the West.
On each hand giant oceans arc sleeping,
Lake pearls on her brow glitter sweet;
Der the Gull the blue billow> sweeping,
And kiss the white sands at her feet.
Her ycomcn defend their homes on the
shore,
Her bold sailors sweep the deep sea.
And battle may rage, or tempest may
But God guards the home Of the free!
And the heart that the tyrant is crushing,
Mid Europc's oppression and wars,
10 the standard of freedom comes rushing
And clings to the stripes and the stars
From Names snowy hills, with cloud.
kissing pines,
+. To Florida's blossom-clad glades,
To the new realm of gold, with its gilt.
tering mines,
{. It's prairics and dark forest glades.
Not knee Of moral there bcndcth,
In all the wide land, to throne,
But the hymn of the million ascendeth
TO God and land of our own
Then hail Z! to young Freedom who ride.
oh the storm,
Like .Jove, with his thunder bird bold
In the high blue of heaven we see hcl
fair form
! While we kneel.and We bless to behold
And We shout with our voices in chorus
| Bright land! be thy name ever blest
While the Spirit of Washington DER u,
Smiles on the young Queen Of the
! West!
WoRsE THAN THE ToorHAcHE-A
Dutchman, in proceeding Ito a place
| from whence he heard cries of distress
discovered one of his neighbors lying
under a stone wall, which had fallen
npon him and fractured one of his legs
"vcll, den ncighbor Vanderdiken
vat ish de matter nit YOU"
"Nell, Wy you sees my condition, vic
all these pig shtones upon me, and boil
my legs broke of close to mine pody."
"Mine Cot" said Homie, is dat all
Cot dam, YOU hollow like de tiyel;
Thought you got lie toothaehe."
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
PALACE SALOON.

Our friend john, at the Palace, can
not be cxcelled, not only with regard to
comprising sundry comforts appertainins
to the inner man in s.can't be beat
etyle" but in the quality of his wines,
and Liquors. As We profess to know a
thing or two in regard to such matters,
ue chcerfully recommend our friends
and readers to give him . call, and par
take Of some Of his Vouchers in the
way Of Punches, Mountainers, Sherry
Cobblers, Mint Juleps, Egg Noggs,
Tom 4 Jerrys, Brandy Cocktails, Un-
ION Cocktails, Champaign, Cocktails.
~ Just received, a quantity o.
Long wsrtk's celebrated Catacba Wine
from Cincinnati.
Sonora April %, '5i-76
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

Ox PRAteR.-l. So far a. we know
prayer forms part Of every system OF
religion on earth.
?. la proportion as form Of rclig-
ion is MT scripturai, it cerrupts and per
vcrt> this duty.
3. Hypocritcs never really love
prayer, and therefore never, for long
time together, practice secret prayer.
a. He who declines prayer in the day
Of his prosperity, will not find it easy in
the day of his adversely.
5. Prayer not offered in the name
of Christ is unaFaling. The reason is,
that He alone is worthy.
6. No time, nor place, nor form,
nor posture, is displcasing to God, IL the
heart is right. If the heart is wrong,
all is wrong.
7. He who prays at stated times
only, will make but poor progress heav-
onward. He who prays not at all sta
ted time, will soon omit all prayer.
8. The great benefit public prayer
is secured when it makes us love secret
prayer more and more.
6. A family that never praya, COW
cts misery and courts wrath. Better
no bread than NO prayer.
10. Those who would pray Alright,
must como to Christ and say. "Lord,
teach us to pray"
II. A prayer that has no faith in it,
is ike human body that has no soul in
it. It is dead and loathsome.
II. Ehjah's prayer brought down
ere from heaven, because, being fervent,
it carried fire up to hcaycn.-1Aomas
watson.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
KEEP COOL!

ICE. ICE.! ICE!!! ICE,,!!
Al those in want Of ICE, during the
coming season, can be supplied, in any
lnsntity, by applying at the
GENERAL icr DEPor,
at Major Farnsworth's Saloon, on Main
freet, Columbia
Columbia, Apr. Is, '54-75-tf.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

UNEXPECTED REpLr.-A preacher in
Arabia, having his text portion ofko-
ran, "I have called Noah," after twieo
repeating his text, made long pause,
when an Arab present, thinking that he
was waiting fol- an answer, exclaimed
eff Noah will not come, call some
one else"
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
rag 4 KxorTY CAsE.-1'he Ques

e~ 4 KSorTY CAsE.-1'he Ques-
ton before the Meeting House is this;
If fcllcr what is afelcr-and his gal
are about to be parted for a time
and they propose to exchange dagucr-
rcotypcs-and for that purpose the feller
goes with his gal to the dagucrreotype
slop--and is to pay for having the pic
turc took'--and he only has money e.
nough to pay for one picture in an ordl'
nary case, and the other in n,agnifi-
cent case-which picture should he put
in the magnificent caae-his own ugly
mug or hcrn'
-"Aloving for new trial. -
Courtin- for a second wife.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

make Iris own improvement" We
don't believe the all prevailing young la
dy on the cars, at any rate, is i'll Doubt
about its Moral. - Syracuse Ere.
Ckreutclc.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
JOl, WORK

~ every description neatly and prompt
~ executed at the Columbia Gazette
Oak~c.
BLANKS If all kinds printed t" order
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
POETRY
SONG OF LABOR-THE MINER

The eastern sky is blushing red,
The distant hilltop glowing;
The brook is murmuring in its bed,
In idle frolics flowing;
IT'S time the pickaxe and the spade
And iron ''tom were ringing;
Andwith ourselves, the mountain stream,
a song oilabor singin.:.
The mountain air is cool and fresh;
Uncloudcd skies bend o'er us;
Broad placers, rich in hidden gold,
Lie temptingly before us;
Then lightly ply the pick and spade
With sinews strong and ln.ty;
4 golden pile" * quickly made,
Wherever claims are dusty"
We ask no magic Midas wand,
Nor wizard-rod divining;
The pickaxe, spade and brawny hand
Arc sorccrcrs in mining:
We toll for hard and yellow gold,
No bogus bank notes taking;
The bank, We trust, though growing old
VIII better pay by bryaking.
There is no manlicr life than ours,
4 life amid the mountains.
Where from the hillSides. rich in gold.
Are yelling sparkling fountains:
4 mighty army of the hills,
Like some strong giant labors
To gather spoil bv earnest toll,
And not by robbing neiyhbors!
When labor closes with the day,
TO simple fare returning,
. VIC gather in merry gronp
Around the camp-fres burning;
The mountain sod onr couch at night,
The stars shine bri eht above us;
We think of home, and fall asleep
TO dream of those who love us.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
TIE MODEL CLERK.

Mr.. Blottcr, Boston merchant, be-
ing in want Of clerk took the rcadiest
means to obtain one, i. C., he advertised
On the morning succeeding the ap-
pcarance Of his advertisement, he was
seated in his Office, when knock was
heard at the door, and in answer to his
invitation to "comc in," a young gentle
man dressed in the cxtrcmc of fashion,
with his hat turned jauntiiy on one side
a delicate cane swinging from his right
hand, and an eye-glass sitting astride
his nose, made his appearance.
"What is your business, sir;" inquir-
ed Mr.. T., with much curiosity, for he
was not accustomed to such visitors.
" I believe sir" said the young gen-
tleman, "you advertised for a-aw-a Sec
rctary'' ~
ga clork, yes sir. -
! 1'Aw, all the same thing. Well sir,
-awif We can agree upon terms, |
should bc-aw-aatterol to proffer my
services.
"Ah, indeed-''
eyes sir. You will be pleased to
learn that all my conncctions-aw-move
in the first circles.''
"Undoubtedly tl It is extremely graf
flying. But you mentioned terms. May
| ask you what you expect::''
"Well sir, perhaps couple of thous-
and or So Then, sir, I should make
certain stipulations-aw-ss to time ! I'M
employed
"Go on.
'For example, / never get mp very
carly, think it INJURIES the health, bat
could manage think to get to the Office
by ten o'clock every day. l suppose
there wouldn't be any difficulty about
that:''
ooh no sir It's exceedingly reaso-
nable."
"Thcn | should want-aw-to have
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at
my disposal. I always 90 to the Re-
hcarsals-sc many pretty girls there" "
"Well, sir, proceed"
ssThen / should not be willing to
work later than FIVE o'clock in the af-
tcrnoon. Excessive labor is injurious to
the health.
"Anything morc.'
"Well no. Oh yes. should ex-
pect to have vacation of six or eight
weeks in the summer to 70 to the
springs"
els that all"
eyes, sir, I believe SO. What dc
you say"
"Simply that on thcsc terms I will
become your clerk, if you will guaran-
tee their fulflment. As to myself l real
ly must try to find somebody who can
get along without the springs, rehears-
ais, etc., and who does not set quite SO
high value on his services"
| The young gentleman left in visible
disgust, protesting that Mr.. Blottor was
"deuccdly behind the times.''
SA.r SprINc A salt snrinr has
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

s0r A certain young grecnhorn was
told that if he pressed a certain bashful
young lady she would sing. The next
evening he asked her to sing and she
excused herself.
s.Nhy, Thara, said he don't you
think you could thing III squeezed
YOU littlc:;''
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
THE COLUMBIA GAZETTE
Is Published every Saturday morning
r. T. X " 81:
4 D V + Il + | s Il N EN- rs:

10 ZINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE
First Insertion, SO 90
Zach subsequent insertion, -. ] 80
To these who advertise regularly by the
sn"nth, a reduction of p per cent will
l,c madc.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27
&C Il n r s ,

4 C. Il n rs,
Columbia, ,........J Harrison,
\ 4 Hunnewcll
SprInyfi'll. ....... Calvin Honey
Shaw Flat. u. Street & Co.
Sonora, Yanney 4 Roberts
.Wood< S purly.
Advertisements, Subscriptions, or
c-,,umunicn,ims left for the Columbia
Gazette with our agents above, will be
prumrtly forwarded.
Jen> Drcrow, Esq, Of Salem, Mass
Is authorized to receive and receipt f.,
-rf -criptions to Tho Columbia Gazette
tar the Eastern States.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

SALT SprlNc.- A salt spring has
been discovered near Springfield, in Tu-
olumne county. The spring gushcs out
Of hillside, fiows::down short distance
and then cmptics into a small lake,
which is supposed to be deep. The So
nora Herald says bushels Of salt might
be gathered in the vicinity Of the spring.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-27

JOB PRINTING
AenHr .Erscnted at The Gazette OTo,
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North Carolina six-per-Cent. state Stocks.


Raleigh IN. CD September 49, Is54
SEAtEp PROPOSALS be received at this 10
ms OF le eot Of October COT the purchase Of
r,.rr,'elp nondsf running dirty years
ponds are sned by
s,n y, " .he Noh Carolina railroad and addition the
n ~ se all he stock held by the IN said road, and
lion. 80 ' 40 P"s' ~ ~ f
E"F,0.s W. also be purchase
@ n's eo'suucuono o he Weion railroad and The
W the navigation OF the Neuss and Tar
tsxaiion for any purpose,
lhey wh bear date the d day July s54
u "cnsd M 'e nieres, al six payable
o January and July in each prp
pal vi" be payable the Bank Republic in the city OF
YORK unless where the purchaser have ,e nav
the Treasury OF Mouth Carolina ~ 80
ney VIII be issued IN of thousand dollars each
us oiading VIII please address
T m Nofh Carolina sock' Undersigned Mt Raleigh
aroma and will distinguish
sanS h o Woeh thsy bid They VIII also what kind Of
ne od win eopensd oeock a. m the 2oh of octa
State of North
Undersigned reserves the such ttd
"oe :" 10 part be deemed advr the
successful bidders viii be informed
W ih bids to dspose uunk the amount OF their bids
'or accrued interest om the OF Juy last, the credit of
we he'ufer OF the state Of North Carolina Th depoiie
Ssie OF Notth Carollna the Bank of Cape rsr Raleigh.
penmens showing The geat Of the state and the
amount OF her Indebtedness office
eanon 70 "cssra Brown and DoRose, city ef New yos
II. w. COURTS,
oep%r-dt9oihOct Pub Treas Of North Carolina
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.
OFFtoK supsRISIssDKsr PUBIC PKIsuso,
Washington, septemhtr

oF M
Washington, September 80, 1854
pursuance provide executing public pul-
~ @ sss @ A ~ s @ S assssy T m be
Of December twelve oeioeA for furnishing the
~ day Of December lso day
The u6oned list specifies nearly can be aserlained
quantity quality and Description Of each knd Of ta,
CLassI.
g @ nn n 10 psaads 70 ss Ts ~
printing paper eaendered "a by 3s
inches, and to weigh nysik pounds Ia the ream Of 4oo
CLASS ,.
superhne printing paper
measure "A by ~ inches and weigh forty eight pounds
and cotton free o all sdueration with oes sub
Of fair whieness and of
sheets each and IN bundles Of each each 10
rsqued varying per
from the STANDARD weight WI be received and The gross weight viii
bundle make the weight viii be considered violation Of The
samples indicating qualify, the paper
classes be obaned the office Of the
enden will be furnished by mail intending bid
Contracts will be entered for supplying the quantities requiret
rater aasn,y on either class should greater e unity be- m
CURED, such and in such deemed
cessary,
oLAsss,
GOO GOO aa 'aIo post TO o %ssh do per Is'
No. /. 500 reams fooscsp, to weigh pounds per
;. iSS 100 do DO DO DO DO DO i DO DO DO DO
S 80 as'p as ss s s pounds sa per
No. !. 200 folio to weigh s pounds
3 10 do bank post do is do do
No. 300 reanls doublecap, to weigh pounds per
med, (wliugJ weigh a6 pounds per
900 So 90 90 DO DO DO 90 % 40 40 90 90
s 90 90 col. 40 med, tas.or,a, DO DO j DO % %
of the designated class to be made OF the hes.
white blue color AS may be reGured and TO be the regular
standard then kinds The right reserved Of
taced such and such quantities The public
require.
but bidders o for Of the classes
the proposal and the privilege reserved Of requiring
than assigned him 10 take all
classes, forfeit his right to any class.
samples not less than que) of each kind OF bid
correspond number the paper
proposed for in that schedule and IN the fret three casses to be
And proposals and samples be transmitted this Office free
postage other expense.
specify the and the
but each of kind Of contained
in the class prnposcd for
All the paper be delivered
place places be designated Washington cy good
Inspections the supen,end
ept, and be in all respects satisfactory.
applying them and will be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith
plying the classes failure
ply quantity required will be considered violation
ofhe contract
required proposals
evidence OF his ability execute and proposal unsecom
panied with such evidence VIII be rejected
proposals will be opened required BY law
Tuesday Monday December t5h
al O'Clock, a. M. al the office OF the Superintendent,
Proposals Public
rrnnng Capitol United States Wahingon and endorsed
'f'"p'"'' !" ''p's"s ''p''' A. g. SEAMAN.
Superintendent the Public Printing
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United states Mail.

PosT OFFICE DRrARrMEsr,
September le, 1854
D.OPUSALs the mails OF the United States from the
January le5 the Both day Of June 1885, the
oAlabaa will be
Office Department, The city of Washington,
lt November. ib5 be decided by Sd
November following:
7l7 From uinesown Sggsvle, Grove %
Hill, Dxons Mii Shiloh Spenceyle, Linden, Spring
Hi ne,nopoiis, aud Macon, Greensboro, 100 miles and
back three mes horse s,ages.
Leave every Sunday Wednesday, and Friday
a.
Arrive at Greensboro in 36 hour, by y ~.
every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
Arrive at Game in a6 hours, by p. IN.
COACHES will be considered
proposals. guarantee and certificate
incorporated In the
%
mail the
southwestern States, dated January D 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
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United States Pasent Once,
Washington, Sept. 6, 1854

an the petition of Henry Burden Troy, York pray
of patent granted day
OF December isio for Improvement in machine rolling
paddle
expiration patent place
the 10Th day December, 1854 ri l.trr
IL ordered
Monday he as OF November next IL O'Clock and all
appear why
said petition ought o be granted.
Persons oppng the extension required file Patent
once their objections, specially wuHg
dnys before the day Of hearing all testimony flied party
TO be used al the said hearing
eodance with tho rules of the Office which will
application.
The testimony will be of November
POSITIONS and other relied
office before morning arguments II
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered publshed Union, ntei-
Evening Washington, ID. Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Pennsy seienu6c American York and
Post Boston, Massachusetts,
weeks the 9th of November the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEdtors OF the above will please copy and
Sept 6-iaw3w
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No. h2o.l


N"S0e TOT
Office is hereby that Hon. Henry
" Dodge aud for satisfactory assigned the lands hereto
Withdrawn WILLOW Rrer
PoiH districts,
each side supposed proposed railroad
Lake Superior particularly
scbed c No $40 issued from Dis office the 18th
which
withdrawal empted) will
be subject and after Monday the 2h
day Of September precisely and conditions
rs though the bad net been Withdrawn from market And
the withdrawal embraced Presidents
proclamation $40 Willow River, Wisconsin,
Monday. day September having
tescindea be directed proc
ion
under a Office
Washington, this 2Ist day OF August Donini ist
BY order of the President.
John WILSON Commissioner.
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Washington, September 10, Il

i'm ,ae petition Crane Newark, New Jersey,
prsyiug granted
I0, February dated 2ld December, $780,
In yean
expiration Of said which takcs plece the sd
day of December, leJl--
Il Is ordered pcuon heard Patent Ohce
Monday December II O'Clock and all
per appear and show hare,
why petition ought no, to be granted.
the file patent
objections, specially forth writing, least
days hearing; all testimony filed by either
be taken transmitted in sccod
the Office which will be furnished on appi
testimony will closed the 24h Of December
ohcr papers relied testimony must be
before that day the
inents, { any, within days thereafter. =.
Ordered pubshed in the Union, Inteli
Evening Washington D. C. Pcnnsyivanian,
Philadelphia Scientific American, New York
Boston, Masachuse week for three successive
fourth day Of December ne1 the day Of
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Idiots the papers copy
Office with containing this notes
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NOTICE TO PIE -EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the Couges approved Sd March, 1883 entitled An
therein
toned pre- United states they
The above mentioned alternate sections,
Improvement made date
and paid for at the rate OF Two collars ard
liked the public sale And by
relief
for ralfoad purposes WHO set
VIII be entitled precmpons 8, the ordinary minimum pee OF
OF dollar and sweniyh csnta
acre paid before liked c pub
lie Therefore, entitled 10 The right OF pre-
lands above mentioned, under h3 act oi 81
Nach made 10 The S
le hc date OF aoms n under The ac, Of I
March prior the date Of Withdrawal
establish the satisfaction Of the register aud
proper land oce and make payment therefor at The
by practicable after seeing th' notice
appointed public OF the lands
bsaenp such claim will be forfeited
JOS. \. WILSON.
Acting Commissioned OF The General Land Office.
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No 523.
sale Of alternate sections in the state OF Missouri
Asy the President Of the United stntes.

No 523.
sale o alternate sections the Missouri.
Ey the President of the United states
IN of law, L. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President of the
ai public Of the all those
% O. ga % o. Gs M % sa G Ga JOSEPH s'af osa s
stats Missouri subject to sale at two dollars and ay cents
granting the right q way 10 the stats OF Missouri aud portion OF
SAID specially excepted graduation price by
the act Of 4h Aasus' 1854 will be held a. The
w,: '' '''''' ''S'''
A the land Office a, rALxys commencing on Monday the
January of
within such sections and of sections benng odd numbers
North line. and Of The ,h principal assiatan
1"wnhip fay tg ss, OF rang range .hsss. .s. .,s,.,..
Townships tufre, day ,iz afty ftyssa, and my
rawnahips ttyire, far dl,y ioyeish,, and 6y
Townships fny.re fifty ry-sereu, fyeigas, Of
Townships fly re. dt six, and Of eight
Townps 9ys G s SIX and y,segen @ ." Era range gen nine %
Townships fg'ia, fifty and yeisM Of range ,Ievsn
Townships fsr, hiysssen and tyeish of Twelve
land Office MnAs commencing Monday eighth
ss odd numbered sections above referred % situated ,hr
faa'n.sins named townships to wit;
No'A Of Me base ne and e' Of as mn principal sridian
Townships fyr i seven, and fy eight, fourteen
@ m ana ana 3 y . OF ransf
Townships hfgsn, isy yye'sh, Of
Townships y-sir, hysevsn, ylpeish
Townships ysr, ds seven and tyasht Of mage nlnesn
Townships fy s1, l-seven, and y eght of range weny
Townships y sir, my seven, and sy eight uf range twenty
Townships ly ir, hityseven, aud tyeist of twenty
Townships tsy-'ig hy seven, ttysig range twenty
three
Office PLArrsnUEo, commencing Monday the
Tic in such odd numbered sections above referred
uaed in the following named townships, vizi
the base hns Of The tA principal nseridn
afr
/ twenty -uIr.
Townships ffy six, fy hy eight, en
Townships iy sir, tsycgh, range twenty
TawnsAps y-sir, dyseven, fty-sst of twenty
seven.
Townships tsiz, f,y and Dtyes, Of range twenty
eight
Towashps fifty sir, hiyseven, and y eish, of
/
Townshps fy-sis, ly-seven and fifty eight thirty
Townships yr hyseveu, and fifty eight, of range thirty
Townships ffy hy-seven MY eight, range thirty
(
townships faysr Gfy seven, 6-eign of range thirty
Townships fyr, thy seven, 'y-eigm range thirty
five.
in width side of said road aud
italics partly said limits, designated
seni which furnished 10 me respective district land Offices
by Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
The will he Sold subject HE riga, granted by said
public highway for ;" and therefore
the particular tracts through which the road passes will be sold as
containing quantities shown by the official pas.
The sections will be offered the ode in which eJ adver
make private of The lands offered under this pocla
Given under my hand, cy Washington
day September Donni thousand eight hundred and
"s FRANKLIN nEgCE.
ey the Frcsiaens.
Acting Commissioner Of e General Once,