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Mr.. w. d. DeSaussure presented the Pc
tition of the Columbia Hotel Company pray.
ing an act Of incorporation.
The hour having arrived assigned by the
House to join in the procession to attend
the commencement exercises, on motion OF
Mr.. Sullivan, the house proceeded to join
the procession.
AT 81 o'clock, p, m. the Speaker took the
Chair, when Mr.. Middleton, from the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means made favorable
reports on the Bill to amend the Charter OF
the Bank of the State of South Carolina
also, On the petition of the City Council Of
Charleston, praying an increase of an appro-
priation for the support of the trancieni
poor nf Charleston, and recommend that the
appropriation be 81, 90 per anuum.
Pursuant to notice NJ Cunningham intro.
dueed II 8'h 10 au;hoT;;so :hv Ua:.ea States
to purchase certain lands pertaining to the
State for the erection of light houses.
Pursuant to notice, Mr.. Simons introdu.
ced n Bill to vest in the Commissioners OF
Free Schools the vacant lands Of this State,
and for other purposes; Referred.
Mr.. Cunnin ,ham moved that the House
do now adjourn.
Mr. Boylston said that he hoped the House
would not adjourn every day Immediately
after the call of Charleston district.
Mr.. Cunningham said if tina. was the con,
struction placed upon his motion, he would
withdraw il.
Mr.. Middleton then moved that the House
do now adjourn.
Mr. J. b. Campbell proposed to debate
the question, but was Knocked down by the
Speakers gavcl, and the House refused to
adjourn.
MIR. M,Quccn gave notice that he would
Tomorrow introduce Bill to amend the
License Laws Of this State.
MIR. Boylston gave notice that tomorrow
he would ask leave to introduce Bill to
amend the charter Of the Charlotte and
South Carolina Rail Road Company.
Pursuant to notice Mr.. B. +. Perry in tro-
duccd a bill 10 autharizc the State TO aid in
the construction OF the B!ne Ridge Railroad
Company, also introduced u resolution au.
thorzng the Committee on the Judiciary
TO enquire into the expedency of establish
ing County and or inferior Courts in this
State, and for the establishment of an nd.
ditional Court of Appeals.
A liill to authorize tie State TO aid in the
construction of Plank Boad from Conway
boro 10 Fair Bluff, North Carolina, was
read the FIST time the Committee Of Way,
and Means.
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adjourn on goth, was ordered for considc-
ration tomorrow.
An adverse report YVES pres ,nted on the
bill 20 prevent citizens from voting moro
than once at general elections.
An unfavorabe report was made en- the
bill to establish n Branch Bank of the State
at Sumterirle. The bill providing for
change in the mode of the choosing cleo
tors, was made the special order for to-mor-
row.
James Patterson was elected Secretary If
State.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
Messrs. II. w. Gibbes 81 Co., Printers for
this session, and Messrs. f. III. Britton &,
Co. for the NEXT, and granting an extension
of sixty days to r. w. Gibbes g. Co. To-
| finish their contract in consequence of the
loss they sustained by fire this morning.
II is due to Messrs. Z. II. Britton g. Co. to-
say that on hearing of the disaster to the
property Of Messfs. r. w. Gibbes g. Co.
they Withdrew their bid for the public print
ing this session.
The Committee on the Jud ciary report
ed adversely on Bill to give the election
oil Governor to the people,
A Bill TO provide for banks Of discount
and deposit was taken up in Committee of
the Whole and discussed, and on motion of
Mr. Thompson the Committee rose and re-
ported against the Bill.
Mr. Mcqueen introduced Bill to amend
the License Laws.
Mr. Boylston introduced Bill to provide
for the appointment Of electors.
Mr. Henderson gave notice Of n bill to
amend all rail ioad charters 80 as To CON-
pei the different companies to enclose their
respective tricks.
The bill to allow the City Of Charleston
To tax the real estate of the Banks in the
city passed second realing.
The bill to divide Pcndleton District iuto
two election districts was again taken up
A motion to make it a special order for to-
morrow was lost. There was considerable
excitement, but eventually the bill passed
by II vote of 80 yeas to Is nays.
The House then adjourned.
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LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered Ms
wishing to continue their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the discontinuancc
of their papers, the publisher can continue
to send them until all arrcaragcs are paid
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse To take
their papers from the Office to which they
are directed. they are held responsible until
they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
4. If any subscriber remove to another
place without inforining the publisher, and
the paper il sent TO the former direction,
they are held responsible.
8. The Courts lave decided that refusing
to take n newspaper from the office, or re-.
moving and leaving il uncalcd for. is primd
facea evidence of intentional fraud.
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COLUMBIA, De-. s.
SENATE.

After the presentation Of various peti.
lions. Mr. Brockman reported a bill to pro.
vide Tor the election of the Board of Re-
gems.
Mr. Chesnut reported bill more efrcc-
taally to prevent the introduction of free
negroes.
A bill to authorize the City Council of
Charleston TO collect taxes on real estate
owned bG Banks, was ordered for a SECOND
reading tomorrow.
a bill to divide Pendleton District into
two Election Districts. was finally passed by
33 yeas to nays
Mr.. Porter, from the committee Of priyi-
lsges and elections, reported on the contes-
ted seat fr"m Prince Williams, that the seat
be vacated and new election ordered
The report MAS accepted, but afterwards rs
considered, and made the special order for
Monday.
a billt to punish assaults committed with
eonccaled weapons, passed a second read
ing.
a message was sent to the Iiouse propo-
sing To go into an election for Governor
and Lieutenant Goverlvr ON Tuesday.
Various bills Of minor importance passed
n second reading.
a bill TO apcnd the Law in relation 10 tho
Courts of Appeal, was ordered for a second
reading Tomorrow.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
Nr Middleton reported unfay0rably on N
bill to amend the charter of th. Farmers and
Exchange Bank Of Charleston.
Mr. w. e. DsSLussurc reported bill to
arrange the State into Judivial Circuits. and
provide for the election Of new law
Judge
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole, and Mr.. McCndy delivered a
speech, advocating his I'LL to provide for tho
election OF electors by the people.
Dir. Hammond followed In favor of ihe
bill, but opposed some of Mr.. MeCrady's
views. The Committee then rose.
Mr. Cunningham introduced a resolution
IN favor OF the acquisition Of Cubs.
Mr. Toomcr gay, notice cf bill to amend
the CONSTITUTIONS, so as TO prsyeat Presidents
or Directors Of Banks holding seats 10 the
General Assembly. -
The House refused 10 agree 10 the mes
sage from the Senate to 20 into an election
Tor Governor on Tuesday next, bat selected
Monday, at noon, as the time and mes
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It9islutiur.
COLUMBIA, Monday, Dee. 4, 1854.
SENATE.


SENATE.
After the reading of the Journal Of Sa.
turday,> several resolutions were offered of
no general Importance, when
Mr.. Mazyck gave notice that he would
nsk leave tomorrow, to introduce bill TO
provide for n Bank of Discount and Deposit,
and to define the business, powers and priv.
ileges Of Banks.
Mr.. McAlilly, pursuant TO notice and
with leave Of the Senate, introduced bill
to amend the charter Of the South Carolina
and Charlotte Railroad Company; which
received its 6rst reading and was committed
to the Committee on Interpretations.
The report Of the joint committee of the
two Houses on attending the College CON-
mencemcnt was read, agreed TO, and sent to
the House of Representatives.
Mr.. Chestnut, pursuant 10 notice and with
leave Of the Senate, introduced bill to
provide for the election Of Electors Of Pres.
ident and Vice President Of the u. States,
whch received its FIRST reading, and wGs re-
ferred TO the Committee on the Judiciary
The Chair announced, from the Presiden I
Of the College that the seats on the right
hand of the centre aisle Of the College Cha
pei were reserved for tho Senate.
Mr.. Townsend moved that the Senate
now suspend business In order to attend
the College Commencement.
After the Senate had returned 10 the Sen.
ate Chamber,
Dir. Witberspoon moved that when the
Senate adjourns, it stand adjourned to meet
tomorrow mt IL o'clock.
Dir. Drayton gave notice that no would,
tomorrow, with leave of the Senate, intro
duee bill to extend to the Judges In cham
bers the power TO appoint Commissioners
to value lands lying on the line Of Rail-
roads
Mr.. Moidecai gave notice that he would,
tomorrow, ask leave TO introduce Bill to
afford compsns alton TO physicians for post
NOR em exa minasions.
On motion Of Mr. withesspoon, the Sen
ate adjourned.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES
The House assembled at Ga m.
Aiser length Of time quoram was OBJ
taised, when the Clerk proceeded 70 rssd
the Journal Of Saturday. which was appsos.
ed Of - =
The sgeekes then anaouneed shAt all the
seeis with The exception ar ,hree on the
esptie aIsie,hnd been assignea BY tbe Pssai.
dent Of the sbaia Eafollua eoIlfls is il,o
eieetess qf ,lle egsaassgs
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New Advertisements.

We would call attention to tho sale ad-
vertised By the administrators Of the Estate
Of the late Capt Curcton;: We have un.
urrstoOd tho negroes 10 be uncommonly
likely, and every thing else to be deserving
Of attention.
See also the ad, crtisement Of III. W.
Kinsman g. Co. THIS is decidedly the
best house of the sort in Charleston.
Notice the sales advertised b. the Com
missioner. These lands should command
the notice Of purchasers.
"Goods at cost" deserve notice.
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~-In consequence Of the extreme length
of the Presidents Message, and dcsirous
also that our readers may get the latest news
from the Legislature, we have withheld any
thing from our own pen.
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Statistics of Muscular Poosr.-Man
has the power Of initiating every motion
but that Of fight. To effect this he has,
IN maturity and health, 90 bones in his
head, 80 in his thighs and legs, so in his
arms and hands and OF in his trunk. He
has also 444 muscles. His heart makes
"a pulsations in minute; ard, therefore
$40 in an hour, 92, ,l80 in a day. There
are also three complete circuIations Of his
blood in the short space Ofan hour. In
respect TO the comparative speed OF AMI
mated beings and Of impelled bodies, i;
may be remarked that's size and construc-
ton seem to have little influence, nor has
comparative strength, though one body
giving any quantity Of motion 70 another
Is said TO lose so mach Of his own. The
sioth is by no means small animal, and
yet il can travel only fifty pacas a day; n
woman crawls only FIVE inches In fifty
seconds, but q ladybird can fly twenty mil
lion times is own length in less than an
hour. Az elk can run mile and q half
in seven minutes; an antelope mile in q
minute; the Wild mule Of Tartary has n
speed even greater than that; sn eagle
anfiy eighteen leagues in an hour; a
Canary falcon ean even reach $50 leagues
in the short space Of sixteen hours. A
violent wind travels sixty miles 10 an hour;
aorud, I,142 English feet IN q second.
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Congressional.


in The Senate, Dir. Adams introduced n
bill TO repeal the existing naturalization lava
and to establish auniform rule on the sub.
ject
The House refused to lay on the table
she resolution Of Mr. SolIers. calling for iD-
lorna ion relative to the recent mceslao OF
ihs A'neriesn DipIomatisls nj os,end, and
the sebjeet was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Affairs.
The River and iIarbor Bill vas taken mp
and vote had on ia passage. nsswiihsIand.
ing the Presidents objections There was
however, no Constitutional majesity--the
vote bei.'g % ayes to so nays.
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SoUrH CARoLIsA CoLLEee.- .---At meet
Ing Of the Board Of Tfnsteea, or Saturday
syepiAg last, the resionaiioe Of Pfesideat
Taornwsll was accepted. 70 take effect q
yesf henccs
At,the sanse moesiht siF gohn y. Bl.,ck
was electef ',|,1snf lil 10 cns1ihg yesr y
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TUESDAY, Dee. 8
SENATE

SENATE
Mr.. J. ID. Allen of Birnwcll, introduced
his bill TO alter the time ef changing the
election Of Senators aud Representatives.
Mr.. J. 3. Johnson WAS declared elected As
season.
Diii toHrnsnd az Act inco, ,poratina the
North Eastern Railroad 50 rs TO allow il
the privilege to enter Charleston, passed n
second reading.
Bills to repeal the Usury Laws, amend
the charter Of the Merchants Bank of Che
raw, and amend the charter Of the Bank of
the State, passed second reading.
Mr.. James Chesnnt, of Kershaw, reported
a Bill to amend the laws 'ating to the in
PRODUCTION Of Free Persons Of color.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
Alter the presentation of petitions, the
special erdcr of the day was called up, when
Mr.. J. w. Tucker of Sp,rtanbnrg, in Com.
mittee Of the Whole, spoke at lcngth in ia
vor ofhis Bill to improve the school system
Of the State. and at the conclusion Of hi,
remarks the Committee rose, reported pro-
gross, and asked to sit again on Monday
next.
Various bills 10 incorporate different as. i.
sociations were presented
Mr.. T. Hammond Of Lancaster, iLtro-
duced bill giving the election Of Governor
and Lieutenant Governor to the people,
which was referred. /.
The house then adjourned.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 6
SENATE.
Vnrions petitions and memorials were pre-
scnted.
Mr.. Neatly OF Chester, presented reso.
lutinn asking the President Of the Bank Of
the State TO inform the Legislature what
amounts have been lost by the Directors In
the last four years.
Mr.. NJ. f. earn, Of st. Bartholomew,
offered a resolution to adjourn on the Goth
instant.
Mr. i. p. Broekman, Of Gieenville, report
ed TINT Senator Buffers term would expire
next March, and suggested that II was neees.
sary that an eclction should take place to
Gil the vacancy.
A Bill 10 divide Pend!eton District into
two Election Districts came up as the spc.
eial order ofthe day, and finally passed by
s6 yeas to 9 nays
Mr. Allen introduced Bilito proyids for
the election of members 10 the Legislature
The Bill 10 amend an Act for the inspec.
ton Of Flour, was passed.
Jhe Senate then adjourned,
HOUSE.
Mr.. w. G.. iDcSaussure, OF Charleston
preseated the petition Of the Charleston
Chamber OF Commerce, praying The repeal
Of the Usury Laws.
A majorisy Of the Committee Of WAYS
and Means. reported fayorably on Bill 10
afford aid to the Blue Ridge Railroad Com.
rany. Bic. a. II. Boykin Of Kershaw, on
the behalf Of the minority. presented an adj
scrsc report.
a Bill 70 repeal the Homestead law wa.
read first time.
is, g. Richardson, Esq, was re. elected
State Reporter.
I . n. Boykiu, Esq. was elected Surveyor
General.
Tho lIoaas sl,sn adjourned.
coLUnssk, Dee. :. Z.
tiOu3h
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LANCAsTERvILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 13. 1854.
Agents for the Lancaster Ledger.
Terms of the Ledger.

Cash in advance always. No paper will
be stopped until paid for unless we choose to.
We have fine assortment of job Tyre, and
are prepared to do anv kind of Job Work,
with neutncss and despatch.
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wAsnlse,,ros,, dec. !.

The death Of The Hoo. p. Esing was an.
noanscd In both Houses The eusioHasy
resolutions were passed, and ihsy adjpusD.a
over 70 Monday next
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D estxpesive conaa4rAtion st celunbi. !.
s- Cossmblay Dsc. 2.
A Gre broke oHi st about Eve o'eluek tiis
morning n she tifc~esy stsrs ~ NJ srigs-
ret. Ga sIaiE essctt- @hslfa efoest g,&i6v no
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THIS EXPEDITIONS line icing now thoroughly com-
II pletei, by the late fnishiI of the Great Beard
Tree Tunnel and the rad being in excellent orjer,
the earnest attention OF traysers l. confidently d.
rectsd to its superior advantages and low fares
The scenery upon this road is Of the most stipend
Gus and att, active character.
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily at
y. IN, ard RUS direct ly through To Wheeling $3.50
niles in Is or ~ hours, including all stoppagss ar
irving there at or III, next day: or, passengers
leaving Baltimore at s u may lay over Tor lSdging
in Cumberland. l19 mies) and roceed thence to
heeling in the morning.
To connect with these trains, the cars leave WASH
ngton al a m and IN daily, meeting the cars
known as The Relay House ni@e miles from Bsld-
more
At Wheeling The seven unrivalled Steamers Of the
Union Line which have just been completed for this
route form q daily connexiou with the cars. and
convey passengers dswn the Ohio 10 Cincinp ali and
Louisville, where the Stages for Nashville, &c, or
the St Louis and New Orleans Packets may lie taken
by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus Tor who p, efer the land
route to Cincinuat and other parts Of Ohio and the
West may ai:o proceed direct from Wheeling I'm the
Ohio Stege Company excellent coaches the
best part of the Naonal Road 20 Evansville. &C. and
thefee by railroad.
Passengers for Wellsvil!e and Cleveland by steam
boat and Railroad will al-o find this most ngr
BILE rout.. there being a regular and speedy conneK.
ion at Wheeling 10 and from those Places.
81 Baggage checked through from Washington
10 Wheeling, and charge for trsnsfer Of passen-
gers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right TO lie over
anywhere on the rout,,) from ashington TO Wheel
ing 50 so; TO Cincinnati Sl1 to Louisville $40.
Tickets 10 be had of Mr.. PARSONS, A. emit at the
Railroad Station. Washington, and of the other
ian 2l-'f General Su erintendeat.
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OFFICIAL
Tsrisury DrplRrNrs

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. /, 1854
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the follow
ing described stocks OF the United States, that this
department is prepared to purchase, at any time De
tween the date hereof and the first OF June next,
portions of those stocks amounting in the aggregate
to seven mil ions dollars, in the manner and on the
terms hereinafter mentioned 20 wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference viii he given Ia order oil
time in which the said stocks Of either kind may be
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the United
States, must be transmitted ito this department;
upon the receipt whereof, price win be paid com
pounded Of the following particulars:
LIST The par value or amount specified In each
certificate.
ID. premium on the stock Of the loan author.
lied by the act of Jply, 1885, redeemable November
1885, Of six per cent the stock of the loan au-
thorized by the act Of 1872 redeemabls 3lst Decem
Der, 1852 Of fifteen snd alaf per cent; the stock
Of the loans authorized by the acts of 1s4 and lsis
and redeemable. the former the s1st December,
1867, and the latter the 3oth June 1862 of TWEEN.
tyone per cent; and on the stock of the loan au-
horizei by the act Of 1850, and redeemable on the
list Of December, 1854, commonly called the Texan
indemnify ten per cent.
Sd. Interest the par Of each certificate from the
LIT Of Jany 1884, to the date of receipt and settle
meat at the treasury, with the allowance flor the
money to reach the owner) of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will he made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the United States on the Mt
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia. A
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE
Jan -dtls:June Secretary of the Treasury,
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FREE ExHIRITION,i

FINIIE subscriber respectfully informs the public
/ that he has just returned from the North with
u most beautiful and select variety OF FANCY
GOODS, for the approaching season, consisting in
part OF: Work Boxes, Work Baskets, Ladies Com
panions, Travelling Cases. Pearl Shell and other kind,
of Port Monies; Card Gaze, Cigar Cases, Watch
Stands, Perfume Bottles, Flower and Mantle Vases
Comedian, Bone and Jet Bracelets, Jet Pins Hail
Pins, Pen and Pocket Knives, Hair, Nail, Tooth
Clothes and Bathing Brushes, Toilet, Fine, Neck
Shell and Side Combs, Indel,ible Ink, Coat Links
Chessmen, Backgammonboarda, Dice, Childrens
Games, Wax Tapers. Bronze Figures, Papier Mache
Goods, French Engrdvings, Raised Print, Pomatun
Hair Oil, Tricopherous, German Cologne, Hair Dye
Extracts for Handkerchief, Toilet Soap, Adamantine
for the hands, Lip, Balsam, Tooth Powder, Port
Folios, Opera Glasses, statuary, Baskets of every
description.
Letter. Cap. Drawing Tissue, and Wrapping PA
PER; Pens, Inks Pencils, Playing and Visiting
Cards, Blank Books, Envelopes, Writing Desks
Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Accordeona, Tamborines
Banjos, Italian Strings, Pegs, Beidges, Tuning
Forks, Rosin, Bows, &c, &c.
Rsr NEW MUSIC received sem-weskly.
We have also hand and constantly ordering
PIANOS, from the celebrated establishment Of
Knabe, Gaehle & Co and Firth, Poud & Co., which
we guarantee to sell at Manufacturers prices. To
all of which invite tho attention of our friends
and the public, promising such inducements will
ensure their patronage.
JOHN u. ELLIS
Pennsylvania ave. between 9th and 10th streets.
dec 2S-tf
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mo. 496.l
NOTICE Or WITHDRA WAL

From pirate entry Of ceStIia lands lying tcitia
teen miles each side Of the route Of G.e proposed
railroad from Cams landing on The Mississippi,
ri~r, arkansas. uid Cdmden, and near Fulton, t.
the Teran boundary line, aud ats branches at Gam
den.
In consequence of urgent representations on be-
half OF the interests OF u proposed RAILROAD and
BRANCHES above mentioned, the PRESIDENT CT TIE
UNITED STATEs by an order bearing date the 4th in
slant, has directed that the public lands in the IN
aforementioned townships lying within fifteen miles
thereabouts, each side Of said road ard bran.
ches be withheld from sale or entry, except valid
pre- emption claims which excluded from the op
Grafton f this notice. all situated in the following
land districts in the State of ARKANSAS, to wit:
In the district of nds subject to sale at HELENA
South Of the base line and east Of the fifth principal
meridian.
Townships, H. II, Ia, Is, and west fraction of l6
of range one.
South Of the base line and wsst Of Hs s principal me
ridiaR.
Townships IL, II, Is, IA, IT, and lie, Of ranges l.
8. 4, and s.
In the district Of lands subject to sale at CnANpAo
MOLE:
South Of he base line and ,vest Of the fth principal
meridian.
Townships IL IL, IL, IA, l5 and 16, Of ranges 6,
Townships H. u, 49, IA, Is, L. IL, Is, 10, and 90
Of range Is.
Townships II. H. -, A. Is, 1s, Il, is, 49, and 90
of ranges IA, Is, l6, II, and Is.
l9.
Townships IL, II, IL, L. and Is, Orange %.
In the district of lands subject t. sale at LIrTL
Rock:
South Of the base line and accst Of The i'm princEpa
meridian.
Townships and 3, of range IL.
Townships 2, 3, 1. s, 6, Z, and S, Of range IS
Townships 3, l. 5, 81, s, o and 10, of ranges II
Is, 16, and IL.
In the district of Ian Is subject to sale at WASH
INGToE:
Saah Of the base line and ,cest Of the fifth principal
GeridiJn.
Townships 5, 6, Z, s, 9, and 10, Of range Is.
Townships and 10, OF range 10.
Townships IL, II, 49, IA, and Is, of ranges q, %
%, "a, 25, 26, and q.
Town hips 10, IL, IL, Is, Il, and Is, Of range o.
Townships 10, IL, II, Is, and Ii, Of ranges 20 20
81, and 80.
Townships 10, II, II, and IS, of range SO.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Office
city OF Washington, this 5th day Of January 1854.
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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