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The GoremOrshp Of Utaa-c Consul appointed

washington, June D.
tits reported, and generally believed here,
that the Goyernorship Of Utah has been ten
dered to Tx -Governor p. =. Thomas. Of
Maryland.
Ii is not believed By our Government that
the island in the Bay Of Panama has been
coded to Great Britain.
Gen. Cheatham, of Tennessee, has been
appointed Consul to Aspinwall.
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"I DiGEsTt"-sueh Is the true meaning Of The
word aPEpslN." or o. tho Two Greek words from
which L Is derived This Is the signcaat and appfo-
pirate title Of The TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. OF
GASTRIC JUICE. prepared BY Dr. J. =. H0UGH.
TON, Of Phadelphii, Zoe The cure 81 Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Il Il Natures own remedy for On IN.
healthy stomach. No at Of man can equal IL curs.
tive powers. II renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement in another part Of this paper.
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LAND FOR SALE.

rIyIE subscriber. as administrator % the estate o.
= Rebecca ReJding. deceased, will oiIef for sale. 10
he highest biJdcf, on SATURDAY the ilth o. July
nc1t, Tact Of Land consisting Of about hfy aces.
adjoining the lands Of Henry Neal. shields anil cilers.
A credit of sit months will he given. the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
ARCH'D S.RAlHOEN, Adm'r.
Juue 10. gs-iw
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There is an old saw which says that con-
tent is the true philosophers stone
Brown says ms very likely--for nobody
has found either one or the other
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WOODS HAIR REsToRATIyE,-We

WOODS HAIR REsToRAT1yE.-we refer the
reader 10 the advertisement II this popular remedy Il
s highly recommended Ivy al who have used IT, sud has
effected wonderful results by It's magic influence. We
know of gentlemen 10 this country who have been 81.
most bald fcf years, had their hair entirely restored 10
s former Gsuriance aud beauty BY the use q WOODS
Hair Restorative. Ia Grange BsLeiil.
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70 ii. caairmen Or ne Board. y superi,

70 tie chairmen Of he Boards Of Slperin.
ind,ais n Common Schools, comaiiieesef Eram.
itafign. and all others initrcsisd Officially o. AZ
Teachers IN Common SclcoL in NORTH CayvLnas
Gentlemen MANY Of you doubtless, are
aware that the State Educational Association
Of North Carolina meets in Warrenton on
Tuesday the 3Oth Of June next. The coca
sion, need hardly say to you, is .one Of
great Importance and my object in address
ing you now is to suggest TO you that great
good might be Immediately accomplished BY
the presence Of many Of you al this meeting.
To humber Of YOU IL will be announcement
to attend, and ! cannot ask YOU 10 make
great sacrifices for this purpose but 10 all
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

William A, Richardson, Of Illinois, Cover
nor Of the Tertiary Of Nebraska in place Of
Mark w. lizard. the present incumbent.
Joseph A. Wright. of Indiana. Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentisry Of
the United States at the Court ofhis Majesty
the King Of Prussia, in place Of Peter ID.
yroom, Of New Jersey, recalled at his own
request.
Henry c. Murphy, Of New York, Minis.
ter Resident Of The United States at the
Court Of his Majesty the King Of the Neither.
lands. in place Of Auguste Belmont. Of New
York, recalled at his own request.
Isaac II. Diller, Of Illinois, Consul Of the
United States at Bremen. in place Of WIN.
Hildebrand, the present incumbent.
William Thomson, Of New York. Con-
sui Of the United States at Southampton,
England in the place Of Joseph II. Croskey,
resigned.
Gabriel @. Fieurot. Of New York. Con.
sal Of the United States al Bordeaux, France, ;,
20 6il an existing vacancy. Uassa.
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THg MISSEsorA roR CHNa-1'he Mime.
soto. which is about TO take out our new
Minister, Mr.. Reed. owing TO her heavy
draft Of water. cannot approach nearer than
within eighteen miles d Canton, while the
same cause will keep her sixty miles OF the
port Of pekin, and forty miles OF that II
Shanghai. Thus. for ship Of war TO fight
on the c"ast,--she can be Of but little USE
but as the number 81 souls on board is near
200, her Dahlsrene big guns TO be mounted
on her cutters, aud used on board, if neees-
ssry. give her positive force whenever me-
cessary. for close land work.
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EB- DR.. Holmbolis Genuine Preparations have &C
complished the most extraordinary cures Of all olhe
medicines Of similar character. These remedies arr
highly approved Of by the medical faculty aud larg
number of The most eminent physicians in the Unite,
States prescribe them exclusively for their patients
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Execution Of Col. crab5e.

New Oreanc, June !.
Later advices received here from Mexico,
confirm the report Of the execution Of Col.
Crabbe.
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RrLioious RKyTALs.-1hers have recently
been extensive religious reyivsls in the Bap.
tist, Methodist. aud Christian baptist Chur-
ches, oi this town. We have not been able
to ascertain the precise number Of converts
in any Of the churches.
On Sunday, some twelve or fourteen per-
sons attached themselves To the Methodist
church. and received the ordinance Of bsp.
tism.
About twenty, we learn, have been con
serted 10 the Baptist Church--fourtren Of
whom attached themselves TO the church.
aud were baptised 10 Neuse river, on Sunday
evening last;
We learn that those WIN have attached
themselves TO the Christian Baptist Church
some ihirty--will be bsptised 10 the river on
next Sabbath. IBID.
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HELMBOLD's UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
REMEDY Extract Buchu cures Disease
q the bladder, Kidneys. Gravel. Drcpsy. Weakness.
sc. Read the advertisement IN anothsf column
headed I" lIslm,olds Genuine Preparation"
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WELL DoSE.-We learn from the Sails.
bury papers. that Mclean. who was commit.
ted to Jail about six months ago, Tor placing
obstructions on the track of the N. Z. Rail
Road, was sentenced to Imprisonment for
a term Of six months longer last week by
Judge Dick. His counsel plead that he had
suffered a sufficient penalty in his being i'm.
prisoned through the intense cold winter, and
prayed the mercy OF the Judge to be extended
to the culprit. who did the act when in state
Of beastly intorication, and not through
malice; hut bis Honor said that lit was his
duty to himself and the public to put the seal
Of his ,lisapprobaton upon such crime,
which might have resulted 10 The destruction
Of many lives"
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THE AMY WoRx is making great havoc
Of the wheat fields 10 the yirinity Of New.
bern. We learn the very promising field Of
A. 4. jenkins, Esqr.. town. is seriously
damaged. and even threatened with destruc,
ton.
But for the worm. the wheat crop in this
section is better than il has been for years.
The corn crop is backward. owing to the
cold weather; but is now considerably i'm
proving in consequence Of warm, genial
showers
p. ). We have witnessed the havoc done
by the worms since the above was in type.
In some places the ground, fence. and every
green spar are nearly covered with the
worm. which is small. measuring from az
inch to an inch aud a half in length, Of /,
dark color. and much resembles the cut worm
so often found in gardens. In an hours
walk. we down 10 a round quantity, thai
we saw At least a hogshrad full. Quantitie,
are now in town. and will destroy the gardens
Nepbern Express.
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GRAHAM INSTITUTE.

'TNHE NIT scsslun VIII commence July 18TH. The
rates Of Tuition per session OF twenty weeks are as
follows;
English branches, from $40 10 SIS 90
Lain, Greek, Algebra, &C., $40 90
payable 81 the close Of The session.
Contingent fee, fifty tents, payable 10 advance.
A. is important that students should be present al
the opening Of the session. deduction will be made
for sbsenee the FIRST two weeks.
ARCHIBALD RAY, Principal.
June 10, 3u
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The Firm District. : In our issue Ia, ,

The Fifth District. - In our issue last week
we published the proceedings Of the American Wbig
Convention, which nominated by unanimous vote
John A. fiilmer, ESQ., Of Guilford, their candidate
Tor Congress in the fifth Congressional district.
We announced sometime ago that Maurice q.
waddell, Esq, Of Chatham. early in the spring, had
declared himself candidate at the cour, house In
Randolph county.
Both Of these gentlemen attended the court last
week al Graham, aud underd and that proposition
was made by NJ. Gilmer tina, both Of thsm should
withdraw, and that another Convention should be
called, to consist Of member from each captains
district. and that the question should be decided by
them which should he the candidate bat this was
objected TO by Mr. waddelI, rs were also one OF two
other propositions. A accommodation could be
effected ar Gilmer announced his acceptance Of The
nomination made by the late Convention. and Mr..
Wsddell presented himself as an independent can.
ddsie. and both Of them addressed the meeting in
support Of heir respective claims, with an apparent
determination to persevee until The end Of the cam
psign.
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The Tsrborough souihemer states tia, the work on
Tar river has been suspended, andshe futures. mate
sials, ae., sold. Aasr an expenditure Of $4,000 IA
sppears ths. the attempt 70 improve he river has been
sa,is failure Il 10 stated in the paper. that
abe attempt TO improve The Neus river has also failed.
sflsf an expenditure Of about 100000.
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who can afford the time and the means,
would make special and earnest appea
that they endeavor to meet me on the coca
sion referred to.
The Railroads will charge only half theil
usual rates of fare, and the attendants viii
be entertained by the people Of Warrentor
free Of charge; and as the place is accessible
and healthy, and the time a favorable one,
do hope that many of you will avail your.
selves Of this opportunity Of forming eacf
others acquaintance, Of comparing view,
and experience, and Of counseling together
and with me. your fellow laborer for the
good Of the great cause with which you are
connected. G. III. WILEY.
Superintendent Common Schools in N. q.
Nav 26 lA57
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ANOTHER AccDENr FROM THE USE or FIRE
ARMs.--We understand that on last Thurs
day. Mr.. Houston Cochran was killed by the
accidental discharge Of his own gun. We
learn that he had been TO Harris's Depot on
the N. e. Railroad on business, and was re-
turning home, when he met some person IN
the road and stopped to talk. and in putting
down his gun. which was double barrelled
he struck the hammer Of the lock with such
violence against something which caused the
cap to explode and the lead entered his face
just below the right eye. tore it out and en-
tered his head. causing his death instantly.
Mr.. Cochran was young man of steady
habits and good character, about % years Of
age. and leaves young wife to mourn his
loss. Thus another one is added to the long
list Of victims to the incautious use Of FIRE
arms. Will people never learn lesson from
the many cases that are happening almost
every day in the country. Charlotte Wing.
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In view Of the scarcity of corn and pro-
visions in the middle and western portions
Of the State, the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad Company will, until the LIST Of
October next, transport over any part of the
line Of road all such corn and provisions in
tended tor delivery at any point on the line
Of the North Carolina railroad, west Of the
county Of Johnston, at one-half the rates
established by the present tariff Of charges
for transportation Of the articles herein be-
fore referred to. VIII Herald
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Navy supplies 1857 -'ss.
NAVY DxrAnrmKsr,

Bureau of Provisions Clothing, March II, 1857
Navy vii Be received aa :. his Ssssa un
n On MOaasy aOs day April furnishing and
hve days notice shall every twenty pounds
oon New s and 9ospo, v1ss ,aeS sssaa
os ~ ~ = may be Or o
msndins officer. OF thc said yards during fiscal end
Biscuit Hour iIee ssd apples, pche sugar. coffee
sSs e Wholly from sweet ou
the manufacture 1858 1851 eases Be-
Tie I saa @ Ss @
s1s q &, CONFORM for in .s and shape hs SAMPLES which
kIIndned, we'll packed delivered charge
lie ws az
hey , Or spIi, barrels a. The option Of the bureau
IN h year ss or but shall IN a sasss Ss %aSu'ss
me Il
e ne ss Fl and s % q ss
sonsd sound bright barrels half bshe
wei nooped lining hoop: around each head g
end not mo.s hsn ss osas
quantity sa .o 70 bs i II h.la =. g barrels
aisy preceding ne dates Isqu.lions s
by drying only, and crop
aisiy preceding dates q The regulations
@ medium Il.
etaelss and vinegar shall conform and Be equal ali
or shall and that they viii good and sound
iron hoop, on the barrels containing w,key moasscs vine
gar ia. and pickles % b be well painted with Isd lead
and be dry and dt for packing - n -'
T.. % % q e ). s
The coffee shall be equal the best Cuba, according
crop preceding rsqui.on
The , same, q pound. 70 be taken as one hushe
oaes and shall Be dsiseed red oak
sayss no, less ,sn thick The barrel. o b three
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Of all be increased or as c
service may ure The will therefore be made
NOT for specific quantities. quantities a. tho service may
require 70 delivered hose navyyards Respectively
oued pu establish agencies such places that delay
hrisc furnishing what be requed and when conra,or
os pIoysons and Cohns purchases
supply the deficiency under the 70 De
in he contract; ord Of rrqnson o. duplicate copy
Aforesaid be evidence ha such requsuoh mas
been made and received. I56. " Il. /.
separato offers for each article at enen p lhe
tanned The oe The Bureau viii have the light
cept e articles consned In euch offer and reject
ohers) viii be notified and early practicable con-
win be transmitted 10 them FOR execuoh which contract
the within days. eAcusfve 0 he
time regurcd for the feguaf Of the mail.
Two mote approved sTetes In equal TO tce estimated
Of the contracts w be and twenty pr
thereof collateral security, in addon 10
and in event to be paid until u
of a deliveries paid BY the agent within hir
aer bills duly annencsied shall have been presented TO
blank forms proposals may obtained o. application
Portsmouth. New Hamphirc boston, New Work.
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington Norfolk Pensacoa ana at
record or duplicate informing bidder Of the
cepiancc his will be deemed notification thereof with
1885, and his bid will be made and
cepted in conformity with this understanding. .l-
Every accompanied Gas directed in the
srprSveS ios August fss By w,sn signed y
responsible ne effect that nc or they undeiake
that bidder bidder. w i h Or their bid be acesped enter
furnish the supplies proposed The bureau Will not ob
consider unless accompanied by the
the ngent, Attorney collector of the customs
The attention Of bidders called 10 the samples and description
Tixa comparison u ss made sssn ariieIs offered
sample and contract reeepng none bsio0 fhen and hsI
also directed 70 the joint resolution Of a'fh
March, 1854, and 10 the act Of the 10th Anguf, 1896
March l6--law4w F.
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BALTIM6RE AND QfiI0 RAILROAD.

.8ND fNpH0PEO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r.uvpr TRAINS DAILY from BALTIMORE FOR Cumberland,
Uhse,;ne and ali parts Of the West -
la. The ACCOMM0DATloN TkAiN WI Leave raesp. ous, s
49, so JuncoR) will stop NJ stations
s,rvs m Cu unberl at O'Clock, D. IN.
a. Tas NAIL TRAIN Camden Station daily (excep
davr 20 a. m reaches Wheeling BY connecting
IA Iouisvc Cievend Tol, do, Detroit, Chicago, b. LOUIS
"a fns EXpREs5 TRAIN daily at T. p M connecting
tl sIpsss uas Cncnna 81 LYa., Cairo, Chicago, and
@ md southern places West nearly 100 miles shorter
than BY any The time TO these places also une
quancd.l ., =. ,.,...,.. .,.......,.' ,.......,..
and 81 Louis. fl,igh Is
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all the large In the
West the possible the ticket office, Camden Sta
lion, and Washington city.
second attached 10 the mail train.
Passengers nom Baltimore Washington may pew the entire
,ood b accommodation ms an, and lying
over at Cumbsrl Oakand They morning by
ie express train, which leaves Cumberland 2o, and
Passengers o Washington ample time for atwash
hs Is the only route by which through baggage
checks be obtained In Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The accom-; odation train, 49, will stop
umbeTIand express stations beyond Piedmont going
west Eastwardy, mail leaves Wheeling u.s. M,
The FREDERICK TRAIN p. M, Except Sunday
stopping at way Leaves Frederick o. M arriving
e ELIICoTT5 MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station at g.
A. and go Leaves EIccit's Mills at 1885, m, and
''''p ~ 'N''f W. 8. wooDsIDE,
Jan I7-df Master of Transportation
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To Our Customers.

uE doing business scDnd time and forever for
company than paid all Indebtedness Amer which
they published thai agency discontinued The object
apparent effect has been to ncreas business
within few months ceased act tor Others f0
which have done lle and pnid them Ia full. We
hope they will publish un have had time 10 find good
hands quite jnll, the
M and fire having eKccednd thousand dol
the present week.
You wisely companies would quarrel with
likely quarrel with have long known
psaceaby ncned having widows and Orphans
nr Are losses without any lawsuits, over $4,000 ncc we have
been In business. sA4y
Of life company ready delivery
show that Is equal 70 superior TO all, nding s3s
dividend for every bundled paid in.
We have also fire insurance others, with
large capital thai distributes lis three ourh
Of all its profits. asssF it M
We shall continue watch your ipe with vs
lance.
J.. G. LEWIS, Superintendent
Office i92 Seventh street, below the General Posi- Once.
that have become due have been promptly paid
either hy ourselves the companies.
Feb 24-eoim
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By the PRESIDENT OF rae UNITED STATES.

ofiaw, FRANKLIN PIERCE Presidens the Uni
ne ss,s sss OF M ne 90 hereby and .as Una
TssHroKr or oRrcoS at the periods hereinafter designated
s a s land Office @ 20 CITY enc Mosd
the following named townships, viz;
North or SAC base line and east Of he Wiiiames meridian.
Township and fractional township lo range
South ef0e base line and Of As Willamette ms,iam
To,vu.h.;.,- one, two, and ilree, Of range one.
To.n.hips one, .~o, and three, Of range tao.
NORTH Of the base ~sa Of fhs Wias b sei4iaa.
Township one, OF ranges one, t~o, aud hree
South Of the ins Wsay Ms Wiis@sifs meridian
Township ono, Of ranges one, tTo, and are,.
Township is, o. san:ss sss 3 sS, and ,e
Township eleven, Of ranses t.,se jour. and I've.
.s,sns a@ .%d
ne land Office q =. % S Sa Mo%Ssy ,"s
aied within the lolowipgnnmed towsshps, viz Il
Of and Of the Wii~aefss meridian.
Sections ssn inclusive e nosss quarter q section
wsnIy three, twenty twenty-five, twenty sir, aud thirty I've,
fhs Saasr of secHon seven
h norhwes. quas, snd The .ou nan o.
the northwest quartet section 'he northwest quartz.
thirty Two, Of township twenty two OF range
g SIX I've s 6 sssn ,s s on oas
quarter Of section lots seven,
1" "s sas' ha s ohs
the quarter q ns ~. ana s ea % % s
the southwest quarter Of The soaw =,
een oureen and fifteen ,e northwest quarter q
nine northeast Of the southeast
ter section twenty sections 70 twenty seven, nev
lots and wo and the southeast quarter q me
thirty ,rc, and sections thirtyiour and thirty hve Of township
Lots one and wo Of section seven five inclusive,
aud the Of section eight the
northeast the nor. half Of lie quare
inclusive Of section thirteen; ihs north ha snd lots
rohea quarter the south half o. The northwest quarter ana ,o.
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The Of person viii be books, unless
he payment ofthe subscription be nade n
Distant subscribers forward by ali
WIN be assumed by ourselves safe transmission.
The CvufTAY IA ERE p'sn ui-week'y aunng The
sions OF Cong esA, aud Aeni weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period year will be received
proporioned the above rates.
Qy-PoSThA5TERs authorized agents and
by sendng DAILY subscribers, $50 snclsed
rive sEMI-wEEKLY subscriber with sas enclosed, win bs
titled 10 a copy grafis.
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ID. Ierno Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, bcteen l7 and
lSM streets, Washington, ID. O.
THE PROPRIETOR bcgs inform his friends and public
recently established the modern
improved principles with saloon private dining and fur
and
French cook recently arrived from Pars where he has
gained an reputation artist his business
proprietor himself has distinguished reputation, both
and in this Of nc bc,, artists and cater
hiusef fail TO give satisfaction
those who may him with their patronage.
well supplied with the choicest
wnes liquors. game and other delicaccs OF the Hot
and cold lunch from H. until ~ D. M The proprietor has
Europe stock OF cham
pasne ciare with general assortment Of the finest Of
qmcurs, preserves trIes which he offer lower than
any city, bor, basket, single bottle
Private dinner parties fun shed and attended 70 on the
notice Of the city lee cream jelly punber
all description Of confectionery business.
LAM
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sale OF Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tory.

tory.
PROCLAMATION
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
o. law, FRANKLIN PIERCE. rre.den, Of The
held Al Iowa Point Doniphan county y the Territory
disposal
Iowa tribe Of Indians situated within
said indians in Aforesaid TO wits
South Of Of principal merisian.
Townships No in aeen sixteen, sevcnteea, es
Townships tuo, ranges seventeen, eighteen, nineteen
and wsS s ssssp q 4. w &c a
ard situate il two o. ranges nineteen and twenty
TUESDAY The twenty day May next, liz disposal Of such
Of lands hsa By The United sass 70. hs benefit
Indians situated within the townships
10 wt
South Of tho base line and east Of the srA principal per,an.
Townships fifteen, sixteen. seveneep rang. twenty
Towashps a.tee sixteen aud seventeen Of range
Townships fifteen, sixteen seventeen and eighteen, Of
Townships heen seventeen, and eighteen, range
Townships fifteen, sixteen seventeen eighteen, range
twenty Ave.
bands houd be entitled one hundred and sixty
apart and by the anh article
for the bcse6i said
e ons as0, %s%
Townships sixteen and seventeen, range twenty-five.
Township. and eisheen range
Townships sixteen and md range twenty
apart and reserved from sne
Aso at Lecompon Territory, commencing on Tuesday,
the day q lime nss @, the O. such q me
nbe Of Indians situated within the aforementioned
Delaware Indians, in trust AS aforesaid, TO wit:
South Of ofne rih principal msridia.
Townships sevcn eight nine, and eleven range
avo o.h, ni,. tan and eev.n of ,.n~. ,~,..