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COATESVILLE
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
Located fn Chestet. Go. Pa.
An Eg,ish, Lingual, Mathematical,
Commercial and Fine Art Institution.

| TIME next Session will commence Tuesday Sep
| | tcmber St 1851, and continue forty weeks
| Students slmitted at any time during the Session
| Among the advantages which the above named
| Institution affords those. us under, may be men
toned:
FIEsT-The method pursued in impartins =
knowledge of the Greek and Latin Languages is
| that of Literal and Intcrlnear TRANSACTIONS, fur
nished grauously; which abbreyiates the period
! of study. reduces the amount Of labor, and in
crcascs, beyond all other systems, the actual ac-
quircmcnts Of the student.
SEcoXD-PENMAxsnir and DRAwIYe.-Thc ar
list having charge Of this department is one OF
the best in the State, and was awarded the pre-
laium for his spcculersat the late Chester County
Horticultural Fair.
TnIRD-Modcrn Languages are taught by q
German. who speaks tueutiy both the French and
German Languages.
ment is under the supervision Of native Ger
mHn. possessing and acknowledged ability
and attainmcnts
In this department those desiring it may re.
ccvc Instructions in the Classical Compositions oil
Mozart. Beethoven. Handel etc.
During the Session. addresses on topics Of Sci
enco and Literature will be delivered by the fol-
lowing gentlemen :--Rey. b. Il. 'uoehkin; Rev.
Robert Lowry: Thomas II. Burrors, LII. D
Prof +. a. Mills A. X. CASTOR, NJ. D.; Rev.
". 4. Moore; Il. Townsend, y. D. $. William
Elder NJ. D.; Col. Thomas Fitzgerald; Rcv. i.
Snow,lun Thomas; William Il. Bakcscc, NJ. ID.
Hon u. NJ. Smyscr and j. u. Dunlap, N. D. in
connection with others not yet heard from
Also II course on AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY by
professional teacher and lecturer. The lntroluc-
tory Discourse of the Session will be delivered by
the Principal, on Wednesday, September u, 1871
EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
Rev j. N. g. GRIER d. D.,
i. /. MILLER Esq.
REV. ALIEN. NJ Virgins, NJ A.
For references. terms AMI further particulars,
see Catalogue and Prospectus which will be mailed
by addressing either Of tho undersigned.
z. c COCHRAN. NJ. A.
Principal.
REV A. G. MORRISON. c,..rn,rrx.r.r,
WIN. b MORRISON,
August LIN
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For Justice Of The Peace, 9TH District.
announce myself to the Voters of the
Ninth Election District of Cecil county, as a
candidate for Election, as Justice of the
Peace, and respectfully solicit their support
Oct 10-to A. Is. NEW TON.
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RATES OF TUITION

LIST Class-Spclling, Reading, Writing
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic IN d
Grammar, per term, $500.
End Class-lncluding Grammar, Geogra.
ply, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Mensuration
Algebra, Geometry, Nat. Philosophy, His
tory and Botany, perterm, $500.
3rd Class-Trigonom ctry, Surveying, Po-
litical Economy, Science of Government.
Rhetoric, History Of Literature, Mythology.
Logic, Geology, Mctcorology, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, Evil
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ANY Of the above named branches with
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Literature, per term. $500
EXTRAS:
NJ USIC on Piano or Mslodeen, per
term, $500
Percil Drawings or Monochromatics 800
Painting in Water Colors, 800
.s Oil ColOrs, 500
Embroidery and Needle Work, 200
An extra charge Of so ce nts for each stths
two Winter terms to dcfray expenses OF
fuel &C., will be made on each pupil.
Eleven weeks constitute ono term.
No deduction for less than weeks less
time. GEO. r. HOWARD, President.
F. A. ELLIS, Secretary.
September 6, 1S5G--tf
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GIFTs! GIFTS J! GIFTS y!
A Prize 10 Every Purchaser,
AT tho Quaker City Publishing House Of
DUANE RUL1SON, PHILADELPHIA.
BY buying book for 81, or more. you arc at onco
presented with I prize, wor b from rs conts to
500, consisting of Fine Gold Jewelry, Watches.
&c. All orders by mail will be promptly filled.
and the prisc or prizes will accompany the books.
Of the day, and will be sold at the usual retail
prices, many Of them for less Persons wishing any
particular books can order at and it will bo
forwarded with gift catalogue giving fall
information. with list Of books and gifts, will be
sent post paid, by addressing
DUANE RCLISOH,
No. IS south Third st., Phiradefphia.
II Agents Wanted. sspt-l9.Sm.
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TAILORING.

VgNIIE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il his old customers and the public general
". that he will be found in Principle, one
door south of the Old Store House, recently
fitted up by Lakeland & Gather, where he in
tends carving Oh the above business in all
its various branches, on REASONABLE, terms and
in worlimanlilic manner. lie solicits share
of public patronage. ADRIAN TAYLOR.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN ST. CLAIR solicts the SURFACES
of the voters of the Seventh Election District
ofCccil County, as an Independent Candidate
for Road Supcrpcrvisor
Port Deposit, Aug. y; 1851
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TUST received Superior lot of Hams and
y ebouldsrS, and tyr sale by
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LNARTHEN-WARE and Queens ware
IL at tho new Store opposite the old Bank
for sale by WIN. MCLELLAND.
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BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS,
QUEENSWARE AND IIARDW ARE,
PROVISIONS AND DRUGS,
READY MADE CLOTHING
The most complete assortment of BUILD
ING HARDWARE and Carpenters Tools
that has ever been offered in this part Of the
country, which will be sold at equally as low
prices as they can be sold in Philada.
His CLOTHING is got up entirely under
his control by an A. No. Tailor, who gets
up his work in the best manner. Customer
work got up at the shortest notice and in the
best style.
N. B.-The highest price paid for all kinds
of country produce by
HENRY BENNETT,
North East, Cecil Co. Md.
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THEAP Groceries at the New Store op.
~ psGts tho old Bank and for sale by
WIN. M'CI.ELLAND.
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N0RsTEa EASE, NEW sTGRE.

'
FEENRY BENNETT has opened with an
L L. lnlirG new Stock of Goods, such as are
usually sold in all country towns. His stock
is well assorted, selected with great deal OF
care, and will be sold at the very lowest
prices. either for cash or country produce.
1t consists OF the following goods. a com
pletG assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
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By p. G. RICKETTS,.
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elutl to that make Square. ADVERTISE
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Land and Lots for Sale,

Oct lots
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Far an Parts OF the West.
E.2EELsE-E AND NfiIo RAILROAD.
s-E EEn ExnEQrEn ARRANGEMENTS

~ 4AA& A&FEVEEU ARRANGEMENTS
rT,ETREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum.
III Na-1pSl WAsrsSnL. y.sEss a the Vast.
Tar 1SsGd4HEgeS TRAIN Except Sunday 1t
~ @5- vzn Phisacphia irSt train from
Wiinaz &asEs Wa sa way stations anil arrive Gun
srrsza,E 4sases p
"a TZEN Ca-sie1 Station laiy Except Sunday
SR rtafss WbnasaS b. ra. connecting a, Ba
xsna p LauEha CsannAii Dayton indianapolis lOp
Eie laSeAt Tassn Saa Cago 81 Ioais, Cairo, aad Inter
Iinn11E laisAA
ID me EAgsS TRIM tsasss dads ii T. D. m connecting viii
Esl-ts kau4a7 Isss, Cairo, Chicago. and inferno
Erz Ec and other and sO
sahf IN tbs Ers nearly nes shorter than By any di
Tlr EAne 70 i'aeze saaces i aso uneqcalei.
Baggage Eac&eg IuVh 10 Columbus, Cninn1 Indianapolis al
a. lntas
Passengers Hna har-zge transferred az an pnts free
THROUGH TlCKEI A be SOLD al the In the Wet
e lowest possible oce Camden Sta,n and Il
Washington city
A sccula-clas ear 4 attached 70 ,he raaii train.
Passengers Irrcn Ftnarc Washington rr he ett na
Caibsana Oakland Ecy morning by tho c1f
sn which leaves CanSriaai at So M and reaches Whee
AZ ., y. IN.
Passengers from wasgtan simple for meal, at WHS
ir.slUn Jnnriinn
Tins /. INC only rOtc by lh through and baggage ''
be oltlincd il Washington.
ION WAY PASSENGERS
The acc na0aian tyaa s4s stop all stations east
Cumberland ana h al taals beyond Piedmont gong w
ArSy traia WhtcHas 7.l5 anil aeuS
mo rvaeing Baltimore AT 5s5
The FFElfTS TRAIN starts l. y a except Sunday sto
way sat'ns Leaves fro1eS u ?, arriving at Blun
The nIIuTTs MILLS TRAIS lsaves Camden station at
ana $50 r uAaosis Nals ao H. aud 7So,
W. s w0oISDE,
Jan l7--da Master Of Tranp@'an0A /
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washington Aquedact.
OFFICE or TIE WASHINGTON AouKDrcT,
Washington, March s, 1887

Washington, March s. 1887.
DROP0SALS are invited for materials and work
il for the Washington aqneduct.
Proposals received up 9TH May win DO opened Of that
day.
Maps podles specifications materials work
let will be ready examination at this office and after the Goth
April next
The work to be let will embrace masonry Of some OF the bridges
graduation excavation and cmbankment iron
nected with the reservoirs inch main houses bricks sand
rubble, and cut stone, &c.
For the particular works and materials reference made
specifications aud plans.
upon portion titles acquired
United states, there be delay commencing the
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance VIII be made
In the time OF completion
Portions only tho
eni appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will be sub
ec to future appropriations by Congress The the
the
under each contract for each appropriation and the
praon not holding sufficiently decide when and what works
shall be stopped until funds become available
In OF the entire stoppge or particular work OF
funds the reserved will be paid the
the engineer the work has been properly has
Payments specie upon the United States
the monthly estimates OF the 10
and will condition
be paid their full wages monthly and in specie.
All bids should sealed Proposals
ierials the Washington Aqucduet"
The United States the right bids
should they not be deemed advantageous such
meni be considered most conducive 10 the Of the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
responsible 10 the effect that he they under
obligation within days. good sufficient
scces for the completion Of the work undertaken said
10 be accompanied by the certificate Of the United States d.
Judge United states district agent oer
the general individual the Engineer
parimen Of War that the able make good their
guarantee
will be opened presence
be present N. C. MEItS,
Capt. Of Engineers, In charge.
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United States Mail.

FLORIDA.
PosT OyfIcR DKrAKIzKsT.
March 8, 1857.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
Il States from LIST June 1857 So June 1859 the following
in the State Florida and spec
fed win be received the Contract Once this
Of the 3oth April next be decided the day
ost2 Banbridgc, by Chashocchee Ocheesee
Aspalaga Long Cane Ricysvlle R;ckoe Blun lola and
Fort GAdsden 10 Araachcola 205 miles and back,
of each year. and week the residue
steamboats,, with the privilege horse
from Rinbridge TO chaiiahoochee when the
for navigation.
From l5h 0Sder o 15h June
Leave cambridge Tuesday, Thursday Saturday at
Arrive Apalachcola Wednesday Friday by M
d. and Monday by IL IN;
Leave Apalachcoa Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday s
Arrive at Rinbridgc next days by lam.
Froa 15,A 20 Ish ono,sT
Leave Bainbridgc Tuesday D m and Saturday At M
Arrive at ApAaehicoa Wednesday by Sunday
apasehicOla Monday at IL M and Wednesday ..
Arrive =, BAnbrse Tuesday by M and Thursday
proposal guarantee certificate for instruction,
requirements pamphlet virginia
F1orta dated January H. 1855, February 1857
should be superseded
da by mad the second Assistant Postmaster General
Coatract ofce"
Mar 6-lawAw Postmaster General
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United States Patent once.

y
ON the petition of Harriet v. Terry. aGafnistra-
~ trix a VIM d. Terry, are1sed ESsaf Maarlsesfs
praying for the exreEou q aest razssl saa WIN
the lsh day q Jny. ls5s improvements
raveInlts, for
takes place on the l2th * J1iv. lsl---
II l. ordered ia the saii Ist Ne hart grr IN
Monday the 2eth % june Il aeArS ssrins
notified 10 appear and show y Eax pren
ough. he granted
Persons opposing the cxiersi are egr y S. p i F-aar
flee their otrciFns, sciaty RzrHf
days before Tic day 0G hearing. sasssary gfer srv
To be used ~ the SAID haTiag sfllaL
plcation.
The testimony in the case NQ he cse5 aq4a
tons and other Ferl a
ocs before The paing ar argraRlaas Ii l1A
within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this FsaNi-ra te Tta hnsf
gcnccr and Eveiag wAsur40R n c. Esjsalica Bjtrt
Nd Pennsyyau Philadelphia I Ncgs NfFs u
and Post Boston Mass, for tee sncuanc weeks -r
,ous TO the 9th q JUNG next, the day q bearing
CHARLES MASON
Ca4alIs d. aflias
PSiors of the above papers wi J3HSse
bills to the Patent ohce with paper containing this nacc
p-law3w
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mo. $751;
Notice

q ne EsaIiiahRaa @ Tee additional O6 IN dc Territory g
TN pursuance of the act Of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled San
districts be called "c
land district the land district
district hereby declared and made said
districts have been established as follows,
For the "DuawAU DISTRICT At DoSIfHAs.
For the "OsaoE DISTRICT at FoRT SeoTT.
Dor the "wssrsss pIsImcr1 at OGprS, Territory
Given under my hand the city Of Washington this eleventh day
Of April, A. d. 1857.
by order Of the President jos s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once
II-law6yt
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE

MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLhu1
WI HaluWoreI.ie summer sesssA Of tina noarlm
stuilaa MoIt Washington sN miles out on tue N"
Central railroad chartered ~ the Maryland icaiue v"
the ART "Wednesday IN My, lSsg, with iull faculty.
tienced ntrurors consisting eve gentlemen and seHe NJ
college tina; could well be desired for the purposes
shod female epcataa No pains eSeaSes have been in
mako wllt Ought 70 I've IA ali ysTvts- re ocahS .s
luhron pictare ic AMI has been sectd As one o m
desirable The shady and beautiful grounds anu Il
scope leasanl waks and hraihl nsreaiiu The pnans
large imposing hriek cdoe, (eFcc,cd expressly Tor |
female oolcgc thoroughly ventilated lighted Win gas a M
Furnished supp. each stsry and has % al
about 100 boarders The establishment i very oenpce c
less than $4,000 Daring this the ari year Of u opeauo
bsrs 81 boarders -, ran
Catalogues and further Information may nc obtained at u
Office and * Rev pr = cner ami J. Napsan B ,r
Rev George Lewis scaIey Principal, Mount Na.h,ng@ p
iani. NILS HLN ,,rs
Prrsidcni Of the Board d |fH''
March i4-SatSwct6w
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CONSULTING ENGINEER.--The subscriber has
established his residence the Washington
of acting consulting engineer the preparation Of plans
aud the location Of public works
consulted all questions
plans q railroads, bridges
the river navigation ether
a bis ofncc z the site q the work
CHARLES EI1Er IT.,
No gas street, Civil Engineer.
Washington. n c.
March 2s--ff3wst
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United states Patent ONCE,
Washington, March ~ 1857

ON the petition Of Il. A. Sman, administrators
" Of Alfred sman, deceased IL York York praying
for the extension Of patent granted sld sman
mrnt in eyaporaing sacane juices
prcn Of said patent which takes place the h day August
ordered that the said petition be heard
Monday the 10Th day Of August next at ~ O'Clock al
sons notified TO appear and show they have why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file
Office their objections specially forth writing
days before the day Of hearing all testimony
be used at the said hearing be taken
with the rules Of the Office, which will apa-
The testimony in the will be coaed the Goth
next depoins and ether papers relied upon
filed the Office before the morning that day; arguments
any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice be published In the National
gencer Union, Washington, Republican, baltimore
Nd Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pa; Daily York New
week.
previous to the 81 day of August the day % hearing
CHARLES
Commissioner o Patspts
PSEtors Of the above viii pcnse
bills to the Patent odice with paper containing this notice.
Mar 2O-law3wt
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Notice

ofu Removal Of h1 obso, foom Se Mar 10 R1nueie
in Michigan.
IN accordance with the provisions of the act of
IL Congress- entitled An act authorizing changes
land approved March g. 1853 made
Of public srE MAKK
the Of Michigan will be removed Marquette
In said State, a errIy period az pouoi1dJe
Further notice 20 the precise time u removal win be
register receiver the Saut Office
my hand city Washington this 10Th day Of
March A.. n. 1857.
by order Of the Presidcnt;
TTiOG A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General lind once
Mar 21-Iaw6w lint. and Star.l
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UN1rD SrsrEs Naval CoUEr oS iSqSin "a
Washington, February 70, ''''

IAsrrn STATES Naval CoURr ~ NqLn' 81
Washington February 70 'S
JNHE Judge advocate gives notice, for the luls" s
hon u parties besHre the coart under lhe
act f Janrary ie 1857 thSt they will respectively pe 80
the departures, when thcir shall have been % "A
court, and tia, desirable that n presenting ue ~ M
should prcsarCd with list q sach witnesses g l IA
sire 10 have samalNae specifying 10 which q the &
q fntss < the naval service meniitned IN the a I'll
mouy TO Ne apiei respectively; and suggesting inc ae"
which may he required. and IN respect q what witnees ~
J. " CARLISLE, Judge Aa'O~
Feb eSi-f
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Notice

Of ne Esda n edtipnal Land Disrid nc Of Wfs
confn. =.
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
ii 1857, entitled establish
district in the state Of Wisconsin, TO be called the CnEwA
which district embraces that portion of the and
Hudson II tk ia
oaihs,y north; ifc diisg forty
worth; The difsg urd fno ne
iire dsg fer and ir, rcs Is hereby declared aud
made that the for sad district has established
the town q sEtu Ciarfs in said State.
Given under hand the city Of Washington th eleventh day
q April, A. d. 1857.
BY order q the President
Jos. G. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner q the General Land once.
Ap lI--1awBwf
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Change in the Days OF Sale of the above de.
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

DEPARTMENT ISTERiOz
oalce Of Indian Affairs. April IL 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
IN in the foregoing proclamation tl
sae OF certain Indan lands ahlsd Vst, 10 the
following periods:
Iowa lands Iowa Point Wednesday lay u Jzar uex1
The lands o the Wcas, BE- a0 Wednesday S4th Say az
June
Delaware Lands at oawke "Wednesday Jsv agxt
by order Of the Secretary q The InseTroz-
CHARLES Z NIX
Co-=saSssaozrr tzaahn
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- H. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law. has removed
LIE his Office his residence IN Franklin Row CORNER ~ X and
thirteenth streets lie viii devote his attention prpc
" 70 cases IN the United states Supreme Court
Having devoted much time Concerning pants he viii
give advice and opinions legal questions arising before the
Patent ocf and appeals 20 the chief tstcs a
The atrct q Columbia and will also preparation
trial u suits concerning patents
He viii also give written opinions prepare Arguments Cor mar
@ having Claims before Congress Department. ana
dcatOn = -
Oct 2s--du
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Sale OF Indian Trust Lands In Kansas Terri
tory.
PROCLAMATION
BY THE President or THE UNITED STATES.
PROCLAMATION

IN pursuance of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
dent Of the United States do hereby declare and make known
Territory Kansas commencing on Tuesday he anh day Of Nay
next Cor the disposal Of such the held the United
70 the townships Of land in said Territory aud ceded
by said Indians In trust a aforesaid, to wit:
Soah II e base line aad y priacipri uaidiaM
Townships No afcen sixteen seventeen eighteen
townships No to in ranges eighteen, and
treaty amounting the whole hundred acres aud situate
Also, at aoh Iykns county Territory commencing gu
~ lae twenty sixth day @ May next for the disposal Of such
eoniderated bands Of Kakask Peoria anke-haw and wea In
dams as are situated within the aforementioned townships
Territory and eeded by said condered
SoHh # tie tass Tina and eas f The sinh principal meridian
Townships fifteen, sixteen and seventeen range twenty
Townships fifteen, sixteen and range
townships en sixteen seventeen aud eighteen Of
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen Of range
yoGr.
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen aud eighteen Of range
y-hve : ' -
Provision having been third articles Of the
4 eession that each individual member Of enderated
should be entitled 70 one hundred and land and
oa & en sections should be selected and SET apart
anu o acres should Also be selected apart
the American Indian Mission Association aud said lands amounting
about forty eight Thousand acres selected IN the following
townships above-named, 10 wit;
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty two
townships meen sixteen seventeen, aud eighteen
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty four.
townships sixteen and range twenty hereby
apart ana fesery ed from sale
Also At Lecompon in said Territory commencing on Tuesday the
@eniytrd day Of June for disposal lands
held IN trust by the unid States Delaware tribe
OF Indians as are situated within the com
prisng the 'reAera portion the Delaware In
dams, In trust AS aforesaid 10 wii
South q the tise line and ens Of tie sinh PRINCIPAL meridian
Townships Eve six eight nine eleven Of range ar
.I' II = 'eN -
Townships eight eleven Of range sixteen
~ r e 49,
Townships six seven, eight nine and range eighteen
of said he
below the valuation placed the
ers duly appointed for the Of classifying yaung
and upon payment being made duplicate executed
therefor one OF which will be delivered the
Patents VIII subsequently be issued for
accordance with the laws in force regulating
The Offering of the above lands will
spectyey appointed and will
are advertised, with all convenient
have been offered and the sales thus closed.
All purchases paid be
following day at the risk of the deiinlng purchaser
Given under hand the
day Of February eighteen hundred and any seven,
By the President:
GEO. W. MASyPEySY,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
BNo newspaper Is authorized publish foregoing adyer
selnnt without special instructions TO that effect from the Con
soRer OF Indian Affairs
Feb 2s-lawtlJune.