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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

FAIRFAX CoURr.-The Quarterly March
term of our County Court was in session on
Monday and Tuesday. The docket was a
large one and great deal of business was
transacted, but no cause of any general i'm
portance was tried. The Grand Jury found
but one i'd ctment; fact which speaks well
for the morality and good demeanor of our
citizens. A very large number of persons
we're in attendance on Mondsy.-Faigtdz
Neps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

C.H0 REWARD.-Ranaway from the farm
sO.)U of the subscriber, near CentrevIils,
Fairfax County. Va, on the night of 9Th instant,
negro woman HARRIET, about IS years Of
age, black, S feet or inches high and to!"ra.
bly, likely She was purchased BY me OF Messrs.
nckln ,on x Hill, in Richmond, and formerly
came from King George County. Twill give
the above reward If returned TO me, or secured
So tina, | can get her A. 5. GRIGSBY.
Fairfax County Va, nov 2s-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

S0 900 FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
OU.UUUA AT THE GREENWOOD
NURSERIES, situated op the Alexandra aud
Leesburg Turnpike, near Falls Church, Fairfax
County, Va. All orders for Alexandra, wash
ington, and Georgetown, will be del'ered-
Printed catalogues sent to all who desire them.
" All commune atoms addressed TO
T. B. MUNSON, Falls Church
nov I3-.otf Fairfax County, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

Col. Allsop, the French internal machine
man. is said to be in Savannah, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

Uau, Is SuW u Ue III We
MOT ICE Proposals for cleaning the
Y Streets, Lanss, and Alleys OF the city,
Tor one year from the 18th 81 the present month,
are hereby invited These proposals must be
IN writing, sealed, and sent through tie Post
Office addressed to the COMMITTEE on Streets
They will be received up 10 the evening OF IA
turday. the 10Th, and communicated 10 the City
Council for their action, on Tuesday, the END
instant. >. II. htlp'
mn ll-eot2Oth Chairman of Committee.
NEW STORE NEAR THE DEPOT-Tbe
\ undersigned have this day tNarch list
1857 associated themselves under the name and
style of P.dYNE, NEIVBl = co. for The
purpose OF conducting a general GROCERY,
HARDWARE, DRY-GOODS, AND PRODUCE
BUSINESS, and are prepared 10 furnish dealers
AT moderate prices, for cash or Produce, ana 10
buy Produce, BACON LARD. &c.
With Railroad TO our door, and ample Ware
house Wagon ward, Platforms, &c we invite a
call from buyers and sellers.
INMAN H. PAYNE,
ROBT. G. NEWLY,
J. NJ RICKETTS,.
Warrenton Va, NH lS-eolm'
NOR SALE.-Having permanently settled
myself i'm the CITY of Alexandria, l no"
offer 10 sell privately the very desirable proper.
" in the town of Jetiersonton. Culpeper County,
Va formerly owned by J. +. Latham, consist
20 ing of 4 large and comfortable" ID" FL
IL LING HOUSE, Kitchen. Granary. Stable,
Ice house, &c, with about IH!Rif i wv
ACRES Of beautiful grass land, large and
productive Garden, Orchard, &c which | VII!
sell on most accommodating terms. ANY one
wishing 10 purchase. | would refer them 10 Mr.
Caleb Burnley or Mr.. James Settle. residents
oil the above place; Mr.. Rice W. Payne, War
rcnton, Va, or TO Il. English Brother. Alexan-
drra. [mh l3-eoul c. W. ENGLISH.
DUNAWAYS, $3.50 REWARD.-Ranaway
II, from the subscriber on or about the Isl Of
February, ult the following described negroes,
winch were al work on my farm IN tuipeper
county, Va. 4 boy named JIM POLLARD.
about % years Old dark complexion rather
tall and spare made. Also his brother, ION
POLLARD about p years old, well made. full,
round face. muIatto complexion. ! will give a
reward OF S25 each Tor the apprehension OF said
negroes so that get them again
Letters may be addressed 10 me at Fredericks-
burg Va HENRY FITZHUGH.
Fredericksburg, NH 2-eolm
~ Office The undersigned has on hand a
large and superior stock OF SCITtE
STONES, which he will dispose OF at reasoaa
bic prices 10 merchants and consumers. De IN
vites the attention OF the public 10 them, at No.
%. King street corner OF Market Alley
mn 6 c. VI. CASTLENAN.
NOTlCE.-C. NJ. CASTLEMAN, L;s just
received a large assortment OF WOOD
WARE. such as Hubs, Rims, Spokes Shafts,
Poles. &c. 10 which he invites the attention Of
the public IRA D
IOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY ar L.4W,
will practice in the Courts OF Hesrnore
land Richmond. and Northumberland Counties.
Post Office, Rice's Store, Westmo, elant County.
w dee ST
TEOUND ALUM AND FINE SAIL
(T 200 sacks Ground Alum Salt
500 Fine Salt, for sale by
a. "a, WASHINGTON Il co
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-By wr-
v tue of four deeds OF trust, executed 10 me-
nv Robert Morrow and OF record III the County
Court of Fauquer county, shall, Tor the prr-
noses in said deeds mentioned, offer for sale, al
public auction 10 the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House OF FauquIer county,
on Tuesday, The 9TH day Of .dprL lo3s, Uhat ne
ny Court day.) a valuable TRACT Or LAND
on Licking Run, near the Warrenton Junction
containing 5l2i ACRES, it being portion OF
the Norton tract.
This Farm offers many inducements TO pur-
chasers The soil is good and susceptible OF a
high state OF improvement. It's location Is heal,
thy and advantageous, and II is well supplied
with Wood and Water
The terms OF sale as agreed by the parties III
interest, will be one-thlrd OF the purchase money
in cash the remaining two thirds IN equal III
stalmenrs OF one and two years, with interest
from the day OF sale, TO be secured by bonds
with good security, and deed OF trust on TIE
land JOHN p PHILIPS, Trustee.
Fauquier county, Va. MN 2-eots
Y OFFER FOR SALE THE FARM upon
/ which now reside, containing ONE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY-NINE A CRES. lnis
FARM offers great inducements 10 the purcna-
ser, from lis locality, being wIthIn one mile OF
Orange Court House and thereby brought IN
immediate connection by Railway with Rich
mond and Alexandria 1t is beautifully sItua.
ted in one of the best neighborhoods IN the
"a State. The Improvements are comioria-
..IaH BILE DWELLING, and all other necessary
out.houses, fine fruit, &c &c.
TERMS or SALE :-Onerhird of the purchase
money in hand, and the balance in one ard two
years Ii not sold privately before, it will be
offered at public auction, on the Is: day Of May,
at Orange Court House.
MARY VI. WILLIAMSON.
Orange CT House, mn li-eot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
Baltimore Cattle Market, March 1s.

CATTLE The supply of Beet Cattle at mar
ket to-day was large. and prices were a shade
lower than on last market day. The offerings
at tn. scales reached S25 head 200 OF which
were sold to 90 10 Philadelphia, 50 10 go TO
Washington, l25 were left over unsod, and the
remaining 42O head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, at prices ranging from S35 to Sl.623
OF the hoof, equal TO S7GSs.5O nett, and avera-
ging 81 gross
Hoes Hogs are in good supply, and we have
TO note further decline in them since last week.
They have been selling for some days past at
STAT 80 p 200 lbs. gross
SHEEp.-Sheep are selling at S3.5cGS4.5O p
100 lbs gross The receipts are increasing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
I,iNE TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED

I'iNE TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED
Il WARE offer al small advance upon
cost. superior Ivory Handle Table ana Dessert
Knives, with or without Forks: Csrvers; Game
Carvers; Scoops Tor Pine Apple Cheese; Bread
Knives, and Nut Picks Also Silver Plated
Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Casters, &c. These
Goods are from the best manufacturer know.
Tney are heavily plated on the best quality OF
AData, and will give satisfaction.
mn ? JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

~ Office. The undersigned has on hand a
u large and superior stock OF SC1ItE
STONES, which he will dispose OF at reasoaa
BILE prices TO merchants and consumers. dc III
vites the attention OF the public 10 them, at NO.
90. King street, corner OF Market Alley.
mn g. c. VI. CASTLEMAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

NOTICE.. NJ. CAsILEMAN, h: just
received large assortment OF MOOD
WARE sucn as Hubs, Rims, Spokes Shafts,
Poles, &C. 10 which he invites the attention Of
the public IRA D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

1t is said that Mr.. w. w. Adam, of this
place, has recovered many of the watches
stolen from his store. They were traced to
Buffalo, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

Among the Patents granted last week, was
o.e to Mr.. Thomas S. Jameson, of this city,
for an improved method Of operating valves in
steam engiues. Mr.. Jameson is very skill
ful and ingenious machinest, aud bis Foun-
dry, in this place, is in successful operation.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-11

Here then was n deficiency of 81, ,228, ,679 81, that
has down to this administration, with estimates for
which II did not prepare It could not guard aans this
deficiency in any way whatsoever And it has come down
with this Utah difficulty accumulated upon it.
Sir will it lie contended here that the Secretary of War
to be arrged because of this deficiency which has
grown up under previous administration Is he to be
held accountable for III Iapprehend not. The expen
dtres already made account of this Utah expedition,
by the qlartermasters department, are for regular
supplies $27 TIC 40 incidental expenses, $l0 1928 96
mounts and reounts $68, ,802 so mileage So 500 for
transportation Of troops and for supplies ST. 33
barracks and quarters, 1902 06 amounting, in the
aggregate to ST O86 Is and there articles that
are vet to be furnished in order supply these troops,
to give them the of support during the coming
winter and to protect them to say nothing Of the four
additional regiments that the House has ordered Let
me say here that II this Utah expedition improperly
begun If the President is to be arragned for it here
desire to know from gentlemen upon this floor why they
did not raise this question ON the day Congress met and
put an end to the expedition If they thought that the
expedition begun wrong, or had been prosecuted
wisely then was the time n begin, and they could then
at once have said to him, this thing Is improper, and
we order Il to he stopped bring home your troops
But this was not DONE sir They first adopt resolution
declaring that there Is rebellion In Utah they then
In here and pass bill for four additional regiments TO
enable the President to prosecute the thus improper
ly begun And told that these moneys arc
TO be withheld because he did not call Congress together
when he undertook tho expedition and get their consent
before it was commenced. say, then sir, that the
House doing injustice to ITSELF after its action In
this matter and still greater injustice TO the President
when proposes to charge that this thing has been
improperly done
Sir we have had good deal said here upon another
the gentleman from Tennessee MR. JoSEs] lending his
na,ae 10 this dg that Is floating about in regard TO
tracts and td tie Advantage tht these contracts are
the War Department He did sir very great injustice
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For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW IND IKpRovED ARRANoExxNw


YVyHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
il berland, Wheeling and all parts Of the West.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave (exccpt SuGdav)
Washington Juncton) will way
berland at O'Clock, p. M Ell ss 4ll
I'd MAIL daily (except suniay)
and reaches Wheeling by M connecting Rem
with for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis louis
vlc Cevend Toledo Detroit Chicago 81 Louis Cairo and Inter
mediate points. 4b 5a
The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily p connecting with
express Cincinnati lOuis Cairo, Chicago,
places. The distance Cincinnati olher and
places In the West nearly 100 miles shorter than other
The time 10 these places l. also uuequaled.
Baggage checked through Cumbus Gncna Indianapolis and
81. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred at all points free.
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the largo the West
the possible the ticket Office, Camden saon
Washington city. aPs
second class attached TO the mail train.
from Baltimore Washington vfuc ~ etu mad
Cumberland Oakland They
which leaves Cumberland at Co. reaches Wheeling
at 2
Passengers Washington have appe wash
ington Junction.
only by through baggage
be obtained in Washington.
TOR WAY PASSENGERS flss3t
express going
Fastwally, Whceng
Cumberland reaching bA5
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at xcspt Sndsy stopping
stations Leaves Frederick arriving Batnars
l2. 30,
EIIcUTrs MILLS TRAIN 0. 4 m
snd $50, Leaves Ecotts ALk vt 730, 7so,
except aGnday ff s g1 N 9s
w. & wOOIsInE,
Jan l7-dn Master Of Transportation.
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Mr.. GROW Tread from the statement made in the
Senate by Mr.. DAVIS.
MIR. LEICHER cannot yield TO the gentleman.
Mr.. GROW. | do not want the gentleman to
yield 10
Mr. LETCHER II the gentleman will look little
further he will find that OF this $7S6, $400 IL for
transportation SO that Ii the soldier cost twenty years
ago. $780, dcdncting this increased transportation owing
to the acquisitions made TO the country he only costs
now s3C s3 than he did twenty years ago. .s
Now, sir, how comes this increased transportation
Let Here Is the Qarermaster General account
Of it, and think 1t Is very satisfactory account
OF Texas extssme posts
were Fort wilkins Lake SUPERIOR Fort Smelling at the Junction
" nls hs Mp sr ~ ao No a H., rSs s
Fort Scott on the southwestern frouer d the state Missouri Fort
country Red Fort mile, from Red
% sa ao Issa sss miles from a river ps,.s rs
srs Fort WAsht was eighty SIX and Fort sos ninety miles from
rapidly country and most Of the heavy supplies r ts gar
rson we're obtained the neghborod Fort WAsha then the
distance from the supplied than from tAl
,more 70 hadep while several Of the hand routes over which
the supplies for tho longer than from
this city New
Ing that enife Out 81 view The vast distances nov 70 be
territories With scarcely other than scan supply
Wild with the necessarily being carried
on sufficient TO account for the Increased individual the mill
tary force"
Sir not this satisfactory explanationo Of the increased
cost attending the expense Of soldier from 1850 to $7sG
In the very under consideration here is
poraton Of twelve hundred miles from Fort Leavenworh
to Utah, which is the of this difficulty between the
Territory and this government and where these troops
to be employed Fort Laramie is six hundred
miles of, and Fort Keamey believe between two and
three hundred miles We have acquired Texas and the
defence Of that State to be attended to- We have
qured the country the Pacific coast and that is to be
attended to- We have acquired Oregon and Washington
where posts have been established and to which trans
portaton has to be made. Is it at all wonderful them
that when the extent of country than doubled
when have that much to defend than had be-
FORE there should be enhanced price for transporting
troops, with limited army of fifteen thousand men, to
supply these posts occasion and necessity require? Be-
sides all that part of this very deficiency has been left
rs legacy to this administration from the preceding
have had table prepared WHICH have here showing
how much was left and when it accumulated
Expenditures made BY the Qnaersasteys Department for 6ca,
year ending Jane 80, 1851.
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Mr. lOVElOY. WIN the gentleman allow me to make
a statement right there,
Nr LElCHER, cannot yield, unless tbs co,Dmiitee
WE extend my time. If they will give me unlimited
time MI submit to any interruption from any gentle
man on tbs goor
Mr. L0yEAf hope the gentlcman's time will be
extended
Mr. COLFAX. trss1 tbe gentleman time will be
extended, This is an important subject
Mr. SHERMAN, of Ohio. shall object, at this stage
at the gentleman remarks TO unlimited extension OF
time When his timo Is nearly ont, II he is not able 20
eoSplete his remarks shall have objection to his
fme besBg extended.
W.. LETyHER If consent to interruptions 1t must
I've poo the undc,s S9dng that the House shall consent
to M extension Of my nlra II my time is EXTENDED
viii 'stuy consent 10 bc interrupted to any extent
whate, ~, embarrassing the situation rlay be.
Mr. Cl. ARK b. COCIIRANE / move thai ~ tpif
of the gen ,sn from Virginia be extended for one hour
The CHAIRMAN The proposition can be entertained
by unanimous c, ,Nnsent
Mr. FAIlNSwo,TH. object.
on reading published remarks ind that he did MOI
take ground aanst acGcenoy bills
seessary aud proper.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

hight lines or less make
proportion aud All payable In
thrice week will charged aJ, cents pcr square
the week IN the da,y
cents square spc poli - CHARGED % t
the foregoing
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THARLES' S LONDON CORDIAL. GIN.--THE
" ORIGINAL AND ONLY .IONnON GIN lMpORTEp-This

MTODERN LANGUAG ES.--P Professor DANIEL +.
yt GROuX Teacher Translator Modern Languages
French Spanish German No 225 Penn
Wizards Hotel. Mar 2O-d3m0
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.
nROFESSOR J. Il. CHURCHILL, Artist, RESI-

FHOxOGAAFH Oil IA
nROFESSOR J. Il. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
u ay returns thanks his friends aud patrons for
hent, and solicis a continuance Of the
Studio Mceys Gallery No 4as Pennsyvana three
doors Of ~
Aft
CHARLES S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--TEiE
~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED This Gin,
distilled in London from sound barley under the surveillance Of the
British excise laws, deay with toan
juniper berry and Of the valuable resorac Of the
table kmgdo rendering H. In the opinion OF tho mcd
cad men, tho pnrcst and safest sininant Or ircic rnk
u Is delicious tonic, soft delicate differing entirely
other devoid
the article Holland Cn app~ objectionable
Though intended medicine
generally IN cases Of Dyspepsia oat rheumatism oy Gravel
Cole Cholera Fever and trctne Diseases II the lrhny
The Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Dcbuy, whH e
will find by adoption relief frum those
which frequently and tck telcate
Dr. Valentine Mott New York the highest medical authority
pronounces cRDiAL only superior
other but the best article Of the kind he Inns seen
II peculiarly adapted settlers Ia the southern western
States well for travellers changes Of
For sale IN quarts seventy Axe cents and pmts
by all druggists country
OF limitations Buy only CARhS's NONE OTHER ~ ISfOx1ED
EDMUND c. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar LILY 40 Broadway, New Y0yk.
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COMPLETION Of Panama Railroad Reduction
" Of otaNerntnied sean,sips New
York for Asnwa the 9Th and Goth OF month"; conhcctng
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco.
These steamships approved
Department. and guaranty speed aud aafdy
Tie Panama railroad i7 miles completed
baggage passengers
checked in New York through passengers
embarked companys expense The
money paid In New York all expenses tho NIP.
kept New York. fan
Francisco detention Of accident that Me ross
entirely rriiaDie 500 ~
Passengers they Aspinwa
Conductors through by each evYs u
npd children without other protectors. ftsfsff8
through the apply agency III
West street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND
6--dU
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AIEW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN p
IN STEER Merchant Tailor No 4ss seventh street. has j-,
h StHlNG
h and the public Members Of Congress
walk up Seventh the goods precs Ths who
be to,d that
perfect sasia,on guaranteed all casos aes and
Workmanship Mar sl-2iw3wif
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TIP THE MEDITERRANEAN- N--PLEAHURE
u VOYAGE ny THE STEAMER ERICSSON, A. y. IOwnER,

The Ericsson will leave New York Saturday, May
O'Clock the above stopping Al Gibraltar day Malta
Aexsnda days, Jana or JeruSaem)
nopc day Athens days, Naples days, Marscs days
experienced traveller will the ship
for adnye Those who Intend hut have should
take passage immediately for unless 100 bert he paid prior
April H. the ship Will bc placed on another
Mar Sow
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FURNISHED ROOMS.--Parlors with Bed-roomsat-
tced 70 them lights No 22s lnnsytvania
opposite Wizards Hotel Mar 2l--2m
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GEORGE w. RREGA, ATTORNEY AND CouxsEt-
NJ IoRArIAw No. 10 Wall street. New York.
Nov 20--6mif f Hl u aat9f.ae
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HEORGE w. BRAY, COLLECTOR AND AGENT
NJ for Houses Residence No. 2sa Ninth Street north, besweA
aud streets Washington.
renting collecting promptly puncss
made. Jan 22-d3na
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-28

the Ia nd the Sc - Of .: sections y n IN
section II the NJ ~ of "a the NV ~ on 9l "a p ~
of21 sections ~ 10 f6, Inclusive the IL ma 4. -
IA Of 81; the M ~ Of ~ the - Of BAi aSa Ss,i
g. Of township eleven asd fractional tONnshlp Ovevs ~
range fourteen.
ToWnshps eight nine, ten and eleven and ftas,Io..,
township twelve, Of range thirteen.
Townships eight, nte, ten and eleVen and fAetlon.,
township twelve, OfTauee Twelve.
Townships seven egAt, nlns, and te Of ranRs e,,S.~
Townships seven, eight aad nine, Of range Ten.
TownshDs seven, eight, aud nIas, Of range nIae.
ToWnshlps sIx, Seven eight and nine, Of range esAt
Townships six, seven, eight and nine, Of range ssVan
Townships six. seven, eight, and nine, OF range Sx
TownShps eight, hlae, aa6 Ten, Of range ave-
Townships eight HIse, and Ten, Of range fear.
Townships eight nine. ten, and eleven, Of rnngs thF,a
Townships nine, ten, ana eleven, Of range TIVE.
Lands appropriated By law for the use Of Schools a
~ and other purposes those covered By eoaaDeAI
lowed lands, VIII be excluded from the sales.
No "MInePal Lands, or tTAees containing mineral
deposits to be offered II the public sales such ssV
ands being hereby expressly excepted and EXCEEDED
sale or other disposal pursuant 10 the Requirement. -
the Act Of Congress approved March 1885, entitled "An
provide for the survey Of the public lands In CsN
forna, the granting Of empOn rights therein and er
other puFpOsea"
me Offering ofhs above lands win be cOmme6seA .-
the days appointed, and proceed In the oEdeF uhlsA
they advertised nntl the whole shall have hesa osrs
and the sales thus closed but sale shall be kept opeN
longer than two weeks, and private entry Of snY
Of the lands will be admitted until after w. expiration a
the two weeks. "a
bred and nny.eght JAMES BUCHANAN.
by the President:
J1a g. WlIAON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once.