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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
NEW AND OLD E!
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door
Frames, M9uIdings, Panels, ETC.,

of all descriptions at the very lowest poss BILE hgures.-
Slsl! tlict with glass and painted, ft ORIG, siding, and
in fact everything III the house1iniSling line at THE low
EST RATES. As we have the largest stock on hand of Sash,
Doors, Ec., in tie city, We VII! guarantee prices to suit
purchases Especial attention is paid to manufacture
Of WIN CIV BlindS to order, all Completed, painted and
hug at reduced prices. Feeling under renewed obliga-
tons TO our iricn = and patrons for their kind patronage
for tie lust eight years we would still solicit "A share Of
the same. Respectfully,
aug. "a, '5c-#tf. PERRY Il ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

.. La HEA
rIAS Just opened at his old and well known 1oca
L. ton, ts SPRING Purchases, to which he bCgs to cal
ine att ,ntion of all who desire
Good and Cheap Goods.
His stock is large, an all inspection Of it will satisfy
die most incredtilous that in variety, quality. style and Ia
bOVe all in that which most iHt rests the prudent purclIa-
s.r-t ffSESs-!fs Coos wifi net snher by a cuinptri-
son " tn thcSc to b. found in any similar establishment
n Central Ohio His assortment comprises
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
IN all their variety, including an un;sra;ly varied and
rich Ina. of LddiN' Dress G1otts-nnt fot gcttng the Gen
tlem"n ani the IntermedEtes-Boya AMI Gir.s-.ar the
onward atioIInn:Iit of whom in thu best and MIST sdt.s-
factory style he : also well prepared.
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,
House Furnishing Goods, Notions,
and various articles OF utility and lHxury not st.!st Y com
ing un Ter either head, bst essential to make up Il com
pletc assartnlcIt-ai which are MT; ked ut the lowest pos
She figures. H. s15cts 4 call and Inspection Of Goods
ana prices. Approved articles Of Produce taken in cx-
hang: Tor Goo 5 as heretofore, and the highest market
p1c,s allowed f3r them.
delaware. October :, 1853.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
TIE MIGHTY HEAIER
H~OLLOWAY'S

t.E g sRE aTa tt.t.AEE 81. E-.-- .--.-E =
The free Id missions Of al Nations, as well as the YER
hictnf aclrtdingi Inspi ais ofl. a. Idd- asMeiEtS4h' New
World. stamp this pow erful remedial Af' NJ as the Srrht
est betting irepar ,tiun cst.r made known 10 suffering
man Its ETkATIvE QUALITIES are more than HARNEL-
Gus. through tht-eN rrhtl "ritic"s OF the skin, lnNISlbfe u
IN" naked ego, it r,.achcsth" ~tht of ythe internal disease;
and in all external affections IT'S autI inhaiirina 'TE and
healing virtues sarpass anything else ON record andis
Natures great ally.
Ervsipclas and Salt Rheum.
Arr two of the mGsr common nd viruleni disorders
prcvalea. On Ibis rtiit Al mt. - these the Ointment is rsRP-
cial1y Intasonislir, its "mnIus "perandi' is IrsI Eradicate
the ven"nl and hen ennnpletr III cure.
Bad Legs, OfG Sores, and Ulcers.
Gases of manY years etandinE hat have perfume uusly
refused to yield ~ my other remedy or treL! m, III. have
invariably StIccumbed to afew appIicatiuns"T this power
fu1uugurEt-
E.ruptinns of the Skin.
Arising from a bad STATE of the blood or chr,t ic disease
are rradicHt-d. and a clear and trdnsI aren't surface re
gained by the r-stOrStivC elton of this tiiuIn"ut. IL sur
passes many af the co-Inetissan md nther-tuiet appliances
tntt$powerto tspeIrashes and other dishEnrelneils Of
the :Ice- -[f4
TT Piles and iStuIa. @00
Every form and fraturr OF these prevaitnt ana Stubborn
his em"iIcnf; warm t0nentatinls should Ir"tedr it, APP
plcatirr- It's healing qHHliries will e found tt5c thor
"u gil apd inva riai he. 49,
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
TABLE Ware.

SILVER and Plated Spoons and Forks,
~ silver anu Plated Butter Knives, SOup I1dieag Nfu
Sugar and Cream Spoons. Pickle Forks, &c.
Fine Ivory Handle Knives. 15 r3ar'Tb ggHfoTd Id
Ivory ana Wood Handle Hives and Forks, CarVcrs in setts.
Plated and Britannia Tr, StttS, COR .: and Tea Pot. gtiiJG
Casters, Fruit Bushels, Fancy Tea Bells, &C., will always
be found in variety at No. 3, WILLIAMS BI0CK.s
April Is 1859.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
DIR. BRUNON'S
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES
FOR DELICATE DISEASES.

NT0. 1.-THE GREAT REVIVER-Speedily Grad
IN Icatts al the eva effects OF Self AhuSr. SIclia as gen
rral debility, loss "f memory. wasting away of the or
Euis, or any c0Mst tdtiuiIal arrangements as impCtrucy,
ami wnakiIr>S "r the s.Xral organs, brought ON by the
lurestruined Indulgence Of The passions. Price one dol
lar.
No. THE CONCENTRATED cure in
eight days, any ease Of gon".Tboca, is without taste OF
sn IL and req IiTes no restriction of diet. Price one dol
lar.
No. .-C0NfENTiATE TERIIi-TheU use Of this rem
ndy will cure t!crt in a short time. and can show ctrtIi
Gates III cures cieete;l after all others have failed; this
is also ta>i less and without smell. iricc one dollar.
ety ktfown that Will positively cure structures of the urc-
tia, no matter Of how long StIniing OF neglected the Case
may be. Price one collar. I'D
No. 5-ANIDlERG GlIAIs TLLS-All persons who
have used this dreadful drug (mgrcnry.l (Which remains
in the system for Years. causing 50 many chronic dHs>as-
Is. shoIli use these Pills, which VIII entirely counter
act the effects aud remove it from the system. Price
one dollar. .
No. 6-oRf.NTAL P~ASTIIIS-1s u certain cure for
female Irregularities, or suppression Of the mcnstruatiIn.
Price two dollars.
No. THE CONCTNTRATED the
whites. FILLING of the womb, nervousness, painful men
strGaliO:l. !ricp Ole dollar.
No. 5.-rEIE SGLUTGP-Is n remedy that has never
bee known to fail cnring travel. AMI Ill affections of tn
kidneys and Bladder. Price one dollar.
Either Of the above remedies will h. sent by nIail to
any part ot the United states, on receipt OF the pr.cc an
ncXed. Circulars containing full particulars may be oh
tanned by enclosing one post stamp. Address
.-- ..... DIR. FEIIE RRUNON,
Post Office Box 90, Philadelphia, Pa.
y. Il. The Doctor may be consulted IN complicated cases
by letter or personally, but only such letters will be an
swcred as contain a reasonable fee.
OEIICE, Old York Road and Calowhill street.
July Is '59-*Sm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
NEW
Agricultural Settlement.

To ALL WANTING FARMS,
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A IE1IGHTFCL N
HEALTHY LIMAT - MILES SOUTHEAST OF
PHLATEIFHIA On IHE a N En- AND AT
IANTIC RAILROAD. NLW JERSEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

TvARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 miles from Phila-
u deiphia by kailroad, in the State of New Jersey
Soil among the hest for Agricultural purposes, being n
good loan soil with = clay bottom. The land is a large
tract, divided into small farms, and hundreds from all
parts Of the country are now settling and building. The
crops produced are large and can be seen growing. The
climate Is delightful, and secure from irosts. Terms from
SIS to $50 per acre, payable within four years by install
mcnts. To visit the placc-loave Vine Street Wharf at
Philadelphia ut = n. IN. by Railroad for Hamnhnton,
ice ,iAtlantic County, New Jersey. See full advertise
ment In another column. jly16sem
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

DERS0NS wishing to establish Manufactures in
b Il new and thriving place where business is good
&c advertisements the ammonto Settlement. 6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Clever Seed Wanted

1000 bushels Glover Seed wanted, for
AVOU VIII u we offer the highest market
price in cash.
Feb. IL. NDENHALLL a MILLER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Both the Ointment and Pills should be use,
H. EL.u ..

LII VI III NTTT-.
Y-CAUTIIN!-N0n are genuine unless The words
Holloway. New York and TnHlun. , are disernf.Ie as Il
w lter mark in every leaf { the book of direct :ons around
Zach pot or box; he same in " ne pl1iuIy seen lay holding
the leaf to The light. a hHnisnnr reward will he given TO
any one rendering such Information as may lead To the de-
lection 0fany party or trtIrs counterfritinaih The IN -dicines
or vending the SANE, knowing them tn he spurious.
- Sold at the VI Inur."turieS of PrnfrssOr IloLI nwAY. 50
Maiden Lane. New York, and ny all re>prc table Drug
-is:s and Dealers IN Medicine throughout the United States
and h civilized world. in nnis At Is cents, % cents. and
81 rach-
hg-Thereis i considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
y. 8.-Dirrrtions for tho Guidance of patients in every
disorder are alike! To each pot.
March II. !S.3-Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
To all wanting Farms. See advertisement
u HammOnton Iaihds. lyl5sdna
NOTICE.

THE. ISLAND in the River between william
Il and Winter streets, and the vacant ground between
Cnppenger n Co.'s Lamber Yard and the river, rrohting
on W inter street, is private property and any one taking
sand or gravel hereirom without permission will be LA
bic to a prosecution for trcspass.
August Il. f59-ttf c. PIATT,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

THE newest styles Of Breastpins and Earrings
L Rings, Bracelets, Gold Chains, rLockets, Sieevel BdG
toms and. Studs, Fancy lair Pins, Head Ornaments, an
many either goods in this line. Just received IL hNo.'e
Will ans Block. .-.- -ft G.. 4g r
April Is, 1859. ."' N'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Fine Cutlery m

A LARGE assortment Of fine Pocket Knives ana
u Razors from the ccicbrated mandatory ef Vim. Gil
ciIrist-just rcerivctl at the Jcwclry and Fancy st6fe No.
3, Williams Block. These goods are warranted superior
to any others in the not excepted. Gen
tlemen are invited to call and look at tleia.
'Ai H'Hlhl311 C. tPfATT.
Delaware, May 6--stE. t..ft..b Ii
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Just Received,

A MOTHER lot of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chain
"A Pumps and for conducting water, Ia m2 inch bore.
Sept 9,h59-stf. &. c. CHAMBERL.AIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
IA Package of watches

THIS day received at No. 8 Williams Block, and
/ Will be sold for cash only, cheaper than ever, cal
and see them. -'f h'i
May 2T, 1859. ..r-.L ~.t a..,,.C. PLArTa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
CUTLERY.

IF your want to shave with ease and comfort 20
L Ia Mob. Williams B.urk and get one of GilchrTst's Il EIs
hratcd Razprs. Warranted guris or no sale. frlQ sIdE
Any gentlemen wanting D fine knife will find q superi.
or article of Gilchrst's Fine l;azor-stccl Blades. ~ No. 2
Williams Block. . .- ...r ~.-gT+4rr Cta III
May u. 80. c. PIATT-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
JeWelry.

Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired by .experjeno
wOrkmen. All work warranted- April Is. t5o
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

the defeated candidates here 10 the Black
Republican Senators and Representatives at
Washington, adjuring them. on political
grounds, TO vote against our admission
This movement was going on at time
when our people we're almost 10 state Of
anarchy, and when every interest, public
and private, required our instant recognition
az a State in the Union. 10 this dishonor.
able plot, along with Gov. RAMSEY and tie
editor Of the M,nnesotian, Col. ALDmcn
played n prominent part. The people had
defeated him in his aspirations for seat in
Congress, and, 10 his revenge, he attempted
10 defeat them in their desires for an organ
Natiop ~ State.
While this treason against Minnesota was
Matching at home and Efforts were in pro-
grcss to consumma,e it at Washington, Hon.
Ggoa9E l.. IKcSFa, with the rest Of the
congressional delegation, were zealousy at
work striving 10 scare 10 our people "A
speedy recognition Of their rights. At an
early day Of the session before which the case
Of Minnesota was pending, it became appar'
cut that, in the event Ct admmissiOn. only
two representatives would be entitled to
their seats When this fact was ascertaiDed
Mr.. BECKER, with devotion to the interests
OF Minnesota, IA rare az il was magnani.
nous, voluntarily resigned the position to
which he had been elected, that no question
of numbers or precedence should arise
on the application Of the State. He
did this, not only without hope or expec'a-
ton Of any compensatiDg position from the
federal government, bu, be absolutely de-
elnd to accept high appointment rendered
to him, lest his motives in resiguing his con
gressonal Office should be subject TO false
Interpretation. The course Of Mr. BsckgR
in this affair has had no parallel, 10 its un-
selfish patriotism, in the conduct Of any 9TH
er Minnesota politician with whom we have
any acquaintance. 1t revealed him 10 his
true character, as a genuine true. hearted,
generous, unWlfsh Dcmocrat--as far re.
moved as possible from Col. ALpRlcm, in all
the essential characteristics OF patriotic
citzen-~and We are obliged to the linne-
soi'an for bringing the subject to our recol'
lection.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

stood policy Of the Administration, to with
hold them from public sale until they were
generally occupied.
These pioneers, who made their settle
ments upon these lands, INDUCING in these
hopes, and relying upon the good faith ofthe
Administration; who have exhausted their
means in improving their claims, and in their
attempts to gather from the soil sufficient to
meet the double demands Of the government;
suddenly find their hopes betrayed, and
themselves about to be defrauded Of their
homes. They are placed in this position at
a time Of the greatest financial distress,
when, il the whole people were to contribute
to fund for the purpose, not enough money
could be found within the limits of the
State, to pay for the claims which the gov
ernment exposes to the heartless mercies Of
the highest bidder And, as if TO add
iuhumanity to his breach OF faith, the Pres
ident proclaims these lands for sale at time
before the settlers can possibly get their re-
turns from this seasons crop. The settlers
are thus reduced to the alternative of losing
their homes, of submitting to the exactions
Of the usurer, or Of openly defying the law.
And, il the latter alternative should be re-
sorted to, the President can charge the re-
suit TO his own perfdy, and not to the law.
less character of the frontier settler.
For, the Administration has not acted in
this matter in ignorance Of the condition OF
our people. The Presidents files, and the
files Of the Interior Department are filled
with warnings from the highest authorities
here, official and private, of the distress
which general sale Of these lands the com.
ing fall, would bring upon the settlers, and
with the most earnest entreaties that such a
calamity might be aycrted. These appeals
have been dsregarded, for the assumed ,Iea-
son that the national treasury needs the re.
ceipts which will accrue from the sAk of
these lands TO carry on the government.
This pretence equals in hypocrisy the base.
ness OF the betrayal of principle which per-
mitted the sale to be proclaimed. Not one
dollar in ten OF the amount received from
the sale OF these lands will ever find its way
into the treasury in coin. The sale is made
for the benefit Of spectators, and payments
for the lands will be made in the land-war.
rant scrip in which they deal. Yr
We cannot, OF course, say what estimate
tine Democratic party OF this state lil place
| upon an Administration which has dogard-
ed its most cherished policy, at tiip when
it would work the greatest possible in1nry.
But, il, under all the circumstances Of 1.-THE
case, the Democracy of Minnesota can stom.,
ach the Administration of JAMES BUcpAN-
AN, We are frank to acknowledge that We
cannot stomach the Democracy OF Miu6ssota.
The Presidents proclamation isf@ fol.
| lows:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04
WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT


In order 10 secure greater mail adgan.
tagcs TO our subscribers, hereafter the
WEEKLY PiossRH AsD DEMOCRAT will be
published on Friday, and mailed 10 sub
scrlbers Oh Thursday evening.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04
The Ttmrs Eadoss~s Popular soN.r tgu-
~ a"d sii1spts.s"'s Judxe Douglas.

The Times, in announcing that the Con
stitu,ional Convention of Kansas has pro
bibted slavery in the failure State Of Kan.
sas, SAYS this desirable work has etn con.
summa,ed UNDER THE RULING or Tug
GREAT ANp CORRECT POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
DOCTRINE Our neighbor adds:
The majority of the people have decided, not
Congress, TO preserve the soil OF that new state
free from the curse Of slavery.
Slavery, the Times admits, has been pro
hibited in Kansas, through the instrumen.
tali'y of the Democratic doctrine Of Popular
Sovereignty, This great good has been ac-
complshed not 10y Congressional interven-
ton MS insisted upon by Republicans, but by
the people OF Kansas, in the exercise Of the
right Of sell government conferred upon
them in 1884, 10y Senator DorGLAs Kansas
Nebraska act.
In the same article in which the Times
pays the above tribute to D,mc cratic prin-
ciples, i, says:
The Douglas popular sovereignty doctrine
leaves II Tor the people to regulate their do.
nestle Affairs IN their own way ,rhta Ten
tory me-, gss into Il Ntafs.
10 this doctrine the Time, objects. for.
getting at the same time, that the very ac,
Tor which IT praises the people of Kansas, is
being performed at II time when that Terri.
tory is merging into State Nor does the
ime, riChtlully represent the porGLAs doc
trlne OF Popular Sovereignty, for it is upon
the iden,ical principle which the Times
charges Judge nor6iN with sustaining.
that he il at issue with the extremists OF
the South. Judge D., in his Illinois cam.
paigu with LINCOLN, in the great debate
in the Senate on the sd of February
asst, and in his rccu, letter To j. H.
, poRR, Of Dubuque, has consistently main
tanned the position tina, the PEOPLE OF aTer
rltory. like these OF u state. shall decade Tor
themselves whether slavery shall or shall no,
exist within their limits. On this question
| porGLA, position is condemned by DAVIS
/ BRowS and stipE,L. Of the South. and by
| SEw,Rn, WAns. CnAss. TgvMHvGI. and
others, at thej North, who unite in main
tanning the doctrine OF Congressional Inter
vru,lon in the affairs OF the Territories
II the Times will rad Judge por.LAs
speech in the Senate, IN February last, il
will sac that j, has done him injustice: an,
as cur ucghbor has become a CONVEX, I,
,hc doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty. W,
trust !, will he prompt IN remcjying h,
wrong done It's distinguished advocate
AoooHnl>o To the latest London papcr.
their Is rasop to believe tina, Mr. Coups'
is 20, unlikely 10 be aIPoin,,d,o the i'm
portaul oNcc II uovrrnor G,ntra, of "a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

TUX - Paul Iiss,, in commenting
upon an item stating that Senator noCULs
political friends IN New York arr abIt TO
call q general mas meeting. with a view OF
formally dominating him for the rex, Prs
ideuey, says that such cour-c will ds.
psuse with tbs humbug OF an electoral col
lcgc AMI eqlal1c the voice Of the people "
prcitg'oa' 80 the proper way 10 ans nj
the Constitution o, the United STATES u by
a mas usv,lng in New York We ,boash,
the Constitution prescribed a diHern,
method, ba, p.~sitly the i,as' Is righ,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

ls45I ny
In pursuance of law, l, JAMES Brcn AxANes
President of the United States OF Americk e "
hereby declare and make known that.p4DiC3
sales will be held at the aforementioned 1&net
offices in the state of Minnesota at the psriS6H
hereinafter designated, 10 wit:
At the land Office at ST. CLoup, commencing
on Monday, the seventh day of November next,
for the disposal Of the vacant lands in the eren-
numbered sections within the aforementioned
townships which remain to the United States
within siN miles on each side of the railroad
from saltwater, by way Of Saint Paul and
SAINT Anthony. TO point hstNeen the foot Of
Big Stone Lake and the MzEnA Of Sioux Wood
river, with branch, viA 9oint Cloud aud Crow
Wing. 10 the navigable wntsrs Of the Red River
of the North, subject. as require d by law, to
minimum Of hro dollars and ftty csak pr
acre, viz "a
sosrH ~ rBr sAss tIsE AND WIS, o. IN vots1M
rkt>tlrAL sERIBiAs.Sa
Tow aship- g. 80. ant IS. If range O. S.
TTs s~%:s,P: Z Z = e. "a 4 81. .
= Z :ss ssr II ;.s ss.' e
io~Hship. = !, and 81. a.da g ~. Of Township 81
outside II he Port Ripley rsssvsAa6n ~ range y.
NORTH % rHE r,sr LIxE AND wssr o. rHr yr,rH
fRiSdrAL sestDtsS
townships III AID Ia Of rsns-s'25 aad y.
Tosa.als. \. and X x. u raass 2;
rewnxhipsylz asdi2s OF range 10
Township Ia, q rsnges ~ ards.
Te~nships lN q Ia u range 3.
At the land Office at FOREST CRY, eommenc.
ing on Monday, the thirty first day Of October
next, for the disposal Of the vacant lands in the
ersnhsmbtrNd sections within the under men,
toned townships which remain TO the United
states, within six miles on each side Of the rail.
roads, from saltwater, by way Of Saint Pau,
aud Saint Anthony.to point between the foot
Of Big Stone Lake and the mouth Of sioux.
Wood River. with branch, via Saint Cloud and
Crow Wing TO the uayigable waters Of the Red
RIVER Of the NORTH and from saint Paul and
from saint Anthony, via Minneapolis, TO a con.
Senieni point OF junction west OF the Mssissip.
pi, to the southern boundary Of the territory in
the direction OF the mouth Of the Big Sioux
River, viii . branch. via Fanbault. to the
north line Of the STATE OF Iowa. west Of range
sixteen. subject, ~ required by law, 10 a min
imam Of tcodaiiDs ami hfty CENTS per acre, viz:
sosts % sus ssss ii>s .sp wssr OF rsE torKrH
Al ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04


T.wnship. = and = - rang. -
Taxu.atps 2 = Nus al rsDse -
Township. 2 - AnG :, Of range -
sexTs rHs 500 1--WE w,.Y o. rKr ,,rrH
FHTsstrsL sHsfBt.s
Ta~nshigs no. ~. H. no AMI 10 Il range n
fo~ ~. 10 M, las lls - and l?l 81 range z
fr~psas, llo, IL. IT, no - And IN o. raaxs y
rasashiss no ~. ~ lfe tAsl4I.l u rAe.. :,
rrsush - IL lls, nd ~ Of rangs y
rp~usa'ps H. ~ sai - ~ range d
@a.p,ps lI-. Z :, ~ sra > ut r.L.e =
1eufss'ps iis . % aUt - q r.r 70 :
fs-a shigs IL. 10 ant ~ of "a Ee -
IFsrsmss ll' liss rd - I ransr NJ
tnsu.t - ~ lis sn4 ~ o. rage 81
r7su.s - 10 aal - 1fr.Ugf D.
Ts~lss'g. 90 snt = nffa.s-u
fS~hsails - 10 as. "a r.nx-- a IS q sha =
Al the Iand Office al HsSnEE-oS. commencing
On MONDAY. the seventh dsy oi November Rext.
for the disposal Of the va ant land. 10 the srs..
assbsT,d sections stihfn The undermsntloned
iowuships which remain % the hi,ed state.
within "a miles 90 each side of the railroad
from >alnt Pau AMI from saint AntAosy. Va
N annapolis, o. q convenient POINT Of function
Se.' 81 the his-ssippi. a. The southern bogn.
iary u the territory. IN the DIRECTION Of the
mouth 81 the - spaN River. sth br.nrh.
a fAfhagi 90 ilr nuf'l me II tie -ta,s al