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[No. 617.]
Males of Public Lands In the Territory of
Kansas.
I N purniuiice of law, it id hereby declared that
public sales will beheld, tm made km wn in the nolle* of post
pouetoiiut dated May 27, 1858, si the undermentioned land offices In
the Territory ofKausna, to Hit :
At I tin land office At Lauouem*, comineucuig on Monday, the .SrW
day of Nnvciiti nr mm, for the dl pnenJ of tint public Untie within the
following luivuaUipe uud | tart < of luwinthlps, vis
3'outA u/thr i .l/e line and ccut of ttu tid/h principal meridian
The parte of lownelilpa ir and IS ouhsl.le of tlie Indian ruaeivuliou,
ami umnslnp* IS, an. 31. uutl 33, til runyo 33
That purl of lowiulds 17 olilaido of the Indian ruaorvaliou, and
to ij.hips 18, 19, 30, a, ami 33, of range 21.
Sovtloaa 19, 27, 30, 31, 32. 33. and 34 of town-hip 12 ; sections 3 to
10, inclusive ; 10, iud 17 to 22, lucltislve , ami 27 to 34, Inclusive, of
township 13 ; act lit on* 3 to 10, kuciusivs; 15, ami 17 to 22, liicliislvu;
i,ml 27 t'> 34, Inclusive, of towuabtp 14; sections 3 to 10, Inclusive.
15, anil 17 to22, inclusive, 27 In 30, inclusive; and the lots 1, 2. 3,
ami 4, of section* 31, 32, and 33, of tow nship 15; the W 1,, and the
loti 3 and d, of section 2; lots 1, 2, and 3, of section 8; loll J and 2,
of 10 Hie W 'i, ami the Itiu 2 and 3, of 11; the W 4a, and the lots
2 and 3, of 14, Iota 1 and 2, of 15; lots I and 2, of 22; the W ',, and
the hat 2 uinl 3, oi 23; tile W U. ami tint lota 2 and 3, of 2d, lota 1
unci 2, of 27; lot 1 and 2, of 34, tli> W Jfr, und the 1??tn 2 and 3, of
36, of lowushlp 16, and township* 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22, of range 20
fraotiona) Lowushlp 11; town.ship4 12, 13, and 14, the parte of
town, dtps 15,10, mid 17 outride of the Indian reservation, and town
ships 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22, of rungo 19.
Fractio nl township 11, townships 12, 13. and 14, the parts of
lowushlpn 15, 16,17,18, and IV outatdo of the Iudian reservation,
and townships 20 21, and 22, of rungo 18.
At the land oAoe at ljc<x>Mm>nr, commencing on M<?iiday, tho ff
le*iUh day of November neat, for the dhpoial bf tho public lauds
within the follow tug town-hip and parln of townships, viz:
South of the base line and east of the sixth principal meridian.
Fiaetional township 11, townships 12, 13, and 14; the parts of
townships 15 and 19 outside of tho Indtau reservation ; and townships
20 21, ami 22, of range 17.
Fractional township 11; townships 12, 13, and 14; the parte of
townships 15 and 19 outside of the Indian reservation; and town
ftlilu* 20, 21. and 22, of iange 16
The parts of fractional township 11 and of township 12 outside of
the Indian reservation; township.* 13 and 14. the parts of townships
15 and 19 wihiilo of the Italian reservation; and township.* 20, 21,
\ and 22, of range 15.
'i Tito parts of township 12 outside of tlio ludlan reservation; townships
13 and 14 . the parts of townships 15 and 19 outside of tho In
iliau reservation; and townships 20, 21, and 22, o| range 14.
At the laud ollico at KioaAroo, coinuieuclug on Monday, tho first
y day ol November licit, for the disj>osal of the public lands within (he
!"; tiillowing townships and part* of townships, viz:
South of the base line and ea*t of the sixth juiiu.ipal meridian.
Township 3, of rango 23.
Townships 2. 3, 4, and 7, of range 22.
Towuships 2, 3. 4, 6, and 6, and the parts outride of tho IudiuO
re * i vatiou, of township 7. of range 21.
hivhoiu 9. 10,11, 18, 14, 15, 17, and 20 to 35, Inclusive, of township
2; townshipi 3. 4, 5, and 0, uud the part.* outside of the Indian reservation,
of towu.slnp 7, of rang.-x 20.
Hoc. ions 10, 20, 21, and 28 to 35, iuclusivo, of township 2; townships
3. 4, 5, and 0; and sections 1, 2, 3. 4, 6, 11, uud 12, of township
7, of range 10.
I - Sections 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, uud 17 to 35, inclusive, cf town
Bbip 2; township* 3, 4, und 6; and (lie parts of townships 0 and 7
outside of the ludfcui reservation, of range 18.
Sections 29 to 35, inclusive, of township 1, township 2; the parts
of townships 8, 4, and 6 outside of tho Indian reservation; and nee
lions 1,2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 22, 23, and 24, of towu?hip tl, of
range 17.
Sections 17 to 86, inclusive, of township 1; township 2; and the
parts of tow nship 3 outside of tho Indian reservation, oi range 16.
Sections 4 to 36, inclusive, of township 1; township 2; the parts of
townships 3, 4. and 5 outside of tho liuliau reservation; sections 4 to
9, inclubive, 17 to 21, inclusive; and 28 to 33, Inclusive, of township
6; sections 4 to 9. inclusive ; und 17 to 21, luclusive, of township 7, of
rnuge 15.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 6. aud the parts of township 7 outside
of the Indian reservation, of rang? 14
< At the land oltic? at Kickapoo, commencing on Monday, tho 19th
day of November next, for tho disposal of the public lauds within tho
following townships and parts of township*, viz:
South if the. base line and rant of the sixth principal meridian.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and tl, and tho parts of township 7 out-i do
S of tho Indian reservation, of range 13.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6, of range 12.
lawn'mips i, a, auu u, tn rimgu .?
> Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, anil 5, ami tho parU of townships 7, 8, 9, an J
10 mit-mle of the Imtiaii recurvation, of range 10.
Townshl|>s 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, ami 10, of range 9.
IaioIj appropriated by taw r. r the use of schools, military and
| othrr jmr/Xif c ', w ill bo excluded from the sales.
Tile olli-rlug of the above lands will bo ronnnouceil on the days up
pointed, and will proceed In tin- order in which thov are advoi tlso-1
until the w hole shall havo boon offered and the sales thus closed; but
no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private ontry
of any of lie lands wilt bo admitted ttuiU after the expiration of
the two weeks
Given under my band, at tha city of Washington, this 21st day of
July, 1858.
llv order of the President:
THUS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of tho General land OlDco.
Nl I TICK TO PRE KMITION CLAIMANTS,
livery lierson ontitlod to tho right of pre emption to any of tho lauds
W itlun the townships and parts of townships ubovo enumerated U required
to establish the same pi tho satisfaction of tho register and receiver
of tho proper laod office, and make payment therefor as soon as
jirarticalile after seeing thit notice, and livloru tho day ap|K>lntod for
!' the connnencement of the public sals of tho lands embracing the
; tract claluiod; otherwise such claim will ho forfeited.
TUCKS. A. HENPRICKH,
1 Commissioner of tlio Getiorul Land Office,
i July 24?luwl3w [Int.AStar]
[No. 616.]
Sales of Public Lands in the State or Louisiana*
IN PURSUANCE of law, it in hereby declared
tliut public ?alerf will be hold, a* made known in the notice <,f
' postponement, dated .May 27th, 1868, ut tho undei moutionud land of
i!co iu tlio Stito of IsOui-^iaiiH, to wit:
At the laud office at Monroe, commencing on Mouday, the 20th day
of September ncxtk lor the disposal of tlio public lands, heretofore un
offered, io tlio tallowing townships and parts of townships, viz:
North (>f the Itase. line and edit of the principal meridian.
Sections 2, 4, and 6; the NK >i and the of NW % of 8; the N
of 10; the N %, the N }n of HK , and the N % of SW.^ of
i2, of township eighteen; sections 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 24,
' 20, 28, 80, 32, 34, and 30, of township ninleten; sections 1 to 26, inclusive
; and sections 28, 30, 32, 34, uud 36, of township I aunty; and
township twcnty-ont?, of range eight.
.Sections 2 , 4 , 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 24 , 26, 28 , 30 , 32, 34, and
36, of township nineteen; sections 1 to 30, inclusive; and sections 32,
v 34, ami 30, of township twenty; and townships twenty one, tuenty ho,
itld twenty-three, of ranQe nine.
| Sections 2. 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, 20, 28, 30, 32, 34, and
36, of township nineteen; sections 1 to 30, Inclusive; and sections 32,
' 34, 33, and 30, oi township t enty; and townships twenty one, twenty
two, and twenty-three, of range ten
Jbivik.'htps twenty, twenty-one, and twenty two, of range eleven.
At tin* laud offico at Monroe, commencing on Mouday, the 27th day
of September next, for the dUpoaal of the vacant lands In the evennamhered
sections, within tho undermentioned towoHblpH, which romain
to the United States, within sir. miles on each side of tho ?? Ticks burg,
Shreveport, and Texas railroad," .subject, as required by law, to
u minimum of two dollars and fifty cents per acre, ris:
North of the base line and east qf the principal meridian.
Townships 17 and 18, of rang* 8.
'j'uwni<lil]*4 to, i/, aim in, <m ranges w, iu, 11, aim iz.
i Townships 16, 16, and 17, of ranges 13 ami 14.
Townships 15 and 16, of ranga 15.
The offering of the above lands will bo commenced on tbo days appointed,
an I will proceed in the order in which they nro advertised,
until the whole hhall have been offered, and the Hales thus closed;
but no salo ?h*Il be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private
entry of any of the lands will bo admitted uutll after the expiration of
the two weeks.
lands appropriated by law for the use of schools, military and
4jthe.r fwrptMes, will bo excluded from tbo sales.
(11 von under my hand, at the City of Washington, this sixteenth day
of July, A. D. 1858
By order of tho President:
THOS. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICK TO IHE-EM1TTOK CLAIMANTS.
Every person entltlod to the right of pro emption to any of tho
lauds within tho townships and parts of townships above mentioned
is required to estaWisli the same to tho satisfaction of the register and
receiver, and make payment the refer a? eoou as practicable after
seeing thta notice, and before the day appointed for the commence
ment of tho public sale ot tho lands embracing the truct claimed,
otherwise such claim will bo forfeited.
THOS. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of tho General Laud Office
July 18?lawlffw [iqMfcStar]
[No. 007.]
Notice of the postponement of. the public sales
of the lands in the parishes of Madison and
Carroll, in the State of Louisiana, ordered to
be held by proclamation No. 6iw.
"JVrOTK'B is hereby given that ihe public Hales of
t|j,> vacant public, laiuta within tho parishes of Madison and
Carroll in tho State of Ix>ui?iana, ordered by proclamation No. 5f8,
dated March 9, 1868, to bo hold ut tho land office at Mouroc, in the
State of Louisiana, on tho 14th and 28th of June next, have boon pout
potted, by order of (fee President, to tho 20th and 97th of September
. m'Xt, prior w wiim-ii <uwa i?? ?. wv . .. ,?v,?u
a ion to In* .
' T1I0S A HENDRICKS,
CommlMlouer of tlie (taueral louil Olflcr.
UirW-Ii?4o (IntASur)
|\o. Ilij
Notice of tlie Removal of the Land Office from
the Island of Mackinac to Traverse City, In
the State of Michigan.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the aci
| of Congress, entitled "An act authorizing changes in tho location
kmnd aflfoa," approved March 3d, 1843. It i< hereby declared and
*nad4f Jttiown .that the office for the sale til the public lands at Mark!
iiac, in tje State of Michigan, will bo removed to " Traverse City" a*
CM rariy a pc** practicatie after the 1st of July i?eu.
| Further uotlu? ** to l'>0 precise time of removal will l>o Issued by
tho rogi dcr ami rfs;?l*#4r for the land district.
iJiven under my hanJ Ilia city of Washington, thla seventh ?laj
*4 June, A. 1> 18ft*
By ardmr of the President; THOfl. A RKNIiRlCKH,
f June 8 w6w Couaal id?*?** ?f the General laud Office.
KlI. LILLET, Counsellor at Lsw, lias remover
? bts U) bin i-?l'lcnre In Frank lui Hnv, Co. Jter of K am
I TUirternth strata lie will continue Ui devote hi* uUeuUoo pDndpel
ly In cam'# ID tbe United State* Supreme (Joart
Oct u? -dtr
ffMDC CIVIL LAW OK SPAIN AND MEXICO
jV Ar?#og?'<t on tho principle# of tlio modern rode#, with n?U'
] * *n<l rpfor?orm# Preceded hy a historical Introdix fion to the Spaniel
And Mexican law. and imbodying iu an Appendix anno of the mo*
4m?iOf tant aou ol 4h? Mexican Coofrt#*. By t.nptavna Schmidt
fOt 9ro Price tf, barUnforo $*
JTialy FIUNCK TAYLOR.
;
[No. 615 ]
! Notice for the Restoration of certain lands to
Market in the State of Florida.
rpiIK jrrant of land made by act of Congress, apJL
proved May 17, 1856, U> (lie State of Florida, to di<l in tho cooti
uctiou of certain railroads therein mentioned, having been no far
adjusted *5 t0 authorize tho release from withdrawal of tho lands
hereinafter described, notice is hereby given that all the vacant offered
lands heretofore withdrawn from sale or entry which lie outside of
f ix miles on each ride of the "Alabama and Fmridg," the "i'em.?< olit
and Georgia," the "Florida, Atlantic, and Gulf Ceutrul," and the
Florida'' railroads, altuatt-d in the underuioulloticd townships. which
have not beeu selected in virtue of said grant, or any other grant
luade by Congress, or legally claimed by pro eruption, and which were
tub jut to yrn.uU entry at the daU of withdrawal, will he restored to
private entry ou the days and at the places hereinafter specified, at
the ordinary minimum t?f f 1 25 per acre, or at the prices to whiob
they may have graduated at the date of withdrawal.
At the land oiiico ui Vaujuiammck ou Monday, the sixth day of &p
teiuher next, viz:
North (f the bate line and ast cf the principal mervttim.
Townships 2 and 3, of ranges 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Township 2, of ranges 6, 7, 8, U, and 10.
Townships 1 and 2, of ranges 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15.
Towuship I, of raiigo 16.
&/ulh of the lose line and eatI of the principal meridwu.
Townships 2 and 3, of range 1.
Townships 1, 2. sad 8, of ranges 2, 8, 4. 6, 6, 7, and 8.
Townships 1 and 2, of range 9.
Townships 1, 2, and 8, of range 10.
Townships 2 and 3, of range 11.
Township 1, of ranges 13 and 14.
Townships 1 and 2, of ranges 13 and 16.
Iowuship 1, of range 17.
North uf the Ixtse line and west of the princijHtl meridian.
Townships 2 aixl 3, of range 1.
Township 8, of rouges 2, 8, ami 4.
Tow us hips 4, 6, anil 0, of ruUgo 7.
'inn nsliipK 1, 2, 4, 6, anil 6, ti ranges 8 and 9
Townships 1, 2, 3, f>, and 0, (if ranges 10 and 11.
Townships 2, 4, 0, and 6, ol ranges 12, 13, 14, 15, aud 10.
Townships 1, 3, 5, and 0, of rungo 17.
Towuahip* 1, 2, 4, and 5, of ranges 13, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23.
Tuwnsld|H 1, 4, and 6, of range 24.
Township* 3, 4. uud 5, of range* 20 and 27.
Townships 1, 8, 4, and 5, of range 28.
Tow u till 11>? 3. 4, aud 5, of range 20.
Township* 3 aud 4, of range 3l>.
Township* 3, 4, aud 5, of rauge 32.
Townships 4 and 5, of rauge 33.
South uf the bate line and uvxt of the jirincijml meridian.
Township 1, of ranges 13, 14, 15, 10, 18, 19, 20, 21,22,23, 24,
and 25.
Township 1 and 2, of rauge* 20 and 27.
At the land office at N|Wxa.\svillk on Monday, the alxtb day of Sepi
inber next, viz:
South (f the base line aiul east of the principal meridian.
Townships 2 and 3, of range 11.
Towuflthlp* 2, 3, 4. 13, and 14, of range 12.
TownshljM 1, 3, 4, 11, 12, 13, and 14, of rango 13.
Townships, 1, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, and 13, of range 14.
Townships 1, 2. 4, 5,9, 10, 11, and 12, of rango 15.
Townships 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, and 11, cf range 10
Townships 1, 2, 4. f>; 0, 7, 8, 9, and 10, of range 17.
Townships 1, 2, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, 9, and 10, of range 18.
Townships 1,2, 4. 5, 0, 7, 8. and 9, of rango 19.
Townships 1, 2, 6, 0, 7, and 8, of range 20.
Townships 1, 2, 4, 5, aud 0, of range 21.
(ilven under# iiiv hand, ut the city of Washington, the 1st day of
July, 1858.
JOB. a. WILSON,
July 4 lawCw Acting Commissioner of the Ceimral Innd Office.
(No. 602.]
lly the President of the United States.
TN pursuance of law. 1, James liachaiuui, President
JL (>f the I'nlted Btntes of America, do hereby declare and make
Known that public sales will bo held at the undermentioned land offices
in the Tkkritory or Nkiiilask.a, at the periods hereinafter designated
, to wit:
At the land office at Buow^viuJt, commencing on Monday, tho sixth
cUiy uf Septemlvr next, for the dlsj>osal of the pitbite lands within the
following named townships, viz:
North of the base line and east of the. sixth principal meridian.
Tlint part of township one outside of the Hao and Fox, and Half
Breed, Nemaha reservation, of rango 17.
The parts of township.^ 1, 2, 3, ami 4 oiiL ldo of tho Roc and Fox,
and Half Breed, Nomaliu reservation, and fractional tow ishipd 5 aud
6, of rango 10.
That part of township one outside of tho Sac and Fox rose r vat Ion:
town-hip 2, tho part* of town ships 3, 4, xihI 5 outside of the Half
Brood, Nemaha reservation; and fractional township 0, of range 15.
11. .* .w.ri ..f AM* ..ntsMn or Hit- ftio mirl IA?* r<>Ri*rvntion
tovvnship* 2, 3, and 4 ; that part, of township 5 outsido of the Half
Breed, Nemaha reservation, amrtownKldp 6, of range 14.
Township 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, of range 13.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 0, of range 1'2.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, of range 11.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 0, of ruugo 10.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 6, of range 9.
Ai the land office at Xkbkask.* City, commencing on Monday, tlio
sixth day of September next, for the disposal of the public lands within
the lollowing-named townaiilpa, viz:
North of the bar> line ami east of the sixth principal meridian.
Fractional townships 7 and 8, ol range 15.
Township 7, and fractional townships 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, of rango
14.
Townships 7, 8, 9,10, 11, and 12, and fractional township 13, of
rango 13.
Townships 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, and fractional townships 12 and 13,
of range 12.
Townships 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, and fractional township 12, of range
11. .
Townships 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, aud fractional townships 12, 13, and
14, of range 10.
Townships 7, 8, and 13, and fractional townships 14, 15, and 10, of
raugo 9.
At tho land ?>ifico at Omaua City, commencing on Monday, tho sixth
1 day of September next} for tho di>;j>osal of tho public lauds within tho
| following named townships, viz:
j North of the fas* line and east of the sixth principal meridian.
Fractional townships 13,14, 15, and 10, of range 14.
I Fractional townships 13, 14, 15, 18, and 17, of range 13.
Fractional .townships 12 and 13, townships 14, 15, and 16, and frac
! tional townships 17, 18, 19 and 20, of rango 12.
i Fractional township 12, towuships 13, 14, 15, 10, 17, and 18, and
fractional townships 19 and 20, of range 11.
I Fractional townships 12, 13, and 14, and townships 15, 10, 17, 18,
I 19, and 20, of range 10.
I Fractional townsh'pa 14, 15, and 10, and townships 17,18, 19, and
20, of range 9.
* Lands appropriated by law for tho use of schools, military, aud other
purposes will be excluded from the sales.
The offering of tho above lands will bo commenced on the days appointed,
and will proeeod in tho order in which they are advortlsed,
until tho whole shall have been offered, and tho sales thus closed; but
no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private enI
try of any of tho lands will he admitted until alter the expiration of
the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at tho city of Washington, this thirtieth
day of March, anuo Domiui one thousaud eight hundred and fifty eight.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
Thoh. A. Hknwucks,
Commlssaiouir of tho General Iiiud Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre omption to any of tho
lands within the townships and parts of towushipa above enumerated
is required to establish tho same to tho satisfaction of tho register and
receiver of the proper land office, and make payment therefor as soon
as practical>ie after seeing this notice, ami before tho day appointed for
the commencement of the public, sale of the lands embracing tho tract
claimed, otherwise such claim will btu orfeltod.
THUS A HENDRICKS,
Ap 3.?lawtds Commissioner of the General Lend Office.
[Intnl. nnd Star ]
T?UTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.?The EDTAW
JCi HOUSE haviug been thoroughly roncuvod, altered, and elo
guntly return Ishod, possessing all ll'fl modern Improvements of
steam, gas, baths, hilllard saloon, etc., is now ready to accommodate
the public in a style unsurpassed J>y any flrst-cUnis hotel in the country.
The especial attention of gentlemen travelling with ladles and families
is called to the superior arrangement* of this house. Its spacious
and lofty apartments, arranged in full and convenient suits of
parlor*, chambers, etc., present most attractive and desirable accommodations.
The sumptuouanes" nnd excellence of its table, the superiority of its
wines and liquors and general appointments shall continue of the
highest grade.
It is centrally situated, for either business or pleasure travellers,
in a most elevated and healthful location, at the corner of linlilmoro
an I Eutftvv streets, a few squares from the Baltimore and Ohio and
Washington railroad stations.
Coaches and porters attend upon nil the trains and steumers for the
conveyance of guests and their baggage.
No pains will bo sparod to inake the KUTAW the elegant and com
for table home of its guests.
TEll MS.
Gentlemen'a ordinary . .$2 00 per day.
ladies' do 2 &0 11
May '28 law4w JOHN CARROLL, Proprietor.
V^TATK OF OEOliUIA, EI.BERT COUNTY.
Ill the superior court of said county, March torm, 1858.
Present his Honor James Thomas, judge of said court.
Whereas sundry bil s have been filed in this court by legatees un
dor tho will of Win. H. Bureh, deceased, against John C. Burch, executor
of said will, for payment of their respective legacies, nnd claiming
that the legacy in mid will Sarah Kesoo should bo paid to tho
parties entitled thereto iu the event of her death, leaving no child or
children.
i It is ordered that said ftirnh Kegee, or her children, or bei tr their
, legal representative*, appear In Oil# court at or before the March term,
I WOW, to claim said legacy, a#. In default of said appearance, said
legacy will then bo directed to be paid to tho purlieu now before the
; court.
, And It I# further ordered that a copy of thUi order be published ouce
I a mouth for nine months, the publication to bo before tho month of
March, 185?, in t lie* R?l lowing newspapers, to wit: Tito Constitutionalj
glial, published in Augusta, Georgia; The JUnion, published in Wash
jugton, in the District of Columbia; The I/mirivlII?? Journal, published
r pi JxmiHvillc, Kentucky; and Home nowspupof published in Cincinnati,
Ohio,
r A true extract from lb? tujuutes of the superior court of Klbert
county. Georgia, at ilarcb term, A- 1808, this 17th April, 1858.
April '27?lainttm H<X*pf*R. IflLXH, Ctork.
HOW TO LAY OUT A GARDEN. -InUndcd q*
a gonoral guldo In choo lug, forming. or Improving an nauto
1 fr.un a quarter nor* to a hundred acrea in oxtnnt, with rnferflnce In
, l>otli llm dealgn and execution j by Edward Kotnp, landaeapn par
donor 1 vol., l/indon - llluatraiod
A Manual of Mlfltngrapbla Manipulation. tr< allng of llm priu.llro
M thl> *." *nd It* varlou- n|>,>li< atioin io nature , by Ink Price I
vol., l/aidoll.
E|>l copal Hwwtdgpjpb In England, from llm reoorda and rlirtmlcle*of
a (he Church ; l>_\ Wiu e^Ublm, Vicar or Nuvexlmok 1 vol., Oxford
1 IJfo aod Tlm?i of fi-4erw? I'-rlhea. 1vol.
t lax-tor Aolouin ; a 1*1. by Hit1 aoiUyr pf loioim < Renonl. T la day
1 r.t rlrrd and lor aalu Ov aUANKI.IV III1IJ1,
Vew Dookatore. .132 IVnbaylvnnla avenue,
Aug 8 between 0lh and )0tb ?lr.'C|a
i
to him.
It will bo stipulated in tho contract that if dofuult ho made by tho <
parties of the Arst part in delivering *11 or any of tho timber named
of the quality and at tho tiuie and place provided, than utid in that 1
cage the contractor and his aurdUeH will forfeit and pay to the United i
stales a sum of money not exceeding twice tho total amount therein
agreed upon as the sum to ho paid in case of the actual delivery of the I
whole, which may ho recovered from time to time according to tho
act of Oongnm in that cage provided, approved March 3, 1843.
f}jrm of Offer.
y, 1 of , in the State of hereby agree
to furnish and deliver in tho United States navy yard at , I
twenty Avt> thousand cubic foot of promiscuous livo-oak timber, In .
coufhrinity with tho advertisement of the Bureau of Construction of tho
date of - ? June, 1868, for tho sum of ; .via;
6,000 cubic foot Hided 16 and 18 iuehoa, at -per foot $
10,000 do do l'J and 14 I lichee, do do....
10,000 do do 0 and 10 luchoe, do do....
25,000 do do
Total value.
Should my offer bo uccoplod, I ropiest to bo addressed at ?,
and the contract forwarded to the navy agent at , or to mo
;it , tor slgtukturo and cortiAcute.
July , 1858. A B.
Form oj Guarantee.
We, tho undersigned, , of in the Slate or ,
hereby guaranty that, In caao the foregoing bid be accepted, ?
will, within tou days after the receipt of the contract ut the post office
named, or navy agency designated, execute the contract for tho came,
with good anil suttlcient sureties; iu cane Bald shall faii to en
ter into contract as aforesaid, we guaranty to make good tho dtlfor
once between tho oiler of the said and that which may bo
accepted. C I).
, 1858. K. F.
Witness, G II.
I hereby certify that the above -named C D and K F are known to j
mo as mon of property, and able to inako good tholr guarantee.
, 1868.
To be signed by tho United States district judge, United Slates dis I
triet attorney, collector, or navy agent.
June 15?lft w4w I
[No. G12.] j
Notice Tor the Restoration of Certain Lands
to Market in the 8tate of Michigan.
f IMIE f^rant of land made by tho act of Congress,
JL approved Juno 8,1856, to tho State of Michigan, to aid in the
construction of certain Railroads therein mentioned, having boon so
tor adjusted as to authorise the release from withdrawal of the lands
hereinafter doacribcd, notice is hereby pitvn that all the vacant offered '
lands which lie outside of ?is milet on each side of tho >(Grumt Kapids
.1 In.l lonn H LMI..I ??.,! t?,. U I.. >> t l?A ? ? 1 t.'l C, lit an.I
Milwaukee" Railroads, situat-d in the undermentioned township,
which have not boon selected in virtuo or Haiti grant, or any other
grunt made by Congress, or legally claimed by preemption, and
which were subject to private entry at the date of withdrawal, \\ til be ro
Btordd to private entry on the days and ait the placed hereinafter
specified, nt the ordinary minimum of $1 26 per acre.
At the .[And Olttco at Ionia on Monday, the sixteenth day of August
nod \ i/. :
North of the l*ue line and west of the principal meridian.
Townships 4, 6, 6, 10, II, 12, 13,14, 16, 17, 18, 10, and 20, of range
eleven. 1
Towuslilps 4, 5, 6, 8, 0, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 10, alid 20, of
range twelve.
Townships4, 6, 6, 7, 0, 10, 11,12, 13, 14, 16, 10, 18, 19, and 20, or ,
range thirteen.
Townships 4, 5, 0, 7, 0, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, Id, 18, 10, aud 20, of
range fourteen. 1
Townships 4, 5, 8, 7, 0, 10, 15,16, 17, 10, and 20, of range fifteen.
Townships 4, 5, 6, 7, H, 0, 10, 16, 16, 17, 10, and 20, of raugo six 1
teen.
Townships 8. 0. 10, 15, 16, 17,10 and 20, of range seventeen.
Townships 10, 15, 16, 17, 18, 10, and 20, of range eighteen.
Township 15, of rango nineteen.
At the liiud Olhco at Tuavkksk City ou Monday, the sixteenth day of ,
August next, vix:
Notih of the base line and u:est of the principal meridian.
Townships 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 36, 27. 28, 30, 34, and 35, of range
thirteen
Township* 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 20, 27, and 28, of range twelve.
Township* 21. 22. 23, 24, 25, 20, 27. aud 28, of range eleven.
Town ships 21, 22, 23, 24, 2 \ 26, am! 27, of range ton.
Townships 20, 27, V8, 30, 31, aud 32, of range nine.
Townships 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, aud 32, of range eight.
Township 82, of rango seven.
Given under my hand, nt tlio city of Washington, this eighth day of
Juno, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight. '
Titos, a. HKNPRICXS, 1
Commissioner of the General Laud Oflico.
June 10 - w Ids
[No. 606.]
Sales of Public Lands.
I N. pursuance of the provisions of the 3d section of
the act entitled "An act to authorise the President of the United
Suites to cuuso to be surveyed the tract of land iu the Territory of 1
Minnesota belonging to the half-breeds or mixed bloods of the Dncotah
or Sioux nation of India us, and for other purpose*," approved July 17, i
1854, it is hereby declared thut public sales will bo hold, as made
known in tho notice of postponement, dated February 20, 1858, at the i
undermentioned laud olllees in tho Stuto of Miunesotn, at the periods
hereinafter designated, to wit:
At tho land oflico at IburmnuiON, commencing on tho sixth day of
September next, for tho disposal of tho vacant public lands situated
within thu following-named townships and fractional townships in tho
late reserve for tho half breeds or mixed-bloods of tho Dacotah or
Sioux nation of Indians, vix:
North of the bate line and west of the Jlfth principal meridian.
T??. iti.WaUvl iru O in fru. lW,..Ml tnivn..l?ii. ono hundred and eleven
of range ten. I
The unlocated tracts in fractional township one hundred and eleven, <
of ruogo cloven.
Tho unlocated tracts in fractional townships one hundred and eleven
and one hundred and twelve, of rango twrlvo.
The unlocated tracts in township one bond red and eleven, and frac
tional townships one bumlrod ami twelve and one hundred and thir
teen, of range thirteen. <
Tho unlocated tracts in township ono hundred and eleven, and In }
that part of township one hundred and twelve, ami fractional town ,
ship one hundred and thirteen, within tho abovo mentioned reserve,
of rango fourteen. <
Tho unlocated tracts In that part of township* one hundrod and
eleven and oue hundred and twelve, within tho above-meullotMHi ro
nerve, of range fifteen.
At the laud office at Kakihaci.t, commencing on the thirtieth day of
Augiint next, for tho disposal of tho puhllc lands Mitualod within the
following named townships and fractional townships in tho late re ,
nerve for tho half hi cods or mixed bloods of tho IfesoUli or Sioux na i
tion of Indinus, viz: i
North of the biise. liar and wait of the fifth princxftal meridian. 1
The unlocated tracts in thut part of frarttouul township ono hundred
and ten, within tho above mentioned reserve, of range nine.
Tho unlocated traids in that part of township* one hundred and
eight and one hundred and iiiue, and fractional township one hundred
and ten, within tho above-mentioned reserve, of range ten. 1
The unlocated tracts In that part of township one hundred and eight
within the above mentioned reserve, and in townships one hundred
and nine and ono hundred and ten, of range el* von.
The unlocated tracts in that part of townships ono hundrod and
eight and one hundred aud nine, within the above mentioned reserve, |
aiftl In township one hundred and leu, of range twelve.
The unlocated tracts In tlml part of township one hundred and
nine am! one hundred and leu, within the above-mentioned reserve,
of range thirteen.
The unlocated tracts in that part of township one hundred and ten,
within the above mentioned reserve, of range fourteen.
The unlocated tracts in that part of township one hundred and tcu, 1
within tho above-mentioned reserve, of rnuge fifteen.
The offering <>f the above lands will bo commenced on the days
appointed, and will proceed in the order in which they aro advertised,
until the whole shall have been offered, and the salos thus closed; but
D isale ahull be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private
entry of auy of tha lands will bo admitted until after Die expiration
of the two weeks.
Given uuder my hand, at the city of Washington this twenty eev !
enth day of May, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and fifty
eight.
By order of the President:
THOS A HEX MUCKS,
Commissioner of tho General land Office.
NOTICE TO rUE EMITION CLAIMANTS.
! Every ]?erson entitled to the right of pre emptlon to any of the
i above doM-ribed lands, under the provisions of the art of Oougres* ?p
i proved May 19, 1868, la required to establish tho same to the satisfa*'
t^ou of tho register and receiver of the proper land office, and make
1 payment therefor as soon as practicable after spring this notice, and j
' before the day appointed for the commencement Of the pobflc sale of 1
| ityo lands ombracing the tract claimed , otherwise such claifn will be
I i.mi. d tWi<? V IIENPKHTCS,
Commissioner of the General IaiwI Office. I
May itf fawpiff |inwu?pr.j
rpo TIIE 11KIIW OF SAMITJjr, flOYLE, J4ME|3
1 Kerr, William Kerr, ami KllsuWtlt Arhunklo, nil formerly of
ftmhatan roonty, Virginia
You art hereby notified thai there to a fund underIho cnnifpl of the
circuit roUrl of Powhatan county, Virginia, In which yoo, or tome of
you, are IntrroMed, and you lire required by an order of the court
made on the fifth day of April, lHf>M, In conn forward with proof of
hvirahip. and of your right to recti the said fund, or y??ur proper
hare* thereof R. I? fJHAVFS,
June 10? law 4 w ttanaral Reorder of Powhatan Circuit Court.
pnorosALS fob live oak.
N'avt DafaatMLVr,
Bureau of CBWtroeUuo, Ki|ul|>mcut, kr Juue 14, 1*5*.
bkJU El> PBOJWAIB for tielieeria# iu.000 cubic (bet of prmnUcu
. Ilk live oak limber lu each of the navjr-jterda at Kltlery, ( barb utowu.
Brooklyn, PhiU<lel|>bia, liuejiort, and WarrlugU.u. taill be received
.1 ibi. hnr.iku until ^ o'clock lb** 14lh dav of J 111 V ISAM
Til#' proposal* mist bo ?ndorasd l'rvpt>?al* fur Lire Quit, that they
may Uo distinguished from othsr l?usin**? toilers. The offers may he
fur "Ue 01 iill the yards, but must bo fur the whole quantity at any
yard, and, am required by law, must bo accompanied by a guarantee,
the form of width is herewith givun.
'lbe 25,000 mble fost U> l>? dellvorsd lu each yard will b* tn tb? Ifal
lowing proportions, via: 5,000 ruble foot siding 18 mod IB mch?*
10,000 cubic foot siding 14 alui 12 iuchos; and 10,000 cable foot siding
0 and 10 inch en, In about equal quantities of each aiding.
Tho timber siding from IB and 18 inch us may be in length from IB to
25 leot, and such of th? 18 inch as is fit for keelson pieies may bo lougor;
th? 12 and 14 loch timber In length from 17 U> 20 feet, and a larg* proportion
of all tbe foregoing may be straight. of the U and 10 inch timber
tbe length may bo from 10 to 14 foot, and three (hurt)is <H tho quantity
to have a uulurai and fair curve of front 12 to 30 tm-.hus or more in the
length given, and one half the number of those pieces to have from the
moan to the maximum crook. All to bo sided straight and fair, unci
itav? a face of not 1?** tlian the siding six?. Th? limber must bo cut
from trees grown wit bin 30 miles of the sea, to bo dolly cn*l in tho
yard at the nek and expense of the contractor, subject to ths usual lu
spsctlon, and to the entire approval of tho bureau.
On? hull the quantity must bo dollv?rod ou or ln<ore tho first ?lay of
September, 1858, and the residue on or before tho first day of Kehru
ary, 1852.
The department will award the contract In each case to tho lowost
bidder, reserving the right to decline making any coutract for a pur
chuae and delivery at any navy-yard 11 It shall thou deem It uuuecen
nary or disadvantagcou* to Die public service
Sureties to the full estimated amount will b? required to sign tho
contract, aud, as additional and collateral security, IB per esnt. will
bo withheld ou the amouut of uacli delivery until tho contract is com
pleted. And the lemuiuing 85 per cout. of each bill, when approved
iu triplicate by the coimnaudaiil of the yard, will be paid by tbe nuvy
agent at the point of delivery within thirty days after its presentation
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WxSHlNUrOK, July 20, 1808
OS THE mmuN of FUk* U. Tyler, of SpriBgfWkl, IfcuoachuaetU,
praying for the exteualon of a patent granted to him on the 16th of
January, 1845. fbr an Improvement In ,4hUwhii cotton presm-a," for
Movon years from the expiration of said patent, which takoa place on
the 16th day of January, 1859?
It la ordered that the *&ld petition be hoard at the lhrtent OlHce on
Monday, the 27th of Doccinln r next, at 12 o'clock, in. and all per
sou* aro untitled to appearand show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to ho granted.
1'ersous optHMing tho extension are required to fllo in tho Patent
Otttce their objections, specially net forth lu writing, at least twenty
day* before the day of hearing; all tustimony illed by either party to
be used at tho said hearing uiuhI be taken and transmitted in accord
ance with tho rules of tho offico, which will bo furnished on gpplica
Item.
iuo vuaumony m llie case will Declared Oil the 7th Of December;
depositions, ami other paper* rolled upon &* testimony, must be lUeil
ku tho office oil or before tho niumiug of that day; tlie urgumouUi, If
any, withiu loo ?lays thereafter.
Ordered, alao, that this notice bo published In the Union, Washing
ion, l? C., and lost, R<>?tou, once a week for lhi?e weeks, the itrst
of Mid publicuti ?ns to be at leant sixty duy? before the 37tli of Decern
her next, the day of hearing.
JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner of Patent*.
P. 9.? Editors of the above papers will please copy, and send their
bills to the Patent Office, with a paper containiug this notice.
July 31? law3w
United Nlat?i Patent Office,
Washington, July 9, 1858.
OK the petition of Frederick E. fiicklee, of New
York, praying for the extension of a putt*ul granted to him
on the lvHh of October, 1844, for an Improvement in "opening and
closing vuIvob of slouiu engines," for stvon yours from tho expiration
of Hald patent, which tukos place on the. 19th day of October, 185811
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the l'aumt Office on
Monday, the 4th of October next, at 13 o'clock, m.; and all persons aro
notified to appear and show cause, if any they have, why aaid petition
might not to he granted.
I'm sons opposing tho extension aro required to Qlc in the Patent
Office their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least twenty
iluya before the day of hearing ; uil testimony tiled by either party to
be used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance
witli the rules of the ofUco, which will be furnished on application.
Tho testimony in the case will be closed on the 20lh of September;
depositions, slid other papers relied upon as testimony, must
be tiled In the office on or before the niorniug of that day ; the urgu
meats, if any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, llwt this notice be published In the Union, Washington,]).
and Atlas, New York, ouce a week for three weeks the
tlrst publication to be at least sixty days before tho 4lh of October
next, the day of hearing. JOS. HOLT,
Cotmuisenmcr of Patents.
P. S.?Editors of tho above papers will please copy, ami send their
bills to tho Patent Office, with a pupor containing Ibis notice.
July 10?lawUw
SCARCE BOOKS.?Cecilia; or, Memoiroti of an
Heiress, by Madame D'Arblay, 6 vols.* $2 75
Camilla; or, A Picture of Youth, by Madame li'Arblay, 5 vols.
12 75
Letters of Madame do Sevlguo iu English, 9 vols, in 5. \ calf.
$11.
Molioro's Works, In English, 6 vols. $6 50
Letters of Pliny, the Consul, by William Molmotb, esq., 2 vols .8vo.
$2 25
Nuuvel'o Holoiso, by Rousseau, in English, 4 vols., $:i 25
The lioudon Stage, a collection of plays, 4 vols., 8vo. $9
Montesquieu s Spirit of laws in English, 2 vols., 8vo,, (3 25
Hurlaiuaqui's Principles of Natural law; in English, 2 vols., 8vo.
$1 75 FRANCE TAYLOR.
July 13
A CYCLOPEDIA Olf COMMERCE AND COMmercial
NAVIGATION. Edited by J Smith Iloinans, Cor
responding Secretary of tho C'liamber of Commerce ??f tlio City of
New York, and Editor of "The Hunkers' Mngnxino ; " and by J. Smith
Humans, Jr., R. S., author of "An Historical itud Statistical Account of
the Foreign Commercoof the Unltud States." Royal Octavo, pp. 2,000,
doublo columns, strongly bound in Muslin, ; In strong Sheep
binding, $d 75 ; in Hall Calf extra, $8 ; coplee til Half Calf, in two
'nun work is a compendium of commercial knowledge, including
\r tides upon U?? trade of every Important maritime country and city
in the world ; copious and reliable statistics upon the staple procluc
Uous of every climate ; Essays upon commercial subjects j synopsis
of tho laws regulating commerce ; and, generally, information and
statistics upon every importuut commercial subject.
For sale by TAYLOR A MAURY,
July 10 -3t 334 Pennsylvania avenuo.
rr\ HE VI HO IN IA HI'KINGS. By Dr. John J. MoorJL
man. 1 vol., with map aud plates. $1.
Tho Virginia Mineral Springs, with remarks ou their uso. Ry Win.
Rurke, M. 1). 1 vol., with a map. $1 2ft.
Fampilor Sulphur Springs. Ry a Visitor. 2ft cents.
A Trip to the Virginia Springs in 1835. Ry a Lady. 25 cents,
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Roll on Ruths and Watery Regimen. 1 vol. $'J 50.
Also, Maps, Guide Rooks, Ac., of every description.
July 17 FRANCE TAYLOR.
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l'\11 a gilt, and beautifully illustrated, Linden, $15.
China, its Scenery, Architecture, and Social Habits, 4 volumes 4to,
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Hogarth's Works in a scries of 150 stool ?igravlugs, 2 volumes,
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History of Scotland, 2 volumes, half Turkey morocco, beautifully
illustrated, London, $15.
History of the War with Russia, 3 volumes, with steel engravings
mid maps, Lnwlon, $15.
History and Description of tho World's Fair in 1831, Illustrated by
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Lancashire, its History, legends, aud Manufactures, 2 volumes 4to,
Turkey morocco, with Illustrations, 1/mdon, $20.
Royal Gallery of Engravings, engraved on steel by the first artists
of the day, 1 volume 4to, $10.
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Westmoreland, Cumberland, Durham, and Northumberland, their
Like and Mountain Scenery, '2 volume* 4to, Lindon, $25.
Constantinople and its Environs, 1 volume 4to, London, $15. ,
History of In-laud from the earliest period to the present time, 3 l
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hough gay. Tancred, or the New Crusade. Volutin. Alroy. Juion j
n Heaven. Price 50 cents each.
Henrietta Tumplo?A Love Story. Vivian Grey.
For sale at TAYLOR A MAURY'S,
July 20 [States AS tar] 334 Peun. avenuo.
Niebuhr's lectures on the history of
Rome, 3 vols., 8vo., London. $5 50
Niebuhr's J.ectures on Ancient History, 3 vols., 8vo. $5 50
Nelbuhr's History of Rome, 3 vols., 8vo. $7
Loudon's Encyclopedia of Pottage, Farm, and Villa Architecture,
I vol. 8vo., Lmdon, with more than 2,000 engraving*. $10
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ipwards of 1/200 engraving*. $8
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many hundred engraving*. $s
Seidell'sTable Talk, 1 vol., 12mo, Ixmdon. $1 26
John Aubrey'* Miscellanies, 1 vol.,12mo. il
Here Ploughman1* Vision and CYood,2 vols. $2 50
Mather's Providences in England, 1 vol. $1 25
Francis Quartos Enchlrldtou, vol. 12mo., tondon. 00 cents
Chapman's Humor's Iliad, 2 vols., London. $3
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WEDDING PRESENTS.- To our already very
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Mated ware, wo have just added a choice assortment of new goods
tollable lor wedding presents
M. W. GAI/r k BRO., Jewellers,
July 15 324 Punn. avenue
MAN 1 TON TJIK 8KA; or, A History of Maritime
Adventure, Exploration, and Discovery, from tho Earliest
Ages to the Present Time, comprising a detailed account of Itonarks
Mo Voyages, Ancient as well uk Modern, by Framk B. Good
rich, author ofil Court of Napoleon." 1 vol. Price $3.
Ali/.|Mih, Prayer, and Friendship, by L. C. Loomto, A. M. I vol. Price
H 25. For sale by ItLAWHAUD k MOfUJN,
August 4 Corner of 11th street and Penn. avo.
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Ad ventures, Exploration, and Discovery from the Earli
'ft Ages to Uie Present Time, comprising a detailed account of Ho
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uithor of u TlieCourt of Napoleon," etc., etc., with numerous illus
nations. $3.
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J art received and for sale at TAYLOR k MAURY'S,
August 4 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
rpwo MILLIONS; by William Allon ilutlcr.au
JL thor of "Nothing to Womr," prlco 60 con In.
For iuiIo by HLANCIlARP k MOIII7N,
Aug 1 Corner of lltli and Peau. avenue.
rpwo MILLIONS?A Poem; by William A. Hut1
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life and Adventure* of Major Roger Sherman fortor ; by Pheleg
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Dr. Thorite? A Novel ; by Anthony Trollop 1 volume, $1.
The Family Aquarium ; by II. I). Butler, 1 volume, illustrated, 60
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Mensuration and Practical Geometry ; by (1mu. II. Haawoll, 76
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Aug 1 KHANI'K TAYtXW
TTTILLIAII THE CONQUEROR A hiitorfetl n>VV
niuncn?liy G?n. 8ir rii.rl'Ti Napier; nliiml l>y IJoul (Icneral
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& MAURY'S, 334 Puun.syIvaniu avenue, Prof. Donald McLood's
Discourse on Klecution. delivered b?fore the College of Professional
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An^tist 7 r<>rn??r lltli at. end IVno. avenun.
I JOHN'S pTANIIARP t-JHBAKV ; UOIJNy (J.A^
J | ?jonl do, liolin e Illioitralnd <lo . tVilm'a Soitiitilk ito, IMin'i fin
Moglcal Jst iidll)' R^clartwilatJ do, Bohtrj Hhit-h fla-sio do.
(!nni|d''U' MM <f |b? nixno )Jbr?r) 'itIhi. til**}'* kofil on Imud ?t
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Aug 7 Where Oulalojruee m?)' bo bad ou apjiUrnUmi
[No. 611.]
By the President of the United Slates.
TN uurnuaucoof law, I, JAMES BUCHANAN, Prun
JL Mont of U?e United States of America. do hereby deolkro and
make known Uuti public ?ah? Mill U? bold at the undcrruuullonod
land olhcca in the State of California, at the )>crioda hereinafter doe
iguated, to wit :
At tho land olttce at HuxftotDT, commencing on Moudny,tho seventh
day of February next, for tho dtapoeal of the public lamia situated In
tbe following U>wu*?hip* and port* uf townships, vU :
Aorih of the boat lint ami coat of the Humboldt meridian.
Section* l to SO inclusive; I he N W, and the fractions of tho S ,
aouth of Eel river of section 31; the N K% of 32, the NT > of 88; tho
NW .Si of 34, and the NK of 36, of tuwiukip twit. Tho N of se<
Hon 1; section* 2 and 3; the E >* of the NK ?4, the NW \ uTNK ?4,
tho E v, of ,SE t4, ami tho ifW ^ of M? V4 of woctiou 4; tbe K>?; tho
NC '4 of NW and tho F % of J^W'4 of aoction 9 sec lion 10; the
*W '4 ofU, the rf >^ofl3! 8 Ki l)tu> ^Uou 16; tho #E **, tho
4 " *> """ "r' 4 ? DT' a ?' , " a " **? %t wv
K S% of N W >4, aud Um E ^ of HE l* of section 20; section* 21 to 28
inclusive; the E >; of Nfe: '4, the NW ^ of NK '4, the E >; of HE )*,
aud the H of 8\V t4 of 29; tbe SK ?4 of 8E Si, the W Si Of EE >4,
the E Si of HW ?-4, and tho HW Si of HW ,1^, of 30, aud ecUon* 31 to
81 lucliiKin, of f(/uttilfp)be. Sectkma i to 30 Incltiriive; tbe NK >4,
and tho N Si of NW ?4 of section 82; tbe E Sj, the NW ^,ninl the
NE 44 i?f HW '4 of 33; and section* 34 ami 35, of toumshijt six, of ratige
Modi 1 and 2 ; the lfE W of 3; the W of 4; uecOOB 5; the N Si
ore; thoSW 'A of 7; the E ?; of 8; suction 0; the K % of 10; flection 11
to 10 inclusive; the NW of 20; the NK l4 of 21; tooUuni 22 to 27
lucludvo; sections 30; tlio NE \* of 31; tho SW Si of 32; tlie HE '4 of
33; and section* 34 ami 35, ol township two. fetation* 1, 2, aud 3; tbo
NK >4 of 4; the SW ^ of 7 ; tboNK ?4 of 10; section* 11, 12, ami 13;
the NK \ of 14; ac tion* 17, 18, 10, ami 20 the N Si of 21; the HW ?4
of 22 ; tbe HE ?4 of 23; hi* Men* 24, 2 ?, 20, and 27; tho 8 h, of 28; and
sectlou* 20 to 35 Inclusive, of township three, of range three.
North of the I nutt lit Mr and west of the Humboldt meridian.
Section* 1 and 2; lot* 1, 2, and 8, of sectinu 3 ; *ectionii 8 aud 0; tho
W >B, ami lot 1, of Hoc.liou 10; section* 11, 12, 13, 14, and 16; the NK
*4 of 17; ?ccUoii* 21 to 28 Inclusive; tbe NIC >4, the NK >4 of NW *4;
and lot* 1, 2, and 4 of section 35, of township tun> The NW xi ol section
3; section* 4, 6, 0, 7, 8, and 0; the SW I4 of 15; him tious 17 to 22,
inclusive; tbe SW *4 of 23; and sections 25 to 36, Inclusive,of lostunship
three, IT'actional townships fourtAoef tisty sixtoen, Mid sooenteon. Krae
tional section* 5 and 8* the SW '4 of 15; fractional section 17; tho N %
of 21; section 22; the HE '4 of 23, sections 28 and 27; fractional section
32; ami ncctioiiH 33, 34, and 35, of township eighteen, of range on*.
The K >i, tho NW '4, lho fe: Sh of SW >4, and the NW '4 of HW *4 ,
of section 1; the NE l4 of NK '4 of 2; tho NE '4 , and tho NK '4 of
HE ?4 of 12; the H Si of NK 4 , tin* HE ?4, the K Si of HW *4, and the
SW Si of HW St of section 13: the 8 ?? of NW , tho SW '.A, the W
Si of HE Si, aud the SK \ of HK l4( of section 14; fractional section* 1
23, 24, 25, Id, ami 27, mid section* 84 aud 35, of towns/up three; and 1
fractional townships four and sixteen, of ranye two.
North of the ban: line and west of the Mount OidtAo meridian.
Tho SW >4 of section 3; HecUoti 4; tho E jl, of 5 ; the NE \ of 8;
tho N }j of 2; and the NW t4 of 10, of township forty-throe. Tho HW
Si of soction 14; tho S Si of 15; tho K Si ?f SKI; section 22; the N
of 23; section 24; tho NW Si of 27; the K Si 78; the HE ?4 of 32;
and section 33 of township forty four, of range three Sections 1, 2,
3, and 4; tho NE >4' of 5; the K Si of 1W; sections 11, 12, and 13; and
tho NK ,?4 of 14, of toyttsthip forty-thru?. The W S% ?f section 4; *ec
Hons 5, 0 7, ami 8; the W 'j, of U; section* 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21; the
HW '4 of 22; tho W Si of 27; sectiou* 28, 29, and 30, the N ?; of 81;
tho N li, and the SK t4 of 32; sections 33 and 34; and tho HW l4 ol
35, of township forty four. The HW '4 of section 4; section* 5, 6, 7,
und 8 the W 14 of 9: motion4 17. 18. 1?J. find 20. the W SC of 21: the
W of 28; wstioiis 29, 80, 31, and 32; ami the W of 33; of louvt
ship forty-Jive, of range. /our.
The NK >4 of Boction 1; the ?W '4 ofuccUou 3; the NW 14 ami the
8 t, of section 4; sections 6 to 10, Inclusive; the bW \ of 11; the SK '4
of 12; and suctions 13 to 36, inclmivo, of tnomhip forty-three., town
skip* forty fmr ami forty Jlve. The NW '4 of section 3; auctions 4 to
9, inclusive; the 8W '4 of auction 10 ; the S >4 of 12; section 13; the
8 >4 of 14; sections 13 ami 17 to 35, inclusive, of township forty slot,
of range Jive..
The SW *4 of section ti; section 7; the SW >4 of 17; section 18; the,
W of 19; the 8W l4 of 29; sections 30,31, ami 32, of township
ttoelee. Sections 1, 2, and 3; the E Ja of 4; sections 9 to 13, Inclusive;
the NE *4 of 14; tho 8k *4 of 17; the HE I* of 23; section 24;
and the NE l4 of 25, of township forty two.. Section., 1, 2, and 3; the
E .!4 4; sections 9, 10, and 11; the N 34 of 12; the 8 *4 of 13; sections
14 and 15; the SE '4 of 17: the SE *4 of 19; soctiuus 20 to 29,
inclusive; Lite K of 30; tho NE J4 of 32; and sections ' 3. 31, and
35, of town*hip forty three. Sections 1 to 5, Inclusive; the E *4 and
the SW of 6; sections 7 to 29, inclusive: the NE t4 of 30; the SE
>4*of 31; and sections 32, 33, 31; and 85 of to um* kip forty four. HecI
tious 1 to 4, inclusive : the S }4 ??r 5; the S >4 of 0; and sections 7 to
35, inclusive, of township forty-fins. The NK ,*4' of section 1; the HE 14
of 12; section 13; the SE >4 of 14 ; sections 23> 24, 25, and 20, the HE
'4 of 31; ami section 35, of towmhip forty sir. The 8 }i of section 6:
the E of 7; the SW '4 of 8, the W % of 17; the K % of 18; the NK
l,4' of 19; the N>4 and the SE '4 of 20; the SW of 21; sections 25,
2d, and 27; the N of 2S; the NE >4 of 29; and sections 34 and 35,
of township forty re tvu, ol* range six.
Sections f, 2, 3, 4, and 9 to 15 inclusive ; theSE '4 of 17; (Suctions 19
to 27 inclusive ; the NE of 28 ; tho NE >4 ol 34 ; and section 33 of"
tou>n*hip tioelee. Th? 8 'g of section 2 ; the SE '4 of section 3 ; fractional
sections 6, 6, and 7 ; the W h4 of aoctlon 8 ; the SE *4 of section
9 ; auctions 10 and 11; the SW t4 of 12 ; the W >4 of 14 ; section 16 ;
fractional sections 17, 18, 20, ami 21 ; the W of section 22 ; the W
14 of 20 ; auction 27 ; am! fractional sections 28, 33, 34, and 35 of
towmhip IhlrUtcii. Fractional sections 31 and 32, ol towmhip fourteen.
'l\nvnships twenty-right and twenty nine. The E '4 of section I ; auctions
10 U> 15 inclusive ; and section 19 to 35, inclusive, of towmhip
' tklHv Hie SB M of lection 3 . tin- N8 '4 < ' 10 ; tbe B % or u . tbo
! S }? of 12 ; the N of 13 ; and the NE 14 of 14, of town*kip forty
four. The 8 >4 of section 12 ; sections 13, 24, and 25 ; the HE >4 of
26 ; the NE )4 of 34 ; aud tlio NW of 33, of townshipforty-J'oh:, of
range seven.
The E y of section 11; the SW >4 of 12; the W 14 of 13; tlio N ?g,
the SE ?4 , the NE s4 ot'SW *4, and lot-; 1 aud 2 of avction 14; the E
V, of 23; sections 24 and 25; and the NE ,'4 of 20, of towmhip twelve.
Fractional sections 1, 2, 3, 11, 12 and 13, ol'towmhip thirteen. The
SW '4 of section 6, and tlio NW .'4 of section 7, of township forty. The
SE t4 of section 8; the E >4, ami the SW t4 ?>f 17; the S >4 ol' 18; tho
j N >4 of 19; and the NW !4 of 20, of township forty three. The NE *4
of section 31; the N >4 of 32; ami the NW *4 of 33, of township foHy
four, of range, eight.
Section 2; the NK >4 3; tho SE 14 of 10; section 11; the 8W ,'4 of
j 12; the W >? of 13; tlie NE *4 of 14; tho E 1.4 of 24j and tlio E Vj of
I 25, or township forty-one. Sections 2, 3, 4, ami 0; the NE '4 of 6; sections
8, 9, 10 and 11; the SW '4 of 12; the W *a of 13; auctions 14
and 16; the E >s of 17; tlie NE '4 of 20; sections 21, 22, aud 23: the
W Vx of 24; tlie NW ?4 of 25; sections 20 and 27; the N of 28; the
E ,'4 a,,<l section 35, of towmhip forty two. The N *4 of section
2; tlio W >4, and tlio HE t4 of section 13; section 14; the S }v of 15;
the NW V of 17; the SE 'u 18; the E >4 of 19; the E ,'a of 21; see
Hons 22, 23, aud 24; tho W >4 of 26; sections 20, 27, and 28 . tho 8 >4
of 29; tho K >4 ?f 60; tho E }a of 31; and sections, 32, 33, 84, and 35,
of towmhip forty-three. Tlie SW *4 of section 25; tho SW '4 of 27;
tlio S ?? of 28; tho 8 \L of 29; the S >4 of 30; the NW *4 of 31; the E
I 14 of 32, the N of 33; U?o W >4 fthd tlie 8E ,'4 of 33, oftoum!
shipforty four, ol rang* nine.
The NE of section 35, of township forty four, of range ten.
[ At the land office at Mahvmvii.i.h, ctnuinencln^ on Monday tho sevontli
day of February next, for the disiKwal of the public lands situaI
ted in the following townships and paru of township, vlf.
North of the t*a$e line, and east of the Mount Diablo meridian.
Tho SW *4 of SW '4 of section 1; the SW '4 of NE *4, the W X of
SE '4') the SE 14 8E *4, ami the W 14 section 2; sections 3, 4. 5,
0, and 7; tho NW ?4 of 8; tho NE *4 of 9; sections 10 and 11, tho
SE >4 of NW the W 'i of NW >4, tho SW ?4, tho SW ?4 or SR >4,
ofieotUm 12: atctloiMi 13, id. 16, iv<, and 19; tb?8W 14 ? ! 20; tlio
NK V, of 22; sections 23. 24, 25, and 26; the W *4 of 29; sections 30
and 31; tlie NW >4 of 82; ipid tlio NE '4' of 35, of knvmhip forty seven,
of range one.
Boctlnu* 1 to 12, inclusivo; tho NE '4 of 13; tho NW 'a ?f 14; hoc
lions 15 and 17 to 22, inclusive; the 8W 'a of 20; and soetioris 37 to
35, inclusive, of towusliip forty-six, of range two.
lUvmhips seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of range three.
Township Hcrcntocn, of range four, fiectiong 1 to 18 inclusive; townships
eleven aud twelve and fractional townships thirteen and four
Sections 1 to 1*1, Inclusive, of township tin; township* deem, twelve,
ami thirteen} the E *? of scptlon 5; HoctionM 6, 7, H, 17, 18, 19, 20, 29,
30, 31, and 32; nnd the 8W "4 of 33, of township 13, of range six.
Fractional, toumship tight; aecUon 1 to 18, hushisivo, of township
ten; townshlpc eleven ami tavdee; Kuotioua 1, 2, and 3; the E ami
the 8W '4 of section 4; the SW *4 ol 7; the SE 'g, of 8; sections 9 to
35 inclusive, of township thirteen, of range, seven
Fractional township eight; township ultit'; tiic NK of section 2;
auction 8 to 9, inclusive; tho NW '4 of 10; sections 17 U)21,iticlu
alvo; gpctjoti 28 to 32, inclusive; and the NW '4 of 33, of township
twelir; tho NW la of section 5; sections 0 und 7; the SW '4 of 8: sec
tions 17 to 20, Inclthdvo; the SW ^ of 21; the 8W ?4 of 27; sec ion
28 to 34, inclusive; and the SW ?4 of 35 of township 13, of range eight.
North of the. has* line and iwd of the Mount Diablo meridian.
Township twenty four; sections 1 In 12, iucluHive; the NE '4 of 13,
the NW \ of 14; auctions 15, uud 17 to 22, inclusive; the H of 23;
the S )-4 of 24; ami sections 25 to 35, inclusive, of towuship twenty
five; ami U>wnHhi|w forty-six and forty seven of rainy one.
Sections 1 and 2; tho E }jt of NE l4. the NW of NE ?4 , the E )4 of
BE I4, and the SW ofSK '4 of section 3; the W ^ of NW >4, and
tho W Si of SW ?4' of section 4 ; the E of section 0; tho NE K of 8,
tlie W % ol'NW '4, the SE t4 of NW and the S )2 of section9;
the NE L, and the H of section 10; sections 11, 12, 13, and 14; tho
N yn ol 15; and sections 23, 24, 25, 20, und 35, of township forty six.
'liie 8E of section 23. Hi 8 <>i 24; sections 25 and 26; tho K
and the NW ?4' of 27; tlie NE ,?'i ofiH; tlie E ? of NE '4 , the NW ?4
of NE ,?4, the E >; of SE ?4, and tli* SW i4 ofSK ^ of section 34, and
section 35, of township forly-teven, of range two.
Townships Iwmtytux), twiUy three, auu twenty four; tho fractions of
township twenty seven, west of t|ie Sncpimonto river; scrims 1 and 2;
fractional sections 3, 4, ami 5; sections 0 ami 7; fractional sections 8
and 10; sections 11, 12, 13, and 14; tlie fractions o( section 15, on
Woody Island; section 18 ; the fractions of section 23, east of the Sac
ramcnto river; Boctions 24, 25, and 20, the fraction* of sections 27,
28, and 33, east of the Sacramento river; aectiou 34; and the 1'rRrtions
of section 33, north of the Sacramento river, of tom\ship twentynine.;
tho sections ami part* of sections eic-l of the Sacramento river, ami
tlie parts of sections 33 And iW on Ham hcriu Inland, of township thirty;
and township thirty one, of range three.
Townships twenty two, twentythree., twenty four, and twenty Jive;
I sections 1, 2, ami 3; the NK '4 of 4; section* 10 to 15, inclusive; see
j tioiis 23 to 2/ incluslvo; tlie SE '4 of section 28; and section 31 to 36
inclusive, of township twenty six; the SE '4 of section 12; flections
I 13, 14, and 15; sections 22 to 27 inclusive: the SE >4 of 33, and sec
fions 34 and 35 of township twentyseven; the SE '4 of section 1; tile
SE |( of section 8; sections 9 to 1? inclusive; and sections 17 and 18
of township twenty nine; seciious 1, 2, and 3, and the fractions of sec
1 tiooH 4.0,10, 11, and 12, north of the Sacramento river, (if township
\ thirty; seciiotm 3 to 10 inclusive; sections 15 and 17; tho fractions of
j sections 18 and 19, castor Sacramento river; sections 20 to 29 inclusive;
the fractious of tccUons 30, 32, and 33, east of the Sacramento
river; and sections 34 and 35 of lowruh<p thirty tote, of range four.
Townships twenty-two, twenty three, twenty four, Ami twenty fine; sec
j tious L, 2, 3, 4, and 5, U10 NE 14 of 0; sections 8 to 15 inclusive; hoc
! lions 21 to 28 inclusive; theSK '4 of eccU*?o32; and sections 33, 34,
j and 35 of township twenty-six: the SW of section 17; sections 18,
i 19, and 20; the SW \ of 21; the SW \ ot 26 and sectfom 26 to 35
inclusive of township twenty seven; the fractions of auctions 25, 26,
' and 27, north of tie- Sacramento r\vert of townshipthi>1y two, m range
I fi*e
j Sections 1 to 5, Inclusive: 6 to 15, iiirlnslvo; 17 and 20 to 29, i dnI
sive ; and 32 lo 35. inclusive, of toumship twenty-one; taction* 1 to 6.
, Inclusive ; 8 to 15 im-hmivc; 17 and 20 to 29, inclusive; and 32 to 35,
j inclusive, of township twenty two; sections 1 to 5, Inclusive, ol H to >5, In
nn?iv? ; n una 20 to 29, iuclUKivc ; and Si to 88, fiiftHMve, of town
*kip twrnty thn*: xeotlonn I to 4. inehlHtv*; o to ift, inclusive; 21 to
28, ittrlUHlvo; and 83, 84, and 35, of toumxhip twenijfjbur; MMHiona 1
to 4, InolttMtv#; 9 to 1ft, IncMve; 21 to 28, lnchwtve; ami 39, 34, inH
35, of t>rwn*hip twrnty fax. The NW '* ol flNNktloa 3; portion* 4, ft, H,
7, lid H ; tho W ), of 9; *octiom 17, 18, 19, ftmi 20; th? W l. of 21;
the W of 28;.portion* 29. 80, an I ill; and tho NW '4 of 32, of
timmikip totxnlynin?.; Unmithip thirty; tho HW '4 of (taction 27, w-c
tkniM 28 and 29; tho 1C of 30, tho K of 31; MOUvQl 32 ami 38;
and tho W >4 of 34, of townshipthirty-o#Hf, of ranj/? iir.
Utho ! jiml (Wo rtt San Fhanxuwo coinmetM:m? on Ifotulay, ill*
h. \*nth <ki* of ft?hmarjriioxupwf? Mif dipptwul *1 ;tiH? ^ouu. hunt*,
ft ill intcl Iir Vim fdliotvink .U>wii:?hl|*i afcltl |Mtl*te of ftfewb#hi|Mi{ Vit:
Smith of th* ha?f lin*- antl rasi of tti.? Mount /tuiMo msrultgn.
Section** 1 to 4, InrltiKlvo; tho NIC ;4 of ft; boo don a 9 to 1ft Inclusive;
21 til all , inhltotVc tho HR \ of portion 32, and *rrth>us h8, 34, and
3ft of tuxnty t h r#f of rg nyc left.
H
TWiMAif iueniydkrt* nf range eleven.
T>n< n*ktp to.* uly ; *<?'<>"?>* 1 to IV lu. iu-i; .1; the \k u#
lit* SW ,4 ..r 13 lUc NK ?4 ol '21 .? . vmm 22 to 27 tncltjMv,
\^of^33 , and aocliona 34 ami 36, of fotefuhtj* toeufy right uf ru^,
!' ' > ?v 4 i>( . tMtii 1 11??; '4 ?f IS Hi linn . j ,
l4 ol -21 the SW ol 22 the SW V -?f 2d nations
uml the W of nocci'Ui 35 ??l Unvtuhip tutitiy .o-.v ?
tweiit) -v'V. acciloti 1 to ft, tuoluaW*; tho NK >4 of 6 atHiiiouii I to u
inclusive. the NK '4 of 17 the NK of 22. jfcUouu 23, 24,and j.
ami the NK v4 of Kertion 20 of touiujUp twenty mn*, <?f ron^r M'Nccm"
J'wiuhtpM in + iUy i iyhl and tuatfy nine; the W J, of xcvltou 3
ttouii 4 aud 5: the NK >4 of 6; the NK *4 of 8; Motion 9; t)t?* W >
10: the NK l4 of 13; the 8W of 14 ; #coti??ii 16; the K >4 of 22
tuxiH 23, 24 26 MMl 26; the K % ami the'HW V ?f 27 , the ? ^ ^
the N *4 <?i :t3;und mhjUuim 34 and 36 of UnmuKip thirty; eectione 1
and 2 the NK \ of 3 the NK ?4 of 11, ocliou 12 ami the N>; . tlf
13 o( town*hip thirty one, of rang* at* i HtoMI.
Section* tl and 7; the S t, of 8, aectfcuM 17 to 21, Ittclutdvo; SW > ,/
Hectioii 22 UicHW 1* ??f 26; motion* 27 to 36, Uichuivn, of bmnehim
to^nty right; townehip turnty n?m; eeetmna 1 to 15, inoluthre; th? # ,
of 17; the S ^ of 18: *< <*. tlona 22 to 27, tacloaltra; the SW ^ ofa^,'
noctlon 91; U10H <?f *< < tion 32 . tin- S ?, of 33. i? ;
ami 3 ">. of fnvn/thip thirtyi netUoiw 1 t?? 28. iltchndvc; tin M; ^ ul
tlou 20; the N'W '4 of tfCOliou 30; the SK >4 of mcdou 31; ami aoctHa^
33, 34, and 35 of Lmmshipt thirty tme , ol range eights* 1.
Townahipt thirty and thirty ttur; 8e< tiona 1 to 12, iuclualvu; and
NK \ *?l 13, of township thirtyfn*>. of range nineteen. \
rtie N\V of tMHiiioii 7 the 8 '4 and ilia IfW '4 ot 17 mn t un lit
19, and 20, the SW ^ or 21; the HW Yi ol 27; hih!Uo?u 28 to 34, |u'
. hwlvt au : SW \k olof taurruhip thirty lhmuMp thirty ,M'
M is 1 itt' I , iv. tin. \ W ]4 of 19, the N> of.'l , etvttotiM ?
23, 24. ami Xo the N \ ol 2d; uiid tlio N\V of 27, of Uu.mll'
thirty tiou, ??l -ange Lfxnty. *
i he KK of ?4N U< n It the g W ?4 i.r |8 Ml Uom 19 and J* t\
W of 21; thfSW *4' t?f 27; Mctioiia 2s to34, Inoluaive; ami U?e s L
of 36, '>r t 'Wtuh.p thi tj t/n< , and towtuhip Uni fy two, 1lwoj.U
one I
At the land offloe at Stooktox, commeuclng ou llomlay, tha aevyniii i
;Uty of'February next, for the dia|>o8ul *>( lint publio luu.i.i hilu?M m fl
Ull llllll'nillg H)WU?lll|n nil l pin U3 "I **?n "^"'1'"I
Aforth of the base tine an I oast of the Mount I Hal Jo meridian.
Sections 1 to 5, Inclusive; tho K >4, tho K xa of NW \ , an?J il?o K
?>f8W '4 of section ft, tho E , the NE *4 of NW *?f 7 . auctions
16, inclusive; section 17; tli** K nitd the SK t4 <?f SW v4 of jm_
E ?4, the NE l4 of NW >^,ami tbo fcW ?4 of IV; sections 20 to 24, Iticlu
Hive; nocUous J7, 28, and 20; tho B ft of N'K ?4, the NW i4 or NK
tho NE l4 of NW 'i, tho NE L4, the K * , of SW *4, andthsSW
4 of SW '4 of section 30, arid hccUou* 31 to 34, inclusive, oftmnukip
sue; section* 1 to 6, inclusive; tho N of 7; tho K , tho NW ^
and the K of SW t4 of 8; sections 9 to 15, inclusive; tho K \ uf
17; the NK '4 of NK '4, the K % ofSK '4, and the SW?4 of NK i4 ,.f
section 19; the K the SW '4, and the 8 ,!a of NW *4 of m-cllon Ji);
HooiloQi 21 to 20, Inclusive; the E>?,and tho K of SW v4 of section
30; the K %, the K ofNW '4 , aud the K of NW *4 <?l section 31;
and section* 32, 33, 34, and 35, of township seven, of range f re.
1\nunskip Mnen, of ratujt nix.
Township six, of range scorn.
7'<wtuhij* one, two, three, four, and fre; the N of section I, 1
section 2 to II, inclusive; section 14 to 23, iuolusivo; aud sec- '
lion 2fl to 35, Inclusive, of township six ; tho NW fraction, huuUi of the 1
Co?u union river, of tho NE J4, and the fractious of the NW *t) south 9
of tho same rlvor, of soctioii 2; the fractions of sections 3, 4, 6, 6, and J
7, south of thdtJosuinnoa rlvor; section* 8, 9, and 10; the SW *4 ot U
section* 16 and 17, to 35, Inclusive, of township seven. of ratuje -iySt. i
Tmmships one and fi??; the NW \ of aw iion 2; sections 3 to 10, \
Inclusive; the SW *4 ot 11; sections 14, 15, and 17 to 23. inclusive; tho I
S ^ of 24; and sections 26 to 35, Inclusive, of toumship three; secUous ;
4 to IS, inclusive, and 17 to 21, inclusive; the SW 4 of 22; the W % of I
27; section* 28 to 33, iucluslvc. and the W \ of 114, of township /our; ]
the NW ?4 of section 3; sections 4 to 9, inclusive, and 17 to 21, m
elusive; ami 28 to 33, inclusive, of township fine, of range nine.
Township our; the NW '4 ui section 2; Suctions 3 to 10, inclusive, *
the bW yx of ll;theSW ?4 of 13; sections 14, 15, and 17, to 36, in |
elusive, of Unvnship two; the SW '4 of section 19; hoclions 29, 30,81 \
und 32; and the SW i4 of section 33; of township three, of range tm. ^
Tho W >a of section five ; suctions ft, 7. 8, ainl 17 to 20, inclusive; |
the SW '4 of 21; und sections 28 to 33, inclusive, of township
the SW *4 of section 10; tho 8W '4 of 29; section* 30 ami 31 ; and the |
W of 32, of te/wnskip two, of range eleiwi.
South of the base line and east of the Mount Diablo meridian. \
Soetious l to 15, inclusive; section 17; the NE *4 of IK; tho NK ^ J
of 21; aectiims 22 to 20, inclusive ; the NK '4 of 27; and section 3&,
of town hip four, of range six.
The S l4 ofsoetlun 7 ; tlie S ^ of 8; the S of U; the S t4 of NE '4| '
the SK '4, the S of NW '4,und the SW \ of section 10; sectiuuj <m
ll to 35 inclusive; oi township one and townships two, three, and four, I
Of range seven.
TiumshifH one, tio, , three, and four, ot range eight.
T/i'tishiju one, two, thn< four, and Jitv, oi range nine. |
TownjihijsM one. two, three, four, and v^iv, of range, ten. I
Township* one, tun, three, four, and fee, of range eleven. ^
Township* two, three, four, and f i>ef id' range twelve. !
'Ibwnshijm two, throe, four, aud fve, of range thirteen.
At the land office at VimIij t, oouuuoncin^ on MoiiUnr, the sovcntli 1
day of February next, for the disposal of the public lauds situated iu
tho following towuBhip* and parts of townships, viz: /;
Smith of the base. line and east of the Mount Diablo meridian.
'l\twnship thirteen, and fractional township* fourteen and fifteen, of
range sixteen.
J'*eartUmal township thirteen; township fourteen; and fractional
township) fifteen of range seventeen. ;
Vnottshiju thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen, and fractional township sixteen,
of ranpe eighteen. ?
l\muiship* thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen, aud fractional
township seventeen, of ranpe nineteen. ?
Township* thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen, and fractional
township seventeen, of range tweiUij.
Townships thirteen,fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen ; fractional town
shigr teoenksm and eiyh t<rn; toumship nineteen; and frwtional linen '
ih ip twenty, of range twenty -one.
'J\nt>n*hijt* thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen and
nineteen; and fractional township twenty, o! range, twenty two. |
tBdotton* l to 10, incluaive , tho s\v ?4 ot 11 ; awl section u to 311,
inclusive, of township thirteen; sections 2 to 11, Inclusive, 13 to '23
inclusive ; the H hi of 25 ; nud sections 20 to 35 inclusive, of township
fourteen ; townships fifteen 'Olid sixteen, and fractional townships w* '
cntecri, eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of range twenty three.
Sections 1U and 00; tbo N hi and tho BW l4 of 31; tho N.b
of 32; and seet.ou 33 of township thirteen; tho S hi of section
15; section 17 to 21, incln?ive; the N ^ and tho .BW *4 of Moot ion 22;
tho K .'a of 24; Motion 25; the W hi of 27; flections 28 to 33 inclusive;
and tbo W hi of section 34 of township fourteen ; township* fifteen and
sir'ecu, tinti f raclitmal townships seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, and twenty,
of range twenty four. I
Tile SW % til section 18; tho NW ^ ot It); tho BW ^ of 30; tho W 1
\.j uud tho BE hi of 31; uitd the SW l4 of 32 of township fourteen ; tho
W ta of section 6; flection* 0 uud 7; the W hit tdid lite BE ?4 of 3; sue I
tions 17, 18, 10, 20, and 21; tho W tj of 20; Heclionu 30, 31, 32, and
33; and the W ** of .*14 of township fifteen; see: ions 4 to ten, inclusive;
the B I# of 11; the W J-a of the BE t4 of 12; the N I* of 13; tho N H
of 14; the N hi and BW |4 of 15; Bociiona 17 to 21, inclusive, and 28 lo ,
35, inclusive of township sixteen; fraetional townships seventeen, eighteen,
nineteen, and twenty, ot range, twenty five.
Suction 31; and the S hu of scctiou 32, of township sixteen; tbo S %
of section I; tho SIC hi ?f 2; tho BW hi of 3; sections 4 to 11, inclusive;
tho NW hi ?>f section 12; thoS hi of 13; and sections 14 to 35, inclusive,
of township seventeen; fractional township eighteen ; the NW hi of section
1; sections 2 to 11, inclusive; the BW '4 of 13; and scctioiie 14 to
35. inclusive, of (oumship nineteen, und fractional township twenty, of
range twenty six.
Section 17; the SE hi of 18; the W hi Of 10; the SW hi of 29; the W
hi and the 8K '4 of 30; the E hi, the NW hi, the E hi of BW hi, and
tho NW 1<4 of BW V of section 31; section 32; uud the 8 hi of hocomI |
33, of township seventeen ; the W hi ?f section 2; fraetumal secttoui 3,
4, 5, 0, 7, 8, uud 9; section 10; the N hi of 11; the W hi of 15; scct'Oiia [
17 to 21, inclusive; the NW '4 of 22; tho W hi ?f 29; section 30; tho
NW hi of 31; mill tho NE hi of 32, of township eighteen ; flections 5, ]
fl, 7, and 8; the BW hi of 9; the BW hi of 18; the S |i of 14; section* li ;
and 17 to 23, Utclmdve; the W }i of 24; the W hi ?l 25; and sections 28 (
to 35, inclusive, of township twenty, of range twenty seven, :
At the lupd office at los A,V ?*!*<, commencing an Monday, tho spy- ?
entii day of February next, for the di -posal of the public lauds situated
in the following townships aud parts of townships, viz: t
North of (he base line and west of the San Hernardino meridian.
Sections 1 and 2; tho SE hi ?f 3; sections 10 to 15, inclusive; the NE
xi of section 21; tho N hi ?f 22; the N >? of 23; aud scctiou 24, of j
tptcnthip right, of range eighteen. $
Sections 1 to 29, inclusive; the N hi ?f 21; tho N hi of NE >4, the fj
NW ?4, and the W hi 9f BW ,'4 of section 22; the NE *4 and the S hi }
of NW "4 of section 23, the N hi of 24; aud tlie NE \ of section 29, of j
tmcitifrip eight; the S of section 10: tho S hi l,l 11; tba H hi ?f 1
Sections 18, 14, lty, and lb to 85, inclusive, of township nine, of ranyt
sevMileen. i
Sections 1 to 25. inclusive; and the NE of 20, to township v'ffhl i
.sections 1 to 5, inclusive; the E ,'j, tho E of NW hi, and the E hi t
BW F of section ti and Mections 7 to 85 luelnulen ?.?
Iho S fji of auction 13, the BK V of 23; sections 24, 20, and 20; tboBK |
of 27; the HP V of 32; <ht* S ya of 33; and sections 34 and 35(4
Unvtiship tm, of rang* sixttrn.
Sections 1 and 2; the X '.j of 3; tho^NK '4 and th? X of NW ^
of 4; t!??* X \ of NK K and tlio NW */of 5; Mm NK \ of 0; Mw K ?,
of 11; flection 12; flieX of 13. and tho NK v. of 14, of t/nofuhip
ti' i > ft;knonshipt .sections l to n, inclusive: tlio N n of i(/; 11,
12, 13, and 14; too S of 15; Hertlons 17, 19, 19,'und 20; 11m 8 ?*
21; and auctions 22 to 35 of (mtnuhip nine; the N of accUbo IS; tho
X % of 14 ; tlio N % of lf?; tlio N of 17; the N of IB; aud Ht-c
tioiirt 10 to 35, inclusive, of towmhip 0?w, of range fiftrert. j
Townships fight and nine; sections 1 and 2; the K W of 3; tlio F. S
of 10; sections ) 1 to 15, luchldve; the H ^ of 17; tho HE \ <>fJ8; aw*
auctions 19 to 35, inclusive, of township ten; sections 1 to ti, inclusive,
the X yi and t|m KK of 7; flections 8 to 15, inclusive; flection 17; the
NIC or IB; the NW S, or 20: th.? K of 21; section* 22 U> 29, Uidislvo;
the K H and the NW of 27; the NE ^ of 28; the K 1, of 34,
and flection 35, of township eleven; and fractional tuumship turhe, ^
range fourteen.
UnuHsUiim eight, nine, ten, ?uid electa, and fractional township hvlv,
of rangr thirteen. \
Townships eight, nine, ten, and eleven, and fractional township Indst,
of rangr tn*lveToumnhip*
xmvn, t ight, nine, ami frn, of range eleivn. j
Transships seven, eight, aud nine, of range ten. |
Toiowthif** *a*n, eight, and nine, of range nine.
Townshi/w sir, xervn. right, and nine, of range right. ']
Township* biir, seven, tight, and nine, of range seven j
Townships six, seven, right, atui nine, of range six.
Tmtsfhijts eight. ninr, at* I ten, Of range Jive.. ;
Tbwnshipt eight, ninr, and ten, of range four. :
Toansships eight, nine, ten, and eleven, of range three. I
Township* nine, ten, and eleven, of range twr>.
I ami* appropriated by law for the umc of schools, military, tW"
oilier purposes, or thane covered by continued privntu laud claim*, !
together with tho swamp and overflowed lamia, will bo excluded fro"*
the sales. *
No 41 mineral lands," or tracts containing mineral deposits, ff l,) f
he offered at the public sales, such mineral lands being hereby |
prossly excepted and excluded from Hale or oilier disposal, purss*1' j
t<? the requirement* of the Act of Cong re** approved March 3,1853, v>'d *
tied 44An act to provide for the survey of the public lands In C*Uit?>rid?.
the granting of pre cuipt*on right therein, ami for other pur
The offering of the nbovo lan?ls will he commenced on the days F'
pointed,and proceed In lit? order in which th?y are ndvertUsd eat
tho whole shall have boon ottered, and the galea thus olox? 1 . hut ?"
sale shall I* kepi of*.n longrr than two weeks, and no private entry 0
any of the lauds will be admlitod until after the expiration >.f the t*?
weeks.
til van under my hi in I, at tlio city of Washington, thin 80th d#y 01
Jnno, Auuo I Humid one thousand eight hundred and riftv eight.
JAUM lJLXll ?NAN
Ily the TTosldcnl : tj
Jo?. 8. Wujroir,
Acting Cuuimisriionor of tl?e (ieueral Uud Office. i
NOTICK TO THE KMPTIOX CI.A1VANW.
Kvory jwrson entitled to th.> ri?io ,.r a?? n? anv of lbj!_l
lands ? iil.lu ilii: lowiwliip* U1M1 ik'tru I?r Uiw 1IHI|||W kIhivb onnmew""]
la ri'nulrud to Mtat.lUli ihc aom. u. the aalWr.ulloa uf Uu> ragwtfr a""
rw. ivar of the proper Inml olBec, ami milk' M'ffor <u ***
nm frnrlitxtlitafUr itriny Ml niitir', nml l.rfore t)> < day um"''"'"1
onmm. iiennout of tlm pul.llo sal.- of the Inml* embracing ?! ? u,lt
claimed , otherwise huo.li claim w III bo forfeited
JIW X. WUflOX,
Arlini! Coninee-inner "I n.c Olieral I-?nal1 rtllco
)"ly .1 ia*4? , iiiLAj^iiir.
rrili: RIGHT OF DISTENTION, VISIT, AM'
J Hcarch, examined ??n Icjfnt iirmapNw -,o<l ><olt>oritJ?fl R|, r'
a* 8. Ooxe. CoutweUor ..l Uw, Wa*hin?t..n PanlphM ?*??
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