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SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until the let day of October next, lor
the delivery of provUion* in bulk, for the uxc of
the troop* of the United State*, upon Inspection, aa
I follow*;
Jt .NVte Orlearu Barracks, Louisiana.
85 barrel* of pork
125 barrel* of fresh superfine Hour
do DUIDflll Ol new wuive uciu
87h pounds of good hard soap
230 pounda of good hard sperm candlea
14 bushels of pood cle.an dry fine salt
220 gallons of good cider vinegar
At Baton Jiougt Barracks, Louisiana.
85 barrels of pork
125 barrala of freah auperfine flour
55 bushels of new white field beans
876 pounda of good hard soap
220 pounda of good hard sperm candlea
14 bushels of good clean dry fine aalt
2'JO.gallons of good cider vinegar
At Key \Ve?l, Florida*
86 barrels of pork
125 barrels fresh superfine dour
66 bushels of new white field beans
*76 pounds of good bard soap
220 pounds of good hard sperm candles
14 bushels of good clean dry tine salt
220 gallons of good cider vinegar
At ikt public landing, six miles from Fort
Toieson, mouth of the Chiemichi.
310 barrels of pork
471 barrels of fresh superfine flour
205 bushels of new white field beans
3,2*8 pounds of good hard soap
*22 pounds of good hard sperm candlea
51 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
822 gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all the month of
April, 1851; and to leave Natchitoches by the 20th
February, 1851.
At Fort (libson. Arkansas.
412 barrels of pork
t>2* barrels of fresh superfine flour
274 bushels of new white field beans
I 1,3*4 pound.-* of good hard soap
l,09l> pounds of good liaril sperm candles
68 bushel* of good clean dry fine salt
| l,0b<# gallons of good rider vinegar
The whole to he delivered in all May, 1S51.
. It Port Snellinp, St. Peter'*.
"Job barrels of pork
311 larn Is of fresh superfine Hour
137 bushels of new white field beans
'2,lb.! pounds of good hard soap
*22 pounds of good hard t.illow candles
ill bunhi Is of good clean dry tine sail
54* gallons of goo<l cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered from Ihc 18th May,
1*51, to the loth June, 1*51.
vJf Pert (iaines, mouth tj' Crow-winp; river. 130
mile* above Port Siielliaic.
206 barrels of pork
311 barrels of Iresli superfine Hour
137 bushels of new wtiite field beans
2,102 pounds of good hard soap
*22 pounds of good bard tallow candles
34 bushels of goes 1 clean dry fine salt
54* gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered from the 1st June, 1861,
to August 15th, 1851.
.It Port Leavenworth, .Missouri river.
310 barrels of pork
471 barrels of Iresli superfine Hour
205 bushels of new white field beans
3,2** pounds of good hard soap
1,233 pounds of good bard (allow candles
51 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
*22 gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered by the let June, 1*51.
.11 Port Scott, on the .1larmaton river, .Missouri
-70 miles limit transportation from ln(tejiemtence
on the lissouri river. '
206 barrels of pork
314 barrels of iresli superfine Hour
137 bushels of new while field beans
2,102 pounds of good bard soap
54* pounds of good hard sperm candles
34 Lusbels of good < h-au dry fine salt
51* gallons of good cidVr v inegar
The whole to be delivered by the 1st June, 1861,
.It Port .yioultrir, Charleston, South Carolina.
15 ttarrrla of pork
125 barrels of fresh superfine rtour
55 buahela of new white field beans
-7(i pounds of good har<l soap
22" pounds of yiKnl liaril apcriu candles
11 bushrls of good clean dry fine aall
22" gallons of good ci<ler vinegar
.if Fnrt .Voncoe, Old Point Comfort, Firginia.
170 barrels of pork
250 l?irrtl? of it ?li aiine rfuic flf"r
i to hosrieis of new w lute held bena
1,752 pounds of good hard soap
656 (vein la of good hard lalluwVandlea
21 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
14" gallons of good cider vinegar
.if Fort IFiuhiiiizton, Jlnryhtnd.
15 barrels of pork
125 barrels fresh superfine flour
55 bushels of new while field beans
*76 pounds of good hard soap
321 pounds of good hard tallow candles
11 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
22" gallons of good cider vinegar
.if Fort .McHiury. iuar IMtinurrr, Maryland.
15 barrels of pork
125 barrels of fresh superfine flour
- > bushels "f new white field ' '-ana
*76 pounds of good hard soap
321 pounds of good hard tallow candlra
M bushels ol good clean dry fine salt
220 gallons of good cider vinegar
.if Fort .Mijflin, Fr iionjlrmiin,
16 barrels of pork
125 barrels of fresh superfine flour
.55 hushels of new white field Iw-ans
i o I'Mumia ii nam
32" pound* ul good hard tallow candle*
11 buahel* of good i l< an dry fun salt
iW gallon* of rood rider ?inefv
.11 Fort Hamilton, .Yarrmrt, .Vrtr York harbor.
*>."> burr. I* of pork
1 25 tmrn l? of {remit auperfine flour
55 liuahc l? of new white field hcana
fih pound* of good hard aoap
3_> pound* of good hard tallow randlr*
14 (maliel* of good ? Iran dry fine aall
230 gallon* of good cider vinegar
.It Fort f'oltimiittM, Oormwr'i Itlanil, ,Vrtr
I or A harbor.
1*0 harr< la of pork
'25<i barn I* of Ireah aupcrAnc flour
110 bualu la of new white field (nana
1 .VI poiinrla of iroo<l hard aoap
??:> > iMiiind* of good hard tallow randlr*
2* buahel* of good rlean dry fine aalt
440 gallon* of good < ider vinegar
.It l'bUt*bur^h Harrackt, Fiatlilmr^h, .Veie
York.
94 barrel* of pork
125 trtirri I* of freah auperfine flour
55 biiah* I* of ntw while field beana .
*76 pound* of good hard *nap
32t iNiund* of good hard tallow randla*
14 liuahrla of good t lean dry fine aalt
'22 ' gallon* of good rider vinegar
.it Mutliton Horrorkt, Sarkrtt'n Harbor, .Vrtr
York.
95 barrel* of pork
125 larrel* of Irrah auperfine flour
V. bu'liel* of new white field trrana
i*li pound* of good hard aoap
321 iiounda id good hard tallow randlr*
I 4 buahela of good < lean dry fine aalt
]]0 gallon* of good cider vinegar
On< half on lat June, 1UI; remainder in all Orlolier,
1151.
.It Fort Ontario. Oatrago, .Vrw York.
15 latrrrl* of pork
125 barrel* of fieali auperfine flour
55 Ixi?h< U of item- white field bean*
t'k puunili of good li?rrl *owp
32* pound* of good hard tallow candle*
It bu?be|? of good clean dry fine aalt
220 gallon* of g<*>d < ><lcr vinegar
One half on let of June, 1*51; remainder in all
October, 1*51..
Jit h'rrrt .Vwifirr#, AW Korfr.(
*5 lurrf I* of pork
125 barret* of iteali auperfine flour
55 bu?hc|? <?f new white Held bean*
*76 pound* of p?*i hard wrap
3*2* pound* of good bard tallow ' andle*
14 iniehel* of good < lean dry fine aalt
2'2?? gallon* of good Cider vinegar
One half on the let of June, 1*51; remainder in
all October, 1*51.
. H iPrlrrrit liarrnrk*, iPrtrmt, Michigan.
*5 barrel* of pork
125 Imrrel* of freab miperfine flour
55 buabel* of new white field bean*
*76 pound* of good hard *o*p
32* iiound* of (rood bard tallow candle*
It lu?heU ol good clean dry fine aalt
221' gallon* of good cider vinegar
One half on lat of June, 1*51; remainder in all
O. U.licr, 1151.
Jll Fnrt fjratiat. Michigan.
*5 barrel* of pork
125 barrel* of freab auperfine flour
55 hunhel* of new wiute field beana
*75 pound* of good bard arrap
32* pound* of good hard tallow candle*
It fuahel* of gorxl clean dry fine salt
j 220 gallons of good cider vinegar
! One-half on 1st of June, 1851; remainder in all
I October, 1841.
At Fort Howard, Wtcantin.
170 barrsls of pork
260 barrels of fresh superfine flour
110 buahcla of new white field beans
1,762 pounds of food hard soap
646 pounds of food hard tallow candles
28 bushels of food clean dry fine salt
40 gallons of good cider vinegar
One-half on 1st June, 1841; remainderby thel5th
of September, 1841.
At Fort Mackiiuic, Michigan.
85 barrels of pork
125 barrels of fresh superfine flour
55 bushels of new white field beans
876 pounds of good hard soap
328 pounds of good hard tallow candles
14 bushels of good clean dry fine sa,t
220 gallons of good cider vinegar
One-half on 1st June, 1851; remainder by the
15th September, 1861.
At Fort Brady, Sault Ste. Marie, Mithigan.
85 barrels of por|t
1*24 harroln of frrub anrwrflUl- fioilr
55 bushels of new white field beans
87b pounds of good hard soup
328 pounds of good hard tallow candles
14 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
'2*20 gallons of good cider vinegar
One-half on 1st June, 1851; remainder by the
15th of September, 1M51.
Jit Fort lYusnbull, New London, Connecticut.
85 barrels of pork
125 barrels of fresh superfine (lour
55 bushels of new white field beans
878 pounds of good hard soap
328 pounds of good hard tallow candles
14 bushels of good clean dry tine salt
220 gallons of good cider vinegar
Jit Fort Adonis, Newport, Rhode Island.
85 barrels of pork
125 barrels of fresh superfino flour
55 bushels o( new white field beans
H~tj pounds of good hard soap
328 pounds of good hard tallow candles
14 bushrls of good clean dry line salt
220 gallons of good cider vinegar
At Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, N. II.
H5 liarrcls of pork
125 barrels of fresh superfine tlour
55 bushels of new white field beans
87b pounds of good hard soap
328 pounds of good hard tallow candles
14 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
220 gallons ot good ^'ider vinegar
At Fort Preble, Portland, Maine.
85 barrels of pork
125 barrels of fresh superfine tlour
55 bushels new while field beans
87b pounds of good bard soap
328 pounds of good bard tallow candles
14 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
220 gallons of good cider vinegar
At Fort Sullivan, Fust/tort, Maine.
*5 barrels of pork
125 barrels of fresh superfine tlour
55 bushels of new white field leans
870 pounds of good hard soap
328 pounds of good hard tallow candles
14 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
220 gallons of good eider vinegar
Note.?All bidders are requested to extend tlx
amount of their bids for each article, and cxliibi
the total amount of each bid; and no bid will b<
acted on unless it embraces all articles required ai
i a rw.-t. i [!? pci KHiri ami quantitiesol earn deliver)
at those posts where they are not specified will l*
one-fourth 1st June, 1st September, 1st December
lb51, ami IsPMarch, 1452.
The hope of which the pork is packed to be fat
tened on corn, and each hop to weigh not less than
two hundred poumla, excluding the feet, legs,ears
and snout. Side piecca may be substituted for the
hams. The pork ia to lie first aaltcd with Turk'i
Island sail, and then carefully packed w ith the
aine article in piecea not exceeding eight pounds
each.
When the packing haa liecn completed, the contractor
muat furniah to thia otlice u certificate from
the packer that the p<rk haa been so aalted and
[lac ked. The pork ia to he contained in seasoned
heart of white oak barrels, full-hooped; the beans
and aalt in barrels, snd the soap and candles in
strong tmxes ol convenient size for transportation.
Salt will only be received by measurement ol
thirty-two quarts to the bushel. The randies to
hav? cotton wicks. The pro\ isions for St. Peter's
and fori Games must pas- St. Louia for their ultiinate
destination, in the first week of April, IHjl ;
and the stores for Fuit Gaines must pass St. Peter's
by the 1st June, ISol. A failure in these particulars
will be considered a breach of contract, and the
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There will be liolh a Tai wcrkLt and a wkkklv
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pointa of the country wboae mail facilitiea are limited.
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will embrace on II* broad ahcet tlie general new* of
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forward the name*, Willi tlie amount aubarribrd, to
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TERMS:
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and aemt weealy during the rer rue,
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V\eekly paper 2 'HI
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in advance, and the < ?*h uiuat accompany the
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All peranna procuring ten nanieeahall he entitled
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A P Ml TI.F.K,
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R. TOOMRS.
J THOMPSON.
(kJ-Editor* and paper* friendly to the enterprise
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\V AeHiaoTOir, May 25, 1150. June I
THE REPUBLIC,
Bjr Ut< PrMtdint of the Uulted lUtei. /
IN pureuance of liv, I, ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Prealdentof Uie United Statoe of America, do
hereby declare and make known, that public ealee n
will hie held at thn undermentioned Land office* in l<
the State of MICHiOAN, at the period* hereinafter
ddii^nited, to wit i n
At the Land Office at SAULT STB. MARIE, for
the "Lake Superior Dietrict," commencing1 on n
Monday the aixteeuth day of September next, for ai
the diepoeal of the public landa within the following
named toWnahlpa and fractional townahipa. viz: n
JVbrlA qf the bat* tins, and wtit qf Ih* principal
meridian.
Townehip forty-five, and fractional townahipe
forty-aix and forty-eeven, of range two, ?
'lownahipa forty-five and forty-elx, and fractional
townahip forty-eeven, of range three. t]
Townehip forty-aix, and fractional townahip 0
forty-eeven, of range four.
Townahipe fort^eix and forty-eeven, and frac- a
uuiiBi uiwnsmps nuv aua n/iy-one, 01 range nva. "
Fractional township* forty-*cven, forty-eight, h
forty-nine, fifty, and fifty-one, of rangy six.
Townships Forty-eight and forty-nine, and fractional
township fifty, of range seven.
Fractional townships thirty-nine on "Hog 1st- t;
and," and forty on "Hat Island," and township 6
forty-five, of range eight.
Fractional townships thirty-nine and forty on o
"Hog" and "Garden" Islands, and forty-three on
the main land, and townships forty-four and forty- o
five, of range nine.
Fractional townships thirty-nine and forty on n
"Garden" and "Suuaw" Islands, and townships
forty-three, forty-four, and forty-five, of range ten. t<
Fractional townships thirty-eight on " Little
Heaver" Island, thirty-nine on "Little Hmavkh" o
and "Trout" Inlands, and forty on "Wihrkev"
Island, and townships forty-three, forty-four, and t'
forty-five, of range eleven.
Fractional township thirty-eight on "Gull" Island,
township forty-two, and fractional townships n
forty-three, forty-iour, and forty-five, of range
twelve. ri
Fractional township forty, on the main land, of
range sixteen. t'
Fractional townships*thirty-nine and forty on the o
main lntidj of ratlge seventeen. t;
Fractional townships thirty-eight, thirty-nine, k
forty, and forty-one, on the main land, of range t'
eighteen. tl
Fractional townships thirty-six on "Sum.Mkr" ti
and "Poverty" Islands, thirty-seven (including e
"Summer" Island and an islet) and thirty-eight, si
thirty-nine, and forty, on the main land, and town- mi
ships forty-one, forty-two, and forty-three, of range
nineteen. ft
Fractional townships thirty-six 011 "St. Mar- tt
tin's" and "Gull" islands, thirty-seven on an islet
of "Little Summer" Island, thirty-eight 011 the u
main land, thirty-nine (including the island in c;
sections twenty-seven and twenty-eight,) and lor c,
ty, and township forty-three on the main land, of t<
range twenty. t'
Fractional townships thirty-eight, thirty-nine, t<
and forty, on the main land, of range twenty-one. ?<
.-II in* cnv.m :, "" > *
the thirtieth <lay of September next, lur the dispo- ll
sal of the public lamia within the following' named si
townships and fractional townships, to wit: ii
Xorth of the bane line, and u'fit of Uie principal meridian.
f(
Fractional townships thirty-five and thirty-six, tl
on the main land, of range twenty-four. s|
Fractional townships thirty-three, thirty-four, ,
and thirty-five, and township thirty-six, ol range *
twenty-five. "
Fractional townships thirty-two and thirty-three
on the main land, and townships thirty-four and e
thirty-five, of range twenty-six.
Fractional townships thirty-one, thirty-two, thirty-three,
thirty-four, and thirty-five on the main s<
land, and townships forty-six, forty-seven, and '
forty-eight, of range twenty-seven. . c
Fractional townships thirty-two, thirty three, ?
and thirty-seven, and townships thirty-nine, forty- I1
six, forty-seven, and forty-eight, of runge twenty- n
cifrht. 11
Frac tional townships thirty-seven, thirty-eight, <>
and thirty-nine, and townships forty-one, forty-two,
forty-three, forty-four, forty-live, forty-six, forty- r
seven, and forty eight, of runge twenty-nine. 81
" Fractional township thirty-nine, township forty, *'
fractional township forty-one, townships forty-two, , l'
! forty-three, forty-lour, forty-five, forty-six, forty- |
seven, and l'orty-eight, and the fractions of sections 1
thirty-five and thirty-six, at the capeaof Agate har I ri
bor, ol township fifty-nine, ol range thirty.
Fractional townships thirty nine, forty, and for- r;
ty-one, tow nships forty-two, forty-three, lorty-four,
forty-five, forty-six, forty-seven, and forty-eight,
and fractional sections set cntren and eighteen, 011 01
"Traverse" Island, in township fifty-four, of range ,
thirly-onu. 'l
At the f-a.we place, commencing 011 Monday, si
1 the fourteenth day of October next, for the disposal y
of the public lands situated within the undermentioned
townships and fractional townships, to wit:
I Xarih of the base line, and tresl of the prinrijtnl mm. ti
1 diun.
Fractional township forty-one, and townships 1 l"
forty-two, forty-three, forty-lour, lorly-five and
fitly, of range thirty-two.
r f rat tional townships fifty and fiftytwo.of range r
iti.i.. . 1 "
Fractional townships fifty and fifty-two,of range ,
thirty-four.
Township fifty, of range forty-one. ,
Fractional township lorty eight, aud townships L
forty-nine and fitly, of range forty-two. .
'I ownship forty-seven, fractional township forty- , ?
eight. and townships forty-nine and fifty, ol range ,
forty-three. "
Township* foity-seven, forty-eight, forty-nine,
and fifty, of range forty-four.
Township* forty-seven, forty-eight, and fortyniuc,
and fractional townchip fifty, of range fortyfive.
Fractional townaliipa forty-nine and fifty, of rJ
range fbrty-aia.
Fractional township* forty aia and forty-seven,
township Jurty right, and Inn tional township forty- "
nine, of range forty-seven.
Fractional townships forty seven, forty-eight, rl
and forty-nine, of rtnge forty-eight.
Fractional township foity eight, of range forty- '
nine. 1
At the Isind Office at IONIA, commencing on
Monday, the sixteenth of Nr-ptrnilier next, for the
disposal of the public lands within the undermcn- 1
tioncd fractional township, vis:
\mrth qf the butt lint, and writ of lit/ principal mrri- 1 sh
diiiu. | pi
Sections one and l*n, the east half of section |
three, and anrtioas eleven, twelve, thirteen, four- ! th
tern, twenty-lour, twenty five, and thirty-six, irf
township nine, of rang seven.
land* appropriated by law for the urr of*< honls,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from
the sab s.
Tha offrruigof the above-mentioned lands will be
romnieni ed on (lie days appointed, and proceed in
the order in which they are advertised, with all ( i
convenient despair li, until tlie whole shall have ()j
lieen offerer!, and the salr s thus ebiscd. Hut no sale
ahall be kept ripen longer than two weeks, ami no
priviir rnu 7 01 any <11 iui limit w 111 uc miiuuicu |
until after III* ripiration of the two week*.
Given under mjr luml, at the < ity of Wnliinj
Ion, thia thirteenth day of June, Anno Domini our !u
ihouaand eight hundred a in I fifty.
H v Ihe I'rcaidrnt; Z.TAYLOR. w
J HmimiLii,
Commiaaioner of the General Ix rxl Office.
L
NOTICE TO PRE EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every jx-raoii 1 nlitlr.l to the r ight of pre-emption r|
to any ol the lan<!a within the lownahipa and fra< *
tional luwnehipa above enumerated, la required to "l
catahliah tlie aamc to the aatiafai tiou of the Kegialrr 11
and Receiver of the proper l^tnrl Office, and make "l
payment therefor o? toon a> practuahlr ajIrr ntring u'
Out no/ire. and liefore the day appointed for the
l oirinieiM e'nu-nt of the puhlie aale ol the landa em- 111
hrat nir tlie lra? I i laiiuMl, otherwiae aut h claim '''
will hJ Uxt, itod. J. Hl'TTKRFIELD, ?
June 1A?lawlJw Commiaaioner. ,r
I - Wl
Ity the I'realdent of the I nlterl Klatri, ar
I.N purauance of law, I, ZtCIIAKi TAYLOR,
. Pi eaident of the United Nla tea of America, do th
hereby declare and make known, that public aalea th
will b< held at the undermentioned I-?nd Ollii ea t?
in the Mute of IOWA, at the penoda hereiualtei rit
deaignatcd, to Wit: Tc
At tin I>and Office at DUUL'tjUE, commencing' de
on Monday, the aiatecnth day of Neptrmlier neat, bo
for the thiqioaal of the. public landa aitualcd within all
the undermentioned towruhipa and fractional town- uu
ahipa, vit: *
Mmlh nf Iht banr fine, furl irttl of tlx fifth prior intti '*"
meridian "
Fractional townships ninety-seven and ninety- |,t
eight, <>l range Iwo. La
rrai hoital townships ninety "i*. ninety-seven, tjrt
ninety t ight and ninety nine, of range three. ?n
Townrlnp* ninety six, ninety-seven, ninety e i^ht |
and ninety-nine, of range four. I,,
Townships ninety-five, ninety-?ia, ninety-aeven,
ninety eight and ninety nine, of range hve. (
Township ninety- thiec, ninety-lour, ninety-five,
ninety six, ninety seven, ninety-eight and ninety- ?
nine, of range six.
Townships ninety-fottr, ninety-five, ninety six,
ninety.*,t,, ninety < i -h: and timely nine, ol 1
range seven. Ja
Townships ninety four, ninety-five, ninety ait, *?
ninety seven, ninety-eight and ninety nine, of liai
rangi tight W
Township* ninety five, ninety-aii, (exeept*r< Ui<
tione thirty -three, thirty lour, ttie south) aatqnarter I
of twenty seven, and the southwest quarter of ~
. *>nty ) flit, ri erved t- r the Inilian ageie y,)
ninety ?'M ) . nitn ty-r tirlit .ml ninety nirn .
range nine. (
At tii* samr sla( a. eotnmenring on M.inday,
the seventh day of October next, lor the disposal
of the puhli< ianda situated within the following
iwr-ships, via:
forth of tin bote Un*. and wtel of th* fifth principal 1
meridian.'
Townships uinety-two, nine-four, ninety-five,
inety-six, ninety-seven m l ninety-eight.of rsngc
>n,
Townships ninety-five, nlnety-slx and ninety* 1
Bven, of rang* eleven.
Townships ninety-one, ninety-two, ninety-three, 1
inety-four, ninety-five, ninety-six and ninety- 1
Bven, of range twelve.
Townships ninety-one, ninety-two, ninety-three, 1
inety-four, ninety-five, ninety-six, and ninetysven,
of range thirteen.
Townships ninety, ninoty-one, ninety-two, nineir-three,
ninety-four, ninety-five, and ninety-six,
f range fourteen.
Townships ninety, ninety-one, ninety-two, niney-three,
ninety-four, ninety-five, and ninety-six,
f range fifteen.
At ths same place, commencing on Monay,
the twenty-first day of October next, for the
ispoaal of the public lands situated within the fol>wing
townships and parts of townships, to wit:
forth of the bate lint, and weit of the fifth principal
meridian.
Townships ninety, ninety-one, ninety-two, nincy-three,
ninety-four, ninety-five, and ninety-six,
f range sixteen.
Townships eighty-nine, ninety, and uinety-onc,
f ran ire seventeen.
Townships eighty-nine, ninety, and ninety-one, 1
f range eighteen.
Townships eighty-nine and ninety, of range |
ineteen.
Townships eighty-nine and ninety, of range f
rtsty.
Townships eighty-eight, eighty-nine, and ninety,
f range twenty-one.
Townships eighty eight, eighty-nine, and nine- !
y, of range twenty-two.
Township eighty-eight, of range twenty-three.
Townships eighty-seven ana eighty-eight, of
utigc twenty four.
Townships eighty-seven and eighty-eight, of
angc twenty-five.
Sections one, twelve, thirteen, twenty-four, and j
wenty-flve, in township eighty-focu ; sections
Mi two, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, t wenjr-i'yur,
twenty-five, and thirty-six, in township I
ibhty-five ; sections one, two, three, clcVen, |
wclve, thirteen, twenty-four, twenty-five, and
lirty-six, in township eighty-seven ; and secuiii
one to fifteen inclusive, seventeen to twentyight
inclusive, and thirty-three to thirty-six incluve,
in township eighty-eight, of range twentyix.
Sections one, two, eleven, twelve, thirteen, and
lurteen, in township eighty-eight, of range
venty-seven.
Seetions three to ten inclusive, sections fourteen
nd fifteen, sections seventeen to twenty-three inlusive,
and sections twenty-six to thirty-five inlusivc,
in township eiuhtv-fouh; sections three to
n inclusive, section fifteen, sections seventeen to
wenty-two inclusive, and sections twenty-seven
> thirty-four inclusive, in township eighty-five;
ctions four to nine inclusive; section seventeen to
wenty-one inclusive, and sections twenty-eight to
lirty-four inclusive, in township eigiitv-six; and |
ctions nineteen, thirty, thirty-one, and thirty-two
1 township eighty-be yen, of range twenty-eight. I
At the Land Ollice at IOWA CITY, commencing
n Monday, the thirtieth day of September next,
>r the disposal of the public lands situated within
ae following named townships and parts of townhips,
viz:
\'orlli of the bait line, anil west of the Jiflli principal
meridian.
Townships seventy-six, seventy-seven and sevnty-eight,
of range twenty-six.
/-nine, and eighty; sections three lo ten inclusive,
ection fifteen, sections seventeen to twenty-three
itclusivc, and sections twenty-six to thirty-six allusive,
in township eighty-one; sections five to
ight inclusive, sections seventeen to twenty-one
iclusivr, and sections twenty-eight to thirty four
iclu&ivc, in township eighty-two; and sections j
incteen, thirty, thirty-one, and thirty-two, in ;
jwnship kiuhty-thbek, ot range twenty-seven.
Townships seventy-nine, eighty, eighty-one, and
ighly-two, and sections ten to eleven inclusive,
ections thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen, and sections
even teen to thirty-six inclusive, in township eightyiiree,
of range twenty-eight.
Township seventy-six, of range twenty-nine.
Townships seventy-six and seventy-eight, ol
xnge. thirty.
luwnship* seventy-seven and seventy-eight, of
inge thirty-one.
Tow nship seventy-eight, of range thirty-two.
At the Laud Office at KA1UF1KLD, commencing
ti Monday, the seventh day ol October next, for
e disposal of the public lauds situated within the
illowuig named townships, and parts of townlips,
to wit:
forth of the bore line, and u-ert of the fij'th prin4
eipal meridian.
Townships sixty-eight and sixty-nine, of range
jcctiij ilurc
Tow nships sixty-eight and sixty-nine, of range
wenty- (our.
Townships sixty-eight and sixty-nine, of range
vcnty-live.
Township# seventy-two, seventy-three, seventy>ur,
ami seventy-live, of range twenty-six.
Township* seventy-two, seventy-three, seventy j
>ur, and seventy-five, of range twenty-seven.
Townships seventy two, seventy-three, seventy
lur, and seventy-five, of range twenty-eight.
Townships seventy-two,seventy-thrive, seventyiur,
apd seventy-five, of range twenty-nine.
Townships sixty-eight, sixty-tune, seventy our,
venty-two, and seventy-three, of range thirty.
Tow nsliipa sixty-right, sixty-nine, seventy, *evity-one,
seventy-two, and seventy-three, ol range
lirty-one.
Townsltips sixty-nine, seventy-one,seventy-two,
venly-three, seventy-four, and seventy-five, of
inge thirty-two.
Townships sixty-nine, seventy-one,seventr-two,
nrMity-throe, seventy-four, and seventy-live, ol
inge thirty-thro#.
Townships sixty-nine, seventy, seventy-one, sev lty-two,
and seventy-three,ol range thirty-four.
I mil* appropriated liy law for the use of schools,
lilitary, or other purposes, will tic excluded from
le sales.
1'l.e offering of the nhuvr mentioned lands will be
imtiieneed on the days ap|xiitited, and proceed in
ic order in which tin y are advertised, with ali
invi nient despatch, until the whole shall have
i ii otlered, and the -.dc-? thus closed. Itul no sale
mil be kept open lungvr than two weeks, and no
iiali' ( nlrv t?l ;?i*v <>! On- Imul will Iw.
it.I after trie expiration of the two weeks.
(iivrn under my hand, at the rity o( Washington,
is thirteenth day of June, Anno Duimui one thou
n<l right hundred and fifty.
Hy the President: T. TAYIXJR.
J. KvTTxaricLn,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption
any ol the lands within the township* and parts
township* above enumerated, is required to esblish
the nme to the satisfaction of the Register
id Receiver of the proper fsind Office, and make
lyim ut therefor at toon ut prartirablr ajIrr seeing
is notice, and be fun thr cay npj>. int. I for tin
mioMncrment of tlie putdic sale ot the lands enlacing
the tract ( lanned, otherwise six h claim !
ill be forfeited.
J. BCTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
June lit- Iawl3w
AW At llOti I. OK IIA ItVA HI) ((ILI.EUK, '
CAMIIHinoK, MAi*.
[Mils lr ' I .1 Ir
L gal edii. nil..n foi tin It..i in iniy ?.| lh? l'i l< l
ate*, e*. eptiug only main r* of m< rely local law
id practice; and also a systematic course of inrui
tion in Commercial l-aw for thus* wh?> propose
cngags in Mercantile pursuit*.
The Uw Library, which is constantly increns f
g, contains now aluut 14,1*10 volume*. It inurles
a very complete collection of American and
iglish Law, and the principal works of the Civil
id other foreign las It is opeh to slurb-ills, and
rnied ami light d for their use during l> ith terms J
id va< a lions.
'11.c first term of cai h academii al year liegins its '
v last week of August, and tic - < mid I erm in
c last wrck of Fcliruary; eai h terin continues i
nty weeks. Students arc admitted at any pc- 1
slot a terin or vacation. The fee* are $>la 1
tin, and tf J.'i for hall a Term. For this sum stu its
have the uw of the Law library and text !
oks, an<l of the College Library, and may nlteiul
tb?-courses of public lecture* delivered to Undergraduates
of the I Diversity.
I In ii*Iriji lor- .( tin l-iw S. r. il an llri Jos
iiiii, LL. 1)., Royal Professor; lion. Throphi
Paihons, LL. If., Dane Profirssor; lion. Facnii
II. Allrw, Lniversity Prole*"*-, and lion
IHBaS. CcsNtVo, 1/ecluri r upon Parliamentary
w, the Civil Law, and Criminal J-aw. Inst rue
n is given by Us lures, recitation#, and examitions,
and Moot Courts.
h'or lar'hrr information application may tie made
cither of the Inst r .^tor*. r
JlREI) SPARKS, President.
?.?m*riogb, Feb. 11,1*00. L
Feb. 5b? Istfclftlbeinly C
MIKH K. II. SCOTT.
Mmlr LrMOR* on I'latio and (Jnllnr.
PI'LltJATION tolw made at Mn. DUV ALL'S,
L on or i ?veniH , or in r i>l , *f r ! ' I , W * ? :i
iron, II. c. After thr caperif rice Miaa Scott haa
I in leaching in Srniinariea, both South and t|
rat, alio m confident aim will give en tia faction to
>ae wfio l.tvor her with their patronage. p
May 7?tf
UADKBY'S IIOTKL, h
rner of PrnmylTaai* ?v?-nne and 3d at.
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h? i-lftf
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WORKS IN PRESS.
1. DOMAT (M.)?Civil Iaw tn iU Natural Order,
lordlier with the Public Iaw, translated into
English, by Win. Strahan, with Remarks on loine
Differences between the Civil Jaw and the Uw of
England, printed eutire from the last Loudon edition.
3 vol*, folio, in 3 royal 8vo vols. Edited by
the Hon. Luther 8. Gushing, late one of the Judges
in the Court of Common Pleas, now Professor of
Civil and Parliamentary Law in Harvard University.
t. GREF.NLEAF'S REPORTS, New Ehitior.?
Heports of Cases argued and determined in the Supreme
Judicial Court of the State of Maine, by
the Hon. Simon Grecnleaf, in 9 vols.
Vol. I., with Notes and References to subsequent
Decisions, by Professor Grecnleaf, now in prena
raf.ii in
37 CURTIS'S EQUITY PRECEDENTS?Equity
PrccedenU, designed to illustrate and accompany
Mr. Juatice Story'a Treatise on Equity Pleading.
By George T. Curtis.
4. BUCKINGHAM'S SKETCHES ?Sketches of
Newspaper Literature, with Personal Memoirs,
Anecdotes, and Rcininidccnccs. By Joseph T.
Buckingham,
s. ARNoUJJ> ON INSURANCE.?A IWtiae
on the Liw of Murine Insurance and Average;
with References to American Cases, and the later
Continental Authorities. By Joseph Arnoultl, can.
'2 vols, royal Svo, with noies unci references to all
the American eases, by Hon. J. C. Perkins.
t>. EVERETT'S ORATIONS.?A revised Edition
of the volume of the Hon. Edward Everett's
Orations published in 1836; together with a second
volume, comprising the Orations and Addresses
since delivered by the same author.
7. ANGELLON WATERCOURSES?New and
fourth Edition, revised nnd greatly enlarged. Treatise
on the Common Law in Relatiun to Watercourses,
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Apr. 17?lawly
Or. Martin"* Syrup of Wild Cherry and S?r a
partita.
rp||F. WILD CIIEItKY AND SARSAPARILLA,
X which, on the Imai* of thin preparation, hnve
loop been celebrntrd in Conauinption and S< rofula,
1 Dimmer* of tin- *kin. Cough*. Colda, Spitting of
I Itlood, Aithina, in Though this remedy ha* be? d
l Init a abort time beforothe public, yet it lias gained
jM-ilinps more character and reputation aaacura1
live in those di#c**<i. then any remedy of the day.
The liinhnp of the Prole. uint Epi? opal church,
I (the Iti rht Rev. W. It Whittingham,) authorised
1 o? to any lie has used it in hi* own [ier?nn witti dcidcil
benefit |)r S. Harper, of Kent Island, hua
written to ua, he haa naed it with great aucceaa in
hi* practice [aec hi* letter in the pamphlet.] And
in a letter from a lady on the Eastern Shore of thia
Stuti ahe iv "I had a letter from Mis* C
, ,M Tin ?i!:i y , * 11 < wive mother li.i* n-rjiirHtrd her to
-,| y, l<;<I < I .l.-rn i-.( ? I in- >*t in 1.1111.1 In 1 .11- r 1 11< f I r. <111
lift MARTIN S SYKl l' HI WILD CHERRY.
||. r 'uhit>(: >ri in il* f.irinuijr at*c*
i ' h'U f \\ 11
I .unity, Maryland, Jnii. ?<>tti, Iany*: "When
-ti 1 i > :T .r .-.I r< 111 f t.i ... many tier- 1 %?
l>R. M \ It I INS COMPOI Nl> S YltlT OF WILD
C III- It R Y I <? ""ti' I I? * 11 .*I i" iii.ilc.- it
knov ii Ti n never va* mi art i-|e in thi* rmintry
that 111- a IT- ' '--I relief ami f-iv n.-.rr ?ati-'i
II 11 than tin* In tin- ncight",rh >o<l ill llrown-villr,
t
. urn, mid, Ir-.r mir ..wn 1 rtain knowledge <>l it,
we pr.ii in < it inn '1'ialii ' f,.r the rurr of ( otiffh.,
Culda, and diaraae* ol thin kind."
MARTIN AND WHITELEY'S NATIONAL
TONICT.
A certain cur?far A^it*, h'trtr and Dytrpeprta Id
1 in me r and fall mrmtlia many ? tiona of
1 ; 1111 y a-e j.r... rt, 11 i.y Hii.tui's rrx r.H,
and AHt!Emnd Hh'\'h'.K. It ha* lein <iur partn
nlar Mudy t<> find not *<>mc remedy t" *'<>p tin*
1I11 1 11111 *. niirpe, anil thin), 111 1! M I'lt.Mt w e hav e
r (T'-, I. <1 I h " l III <ihl> , t 11 K 111-.,. ? ' I h: ilk I In
very beat r< inedy in l)yfprp(iii, *ml, ifnur direr.
(kiiik are followr?|, will not fail to effri t a rurc.
In a letter dated May 23, IM1, oar A/put, Mr,
Klin* Knob, of Wriffhuvillc Vork county, Penn ,
say*: I have never known nny remedy for Frvrr
arid A ifw* equal to your INVAM'ABKh NATIONAL
TONIC. It haa ffiven universal *ati*fartion,
anil lia* i in e<l i a*< ' of \er< of year-' -hn.lini', niel
after the failure of all other m< dicinra made uae of.
" If It- 11 , It- II ' i - I j. II r, ray* 11 4
rertifn ate dated 22d March. IHt'l. "I applied to a
number of phjr?K >*n?, and alao wed a variety ol
tfie nioat popular Affile Mixture* at different tlinea,
hut all without the drain d effort, no permanent
Clue 11 .a v 111 (e l.eei. . ;!i led I wn* it lenffth induced,
at th' recommendation of your worthy affent at
tin* pia- e, to try a fmttlc of your .\ATlO.\AI.
7f).V/(.', and to ?ny ffrcat ai tiatartion, before I hud
id I t | |< 'I . .uopletely . need, lli-uiL ti I
oiitinueil the uae of it till I h*d taken two boL
tie*." In a joint certificate from Mem. Mile.
Kaho, W-.lliain Hla< kaon, and Janie* l?. Brown, of
the *ame place, they aay: "Harinff trie<l nearly all
llsn ..III... ....? -eI. without ?urrra* we
*' '-(inn , ,i < of you' VI /7".V.f/. 7 li V
/(', * llii li lm? I omfdi tcly ( in > 'I "? We < linrfnUy
recommend it to tin notice <>i nil poraniii alflir i? .1
ill tf > irrul'lr ilw<??< I-' llir l"'M r' .:ir,!y y, I
discovered."
Sw the |MtBphlr1i, which jrou ran grt from one
of our Awpnta prat m.
Alan i>r .Martin'a Purgative Pille. The beat now
in iwc, in all rue." where a purgative i* needed.
. I V H . r
tv linli'.i If" I ?r ;r re. No 4-> NoiOi ('olvrrl atrcit.
Halli:iu>rr, and f..r?alc l>y |)r. A. .1 Bvhwartf. F.
> V , . U I 1, U II i ily; J s .
..II. <;<crif. I'.'Vh, J. K I'll r|...Ill, Alexandre. "I.
V Kantoe, Norfolk, Va ; t. II. Ilainli. k, I'nrtanoutli,
Va.; Ruatice & S and Gaynor h Wood.
Hi. hinond, Va.
Bopt. 24? ly