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nussiou Business
Subscribers having connected
inselves in the above business,
he firm of *
jxoye $ Oroyea.
tjieir services to th(e -Merchants
iters, and solicit the Patronage
friends and the public. Their
ouse is situated on the river
ar the Steam Boat Wharf, (tor
occupied by It. & W. Pok,)
now in good order for the re
of Cotton and every descrip-
Merchandize, to the care of
»e personal attention of one of
will be constantly devoted.
K. H. Musgrove,
Sylvantts B. Groves.
24. lawtf
Cotton, Stock,
AND , m
ichange iVrokeT.
subscriber nas taken an office
he building lately occupied by
Stewart & Hargraves, on the
le of Broad-street, opposite to
- Office—wbeae' he offers his
in . the above business, ana
y strict personal attention, to
he patronage of his friends and
lie.
real facilities afforded by bro
ommercial operations general
r it remarkable that the mer
it’ Augusta and the planters
g sustained the inconvenience
if none, andparticularly a Cot
ker. In almost every other
rart the business is principally
brokers; and hence the ease,
r atiid dispatch with which it.
teal The same system is pr
acticable here. The merchant,
at the office of Wife subscriber,
easter save himself the trou
nplinghis cotton and looking
rchaser;—the planter need be
r Involved in doubt and diffi
ascertain the true state of the
ior subject himself to the ca
ihe wary speculator—and the
r will at all times know where
rt for cot-ton at the market
Regulations relative
to Cotton,
:der to give time for samjJting,;
iffering cotton are requested
the ware-house receipts E
lock, a. M.—ls left later than
s cannot be realized till tie
ng day. If more convenient,
pis may be enclosed in a lei
tructions, and dropped in tlu
ter box the night previous.
2d. Cotton wdl be sampled and re
ved from wagons till ten o’clock,
m.—if offered after that hour, sales
mot be realized till next day.
3d. Warehouse expenses wdl invaria
y be deducted from the account sales.
4th. Sales will commence at ten
clock and close at twelve, a. m.
£tli. Persons choosing'to limit and
fniUng’» higher than the market, wd;
live their receipts returned them on
tying 6$ cents for a hag entry and
mpling.
6th. Commissions on sales, 25 cents
bah if.
Orders from the country,
tclosing the warehouse receipts, Will
t promptly executed.
Stock Exchange and
Brokerage,
In tlypir Various Branches,
fill be atteadeii to at ail limes ditrim;
ffice hours, whicn will he from eight
'clock a m. lih two /clock p. m. and
cm three oViof k i.<f) live v. m.
John Kinney, jim'r,
(O’Money is sometimes w* tin mor v
tan at others Persons having it to
un, may, in the strictest confidence,
‘ail themselveshf the advantages of
te market, by applying at the above
ffice.
November 8. li*
§ 100 Uvan ai d
kT OI.EN from the subscriber, on Ra-
D turd ay evening last, a fled Morocco
ockfct Book, containing Three Hum
red and FiWy Dobars, viz:—l vo om
undreddollar Hills on the State Hank
f Georgia, one Fifty’,dollar bill on the
!Darien Bank ; thirty three dollars of
'enneasee money—the balance not re
dacted, with a number of due bill,
n different'persons, to ihp amount ot
10 nr 40 dollars, with sundry accounts,
[sc. The pci son suspected I'oYjSiye
Itolen the Pocket Hook, goes by” tin
ria.ne of CHARLESPERU EX, about
24 o; 25 years of age, fair complexion,
hgit’ hair, and about five feet high—
ivears a green frock, or Waterloo coat,
sod white panlalouns,TT-he is by trade a
Carpenter.
The above rewarded be given to:
the apprehension of the Thief, and the
recovery of the money, and all reusona
-o l".expenses paid, by the subscriber,
residing at Mr. Ligon’s Tavern, \utus
ti. , °
Hez. A. Barnard.
_bdv 15.
Sheriff’s Tilled
f'or Sale at thin Ojice.
Wiiiskey, ColVee,
Iron, 6)*e.
m Hhds. Philadelphia Whiskey
I 12 v do prime Sugar
50 bags prime Coffee
' 20 tons Swedes Iron
5 hhds. prime Molasses
8 hhds. super London Porter
i 10 hhds. Jamaica Uum
10,000 lbs. Bacon
• Just received and for sale by
WM. H. EGAN.
Upper ertd, soutti side Broa.l-st.
August 22. 3*
UWB UNDLES of
r tXoYt\\e\*n Hay,
For sale at the V are House of
McKenzie. & Police,
May 23 ti
NOTH JR. ~~
PURSUANT to an order of the Court
of Ordinary, of Greene County,
will be sold to the highest bidder in the
town of Greenshorough, on the first
Tuesday in October next,
10 1-3 Lots of Land and
3 1-2 alleys in sai l town, together with
the improvements now thereon ; for
merly owned by Mathew Wells, esq.
now belonging to the estate of Jere.
miah Early, deceased.
Terms of sale made known op the
day of sale.
THOMAS WINSTON,)
THOMAS BILLUPS, C
Adm’rs. on the Estate of' Jer. Early,
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
In right of his wife.
-July 2,1822. Aug 15.
FOII SALE.
A. PLEAS \NT and retired residence
un the SAND-HILLS. Apply to
J. S. Holt.
fune 27-- t s
Flour, Corn, & c.
U(a)© BARRELS fresh FLOUR,
50 half do do
1000 bushfcl.»Corn,
100 barrels Mackerel, No. S;
10 tons English Iron,
20 coils Bale Kope,
2 pipes Cognac Brandy,
For at le by
MG i ran § Gordon.
\llguv, B.— >.
n^thgC
WILL BE SOLD,
IN the Town of spin: ~ Columbia
County, on tin first IVesday in Sep
tember nexj, between the usual hours
of sale, the lemaining pa>t of the per
sinal property of John W Ligoo, de
ceased, consisting of a Valuable Libra
ry, two Trunks, &c. Terms on the day
of Sale.
Juriah Harris,
Executor to the Will.
July 18 tils.
m\ I uVfUcalum.
Mrs. A. S. COLVIN having, for a
consult ruble time past, hail it in con
templation to publish a Periodical Work
now proposes to issue the First Num
bnf of it as soon as it has been ascer
tained that sufficient patronage wdl be
afforded to defray the expenses of Pub
lication. The Till .isintendedto.be
AS. COLVIN’S
WEEKLY MESSENGER,
It w.llcoi U lit- ir.)a...s uoyal Quar
to, and or ielitere.l to bubscribtrs ev
ery Sati rday, . t the price 1 Four Dol
lars per annum, payable-quarterly in
advance.
Its Contents will be dm fly Lit. rary ;
but tlu re will be such notices of .. tiier
matters, of News, ot Fashions, of I astc,
of Marriages and Deaths, &c, us t > ren
der it a vehicle as Gener.d futerc q »ijd
Amusejun.t.
The inbabitacls of the Di trie.; of
Columbia will be vyaited upon in .« fee
days for the purpose of obtaining (heir
Signatures.
Subscriptions Wi'l also be received
at the Bookstore of Me.ssr.j. Dams Si
Fouck, Pennsylvania Avenue.
N. It. Persons n siding :.t 9. distance,
may tor.v-i’d their Subscriptions to the
Editor, post paid.
Washington, June, 1822.
tyf A Subscription Paper is left at
the Bookstore (it J. & H. Ear.
■fiiiy 4 J _
•Madisou ; \)vings
uQWC Subscriber respecitully in-
B. forms his tneuds and the public,
generally, that lus E.t.bushinent at the
M ilflsojy riiLVG*,
s now iii comp etc uuler for the recep
t ..n and ESTEuTAINMEN’T of Com
»any —& he pledges himself that noth
ing on his part shall be wanting to r* 11-
ler their stay pleasant and agreeabt-.
Fain.lies visiting tfic SPRINGS, eft;*
be accommoilatfd with separate apart-
and Gentlemen furnished wit"
private K«;oms, and good Lodging. II
able is supplied with the best lb
• country affords—and his liquors of il.f
ctioicest quality.
Jas, Alexander.
August V If
—— -
Globe Tavern.
p
A HE Subscriber informs his friends and
, the public, that his
Reading Room ,
is just arranged, and that his Bar is much
more convenient. And on account of
changing the situation of the latter, he is
better able to provide for the accommo
dation of his customers; and can safely
promise them, that as far as his means and
ability to comply with nis wishes can go,
he will attend to the comfort and conveni
ence of every guest who may honor him
with a call.
$3-The Savannah & Wash
ington Stages put up at the
Globe.
W. SHANNON.
December 20.
Insurance against
Fire!
Charleston Fire, and Marine
Insurance Company Agency,
THE Subscriber offers to take risks a
gainst Fire on Houses, Out Buildings,
Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, in Au
gusta and its vicinity.
Timothy Edwards, Agent.
Bread-street,
[Between the Post Office Si Globe Tavern.)
December 20
THE S ÜBSC HIRER
HAS ABOUT
a©a©®© LBS PRIME BACQN
* FOR SALE,
Which be will Sei, 01 r asonable terms.
Woodson Ligo.n,
Western Hotel.
August 1. ■ 4t
Thomas W aVkinW
Saw A’Grist iVlilis
T
A ME subscribers Mills are still in ope
ration, both SAW and GRIST. He will
deliver Lumber in Augusta, at gl2 per
thousand, and will cause «vi-ry attention
to be paid to each branch ot his business.
—“ Ills customers wit Ibe J airly dealt by."
Thomas Watkins,
April 8 ts
(£j“ Tkp writer, a young
Man of steady habits wishes to engage
himself with a Merchant or Broker a?
Hook-keeper, he having a thorough know
ledge of Book-keeping, and well acquaint
ed with Cotton. Any gentleman having
such a situation vacant, raa, hear of a
person qualified to fill it by leaving a few
lines at this office addressed to G. B. L.
which will be duly attended to
August 5 if
Westeru vloteV.
;• Miff AME subscriber stijl remains
npM at Capt. B, Mims’s well
known stand where Green,
an. Ci '.ir, streets intersect each other,
andclireilly opposite the Market from the
Augusta Bridge; and when taking into
consult ration the pleasantness of the situa
tion, good water, low prices,ami his atten
tion to make ti, :.se comfortable who Call,
he hopes to obtain a reasonable share of
puolic patronage.
Aii Excellent Wagon VarJ is alsKi kept
by the subscriber.
RATES.
Man per day, - - f,l 25
Man ami Horse per day, 2
Jlor e per day, - - 75
&C. kc. fee.
Woodson Li gun.
July 8 -w6th
DESEIITEII from (be U. States Can
• ■.i.enl on the ‘fend-Hi I Is, near Augusta
(Ueo.j on tile Ist>l inst.
Stephen 1). Mix,
a private of “ E ’ company, 3d Regiment
of ArtuLry. 5 feet 6 inches high,26 years
ot age, light complexion, brown eyes,
brown, hair, born in Connecticut, and by
profession a labourer.
ALSO,
On Hie night of the 16th insf.
Garret Vanschonovcn,
a private of •• F/’ Company 3d Hegim«nt
Artillery ; 5 (eel lOj' inches high, 2G
years <yf age, light complexion, hash; eyes,
dark hair, born in Waterford State of N.
York, and by occupation a labourer.
A reward ot thirty dollars will be paid
ior the apprehension and delivery of ei
■ iier of the above named Deserters, at
lis or any other Military Post in the U.
:iiatet-
L. H. RIGAfL,
Lieut. 3d Artillery Commanding.
U. States Cantonment, j
Sand-Hills near Augusta Ceo.l
August 19 —ts
£r TO rent,
CtfMFORTABLE dwelling house,
s:;listed in a jdeasant part of the city, lin
'd the first day of October next. Posses
on given Ist April.—Apply at this office
>r to Messrs. Brewster & Prescott.
March 25——ts
j colc.nitL i r nYt'h ,ti (/£ cotin r, >
'iUL.* : £erM,ls33. 5
Robert Crav.Tcrd, ■’A
. f s ( Petition to establish
Seaborn Collins U f a lost Promisory
Thomas Wilkins. J Note
Tllli Petitioner in this case having filed
Ills Petition seeking to establish a
h lost note made by Seaborn Collins and
if Thomas Wilkins, and payable to Lucy
s Tihsley, or bearer, accompanied by a co
i. py of the said note, as near as could be
y recollected and by an affidavit of the for
d iner existence and a loss thereof, it is op
1, dered that the saiil petition and documents
i- oe filed in the clerks office of the Inferi
n or Court aforesaid, open to the inspection
of all and every person interested therein;
. &it is further ordered, that the Copy ol
said lost note be established in lien of the
B original unless the said Seaborn Collins Sc
Thomas Wilkins, or either of them, shall
shew cause, on or before the first day of
the next term of this Court, why the pray
er of the petitioner should not he granted.
, [Extract from the Minutes.]
• 11. iVamar, c’lk. i, c,
Ju’y 25 m6m
, Columbia Superior Court,
March Term, 1823,
Roger Harkins,}
vs. v Petition to Establish &
Benjamin Bell.} Lost Promissory Note.
’ r v
i HR petitioner in this case having filed
his petition, seeking to establish a lost
> note, together with a copy of the said lost
note ir<r nearly ns lie could recollect, ac
) • companied also by an affidavit of the for-
I mer existence of the said note, and the loss
’ of the same;—lt is ordered, that the said
petition and documents fie affiled in the
Clerk’s office of the Superior Court, open
to the inspection of all and every person
I j interested therein ; ‘and it is further order
ed, that the s.iitl lost note given by Hen,
jamin Bell to ’he petitioner, he establish
ed in lieu of the original, uhhss the said
Benjamin Hell shall shew cause on or be
• fore the first day Os the next term of this
court, why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted.
Extract from the Minutes-
Simmi if ♦’irawforfl, rl’k.
March 25, ISS- l ive
For £ale,
m
1 I. HAT well known and valuable plnn
* talioh whereon William Juries, deceased,
lived, in the county of Burke, containing
Fifteen Hundred acres Os oak and hickory
land, and about two.,hundred acres clear
ed, well adapted to the culture of corn
and cotton. On the above premises there
is a good two story house, and all other
! necessary out buildings, and an excellent
Saw and Crist Mill on a never failing
• stream —three hundred acres more of pine
• land adjoining the above, lying in the
county of Richmond, and about seventy
acres cleared. Wo deem a further des
cription unnecessary, but invite all those
persons who wish (o purchase a valuable
place, to come and view the premises and
judge fir themselves. For further parti
culars apply to
Augustus H. Anderson,
Isaac Walker,
Administrator!* of the estate of ffm. Jones.
\-„v l N.A ‘f
Mr. Wm. Konkin is an
thonze.i to attend to the business of the
subscriber .'Jimng his a In- • ce.
Wm. Henry Egan.
A up-oat 22 it
Caution,
ALL persons are hereby cautioned a
gainst trespassing on the hunt's 'be
longing to the estate nt Lindsey Colerti'ari,
deceased, as the utmost extent of the law
will hi enforced rgainst those so tresspass
ing on the premises. »
1). 11. WARREN, Adm’r.
August 22
K.Vt V. IVVAI.V .M, fc.VX.
ijjgjA. rsMIK subscriber informs his
f• ifJL friends and The public.
lmilH» tint he has taken the
eHSaSaSEk Stand lately occupied by
Samuel P;ui, F-sq at the forks of the
Road 2 7 miles from Augusta, on the three
road leading to Milledgeville.
His House is undergone such as will
render it comfortable. Rooms will be
fitted up for the accommodation of pri
vate families.
His fare will be equal to any in the up
per country.
His stables will beat all times wel
supplied with Provender and attentive
Hostlers.
From his unremilted attention to Busi
ness, he hopes to please and succeed in
making friends and money.
John H. Wright.
August 22 If
To Kent,
From the first of October ,
The following Tenements:
T* * • 1-1 —one House and Lot, at pre-
FM'ItW senl occupied by Maj. Sam
aSSSSHk uel I.ark ; and one at pre
-1 sent oc'. pied by David Smith, F.sq, Al
so, two Tenements in Bridge Row, No.
8 and 10 Apply to
Juo. 11. Co.
J August 22 8t
.nniwiwra ■■■ i i mwin itm wn win
I Ladles " l Lilevay LAdVuutl
Nathaniel smittia eo. *'
' J\l’o 3d William- st. J\ew-I ni k.
RBSPECTFULIV inform the Public,
that th>» work lias been '-published for
1 more than three yews, and although Ul'le
exertion has made by the .proprie
J tors, yet it has received a patronage i n
f surpassing their expecHlions. Willi no
advertisements, the work has sokdy (nr
L> its object, the dissemination of Class c an.l
Polite-Literature •, containing, perhaps, s
greater variety of original J.iternry and
8 .Mirceilaticnus matter than any oilier publi
l" cation of the kind in the United Slates.
11 The publishers of the Lauiks! Li mi.
i nr CAtiiwn-f can furnish complete' sets ol
'* this work from the commencement, cbm.
L> prising six volumes of quarto size, con
* laining twenty-six numbers each, wit IK ;i
J, copious index and title page for each vo
‘ lame.
Among the mass of Literary lyittei
contained in this work, are many original
'Tales and Novels, together with the en
tire insertion of some scarce works not. to
he obtained in an } Book Store in the Uni
ted States.
Persons wishing a complete set ofjhe
Cauixft, uptotbe end of volume five, can
5 be supplied at the shortest notice, either
in sheets or hound, at the Publishers’ of
fice, No. 30 William-street, ftjeiv- York,
at tlye subscription price, viz : g-l per an
num, -,i '■ ■..., v , - ?
(Q* Subscriptions for the Gadixkt are,
j received I’>oiii all (piarters of the Union.
t Letters f Post Ptnd,J containing a yi-i«s
t subscription, addressed to the
_ JViifhaiiie.l l Siiiith& Co- will uiet-t with im
. mediate attention, and their papers for-
warded by ,nuil to them.
1 N. B. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing
. to obtain complete sets of the Caiijset
ji vvquld sio well to apply soon. -A,
i mm, j. ij.
Agents for Augusta,
Cabinet Office, August 2(5, JH22. ™ •
i
Ten HvAlata Wans or t\.
s
r % OST, some time in May last, a ret) mo-
Ij rocco Pocket Book, in or near An
gusto, which contained tyyo dollars, paper
. money, the bank not recollected ; mi ex
, I ecution in favor of John T. Colqueit a
_ j gainst Jordan Richardson and Robert Gill
mtfns, in Putnam Superior Court j also
one note of hand, given by me to Jesse
Tanner, for one hundred and twenty five
dollars, payable 25rh December, 1821,
• dated the latter part of the year 1820, also,
> one note payable to U. £c B. Sanford, for
> about three hundred dollars, a few days
' after dale, us wdl as recollected— winch
two notes have been satisfied; and am d-.-
1 termined not to pay the same again unless
! compelled,—X omitted removing my name
although paid. Also, one note on 'Tho/n
--as Golquette, payable to Benjamin Ool
quette, for two thousand dollars, dated in
1 July or August, 1819, due 2.5'h Decern
■ her, 1821, lias a credit in March before,
due for six hundred dollars; one other
credit iii March after due, for seven hun
dred dollars; one cotton receipt foo two
bales cotton, stored at the warehouse of
Sims k VVillioms, of Augusta. All per
sons are hereby forwarned from trading
for any of the said papers, and yon, the
makers of said papers, are cautioned a
gainst paying them to «hy person but my
se.f. Any person finding said book, and
1 delivering it and contents to Mr. Charles
I). Williams, of Augusta, orto the subscri
ber, Hancock county, four miles from
White Plains, shall receive the above re
ward.
I. Heaves.
Sworn so and subscribed before me,
this 13th August, 1822.
Richurtl liaugli J. P.
August 26 6t
, I '
- -j
Notice.
ALL persons that are indebted to the
sue Edward Smith, deceased, are
desired to come forward* and pay the
same; and all those that the estate is in-,
debted to, will render in their accounts
according to law for payment.
J. W. Meredith,
Administrator.
Angus' 26 3t
to Augusta Jtui
on the 2zd uiotarn, a Ne b io .omao nam
ed GAilOLliSty, about Zt» years of age
and her Child—says sue belongs to
Dr. Pope, ot Jackson county, JuckSon
Goin t House, (Georgia)—Hus been run
away üboui 18 momtis, and has a large
ancle on the left leg.— The child is about 3
weeks old. 'The owners are requested
to come forward, prove property, pay
Charges, and take tier away.
Thomas Stewart.
August 26—Jt
■ rr-
Executor’s Stile.
ON Friday morning, the 11th October
next, will be sold at the; late resi
dence of John Willson, deceased, the per
sonai property belonging to his estate -
Sale to commence si 1U o’clock. Terms—
Sums undei gIOB east), and qver gIOO
four months niedij, for approved endowed
notes. By order of the Kxecmor,
Fraser & Bow<lrc,
Auctioneers.
August 26 Ja'v’f
W anteiV to Wire.
.NEGRO Wench to Cook and Wash,
for a amall family. Apply at this Office.
August 12- ts
" 11// the President of the U. Stairs.
, ' ♦ ...
i\l iIEKF.AS the Prejicl*. nt of i In; U.
f iii'cd Slates if. authorized by law to
ca4.se lands to he ofu red foj; sale :
’ I’herehnv, |, .Umis
f «f llk United States, «J<» hererofcy declare
ami, make known tbiit the t>«h Jic sales
, shall he liold’ss fnljhiwt,, viz :—>• •, 7} > ,
t At the I.and t-Hice at Turre'llante,'in
r on the Monday in .Inly irext
j lor the sale of
I’l.wnuhtps 1/ and 18, In range 1, cast of
I the 2d. principal
' nieredianjine
17- and 18. in ranges I to 9, wesrdoi
T .Vt jiind Office at \ atulalia, in 111!-
,C nois.on tketliird Monday in July next, for
j the Sale nt i||f.
|a fownship It, 12 13 -rnd I-. 1 ., in ranges I
~ land 2, oust of ihe .od prin
, eipal m j ridii«t line-*
11, IS, 13,11 and l£, in ranges
" '3-Hjld 4, 110
I At the same p’ace on (lielhod Monday
in August next, tor I lit sale of
() Townships 1 J,12,13, Hand 15, iuranges
5, fiaafil-8i cast ofthe-.Si."
(.oi.iefiial meridiafi 1»
n, in 7U
1 At the Land Oihce at Intfesiine, iifllli
nois, on the first Monday next,
tor the sale'nl Jt
Townships 8,7, v and 9, in ranges 9, 111
afld 11, east of Id priluAp'd
meyidimirfimo ‘
‘*’ * 5,6, 7, 8 ami 9, in range 14
west of SJTIo
* )! and 9 IS and 13, do
!?*' A* the same place, on t)ie first Monday
. in .September next, for the sale of
. Townships 10 1,1 12,and 13, in ranges 9
* lOautd It, east
, puucipal meridian hue
t 10 Pl 2 13, in ranges 13
13 at;J*l i, west of 2d d,>
At the same-place,
October next, tor the gale of
Townships 14 15 16 and 17, in ranges
, W of 3.1 ptin
f. CTpal meridian line
14 15 1G artd 17, in ranges l.i
13 ana 14, west of 2d tin
At the same |\|acc, ofithe Ist Monday in
i- November next, forfhesale of
Townships 18 19 20. and 1, in ra ees9 10
r and 11, east of 3d prim
eipal meridian line
18 19 20 & 21, in ranges i-> and
- , 14, west nt',2.l principal
J meridian line
a 18 19 &20 in range 12, do do
i 18 It, do do
. iriß 19 8( 99 10, do do
At the taml Office fbr the Northern dis.
i* trier of l.tVulsiann, at the town of Otinrhita
s on the first Monday in November next, Jfrj.
i the sale of ■
• Townships 15 16 17 18 and 19, in rfinges
• 12 3 4 and 5, west;' of
• the meridian line
At the. Land .Office at the Seat of Justice
• of the ca tip ty of Independence, in the At'-
i kansas territory, for the sale of such lands
of the United Slates as are situa'ed in the
■s following described townships and ranges
nid which have been excluded ii’o/e tne
• lottery of Uie lands-Appropriated f»r s:rtj|<
•, fyiug warrants for military services/viz ;
I On the first Monday in August next, for
■ the sale of such of the above described
hinds ns are situated in the following town
ships and ranges, vi? ;
Townships 1234 5789 and 20 in range
1, cast of
1 the sth meridian line
1 123 4 5 and. 6■2 do
12345678&9 3 do
1 210111213 & 14 4 dl*
1 2 5 do
1 23913141518 ' jw
19 and 20, Iweat-n,
On tlie first Monday in 3eptembep|iexi,
for the sale of such of the above described
lands as are situated in the following
ownahips and ranges, viz :
Townships 1 2 18 19 & 20, ia ty
.range 2, west of
the sth meridian line
II 1516 1718 19 &20 3’ do
IdOll 13 14 15 16 &, 19, 4 do
1291011 12 13 5 do
1 24 5 6 8 9 10 11 12
13 and 18 6 do
On tjte lilt Monday in October next for'
the salevpf ««ch of the above desci ibed
lands as are situated in the following town
ships ancUrangrs viz:
I’ownsliips 1 23456 7 10 11 12 13 15 19
17 18 19 it'2o, in
range 7, wes of
the sth meridian line
1 2 .3 4 5 6 7 8 9‘ 10 15
16 17 18 19 and 20 8 do
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 18 19 and 20 9 do **
19 • 10 do "Urf
On the Ist Monday in November ntfjjt.p 5
for the sale of such of the above described
laiyjs as are situated pi,the following town
ships and ranges, viz;'
I’ownships 1 2 3 4 5 G 7 8 910 and 11, in
range 10, wt.st of
the sih meridian line
1 3 4 5 G 7 8 9 and 10,
in range 11 do
2345 6 7 8 9ani 10 12 <t,»
2345 6 7 8 arid 9 13 ibi
349 6 7 and 8 14 do
4 5 Vnd 7 15 do
5 6 and 7 1(5 tin
6 17 do
Each sale will commence with the low
est number of section, township, ..nil
ange, and proceed in regular numerical
order.
The lands reserved by law for the nse
n schools, or for other purposes, will be
■eserved from sab-.
Given under my hand, at the City of
vVashinglon, tins i4th day of March, 1822.
■ .asts MONUOE.
1 tty the President:
Justaii Ueion,
Commissioner of t ;ie Gen. Land Office.
March 28——,vlNml
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