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3d quarter Accepted December 12 according acres amount Answer appears applications arrive attention balance Bank believe boat called Caroline certificates charge claims clerk commence contained in foregoing Contract copy dated deponent deposite district dollars duty east entered entries examination expire 30th June February floats foregoing advertisement Friday further give Government half hands honor House instructions James January John July land office letter LEVI WOODBURY Major March marked miles month names once a week p. m. Bidders p. m. Leave persons pre-emption present Public Money purchase quarter Question range receipts Receiver of Public Recorded referred respect returns river ROUTE says Secretary steamboat Sums per annum taken terms contained Thursday tion township tract TREASURY DEPARTMENT Tuesday United Wednesday whole Witness
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