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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-24
41ETEER, XVI. ae =.
AmsferdGm, October 90, 1880.


siA' egef avsl " Bas., ,r. tesQ ys,
The sixteenth enquiry is, "Who loses
most by dcsertioll.! = Do the English and
! German dcsertcrs serve voluntarily and we'll
in the American army r ~ How can those
who do not enter into the army subsistid y
q These questions Ianswer'wisb great pIe,ss-
ure There has been from the beginning of
the war to this day, scarcely al, example OF !.
native Americars deserving FROM the army
to the English. q There haze been, IN the "A !
rheticah army, s6nic scattering Scotch, Irish
and Gerrnaf, soldiers some ofthesc have
deserted, but never in great members, and q.
mong the prisoners they have taken, H. is as
tonishing how few they have ever been able
topersuadc, by all their Batteries, threaten.
iugs, promises, and even cruelries, 10 acnist
into their service. sY y tssNi egiA |
The number Of deserters from them has
been all along considerably more. Congress
have generally prohibited their officers from
vices permission has been given and tlicy
have served well. lissrh g7eSotk,rN yJ I
Those who do not enlist into the army
have no difficulty to subsist. Those of them
who have any trades, as wesvers, tayIors,
smiths, shoemakers, tanne:s, curriers', tarpen-
ters, brigkiaycrs, in short any trade wl,atso-
ever, enter immediately into better business
than they ever had In Europe, where they
gain bettet Subsistence and more money /;
because tradesmen of all dcnoninations are
now much wanted those who have no trade,
If tIey are capable of any Kind Of Ial,out,
are Immediately employed in agriculture,
SC. iabour being much wanted, aud very
dear. F''b ~ 4. z w ~
I arm not able to tell the precise numbers
that have deserted but If an hundred tbous.
and we're todescrt they would End no difficult
ty In point Of subsistence or employment, II
they can and viii work 'fi fiIi ljw
Sir, yours, t'.f ~
~ {, = - JOHN ADAMS.
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'm fre a Total S,e36,678
This, however,, was hut an estimate, anil
some persons have thosght there was tco
much speculation in h. Ii win be observed,
that Gcorgia was not represented in the first
Congress, and therefore is not included IN
the estimate. ." vf
! In a, pamphlet published in England about
year ago, enuiled g A Memorial to the
Sovereigns OF Edrope,on the present State Of
Affairs, between the Old and New sNo,id,"
write by Mr.. Pownal, Member of Psriis-
ment, and formerly Goyernour Of Massacbn.
sets, and Lieutenant Gosernour of New
Jersey---we are Told, that &c Mass chnsc,ts
had, in the year l722, $4,000 Inhabitants
in l742, $4,000 /; in l7Sl, when there was
a great dspopula,on, botbi Ly war and the
small pox, l64,4S4; in 1861, 10000; in
l76s, 25s,soo., in l77L $4,000; in 1879,
100000. Z
IpVConnccticut, in l7s6, la9, se4 in i774,
257,S56. These Plumbers are not increased
by strangers, but decreased by wars and en-
igrations to the ,westward,andl to other States
yet they have nearly doubled incightecn years.
oIn-New York, in 1886, .g6,776; I; in I77I,
l6s,oo7 |; in i7z4, ls2'2sl..
IN Virginia, in 1885, l73,3i6 in 1894,
100000 in IVA, 100000. ''A.s 4it
In South Carolina, in 1850, $4,000 in
ITO, $4,000. 4a4rs fsstxf ,..ef.tT -
LIN Rhode Island, in 1888, $4,000 in
b748, i23,4S9. 70 43u . .fqf
aAAAsthere never was militia in pcnnsylva.
nia, before. this war, with authentick lis.s 0f
the population,sit has been variously cstmat.
ed Ion speculation. There was a. continual
importation, tor many years, Of lVish and Ger.
imam emigrsnts, yet many of these lse,tiesi in
otiier prQyinees.S bAtahe progress OF popv.
la&ions In 'tho' oryliDaryf course, sadyanced IN
Rvatio, between that OF Virginia and that of
Massachusetts ;lothe ciiyof Philasielphia ud-
ssanved more rspidly---it qhad,oin l749, .2,o76
'hosiscs; iineI rs S,d2,8Aofs In 1850, 1889 (; in
1859, 4,47A from ft7s9 TO- A75s, from 1910
-ia,ooo o,ihhabitantsp hosn1l76osio 1909, from,
81 ,3i8y to IS ,00D, .0cwalosiva s,a ~ snfh
were, in 7s4, .varions, calculations
and estimates smadc5of thcs numbers on the
continent. IrhcE sapgirine made tha numbcss
sone million and half ;othnsc who admitted
Misrepresentation into, the calculation, but ad-
rhcrvdcioserto facts and lists, as they were
made out, str Cd thsm at iy2S0,Oo0. Cover.
nourg Pownsl Thinks, THAI 4, ia g,3o7, would
sturn out neurcsts to- the real amountin i77x.
But what an amssing progress, which IN ei,yh-
teen years hay added ajni,liuo, to a mii,iSn
. two hundred and ffty sthoussnd. althouehIa
war was maintaincdin that country for seven
years,of the term :. IN this viers, one sccsi
community iun!oiding itself, beyond sny cx.
ample in Europe. i'tlsss ~ 10
you have the estimates mode by the
gentlemen in Congress, In Una, and thar of
- I<<-4-.. A r u
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'l9'' - 81 s--- .~.s--. ~ s{lst ti
WANTON &. .isATHBONE,
as their Store. go 7Aams.-strses, srmer oceHeddy
M. .BEsL REysoLDs, Garner Of Jfar,ket-Sguep'e,
aud al the store lately ecc,Y,ied BY M Ma AraAsiEL
DEARBoRN, SO, 1Hames-ssrsef, va 0'l ~
~ HAVE JUST REcEitED, FoR SALE, -
RfCKERSTAFF's,s RHODE ISLAND,
~ FARMERS, and TfiOMASs .sL.JLavv.aCS,
for l81O-byt the groce, dozenlo single, as cheap
can be purchased from tlsiiP pslers. N, ,s,3sfl
ST ,4is2-2o0 reams Cap Ind Pot No. and 2
Writing Psper and 20 reems Foolscap Paper, made
schools, which can Be Afforded SO Cents per ream
: less than the usual price ~ ges4H8s ~
'&ef sifl f1 ~ School Books. 9f' l9E 9gt
Webster's and Aden's st, Cd, & Sd Parts !;
Daboll's Arithmetic Morse IS Geography; Prercp-
tors Columbian Orators Testaments,; Dictionaries,
or single. ~
An assortment Of Family Bibles, with and
without Plates and one groce School Bibles Of an
xcellent edition. which win be sold unusually cheap
'i''"2 i'li',1' BLANK BOOKS,as % ;ts~ /
OF every description, constantly on hand, ruled to
nypattern Playing Cards, by the groce, dozen or
single pack Pocket Books, sc. ~ ,es~ "a !
The following Artieles Of London Sta.
tionary, haze just come TO hand :ss I
Few rcams best compressed Wove, Letter
Paper; common Wove do. few thousand Culs (;
sPenknives; best Lead Pencils; hk-Powder Wa
fers, &c. &C. et8.. .,s.t Il
They eftr for sale, vcry general assorf-
ws,u ~
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
at reduced pscesCountry Stores, Private Libraries,
&C. furnished on the best terms, and at liberal dis
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions Of every late and
interesting publication; also many rare and yalu-
able Works. Books loaned by the week, month,
quarter, or year, on the usual terms. s.
..F3a- THE HAT STORE
is furnished with HATS Of every quality and price,
esnaly Ssnted, such fets, Casters, Beavers, &c.
made in the best manner and warranted TO crack
or fade, and at the lowest possible prices.
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS, a
great variety, cheap, as usual f",a' ~
Newport, Nov. %, 1909 2at
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In the year l774, there was much private
cokversation among the members OF Con-
gress, concerning the number OF souls in ey-
cry Colony The delegates of each were
consulted, and the estimates made by them,
were taken down as follows:
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Z lErrEa xvIr.
A'asferdam, October 26, 1880.

The seventeenth enquiry is, Whether
we have any information thai we can rely on,
concerning the p,aiationf iIasi IL incress-
ed or diminished since the wsri" q st7s ,
III some former letters, hrvc made Oh.
servasions upon yhe increase OF mankind in
America .,...,s si s.st a. 81 = ,.s.-|l :
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REMOVAL.
TIE Py0gressiOe COMPANY, :

HAVE REMOVED THEIR CREAMERY
AND GROCERY STORE FROM No. IL,
TO THEIR STORE, 81, LoNc-WHARF,
formerly occupied by the late Mr.. Woed,rard,
Where tey offer for sale, pe,y accommodating ferms
for cash or approued credit very general and
extensive assorsuent gf GROCERIES,
-- anony vhioh Gre-
TEN hhds. Sd proof ST. Croix Rum
i 5pipes Gin; ~
10 lhds Molasses
chests Campoy Tea;
25 tlo. Souchong, do.
Is do. Bohea, do.
10 boxes Brown Sugar;
10 do. White, do.
20 do Raisns; ~,
20 do. Chocolate
20. do. Soap;
Is Kegs Ginger,
10 Crates Crockery Ware
~ Bushels White Beans
3v00 Boslsels ExuIna, Turks-Island, Liverpool,
and Donavista, Salt.
JUST RECEIyED-
so bbls. fresh superine -four Of the most approved
inspection.
A Constant supply of Rye, and Indhn Corn |;
do do. Rye and Indian Meal;
WAoie sas asd retail Ut the io.sess casA triees.
WILLIAM COGGEsHALL, jun. .1gsnf
Nssvport. Jinue f3.
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Looking Glass Plates, JesveAy, SIC.
NICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs

\ y his Customers and Friends, that he has Just
peceiyed from the manufactures in Europe, an as
sortment Of fLOOxiNG-GLAS5 PLATES, as former
y, which will DC ready for sale in few daysas soon
as they can be it,ed in frames.
.also on ha1d-
A complete assortment of Cutlery Tea
Pots PockctBooko; Suspentiers Gold Lace brass
Hanslrons, Shovels and Tongs Windsor Soap
Starch Hair-powdcr warranted waterproof Liquid
hacking, Scotch and Msccoboy snutf-and many
ether articles, toO numerous to psrticulzrizc.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
On usual--Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and yewelry, in the highest perfection Fila.
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work-Elastick, differ
ert shapes, round, octagon, and fat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and S|yer,
agreeable to its standard
iie thanks his friends for their custom-aai win
sell those articles at vey ANAL advance.
.SeIst.r,, y:aa %, 1870
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REMOVAL.
SAMUEL w. VINSON,

ID DESPECTEULLY informs his customers,
N and the PubIick, that he has removed from the
stand he has occupied for years past, 70 No. %,
being one Of the range Of stores belonging to PAUL
VI. MusyosD, Ese. little south of the Market.
square, on the east side of Thamesstreet, where all
orders for Drrsys, .NsSeinss, Dye Snfs snees
&C. wiz receive cheerful a,d prompt attenuon-Past
favours gratefully acknowledged.
May q.
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TO TIE EDITORS or rHE NATIONAL,
GER.
GENTLEMEN,

GHsrLESEs,
IN your paper Of the asth inst. hass
read with no small degree OF surprise, The
Speech of the Hon. Mr.. John Randolph abon
the question of reducing the Naval Estsb'
lishment Of the United States. This Spcseii
has surprised me, becausc fnd itfull Sf gresy
mistztements as to matters Of fact. sheu'o
he unwilling to ascribe unworthy motives 70
any ccntIemerr ON any OCCASION viii not,
therefore, on this occasioi,, presume that thess
nistasements were made for the purpose oi
dcceiving the House Of Representatives ana
the Nation but il 10 due ~ the pubica 20
expose them. shall nowdo 40 and bcioS
7 disrniss the suojcct, shall, 4 trust, sa'ls-
fac,orilv account Cor the soIecisms III cur
politicai arithmetick," Of which MIR. Han.
dolpF complains, and make his :" mrm.fe"
;neonsisfeneies" apparent,
Passing over his incongruous pre'imp,sry
observations without remark, hecauso uncy
mcri, noae, psoseed immedisely to ne
grounds ne has assumed 10 Justification Q.
h;s vote on the question Of Reduction ; ana
here find him bdtdstins at tie u''es'se'a'
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EARL & ALLSrON, and
LOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES,

OFFE FOR 81 IL Es
THE entire cargo of the ship Laurel,
Il from Tgsmingsn, entitled to dcbcnture, consis.
ting Of the following articies.--vIz --
l2 Boxes and Cases Platillas Rcysles.
~ Boxes brown Hollands.
10 Cases and Bales Britannias.
IS Boxes CIeas la Morlaix.
~ Boxes Dowlas
! Box Shirtin5 Linen.
Box Arabias.
Box Handkerchief.
rs Boxes Rouans.
"a Boxes Lestados
II Cases Esiopiiias.
Cases Casarillos.
Box red Platillas.
Box Coutreo.
Q Boxes white Rolls
80 Boxes Osnaburgs.
4 Bales bagging Linens
q Bales Blsytucl,er.
l9 Bales Heeden Linen.
Samples may be seen by applying as above
Newport, April4. 1910.
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LOPEZ DEXTER & MILES,

OFFER FOR SALE,
O.N FAVOURABLE TERMS,
156 Bales Prime Upland Cotton,
90 Casks Rice,
170 Bbls. Flour,
% Hhds. Tobacco,
50 Butts Lard,
s Hhds. fans,
40 Pipes Mason's Civ,
q y nSass Do wh;ss. sss"'' Hav.n. sUcAss
III Chests Souchong Tea,
10 DO. Hyson Skin, do.
Do Hyson, do.
64 Do Bohea, do.
$4,000 lbs. w. J. and Batavia Opifce,
........HLSO.......
in addition to their former supply Of Dry Goods.
Cases India Silks. consisting Of Grapes, Lustrings
and Sewing Silks. 3.e.t.
700 pieces Blue Nankins,
500 Do. Company yellow, do.
2 Cases Mems Satin Deaver HATS
Newport, April Is, 1910.
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ALsc,-250 NJ. Shingles, with quantity Of
Boards and Laths. of the first quality.
or The highest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, & Rags. tF
Newport, July IS, 1910.
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GROCLkl. 3.
BY WHOLESALE g RETAIL.
w IL LIAM w HIT E,

Offers for sale, o. the store, on LenyAars formerly
occupied by the Frcgressirs Company, No. IL.
A General Assortment of Grocery, Crockeiy, and
Glass Ware, e,Ssc.--coNsIsrING or
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NEWPORT, RI.
Printed aud Published on HsdaesSgys, By
WILLIAM srMoNs,
No. Is. .1LlI-Ssree.
TERMS.

The paper is printed once week, At dollars .
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspcuously inserted, at the rate
OF dollar and SO cents square, tor three weeks
smaller one in the same proportion.
Printing, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despsteh Orders respectfully solicited.
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GkOCE.kiES,
Bu SuhoicsQie and refaiI.

] A SON SPR A G. u +,
nFFERS for sale, at the Store on Bannisier's-
~ Jtharf formerly occupied by Messrs. J. & III
CAHoosE, - - /, ..,,. :. Z
"A general assortment OF Groceries,
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The above articles will be sold on reasona-
sbl trems for cash. s3a Jun7 10.
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LANDING,

AID Ser sale sy the subscriber, at has store
en King between Water 6 Dnton-streets,
10 chests young Hyson Tea,
do. ETysen DO Of fresh & fine quad.
bales Reesboon GarraAs
do. ssne Baftas,
SO boxes mould and dipt Candies
so kegs choice Butser, ia small kegs for
fanaily ase
81 tens plaisacr Paris
so reaaas Paper
Also, is bales Of 1Wifae, 4 Asiadsor Soap
: John G. Laid.
November 10.
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Was committed to the Tail OF

Was committed to The TAIL Of
Fairfax County on the 10th day of July last
mast, by warrant under the hand and seal Of
Hancock Lee, geRt stoat NEGRO WO-.
MAN and cn1LD, who says her name is
gAg-ahout S feee inches high. and 2s
years old. Her clothing when committed to
said ia;l was as follows, viz One linen pet.
4icost, one linen shift, and ONE blue petticoat.
She SAYS the name ofher child is Isney, who
appears 20 be about or 5 years old, and had
an an old linen shirt !: And il appears from an
advertisement that they are the property of
Jacob Rolliager. The owner is therefore re-
ouestcd to come forward prove property and
pay charges, or shey will be dealt with as the
law direets.
James Wigglnton,
Detuty &her1--FoR
Thomp. Mason.
Sheriff Fairfax County.
Nov. 8. d3m
&C Printing in all its branch
ss neatly executed at thls QH1ce'
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LANDING

Fran the scaooner Jokn, tran Portsmouth.
- bids. and 10 bbis. n. E. Rum.
dnd }roas schooner Ruby ffoSs Portland, 81
SHOP elisabeth. .jfy0so NeaobusAlp0ss,
70 bbis. N. E. Ram,
s2o reans wrapping Paper,
go Grkins dff quality Bulter,
Two bundled Barrels Freight
WIN be talsea On board Sch'r RUBY, for.
Boston on Portland, if Immediate application
Ike sgaaJe as above
Lawsafon & FoWle.
October 81.
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IOleph vi VILE,

. tOlS VA AsI tA'>3
Corner Of IYLae and fairj14Sc-st9eets,
HAS FOX SALE,
10 euarser chests gunpowder and lInpcs4af
TEA
20 soxes ditto ditto
20 quarter chests dyson ditto
80 ditto young hyson
90 ditto hyson skin--of tie latest ialtersa-a
Eions ard SUPERIOR quality.
Is hogsheads and 70 barrels nsUscoVado
sugars
% kegs matlder
10 casksivst quality Goshen chce
pipes cid London particular sladelrs
5 ditto fine old port
ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry -
8 ditto colnenar
90 ditto mountalR Malaga
90 ditto Catalonia
90 cases cid nedoc claret ~.
5 ditto yin de grave
20 cases LIcca oil
10 bales Orleans and Georgia Gotten
10 liogsheatls Molasses
Cognac, Bordeaux and peach brandies
Jamaica, Antigua and northern rIHa
Holland and country gin
Pennsylvania rye whislley
Wine, and cider vinegar
100 boxes and ka.f boxes choice krss ard
escond quality HAVANA Cigars.
Loaf and lump sugars; coffee; chocolate
Almonds mace; nufmegs; cloves; cassia
and cassia buds pimeate; pepper; race and
ground ginger srnetto; Jesnits bark pearl
aud common barley indigo; alum copper
as fig blue brimstone; starchs hair pow
der; Leipcr's, CARROTS * Ramilton's snuff
in bottles and bIadders; Macaaba and rappee
snuffs; gunpowder; patent shot assorted;
mould shot; bar lead gun and pistol ilints;
writing and wrapping paper; glue, demI- I
Johns; corks; bed cords; leading hness
chewing tobacco, sc. &c.
HE WILL PURCHASE,
Fiaxieed, and well cleaned Mus
tard Seed.
For an industrious, elderly female
servant, of good disposition, who
will cook and walh for very small fa-
miIy, very liberal wages will be civ.
en-.
November s. d. "
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Public Sale.
/ wenty Dollars Rsw@94

November &c.
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FOR SALE.

The brick DWELLING HOUSE ard
'o', lately occupied by tic s,sascsibrf situate
., the iowe~ eWl OF Fairfax GA Jefferson
.street. The house is complete and meis n
nished-T The LOT cout5ies half aa acre. and
sronts os hundred ana segenty SIX teet Sc
res ilaci.ea GA Fairfax street. The property
nlay be viewed al ahT time. and the tsrnis
Of sale made kzasssn Sy sppilcatieSl to
John q. oslntzas-
Nov. 20. aaw3W
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ioseDl1 IL. hlandeVlile

icsepl3 *. hlandeVlile
s3FFE.Y.g FGR SALE,
.ece bos,.sss l.syslFaai and &4isbon Sait
{;y.saxxs Sast IA sscRs
n borshcaas sa,lscogado Sugar
70 i,sreeIs 90. do.
togsReads New Orleans do.
sgoo wt best gyszea Coffee III hhds- s. Bags
saeo ~. o.8 saea ditto
sa3o vt. Race {3iege--
Is heusseafS s[1iassss
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4 SECONDED frcla my farm at tie
II moNth Of Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
f1osth, q man whose name ia RaiPH, q
years Of age, between black and yellow CO.
los. nearly s feet high, very stout Made,
yesou,ish eyes looking heaVy--he mas but
little TO say. His apparel was ozaa5aFS
SHIRTS, aero eottoa oyeriacket ana tfow--
sers. It IS likely he has 1aade away with
slseua ard precuscd other cloathtns "A Tree
negro nam hT nan.e Sanaho, Aylng On Judge
Washiagten's estate. Mount Vernon, IS hls
father, and it is very probable he Is therea-
bout or In Alexandria, and with Attle trouble
May be found.
The ABOVE reward viii be givea to secure
li4a in Washington City Or alexandra }al.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June sos--l2- d.
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tn RENE.
iuet Received,

fNaASA- sSlS-s~Ns4 > ~ ,
I Fresh CLREANTS,
.. Tseivc boxes fresh Mvscatel RaisSnss
N A leE boxes Ancbosies, Olives and e.
ers,
ssiinssayd, Table Ssh IN bas.s cts,
Sp4ais1 segats is haif boxes,
kient Cheese,
Aaa q s&ricty of aiar3le Figures.
LOUIS Beeler.
OeaoIer "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-13

JAMES MADISON.
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lBY AUTHORITY !
lay OF THE UNITED ST.t1'GS
AN ACT

AN hCE
TO prescribe Tie mode in which application skail
be made fer the purchase 81 land at ihe seve.
raj iasa cfiees and far the re!iet Of SOab Gar
ret.
Id itenaesed By The Senate and House Of Re
Ed fresertGiives If fhc United States Of dr,le.
RIGA. an Congress assembled, That from and If.
ter the first day of June next every person max.
ing application ut any ofthc land Offices of the u
States for the purchase at private sale of trac,
OF land, shall produce to the register, a memo
randum in writicss, describing the tract, which,
he shall enter by the proper humber of the sec.
tons, halt sections, or quarter Gas the case may
bed and Tor the township and range, subscribing
has name thereto which memorandum the req.
istcr shall Tile and preserve in his Office.
SEC. and be it 5uri&y enacted, That Joab
Garrett shall be permitted 10 withdraw his entry,
made on the second day ofSep,ember, one thou
sand eight hundred and seven, at The Ian. Office
at Vincennes, from tle north west quarter sec
ton, number two, township number seven, south
ranh@ number seven west and the money paid
by him on the said entry Shall be placed 10 his
credit, on any purchase he shall or may have
made OF public land in the same district.
] 3 VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of ReDyesenfo,ives.
GEO CLINTON,
Ficc President Of tie United States, and
President Of tie Senate
February 2tth, 1910.
hPPRovEp,
JAMES MADISON.
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THOMAS RITCHIE,

A DVERTISEMENT.-A gre cabiy to the last
A win and Testament OF Col. James Cala-
way, deceased, Eoe Oh Bedford county, bis Ike
cu;ors offer the following LANDS foc sale.
Severa, Lots ant. Houses In the town of New
London amongst which is large and commo-
dions house, completely finished and new, and
was erected ior Tavern, than which none can
be better calculated. The stand is good, the ST.
tuat''a elegant and commanding, with good
garden, and large and fertile lots attached to il,
with 400 acres of good Land contiguous, which
will he either sold with az without the houses.
Ono thousand acres Of and on Sycamore creek
in the county OF P:ltsylvan;a this land is well
calculated ior raising tobacco, wheat and corn,
the common produce Of the country it has
plantation with an ovcrsecr's house, tobacco
houses, &c.
Several tracts in the county Of Montgomery, of
different sizes, AL fine for grass and small graips
surrounded with range equal to any iii the
state.
The Carron Iron Works in The county Of Frank
lin, consisting of Furnace and Forge, with Sc
vcrai thousand acres Of LSnd The advantages
OF this establishment he but i'll described in
an advertisement, but is strongly recommended
to such as wish to engage IN the business. 1t is
indeed considered as unnecessary to say much
about tie property now offered TO the public at
tention,to however valuable it may be, no person
will wish 10 purchase without first viewing aad
making himself acQuainted with it.
The terms OF sale will be reasonable and ac.
commodating, and made known by applying to
either OF the Executors, VINO will shew the pro-