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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-25

3 The sabscrher hereby gives tulyiic notice TO
oil concerned, that he has been duly appointet {:
and taken unoa himself the trust Of admlnistrs.
tor On lie estate of MARY SNOW, late OF
HTpsweii, in the county OF Cumberland, Widow
deceased. by giving bend as the lsw directs -
he ,herefore re- quests all petsons who are ,ndeb
ed 10 the said decessed's estate 20 max i,nme
diate ayment snd those who have any &c m and.
lhefe,a. to xhibit the same to
zOHETH RICH.
Harpsweii, Msy % 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-25
LEMON SYRUP.

LEMON NYRRUP.
GEORGE WARREN has for sale at his shop
Middle Stree, near lie head of Exchange Street
Bottles Of Lemon Syrup
for making Punch and Lemonade. The facility
with which Punch or Lemonade can he made
with this Syrup. its superior qnsliiy S conse
uience and chespness, are alone sufficient to re-
commend it general Use. Tavern Keepers IN
particular will Gn many advantages 10 using this
SYRUP rs every person SLOWS i, to be equal sud
mary superior 20 the fresh Lemon.--Pfice rs
cents per bottle. June Is (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-25

JEREMIAH KIMBALL Il Son,
Hsvs f., Jsks CshmHa' Hs1e
f0 dez graf' seythe' made of the beit German
w feel by ] G Batche!ssr Of North Yarmouth
IS dox Soy he Sneaihs
10 do sutton Hoes
1000 buiheis Cora
60 bbls frefh Flour
IL hhds St Groin Rum
8 do MolaGes
A general s1ortment of
Nest India Goods s Groceries,
az usual. (2m) May ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-25

sales at auttio's.
Ube 6la.Estate al Auction. ),
nh day ,1slic AUCTION on Isur)asyi :, t..
at the Office at, at II IL, oe a ~ ..J ~ !,
Fletcher, Portland, MLeiian' ana =
THAT part of the efia,e OF !. 80,
Webb of Cape. Ezsbeth. dese 'oinaa y
was Get eff to the widow, a. aud for hea, wn@'
laid deceafed easts after the te mina,ionn~ Y
life efla,e therein %
MARGARET WEBB. Admir-.
Juue 10 cffaid sas,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-25
~ CHEAP GOODS !!
SMITH 6. MARCH,

SMITH G. MARCH,,
MOULD inform their friends and cufomers,
w ma, they have iua received from Posros, a
freih fupply of
W. /. GOODS & GROCERIES,
which .ogeiker with their former llock will make
their afortment as good any in town
.qn,ong zritich are as Iottoacs, v'z
Coeniac aud Spanfl BRANDY Holland and
American GIN;
Port aod Lisbon WINE; Wen India New
Rng,ans and Cherry RUM;
MOLASSES Loaf aod brown SUGAR;
TIA COFFEE and CHOCOLATE;
Bngifh Mufard ground Pepper; AlIspice
Glove; aoG Cinnamon Turks Illand and Liv-
erpooi SALT,
Table ditto Cotton Wool; Sleeps ditto;
Tobacco; spanifh and American GIG aRS;
Alum and Co2peras; Sulphur and roll Brim
10 dos. Sutton SCYrIEs do sneath. Sutton
HOES; 10 deg Englifh X sIcKLEs;
Bellows; Cod Lines Herring aud Hard head
Netts; Fin hooks Of All Gzes; Mackere, do;
Cod aud Pollock FISH general anor,ment of
HOLLOW WARE
ALSO-Iron shovels Frying Pant; wrought
Ard cut Nails of all kcds czsk Scupper ditto
together with inali afIartment Of
HAltD-W ARE, CUTLERY, SC
All Of which will be fold very low for Cath.
~ n BAH perfons indebted either Of
the fad arm, are requelled TO cali and fe.le their
demands immediately. June II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-25

Waine Missionary Society.
HE annual meeting of he Maine Miihonary
i Society will be holden a, the Meeting houle
10 Saco, or Wtsdsssasy ,he 26;h inn. at 9 clock,
A. M
The lrullee, of the Society will meet, At the
Zane place. the evening preceding.
ClLLET, Secretary,
Hzl'owell, June s.
The members fthe Society will reeolIec,,
sgreeaby 70 vo paAed by them At a former
meeting. TO requefl, on the Sabbath preceding
the annual meeting = public contribution in the
parifhe to which they belong 20 aid the objects Of
the society.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-25
"A RED COW,

Portland, June 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
NEW HOTEL
AT BRISTOL.

csNScnv s'~xros respectfully ;ns~ms hi.
~ fr.uds and ,lSe Petlic. tSss he has taken the
nsusc formerly improved by tie Bristol Bark. mex,
north OF the Tarkea whieh he has opened for
a HOUSE or OFEETER7.fIAAfsAT. 4
Ladies and gentle men can be accommodated with
boarding .md lodging ~ pleasant and ss'eeae'e
Fire .ClS5s and dinner parties can also hs
sccommsslAsed in the beat, possitbc manrsr- and
travellers vail. had good eaiertaiaWent for shcm-
scl,ss and suitable Accommodations for their horses
The pubic arc assured that the mos, unrcmil',ng
exet,ions shah se employed TO sre every sss's'Ac
ssn.s Bris,sl, xorss isk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
Na:y CcDn..s.icrersl Cficc,
ls& .'tnmsy. 1876.

he .Bosrd Of NAVY Comm sioncrs v IN receive
until the 1Si day Of April next, proposals FIR
furnishing the following description OF articles
quired for navy use, viz st --r .~
Cannon, csrsonsJes ard cannon locks,
Bal, round, grape, canister and lead;
Sxi,pctre, sufphurs
Carton and priming powder
Muskcis, pistols. swords, boarding pixies and
battles axes MM Ffet st
Copper-shea,hng rs-oricd, ssy i,s Of II ozs.
lslh OF 20 ozs. l-Slh of 50 ozs. 1.4'h OF %
ozs, i-4tiI of 90 ozs. and isGh tf 81 ozs.
Copper bolts, spikes. she ing haiIs-a ssorted.
Lead in pigs and sheets: f.sg fl
Aochcrs from 500 10 500 lbs.
Iron Kent, dge N
Hemp--AmerIcan;
rw'ne-whippinSs sewing and seine;
Iron tor shipping;
stss s-Ieger.p'pe. hogshead and gang cask;
Bupicg;ftEA \ ~ le4tssefsN-. 90
ssamep's ciorhing-hais, shoes, trowssrs, shirts
and jaekets; ...s4
Flannel and wildbore for cartridges;
Lgnum Vita and paints:
To be delivered either at Washington. New York
or Boston sfle ~ -ss, - aa
Persons rendering supply of any of :hese arti
ces, will be pleased to state particularly the kind
The greatest and the least quantity OF each article
they may be disposed TO furnisls-and on he enve-
iops OF the tenders they will endorse the substance
OF their Proposals in the following form 4
:" Proposals TO furnish -----, for the uss
OF The Navy, made by ----------, in conseqpe sce
OF the Navy Commissoners' Advertisement OF 12hl
Of January, 1916"
With those whose proposals may be accepted The
Commissioners will enter into contract and in ca.
ses where the articles are not be Immediately de-
vered and paid for, the Contractors will be requir-
ed 70 give satisfactory security for the performance
OF their contracts, aud il will be well for them 10
accompany their tenders with the names Of the per.
Sons disposed to become their suretes and evidence
Of their competency. .N.e- kee -si
On the lst day of April, and not before, all the
tenders will be opened and acted upon.
JOHN RODGERS,
President Of The Board.
January 81 pm VS. .lf r y.ti - a. ~ ft.-sl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
DR DYOTT'S
PATENT frCu OINTMENT

For peasantness, safety, expedition, ease and
csrtslnt, Is infinitely superior to any other medi.
cine, for ,he cure of that dsagreeablo ard
menting disorder the Itch. ISL t...f..,
DIR Dvorrs infs,ii5ie Tooth Ache Drops price
oo cts Circsss'sn Eye-wa price 50 cents SOW
ereign remedy tor all disorders Of ,hc eyes.
DR.. rtssor's celebrated Gou, and xheumatic
Drops ;price 80. The Vegetable balm Of hife price
81 The Balm of iberia price So extracted from
an Iberan plant, for curing detects OF the skin, ard
improving the complexion. sc. The Il forsiivc
Dentifric, for, cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums. (pricc fifty cents pet hos)
Since these invaluable medicines were first dis
covered upwards OF yepvn Hradrel Thousand icrssas
have experienced their h. .y and salutsry effects
many Of whom fsom the lowest state Of their dsos
dcrs .s ,.ta.,ir.E.
or Take notice tha, each and all the shove gcnu-
inc medicines arc signed on the outside cove, sS,h
the signature Of the sole proprietor, Tw Dyo,ssp.
s7e A fresh supply Of the above MEDrs
c,xrs iuM received, and for sale by SAM.
luEL ~. yiNSoN, Dragsisf, .,svaorf,
,,whe,e pamphlets containing certificates Of
cures Sc may be had gratis.
INs~psrf, .hs-ss %, 1915 ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13

F0r SdiG.
EIvE-rwELFTH of Cotton ianufactory, stu.
- ace in Norh.kigsiosrn, abou one miic from
Uickord9 IL has stream Of water sufficient to Oh.
pcrs,e 1000 spindes, and has in opcrrtion 500
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build.
ings, All in good repair. seldom has property pos.
sess'ng 80 many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms viii be liberal and may be known by an.
plying TO JoaN HAwKrSs, at the Factory. or to
ft -. pEi,IAtI * DANIEL WAITE.
Newport, .Jnne 2, 1875
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13

THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
a in which he now lives, 10 Thames strcct-and
give immediate possession lie will sell some land
adjoining the estate OF ,he late George Champra,
ESQ which land is very convenient Tor House lots
He-wIli either sell or lease his farm at Saehuesst
point, in Mddlctown Tie has some Furniture also
for sale. NArH, HAzARD.
Jan. 81. ..'..I =. ~, ~. N y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
DR. ROBERTSON'S
tnfallible WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,

!f1cs Gfiy cents.
m,licA 5l1.,s
srNrToMs.--The common symptoms of the
worms arc, Pa'eness ct the c0un,enanc., al Other
times hashng OF The face, itolins u The nose. aud
about thc sea, starting and grnoing o, he teeth in
steep. swe'li;ig ot the uppef ,'p Tie appetite s,me
timss nau, AT other times yoraclcus iYoscpess, DIS
agreeable breath, hard swe,ed belly, gree, tli
the urine frotiy and somtiinaos os G wh,lsh ooIo.
grpns or choic pains, an involuntary dis,hsrge of
saliva, especially when asleep, freq.sn p ns in the
s'de. with dry cough, AMI unequal pu,se, papna
tonsof The heart, swoomegs, cold swes,s, palsy
cpilep,ic fits. &c
Though nunb-ress Medicines are eN,oled for ex.
pelling and killing worms, equai N eilicac,
to DIR Hober,son's Worm De- ,r9l my Lo1enges, they
are mild in she operation, aud may be given 10 the
youngest iniant.9ith safety.
N ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13


THE valuable lot Of Lana. IN three-story Dwell
4 ling House, late belonging TO Messrs. DAVIS 4
Hines, situate on the main;str ~ Wexford, with
two shops in front mosl excellent stand ior bus
mesa, particularly IN the grocery line
.gho, to satisfy morig ,gc, very valuable trac,
of Wood Land, containing thirty fight scfe. bound.
ed sout herly on the ten rod road 20 wexford
.78o to satisfy a mortgage. one other tract of
TAage Land, containing twenty scres, bounded eas.
tery on the main road leading from Providence 10
South. .Xingstown, commonly called the stanton
place--both Lots are very valuable, ifnot sold pre-
sious win be let at auction the 2sth March. and the
offers of sale still conlinoe -
.also. Is offered for sale, transfer of mortgage
on three valuable building Lots, and one six acre
S.ot situate near Washington Academy. on EIam's
Vile, in WEXFORD
For terms apply TO
JANE DEBLoIs. =
srEruEN prpIols, s"f'''
February %, 1916 tFF9 m
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Dr.. DYOTf's
ANTl.B.LIOUS PILLS,

Price rs efs -ange bores 50 cents,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and msig-
nanl fevers. ~
These Pills. if timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow fe-
ver, 3i'aus Fcvers, Ague and Fever, ebolic pains,
taiuenc'es, mdisesi'ons, costneness, hypochondri-
&C and hysteric complaints, ,srang gravel rheu.
mausm and gout
rheyare peculiarly seryiceabie in Female Dsur.
ders, aud especially IN the remova, Of hose obstruc
ions OF their complaintsat at certain periods.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
Commissioners, Noli;ce.

ME, the subscribers, having been BY the Hon.
w Court of Probate Of the town Of Newport.
appointed Commissioners receive, examine and
adjust the claims Of the several creditors to the Es.
wrisht,eceased, represented insoivent give notice,
that six months from the fifth inst are allowed unto
said creditors. for bringing in and proving their re-
spectvc claims and that We will attend, for the
purpose of receiving them, ct our respective dwel
tiDgs, within the time above mentioned.
JOHN son .TMHSNsD; TilliS eas;sr.} com'r'
Al persons indebted 10 said Estate, are hereby
requested to make immedia payment TO
HANNAH GIBBS, E.reep
.Nevbort, March 6, 1916 ,E.f sas
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DIR. ROBERTSoN'S
PATENT STOMACEIc BiTTERS,

f'ffcc enc d0l1r,
DR.. RoBERTsoN's stotnachic Bitters, (price ID
wnicb are celebrated for Strengthening weak stom-
sens, increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and ague, &c. For the fever
and ague,a maisda SO prevaenthrcrghout, the south
ern States, and so affecting to families residing in a.
'ow countries, redundant with marshes, la.es, stag
Mated pools, rivera, &c. These celebrated and uni.
versas esteemed Besaitt, have surpassed any rene
dy ever administered for the relief'and Of that
most obstinate opprcssor Of the hdman frame. num-
beress instances of their efficacy have been testified,
her The barks and various other cxtolled pre- scrip
tons faed, they proved successful, 10 the admiration
OF those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
etfects asa--s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
49, xs.s..-s-s:. =. .s,:.s :; - V
~ lTa>-5 c}

JphieA are eeie5rGfed for the ctre pf most Ess-
easss 10 relieh fhe han1ai bodg u loDe.
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PR0pRIETOK,
T.tW. DYOTT, NJ. ID. ha
cRAnpson or rnE LATE cHLEBaArEp pn. nos.
KRTsos or EDIxBuRcu
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
AT THE
PROPRIETOR'S MOL ES-fLE .aJvAr rRE1.fIL
- DRUG AND FAMILY 2
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, M vt
No. 137 North East Corner of Second sod Race SITS
yand by refarl Of ms gems throughout
4 tie United SAFES.
DR. KOBERTSON'S
Celebrated sToMACiiIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH,
Nib fll. K (Price 81 so >e
One OF themos effcscious medicines ever onereu
20 the public, for the speedy relief and onieoi ohs
nate coughs, cold pons The hoopinB cvugh,
as,bmas, pains and wind IN the stomaci, removing
hnbItua costyeness, sickness 1t the stomach, dysen-
cries, cholera morbus, severe griplngs. the sum
mer bowel complsinim children, &C. ts
DIR. ROBERISON'S
tVECE1IBLE NEkVC US CORDyIL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar and .Gfty cents,
Is confidently recommended he most efiicacous
medicine for the speedy relief and cure of all nervous
complaints, attended With inward weakness, depres-
sion of the spirits headache, tremor, fsntness, hys
terc fits, debility, seminal weakness, gieets, and
various complaints resulting from secret imp opriey
OF youth and dissipated habits, residence IN warm
climates, the i'rmoderate of tea, the unskiuI
excessive use Of mercury. often destructive TO
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females a,
certain period Of life, fuor abus, barrenness &c. &c
Under The denomination Of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
kind. and various, that a volume would hardly
suffice 10 complete description Of them. 1t per-
vsdes, with its bslefui influence the whole nervous
sysem.wrtlng the heart with inexprcssibe anguish,
and exciting the mos dreadful suggestions OF hor-
ror and despair To ,h. demon have thousands fall
len sacrifice in the diie!ui transports Of IT'S rage
The most common symptoms of its commencement
ais weakness Hatu'ence, ps'p,taions watchiuiness,
drowsIness after eating, 'mieiy, flashes OF heat and
cold, numbness, cramp. sJdiness, pains in the head,
back and oins, hckup. 'uy ot respiration and ,
dcglutition, anxi,ty, dr. cough, g.
hct DR. ROBEkiSON'S
CELEBRATED GUUr & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
ft. PNcc one aotiar. = ftfAt
safe and eiectua cure tor the gout rheuma-
tism, iumbago, stone and gravel, sweiiines, and
weakness of the joints, sprans, bruises, and all
kinds of green woundslht crsmp, pains in the head,
face and body, stiffness OF tic neck, chilba'ns, fro
zen limbs, &c. NtH
TN,1 nA,a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
7o aA whom d nag coneern.

w K, the subscribers. having been ap-
pointed by the Union Cotton Manufacturing Company,
at their annual meeting, held At the Union Cotton
Factory, in Tiverlon, ON the ID Wednesday of Feb
ruary, 1916, a COMMITTEE 10 manage the business
aud concerns Of said Company a's
Notice is thereforc hereby given, that said Com.
mtee, or one of them, will attend at said Comrsuy's
store, in said town, the last day OF February and
the 10Th day of March next, for the purpose Of
Ting with ali persons who have accounts open with
said Company. who ara hereby requested 20 attend
at said times and place for the purpose aforesaid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
AUCTIONS.

To he Sad al PutIic Ai4ctiou,
ifsg-4 TO Me highsst bidder,
On SATURDAY, 30th Masoh, 3st
rGvHE shop on issnstey's wharf, formerly belong
- ing 10 Elisha Cbace, to satisfy bill of sale
of said shop. DUNCAN s. .McDOUGALD.
III t2 si,tls A. NEWMAN, aucf'r
.Ns1ybovf, February %, 1916 sseE
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- 10 nc LeZ az EHOlkc a6HCfl0H, s.sgf.
For o'is year, Upon the Premises,
OnfMONDAY,2 25ih March---at IL o'clock,
sHE undivided half part Of the ,Dwe elling House.
messuagc, aud other real estate, late the pro-
perty OF John Banist.r, deceased, situate in New.
port, and now in the occupation of the subscriber.
Conditions made known at the time and place.
tnA8 ft.toias CHRISTIAN BANiSTER.
.Vswporf, February %, 1916 te
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Will be Sold al Public Auction

VIII nc oOlu ~ uDnC huCllOD,
On WEDNESDAY, 2o.h ef March neri,
or the rseathsr Be fair J nos, The nsrt fur aay,
At the said Compaey's store, in Tyerton.
A quantuy OF Cotton Cloth and Shirtings,
various numbers
.ftso, Cotton Yarn, No. TO No. 100
Likewise, A variety of o,hsr Goods.
All which are to be sold for the benefit of said
Company, ase fs ies,
Conditions made known at time aud place Of
sale. sea pg ~ 1fIs a5N.
EfA RICHARD DURFEE, \
EDMUND ESTES,
stea,Nps*s ENOCfl FRENCH, Committee
NATHAN CHASE.
nsss SAMUEL. GARDNER,
Tpsrfon, February 49, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13

=. ~ .Shlp's Long Fear. 4 A.f''
TAKEN up adrin. ships Long.Boa The
\ owner may hare her again. proving property
- ''''s 80 y BENJAMIN r. coE.
.vsspsr,. Fssrsmy %, 1916 :
HQLLSE .LExiNJ'ED- -
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rxyANTEo. convenisn, Dwelling House in The
w csn,t>fpsr, of the town. iasqire at this Of.
Gre. FS. 81.
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POETRY.

- -. 9TyN1'nF.
YE;ts Lark nc gay has sosr'd away,
I 81 rrhc doisy lwithcrs owre the PLAIN;
nBcnea,h the bush, The lunefu: thtush
WAukehs nae Inair her Am'rcus strain.
Stern Winter with his angry blast
t.ss''ll whisiics thro' The naked tree >f
His thirknng glooms are gathering kst
And nature seems TO mourn wi me.
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Commissioners Wo,ice.

Commissioners Wotice.
yXyE, the subscribers. having been by the Hon.
wv Count of Probate OF the town of New port. ap-
POINTED COMMISSIONS rs o receive. exs mine and adj
just the claims Of the several creditors against the
Est ate Of DAVID MOORE, late of said Newport,
Mariner, deceased, represented insolvent give no.
,ice, that six months from the fifth inst are allow
ed unto said creditors, for bringing in and proving
their respective claims; and that we will attend for
that purpose, our respective dwellings, within said
period.
rlrsAEas rLEazEa rhkVNrT'' hnVWES' csm'r.
All persons indebted TO said Estate, are hereby
required to make immeGiase payment 10 sui
SAMUEL JEPFERS, .8dm'r.
y export, .'farch g.. 1916. t ,.y 49,.
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Executoy's Not1ce.

E%eCHf0r'S NOt7cc.
THE subscriber having been appointed Executor
a to the last viii and Testament Of MARTHA
vAss, late Of Middletown, in the County of New.
port, deceased, and having given bond as the law
directs. requests all persons indebted said Estate
to make Immediate payment, and those having any
demands, 10 present the same for settlement.
lt..le rt.,..rfre e..s... ASA BROOKS.
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I'll sa For N1Lc,t
TWO FARMS, containing about i40 acres each,
situated in the east part of Eyeter, R. J. about
on said Farms two gooc Houses and other build
ings. Each Farm is well watcred. and contains o
suiiiciencv of wood also. a5ouI four hundred ap.
pir-,rees, part Of them grated. The i1hd is good
ios grain and grass, and s well wa,ered. For fur
,her PARTICULARS inquire Of the snbsos iber, living
on the premises. 4t,g5 Il. rs ,.s Il
- ~ as.lss xfr ~ ,v r,r vvoy nc
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JAMES MADISON.


From the provisions Of the foregoing act, !. is
N ani!est that patent issue until the warrant
pre- sented 20 the Commissioner of the land office,
II is therefore the interest Of the persons entitled to
military lands, that thoir warrants should, Immcdi-
aely at cr they issued be deposited in the OF.
hcc from whence their pa;enis are TO be obtained
ihIs course wili preserve them from the various ac
cdents 70 h.ch they may be suhjseted in the hands
OF the owiieis or agents who may have been author.
izcd TO oDtsn then II is also manifest that all con-
tracts fosths sse o., or incumhrance upon these
lands p'or TO the issuing ofihe patents, are iilc-
gal sp1 IL is void, And it is impossible that per-
sons possessed pf powers Of Attorney for obtaining
military land warrants, have any legitimate in
terest distinct fiom The principals. warrants hcreaf
ter issue.. VIII he deposited in The General Land
Office and cers6eaie of that will be given TO
such Attornies, II required. a copy OF this pro-
ceedng will be forwarded 20 every person N whose
name warfant shalt issue, not only to coun,eract
any Interpretations of the object Of this Rcgu-
lat,on. but 10 place ths Soldiers of the late army
upon their guard against the devices which have AL
ready peen, or may hereafter be prsetsed BY un.
p,ncipied aud designing men TO deprive them Of
the reward which is so justly due to their mer,ori-
Gus services. H -tt
Land Warrants will continue to be Issued at the
War Department, upon The presesta,icn OF the Orig
inal Honorable DiScharge," which will remain
there upon tie, as heretofore bu, other docu-
ment will be required 20 accompany II, accepting
the Address of The original claimant, in order Chat
nc may be duty notified of ,lsshnr5er and date Of
the Land warran, that will issue in his name. Z y
In where tie origixa, claimants are dead, the
Legitimate hei;s at Law" must substsntia,c their
coims conioruiable 70 the regulations now in use.
Feb 10, la'6. fr't A4o ~ t'r-- ett
u-y The Printers authorized to publish the hws
Of the United sa,rss are requested 70 insert rse a.
boyc three time IA ~ IN. a .forch b.
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Exchange Office.

M s. NICHOLS has removed HE
w Exchange and Brokers Office
to the house lately occupied by Messrs.
James Melvin and Son, and nearly On.
posite to the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Georgetown; where be is ready
to transact all kinds of business in the
Commission Line,-and will purchase
stocks, bills and draughts Of all descrir.
tons, bank notes and specie.
Persons having distant funds, may ats
ways End a market by calling on him.
The highest premiums will always be
given for Boston. n. York, PbiladeIphis.
Baltimore, Charleston, S. e. North Care
inns and Virginia bank notes aud drafts,
Georgetown, Nov 8. 4w