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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-31

the United State. Had lhty proceeded TO
business a, the session 10 May last, the law
remaining unrepealed, without taking this
engage ment, would they have acted tesany or
iRrgaay Ind svonid ihey Ihns aenng, have
6eea the General .dsssm6ly, or ponid they nof :
The law declares, Up. l46)" that, nc Justice
of the Supreme judicial Court shall be
member ol either house OF the General AS
sembiy." Mr.. BurriI, while member from
Providence and Speaker OF the House OF
Representative, both which sficss he hos2
holds, was elected Chief Justice Of this Court
snd duly commissioned, in May last.--Did
. the. General Assembly, in permililrg MIR b'
at June session, TO hold his Office OF MT Der,
Speaker and Chief Justice, even after bis C.
lection of Senator, oct legally or MeSaLyF
Has he Chief Justice during fhis 'nne, or
nor !? Does the engagement make the Office,
or the election by legal and competent au-
,horiiy!
But the concluding questions in this per-.
forDance loudly proclaim the disregard OF
these men 10 one of tho fist principles OF
morality. They evince dctcrn NATION 10
reject right principles, and TO adopt the jes-
uiiical one, thar the end saneuhes tho means
The writer proposes TO ask TWO questions,
nublic 10 the place from whence II ought
oeyer 10 have been diverted. Was il no, tho
haranopnf du,y of the Legislature TO choose
The Sesi man And has no, the 6esf nsn been
chossn!'' No matter when: No matter
how Legally or illegally BY falrneans
or foul. SO say all the disciples OF LoYoLA.
/ Bui the paramount duty of the Legislature iss
10 adhere 10 the low and the constitution
|. Their motto ought to be 6 Fias jusfi0a, ruai-
eoeium"-Let justice be done though fhe
| Aeapens fail --ltis not to be presumed that
the beai man will willingly submit TO Dad
means to effect his purposes or willingly AID
in the violation of good laws 10 promote his
own aggrandizement.
We had intended 10 notice lew more CT
the quidiies of c. But perhaps our resder
may think we have cas,igatcd him sstilcIeu'iy
| already. One mole specimen OF Lis pro.G.s
dity, and consistency, and we have done, He
says, that &c no act Of ty'unby or usurpatioh IN
free state can escape the unanimous disep"
probation Of the people--and whether new
election take plase Immediately OF not, The
Rehresentafives are commonly as intelligents
honest and reasonable as their constituents,
and yaiH as soon revolt al injustice. And then,
directly upon the heel Of his fine.spun theory
comes "lhe Compensation Bill" the ea-
cite meDt produced by which he uses TO prove
,ha, no new election" is necessary Sc for its
quietus," without considering ha, the pas
sage of this very bill completely demolshea
all that he has said in the proceeding sentence
about intelligence, and revolting az injustice.
In answer 10 the note subjolned to this de-
fence, we would only observe, that there ara
some who are in danger of being cheated, eli
ther out Of their feaee or svif. The only
danger 10 be apprehended is, tha, justice Will
be defrauded Of her demands, and coniri.
button levied on the public 70, support,
| which ough, 10 be earned at the wheelbarrow,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-31
AN ACT relating to settlers on the lands oI
the United States.


BE IL enacted 6y the Senate and House Of
Rehrescntaficrs ofhe United Sfasrs Of .f,ne..
rica in Congress assembled, Tha, any person
or persons who, before the Hrst day Of Febcu-
ary, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen
had taken possession of, occupied oe made
settlement on any land cedcd or secured 10
the Cnited States, by any treaty made with a
foreign nation, or by ccssion from any state
to the United States (which land had NOT
beer previously sold ceded or leased by the
United States, or the claim to which lands
had not been previously recognised or con-
frmed by the y. States, and who at the time
of passing this act, does, or do actually inhabi,
or reside on such land, may at any time prior
10 the frs, day Of Scptsmber next, apply to
the proper register or recorder, as tho case
may be, Of the land office established for tho
disposal, registering or recording OF such
lands and where there is no register or re.
corder, to the marshal, or to such person or
psrsons as may .bo by the registers, recorders
or marshals respectively appointed tor the
purpose ofreceiving such applications, stating
tract or tracts OF laad thus occupied, settled
and inhabited by such applicant or applicants,
and requesting permision TO continue thereon;
and II shall ,hcreupon be lawful for such reg
is'er, recorder or marshal respectively &c per-
nit, in conformity with such Instructions as
susy be given by the Secretary or,he Treas
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-30
Just Received from Boston,

Just Received from Boston,
by the sch. Rebecea, CAPT. BERN
= New England rum
Bengal indigo
Soap in boxes
Alum.
.aN.D IN STORE, e.
First quality Madeira WMs !.
Tenerife in hahR
Lisbon, : ana i
Mala.a T. guar"
Port esss' :
4th proof Antigua rum in bids
:. Holland gin -,
Whiakey in barrels and hhe. 4
Superior quality Orleans susn
hogsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. / and 8 chocolate :. WI,
: liverpool blown and coarse S 10
Best family flour, and gsI's'D'
soytment Of groceries,
For sale BY ~
Bryan Hampson ~"
april 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-30
Publie Auction.

fuDilS HuCtlOus
On TUESDAY the Seth-inst. at IL o
clscs, will be sold on Adams, Herbert, Z
Co.'S wharf,
275 Bags Gonaire Coffee,
65 Hhds. choice retailing Molasses,
90 Hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
ss Pipes Catalonia Wine,
$50 90 Boxes Boxes Muscatsl Raisins.
Terms liberal, and made known a
place Of sale.
p. 6. .Marsisilsr, .aHc'r.
April %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-30
Public Sale.

By virtue Of q writ of vendition; ex.
ponas, to me directed, from the court Of
appeals for the western shore of Marylad
will be sold for cash and meet crop of to-
bacco, at the courthouse in Port robac,
90, on Tuesday the Goth day Of May Sext
ell William Courts's right, title and In
terest in and to a tract or parcel OF land
called /" New Alliford.o containing 81
and one half acres, more or less, the pro,
perry of said Courts. Taken in execu.
fionto satisfy q debt due Samuel VIM;
.EOWNLEY ROBEY.
Late Sheriff of Charles County
April 10 dts. 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-30
Public Sale.

On Tuesday aers, the s0th instant, w'l
be sold, at the vesdue Store,
! bale superfne broadcloths
I ditto second ditto
] case calicoes
] otto domestic cottons !.
so pieces sattius, Florence and Virginia
silks
italian and Canton grapes
Irish linens
English shirting cottoess
Dimities
Cambrics
"a Cotton Shswis
Madras Handkerchief
Sewing Silks and Cottons
Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
One Bale Gurrahs, and
A few barrels Of good Cider.
P. G, Marsteller.
April OF.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-30
Inc Last Ball fer the Season.

ETR. GRNEREs has the honor Of
NA ia'rring the Ladies and Gentle.
men Of Alexandria. that. the Last Bal
will De on raesds9 nsys Che sc.h instant
april 80 o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
Ship Cband2s,y Store.
JOHN B. LYON.

Has for safe, no. 6. Lson's.7chE
C0RDAGE, of all sizes deep sea Lines; hand
~ lead do. log and fishing do. Marine, Heusline,
whipping and sewing Twine Russia and Ravens
Duck; white Lead white and yellow Paint, black
and brigh, Varnish paint Oh, paint pots jugs !;
paint, tar. dust and scrubbing Brushes brooms :.
coffee and tea Pots cups and saucers plates, soup
and Hat, do dishes; Csmbouses, stoves, iron bound
and cedar Buckets horn, signal and Cooks Lam
terms; bnnacle and forecastle Lamps; speaking
trumpets, compasses, seamans journals, hour aud
halt hour Glasses, hooks and thmbles, Cooks axes,
iron shovcls, marlng spikes bunting and coors boat
hooks, hammers, cauiking irons, gnclcts, sat.rzps,
scrapers hand ,chinhooks iron hoops,
grains hasps and staples, pump nails tar. pitch ro
sin, turpentne, spirits of do. palms, sail kneedies,
blocks. Delaying pins, serving mallets, nautical al
manacks. practical navigator, charts, she 'ig ard
wrapping paper lamp oil, do wick, oars, crow. bars
pots ana keles, skiilets and SPIDERS ggdirons Tea
kettles, fyugpangs, tin pans and pots, tuublers,&c
QJf shp-Siores put OPP at the shortes, notice.
GROCERIES.
w l and N r. .Rum-BFandy-Gn- - Molssses---
Sugars Teas-Coiiee Pepper--- Chocolate Can
dies-E k--Bread---Tobacco.- spices and
soap.
Jan. 81,
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NEW GOODS.
GEORGE. S. TOMPKINS,

Respectfully informs has friends and the public gem
era, that he has just reee,ped and offers for sale
Handsome assortment Of FANCY GOODS
and CUTLERY, consisfirg q fle fol-
Iociny articles, rgx;
Plated Tea Setts, Britannia Tea-Po:s, Su-
gar Dishes and Cream-Pots, plsnisIed tin, ten and
coffee Pots, black and eoquelico tea, bread. knife,
and snuffer Trays. plated and brass Candlssticks,
plated and coquelco Csstors, tea, table, and cary
ing Knives and Forks. jack and pen Knives, Razors
scissors, Snuffers razor strops, CAGES and Boxes,
Britannia rumbers, do tea aud table Spoons, poek.
ct Lanthorns and Looking .Clssses, house, hearth
and dust Brushes, cloth, hair and tooth Brushes,
shoe and buckle Brushes, brass. mounted and COM
mon Bellows, ladies' tortoise, shell and horn Combs
tortoise, shell and horn pocket Combs, jappaned
Tumblers and sugar Dishes, cotton Umbrellas, &c.
.2isO-Engsh and French Watches, warranted
gold Beads-silver, tea and table Spoons-silver and
plated sugar Tongs-gold, silver and gt Watch
Chans-Seals and Keys-a variety of Earnings,
Finger-Rings and Breast.Pns, glass, wax and silt
Necklaces, &c,
u The above Goods having been purchased very
che. m Boston, will be sold lower than has been
offered ia this town since the war.
- Gold and silver Ware manufactured and re-
paired at the shortest notice
Clocks and Watches cleaned and repaired in the
best manner.
January 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
Latns pf the Uniolt.
ny AurnoRIrr.

RESOLUTION directing copy Of the doc
unen,s printed by a resolve OF Congress
OF the sy'h of December, 1919, TO DO
transmitted TO each OF the JudSesof tho
Supreme Court.
REHenaeted tyfte Ssnnte and House Of Rsprvssn4
- ;aHves u thei Gnised Ssates Of .imericn IN Coas
gress assembled, That of the hundred copies Of tho
documents ordefF 20 &c printed by resolve of tho
Senate aud 1ousbf Represent atives Of the twenty.
seventh OF December. one thousand eight hundred
and thirteen. the Secretary Of State be, and nc is
hereby authorized TO take one copy for each Of tho
Judges Of the supreme Court Of the United Statess
10 be transmitted said Judges according 10 thu
provision OF the act Of Congress Of the eighteenth
Of April, one thousand eight hundred and fourteen.
February 6. iSi6.--.ltprerrd,
JAMES MADISON.
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N0isteilanp.

~ JOURNAL IT s0 .70erfcoH <ttscner gf
JYar, which we have heretofore advertised,
/, now abou, being put to tho prcss, and will
be published with ell speed. We venture to-
predict, ,ha, this narrs,ivc OF tho sufe'ings
"f +" Young Nan Of bfassaehnseffs," viii not
dissppoint IL, numerous subscribers. We
have been surprized with the variety II con-
,sins, end with the business OF remark srd
aptness Of allus;on through hou, the whole pro-
dueron. In peru,iny this yolumc,s a ge,lIc-
psn oi Petersbvfgh, Vienna. Rome, Csicotis,
or Bombay, would acquire pretty jos, idea
ofthe character ofthe American, the Engiish,
and the French sailor, and the negro. He
will learn. whs; sort Of people iuhsbit Hr'iisx;
aud get some idea Of the character cf tho
officers Of British men Of war--bc wili &C 1pifo
a pretty correct notion of British prison keep
ers, aud IF the inhsbi,sn,s Of Dorfuoor Pri-
sen With the fond Of entertainment to 10
found in the work, we can, VIC think, rceon,s
mend it for It's pure morality and chaste Lam
gusgc. The style Is plain and Without orns-
ment, and free from, bombasi, or ovcrcharged
descriptions. We deem il, on the Whole, an
interesting, ep,eIiaining ADD useful work
and we hope andbelicvc that IL viii do good
in England as well ss in this country. Its
motto is, "nofhisg I" erfeanafe, or sef dsv"
angbf in rsiiee."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT tor the relief Of Henry Fanning.
RE enacted by the Senate and House Of Rebresens
- taf,es Of the United States Of .fmerjea in Cors
gress assembled That the Secretary OF the Treasury
be. and he hereby is, authorized and required 10
cause to be discharged from his Imprisonment Hefa
ry flaming, of the city Of New York. in all cases in
which he the said Henry Tanning, Is imprisoned by
virtue of mesne or final process, issued on any debs
or judgment due to the United states Provided,
however, that any estate, real or personal, which
he, the SAID Henry Fanning may ba'e, or which
he may he. caftef acpvie shat he liable tn the sats
istac,on OF the debts and judgments due 70 the Us
ned states, on which h, the said Henry flaming
10 imprisoned, in ,hc same manner if he bad noe
been imprisoned and discharged. ind Drooidsd
fsiae' that nothing IN this sct contained shall be-
construed to sfec the liability Of any co.obs
gor that may have bound The said Henry flaming
for ;hc payment Of any sum or sums Of money 70
the United states
January IL, l8l6.--.Spproped.
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AN ACT fsssEe rsiief of Joseph Andersotia
Rgn enacted By the Senate and Rsuse rS Retresrs,A
- fciires 1 me United States Of .4mcrica IN Con.
gre. assembled, That the sem of three hundred aad
twenty-five dollars aud sixty eight cents, paid by
Joseph Anderson, the fifth day of Novcnhers
one thousand eight hundred and FIVE, on account of
the purchase money Of the north west quarter Of
section OF land number eleven. in township scvens
and range four. in the stubenve district, shah, by
the register and rsceiver Of public moneys Of tha
land Office for tho district aforesaid, be placed tn
the credit Of the said Joseph Anderson, TO be
sidered ss the fourth ins,alment Of the purchase
money due for said quarter section, and that tho
said Joseph Anderson, his heirs or assigns shah bn
entitled TO patent for the same.
January ~, lSl6-.gtprored,
JAMES MADISON.
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- PRINTING, n OH tsnd., ereeGtsd in
a ss'iyfaeioys mongtr, az fsts Office.
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AN ACT for the. r.hAf nf lain q -rarfb'
RE IL enacted BY the Senate and House Of R.prstssA
- !aiipes Of the Unifed Sfafss u .an~ricu in Core
gress assembled That the proper accounting officers
OF the War Department, be. and they are hereby
authorized, TO audit and settle the accounts of John
G Camp, assistant deputy quarter master gsnerais
in such manner. and upon such terms a. msy tss
equitable and just
February 1, lsl6.--.9tprsvsd,
JAMES MADISON.
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YERTLHEAP.

n. RICHMOND offers for sale an elcgsn. sssor,-
rnent Of English ard French GOODS, as lou az can
be purchased in Boston or Nev-York, and will re
csive New-yore money at par. F.b. T.
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$4,000 Dolls.

y .r;s hare been made gtad
s. "-,kc' 30 q, sos &c &c which have been
so common lis Cikee. he takes not into this calcu
lati
- I'cke.s IL The above Lottery-in the Uosh~
ington Rridge NOS excelieht scheme-and in the
Babss' Sfone CadPe' tery may be obtained, Tor
Casa.
JO- "AW's,
Tru.g Fo~frn change Office,
Ia II ..ts.t r.
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NEW HOTEL

AT BRISTOL.
CAN?ORD HORTON respectfully intern, his
- friends aud The public, that he has taken The
house formerly improved by the Bristol Bank. nesl
north Of the market. which he has opened for
II HOUSE FENTERIHiNDIhA
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging in a pleasant and agreeable
manner-Yire .Ciuas and dinner parties can s'so be
accommodated IN the best possible msnner-and
travellers will find good entertainment for theUI.
selves and suitable accommodations for their horses
The public are assured that the most Dnremi,,ng
e1ertions shall be employed to give every ss,sisc
ion BristoI Eov e. 1915.
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Il FARW 7iO LIT.

ASY person wishing TO bire my Point Judith
FARM, may know The terms, by applying to Doct.
George Hazard Of south Kingstown. or the ssbseri'
Der. in Norwich. Con.
CARDER HAZARD.
Jsousry 81
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PROPOSAL
By Rovs G' RooPER, Printers, Boston,
For printing by subscription,
A ltti,ENAJ

A JOURNAL
Of young man Of .hassarhussns,
late surgeon on board an American priyateer, who
was captured at sea by the british in May, 1915,
and zas confined, frat at .heipHs Island Hafa then
ar Chatham England and Darimsor Prisoa.
~ iuiersperced with
C6servdfisns, anecdotes and Remarks.
tending to illustrate
che moral and political characters three Nafions
10 which will be added
A corresf Engraving ef Dartmosr Prison,
Representing the late
MASSACRE OF AMERICAN
PRISONERS,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
Nehirs erfeRiais, nor SET dorn arghs IL, malice :"
The ppblic are respectfully informed, that this
JOURNAL Is not an ordinary preducuon but spe.
crnen ok American spirit, and corrcc, repre- senta-
ton OF the prisons, aud Of the treatment Of our
countrymen.at Melville-Island, near halifax and a
just narrative Of the suAerngs Of our Seamen and
Soldiers IN their passage across the Atlantic, to En-
gland. 1t gives an accurate description Of the Pri.
Ships at Chatham; and Of the trea,men, of the
prisoners on boardwhere will be found many ,hings
10 censure, and some to commend.
II will also contain more minute account Of
Dartmoor Prison than has yet any where appeared
making according to the opinion Of the b,s, Judges
among Us, an highly Interesting performance.
This JOURNAL, narrated in the simple and una.
dorned style, comprises the beeinng aud tn. end Of
what may be called the war of 1912, TO 1915; and
gives an inside view, not only OF the British ships Of
war, but Of their Transports, and Prison Slips
We do not offer the public dry detail OF facts.
but an entertaining narrative interspersed with OBJ
servaions on National Chsrscter, Manners aud Pre-.
judlees, interesting to tie aged, and instructive TO
the ynung
1t VIII be embellshed with correct engraving of
Dartinoor Pr son and dedicated to His Excellcncy
GovKRsoR STRONG
Manuscrip, journal, every way inferior TO this.
was purchased at Ncw-York, for Vine Hundred
Dollar, which, nstc ad of being puhlishod was sup.
pressed. Those who have both have 40 ohcsita.
tion in pronouncng t,is now offered TO tht pubic
to be in every point superior to the Manuscript
which was bought up TO be destroyed.
CONDITIONS.
1.-the work will be put to press as soor as suf.
hcient number of subscribe obtained TO defray
the expence.
2-The volume will contain upwards Of 900 duo.
dscimo pages, and will be printed on fair hand
some type and coed paper, and afo.ded at Onc Dol.
lar, handsomely bound.
3--Any person that will procure seven subscri.
bers, and be responsible for The ply, snail be enti.
tied to one copy gratis.
or II is the request Of the prirers that ali names
subscribed may be returned within ,hir,. days
S>uns q 4i..n1 rs .'e - ,h.4is l Repnhiirau
! DTi no -. t8l6
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.Union Woolen Manxfacforg

,-uE g.vIOA 1OOLE,v 81 fyLF4CJORY.
( established at Portsmouth Ion this hiand) IS
now in operation The Machinery IS new, and OF
me best kird and an experienced Workman has
been EMPLOYED 10 carry u on The Proprietofs viii
rceive Wool to manufacture ~ o cLoru and the
shole process, or any branch Of n' manufacturing,
stall be done in the best manner. as expcdiiiously,
and on as reasonable terms as can be done =, any
Man.factory IT, the state Apply at 'he wanufscto.
~, TO JOHN bab'ocn, .syeT
Par y,.onuh. Dee. 10. 1915.
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To Let at Public fuction,
SATURDAY. March ninth, L. 8. at nine o.
u clock, A ". (if fair, If not, the frs, fair day
after) on the prem for the of year, tho
real estate of the hon Joseph Cunda late Of Ports
mouth, deceased, viz -
The Cook Farm $50 callcd) containing 100
acres Of excellent Land-and the Ferry Farm $50
calied1 containing about 90 acres Both Farms are
of excellent soil for grazing ,illage land
A Dwelling .fiousc convenient for one two small
families, and contiguous either ofthe above Farms
.aso-The Grist-M, Cioibier's works, ropng ami
spinning Machines, and all the apparatus necessary
for manufacturing wooden cloth
SAMUEL CLARKE,
GILES MANCHESTER. ia" ~
Pert,moW,a, February 2i. 1876
To Be sold al Paoiic Vcndue,
On TUESDAY, 5tb Day ~ March next,
st2 o'elcct, u. ~ On The Prcmises,
THAI veil known Fsru. of the sub.
u scriber'.. situate in Little. Compton, ION the
nan road, two miles south of tho Four-Corners, in
Tiver,or,) and contains about 20 acres Of Land is
cell wa,ered and well propor,icoed for moving. ,ill
ing and pasiuring. For further particulars, inquire
Of the Subscriber, living on The premises
.flss--all his stock. Farming Utensils and sundry
other articles
Conditions made Known =, ne time Of sale.
ROBERT w0oDMAS.
bi,,Ie-comp.qp. FEB 81, 1915.
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More Good Luck at
SHAW'S Office.
SCHEME

SCHEME
OF 'he fourth Class Of the
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
1T o.yLrfoUR DoLL.sRs PER TICKET,
lpC.xecS $4,000
60 5000
do. 1000
8 do. 1000
10 do. 500
Is do. 200
90 do. 50
$50 do 10
s,so5 do. IF Tickets in 9Th Class
CT Present Price Of whole Tickets 5 d;
halves So 10;
quarters l2;
eighths 62i-2.
Bat in consequence Of the rapid sale must soon
rise
" READ OV. In
An atten,ive perusa Of the above sons sME, cannot
fail to exhibit superior advantages all those dis
posed 20 take he chance of sharing s 10000 for
the small sum of Four Dolisss. 49, - -
The abovsf Class will commence drawing in Bos'
ton III April next
.hhcugh the subscfber is opposed to the practice
of " pRsng, yet he thinks his duty to inform the
4 pu iic ,h9l in bis opinion he has fully established
Dtif s-,hat his OrrIce has been the most fortu-
nate, Of any IN Ne Eng land, taking into view the
punbcro o, Tickets so,d-ior within five years last,
ht furn,shsd his customers with FOURTEEN
tt KEJ - particular, which hsvc drawn the enor-
mnus sun
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1bprsUsd.
JAM rs MADISON


AN ACT for the relief Of Charles Msrkit.
RE u snaetsd by the Senate and Honss Of Rsprssens
IL fat,pes Of the United states Of fwerica IN ttn'
gfess assembled, That Charles MArkn shall be p,rS
mltted 10 Withdraw his entries made on the 'wentys
third day of february, 1915, at the Land Once at
Chcothe, from the northwest quarter Of sector,
number nineteen, township number two. OF rangs
number sixteen, and tho money paid by him on the
said entry shah be placed to his credit on any pur'
chase he shall make may have made Of public
lands in the same districts.
February /, l9i6.-.9pbrorsd
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT for the rchel Of Jonathan White
PE ~ enacted BY tie Seaoe and Houss ~ Rgpfset.'
- iaaues ofMe United Stafts Of .9ncrien III Con-
eress assembled That the Secretary of the Departs
meot Of War be, and he is hereby authorized and
required to renew military land warrant number
eigh, hundred and seventy five, which heretofcrc
issued to James Gum, and issue tie same ~ tho
name Of Jonathan White, TO whom it was assignee
by said Gum.
February 6, 18i6-.approved,
JAMES MADISON.