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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
JAMES KENNEDY
son,

II T. - 6f'H SCH IL
of the following genuine Medicines.
Ror ths prevention and csre Of b.
Lous and Malignant Ferers' Is
recommended
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills
THIS Medicine has been attendr'
nith degree Of success highly gra'e'"
70 the iuveater sfeeliug,, in several par
of the West Indies, aud the southern :
Middle States, particularly IN n. Tor
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Petersoar :
R;cbmond. Norfolk, Edenton, WHINING
nm. Charleston, and Savannah. iht
Testimony of number OF persons at eac>
Of the above places can be adduced' ~h'
have reason to believe, that timely a,'
AZ his salutary remedy has, under ProvI
dence, preserved their lives, when u
the most alarming circumstances. !.
Facts of this conclusive nature SPEAK
NOR in favour Of medicine than CO
snmns Of pompsus euiOsy, founded OF
mere assertion.
II 8 not, indeed, presumptuously pro
posed IS an infallible cure, but the inven
Ter has every possible reason that can re
sult from extensive experience, tor Dr.
i,ey;nv tha, a dose Of these Pills, taken
once in every two weeks, during ,hs
prevalence oil our bilious feyers, vii
proye an iniallible preventative and
further. that in rhe earlier stages OF those
diseases. their use will very generally
succeed in restoring health, and frequent
iy in cases esteemed desperate, ard oe
yond the power Of common remedies
The oneration Of these pills is peries.l.'
mild. 30 as to be used with safety by PEI
sous in every situation. and OF every age
Thew are excellently adapted to cary
of superiluous bile 4 prevent its NOR
hid secretions--to restore e amend the
appetite-to produce free persP'ratI"ss
and thereby prevent colds which rs so OF
ten Of fatal consequences. a dose never
fails to remove cold il taken on IT. hrs'
apDearance-they are celebrated Tor re-
moving habitual costiveness-sickness a,
the stomach and severe head-ache-and
ought to be taken BY all persons on "a
change Of climate. :,
Fhey have been foand remarkably e'i'
eatious in preventing and curing dlsor
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully preser''
AL far use nv every seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
HAMILTON's WORM DEs
TROYISG LOZENGES.

Which have cured an immeHse num-
Ber Of persons Of both sexes, OF every age
and in every situation, OF various dan
reroas complaints arising from worms
aud from DISTRACTIONS orfoulneSs IN the'i
stomach and bnwels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others Of similar titles so com
monty complained OF, as operating WIN
vislence on the contrary, particular
excellence OF this remedy is its being
suit,i to every aye and ceriectiy II 1t
eontains nothing but wha' reconstruction
nocent. and is also mild in its operation
cannut injure the most delicate pregnant
iady or the tsnderest infant of a week old,
snouId no worms exist in the body; but
will. without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach ami bowels, Of whatever is fou
or offensive, and thereby prevent the pro
ouction of worms, and many fatal dis
Orders. The lozenges are particular,
sficacious n carrying Oh all gross hu
noours and eruptions, feverish and bilious
complaints, and are the safest and mild
ct puryative that can be used on aul
occasion
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For Boston & Portland,
AS The sch'r BuGaloe, Cap
SgEss Lee; win sail as soon as u
ice permits and take so
'T0Nfreigh if offered im@etis
Apply to
Januay %
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Merchants Bank Paper
I viii receive few hundred dollars t"
Merchants Baak Paper in payment t.
DR.. goods, at so cents ia the dollar,
Jonathan Sehol6sld.
February
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QCiGLg 8

QClGLG
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
sSHE subscribe has ieceiyed ls'a
4 supply OF BURR BLOCKS dT'a
q France, and has mmcnced n'aAH3
surr Mill Stones. at lis hop, upper saa
i King street, nea. he store Of Mr
lanes Anderson. wf.re he C m on 'rO'
aotice. furnish Stone. { any i've "1
r1nted equal to any ~ he Unireo s's's'
and on the most reaso able terms,
N. hazel euigly.
april 6 u
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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS

Worms which infest the human body
.rs chiefly of four kinds, yiZ.-lhe lie
rvs, or large round worm the Ascar.
des. or small maw-worm the Cucuroi
tina. or short, Fat, white worm ane
isstIy, the T@nia, or tape-worm, so cal
Nd from its resemblance to tape. ihis
4 often many yards long and is full :, o
iO;pts. II is most hurtful and most dim
cult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending worms
are--disagreeabls breath, especially II
fbe morning; bad and corrupted gums ;
itching in the nose, and about the seat
eonyulsions, epileptic fits, and sometimes
priyation Of speech; starting and grind
!nr of fhe teeth in sleep irregular appe
Ste. sometimes loathing food, and some
time. yoracious ; purging, with Shiny Q
f-tid stools vonitiugj large and hart
Aelly , pains and sickness at the sto
mach slow fever, with small and 'r
REGULAR pulse dry cough eIcessv'
tb;rst sometimes PATE and unheaith..
eounteuance. and sometimes the tae'
heated and aushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the ab0v
symptoms, shsuld have immediate re
sourss to Hamiltoa's Werm Destroying
Lszsaxes, which have been CONSTANT!
attended with success, in all complaint
similar to thee above described.
A desc Of this medicine gwen scca
sisaally during the warm season, VIII e.
Sctusily prevent the vomiting an
Snrnns 81 chint "a dreadful dis
Eder, Which saRaslly destroys The han".
Ia tafs uart oil our citizens
asssiD q aidsss and N -
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P, g. MARSrELLER
BY order Of
Il |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
March 8 e"S
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Feb 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
MloCELLAN f.OUS ARTICLES.
HUMAN GRANDEUR.

Tho sketohe. of Chauteauoriand during
his Travels in Greece, Palestine, Egypt,
,s0d Bnbary," may please the enthusiastic
reader. We copy the following.
CatSkiH Raeordet.
SPARTA --." Sparta was then before me
end IT'S theatre, to which @y good fortune
conducted rue on my first arrival, gave me
immediately the positions Of all the quarters
ond edefses. aiigh,ed and an up the hill
of the citadel Just as reached the top, the
sau was rising behind the hill Of Maneiaion.
--What o iuaspi6cient spectacle ! bur how
hreisnchoiy The solitary stream Of the
Euvotas running beneath the remains of The
bridge BabyX; ruins on every side, and not
creature TO be seeh among them. STOOD
mo,ionicss, In a Kind Of stupor a, the con,cur-
p!aton of this scene f; q mixture OF admira-
t,on and grief checked the current Of my
thoughts, and fixed me to the sp II; profound
silence rogned around me. Determined, at
least, TO make echo speak m a spot where
the human voice is no longer heard, shout
ed with all my might" Leonidus Leonidas !"
n rnin repeated his gteat name, and Spar
IA horsclf seemed TO have Forgotten her he
70.
{" The whole sci,e Of Lacedemon is uncul-
uvated --thc sun parches II in s'eaco, and
Is 'ocessantly consuming the marble o' the
tombs. When behcld this desert, not a
plaW adorned the ruins, not bird, not an in
sect, not creaiare, enlivcnod them save mil
lions o. iizatds, which crawlcd without noise
up and down the sides Of the seorching walls.
A dozen half-wild horses feeding here and
there upoa tho wi,hered grass; shepherd
was cu,,ivating q few water melons ia cor
ne Of the theatre; ard at Magouia, which
gives its dismal name to Lacedemon, ob-
served small grove of expresses. But ,his
NJ ,gouls, formerly n considerable Turkish
y',age, has also psfishcd in this scene--its
buildings ara ovcrlhrown, and the index Of
ruin j. Itself out ruin"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
POETRY.
Prom shc Port Folio.
TRUE BEAUTY.

'Tis not the auburn lock of hair,
Thst-plays in rngicts round The fair;
Ills not her cheek o'erspread with smiles.
Ills not her voice which care beguiies
AIS not her lips With roses dress'd,
Where vagrant bees would fondy rest,
Ills not her bIse eyes thrilling glance.
Pris not her feet that tread the dance
sTis not the grace with which they move,
That warns my heart with ardent love.
Du. It's her finely polishd mind,
BY Virtues raresf rules rchn'd
Like Hespcr at the eve Of day,
When Sol emiis the latest ray;
Modest and meek, without pretencc
To other charms than charms OF sense
70 charms which shine when beauty fades,
and wrinkled age The form invadcs -
To these lovely maid aspires.
Aud these awake my bosoms fires;
For they can warm my throbbing heart,
Without the aGl Of fsncy's art.
When time upifts his paIsying hand,
A nd strikes the visage with hrs wand
When cheeks no more with ardour glow,
And siiverd'd curles resemble snow;
When eyes have lost their humid clue,
And lips have ch Ang'd theie roseate hue,
ALI! then how week is Beauty's power,
TO charm the slowly passing hour.
sEDLEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
HARMONY, INDIANA.
"Ths wilderness shall blossom as the 70,

"Ths wilderness shall blossom as the rose"
Io the 9th volume Of the Weekly Regis.
ter, page 2oS, there Is some account of the
settle ment at Harmony, Pen. BY Mr.. Rapp
end hi associstcs, exhibiting the fruits OF the
perseverance and industry OF the Harmony
society. The land held BY them in Pcnnsy-
vani., from the increase OF their numbers,
being too small for them, they purchased
large and beautiful tract on tho Wabash, in
tho new state OF Indiana, and removed to il
lust nb,u, three years ego. Il was then 10
state OF uat0rc. They already have many
good houses, Iaage workshops anu extensive
barnes one Of them 1000 feet by IS wide
a strc n mill, driving two pair OF stones
a yery Iat hrick house in tbs shape OF an
l., for NJ. Rspp, with an excellent and
highly ornomented gacdcn, inferior to few in
the United States they have 1900 merino
sheep, whose wool they manufacture into ex-
cciicnt I'D. cloths, With large stock or cat
tle, hogs, Sec and carry OF alruost every trade
anj manufacture, az we'll for their own use TO
make things FOR saie--among them are tin.
workers, shoe makers, saddlers, joincrs, car.
penters, hauers, stocking and other weavers.
tanners, whcelwrigh,s, b!acksn,i rs, Sc. SC.
They have many acres planted with tho vine,
200 in wheat, 40 in rye, 30 10 barley, so in
oats, so with meadow grass, and 500 cnclos.
Cd in pIsture h.ld,. All these things have
been dons in years. This society is uu-
merous amounting we believe to nearly 500
fanatics, -vho hare al things in coaiwoa are
among the mos, industrious aud cecno misal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
THE NORWEGIAN.

WHEN doubtful twilight dims the polar noon,
And rays, reflected from the mountains glow
Against The rising of the Winter Moon;
The cold Norwegian from involving snow.
Clears his frail bark--s snd when the first faint ray
Shines on the billow's ice-eDcumbered foam,
Fearless ho launches OH his lrackless way,
And ON tho stormy ocean halls his home!
When DER his head, upon the misty height,
The harsh eagle rears her airy nest,
And cheers with cismors rude the borca night;
No thriiling ra'puies swell his simple breast.
From AL the glorious rushing on tue eye;
Tho awful sweep Of waves and str encirc'cd sky!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
--:O:o:--
WILD BEASTS.


In America, where but TWO centuries sgo
the foot OF a civilized man had not trod, anil
tho whole vas wild wilderness, il would
now strike the fcSder with sutprize, were
he TO hear The narrative Of the atia,k OF any
wild beas, OIL apy part IF oar population
But 10 F'aDGe, where the country has bsen
settled with civilized men for at least 6lIeen
centuries and where tho population IL con,id-
cred al dense, not yeac passes by without
Our bearing OF destructive rsvsges by Wild
animals. We have now before Us un event
of thi, kind Cent.
"PARIs, Auo. 7--Weakncis and tmidi
" form the ordinary character OF women
We have, however, sometimes seen the love
Of humanity elevate That sex to actions lhe
the most courageous, oi which the following
incident affords new proof:
"On the 18Th Of last nionlh some ch!llIen
were playing BEFORE a house Of hamlet CAL
led Ia Rebonlcric commune Of Biannsvas, in
the district Of Alais, when a furious wolf
rushed on the group, and carried of hid
five ycors old. At IFS cries, woman named
Pougc, wife of the Sicur Nouvel, lao 10 its
assistance. The woman, Consulting only her
own heart, pursued and Immediately attotked
the onimal, and compeiled il 10 drop The
covered with wounds, but happily none Of
thcm sufficiently severe 20 cause any alarm"
a---
Some gentlcmaD, conversing The o. her
day, upon the difficulty, however interesting
the subject, Of keeping The o,ten,ion fsca
upon II, one of them observed 10 his liiend,
thai nc would give him bis old horse il he
could repea; iho LORDS Prayer without sui.
ferios his mind to wander" He began thus,
Or Jafher 7vhich arr in HeaVen"-.-" But
minc," iutcr'upring himself, I'm TO have
III, sa.idte and 6ridle foo." This d,,qe,,ion
lost him his anticipated rewsrd.
n pnDstcr observing Two .hetifi's officers
running ai,er an ingenious but disitcsscd d au-
thor, remarked, that IL was Il pew edition OF
The Pursuits Of literature" unLouhd, aul
not pressed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

TRUuovsE, tate Profcss3r oil Physic IN the above
mentioned seminary, whose certificate accomp
each bottie. !. cannot be supposed that geniemsn
ot such high professional merit would pstronize ai
recommend composition which did not d, serve
the confidence of the community Price 50 CTS.
Neqv- ENGLAND Eye-SafVc--
A SAFE active and efiicscious remedy in al weak,
watcry or inA,med eyes, and superior to all the
eyc-wsIers ever invented--price SO cts. box
Jarvis Art6RioUS and Norm Pills.
better medicine for the above complaints never
was discovered They are universally approved Of,
Scotch Imbr0Ued Oiniment.--
The only remedy in the world. which cures the
ITCH in four hours II is safe and pleasant Price
so cts. \ box.
~ The above Medicines are for Sale hy S. W.
VlNSON. Druggist, No. 10, Thames esstrcet, who
keeps constantly OH hand, general assortment Of
Drugs and Medieiues--
Of good quality, and on reasonable terms.
Newport, Nov. l2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

people in the world, cnd very harmless snd
inalIersiyc. The first body f them, eini-
grating from Germany, settled ia Pcnmsy.vs-
MIA in loo3--4 They then consisted OF lso
families, and were soon after j,ined by 80
faini ilies more.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
Carr. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,


nF Bristol, X Z. informs Lis friends and the pub
~ lie, that by the advice OF his friends, and many
others, who ha'e been cured BY hun, of obstinate
disorders, that e will undertake the speedy aud ef.
fectuai cure al the stransurysil sol is OF graSehy
compia,nis-ai sorts of falling Sickness IA her
voUs cOmplslnts--biiious oDlics-cra Ia the
stonia; b--fl,Sr sores scrofula-Ih he umgt:c coin.
plailis--sDd disorder OF a CERTAIN kind, very
speedily, leaving The patient perfectly sound He
also cures The pes old standing coughs AID dysen.
tary.
The above complaints he processes TO cure nj the
most speedy, safe, and efeciusi nanher-snd viii
be grateful for a share of public Patronage.
iie also cares the sluiyy in the teeth and the
tooth ac3e--and rs the teeth become loose by the
scur'y. lac iastens lhsIn TO the gum. sound az
ever. nsussous or ords,greeable breath be sweat
tens by his n'edcins in or days. lie performs
cure Of that hor,fd disorder called the scsdhead in
a'cry short time. All burns and scods he cures in
Ia or Is days, il applied to ipmedia,eiy recipe
Tor the above cure eau be had, On application TO him.
Bristol, july l, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
.Neayport Ligbt-H House.

A IL persons having demands sgainst the sub
"A scriher for work done, or materials furnished,
in fitting up the Gas Apparatus the Lighthouse
are requested TO present tbeir bills (m duplica,e)
for settlement ID. MEtNILLE
Newport, Oct 90, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
ADVERTISEMENT.

'TIIE subscriber beg% leave to inform his friends
. IN particular, and The public in gene raj. tha.
he now carries on his Trade as usual, on The Long
Wharf. beiow the Bridge. and opposite Mr.. THoh az
MEssgcs shop. lie repairs locks Of every kind,
makes keys OF every sort mends brass keItles, or
any sort OF brass He mead3 umbrellas in the
neaiest ma,ner, aud does all sorts of small work in
his line OF business The smallest favors in his ay
will be Thankfully received and punctually perform
ed, by Your ob, hurabe servant,
WILLIAM CKANSTON.
.Nerpo-f, Sept IL, 1875.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
LionliliiSsiancrS' Notice.

WE the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Hon Court Of Probate in the town OF New
port. in the county of Newport, Commissioners to
receive And examine the claims against the estate Of
RICH tRD MERRILL,
late OF said Newport. mariner, deceased, repre- sent
cd insoyent, do hereby give notice that six months,
from the 9th inst allowed to the creditors Of said
Estate to bring in and prove their respective caims,
and that We will attend 6r that purpo.c, at our re-
spcctive dwellings. any time within that period.
LANES LINES ToWNsENn; Commissioner.
All persons INDEBTED 10 the Estate of said deccas.
cd, are called upon TO make immediate payment 10
Soa ASsT : @TSS,sa; roWSssSD Aauioii'r.'.r,
Newport, Oct. Is, tSl7
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Commissioner Noiice.

Commissioners Noise.
WE the subscribers. having leen appointed BY
w the Iioa. Court OF Probate in the town OF New.
port. in the county of Newport. Commissioners TO
receive and examine the claims aga,s, the estate Of
HENRY TEw, Jun
late Of said Newport ma-iner deceased, represent
cd insolven. do hereb ive notice that SIX months,
from The OH inst. are allowed TO the creditors OF
said Estate to bring in and prove their respective
clsims, aud that we will attend for ihai purpose,
NJ oar respective dwellings,, any tine within that
period.
yollN IN wIImaMs' 1S1,HM Commissioners.
Al, persoas Indebted 10 the Estate of said deeeas.
ed, arc called u1,n to make rsnejste payment to
MARY rEw, I >i,nipi.Sss,,.
ntNay FEW.
Ncwrot, nct. -. l2iT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
NOTICE.

A RECRUITING REND!ZVOtfs a.
"A opened for the OH Regiment L. y "a
tantfy, a, No. S, Long AL bose
disposed 10 enter The service OF their co. ttry,
al requested 10 call.
B. WATSON, Dfoj. U. S. .drmy.
NeHphort. Hrb L.. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS,
GENERAL LAND OFFlCE, ,
25m Sehs. 1917.
NOTICE..
NOTICE..

The Lands in the Illinois Territory, appropriated
for bounties for military services. having beer sur
veyed. aud the surveys received at this office, the
distribution Of the said lands Ly lot, sgreeab'y to
aw, win mmence at this Office on the first Mon
day in October Ia zt.
The surveys OF military bounty lands in Missouri
Territory are expected in few months, wi.ep
similar ribution will take place, Of which tiniey
notice wal be given in tie newspapers. Those who
wish TO locate their warrants in Missouri 1eirm y,
may send them qjer the publication OF that rotice.
tveFy soldier of the laie army who has received
fom the D'paitElfnt Of War Il land warrant, or n
notification hat il is deposit, in tin, ofice, may
obtain patent by sending 'lis of;ce the wnrrent
notification FIRST wr,li.g It. "'lo be located in
the Illinois Territory. and ,Is pateu; 10 be ben, to
the Posi- Once A. -----"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
IRISH SIMPLICITY,

An lrshmao, just from tho bos;, having
to dcliver letter on board hip, ar, iycd TOO
tate The boat had jnst pm, off for ,hc vessel
with fnii sail. The lnshman an s',Ag he
shore, aud kept UP win The bvst Loi ss il
was gong 10 weather the poioi, they lowsred
sail The fellow being ucarly exhaa,,ed,
gave np The chase, c'ying, " arrHh, nov, d. ar
honey II you'te going TO suip to II, the dcv.
il hinseif cant each you"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

ForflnHe when ,irc eSScuiioBer went
bthind Jcion!e 4 prauge, e. celebrated ,nar-
'yr IN the csosc OF Ch'istiaoty( 10 set ite 10
the pile, "comc here" he c!i,d, aud kindie
II before my eyes ior i'll Dad dlcsded such
sight, should never have come 10 this place,
wheo had flee opportunity TO escape"
The ii 0 was kinded, and he cummeo I'd
hymn, which was soon ended, by the ilanes
bearing bis spirit on s,eeds Of fire, TO go,y
Ia The skies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
Sienetl,

The patents OF soldiers vio have notified, or
shall hereafter no,ify ,nc General Land Office not
10 deliver them 10 their egen,s heretofore Dppoint
ed, will be retsinod d. sub 10 their iuither
Members of Congress who have deposited On this
office) soldiers ants nou6ca MS, may oba ain
patents tor them by sending the receipts which
were given BY The Office, and instructions relative
TO locating the warrants
Prin,crs who publish the laws Of the United States
will give the above so many insertions as will ~
mount 10 ten dollars send copy Of the papers 20
this ol e, and bill receip,ed-the mGIey will be
sent by mail JOSIAH NEiGS,
Commissioners Of the General Land Office
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
TO LET,

IND Possession given immediately,
THE UNION CoTToS FAoroUY in Tiverios,
With all the apparatus, now IL good order for
mak"g Nrn.-ior further particulars, enquire vi
ISAAC PALass, living near the premises.
bAAc PALssu, } Connif.ee fer
EpnoSD Es1Es, Gie Urioa Coz
ESocu fuESsH, ron faeizry.
Tiverton. Anril 24
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19
AROMATIC SNUFF
FOR
CATARRH AND HEAD ACHE.

This Snuff, as celebrated
Tor its agreeable fragrance, as for its
efficacy IN the cure Of recent Ca
,arrh aud SLOW nervous head ache, is
used and approved by the present
Professor of Chemistry in Harvard
University. at Cambridge. in Masss.
chusetts. and by some Of the first
physicians in The United States, and
~ also recommended by Uoct. WA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

TRIAL OF CAPT. CRANSTON,
| uSl received, "a a neat pamphlet form, and fox
j sale by PARDON 4. MUMFORD
No ll2, Thames.strect.
.NeMb2l. .4tignsk 30, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-19

SPEEDIDY WILL BE PUBLISHED,
BY JOHN GARDINER,
CHIEF CLERK THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
a MAP OF THE BOUNTY LANDS,
IN TIE ILLINOIS TERRITORY.
P.ice ONE DOLLAR.
THE above Map w;ll exhibit 10 each soldier OF ,he
late slmy BE 81 uaton Of the farm which fsils TO Ls
lot, lis proximity to the rivers Miss ssippi and llin
os, will describe the soil. to,bcF, waters &c (agtee-
aby 10 The fed NOES of the surveyors) Of his farm.
ana en- 'b'e the soldiers 10 pPrecate the value If
tLer Lounttys reward for their services ..
Pintcrs of the Laws oi The United States, who
give publicity 10 the above shall be furnished with
two maps. JOHN GARDINER.
Washing On, sept 25lh 1917.
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