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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
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G' CERTIFICATE. 'sE
This may certify that !; Gen James whiteIaw, Of
hyegate, fVt) bave daughter, who has been from
her youth to The age of 20 years, severely afhcte6
with the salt rheusn, and after having tried m nv
medicines to no effect induced to make trial of
. Or. ReJ's Botanical Dreps,' prepared by VI. r.
conway, which, after administering three bottles.
completed cure and she has been troubled With
the complaint since JAMES WHIrELAW.
Montpelier, March is. 1916.
The jolerny letter fem the mother of ID truly
inferestiny 80 the afflicted
w. T. Conway, -"
Respected sir.-A grcesbly to your request, would
inform you that my son is now years old bis health
a follows-s-he has been sick } years, Is montbe
since. when informed Of Dr. Ref 8 Botanical Dope
and Pills. he then had not the use of his arms one
leg almost crippled; hip dropped out Of place h;s
thigh sweed up and broke in places arms in the
mean time swelled up and broke in IL places many
Of the sores down to the bone for one year be
had no use Of the joints, but has the Of both
arms, sores all well but three he now appears 10 be
getting well very fast Many said II imposs bic
ing one from the dead, lmust ever remain sincere
friend and well wisher to you who have sbevn 80
much kindness to my son.
LUCY ROGERS.
Waterford, (Con,) May IL, 1916.
These Drops are q radical cure for Ssyry, So.s
hSeum, Leprosy, ot sfnthonys frs, ocr9olo, Ueers,
Sore Legs, even vhen the bone is affected, Tsnt-eos
Iainn when mercury has fsiled-sre the best spring
and autumnal physic, and may be given 70 children
with perfect safety. Pr;ce.S IL .fsk for "Dr.
RsLrE's BoTAsieAL Dpoys"-0 0bervs none Srs
genuine unless signed w. T. Conway"
The above Medicine IS prepared and cold whole
sale, by the ssIe proprietor, w. 7. cosvAv No. 1,
Hamilton Place. Common-stree,, Boston, and retail
ed by
.SAM'L. w. VINSON, Druggist.
TH.fAfES-STREET, NBHPORT, r. l.
Hoppin, Providence. Isaac d. Ball. Hartford. DSig!f
Ripley, Norwich, John Tiebout, No 2SS. Wt,er.st
New York, and most Druggists. Booksellers, sad
Post.Mss,ers throughout the United States.
~ Pamphlets Of mrny extraordinary cures may
be had at the agents. gratis. ]
IJ None sf H.e above are yersjne, unIs's s.sTed
"w. T. Conway" ss y0u rrlus heGlth eb'erre hks
or A large discount TO Country Traders, az
those Who buy 20 sell again.
Srreorf, Sov IS, 1915
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HOase of EhiSss 'ainrleas.

y lcHARD TARKEh respect. 'uliy informs his
IN friends and lorn,er customer 5, mat he has re
tur1ed to his native town, and has taken the houss
in the rear Of The shop Of DAyi WILLIAMS.
wseh,msker. north side Of the Passs e, lev doors
above the Newport Bank. where be IN tends TO keep
. House of Entertainment, and will nA every exer-
ton to give satisfaction to those who VII flavor him
with thGy company.
4. Clubs md Private Parties will be accom- modsted
as usuai-and a few steady Boarders can be admit.
ted
Newport, April o. 1917:
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
nESERrED from the rendezvous Of the sub.
IL scribsr, in Newport, on the 2lst inst, JoSI
All PHILLIPS. recruit in the 9th regiment u $
Infantry. Said Phillips in 80 years Of age, feet
81 inches high, dark complexion, dark eyes and
dark hair was born 10 Middletown, state Of Con.
necticut; and served 40 a soldier IN the army dur.
ing the late war. Had on when he went away, a
grey coat and overalls, shoes, and q round hat
Whoeves will srPrehepd said dsserter and deliver
Q, any military post. Or secure him where he may
be ostained, shall receive the above reward. and all
necessary charges.
D. WATSON, MOI " s. Army.
Newport. April IS. 1917.
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Neyport Ligbt.Hou's

THE LioHT .Hovss, at the Southwest end OF
i tho Island Of Csnnaneut, in the State OF Rhode.
island, &c. called the Newport Lighthouse, will,
probably, be lighted with Gas. by the beginning OF
June psxt and IL 10 cseIned necessary, that, as ear
be given Of the eontemplsted change Of the mode
ef lighting said Lighthouse. may from tine TO
time become necessary.--The Editors Of Nevspa.
pers in the seaport Towns in the United States are
therefore requested to publish this Advertisement
In their papers 40 soon ss they shall receive il.
WILLIAM ELLERY. Superintendent Of fhs
a Lisht Houue. Nerprt
custom-House, Port~ :
Newport, April 30, 1917
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-AROMA7IC SWUFF
FOR
CATARRH AID HEADACHE.

This Snuff, as celebrated
for its agreeable fragrance, as for its
efficacy in the cure Of recent Ca
tarrh and slow nervous headache, is
used and approved by the present
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard
University, at Cambridge, in Massa-
chusetts, and by some of the first
Physicians in the United States, ana
ia alao re recommended by Dnct. WA.
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Ten DOLLAKS NEW AKU.
INSERTED from the rendezvous Of tn sub.
~ seriber. in Newport, on Sunday. april IS.
THOMAS NEWMAN, recruit in the 9th regi-
ment u. 8. Infantry. Said Newman is 90 years of
age, S fest high. light complexion. brown eyes.
brown hair, was born in the city Of Philadelphia,
and is BY profession a seaman. Had on when he
went away, grey coat. blue cloth overhalis, blue
vest, striped shirt. shoes, and round hat. Whoey.
or will apprehend said desertcr and deliver him
at any military post. or secure bin where be may
be obtained, shall receive the above reward, and all
necessary charges
o. WATSON, .liaj Z. S arg.
Newbort, April II, 1917 lA. 23.l
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FOR SALE.

~ n TON. SHLE,
A Farm situated in Middle,own, on the main
\ road. four r1ites from Newport, centaipipg
about 100 acres Of excellent mowiog, orchard and
tillage land, all under good Improvement. On sid
farm is a good dwelling house, barn. corncrib ana
ether necessary out.buildings, all in good repsir
1t is well watered aud walled, and is pleasantly aad
elgiby situated for place OF resort in the sunmea
season: For further particulars. enquire of the
subscriber. living on the premises.
PELEG SANFORD.
Middletowp, Feb" 26. 1877. rG1
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Portsmouth, Wo0len Mandatory.

HEssubscriber informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he continues to Gard Wool, Color and
nress Cloth, and to Manufacture Plains, Satinnetss
Flannels, &c. all which will be done in superior
maDner, at moderate prices, having the best kind of
machinery in excellent order, and workmen expert.
enced i'll every branch Great attention will be paN
to those who are punctusi in payment, and mono
will be neglected ...i
Persons indebted to him ore earnestly requested
to make immediate paymens1those whose accounts
OF long standing particular. will find it the;.
own interest TO make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth,, (CunsoTs Jhils.) Oct. n.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !

NOTICE is hereby given, that funds have been
IN assigned for tie payment of such Treasury
.Nes,. aud the nteres, thereon, as are now due at
the Loan Office In Boston, in the state Of Massaehu
sets.
And the said Treasury Mates viii accordingly be
paid. upon the application Of the bolders thereof
respectively ,hs said Loan oee in Boston, at any
time pricr fhs i,s day Of .NOy, 1917, after which
day interest will cease to be payable upon the said
Treasury Notes.
rhe Commissioners Of Loans in the several states
are requested to make this notice general, known,
BY all the means la their power and the printers
aulhorised to publish the laws Of the United States,
will pleased TO insert II week, in their
psc,ive papers, until the frst day Of May next.
WM II. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of the Trsssury.
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TO LET,

TO LET,
A PART or the whole of the House OF the late
"A Edmund Townsend, in BridgG.srcet Apply
to JOB z, TOWNSEND.
March 26.
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TO LET,

(1fsd hossession given innmediatety,) =.
THE shop recently occupied by Mr.. Samuel
i w ViNsoN4 Also the reomin the rear OF th,
same, together with the chambers above.
Likewise-the north Chamber in the same build.
ing, being pleasantly situated. The whole viii bs
let together, or separately. .ee
For particulars, apply to &c.,. rEt,
c. n. THUHsToE.
Newport, April a. 1Bly ~ '..'
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NsSo Feather Beds and Feathers.

r I'VE Geese sui Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 90 10 IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKEn,
No 2, ChdrIessfrSsf.
lie hss on hsnd ~ assortment Of Ma,rosse, OF all
frjs NsrrSsri, .,fS-es 29, ISIS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10

The following gentlemen
are authorised to receive sub
scriptions and money for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
Dorer--.Hr. John .Mdniope.
Smy,ma---tsr. Ssiyaolin Coom6e.
George Tosen, Det.-.Ir. James An
ders0n.
Cantacell's Bridgs---snr. Darid VII
son, Jun.
.7llford--.Mr. Peter Robinson.
Lesces I'o1cR--.Nr. George f,omers
.Nsio Casile-JaGnes Dooih, Jr. Esq
Laurei--Mr. Epliraim Collins.
ER.ton. .Hd.--1obias Rudniph, Esq
Other appointments will speed'i,
be made.
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General Land Office, !

btpis ~Js tGIIs
NOTICE.-The lands in the Illinois
Territory, appropriated for bounties for
military services, having been surveyed,
and the surveys received at this Office,
the distribution of the said lands, by lot,
dgreeably to law, will commence at this
Office on the first Monday in October
next.
The surveys Of military bounty lan9.s
in Missouri Territory are expected in q
few months, when similar distribution
will take place, of which timely notice
will be given in the newspapers. Those
who wish to locate their warrants in Mis-
souri, Territory, may send them after the
publication of that notice.
Every soldier ofthe la,e army who has
received from the Department Of War,
land warrant, or a notification that it i:
Deposited in this odice, may obtain a pa
tent 10y sending to this ofi,1 the warran
or notification. first wiring on it, I b,
located in the Illinois Territory, and lh,
patent to be sent to the Post Othc,
AT
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
To Subscribers.

II is with reluctance that | am
compelled to state, that the inatten-
tioa OF Subscribers, ia moi mai;'ns
Payment, has ;nuch embarrassed, and
if continued, will shortly put an emf
t. this establishment: Much e.
pence has been incurred by the Ed
tor. and he has relied solely on tbs
honor and character Of his subscribers
to make such paymenss as would ena-
Die him 10 proceed, at least with more
pleasure and profit than he has done
The business, at best. is perplexins
ard when il is added, that payments
are seldom made, our subscribers vii
find 40 difficulty in feeling our situa
tion-in which money is constantly
required, and as constantly not our'
to give. My Brethren, ought ties
things so TO Of?
Ii is reasonable to request and ex
pect, that all persons, who have th'
least wish for the continuance OF tit,
paper, or in lination 10 pay their ar
pearages, should do il without dts;,.
1t is netting more than jisI--an'
II certainly is very ncccssury-tha
all dues should be paitl--not nea
uear--hut IMMEDIATELY.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
Conditions Of tisis Paper.

THE DEL AWARE GAZETTE is PUB.
sIsHRD TWICE WEEK, AT FIVE DOLLARS
n YEAR, PAYABLE SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCES,
ADVERTISEMENTS WILLIE INSERTED
AND TwgNry CENTS FOR EVERY sue
cERpING INSERTION. PAYMENT TO BE
MADE AT THE TIME WHEN THE ADVERTISE
NESTS ARB LErf AT vHR OFFICE roa POS
LEGATION.
Nn No pAPRR DISCONTINUED UY1II
all ARREARAGRS ARE PAID.
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Attention :.

The subscriber offers for sale, that well
known property, in Brandywine hundred,
containing rs acres; thsre is two
story stone house and kitchen, frame
barn So by 8 feet; stone spring house,
corn crib, carriage house, we'll OF ex'
cellent water. The arabic land is divid-
ed into eight lots, which is surrounded
with thorn the remainder woodland.
There is on said farm one acre complete.
iy set with scarlet Strawberries twen-
II three pushels have been raised in one
season, on said place; pear, grape
peach, and all denominations ct flowers
that nature can prodsce. Also, three
apple orchards Of the best selected
fruit, all grated. 1t is worthy any gen.
tleman's attention. Half mile from a
erist mill, and three from Wilmington.
J. e.. Harker.
Oct. 8. 3m
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Signed,


The parents of soldiers who have no!i-
fed, or shall hereafter notify the General
Land Office not to deliver them to their
agents heretofore appointed, Will be re-
tanned, subject TO their iur,i,er order.
Members of Congress who have depo.
sic-i Tin this olhce) soldiers warrants or
notifications, may obtain patents for them
by sending the receipts which were given
by the ohce, and instructions relative to
locating the warrants.
Printers who publish the laws Of the
United states will give the above so many
insertions as viii amount 10 ten dollars
send copy oil the papers to this office
and bill, recelpted the money will be
sent by mail.
Josiah Neigs,
Commissioners of the General Land Office
Oct. l.
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Commercial Rank of Defa7car.

THE Directors of the Commercial
Bank of Delaware in joint meeting,
have this day declared a dividend of thre t
and half per cent. on the capital STOCK
for the last six months, which will be
paid to the respective Stockholders OF
their legal representatives, any day after
the goth inst. at Smyrna or Milford, as
the case may be.
BY order of the Board.
Eben. Blackistun,
Nov. 6, 1917. Cashier.
November l5-3t
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NOTICE.
Nov. 6, 1917.
November I5-3t

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
Martha O'Donald, deceased, are desired
to come forward immediately and make
payment. and those having claims a.
gainst said Estate to exhibit their &C.
counts on or before the LIST of January
next, for settlement. at which time the
subscriber intends making final settle.
ment of his account with the Register.
John Gordon,
Admir- of M. O'Donald, decd.
XViImiDpton Nov. lG-3t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10

The subscriber earpestly requests
those purchasers at his Vendne on the
29th aud 3Oth OF October last, who have
not complied with his conditions, 10 call
on Evan Thomas. Esq. in the Town Of
New Cas,Ie, who is in possession Of ths
list of sales, aud authorised by me te
receive what may be due thereon.
William G.. Frazer.
Nov, 22-4l
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N'UI'iCE.
Nov. 22--6t

WHEREAS there are certain lands
near George Town, Sussex County,
known as Company Lands, consisting of
a variety of Tracts contiguous to each
other, which were originally held by John
Jones, John Gloves, and l,enial in Milf
lin, as tenants in common, and by Deed
OF Partition in the year l765, were divi-
lfied between them, and afterwards part
lof Jones' Dividend was sold by metes
aud bounds. and $50 acres, the residue Of
that dividend, were afterwards sold to
John MitAin and Rees Merridith, as ten
ants in common. which under late pri-
waite act of Assembly, have been divided
between those who claim under the said
John Mifllin, and those who claim under
the said Rees Merridith. And whereas the
Sid John Mifilin beng seized as afore-
said, did purchase FIVE other tracts OF
land Of the aforesaid Benjamin Mifflin,
which by legal conveyances, were con.
veyed unto John Sparhawk and Jonathan
Shoemaker, that Is TO say, ONE equal un-
divided FOURTH par, of the aforesaid $50
acres, and also ONE full MoIETY or HALF
part Of the aforesaid FIVE tracts unto the
said John Sparhawk in fee, and ONE G.
lqual FOURTH part of the aforesaid 98o
acres, and also ONE full MoiETY or HALF
part of the aforesaid FIVE tracts unto the
said Jonathan Shoemaker in fee. And
whereas the said John Sparhawk depart
ed this life intes'a,e, leaving a widow a,d
.hree children, orc ar infant, and enc co.
vert baron, who with all the other claim
ants reside WITHOUT the jurisdiction Of
the State of Delaware.
Notice is therefore hereby
Given, That application will be made
10 tie Legislature of said State, at the
next session, for the GRANT of special
law, appointing and authorising commits.
sioners TO make paxlitlon Of the aforesaid
Lands, between the said jonathan Shoe
maker, aud the representatives of the
said John Sparhawk, deceased.
Jonathan Shoemaker.
! Nov. Is, 1917. Nov 22-t2wJy
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Bank Of Delaware,

Nov 4, 1917.
The President and Directors Of this
Bank have declared dividend Of ten
collars on each and every share of the
capital stock of the said Bank, payabis
to the Stockholders or their legal repre-
sentatives, at any Time after the 10th
inst.
Edward orrell,
Nov, 5--law3w Cashier.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10

Last Notice.

1T being determined to make settlement of
the Estate of Mathew r. Lockerman. decd.
lac OF this Borough, or the 10th of December
next, all persons indebted to said estate, are re.
quested to make immediate payment aud thoss
having demands. to present them for settlements
previous to the above day, eitner to Robert Por-
Ter, or the subscriber, so that she may tp ena-
MED to make full settlement with the Register.
MARY LOCKERMAN, Adm'x.
Wilmington, Nov 20, 1872 law St
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Turnpike coiap4nY are hereby in
formed, that = Meeting viii be he'd on the hss
Monday III }anuar, next, at the House Of jacob
Hooten, for the purpose Of choosing ten Mana
gers. to conduct the business of lie Company
the ensuing year.
BY order Of the Board
James Price,
Dec 4-lm
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James Monroe
Josiah NIeiss,

Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Printers of newspapers who publish
the Laws of the United States will pub.
fish the above for six weeks, and send
their bills with receipts to the General
Land Office.
Nov, 2Q--6w
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
No 90.
TAKE NOTICE.

PERSONS still indebted to NJ Brad
ford, IN Dover and Smyrna, for the De-
LAwARE GAzLTTE. are informed that
Mr.. Enoch Joyce is authorised to make
an immediate and final settlement.
Nov. l5--,tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
LObert Porter,
BOOKSELLER,
Informs the public. that he has Just
received from
LIE E'S
IA ~ IL ~
JNEDICLN'E 5 STORE, NEW FORK.
4 FRESH SUPPLY
Df the following Valuable MEDI-
tlNEs. and for sale (only) at his
Store in Wilmington.
Hamitton's Worm DESTROYING LoSen


Which have, within cured an Immense number
persons both of every age, and in every situa
and o'n distractions or fouress In tile stomach and bow
els.
Amongst symptoms attending worms .dsagreeable
breath especially in the morning; bad and corrupted
guns it,mup III the nose AID about the convuons
aid erndsg Of the teeth IN sleep; irregular appetite,
sonnet mes oang inod and sometimes vor aeons purg
ing WITH Shiny and testid stools; vomiting aree and
hard belly pains and sickness at he stoaeh pains in the
bead and thighs, with oWBes Of SPIRITS slow fever, With
s. ard seErlr pHse dry eonali excessive tn,rs
Sl'ffSs paiS apo heshi eouitGaie1 rad saeti,fes
the fac Dloated and flushed.
have immediate recourse to Hamon's Worm nestroyinG
Lozenge, which have been constantly attended with
in all complaints similar to those above described.
warm season. VII etectuay prevent tine vomiting and
destroys thousands of the infant part Of citizens IS
likewise the mdcst and most certain remedy k.swn and
an advanced stage Of ths fatal tnnpaint Particular and
plain instructions are given for every part OF the necessary
Children generally take this medicine with eagerness
thaving pleasing appearance, and agreeable taste
| Hahn's ,iuti-bii'ons ii.is.
The operation of these pills is perfectly mild, to be
fused by persOis IL every situation, and Of every aye.
They xeclently adapted carry off all superhuous
bile, and Prevent its morbid serretiohs rcsere aud
10y prevent Gods, which often of fatal consequences
lose never .als TO remove cold, if taken on lrst ap'
tiveness sickness the stomach, and severe head ache.
and ought to be taken by all persons change of climate.
Hu,Aiton Essence e ECtrGct Of
,u,,slard.
s,fe and ren,,,,v fur ,b,,ro at;o ort ,v
snrains and bnises white se,lnv, old Strains End
tos, nurnbness weakness Of ne neck pains the side,
eau as,e' "SsS, i;n1, ' a -, '.,a, ma,
i r. - svs .'u'a i 7, I , ,e "aS' anu
II T. ..Hc :. LO ion.
so celebrated among the fashionable throughout Europe
an Invaluable eomete perfectly nnocent and SAFE free
tions Of unparalleled efficacy in removing Dleisles
the face ad sxin ireckies pnples ianmatory rednes
sS tettrs ,ingwos ;an,6nrns priskey nsa &C.
naturs insensic perpfator whoh is ESSENTIAL TO health
effect, speedy and permanent, Rendering shs ;k
5 ''''~' THE 81 IMaSX IfP SdLTE. f'@>''"
| recJoruij,,e po,cdpr fan Tho T,aet!
'c''U ot'"o A""'t' ~" e"o Aeet'
| = and ftU,nS
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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
.Nly1ICE.

AGREEABLY to public notice, AL
ready given. the CO partnership of Tho
mas Smyth & Co. having expired on the
list inst. all persons having demands a.
galnst the said coacern are requested TO
pres'Mt them Immediately for settlement,
and those owing debts to the said con-
Germ to make payment thereof to James
Harper, Esquire, of Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
by the President of the Unit
ed States.

Isy the President OF the Unit
ed ~tates.
WHEREAS by an Act of Congress
passed on The third day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and fifteen. en-
titled ian act to provide for the ascer-
tanning and surveying of the boundary
INES fixed by the Treaty with the Greek
indians, and for other purposes" the
President Of the United States is author
lied to cause the lands acquired by the
said Treaty 10 be offered for sale when
surveyed /; and whereas the lands north
OF the Tennessee River have been sur
veyed:
Therefore, James Monroe, Presi.
dent Of the United States, in conformity
with the said act, do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales, for the
disposal (agreeably to law of the lands
in Alabama Territory, north of The Riv.
er Tennessee, shall be held at Hunts
vile, in Madison County, in said Terri
tory, viz. on the first Monday in Febru.
AIRY next, for the lands contained in the
ranges numbered, one, two, three, four,
five, and six; and on The first Monday in
March next, for the remainder of the
aforesaid lands each sale shall remain
open for two weeks, and no longer
the sales shall commence with the first
section of the lowest numbers of town
|ships and ranges, and proceed in regular
numerical order.
Given under my hand at the City OF
Washington, the twenty first day of No
vember, one thousand eight hundred and
seventeen.
| lo,,,oc Monroo