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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
From late London papers.

A young man of st. Mawes, a
few days since, prevailed on fe-
male servant, ~ years Of age, to
whom he was about to be married,
to accompany him in small boat
on a pleasure excursion. The
boat carrying too much sail upset
by sudden squall between St.
Mawes and Falmouth, and the low
ers precipitated into the sea. In
this situation, the man being good
swimmer, supported his sweetheart
for a quarter of an hour, but his
strength falling, the affectionate girl
besought him to abandon her, and
consult his own safety. When as
sistance arrived he was taken out
of the water apparently lifeless, but
after some time animation was re-
stored. His companion persisted,
and her body was not found till the
fourth evening. We are assured
that this is the third series of acct
dents of the same kind which have
occurred in that part of Cornwall,
on three successive Sundays, to
persons engaged on parties OF
pleasure.
CURIOUS CIRcUMsTANcE.-In
the early part of 1917, the Beacons-
field and London courier had a
small parcel delivered to him to
convey to town, which by some
means he never could surmise, he
lost on the road out of his pocket.
Nothing was afterwards heard OF
the parcel until few days ago,
when carpenter repairing Hail
Barn, the seat of the Rev. H.
Waller, near Beaconsfeld, acct
dentally found the long lost parcel
IN perfect preservation in lack
dazv's Nest.
Lord Chesterfield, speaking of
himselfand Lord Tyrawley, when
both were very old and infrm,
-Tyrawley and | have been
dead these two years; but we don't
chuse to have it known.
A company being once disput-
ing concerning the superiority of
Oxford to Cambridge, or Cam
bridge to Oxford, gentleman pre-
sent remarked that " the decision
could not affect him, because he
was educated at them both. -
" That" says an old person that
was present, "puts me in mind of
a calf which | remember when
was lad, that sucked two cows"
g Really" said the university gen
tleman, "and pray, sir, what was
the consequence" Why, sir,
he turned out the greatest calf |
ever saw in my life.''
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

y an exclamation Of surprise.
t Long kntues--or Yankees.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

Lord Chesterfield, speaking Of
,himselfand Lord Tyrawley, when
both were very old and infrm,
said-T yrawley and | have been
dead these two years; but we don't
chuse to have it known.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14

T1HE publick are hereby informed, that The first
: quarter at FRYEBuRG ACADEMY commences
on the 18th Of Nay next and closes on the 28th Of
July; that the second quarter commences on the
18th Vi july and closes on the t4th Of October.
lhe day OF the annual examination aud exhibition.
1T is requested thg, each scholar who CA culates
on receiving quarters tuition or more at this In
sttution, weuid enter at tue beginning of guar
ter for the better arrangement Of the classes
The young ladies' Of the school will be instructed
IN Reading, Writing ,Grammar Geography, -4rth.
meick, Criticism, Composition. Fine Needle W ork,
aud Painting, by a PreceptreSs Of acknowledged
talents and accoaf lishnents. In addition to the
branches Of education heretofore attended 10, les
sons will be given If desired, in Botany aud the
French Language.
A printed Catalogue Of the names of all the
scholars. with their places of abode, who have been
members Of the Academy any part Of the year. ion
mediately preceding the close ofthe fail terul, will
be given each student whnse name is thus enrolled
at The annual examination. AMOS ]. COOK.
Fryeburg April 4, 1913.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
SHERIFF,S SALE.
CUM BKRLAND, S..


I AKIN by virtue of two Execution. which
hold againlt John Fl. Hall, Mary Hall, will.
ard Hall, and Martha c Hail, all of Portland, ia
laid county, and will be fold at public auction, on
Monaay the eleventh day of May next, az ten
o'clock A. ~. AZ the auction room of MefTrs
stephen MLellar & Timothy Fletcher, Exchange
ffeet, Portland--all the Right in Equity of Re
demPtion which the fzid John RI. Mary Willard
and Martha c. or either of them have ia and 10
the following defcribed Real E(fzte. or any part
thereof. Gtuated 10 faid town Of Portland bound-
ed and detcribed az follows = beginning It a ilake
on the northwelery hde Of Fore ilrees, and at the
foutheafiefly corner of Cotton lfree, thence run
ing northwenerly by faid Cotton Sci about TWEEN
ty Ave and an half rods, 10 land belonging 10 Ira
Bradford; thence aortheafieriy by said Brsdford's
land three rods 10 aas belonging 10 William Cod
man thence loutheaiserly by faid Codman's land
and land belonging to Bbsn. Owen and TO John
Owen, about twenty FIVE and al half rods to Fsre
Greet thence fouihweeerly 10 the bounds iirfl
mentioned.
ALTO, one other lot. bounded beginning at .
Cake on the northwenerly fde of Fore flree, and
AZ the fsutheanerly corner Of land belonging TO
Jofeph Owen, and running thence northweilerly on
laid O~en's land and land belonging to the hers of
Sarah Turner, about twenty FIVE and an half rods
TO land belonging 10 the aforefaid heirs OF Sarah
Turner; thence northeaRerly by .aid Turner aud
about three rods 10 Cotton lreet thence fcuh.
eateriY by Cotton nreet about twenty five and
half rods 10 Pore areet thencs by fad Fore iireet
10 the bounds hrll mentioned.
ALTO, two certain lots Of land in faid Portland,
lying on the foItherly Gde of Fore lfreet, divided
by Bank flreet, being all The land which Mary
Hall, the mother of faid John, Willard. Marsha,
and Mary, owned on fzid fou herIy dde of Pore
II g - r II -
buildings and appurtenances belonging TO the faid
ieveral parcels ofreal e1aie.
Said real eliaie is mortgaged in whole and in
parts, e different simes, 10 fundry perfon. and
companies TO fecure the payment of feverxi fums
of money. an exhibit from the records of the =
mount and particular ftasement Of which will be
made at the time and place Of fae.
JOSEPH M. GRRRlsH, DR.. Sheriff.
Portland, April 0, 1918
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
Public Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, AprH 18th 1918,
afTI o'cick n. II, at tie Maine Pre-
and Msrine Igfar0nce Office, qUiHbs old
tie Real Efafe described ar taiioavs, be-
longing to said Infurance Company, 0iz.
TIL valuable brick huiIiing 'heT q9w occu-
ny Al an office ALTO the inirr -snfss s-~sSe So
Joining The Also. about one third part or
inc. three hory brick dwelling Houfe now oeeupi-
ed by Capt John Salter, ktuated or The coF,hweG
terry 6de of Pleafant free.--Ains about 81 scres
of Land lying in the sown Of saeo. Sc OF 10 laid
company a, he properly Of Beojsnin Chandler
and Notes Lowell adjoining Iandstet off 10 Cieaves
and Tucker,
dire at the fame time will Be fold the followax
Notes and Exc cutions due 70 laid company viE.:-2
Thomas ewi. z Not@a zu,nuusi0C m ncI0
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
Assertions and Contradictions.


eSThe Baltimore papers which latelyrescued the
Patriot General Nina from the hands Of his butch
ers, have again given him over to Ferdinand.
The story of General Gaines having fallen into
the hands of the Indians, was last week contra
dicted, he stated to have arrived in safety at
Fort Gaines later accounts say that he has not
yet been heard Of.
A Connecticut paper states that the quarrel be-
tween Commodore Perry and Captain Heath had
been adjusted to mutual satisfaction a New
York editor says he is authorized and requested
TO say il is no such thing.
horrid story has been published in the Paris
papers respecting the capture of Sandman brig
by the Algerines; the Dey is said to have seized
the English Consul's son and two neices for his
interference, and to have cut off the head Of the
son, and placed the ladies in his seraglio Letters
from the English Consul, since this is said to
have happened, do not mention the facts
The New-York Gazette which lately rised the
ghost Of Redheffer, has laid him again; the edi-
tors say that with infinite modification they are
compelled to believe thatperpetual motion is not
consistent with the acknowledged axiom Of by
traGlics.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
Portland Bookstore.
ISAIAH THOMAS. JUN.

tx a. luH received iSr2 sno execnNVe auort
mem of
|, BOOKS S' STATIONARY,
which 10 addition to what be had on hand he
PERFUMES to lay makes the largef and moi com
ple,e affortment to be found in the Diiirict of
Mane-Among the articles JUL received are the
following valuable Books VIZ 60
Ainsworth's l.atin Dictionary
stoughton's virgil-Duncsns Cicero Henrys
Chemeiiry, q new acknowledgements Clafhcal
Dictionary--8cott's Bible, vois--Bucks Theo
logical Dictionasy-W ebbers MatnemaEics--
Cummings ACKNOWLEDGMENT Poems,
complete in vols Curfe OF Kahama--sm'th's
theory OF moral Observation-Disclosures novel
Goldfmith's manners and cufoms- Bridgwater
Collection, 5th edition Village Harmony i4sh
editon-Smith and Jones' Hymn Books--Kirk
White-Browns Couco dancs--apiritual Treafury
vols Cafes of Contcience-Locke Oh Chrifiian
ity-Palsys Theology Tales of Wonder-Navi-
gators-Hiffory of the late War-Presnant Town
Oficer-Cierks MagaZins-Probate. Directory
Juffices Afii anr-C nmyn on Contracts Jacobs
Law Observation-Disclosures Laws-Peak on
Evidence-Chitty on Blls--Ba lie Digeaed In
dex- Burrows Reports wyDs Milf Prius -Ef.
pinafls NiL Prius-ShepPard's Touchftoue-
Pcws,i 90 Contracts Huntington on Ejecemenss--
Ssorys Pleading-Vatsels Law of Nations Study
OF the Law~-Olivsr's ,Conveya Upiverfal
Preceptor-Wheiphy Lectures on ancient hiftory.
STATIONARY.
GailIs of varou quaIiies-hot preiTed and gilt
edged Writing Paper do do Pocket Books,
4 great variety-Asskin Memorandum Books
Drawing r-DivIders--Gunters Scales cal
ing Wax, red and black Waters, cold aad plain
-Iadia Rubber-boxes Of Pants-Lead Pencils
PeDknives great vsriety--Wedgwood inkGands
-Combs- Crsyors Ink powder, black aud red -
Memorandum Books--CIothe Bruihes-Head
Brufhes Wrapping Paper Blank Books great
va riety Alphabet Nautical Almagacks -gndia
Ink-Permanent lax.
~ Ii persons Indebted to I THOMAS Jun
arerecuetted call q. The Portland Bookftore aud
sschafge their biIls, without further NOTICE.
April Ia
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
More Of The Chain.

IN reply to the advertisement of Col. Hobbs.
which appeared in the last Caz. Mr.. Williams
states that he was journeying from Buckstown
IBucksport on Penobscot riverl to Portsmouth,
and passing through Falmouth, he found chain !;
and in a few minutes overlook team, but see
ing chain on the sled concluded it must have
been lost from some other Sled thought it best to
carry it to the next house, that the owner might
be likely to get il again; and taking the wrong
road, he travelled some distance before he found
he had missed his way, and on returning he was
met by the owner, and gave him the chain, who
accused him of takngi it off the sled. This he
gives as a plain statement of facts, and cautions
Col. Hobbs against scandalizig his character, If
he would avoid the consequences.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14

1'HE fabfcriber hereby gives public sotice 10
all concerned, that lhe has been duly Appoint .
ed and taken upon herfeif the tgnlt of Adminiffrz
trix on The eilate of ELIAR LATH AM late Of
Gray, 10 The county Of Cumberland Bseksmi n
deceafed by giving bond ~ the law directs fhe
therefore requsfs all perfons who are indebted to
the faid deceafsd's sllas 10 make immediate nav
menr and those who have any demands thereon.
TO exhibit the fame e BETTY LATHAM.
Gray, fprae
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
List Of Tovn Officers for The Torn
of Portland, 1918.

SeIectmen. Adams, Esq. Enoch
Preble, Esq. Joshua Richardson, Benjamin
llsley. Woodbury. Storer, jun.
Tom Cie,k, -Oliver Bray, Esq.
assessors, --Daniel Cobb, Enoch Preble,
Esq Joel Hall.
T'orrm Treasurer Samuel Trask
Collector Of T'ares.-Joseph NJ. Gerish.
Inspector Of Pol,ce.-Capt. Seth Bird.
O5erseers IF the Poor. Oliver Bray Mark
Harris, Jonathan Stewart, John P. Thurston,
Josiah Dow, Rufus Emerson, Phinehas Var
mum, Samuel F. Hnssey, Hezekiah Winslow
Overseers Of the Poor to be Overseers OF
the Workhouse.
School Committee. Rev. Ichabod Nichols,
Rev. Edward Payson, Horatio Southgate,
Thomas Brown, Joel Hall, Dudley Todd,
John Mussey, Jun. Doct Samuel Weed, Rev.
Thomas B. Ripley.
Constab'es. Pease, Peter Hall, John
Lord, Smith Cobb, Nathaniel Tilton.
Heaia Committee. john Coe. Doct
Samuel Weed, Thomas Merrill, Jun, Lemuel
Weeks, Jun. George Tukey, Seth Bird, Ste
phen Patten, John Pencil, William M'LeIlan.
Surveyors Of Boards, S-c-Daniel Cobb,
Enoch Lowell, Ansel Lewis, James Huse,
William Capen, William Warehouse, Samu-
ell Moody, Enoch Morse, Parker IIsey, Smith
Cobb, Samuel Baker, Elliot Libby, John
Crockett, Hspry Jones, Simeon Hall, Eastic
Evans, Edward Ingraham, Lewis stetson, Jo-
seph Lane, Friend Loring, Daniel Ierrick
Nathan Bradford, James Pool, sen. Harrison
Brazier, Nathan How, Zenas Libby, Lenuel
Rice.
Surveyors sf Makogaay. -Benjam lIsley,
William Haskell "
Fence Vierers.--Dayid Ross, Daniel
Mountfort.
Cullsrs Of Hoops and STAGES. Thomas Mer-
rill, Jacob Ham, Samuel Chase, Anthony
knight, Joshua F. Weeks, Jabez Clap, Ma
than Hubbard, Daniel Mountfort 1..1
Tythingmen. Cotton B. Brooks, John K
Smith, Horatio Southgate, Nicholas Loring,
William M'Lellan. Thomas Dodge, Joseph
Mariner, Lemuel Dyer, Enoch Lowell, Ed
ward Howe, Joseph Owen, Robert Cross.
Fire-Wards.-Stephen LongfeIlow, Cotton
B. Brooks, James Neal, Robert llsley, Sam
uel Baker, Oliver Bray, Joshua Richardson,
JS-SC AeiSudldS, NtiildHl DWdL, OaUlGl AODU.
Levi Sawyer, Joel Hall, Thomas Browne,
Stephen M'Lelan, Phinehas Varnum, Ansel
Lewis, Jacob knight, Levi Cutter, Mark Har-
ris, George Bradbury, John Crockett, George
Turkey, William Polleys, John w. Smith.
Assay .Masters.-Eleazar Wyer, Charles
Farley.
Cutters Of Fish Thomas Merrill, Anthony
Fernald, Samuel Chase.
Surveyors Of Highvays.-The Selectmen.
Inspectors Of Lime imported.-Wiliam Tu-
key, John Lowell, Levi Sawyer, John Low
lit.
Inspectors Of Lime maaufactured.--Jobn
Lowell, Richard Gooding.
Committee on accounts. Mayo
William Swan, Samuel Trask.
Hog ReeDes.-William Haggett, Joseph
Young, Jonathan Fessenden, Timothy Cock
RAM
Field Drivers.--William Haggett, Timothy
Cochran.
Attest, OLIVER BRAY, Togvn Clerk.
- .---~s-".-s-.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
HOPPING COUGH DROPS,
Hoarhound and Coltsfoot SYR

Hoarhound and Coltsfoot SYRUP,
dor sale at STEPHEN DELANDE's shop.
Il No. 9, jones' Row, Exchange Street Port.
land These Syrups have been recommended by
the first Physicians ia Boston and vicinity, TO be
a certain curefor the distressing Cough which now
prevails in this town & vicinity and In the country
Candy Of Coltsfoot April g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
Heseasset Bank.
MOTION.

NO1t(h.
THE ffockholdsrs Of the WifcaGst Bank are
hereby notieed TO meet at the Bank ia Wiz
safes. on 1'hurfdsy the sosh inn. At o'clock =.
M 70 cen6dar and determine what difpoSfion lhall
be made Of the Zeal Effate beIo ging 10 the Bank,
and csrtain debts due TO laid bank and TO attend
10 any other buGneGs which may Eropery come
before them. Per order Of the PrEden, and DE-
Fecsors II ROBY Gather.
April IA .-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
EOTND

DiCkED up sdrift on sheep Iiland. rear Thorn.
= alton Penohicos Bay, one barres containing
we've pieces Netting made of narlin ALTO, one
empty barrel and one fsimoa net. By William Poa
and other and taken into cufiody by me
JOSHUA 4D ms .commifEonss Of wrecks as,
Thomaaton April 4 80
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
ANNUAL MEETING

By Adjournment, April 6, 1918.
I'm molten, voted, That in future, no
~ Children be admitted 10 the public
Men-schools under the age Of z years, nor
over the age Of IA years and that no Chill
dren be admitted to the Women Schools I'M
der the age Of year,. s
Erfrorted from ne records,
OLIVER BRAY, #. Clerk.
Portland, -4prI IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
At Private Sale ,

At Private Bale,
| case Ciothier's, cloth, head and
horfe BRUSHES, warranted frfi quality. from J.
FoI(oms Factory.
- cafe containing 40 dog 6ne add fupsrhEe
Ivory COMBS.
cafes GOODS conh(ting of cotton Checks |;
Ca'icoe. Cambricks Muains; Madras HhdEs
Cafimeres Cloths lndifpenfables; Silk Hhdfs (;
Umbrellas Cloves 90 dox. Lead Pencils 2 ole
CANT Portfolios. rs kegs fig and twif T0B C
CO warranted OF hyperion quality; s. 600 amer
ican Sugars; pipes american GIN 20 chefs
Seuchong and Fl Skin TKA; 8 boxes Turkey
Fics 4 bags white and brown SUGAR caa ltesl
German and Phila MrLL SAWS
an invoice Of 90 Crates
CROChERY WARE,
which viii be fold At fnai advance from Rerng
eolf boxes contain ing INDIA DINING WARE,
at D 20 per box.
Two Wil'ards pateut TIME PIECES.
~ All the above goods will be fold on liberal
credit for good paper. April -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14

A letter from Granville, Ohio, says, to pay
three bushels ofwheat for pair of common thin
shoes, or, .fsce bushels of corn for pair of COM
mon thick ones, and to wear out two pair here,
where we did but one in Vermont, is rather dis
couraging.n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
PORT OF PORTL AND.

Entrances and Clearcnces at the Custom House.
SUNDAY, aPRIh IL.
Ar. brig Rebecca, Capt. S. Stephenson. % days
from Fort Royal, NIartinico. -Ly1, Marc' 70,
schr. Daniel, Colby, for hewhnryport, in days !;
schr. Ann, Clark for New Haven, uncertain brig
Friendship, Manning, for Portsmouth. n Il. un'
certain schr. Reliance, Eiweil. for Gloucester
c. A. do; brig Amity. MAXWELL for Bath. IN ,
days; schr. Pa' agon. Peart, for Boston in ~
April 9th. lat. 81, 90 long 10, spoke schr Chart
Of s.. John, n. b. days out, from Norfolk bound
to Barbados.
April IS, ar schr. Decatur, Wheeler, from Beth,
with rum.
cLEARANCEs.
April If, cleared sloop Messenger, Porter, Tor
Boston oop Mary Jane. Curtis, for Bath.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14

.Military-At a meeting of the Portland
Artillery Company on Tuesday last, 1t. Jo-
4sfAH WHITMAN, was unanimously chosen Cap.
tain, and Mr. JOHN LOWELL, Lieutenant,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14

The death of the late worthy and benefcent Mr..
EDWARD CoBB, occasioned vacancies ia theBoards
of as many as four or FIVE Societies in this town.
STEPHEN LoNGFELLow, jr. Esq. has been APP
pointed in bis stead as Recording Secretary of the
Bible Society of Maine. and CHARLES DAVIES,
Esq. Recording Secretary Of the Peace Society.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
HfAPRTED.

MARRIED,
In this town, by the Rev. Joshua Taylor, Mr.
JAMES KNIGHT, jun. to Miss SARAH B. FRAN
CTS. BY the Rev. Mr.. Payson, Mr.. HENRY
WARREN to Miss MARY STAMFORD.
DIED,
In this town, Mr.. John Haley, aged g.
sSSN :,
GAZETTE - News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
Sale at AUCTION.
At B. c. Attwood's Office,

I1t ID ~ LILIWOOU gNUeOOS
ON THURSDAY NEXT, 16a april, at
10 and 3 O'Clock, postponed from last reek on
account Of the heather.
A great variety ofopened CROCK
cry & GLASS WARE,
consisting of brown lined, blue printed, fancy and
common Tea and Dining Ware, ID lois 70 accom-
modate purchasers.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
GREAT SALE

OF GOODS AT VENDUE.
THE MAINE COTTON q WooLEN FAe.
q TORY c0lnPANz- will Tell the whole os
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14

Selectmem. Adams, Esq. Enoch
Preble, Esq. Joshua Richardson, Benjamin
llsley, Woodbury. Storer, jun.
Tom Cle,k,-Oliver Bray, Esq.
9ssoeears Daniel Cohh Fnoch Profile
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-05
NOTICE.

THE employment Of an Agent or Attorney Is
i noe accessory in any claim against the govern
ment II is most generally attended with sr9enes,
and sometimes with Gcfuol ioss.
Claims win be promptly settled, when the &C.
counts, and vouchers with which they are connect
ed. are transmitted 10 the proper Office.
Money will be transmitted wheoeyer recSip,
foe the sum due, or, where the amount is not
tanned, receipt IN blank shall be forwarded 10 the
Treasury Department 80.
Military patents. and certificates Of military pen
sions. viii be transmitted in like manner wheneves
the necessary vouchers are forwarded the proper
olies. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
~. WM. a. CRAWFORD
J. e. CALHOUN
y W. CROWNlNSuIELD-
Hashisyisn CIV, May 81, 1873. .s
or ihe Gaxettss In which the acts Of Congress
are pabshed. arc requested TO insert the above.
weekly for three monlhs xnd papers in the intcrio,
will deserve the thanks Of the community BY giying
il publicity Ia their respective districts, as Il msy
be the mesns of saving expence and loss 70 that
portion Of The people whc arc least able to bear
them. juno te--Sn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-05
By Ms President efAhs Umted Ssalxs. I

~
WhEREAs by an act OK Congress passed on the
~ I'd March entitied IAN ACT to provide for the
asceraining and surveying of the bound sry lines x
eddy the treaty With the Creek Indians aud for other
purposes" the President Of The Unised stztes is
suthorized to cause the lands acquired by the said
treaty TO be obcred for sale when surveyed, and
whereas part OF the said lands have been surveyed
Thefeforc !, James Monroe, PresidcDt of the u.
ihted states, do hereby declare and make known
thst public sales for the disposai OF certain lands
south oi tie Tennessee river, aud in Il district of
Msdisoa county. shah be held ut Huntsvc in said
comfy, iu AisbsI.Ia territory. viz
on the first Monday IN July next, for the sale Of
'he lands IN ranges l. O. 3, T. S, on the fsst Mon
eay III september next for the lands IN ranges g. T.
. =. and on the hrst Monday OF November next, tor
we lands IN ranges 10, H. H. 10. Ia. excepting
such lands as are or shall be reserved. according TO
law, Tor the support Of schools and for other pur
po.es Each sale shall continue open for two weeks,
and no longer sasIl commence with the section,
township and range Of the lowest number, and pro-
ceed IN regular numerical order
Given under my hand, al the CITY of ysshin ttop,
this 3ist day of March, 1919
JAMES MONROE.
by t0e Preeident, JOSIAH MEUs,
Commssoncr of the General Land Cficel
rrinters who arc authorized to pub ish ths laws
ot the United States will publish the above once
week TN October next, and send their balls 10 the
Senerai LAND Office for payment.
April ~. 2ow