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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
JAMES MONROE.
J. MElGS.
BY thsPresident Of the United State;

WHEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on the
w 18th of February, 1878, entitled " An act max.
ing provision for the establishment Of additional
Land Offices in the territory Of Missouri" the Presi
dent of the United States is authorized TO direct the
public lands, which have been surveyed in the said
territory, to be offered for sale:
Therefore, I, JAMES MONROE, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agreeably to law)
Of certain lands in the territory of Missouri shah
be held in Franklin, in said territory, viz
On the FIRST Monday in January next for the sale df
Townships No 46 to 50 irl)
s's.i,s ss. :, and i'.os'l town in range 10
4sts So and ,o
fract'l township So
4S to SO 81 u %
On the first Monday in March next, for the sale Of
Townships 48 to SIS inclusive in ranges "a and 25
T 4s to so 2e and 27
On the first Monday in May next, for the sale of
Townships 81 to 50 inclusive in ranges IL and IL
81 to 56 l3
IS 10 56 IA and Is
served by law for the support of schools, aud for
ether purposes
Each sale shall continue as long as may be neces
sary to offer the lands for sale, and longer, and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical order
Given unJermy hand. at the City of Washington,
this 17th day of July, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen.
BY the President. JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authsrized to publish the laws
of the United States. will publish the above once
week till the first Of Maynext and sent their bills
to the General Land eaies for payment.
Aekss. ,. ---------- 49, -
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By he President Of The United STATES.

By the President Of the United STATES.
XXTHEREAs, by an Act Of Congress, passed On
wv the third day Of March, 1878, entitled |" An
Act provide for the sscertaning and Surveying of
the boundary lines Fixed by the Treaty with the
Creek Indians, and for ether purposes" the Presi
dent Of the United States is authorized the
lands acquired by the said Treaty to be offered fer
sale, when surveyed
Therefore, 1, James Monroe. President of the U.
nited States, do herebysvleclare and make known.
that public sales tor the disposal (sgreesbly to sw)
Of cert i'm lands in the Alabama Territory, sha be
At Cahaba, on the Cd Monday in March next.
for the sale Of
Township numbered ~ in ranges IS 10 90
ly&ls le11 II l314ls1 Is
!, lsasl' 1919
as ,s ,,onisi7n
Al s. stepsens, On The second Moadssis april
next, for the sale Of Y s
| Townships numbered 567sH ls 10 20 in To
IL ic 20 s
lzis 2
~
At cshabs, on the fest Monday in May next, fos
the sale ef
fasnaps nause red ia o rams 9 10
6 7s9Ioii
except such lands Is have been or may be reserved
b, law Cor the use schools for other purposes
The lands shall be offered for sale in regular sum-
ercal order, commencing with the lowest member
Of section. township and range. and con,inde three
weeks. and no longer
Given under my hand. at the city e washiagsos,
~ JAMES MONROE.
~ the President. -
JOSIAH MEIGs, Commissions Of the
General band Oficc.
CT Printers who are auihorized to Publish the
L<rs Of the United States, Will publish tbs Above
once veek I'LL The frss cf MAJ ness
=. December q
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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Gsnsyey Lasd- 0nee,
I6sh Aorem6er, 1918.
/, NOTICE..


THE Lands N the Missouri Territory (norfh u
1 the river .Nisssri) appropriated for military
bsunties have bees surveyed, and the distributsn
Of them by Let will commence on the hrst Mosdsy
N January next.
Soldiers whs have received from the Department.
Of War, notifications that their Warrants are lsdg-
ed in this Office. may send their notifications 70 me-
with orders for location, written thus,
"Ts be located in Missouri north. and the patent
sent 10 the Post-ofRee at A.
Witness, 6. d."
The Lottery for Military Bounty Lands on the
rivers St Francis and Arkansas will not be ready
for several months--Scldiers who wish TO have
lands they may rstain there notifications till fur
ther notice 10 given
JOSIAH MRIcs, Commissioner Of the
eene<al Land -0Rice.
Printers who publish the Laws Of the United
States, will publish the above once week till Jan
uary uext, and thea ssEd her aeeounss to tho Land
oAce fos p.smcni psceUser =, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
POETRY.



vnRsEs ny THE REv. q eRABBE.
F.iNCY and .MSTURE AcB--.sn aso,sgae.
lshsa are eur Chsldrsn ef q larger srsYla ]
Twas eight o'clock. and near the Ere
My ruddy little boy was seated,
And with the title Of sire
My ears expected 70 be greeted
hut vain the thoughti--By sleep oppress'd,
No father there the child descry'd,
His head reclin'd ueon his breast,
Or nodding roIl'd' from side to side.
"Let this yousg rogue be sent 10 bed
More had not time TO say,
When the poor urchin rais'd his head
To beg that be might longer stay
Rcfas'd towards rest his steps he bert
"a With fearful eye and aching heart,
But cIaifn'd his playtiings ere he went.
And took UP stairs his Aorss and care
g.
For new delay. though oft deny'd,
He pleaded wildly cray'd the boon,
Tho pas, his usuai hour, be cried
At being sent awsy so soon. IA
III stern 70 him, his grief sbar'd, M
(Unmsv'd who hears his sHsprng wecpi)
Of soothing bin II half dispair'd
Whea sil his cares are lost in sleep.
"Alas peer infant I" excl.im'd,
"Ihy Iatnet oushcs new 10 scans
In all which ho ss lately biani'd.
The foles and the fears OF man,
The vain regret, the anguish brief,
which ttou hsst known. sent up to bed,
PertrAys Of man the idle grief,
When doorn'd 10 slumber with the dead"
And more thought-when UP the stairs
With longing ling'ring looks" be crept,
To mark Of man the childish cares,
HIS playthings carefully he kept
Thus aortsis On Iife's later stage,
When nature claims their forfeit breath,
sill grasp at wealth, in pain and age.
And cling TO golden toys in death.
s.
'Tis morn and see my smiling boy
Awakes 10 hail returning light:
70 fearless laughter boundless, joy!
Fqngst the tears Of yesternigbt
Thus shall not man forget his wol
Survive of age and death the gloon
Smile at the cares he knew below
And renovated burst the tomb
~ z.
o, my Creator when thy will
Shall stretch this frame on earth's cold bed,
Ist that blest hope sustain me still.
Till thought. sense. mem'ry--ail arc He'd.
And grateful for what thou nay'st give,
No tear shall dim my fading eye,
That twas thy pleasure shouls live
That 'tis thy mandate bids me die
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
NOTICE.

TINE subscriber requests all persons, whs
Il have been indebted to him for one year
90 note or book account, to call and pay what
they are owing; as Otherwise the demands a.
gainst them will DO put in suit INN ediately.
.p GEORGE WANTON.
Sept. e3, lsls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
Ryrhe President of the United Stases


xXTHEREAs, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the third day Of March, 1915, entitled An
act to provide for the sscertanisg and surveying Of
the boundary lines fixed by the treaty with the Creek
indians and for other purposes" the President o.
the United States is authorized to the lands,
acquired by the said treaty. be offered for sale,
when surveyed
Therefore, l. JAMES MsNaor, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agreeaby to law)
of certain lands in the Alabama territory, shall be
held Cahaba, in the said territory the 6rsl Mon
day in January next, and shall continue FOR three
weeks. during which time will be offered for sale
Township Numbered y to 10 inclusive in range S
10 to 10 in
1c.to is in
except such lands have been reserved by law tor
the support Of schools, and for other purposes The
land shall be offered for sale in regular numerical
order. commencing with the lowest number Of sec
ton, township and range.
Given uader my hand, at the City of Washington.
tde 17th day Of July, one thousand eight hun
"a. dred and eighteen.
by the President: JAMES MONROE.
J. MElGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the laws Of
the United States will publish the above week
till the first OF January next and send their bills 10
the General Land Othce for payment.
August S, 1915 21w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
I. VdLUABLE EARM.

THE subscriber offers for sale. his Farm situated
4 in Middletewn, about one mile and half i.cm
the state-house in Newport Said Farm contains a.
bout SO Of land with great quantity OF excel
lent fruit trees, of all kindstogether with the build
ings thereon standing For other Information in.
quirs of ALANSON rECKHAM.
Middetown, Feb II, 1918. II
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NN't" wv EtA -
! 1914 ia & i2-4 Rose
= Dlsnkets
y Plain ( figured Ieroes
\ aud book Muslins, fer
= Is6 per yard
Black Italian, French 81
/ Canton CIapes
"A large assortment cs
black & white MauYu.
, ing, and immisAtioa
y merino Chin;z, ard !
\ Cashmere Waterloo
, Shawls
} Cotton fancy. rieh PRINT
/ ed and deubie shcHed
, immltation ShaN Is
) Real India long .cioiss
E'egan; heath Rags &
, hcor Carpetings
cotton birds eye & dam.
? ask. FOR 1akie Clelhs.
, Blue Serge, 2ss per "a
Knit peiy-coats. cotion
y balls in boxes, for only
! ls6 per Box III
Bandanno, flag & black
? silk Hsndlserchiefs
4 Green 4 black sarsne,ts
[ Lustrings & Leyauiiaes
J ingoia Gloves. from IL
\ 10 twenty-five cents pc
, pair
} Ai'ish & eermsn linen
, Looking Glasses, from
> 2ss to rse pei glass
b very chtap Russia and
, Dutch shee,ings and
y Duck
\ American GiDghsms, for
= only ls6 per yard
y French paper.hangings.
\ very chesp indeed, oG-
2 iy 2s b 2s6 per roll
} Black silk Velvet
\ Gentlemen's Nigh, caps.
y for only Is each
} Good assortment Of Lns-
\ trisg Satin & SMnlt-
= ure ribbons
Suspenders, pins & .spe
Common and silver eedy
} Needles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
YeqO Slip Caandle,y and Grocery Stor4
JOHN DEBLOiS,

INFORMS his friends and the public that he has
opened
SHIN 'caaDdifry and Groceyy ssoye,
AT No SO, lHAMEsssTRExr,
opposite the store Of Joseph Briggs. Esq-wlers he
will keep constantly on hand, general assortment
Of articles in bis line. together with assortment
Of selected Crookery--sll of which he will sell OF
as reasonable terms, as they can be purchased At
any stsre in this town.
N B-J ID will transact Auction and Commis.
sion Business. u Newport, Jan. 2ss 1918
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Black aud brown nrosd.
cloths, from 3 to Si2'
Elegant black. brown Il 4.
olive Pelisse Cloths
Super super blue, black, [
brown and mix'd Cas- ,
simeres and Saiinetts
Plains and Devonshire I
Krrseys
Black, blue, brown. oil. !
i've, scarlet and Ma. 4
room plain and stripe
Bombszetts, from lss
TO 4s6 per yard
Blue and black Raiinetts
Green Morean for Cash
ings
Oil Cloth ESQ to 3s pc,
yards
American, Russia & En-
giish diapers
Crash and Tow Cloth
: Black, green, red, white
and yellow flannels
Green aud scarlet do
Elegant 1'oilnett ana
swansdcvn yesIings );
An elegant apartment of
ladies' and gentiemere
Hose, from Is pc, pair
TO Cd
Children small Socks 4
Stockings, blue. red &
grey
Caps for Sailors, a large /,
assortment Of Gloves,
from Cd to 4ss pr pair
Ladies and Gentlemcn's .
black worstead & silk
do do [
A s2oS Assortment of
tsbby Veive,s
Elegant waterloo plaid
calicoes. for only lse
per yard
Bieached & unbleached I
shirtings B. sheetings
Colreign maslaPollum & I
steam-loon shirtings. .
from ls6 90 2s9d per
yard 4
Elegant 81 "a "a %
Ne .ynAtf n, q
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TOBE SOLD.

THAT pleasantly situated stand in Ssufh KINGS
= tswn, consisting Of large two.Sory dwelling
house, barn, crib aud other out-buiIdings. with a.
bout so acres, Of land, most of which is Of gsod
quality together with lanyard. shop, shed, and
bark house, all in pretty good repair. The ssia
farm is miles from the south ferry, on the post.
road to New-London. Any person wishing 10 pur-
chase, will do well 10 call aud said farm soon
to those it will recommend its situation and other
advantages. For further particulars, apply to the
subscriber, in Westerly.
WIN. PECKHAM, iaa.
Westerly, Sept. I6. 1915
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-:OsOWe:e:--


ORIGINAL ANECDOTE.
Al court held Las, wsek for Fayests coun-
", pa. son Of Hibernia, was brought to trial
charged with ~,sl'ng shirt from emo OF his
brother coun,rynncn. Alter the indictment
was read to him, he was asked BY the court,
{" gsiiy, or no, guilty I" Plass yosr
lordship," says he, /" that's what you have TO
try" Tho cour, again told him to answer,
was he guilty Or no, guilsyi "By 81. Pat
rick, ysur lordship just wan,s toos after pun.
ming me, do you r. Tbs cosrt asked him If
he hsd any couassi P'ass your lordship,
don't know what you near" The coor, ex-
plainsd and tsld MIN he most plead guilty Or
ne, guilty. "Fsitn thcn, II must spAks
the TRUTH am guilty, ~, prove IL; but 1t
your honor will pay the cost, we'll ssy 40
mere about IL" An attorney was requested
TO put 10 pie %, rpil'y, snd after sn inves
tigs.ion, ths jaly orsushs io . verdict Pre-
nsunsing poor Pa, a,GolLTY.-Hesfs'D n'i'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
From the village Record.

Il very gssd Story, very 1DeA TOLD.
The son OF an old farmer, by SONS chance
Or other hsd travelled through sovsral remote
countries, and az II is net Uncommon In such
cases, returned hsme much richer In lies
than in knowledge. A few days after his
arrival he accompanied his father "a shrewd
sensible old fellow to market seme distance
from ,he village. II hsppened thata mas
tiff dog passsd that way, which 40 soon az
the yousg man boheld, "sBlsss me, father
Cs'ed he, this dog puts mo in mind OF one
Saw in my travels, al least as large as the lar
eest Of our cart horses" (" What you tell me,
replied tho father, gtavely, sstonishss me; but
don't imagine that in this country we arc
whsily without prodieies; by and by We
shall come TO a briugc, which wc shall bo o.
b!igcd to pass, and which 10 much more ex-
trae, binary than tho dog Of which you have
been taking. They say It's the work Of
somo witch All I know Of It is this, that
there lies a stone 10 the middle OF II against
which ono is sure to stumble as one passes on,
and break at least leg, If 90 il happen that
one tsld lie in the course ofths day" Thc
youth was liytie started At this strange
account. "At what rate you arc walking,
fathe, but 10 return 70 this dog, how large
did say! As your, largest horse Nay fer
that mater, believe it nigh. be saying
little 100 much for 1 cscollect II was bu; six
snooths old; but would be upon oath ths, IL
was big as . heifcr." Hsre the story rested
until they were mile or two advanced on
THAR way. The young man was tar from
being comfortable. The fatal bridge appears
q, a distance. Hero mo dear father 10.
deed the dog We have been spssking OF was
very large, but perhaps not quite MS large as
q heifsr; I am sure, however, Il was larger
than calf !" Al length they arrived at the
foot Of the bridge. The son stopped ohort.--
"Ah father says he, you cannot bs such .
simple,on as TO believe have seen dog Of
such sise, for sinss needs must speak the
truth, the dog I met 10 my travels was absut
~ big Is the deg We cav"
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Nozy Ofening ~
By N. SM EET & Co,

~ Ofd 10. il2' Cd'nf- side, Ybames.sfrres.
4 N and WINTER GOODS, purchased will, cssi,
in hand. Those who wish ls get the worth of their
money, arc invited TO call and ser for themsclses--
ssn0ns their 6sods-c,s rar -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-26
VIM. Deyaughn,

DRESSER AND PERFUMER,
Royql-strsef, .aierandqa,
uAS just received and offers tor sale at
4 his shop, few cases of RaLors, OF
superior quality, for travelling, with six
blades ALSO,
Ladies' and gentlemen's dressing cases
Cloth brushes hat do; hair do; nail do
Shaving do; tooth do; rouge in pots
Almond paste ; OF! Antigua /; pomatum
Cologne water; lavender do of superior
quality hair powder powder puts
Naples soap for shaving vegetable do
Rose do; palm do; wash balls
Shaving soap tuck combs pocket 90
Dressin, 10 pocket books
Pencil cases beaver gloves whips
Uebb's n York suspenders; French do
Aud variety OF other articles, too tedious
70 mention. July 81
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Bath House,

TN iE subscriber respectfully inform
\ MS friends and the public, that his
Ba h House will be kept orsn during The
season, and no exertions on his part shall
be wanting to give satisfaction TO those
who shall favor hun with their CUSTOM
Two biths, distinct from the rest, are ex-
uressly re ,erved for the use OF Ladies'
uAc will De waited IN agreeably to thel'
directions. Az Tickets will be ready
for de VERY on Friday next.
~ rhe subscriber has received by
the Norfolk packet. quantity ct Fresh
LINES, which will enable him 90 keep a
constant supply Of PUNCH, OF the bes'
quality. l. shIshDs'
June II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-26
Vol. XIX
TO the friends of Humanity.

4 \ aged, infrm, and widowed mother.
"A is DESTROYS to receive information OF
Of THOMAS BURTON CARTER, an
o:ty son, concerning whom she has not
heari any thing, on which reliance can
displaced, for nearly three years. He re-
rnoyed from this place to the state of Ohio
about hye years ago. The last certain ac-
couat she had from him, was from Cadiz in
hat state. He is about twenty FIVE years
OF age BY trade tailor. Vogue ru:nour
has recently pronounced him dead; Aiet-
ter communicating information relative to
him, directed to Henry. Iutwieier, VI.
at this place, would confer peculiar kind
ness on an afflicted woman.
C-rEditors Of Newspapers generally,
are intreated to give this article place in
their columns few weeks.
Harrisonburg, Rockingham
Co. (Vir) July IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-26
Saddlery.

TVIIE Subscriber returns his grateful
Acknowledgements To the public f"r
the encourage ment which he has met TO-
although small, it has met his most san
guiue expectations. lie has on hard a
handsome assortment Of articles in his
line OF business, and sH,icits further
participation in their encouragement
lie has Just received handsome parcel
OF English saddle and birdie leather, Of
first quslity-and assures the public that
no a teutinn on his part shall be wanting
TO afford satisfaction to all who may Ia.
yOr bun with thei; patronage.
n. 3. Saddles and brides OF English
leather. ROBElSi r. Dn0Uh.
JULY )
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French Greek Boarding School,

The JolO,oiRg is published for the iJor
nation Of Parents
"AVlNG long believed that School
HI IN plan different from most others
in many respects, would be beneficial to
society, and experimenting that with all
its cares, and the responsibility insepara.
bic { ON such a concern, could more
cheerfuIly devote NY tine TO the educa-
ton of children than to any other bust
ness, have concluded to establish a
BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS
With this view | have purchased the
FRENcH CREEK FARM, four miles east
of the yellow springs, on the Nsrrstown
and Philadelphia road, situated in Pike
land and Vincent townships, Chester
county, tweDty'seven miles from Phila-
delphia, combining many conveniencies
for the support OF such an institution /;
and having let the farm, etc. in a way
calculated 20 supply the family with pro-
visions, lpropose to devote my at ention,
with the aid of suitable assistants, to the
education of the children who may be
placed uHde, my care.
In selecting the pupils, it is not propU.
sed TO be governed entirely by their ages,
NOR to require that they shall al; be men,
bers OF the re igious sUciety of Friends /;
but as the school rules will be very few
-. nnn,hAr and VERY simsi-,. ---..4I
that none may be sent cont any to he's
own inclination, nor any one who would
not be like y TO be good examples to the
other scholars, and treat them with kind
ness and affection.
Inc price for lard and tuition will be
two hundred Dollars per annun,, one
quarter always to be paid IT. advance
ny re tricticIs respecting the kind Of
clothing are intended, Tor respecting the
frequency Of the charges that parents
ma require /; the washing will be chat
ged at the ordinary price per DOZEN
children may be admitted for one quar-
ter only, and such as are entered for a
longer period, may nevertheless be reno
we'd at the expiration Of any quarter
The communication with Philadelphia
will be frequent and easy by stage, and a
house of entertainment kept by the far.
mer for the accommodation Of persons
having business at the school.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En-
glish Grammar Geography and the use
Of Maps and globes, will be taught, toge-
ther with such other branches as the pro.
grefs Of the children and experience may
render expedient. The school to open
the first of The 5,h month next. For fur
,her information apply to Edward Sta.
bier. Alexandra, or to
EHMOR KINDER.
ID mo d Sti
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-26
Hard WARE.

n EWIS hiPK W =, rrcpived p"
we Alhapk via Bait ore, a ARA
al ll'inn ~ his former assortment OF har''
ware, which renders 'ie i>sOrtment 20 E.
rably compete and extensive.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Shoe 'h' cad Ia balls, Of gaed quality
Engli h birdie and skir:ing leather
Of superior quality
Mas and women's saddle trees
Plated chain spurs
Glrth webbing
WlIdrOn's grain and grass sithes
Sickles
Patent iron tea kettles
VITA VARIETY OF
Cutlery 50 .uonSery Goods;
all Of yhmh are offered at reduced pri-
ceS ~ punctual cn TOWERS. Jure IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-26
80 Dollars Reward.

DANaway from the subscribers farm,
"a, near Piscataway, Md on or about
the LIST dav e Ma Oh, 1918, dark mu-
ia:to nan named Nick, nSe beet ten or
eleven inches nigh. slende' made, little
deaf, speaks little through his nose, has
haen in habit ot wearing riggs IN his
ears, out may have taken them out to
AVOID discovery. Said negro Nick has
a VIE on MIR Thomas \. Disgs's land,
near Fo,t Washington, and is probably
Ia barred in that neighbOrh"Od. 1 will
give the abIve reward Of Thirty Dollars,
II taken out Of the State OF Maryland,
and twenty If taken in the State. more
tina, tea miles from hOne-it within ten
niles Of home, Zen Dollars.
JNO. Ii. BEANES,
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Burr Milestone Making.

TNfIE Subscriber wishes to inform his
l. friends and the public, that he has
on hand good supply Of tie first quaiit.!
Burr Blocks. His shop is mar Col.Pey
tons store, where he can supply all Mil
iers at the shortest notice with first rate
Mill stones, and which he wi ! war,ar'
equal it not superior to any in the Upitso
States, and will sell them at tie most re-
duced prices-the workmanship superior
TO auy in the district.
Der. 10 X iPERT GLENN.
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For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
DR. DE- ms
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS,
For Sale,
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So celebrated in New-England for the
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some Of which are particula.
rized in the papers OF directions, where
many thousand boxes are used annually
to general satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by men
of the 6rst characters in the state of Mas
sacbasetts.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
January 90