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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-29
,MtSCELi.ANEoUs ARTICLES.


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From new pasG, jnn commenced az SLs,oanse-
tespn, (VJ
II We Judge not ,s'n.ss, lberc are towos
whicharc but nowaiaid out Ia this State, tia,
Will, IN less than ten years, rank with the
nos iWyos,anl on This side the sea board.
Their situation with respect To other states
nnd ,crriioeics---lhe vast extent of praric
land IN ,hcir sicini excellent quality
uf The soil Of the cu'rouadinG counuy gene
ai!y--and The cn.cfp,ise aoi industry OF ,hu
present prop .ctors-.-all concur 20 impress
upon our minds this belief.
s Noconnt y In the wotId, having tho same
pumber OF square miles, can boast more rcui
natara adsantnges than tho tie riiosy Of Iii
nols. DauuJcd on the esst, sonth, and west,
ny The WaOash, Ohio and Nissssipp, ,ivefs,
and on The NORTH by'lakc Michigan, on upio-
lcrfupled ehsnncl of commune stion is Open
ed by the three forspc 10 alt the western aud
eosthctn states, and finally 10 vhe western
world, New. q clcans---by the latter, through
hike E,id md the Crane Canal, 10 the Cilyot
New. Yosk-.lhus folding Ms il ~ere,. ia ber
sapaeious armsthe who'cs s.. New.Eng-
land xcsp,cd.--.Iiiinois haaer.s
--.:r:%,.o.---
a Jockey lately scIling a nag TO o genie
nan 10 Dslewas fteQnemIy obseryed with
great eafncslness that no was an honest horse.
After toe purchase, the gentleman asked
what he msant2 % Why I'll toll you, when
svor I rodc him, he, always threatened TO
lhtow me, snd d-ros me If he ever dccoised
me- ---:osso:--s. v
sC J. Fox cAnvssing for an eicc,ion, asked
ths vote Of ipechsnic, who roiuscd and pre-
senicd him wiih Lal.er. Keep IL say, the
wi.--.I presume Il must be family piece
es atsFresser'fes ---:o:ss.o:~--- 4. ~
BRsury, na the Howcty blossom, soon
fatles,s out the diviner cxeellrncics Of the
o,ind, like the virtues Of the plant, sc,nain
ia il whcn all ihoso ci,s,ms arc withered.
Hsvaso vsrk a passage IN IA Caroi--A
couats ysnau, who wanted 3 passage in Ca
nal boat, applied to The sksfntr 70 Know Il he
might not work his passage as he could not
nHoId money 70 pay Il. The skipper asscn-
ted, and Sc. Hodge 20 lcadipe the horse along
tho baok. The honest wight ttudged fourteen
miles 20 the ond of tho canal, without ever
dream,ng that he could have walked without
tho skippers lssve.
.t s,.fe fsz ---oos;sao~--
MODxS7Y N's
II women in general knew what was thcir
real iniotesr; if ,hey cosId eucss with what
q CHARM esea f5e oRnearcnes of modossy in
vests it's possrssor, they would dress decor
ou4iy from solfloss, IL not from priociplr.
The designing would assume naodessy as sn
ar,iiice the coQnetsc would adopt isas 40 al.
inremcut; 'he pure, as her appropriate c,-
tfic,ion and the voiuplious, ss the most in.
salllbIe ar, Of seduction. 4.
--;o;ss;o,---
The mote of Baltimore schooner has
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-29
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

in Washington, .lfrK To- 1918,
N Office II hefe'y given 10 the Proprie,crs Of The
Old sax per cent Stosk,-thst The last psyment
on account OF the principal apd interest Of the said
stock will become due the first Of October ne xt
ensuing the date hereof, and that The same will be
paid on that day. at the Treasury and al the Loan
uihees having such stock standing on their bocks,
To the Stockholders or 70 their auornies, upon the
render of the original certificates ofibe said stock
i, is further made known, for the information of
the propreterso of said old six per cent stock resd
ng IN foreign parts, thstn order obviac far As
practicable any Inconvenience which might result by
reason of loss at sea otherwise it will be aviss.
bic TO retain correct copies of their certificates, au
thentica,cd by notary public dolly appointed
WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, Scc'ry Tteosmyy
April %. (isiO)
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iy me xDrfSSGf7R OF fne OHfeG Dtlfcs'
TN NHERAs, by an act Of Congress, passed on the
w Sd of March, 1915, entitled, an act TO pro-
vide for the ascertsining and surveying OF the boun-
dafy lines 6xed by the treaty with the Greek Indians.
and for other purposes" the President OF the Unit
cd states Is authorized to cause the lands Quired
by the said treaty 10 be offered for sale when sur
,eyed
IHEREroHg l. JAMES MosRox, President OF the
Uniled states, do hereby declare and make kno~n,
that public sales for the dispossl (sgreeabyto iav)
OF certain lands in the Alabama territory, shail be
held at MedeeyiIie, in Georgia, viz:
On the first Monday in October next, for the sale
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-29

Rt from fse Essien Palladium.
--z;z;--
SEDUcTION.
ISAw a tear from Bcansy's eye,
Adown shs cheek IN silence steeiiny;
heard allow AMI psiuuve Sigh.
The bosoul's inward grief reycsling.
saw the mark OF sad decay,
Each Lovely feature undermining,
Ard genjus' brightly vivid ray
Nomore 10 rsdient iuslre shnning.
I'saw chat face so lately decked,
In nsiure's s~ectest beauty smiling,
BY care aud pain and e0rfow wrecked;
And van despair its charms defiiDg.
itlrned ne from tbe scene and cried,
sweet maid, hear tby death note realing !"
Nor strose the ready tear to hide,
Il was the tear Of real feeling.
4 {" Great God r',I cried. f" and must II be,
Fiat flis't"ctt flower be left 20 ianguish
And viii 90 bolt be cast by thee,
To blast The wre tch who cause d her anguish 70
Tar from parents fostrng arms,
ny WHY arts induced 10 wander
Nor fades her lately blooming charms,
From parents dear and friends asunder!
Great Heaven II s,.lyering vir,ne's call.
To the uprse ior vengenee ever
O l!et thy direst curses fall
suf; On the ytducer's head forever.
f --~1 " sssl-- IL
Tfor,lne Black DrarE ,a3
TO THE MEMORY or KOSCIUS SKO.
Thou'rt gone in the gloom Of the grave
The bones OF the Hero recIinc
Tn,u'rtgonet and The sou Of the brave ~
Pines no more DER his couniry's decline;
Thou'rt gone but inshrincd in Thy glory
A monuWent VAIN were 10 thee
- For in ages to come shall Thy story "a,
Claim tear on, The patriot and free! q
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
/. Pension CGice, Afay 81, 1918.

1T is expected that the Judges will certify, as well
10 the reduced circumstances. as TO the conti,a,- :
cdservce ofDine months, required by the Law Of the
IS'h March, 1915 and pensions VIII invariablc be
refused unless the declarations Of The, applicants
shalt Ire accompanied by such certificates. The ap.
pics,ions for pensions Belonging TO Ncw-Eiampshre
New York, Pennsylvania, Decwars, Maryland, yir-
gns, Nor,h Csrolins, and Georges, will be delsyed
until further evidence Of their services shall have
been received from tie several executive Offices Of
the staes. Approved, fA
G CALHOUN. Secretary Of War;
The publishers Of tue laws of the United states
will give tie above insertqr in their respective pa
pers for Two months, ard send their accounts 10
the War Department Tor adjustment
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BY me PyeadcnL Of Ne Gnited States.
= WHEREAS, by an acl Of Congress passed on the
Cd of March, 1917, entitled " An act 10 authorize
the appointment Of Ssrycyor for the lands in the
nor,he part oil The Mississippi territory, and the
sale of certsin iaads the Gin described" the Presr
dent Of the United States is authorized TO select
certain lands, for scites for towns and Cause the
said lands 10 be laid oil into lots, and The said
lots to he Offered for sale
Therefore, IJAMEs MoHRor, President Of the
United States, 90 hereby declare ard make known,
tlss public sales fo? Tire disposal Of the lots in the
town of Macston Heretofore called NiioD's sluif)
on the south Bank Of the river Tennessee lnesr
the lie al OF the Muscle shoals) in Alabama Terri
tory, on the second A,onasy n October next
The sales shall continHe open for one week. and
longer If necessary, and the lots shah be offered
for ssIc in regular numerical order, beginning with
the lowest number.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington.
this Doth OF May 1878.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President,
~ JOSIAH MEiGS. ~
Commissioner General Land Of,cc.
o. Pr,u.ers who are sulhoriscd to publish the
laws cf the Urted States, will meet the above in
their wspapers once Week till the rsl Of Octo-
Der next, and scnd tEeir bits the General Land
Offices for payment tA li7wl
hiap.of ahe Huntsville District engraved ard 1
Pianiof lps. town of Msratlion will be engraved
As speedily practca able and win be soid at Hunts
yiue ano at lllc General Land ofslce, BY
JOHN GARDINER 3
June 10. Chief Clclk
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TREASURY DEPAR TMEN'r.

TREASURY DEfAK MEA'F.
ArSIL 27,h, ials.
Notice is hereby gfvrs,
THAT the several acts of irni,aiicl
y heretofore passed. and which barred he allow
ance and ettisment of certain evideuces of pubic
debt have betA suspended for two ,esls. hy an .rc
passed the 1Ssh OF april, 1913 OF which the fl.cs
tng is copy. VIM II. CRAWFORD.
Secretary If abe 1'rsasmy.
AN ACT, TO auihorixe the paymept Of Ger
tain ces,i6cstes. .
BE if enacted 6y ghs Senate and Holse ef
Rehvesensaaves Of ths Uniied Sfafes Of .ame-
RIGA, in Congress assembled. That so much Of
an act entitled. "An act making further psovision
for the support of public credit. and for the re 1<np
fion Of the public debt" passcd the third dss of
March, enc thousand seven buncysd and ninety fves
ard much Of The ac entitled, An act respecting
loan Office AMI irai Settlement certificates, irdents
of interest, the unfunded and registered debt,
credited on the books Of The Treasury" passed the
twelfth day of June, one thousand seven hurdsed
and ninety eight, bars from sett.sut at nd allow
ance, cer'hcs'es cen monty called osn cftce ard
final settlement cert caes, and indents Gf Interest,"
be, and the same is hereby suspended Cor the term
OF yesis, icm and alter the passing OF lhis sts;
q notification OF which Temporary suspension OF tie
act of limitation shall he published by the SscTeta-
ry Of the Treasury, Tor ihe inso ct the hc'-
ers of said cerbtlcstts 40 one OF more o tie pub.
lie papers in each of the United States
Sec 2. .8nd DC IL further enacted, That all csrsi-
Geates, commonly called loan office certificates,
counersigned by the loan ofheers of tie states sss.
pee,iveIy final settlements certificates, and indsn,s
Of interest, which at theime Of psssing this act,
shall be outstanding, may be presented At ,hs
Treasury, and, upon the 81 me beng liquidated sid
adjusted shall be PAID TO The respective holders Of
the same, with interest, at sx percent. from the date
of The Iost payment Of ntfrest, endorsed ssid
certificates,
Sec 8 Ind be n further enacted. That. for carry
ing this act ipto effect. tbs sum Of eighty thousand
dollars be appropriated, OUT OF sny moneys in tie
Treasury not otherwise sppiopria'.d
M IL. CLAY. W
Speaker of the house Of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLARD.
President Of toe senates pro-tempo~.
April Is. I8is-Approyed,
TMi31 JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-29
~ ne President oT Me u. .Sfatss.

=
xkIHERE Asa sby an act Of congress, passed on
SVsthe I7,h6f February, 1918 eoli,,ed " an ac.
making provision for tie eslablisbm ~ Of addition
al iasrd 0fiices nihe Territory of Missouri" the
President OF the United states is authorised 10 d.
rect the public lands whcD have been surveyed in
saidterr,,ory. TO be oHstcd for sale
Thst eforeI. JAMES M"sRoH, e,ident Of The
United states, do hereby dec are and inlhA knnwn,
that pubcs les 70, the disposed (agree be to isw)
OF certain lands in tho territory az Missouri shall
be held as follows, viz AZ ). Louis. IN the SAID
territory, on the irst MondaY in sug,mt, October.
December, February and April next, and tbrve
weeks after each Of The ssid days, 70, The sale Of
lands in the land district OF ~ Louis Thirty town.
ships shall be offered at each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west Of the iii,h principal
meridian line, and proeeedisg westerly
AT the Scas Of Justice for Hprard County, ~ The
said Territory, on the FIRST Monday in. september
and November and three weeks after each Of
said days. for the sale Of ands in the land district
Of Howard Cema,y Thirty Townships shall be of
fered at each safe The first tobe in square form.
and to include the seat Of Justice Of the said coun
". nearly 10 the centre ss the situation OF the
sMrvcys will admit, and the second immediately cast
ot ,be iirst, and inthe same form excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have been or
NAV be reserved by law Cor other purposes. sl,
Given under my hand, at the city Of " ashing;on,
the thrtie,l .day Of April, one thousand eight
hundred ndcish.een. JAMES MONROE.
By the President
JOSIAH MEics
Commissioner Of the General Land oAfe.
y c. Printers OF Newspapers who arc sutho'iteJ
to publish the Laws Of the United States, will infr,
tbs asove once week I'LL April mex, and send ttr
bills TO the General Land Office for payment.
or map of The above Lands may be bad Gre
vous to the sales) at the General Land office, ind
at the land Offices in the Missouri Territory the
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER
lsrk ral nd lt.t
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Ay the President ef Tie UMked S.ates.


yXyHEREAs by an act Of Congress passed on the
w 26th of March, 1904, entitled " An act max
my provision for ibe disposal Of the public lands IN
the Indiana Territory, and for other purp ecs' and
an act passed the 81 day OF March, 1905, en,,-
titled act supplementary 10 the act, entitled an
ac, making provision for the disposal Of the pub.
lie lands in the Indiana Territory" an act passed
on he 2s,h of April. 1905, entitled an act supple
mental 10 act regulating the granite of lands sn
the Territory Of Mirhggn,' ,hc President Of the
United States is authorized Cause the lands in the
land district OF Detroit 10 be offered for sale when
sutseyed and whereasa part Of the saii lands have
Therefore 1, JAMES MONROE, President Of the
Z United states, in conformity with the said acts, do
hereby declare and make known, that public sales
for the dispose, (agreeabIy TO aw) Of The SAID,
lands shall be held vi Detroit, in Michigan rersto-
ry, viz; 4ss&t
contained in the ranges 9, 10, IL, ~ ard l3, south
OF lie base line onthc first Monday of September
next for the lands contained in ranges -, ID, IS,
IS and IL north.of the base line |; and the first
Monday in November next, for the lands contained
inranges g. 10. IL and IL. not,h Of the base line,
excepting such lands ~ are or may be reserved in
said district, by law, tor the support OF schools aud
for Other purposes. Tie ssles shs continos open
sortvo weeks aud no longer. and shall commence
with the frat section of the io@est number Of town
ships and ranges, and proceed in regaar numerical
ortItf.4 TX ~, -; ~ s.t tttf+ kf I-t M
Given ui.der my hand at the City Of Washington
the thirty first day of March, one thousAnd
JAMES MONROE.
~ By tho President, fg JOSIAH MEitss,
{ d;on,nissioner Of the General Land Uffnes r
Printers of newspapers who arc au,herizsd 10
ppbsls the laws Of the united Statcs,s wi'tSnser,
the above once week til October next. and send
thcr bills 20 the General Land Office Tor pasusEt
ttt - W i
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
Dissolution Of PARTNERSHIP,

Dissolution Of Partnership.
NHk partnership formed by STE
Ill PHEN DoDoE and JOHN SAYRE. un-
de, the firm Of DODGE & SAYRE, was
by mutual consent dissolved 90 the I'd inst.
All persons indebted to Dodge Dc Sayre,
will make pay to John Sayre, who
continues the Book Business at No. |
Wali-street, corner OF Broadway. and is
solely authorized to receive all debts due
TO. and will settle all debts due by, the
late firm.
The publication of the Sunday School
Repository having been commenced and
Proposals for publishing A Treatise on
The .Aionement, aud The Christian Phi
tanthropist, having been Issued solely for
account of Stephen Dodge, he will con-
tinue to take charge Of said publications.
STEPHEN DODGE,
JOHN SAYRE.
Mem York, NOv. IL, 1918.
GP JOHN SAyRE has on hand some
copies of SCOTS BIBLE, in different
kinds of binding, and variety of The
illogical and other Books; orders for
which will be promptly attended to.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

ISIS. NAVY Department., including 1000, 900 fol
the gradual increase OF the Navy, $50, 486 so
Public buildings, and for dlscharging the demands
of the contractors for making the Cumberland
Road, SO, 644 Public Debt, 100000. Fol
building Custom Houses and Public Warehouses
at New Orleans and other ports, 100, o00.--Which
being deducted from the amount estimated to be
received into the Treasury, including the balance
ON the first day of Jan. 1919, leaves balance in the
Treasury on the first day of Jan. 1870, ofa,7E ISS
IS.
In presenting this estimate of receipts for the
wear 1919, it is necessary to PREMISE that the sum
10 be received from the amount OF the outstanding
bonds, would, under ordinary circumstances, be
received The amount of sales of public lands
during the last year, and the sum due at this time
by the purchasers, would justify much higher
estimate of the receipts from that important branch
of revenue, ii the most serious difficulty, in making
payments, was not known to exist. The exees-
sve issues ef the banks, during the suspension oil
specie payments, and the great expectation OF the
precious metals to the East Indies during the pres
ent yegr, have produced pressure upon them,
which has rendered il necessary to contract their
discounts, for the purpose OF Withdrawing from CIR
culation large proportion OF their notes. This
operation, so oppressive TO Their debtors, out inus-
pensibly necessary TO the existence of specie pay
ments must be continued, until gold and silver
shall form just proportion OF the circulating cur
rency. In passing through this ordea, punctuaiity
in the discharge OF debts both individuals and to
the government. will be considerably impaired, and
well founded apprehensons arc entertained, that,
until ii is passed, payments, in some oi the i4and
Districts, will be greatly diminished
1he extent to which the payments into the
Treasury, during the year 1910, will be affected by
the general pressure upon the community, which
has been described, and which is The inevitable
consequence of the over trading of the banks, and
the expectation of specie to the East Indies, agra
waited by the temporary failure OF the ordinary sup
ply of the precious metals from the Spanish Amer.
lean mines, at this time be correctly appre-
GATED Should it exceed what has been eontem-
plated in this report, the appropriations must be
diminished, the revenue enlarged by new imposl-
tons, or temporary loans authorised 10 meet the
deficiency. AS the expenditure of the year 49, Q
will be greatly reduced by the rredeemable quality
of the public debt after the redemption of the re.
manning moiety Of the Louisiana stock, which may
be effected on the twenty first day OF October,
1919, resort to temporary loans, or to te issue Oh
Treasury notes, to the amount of the deficiency,
should any occur believed TO be preferable TO the
imposition OF new taxes, which would not be re-
quired after that year.
AL which is respectfully submitted.
VIM I'll. CRAWFORD.
Treasury Department,
NOV. q, 1918.
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| 1t is proper to observe, however, that extensive
sales have been made in the Alabama territory, in
the months of September, October and November,
of which no returns have yet been made.
| of the estimates Of the Public Revenue &c
Expenditure for the gear 1919.
In the Annual Report of the state of the Treas
ury, of the 5th December, 1917, the permanent
revenue was estimated at "a, 525, 900 per annum ;
and the annual expenditure. according to the then
existing laws, was stated at q, 946,35I "a By the
acts of the last session Of Congress- the internal
duties, estimated at 500, 900 per annum were re-
pealed, whilst the expenditure was augmented to
nearly 25,000,000; and that Of the ensuing year
is estimated at not less than "a 5I5,2Ig 76.
The apparent deficit produced by these acts,
and by the application of more than $500, 900 the
payment of the interest and redemption of the
principal of the public debt, beyond the annual
appropriation of 100000 for that object, has
been supplied by the receipts into the Treasury on
account of the arrearage of the direct tax and in
terna duties, aud by the balance of more than
100000, which was in the Treasury on the first
day OF January, 1878.
These temporary sources of supply being nearly
exhausted, the expenditure of the year 1919 must
principally depend upon the receipts into the
Treasury from the permanent revenue during that
year. A was anticipated in the last Annual re-
port, the reaction produced by the excessive inn
portations OF foreign merchandise during the years
1915 and 1916, aequred its greatest force in the
1917.
1t is presumed that the revenue which shall ac-
crue during the present year from imports and
tonnage, may be considered as the average a.
mount which will be annually received from that
| source of the revenue.
II is ascertained that the bonds taken for secur-
ing duties, which were outstanding on the 30th
day oil September last, exceeded 23,000,000; and
the receipts into the Treasury from that source of
revenue, during the year 1919, is estimated at
2l000,000
Public Lands 100000
Direct Tax and Internal Duties 100000
Bank Dividends at 6 per cent. 100000
First payment Of Bonus, due by the
Bank OF the United States 100000
Postage and incidental receipts $4,000
Amounting together to 24,220,000
Which added to the balance in the
! Treasury on the firstday of Janu-
| airy, 1919, estimated at 2II2, 4OS 81
Makes the aggregate amount of S26,232,40S SO
| The probable authorised demands on the Treas
ury during the year 1919, are estimated to amount
to 2i,5i5 2l9 76-yiz.-Ciyil, Diplomatic, and
Miscellaneous expenses, L6ig,S36 81 Military
Department, including the Indian Department,
permanent indian annuities, Military and Reyolu-
honary pensions, and arming the Militia 8,666,252
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From the Journal of the Times.

From the Journal of the Times.
AN ATTEMPT AT SAPPHlC.
One morn, when earth was free from snow,
And springs had not forgot to flow,
A man went forth to plough and hoe;
His name was lehabod Beverly.
His hat was in condition sad,
Whate'er his thoughts were, good or bad,
He there recorded all he had,
OF chalk was made his memory.
TAN was his form-his hair, coal black,
Hung Ike lynch-pin down his back,
An eel-skin kept it inits sack,
With grippe of French fraternity.
He met man, and know who,
Said he, kind friend, how doyou do I
Pm pretty well-how is't with you J
thank you, am cleverly.
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Making together the aggregate a.

mount Of e9,so7,72i as
Which sum agrees with the statement
of the unredeemed amount on the
LIST day of October, 1917, as perlast
report, excepting the sum of ,l2S
9S over-estimated, and which has
not been corrected by actual settle
ment.
On the list day of January there
added to the amount, for Treasury
Notes brought into the Treasury
and cancelled, and for which the
following stock was issued viz in
6per cent stock, 2S4,i22 10; in7
per cent stock, 99,oi9 1854 10
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The Public debt which was contracted before the
year 1919 and which was unredeemed on the
LIST day of October, 1917, appears by statement
~, amounted to Sl,S35,7SS go
BY the. same statement, it appears
that the funded debt contracted
lSl2, amounted to 6s 07f,9Ss IA
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.uIST RECEIVED.

at the bookstore Of N. HALE,
JUNIUS Identified,
O'Riley's Greenland and adjacent seas,
Letters from the Cape Of Good Hope,
and varicus other nefv vorks.
Mothers Catechism,
Larger and Shorter Catechisms, with
and without proofs.
Els. Tom, Oct. Is, 1918.