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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
MlsCELLAN a.OUS ARTICLES.

III K. NJ .Jt5ON.
We have read wa ouch pleasure, a
lengthy able and learned address OF JAMES
MADISON, PresidGnt OF the Agricultural So
:iety II AiBcma,lc, 20 its members, deliver
ca In May last. l. disp,ay, a knowledge of
agriculture, which we did not believe posi-
Div ijr man twhoss life has been devoted 20
the public ss vice, and VINO has held for a Sc
ries vi years some al tho highcs, ofhces in
the gilt Of tree people) 10 posscss--und at
tords conc lusivs psoot that truly great man
can shl0e 10 coy s,sion.
Hsre also is q pfnctical cfsct OF republi-
cAn institutions. Rsusackrbe annals OF his
tory, aud parallel will MOI DO found among
the despots OF Eaiopo. They generally
have lived and died monarchs, and the study
Of .heir lives generally has been 10 obtain
means TO sfTsLt their AMBITIOUS projects
The substantial comforts and happiness OF
the people over which tbey have played the
parts OF matters, have selcom occupied thoIr
attention Tor transient moment. Far differ
en-, haa been the conduct OF tho sage OF
Mootpslier.
II avinE conducted the helm Of state with
the most consumatc ability and skill, until
the pationai ship was moored IN salo bar
Dor, he retired from public life. He hsd
aud his oAmc will be ln,nortslizsd as Que OF
her most distinguished patriots.
Hire il was Believed his labor had ended,
and that tho remnan, ot bis life devoted to
public service, would have been spent in dig.
n,fird rsiircmoot. But no, his active mind
would not suffer him evan here TO bc idle.
He still livss--bo still b'eaths tho air OF
libe betiy--he knows that agriculture properly
encour aged will insure the wealth and pros
petty Of tho na,ion--he turns his attention to
this interesting saSjsct--hs becomes mem
bsr Of an Agricultural Socie,y--as their pscsi-
don't no deliver. an address that would do
honor to the practical farmer Of grsa, talents,
who had made sgricslturo the study OF his
life. We despise fulsomo sdalation, bnt
cannot refrain from expressing admiration at
tho conduct Of this distinguished patriot and
s,alesman.--Heh. Herold.
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M iiERAS, by AN act OF Congress, passed on the
Wv Sd Of March, 1915, entitled, can act 10 pro-
vide for the sscertsining and surveying ct the boun.
dsry lines fixed by the treaty with the Creek Indians
and for other purposes" The President OF the Unit.
ed States is authorized to the lands acquired
by the said treaty TO be offered for sale when sur.
yeyed
THEnnronE I, JAMES MoSnoE, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make know H.,
that public sales for the disposal (agreeably to law
Of certain lands in the Alabama territory, shall be
held at Miedgeviiie, in Georgia, viz
On the first Monday in October next, for the sale
Of town lo,s in the town of Cahaba, in the said
ritory, situate at the junction of the rivers Alabama
and Cshaba.
On the third Monday in October next, for the sale
OF townships Is, ID is, l6, in ranges 9, 10, III, l2
IS, Is; and of townships II, Is. l6 in ranges Ia
and 16 of the land district in Alabama territory dir
ectcd by law to be sold at Miliedgevic, excepting
such lands have been reserved by law for the sup
port of schools. for other purposes each public
sale shall continue open for two weeks, and no lon-
ger The town 10 s., aud other lands, shsIi he oiter
ed for sale in regular numerical order, commencing
with the lowest number Of lots, sections, townships
and ranges
And further declare and make known. that the
Offices of the register and receiver Of public monies
for the said district all be emovcd from Mii:edge.
vile to the afores aid Of Cahaba the FIRST day
Of January, 1919.
Given under my hand at the City Of Wash.
ng,on. this twenty third day Of May, 1913
By the President: JAMES MONROE
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the Genera, Land Ofhce
or Printers who are authorizsd To publish the
laws Of the United States, vii, publish the above
once week ill the 6rst Of Ocober next, and send
their bills to the General Land Office for payment
A Map of the above district, and plan Of the
town OF Cabsbs, will be engraved as speedily as
practicable, for JOHN GARDINER,
Chief Clerk General Land Office:
And sold by him and at Milledyeville.
June TO- 1919 C)7wJ
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
April 27tb, 1919.

Nodee is here6y gipen,
THAT the several acts of limitation
l. heretofore passed, and which barred the sllew
and settlent Mt of certain evidences Of pu,,ic
debt have been suspended for two years, by an act
passed the 18th of April, 1918, Of which the follow.
ing IS copy. WM, II. CRAWFORD,
Sec,ssGiy Of tie TrsGsx,y.
AN All TO authorxe the payment OF Ger
tain cer,i6ca,es. ~
BE 10 enacted 6y me Senate and House Of
kCfrcsentaHpes II ne United S!afeS Of fnc-
RIGA, IN Consress assembled, That 80 much of
an act, emitted, "An act making further provisoa
for The support of public credit and Cor the redenp.
ton Of the public debt" passed the third day of
March, one thousand seven hundred sld ninety h,e;
and so much OF he act, entitled " An act respecting
loan Oicc and hnal settle nent certificates, indeps
OF interest, ana the ubfanded and registered debt,
credned on the books Of the Treasury" passed Tie
twelfth day of June, one thonssnd seven hundred
and nineyeight, as bars frcm settlement and allow
snce, certificates conmoni, calico iosp oiiice ard
final settlement certificates, and indeni Of interest,
be- and the same is hereby, suspended for TIE tea Ia
OF TWO years, ftcm and alter The passing of Ss sc';
a notification OF which temror"r, susl pension Ci Le
act OF limitation shall be published by he secfetas
ry Of the Treasury, for he noi nation Of the hold
crs of said certificates in one or more Of The pub
lie papers in each Of the Uniied States.
sec 3 Md be il tsrfher tnGctea, That al cerii-
hcates, commonly called so:I ifce ceT,.tca;eSs
couniersigned by the loan ficers o the states res
pectively final settlements 1er,fcstes, ard ndt niS
Of interest, which at the time Of passing this act.
shall be outstanding, may be pies.nted at ihe
Treasury, and, upon the same beng iSs-----sszS.
adjusted, shall be paid TO the respective holders OF
the same with interest, at sia perc cn cu t5e date
of the last payment Of interest," endorsed said
certificates
Sec 8 ind be IL further sncs,ea, That for carry.
ing this &C, into effect. The sum of eighty thousand
Ill - .laI slHa IN th.A
Treasury not Otherwise appropriated
II CLAY.
Speaker of the house Of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARO,
President Of the senates pro-,enroro.
April IS, lSl8-Approved,
fM 1877 JAMES MONhOE.
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POETRY.


y
"bON'T BELIEVE II. JO."
siY unels Tax. thoughtful wight,
Who watch'd my cary youth,
Was fond OF every sentence tfitc,
That wore the face Of truth;
And when through life. slone 10 steer,
Ambition babe me 70,
He only whispered in my ear,
Der':, don't believe a., Jo."
70 FAKE my suit 6rst Addressed
She heard my urdent prayer,
With love Of glory fred my breast,
And cured my souis despair,
kfotlowed iong--bat REAsos came,
With silent step and slow.
And louder than the blast of Fame,
Cried, " D0nt, 6eAeve ier Jo."
Then PLRAsURE, next resolved to try,
A wanton filed my arms:
WARMED in the s1nshne of her eye,
rcvelied In her charms:
But short her reign-for conscience woke,
10 find rue SUM- 80 low
lliste0d, and the spell was broke
With Dont 6eiiepe her, JS,"
larsMrERAsoR now swift pursued,
And madIy grasp'G the bowl
LII smed and poisoned all my blood,
And strose to drown my soul;
WAS Naih--true rRIENpshiP 'ouuiy Crisu,
The goblet's joys forego--
And cen the fend himself rcpIied'
Dsnr DONE 6shsvs ME-, Jo."
rsnc, Pleasure, and Intempersnce spurn'd,
Heart sickencd and decayed,
To Virtues path again turned,
And sought RsLtoIoS's add
She smiled--and with holy tear
Embalmed each wound OF wo,
Then softly whispered in NY ear.
Belpe, believe ME, Jo."
Now, homeward as I wcnd my way,
Each toll and duty DER,
II e'er my waywSrd fancy stray,
And tell me am p1or-
From Viuues smile, the truth direct,
Most stiIl forever flow.
And conscience viii the Ii. detect,
With" Don teheve H. 10"
VILLAGE MINSTREL
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsnINaroH, APRIL 2S, 1919.
Nouee is hereby given,

'Nft' 20 "e''oy S'''">
To The Pr0pr'etors Of Stocks issued
i under the convention with France Of the 30,h
Of April, 1905 commonly called Losisiona Sssek.
That moie,y halfrhe principal Of said sto /,
will be redeemed on the sist Of October next ensu.
ing the date hereof and that the saue viii be paid
the respective propretors. or To their attornies
duly authorized, on the day before mentioned. Al,
the Treasury in Washington, or AT such Loan oiee.
on the books whereof any portion OF said Stock
may then stand.
ivtrransa % further sscsu. That the interes, due
at the time Of redemption, on such part OF Said
stock is held in Europe, will be paid As hereto
FORE in London and Amsterdam and that the inter-
est on such part of said Stock as has been domes.
tcatcd will be paid at the same time. with the prir-
cipAl, either at the Treasury or at the Loan Offices
as before mentioned. .9nd if 80 also hereby made
kssra, That interest on the moiety or halt of sad
Louisiana stock intended 20 he redeemed afore-
said, will cepse and determine after the 3lst day
Of October. I6ia WM. " CRAWFORD.
CM. is2 sersay q iss 7rsmHp.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

! WuSNfHyFV", @1TTT TO, TOT
NJ Office is hereby given to the PropIieterrot the
IN old six per cent. Stock, that 'he last Pc ment
on account Of the principal and mtereat of ,he said
stock, will become due the first Of October nsxt, !,
ensuing the date hereof, and that the same will 10
paid on that day, al the Treasury and at the Loan
Ofices having such stock standing ON their hcoks,
to The stockholders or TO their atornes, upon tbs
surrender of the origins cates Of the said stock
I, is further made known, for the infoI nation Of
the propre,crs Of said old six per cent stock ssd.
ing in foreign parts that in order TO obvatc as far IS
practicable any inconvenience which might result sy
reason of loss otherwise, il ui' DC adsisa
BILE retain copies of their certhcs.es, Ao-
thenticated by notary public duly appointed
WILLIAM Ii. CRAWFORD, See'ry 7'easurSt
April %. Cis,'h)
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JANE, MONROE
JOSIAH MEiES,
By the PreSident oC tie II. States.


NNTuERE As, by al act OF congress, passed on
w the !7th OF February, 1918 cnti,i,d " an &C.
making provision for tue estabshment of addition
al Lard Oilices ~ tie Territory Of Missouri" The
President OF the United states is authorised 10 III.
rect the public lands uhich have been surveyed III
said territory, TO be Offered for sale
Therefore, 1. JAMRs Monroe, President OF the
United States, do he eby dec are and make kno~es
that public les for the dsposai (a6reeabic to law
of certain lands in the territory OF missouri, shai
be held as follows viz At 1t louis, IN The eau
territory, on the first Monday in August, October,
Dcce mber. February and April next, and tiiee
weeks after each Of the SAID days for the sale oi
lands in ,he land district OF 1t Louis Thirty town
ships shall be offered at each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west OF the tii,h prmcipa
meridian line, and proceeding westerly
Al the Seat pt Jus,ice for HoIoard County, IN the
said Territory. on tho first Monday in september
and November next, and three weeks after each OF
said days. for the sale of aiids in the land District
of Ho,sard County. Thirty townships shall be Of
fcred at each sale The FIRST to be in square form,
and to include the of justice Of the said coun
ty, as nearly in the ntrc as the situation OF Tue
surveys will admit,i, the second immediately east
OF the first. and in the same form excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes.
Given under my hand, AT the city of Washington,
the thirtieth day Of April, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
by the President
JOSIAH MEIGs
Commissioner Of the General Land of'ce,
az Printers Of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws Of the United States, will insert
the Above once week I'LL Apri and se,d their
bills TO the General Land Office for payment.
Lr A map Of the above Lands may be bad (pre.
vious to the sales) at the General Land Office, and
mt the iaud Offices in the Missouri Territory The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDiNER.
mis- Chief Clerk. General LAND Office.
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BY tie President oC the United SfGses.
TN; HEHEAs. by an act Ct Congress. passed on
w Ire u.irc day Of March, 1915, entitled I" An
sct to provide for the sscertainag and surveying Il
the boundary lines fixed by the treaty with he Geek
indiana and for other purposes" the President Oh
th. United States is authorized to cause the lands
acquired by the said treaty, 10 be offered for saie
when surveyed;
Therefore, L. JAmEs MorRos, President Of the
United states, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (sgreeaby 70 law
Of certain lands in the Alabama territory, shall be
held Cahaba in the sai territory, on the hrsl Mon
day in January next. and shall continue Tor three
weeks, during which TINS will be offered for sale
Township number'd TO is inclusive in range )
9to:6 in 6
10 TO l6 in
Ictoi6 in
except such lands have been reserved by law for
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 under my hand, at the City of Washington,
the 17lh day OF July, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen.
BY the President: JAMES MONROE.
J. MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who authorized 10 publish the laws of
The United States will publish the above once week
,,l the fret of Jnuary next and send their bills to
he General Land Office for payment.
August S, 1918 2lw.
~, the President of the United States.
yXTHEREAs, by All act of Congress. passed on tie
w ian OF February, 1913, emitted can ut, max.
ing provision for Tie establishment OF additiosal
Land Oiccs in The territory of Missouri" the Presi.
zen Of the United States is suthorzed 70 drect the
public lands which have been surveyed la the said
territory, to be offered for sale:
TE.rstore, l. JAMES NokRoE, President OF the
United States, 90 hereby declare and mske Known.
that public sales for the disposa (agree ably 10 l.w)
OF certain lands in the territory OF Missouri, shall
be held in Franklin, in said territory, viz.
On the first Monday in January next, for the sale OF
townships No 46 90 50 il
elusive and irActl town in range -
ship So
Is to s. and On
fraetl township SO
4S 10 SO FL % %
On the first Monday in March next. for the sale OF
Townships 4s to IS inclusive in ranges "a and Is
- to 50 Is and 27
On the Fl st Monday in May next, for the sale Of
Townships 81 to 81 inclusive in ranges II and IL
81 SO l3
SO 10 So l4 and Is
excepting the lands which have been may be re-
served by law for the support OF schools, and tor
other purposes
ssry offer the lands for sale, and no longer, and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerica order
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washington,
this I7th day OF July, one thousand eight hun.
dred aud eighteen.
BY the President JAMES MONROE
JOSIAH MEtGS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized 70 publish the laws
Of the United States, will publish the above once
week til the FIRST of May next, and sent their bills
to the General Land Office for payment.
August S 1awtfM.
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II very Valuabh Farm,
EDR SALE.

THE Subscriber Clers 20 sell his Farm, (ca't4
the Po,ering. place ?asIu.) on Poin, JuGith, ~
South Kingstowu, containing sbou, 400 acres ct
most excellant land, more than 200 of which IS IN
Point judith pond. II has the most extensive share
Of any farm adjoining The pond. and oy far The
most and best drawing place for bass, ale wIves,
pearch, GS of any other. will be sold ver,re rs
onsbly and the te, ms will be easy
CARRIER HAZARD.
Norwich, Con. May 6, 1873 su1
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YALUdRLE EARM.

THE subscriber offers Cor sale. his Fern situated
} in Mddletown about one nile and halt from
the state. .house in Newport SAID Farm contains a.
bout so acres Of land with great quantity ofexcel
lent fruit ,rees, of all knsstogether wih the beild
ings thereon standing For other information ia
quire Of ALANSON PRCkHAA
Middle.own, Feb IL, 1915. IL
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Nv The President Of Ms United 5aztes.
VxyIiEREAs BY an act OF Coogrd,s passed on the

ny TIE President Of The | i}ritsa 5dates.
yxyHEREAs by an act OF Coogrt}s passed on the
wv I'd March entitled " An act ~ provide ;or tie
sscertaniig and surveying of the boundary lines g.
ed by the treaty with the Creek Indians and for other
purposes," the President Of The United States is
authorized TO cause the lands acquired BY tha sad
treaty 20 be offered for sHse when surveyed ard
whereas part Of the said lands have been surveyed
Therefore J. James Monroe, President OF the u
nited States, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales for the disposal OF certain lands
south Of the Tennessee river, aud in tie district OF
Madison county, shall be held at Huntsville IN SAID
county, iu Alabama territory, viz.
On the 6rst Monday in July next, tor the safe of
the lands in ranges 4, 2, 3, 4, S; on the first Non
day in September next, for the lands iD range. y
9, aud on the first Monday Of November hexi, Tor
the lands in ranges 10, ii, 10, 49, Ia. excepting
such lands or shall ~ reserved, according 10
law, for the support of schools and for other Pur
poses Each sale shall continue open tor two weeks
and no longer shail commence with the section'
township and range of the lowest number, and pro-
coed N regular nun ericai order.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington,
this 3i9t day Of March, 1918
JAMES MONROE.
By the President, JOSIAH MBiGs,
Commissioner of the General Land uihce
Printers who arc authorized 10 pubsh the laws
Of the United States will publish the above once
week till October next aud send their bills 10 the
General Land. Office for payment.
April %. 2ow
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IOB y. TOWNSEND.

u ESpECTFULLY informs the public and his
N customers, that the Ca5jn,t-Ms business
W. n be carried on at his Old Stand No - Mlstreet,
where is Oh hand furniture Of all descriptions ALI
favors in his line will be gratefully received and
tended to by calling at the shop on James Towr-
send, at the head Of BnDnistefs wharf
FOR SALE,
1900 Feet Mahogany boards, 1000 # do. Cherry.
Apply as above. IT, Newport, March IS
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Hsgshead Hoops Hannd
~ ASH and the highest price will be given for q
~ few thousand Of 4, q'sahiy white Oak d Wax
nu, Hoops, by applying TO 'l'is oilce.
Aug s. 1918.
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SAcsEr's-HAnsoR, (N W Sept. 8.
ANOTHER WONDER!

Report says, that in tho vicinity Of Ellis
be, gn was seen on the Soth ult. by gentle
man OF unqaestionable vsraci,y, an aoimAi
resembling the Hiid Man Of the iroods. II
IL stated that came from tho woods within
few rods Of this gsn,lom ,n--,hat he stood
and looked at him, and then took his nigh,
in direction which cave perfect view OF
hin for some time. He is described a.
beading forward when ruoning--and the heel
of the foo, narrow, spreading at the toes
Hundreds Of persons have ben iu pursuit for
beys,al days; bu, nothing farther 10 herd o.
seen Of him
The froqucn, s6d positive manner IN
which this story comes, induces us TO uotice
st.. We wish not to fmpesch the veraci,y OF
this mighty favored gen,lsmsn--yel, 1t !,
proper that such nstu,slly josp, cbablc &C
counts should be sssAhlished by tbs mouth
of at iess, two Or three sye.witnossos, TO
cn,itls them to credit.
II is "A wise provisioo 10 naiure that ,sl
rusc should love litue women, and that li'tIe
men should love tall wo,ncn. Il is this tdot
prevents the world ftcua beirg FILED with
dwarls spd gian;s.
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+, By the President oC the United Stahes.

BY The President o| the United StatcS.
w Doth of March, 1904 emitted " An act max.
ing provision for the disposal OF the pubic lands IN
the Indiana Territory, and tor other purposes and
an act passed the 81 day OF March, 1905 enti-
titled supplementary To the act, entitled ALI
act making provision for the disposal OF the pub
lie lands in the Indiana Territory" an act passed
on the 25th Of april, 1908, entitled " All act supple
mental 70 AN act regulating he grants OF lands IN
the Territory OF Michigan" tbs President OF the
United States is authorized cause the lands in the
land district Of Detroit, 10 be offered for sale when
surveyed and whereas part OF the said lands have
been su veyed:
Therefore /, JAMES MONROE. President Of the
United States. IN conformity with the sad acts, do
hereby declare and make known, that public Gales
tor the disposal (agreeab'y to laS) OF the said,
lands shall be held at Detroit, in Michigan Terrific
ry, viz:
contained in the ranges g. 10, H. IL and Is, sou'h
Of the base line on the first Monday of september
next for the lands contained in ranges l3, ID, Is,
i6 and IL north Of the base line and on The first
Monday in November next, for the lands contained
in ranges 9, 10, III and IL, north OF the base line,
excepting such lands as are or may be reserved IN
said district by law, for the support OF schools and
for other purposes The sales shall continue open
for two weeks and no longer. and shall commence
with the first ion of the lowest number o town
ships and ranges, and proceed in sulnr numerical
order
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington,
the thirty first day of March, one thousand
cigh, hundred and eighteen
JANE, MONROE.
Nv the President JOSIAH MEiES,
sCommissi ioner os the General Land. Office
Printers of newspapers who are authorized to
publish the laws of the United States, wilt insert
the above once n week ill October next. and send
their bills 10 the General Land Oihcs ior pay merit
April Do 29w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-08
Can,ain Bartlett. Of the schooner 81

Captain Bartlett, of the schooner e.
len, arrived at this port yesterday, in 81
days from Havre de-Grace, has favored
the editor Of the Gazette with the follow
ing Regulations necessary to be observed
at that place during the existence Of the
quarantine, and to which all vessels arri.
wing from America are subjected, in con-
formity to the orders Of the Minister OF
the Interior.
Arr. ist. The quarantine or vessels
csmias from Guadalupe. the hayannah.
Charleston, Savannah. Baltimore, or from
any other ports or islands where the Vel.
low Fever exists, shah be thirty days.
ART. I'd. Vessels arriving from all O.
Their ports of America shall be subjected
to quarantine Of fifteen days, if the car
90 consists OF articles not susceptible OF
infection but if Of such articles, theeua-
rautine shall be Twenty-Five days.
ART. Sal. The quarantine on all vessels
coming from America, having or having
had during the voyage, any sickness or
mortality, shall be sixty days; il there is
any person sick OIL board, the quarantine
shall commence from the day that the
person last sick shall become GONZALES
cent.
Harre, 4th November, 1917.
Received from X. G. Beaslev, Esq. con-
sui of the U. States, at havre.
~ J. bartlett, Jr.