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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-08
NOl'ICE..

TIE employment Of an Agent or Attorney is
nat necessary in any claim against the govern.
ment. IL is most generally attended with crpencs,
and sometimes with actual loss.
Claims will be promptly settled, when the ac.
counts, and vouchers With which they are connect.
cd, arc transmitted TO the proper Office
Money with be transmitted whenever a receipt
TOR the sum due. where the amount is not sscer.
tanned, receipt in biak shall be forwarded to the
Treasury Department.
Military patents. and certificates Of military pen.
sions, viii be transmitted in ike manner whenever
the necessary vouchers forwarded to the proper
ofhce. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
wN. II CRAWFORD
j. g. CALHOUN
u w CRoWNINSHIELD
Fesiizrisn Ctr. May ~, 1918
Lr rhe Gase,tes in which the acts Of Congress
are published. are re9aessed to insert the above.
weekly Zoe three months and papers in the interior
wili deserve the thanks the community BY giving
publicity in their respective districts. as il may
be The means Of saving expence and loss TO that
portion OF the people Who ere leas, able to bear
their. yune 1s-3r.
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lhEAoCKY u. PARIMENT.

Washington, Anrl 10, 1918
NOTICE is hereby given to the Propreters of the
old SIX per cent Stock, that the last payment
on accoun, OF the principal and interest of tie said
stock, will become due the frs, of October next
ensuing the date hereof and that the same will be
pad ON that day. at the Treasury and at the Loan
othccs having such stock standing ON their books,
10 the stockholders or to their sttornes, upon the
surrender OF he original certificates Of the said stock
IL is further made known, foe the information of
the proprieters of said old per cent stock resid.
ing in foreign parts, that in order obvia,e far as
practicable any on,snienee which might result by
reason OF loss at otherwise. it will be advisa-
bic retain correct copies OF tber certificates au
theaticated ny notary public duly appointed
WILLIAM iI CRAWFORD, Secby 1Teaspy
April %. (,isto)
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsnIYeroN. APRIL %, 1918.
Vofice as hereby giUen,

Ioiiee as here6y giUen,
ITO the Pro6,ysto,S Of Stools issued
4 under the convention with France OF the 30ih
Of April. 1893, commonly called Loui,.oga S.cet
That moety, or half, the principal of said stock
viii be redeemed on the 2ist of October next ensu
ing the date hereof, and that the same win be paid
10 the respective proprietors, their aitornics
duly authorized, on the day before mentiuped. al
the Treasury IN Washngton, or at such loan Office
on the books whereof any portion Of said Stock
may then stand
fysrmaiiSn is further yisen That the interest due
al ,h. ,iue Of redemption, on such part Of said
Stock ssis held IN Europe, viii be paid hereto.
fore, IN London and Ams,erdsms and that the inter
est on such part of said Stock as has been domes
ucsed viii be paid At THE time. with the prir
cips, either at the Treasury At the Loan sfices
As before mentioned. ind 10 oLss herejy mad
knssn. That interest on the moiety half of sale
Louisiana stock intended 10 be redeemed as sfore
said. will cease and determine after the 2is, A.,
Of OctoSer, 1873. WM CRAWFORD
lM Isl Sssr<'ary 81 ias zresssry.
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DIR. RELIES
ISL IH.N17IL Pills.

rs proof Of whch he toiiops,,y ,nter-sGng cares
are submitted to public perusal:
AZ NJ SrEJSON,
OF Hanover. was years afflicted with violen,
PAN M hs right breast, attended times with great
diff uiy of breathing and wholly incapable Of at.
tending business after having tried in vain all other
medicines, cured and his health perfectly res
tored by 2 hoxes of these pills.
n b-FS AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter, OF Boston.
were each dreadiuy afflicted with asthma and Diff
Guilty of breathing, were all of them cured and re-
stored to perfect heath by boxes
Judge --------- of salem. had been many years
verely afflicted With a violent cough and difficulty
OF breathing, was cured by 2 boxes, his sleep vss
restored on the second night, which had been brok.
en- tor many years
a Losy Of Boston, turned of GO, was severely
sfhcicd with cough, pain in the side at times spit.
tmg OF blood, coud no, lie down in her bed for
years could not sleep but at short intervals was re-
stored to perfect health taking boxes.
These Pills give instsn; case in all coughs, colds.
asthmas. difficulty Ut breathing. Wheeling. tight
ness OF the chest. strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the side. spitting Of blood, chhiness and
shivernys, the torerunners of mall gnant teyers &c ,
common colds are removed in few hours, the agai
will experience relief equsy sgreeable and instant.
nneous even when the, ungs affected. UJ .isk
.jSr d. Rclte's Asthmauc Pills" One 6sr ssosa-
igg ~ imRs yssc'eny Elects a ewre 10 present IN.
fe1nsr, tive outside rio,rd wrapper is signed Nv
J. Conway 06scrpe Mis o. yoa p1ire keckt Pre-
p red aud sold wholesale by tho sole proprietor,
w. Conway. chemist. No, 1, Bumstesd Place,
Cummon-street, Boston, by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drngg,i,
No ITO. Thames-street, Newport,
.sss. by
Iemuei W Briggs, Brisieis Hercules whitney.
y Mason, Providenees Over q Howcs. Bindhasr;
Grcene, Nev. Lopsos Isaac n Rull, Hartford. and
most druggists. book sellers and st-as,ers thvo'
cut the United States. where may be had als those
j"'fy esteemed and higaly approved {" Medicines,"
freparef y w Conway P,.oe One Dollar, or
six boxes hs five dollars ~ boxes for nine dollars
and ~ dozG bottles Tor 100 dollars.
Dec. 2. 1917. M
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From ne Onion.


GRAVE OF ihE DUELLIST.
WHO sleeps beneath this dreary mound
Whosc ashes here repose
Say not. 'ts holy. hailowed ground--
There's blood upon the rose
Does there hero sleep bencsths
some chief of spotless fame
The hbw'feis here no fragrance breathe
No marble speaks his name
IL IL the lovers wlhered form,
That lies so dark and iowi
hear no requiem but the Storm
No mountal sound bul wo!
II is Religions humble child, -.
That sleeps in silenc &C herei
Around this spot, 40 dread and wild,
[ view no friendly tear.
Eo-he whose dust is here cnshrincd,
Possessed a ruff ms heart,
No wreath. by Beauty's hand en,wined,
Did fame 10 HIM impart.
Religion wfpt not o'er his grave.
No friend his ioss did mourn "a
He livd, of HONOUR false, the sLkvR--
We died his cdunlry's sco9N.
Bo;roN BARD
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Wv doil,rs, can be btsined for a cough. cold,
asthma difficulty Of breathiog. tgh,ness Of lbc
Oh II, wheezing, pain in the side, spitting Of blood
ST. amed stomach. &c. must it not be a matter of
snrptae that we ,he obituary daily swelled with
deaths occasioned principally by colds On an aver.
age az icoa
b5~ One Hundred u F,jly thousand Persons
die annually Of consumption. originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough then diff
Guilty of breathing and pain IN the side, at length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensues, snd
death closes The scene Alas too often does pre-.
Jodce. by Iistening TO some and adopting the opn.
ION ot others prevail thereby preventing trial OF
such medicines rs might .iEo'd relief. under the
idr, that no reci Can be obtained Scarce a case
crcnfs but may be relieved hy The timely applica.
finn of -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-08
JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MElGS.
1y hhc Preslaem 9/ Me q. 3tates.

y
w HEREAS, by act Of Congress, passed on
w the II of February. 1915 entitled " an ae,
making provision for the establishment Of addition
nj Lard Offices in the Territory of Missouri the
President OF me United States authorised 10 di-
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory, TO be Offered for sale
Therefore, |. JAMES MONROE, President of the
unted states, do hereby declare and make known,
that public les Tor the disposal (agreeabe to lsw)
of certaia lands in the territory of Missouri shall
be held as follows, viz; At st Louis, in the said
territory. on the first Monday in August, October,
December, February and April psxt, and three
weeks after each Of the said days, for The safe of
lands IN the land district Of ST Louis Thirty town.
ships shall be offered at each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west of the Eth principal
meridian line, aud proceeding westerly
At the Seas IF Jgstice far Hoscard Corpty, in the
said Territory, ON the first Monday IN september
aud November xt, and three weeks after each of
said days FOR the sale of lands in the land district
OF Howard Copaiy Thirty townships shall be of
fereo nj each safe The FIRST TO be in square form,
aud TO include the seat of justice OF the said coun.
~ as nearly in the GENRE the situation Of the
sarveys viii admit, and the second Immediately east
OF the hrst. ana 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 thirticth day of April one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
Cy tie President.
JOSIAH MErGs
Commissioner of the General Land oRice.
o. Printers of Newspapers who are authorized
TO publish the Laws oi the Uaitcd States, vii insert
the ABOVE once week tih April nex and send their
bills to the General Land Office for payment
or map of The above Lands may be had (prc-
vious to the saiesl at the General Land ofice and
ct t,e isud offices IN The Missouri Territory The
Map - now engraving for JOHN GARDNER.
W. Isl Chief Clotk, General Land Office
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WAR DnPARTMtN
h Pension CGce. Nay II, 1915.
NOTICE.

Pension CDice. Nay IL 1915
NOTICE.
IRIS expected that the Judges will certify, well
10 The reduced circumstances, as to the continu-
ed service Of nine months required by the iaw Of the
18th March 1918, and pensions will invarsble be
refused, unless ~ declarations cf the applicants
shalt he accompanied by such certificates The ap.
piicatons for pensions belonging TO New.Hsnpshirc,
New-York, Pennsy syivAnia, Deiewarc, Isryland, Vir-
gnis. North Carolina, and Georgia, viii be delay ed
until further evidence of their services shall have
been received from the several executive Offices Of
the states. Approved.
C. CALHOUN. Secretary Of War.
The publishers of the laws Of the United States
will give the above insertion in their respective pa
pers for two months, aud send in their accounts 10
the War Department for adjustment
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Bv the President ofK United StdNs.
yNHEREAs by ar act o. Congress passed on the
w 2d March entitled" An &c. 70 provide for the
sscersiniIg and surveying Of the boundary lines fix.
ed by the treaty with the Creek Indians and for other
purposes" the Presiient OF the United states is
authorized TO cause the lands acquired by the ssid
treaty 20 be offered for sale when surveyed and
whereas part Of The sail lands have been surveyed
Ihereiore 1, James Monioe, Iyesident Of the u.
ntsd states, do hereby declare and make known
that Putiic sales for the disposal Of certain iznds
south OF the Tennessee river, aud in the disric, OF
madison county, shall be held at Huntsville in said
county, iu Alabama Territory, viz
On the FIRST Monday in july next, for the sale If
the lands in ranges D. 2, g. g. S, on the first Mon
day IN september next, for the iands in ranges z
3, and on the first Monday OF November ne II, for
The iands an ranges 10. III, ~. 10, IA. excepting
such lands as are or shall be reserved according TO
i2w, Tor The support of schools and for other pur
poses Each sale shall continue open for two weeks,
and no longer shalt commence with the section,
township and range Of the lowest number. and pro-
ceed m regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington, I,
this 3lst day Of March, 1918
JAMES MONROE.
ny ue PRESIDENT, JOSIAH NEiGs,
commissioner Of the General Land Office
pInters who arc authorized 10 publish ihe laws
o. me United States will publish the above
week M October next, and send their bills 10 the
General Land Office for payment.
AprIi 20. 9ew.
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fy The Pys;dsnsef the Uailed Stafss.

Py The Prysiaensof the United States.
XkT HRRAs, by an &C, of corgress, passed on tie
w Sd of March. 1915, eniitisd "sn &C, 10 pro-
v,de for the sscertsnng ard wing Of the boun.
Diary lines fixed by the treaty with the Creek Indians,
and for other purposes" the President OF The unit-
ed States is authorized to cause the lands acquired
by the said treaty TO be offered tor sale when sur
yeyed
THEsEFonE ], JAMES MONROE, President If the
Unned states, do hereby declare and make known,
thai public sales for the apo-aI (sgreesbiy,o ia@)
Of certain lands IN the Alabama territory, shaii be
held at Mnledgeyie. in Georgia, viz
On the first Monday IN October next, for tie sale
Of town os. IN the town Of Cahsba, in The ssid ler
rtory, situate At the junction Of The rivers Alabama
and Cahaba.
On the tlrd Monday in October next. for the sale
Of townships I3, 10 . I6, IN ranges 9, 10, IL, IL.
49, is aud oi townships IA, Is, 10, IN ranges IA
aud 10 OF the land district in Alabama terr,lory, dr.
ected by Jaw TO be sold at MIedgeyii!e, excepting
such lands have been reserved by law for The sup
port OF schools, Or for other purposes each Pubc
sale shall continue open for two we Ks, and no ION
ger The town lots, and other lands, sha be oifer-
ed for sale in regular numerical order commencing
with the lowest number OF lots, sections, town hps
and ranges tf.
And fuitber declare and make known, that the
Offices OF the register and receiver Of public MONIES
fortbe said district, shall be removed iFom MhedBe
vile 20 the aforesaid town Of Cahsba, on the Es cay
Of January, 1919.
Given under my hand at the City Of wash
Ins,ton, this twen.y-lhird day Of My, 1873
BY the President JAMES MONROE
JOSIAH MEiGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
CT Printers VINO are authorized TO publish The
laws OF the United States, will publish the above
once week til the FIRST OF Octcber mex, snd send
their bills the General Land Office for payment
Map Of the above district, and a plan of the
town OF Cahaba, viii be engraved speedily as
practicable, for JOHN GARDNER,
Chief Clerk Genefal Land Office:
Ani sold by h0 and at Miiedgeyiiie.
June 10, l6io IHw1
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Original Ode
Csmpcsed for aud sung a. Me Lass Csie5raaox # 4
msrfcdn indsfendsnee, sn h.as sovu.
HAIL ever gionous day !
Winch burst q iyranrs yoke---
When Hcsvcn's owo voice did soy,
The eannon's ibunder spoke
N 'er shall thy Rights, by mortal hand,
Be ,oucb'd--while carth's foundations stand
Millions with glad scclsin,
The +" Shangied Farmer" wave,
Thy covpny has name,
Oppression finds grave
Whete Jerseys bones wnlten the shore,
The monster felI--io rise no more.
United, all, as ono,
Behold The rising States,
And godilss WAssImGros,
Whom lasting honor waits
The Eagle towering 90 NJ. crest,
Marks the conqueror OF The West.
Should Europe's countless host,
That guard her hundred thrones,
Po'lule Coiumbia's coast
Her ever vslisnt Sons -
Shall yindicate, before high Heav'n,
Righu, by ,beiI God and nature giy'n.
On, Freedom, arm'd with might,
Ii, Smcld this New World Of thine,
May all Thy Sons unite,
With Beau Us smile divine
This balIowed Day, with 10Y 10 keep,
Until thou rui's' he land and deep.
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BY Me Presldem Of the Uniitd SiQtes.
WHEREAS, by an act Of Congress passed on the
81 OF March, 1877, entitled An act TO authorize
the appointment Of surveyor for the lands in the
northeI part Of the Mississippi territory, and the
sale of certain lands therein described" the Pres-
dent OF the United States is authorized to select
certain lands, for scies for towns, aud cauae the
said lands be laid OIL into town lots, and the said
lot, to be Offered for sale
Therefore, IJAnes MoNRoE, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales for the disposal Of the lots in the
town of Macahon, heretofore called MiIton's Buil)
on the south Bank Of the river Tennessee (near
the head OF the Muscle Shoala) in Alabama Terri
tory on The second Monday in October next
The sales shall contibne open for one week and
longer If necessary, aud the lots shall be offered
for sale in regular numerical order, beginning with
tue lowest number.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington
this 2s,h of May 1918.
JAMES MONROE
BY the President,
JOSIAH MEIGS.
Commissioner General Land Office.
CJ Printers vino are suiborzed to publish the
their newspapers once Week till the FIRST of Octo-
Offices for payment Gl7w1
A Map Of The Huntsville District engraved and a
Plan of The town of Marathon will be engraved
speedily practicable and will be sold at Hunts
vile and at the General Land Office, by
JQhN GARDINER
June 10 Chief Cle,k
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w iElsEAs By an act of Congress passed on the
<oth OF March, 1904, entitled AN act max.
ing provision Tor the disposal OF the public lands n
inc INDIANA rsrritory, and for other pu poses and
an sct passed the 81 day Of March. 1905, en,i-
tilted = an act supplementary TO the act ented an
ACT making provision for the disposal of the pub
lac iands Ia the Indiana ierritoiy." an act passed
on lie 2jih OF Aprl, 1903, entitied an act supple
mental 70 an act regulating the granis of lands IN
the Ter tory OF Michigan" tht President of ths
United States 10 su horned Cause the lands in the
land district Of Detroit, to be offered for sale when
surveyed, and whereas part of the said lands have
beea su veyeds
Therefore l, JAMES MONROE, President Of the
United States, in conformity with the said acts do
hereby declare and make kuowD, that public sales
tor The disposal (agsee.biy To law) Of The SAID
lands shan DC "eld at Detroit, in Michigan Territo
~, viz:
On the first Monday in July next, for the lands
contained IN ,he ranges g. 10, IL, IL and 49, south
of the case line on the first Monday of September
next, for the lands AIMED IN ranges i3, IA I5
10 and " north of the base tine and on The first
Monday in November next. for the lands contained
~ ranges y, 10, III and ~ north OF the base line,
excepting such lands as are or may be reserved in
sa' district by law, tor the support OF schools and
for other purposest The sales shall continue open
tor two weeks and no longer. and shall commence
with the first section of the lowest number town
ships and ranges, And proceed in regular numerical
order
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington,
the th,rty.iifH day OF March, one thousand
eight huodred and eighteen
JAMES MONROE.
Bs the President, JOSIAH MElGs,
Commissioners Of the General Land .Oflce.
Priaters Of NEWSPAPERS who are authorized to
publish the laws of the United States, viii insert
the above week Till October next, and send
their bills 10 the General Land Office tor payment.
Apri % 29w.
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AN ACT, to su,he. !, he payment ol Ger.

,r1 tain cetu6cates
BE f enacted By hs Senate and Ho,tse Of
Mfvescnfenves u ne Uaiied Sfates ~ y4,re.
riea, IN Congress assembled, Ths, 80 nucb.of
an act, emitted. IAN act making further prov;s;on
for The support Of public credit ard Cor N tedenp
ton OF the public debt" passed tie third ia, af
March, one thousand seven hundred and nincs, i've:
ana so much OF itc act. entilsd An act r.spsctng
ioar oniee and fita settle 1snt rerliGesss, pdents
OF ihricsi, ana tse UDfururd shd registered debt
ored,e' on the books Of the Treasury passed he
We4lh day OF June, one thcussns seven hundred
Aho ohhet}e,ghi, a. bars from settle blen and allow
shce, csitihcstes commonly called loan off.ce and
hAa settlement cerjtcates, and indsnts of interest
De- ano The same is hereby. suspended for TIC term
o' wo yeats, irom and after the passing Of this act
hotihea'ion OF which npcrar, Sus per sion of the
ao' o. ,ihntfuon sha be published by The Secreta-
~ Oh uie treasury fur the Inflammation of the hoi.
ers OF said certificates, in one o. more Of The rub.
hc papers ia each OF the Unned states
'9ec Z ma De 10 tirite, enocled. That all certs-
Hos'es, commonly called loan sce certificates,
,oupefsisned by the oan ficers OF the states res.
Pecuveiy nnal settlements certificates, and irasrls
OF interest. which At the time Of passin,. this act
snsn be outstanding, my be presented at he
and, upon the same be ng liq, dateel and
adju'ted. shall be paiu TO the respective holders Of
ths same with interest, ct SIX percent fom TIE date
oi the last payment OF interest, endorsed on said
cerliiicates.
Sec 3 .4nd Be it ftythe, enacted That for carry.
lug this act inio effect. sum OF eighty thousand
douaIs be appropriated, ou OF any Moneys in the
Treasury moi Otherwise appropriated
Speaker Of the house of Represent asivcs.
JOHN GAlLLsED,
President of the senates pro.te more
April l3. lSiS-APproyed,
IN l3l JAMES MONROE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-01
The Builders Assistant.

EtONTAINING-the FIVE orders of ar
u chitccltue, selected from he best spe-
cjfaeus of the Gseo.ln and Roman, with the
figured dimensions of their height, prUec-
ton and profile, and variety ct mouidiI-
liens, modIlions and foliage, on larger
sale, both enriched and plain, 5silh cork
avg Dressings shelving their method of con-
s'rlctiND, selected from number of beau
,tui examples. copied from the antique
for the use of huiders, carpenters, masons,
rlaS;erers, cabinet makers and carvers-
with siriy original designs, their plans, ele-
NstionS, and sections the whole exempli-
fol on $50 copperplates.-By John Have
Ind. architect, aud Hugh Bridport, artist
is now publishing, by subscription, in
rug,hers, al one dollar each. Three num-
tcrs are already received, and II is propo-
sed 10 complete the work in 6ttee1 num-
bcrs, forming three handsome octave vols.
JAMES KENNEDY & son.
November ~ tuths3w
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French Language.

W.M. L.q.NPIIIER
INTENDS opening an Evening School
Il on the 18th inst. at 7'o'clock, for the
purpose of teaching the rudiments of the
French language. Applicants can leave
their names at Doctor STABLER 's,shop.
The following certificate is subjoined for
their satisfaction:
Translntion.l
Having had lie pleasure of daily inter-
course with Mr. anphier for several months
past, we the undersigned certify, that from
the profound knowledge he possesses OF the
French language, no person is more capa.
BILE than he of teaching its rudiments and
different idioms (Which constitute part of
it), and indeed the most correct pronunci-
alton. We have also had an opportunity
Of conveIshg with several of the scholars
of the same gentleman, who, without ever
having been in France, speak good French.
PAUL Nj. GEBERT,
(Signed) Doet. end Surg.
EUGENE SHERIDAN.
alexandria, June "a, 1918. Sept