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Notice

HE subscribe, will apply Tor the rr
z uewal Of a certificate Of one SHARE
d tue Rank of Alexandria, No Gals
he original being lest.
N,,ch j6 ] c. HERBERT.
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For Freight,

RS The schr VENUS, Hcuder-
a. = ~ son raaster. c-rries ahou: 1000
Ss.SSs;llEI ~ barrels, can be ready in few
%-s Gays Cor he reception ct a
cargo, ard will take a foreign or coast
wise freight. Apply 70
LlWR S0N & F3WlE.
For Boston s NewburyPort,
.%S The b u n iRRIEr. Il
* e:El$s> Russell has half of her cargo
sfts;; ready. will sail in a few days.
S~S-S'%-a=a ani take 40 barrels -four or
cora a, moderate freish,.
april l. Inplv as above
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Absconded.

NN the n,s, II lie 10 Inst. my ne-
q gro man iOHN ~ J,HN ALLEN.
"a, he calls hims,'D--he is veil know,
having lived with me for several Years,
and has travelled a COOL deal With me.
he is a ve"y PLAUSIBLE fellow, ablpt So
yeas If age, slender male, ani about )
lee; ) inches high. rather Of a yellow
COMPLEXION, but the complete negr :
moarI aud nO,e--haS snail scar on nnc
Of HIS cheeks --hs, la'el had sore or
hi> right Lex, d'gec iy on the shin bone
which lee has the appearance ct beng
much scored at fOrmer period bv di--
ease .. the slnali pox. HIS Ia, vas made
a ID Stampeu by Rogers of Il imme.- -
A reward OF 10 dollars w! be given il
taken in the town or cnant' 81 ilexan-
d,ia. 90 IL in the cnuNt, of Washington
or Fairfax, 50 { in Baltimore % state o.
Ma land. a d 100 i Phladeirhia nr
the state OF Pennsylvania, aud IN like
pro1nruun f 81 any o'he, PAGES, with
all reasonable char yes fnr Bringing him
here and securing him H. jail
NAV l. IN Is ~ NERS0N
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-ales It ; enduc.
IN evers Tue, day and Friday,
WILL, IL. SOLD,

WIFI ~ NULU,
- the Ventlue Store, corner oil Prince
aud Water Streets,
DRY Goods, Groceries, SC.
srticulars of which will be expressed in
the bills Of the day.
50 All kind of goods which are on
IMITATION and the prices of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
nd purchased at the lowest limitation
ad prices.
2. 6. MARSTELLER.
Nnyembpr -
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For New-York,

sIS TIN. superior and fast sal!
xGSES> M schr GEN. BROWN, a.
49, w. WelGen. master, burthen
os<aS ll7 tons or 1900 barrels, but
twn wear, old. and has eles CANT acccnmo-
dstions for ladies aud gentlemen passen
gers, will sail ina Few days. For freight
or passage aPpyto
JOHN 6. LAID x Co.
Nav IL
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For Freight.

rES ,fhs sa erior Nrig ARTO
ySsG SssS y -inSaater master, 5a, then
$500 2lOO barrels or 500 had:
SLSgSss2es tabacco is in complete order,
and can be reads FOR the reception OF a
car.c / / four days. Apply :"
LAWRaSON & F0Wl'E.
Who have Tor sale, received hv -aId brig,
10000 feet understandable lumber
600 boxes brown soap
50 b"xe- mould candles
Also, for Freight,
rFs the BIZ Z CAS- :OH, Wins
y<51SSSiow master. carries aoHnt
S!,- ~ ~ 900 barrels, first rate Se>-
aL5~SASSs sci. nearly new. Is nov on
Der wsy from Norfolk, aud on her arrival
will be ready Toe the immediate fecep-
sOa e cars>. Apply as above.
Nav rs
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Vol. NiA.l
For Freight,

r@ ioe big joseph, Isaac
,xSf3SlSIss> perry master, burihen about
FL 81 1900 barrels, is an exc llent
S&SL2EsS vesscl. ard EN- be immedi-
ately ready for the rerr p,iOn sf ca 60.
Apply to LAWRAS0N & EnWLE.
VIII hlve i0r sac said brls's cargo, oil
$50 tras Frr' en- Plaster May "
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For Boston,


Tea, SC.
vyI'il- DAY l.n,Irng rrom th" schr.
) Philadpi,h'a captain Haud arf t'r
Sc by l.AWRA@oN X F0Wl.E,
so chest yolrs hys N Teas ct the
10 halt d., Imperial George and
u cattv bux"s do. NIDerts car
81 do. DO. glupowhe' 90.
5 tons Russian hemp
ALSO,
I,n,jinq from tn schooner iibsrty, capt.
Bears, from Brster,
50 boxes Cana tea and coffee sets, oil
IS AID 60 pieces each
A d.. oi b. l., cops and saucers con-
taiGi . 2 10 500 pieces each
so d.. # Plates, $50 each
Q do blue and white dining sets, oil
I54 pieces each
For Freight,
The schoure FIVE. BRO
srss sEA THGRS, captain RrcVs er,
SifEfs-S will he readv in f. DAYS,
s<SSHz and take freight Oa moderate
terms.
AND FeR SALE,
Said schOoner's cargo. OF 500 casks Tho
maston lime.
May 10 Apply as aHove.
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The A.ia.ic part Of this work contains
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-04
Valuable Sale.

ON Tuesday, the 10th inst. | shall sell
~ by auction my entire stock, cOmpris.
ing very extensive assortment OF BRUSH,
German, French and domestic goods, which
will be found worthy the attention OF town
and country merchants, in lots TO suit pur.
chasers, without reserve, on liberal Gre
di!, intending to relinquish the dry goods
business.
An extensive assortment cloths s. cassimerei
Do do German goods
Do do domestic do
Few French goods-with an extensive as
sortment Piece and Cut Goods, such as ar,
usually met with in retail dry goods store
Conditions at sale. CHAS. TYLER,
JOHN JACKSON l. Co. Auctioneer.
November
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-04

one Of the gun briggs on the station, the com
mander of which gave the Bengal permis-
sion to anchor, but the offer was declined.
The officer Of the brig informed, that The
Ex-Ernperor was IN good health, but had
kept to his house very much of late. The
Bengal anchored in Ascension Roads on the
14th Sept. and obtained supplies from the
sloop of war stationed there.--Lett the
same night. Lat. 33, N. long. 81, W. pas
sed the wreck Of a brig of about $50 tons,
full of water, and with her foremost, bow
spirit and main mast gone. Could not make
out the name. She did not appear to have
been long wrecked-had vanished sides
and yellow quick work, and appeared to be
new vessel. Nv. Y. Com. lido.
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II. III. Rowland
New Publications,
AND OTHER VALUABLE BOOKS,

AND OTHER VALUABLE BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS.
ID AFFLE's Tour on tho cOntineI!
HI Of Europe, in 1917.
Birkbcck's letters from the Illinois,
with a map.
Sass journey to Rome and Naples
in 1917.
Halls Voyage of Discovery to tho
great Loo Choo islands.
Felix Alvarez ,OrManners in SPaln'
by Mr.. Dallas.
Yrs. Optics New Tales, Q vols.
Tales Of my Landlord, I'd series
Q vols.
Marriage, a novel, Q vols.
Women, or Pour ct Contre, eyoIs'
MelincOurt, 9 vols.
Harrington Il Ormond, 2 vols.
Paired, not Matched, Q vols.
Deaf& Dumb, by Miss Sandman
The Eatt!e Of Niagara, a poem.
Lallah RoOkh, do
Chlde Harold canto 4th, do
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>5a., Exchange Cefse-Rorse >ssA
go MARINE JOURNAL. 49,

PORT OF .4LEX.i.SDRLi.. ..Nouem5er 5.
CLEARED.
S!oop Alonso, Barnes, Stonington.
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from creating one 100, anu insti'u'eu h's ie
gion ofhonor.
In many features Of character, Napoleon
differed from Oliver, greatly to his advan-
tage. The latter endeavored to make the
people believe tina, he esteemed the arts,
and learned men-but, as is generally the
case with tyrants. inwardly detested them.
He ordered the professors of Cambridge
university to be publicly logged. The Ii
brary of scarce oriental manuscripts at Ok
ford, was committed by his orders to the
flames, for no other reason but because they
were presented to that university by the
archbishop Of Canterbury. Napoleon ad.
mired The arts and artists, did all he could
to encourage literature and scholars, ana
made the world his debtor for very vaiua-
bic literary institutions. In this respective
was, in comparison with Oliver, saint 10
a savage.
Cromwell was as conspicuous Tor mat
worst of vices--ingrat,ude as Tor active
maleyolepce.-He turned his back on his
frs, patron and benefactor, the duke Of
Buckingham, when that nobleman's credit
fell into the wane; and to his old preceptor
Long, he gave cool and haughtyreception'
because he differed from him in opinion.
, or Napoleon's ingraltude ] have never
hesrd.-but on the contrary, have read many
splendid instances demonstrative OF CRATE
full heart.
Both were, naturally enough, id frequent
danger Of assassinaion-a misfortune from
which not even the virtues of Henry w..
can secure men who stand on such conspi-
cuous eminence as sovereigns do. But here
the courage of Cromwell forsook him, and
he played the coward, adopting variety OF
precautions to secure himself. He estab-
lished guard called the Red Bretiren--ne-
vcr slept two nights running in one cham
ber-employed spies at the rate Of 60 thou
sand pounds year-always wore armor,
and was surrounded by faithful adherents.
He made no scruple TO seize those of whom
he stood in fear, in foreign countries, and
had them brought TO London and beheaded.
So it happened to Henry Hyde, Charles
IFS ambassador, who was by his orders
carried off from Constantinople. Bona
parte, tho in an instance or two he would
have his enemies trepanned in foreign coun-
tries and butchered at Paris, disdained to
seek safety from assassination by conceal
ment or skulking. He was always to be
seen abroad, and every day presented him.
self boldly TO the eyes Of the people.
The Report of The Inspectors Of The House Of
Industry,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-04
Furs and Peltries at Auction.

WILL be sold on Monday the 23d ir:!.
w at the warehouses OF the SuperInir.
dent of Indian trade, Georgetown, Distict
Of Columbia, in lots to suit purchases,
large parcel of valuable Furs and Pelt'es,
collected at the U. States trading houses
on the Missouri and Upper Mississippi
Among them are the following articles:
253 packs shaved deer skins
IS DO do in hair
3,768 lbs beaver
234 bear skins
124 cub skins
895 offers
ga fishers
238 minks
l3 marten
4,274 racoons
l7.497 muskrats and some fox.ca,,
wolf, panther andbadger skins
The sale TO commence al ten o'clock, A..
NJ. Approved notes, at ninety days, will
be received in payment for all sums eI.
ceeding one hundred dollars.
THOMAS L. M'KENNEY, Sup.
November dt23N
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has been paid to capt. Meinertz, in Ham.
burgh.
THEY (the unfortunate captiyes) do not
themselves know to whom they owe their
liberation, after being second time i'm
prisoned but no doubt they owe i, to the
intercession Of the diplomatic agent for the
Hanse Towns with the British government,
who humanely instructed their consul &C.
neral to interfere.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-04
Mechanic Relief Society.

GA stated quarterly meeting of the
Mechanic Relief Society will lie held at
the Court House Oh Wednesday evening,
the 4th November, at half past O'Clock.
BY order, JAS. 5. SCOTT,
Octo'e 81 Seer tary.
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Eratum, or lapsus penna, in the COM
lnumcation of yesterday For duo in u
num-" read duo in uso.
At an election for directors Of the Colam-
ban Insurance Office of this place, held
on Monday last, the following gentlemen
were chosen:
WIN. Hodgson, r. veitoh,
James Sandcrson, g. Coleman,
r. Daneerheld, A. Crease,
J.G. Laid, J. Harper,
n Somers, L. Vowel.
JOHN Jackson
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Sloo Ranger, Sawyer, at Portland eth
ult. 10 sail for this port in Few days:
Schr Enterprise, Newton, at Phlladel-
phia Cd inst. up for thi, port.
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Steam Boat Report.
The Washington a.,ived at 4 7. M
Nothing bound up, inland vessels expected.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-04

The ship Bengal, Capt Moriarty, in l56
days from Calcutta, arrived at Salem on tue
9Th of October .-Saied from the Sand
Heads on the 94th of May.-ExPerienced
very heavy weather off the Cape Of Good
Hope. The Hastings, a new "a gun ship,
built al Calcutta, was dismasted in coming
round the Cape. The Bengal passed st.
Helena Sept. 9th, and was boarded from
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For Nolfolk.

siN The packet sloop OCEAN, capt.
.SsG Joseph Middleton, will sail on Sa.
turday, the 9TH inst. For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or to
BARNEWALL & POPHAM.
November 81
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MASONIC LIgERALITY.

II is stated in an Auburn paper, that the
Hiram Lodge in that village, has voted a
donation OF FIVE hundred dollars 10 Tbeo-
logical Seminary which is about to be es-
tablished in the western district Of the state
Of Vermont.
At the annual cattle show of the agricul-
tural society of Jefferson county, the presi-
dent, LIE Ray de Chaumont, presented an
OK, which obtained the premium, and
weighed rising 20 cwt. The OK was after
wards made present TO the society, and
sold at auction for six hundred dollars.
[yNep- York paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-11
xx@CURES PERFORMED!
71sngh heretofore considered hoss rehcf By
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.

T MIR Searmnl. carfen.er Of Bcssn, was %
IVA months afflicted with tumour on tie
back OF ms i'znd which incapaeisted him for wo'k.
after having tried every thing IN vain, and suAercd
an operation his hand and considered ;peurahle,
cured and restored to he Alth by taking boitsE
of these drops
Mr. W1gai Of Boston. was years afflicted wiik
fcve, sore cf his legs, had tried most medI-
cines without effect, was cured by bottles
n Chid Of Mr. BprriA, of Hanover !, was cured
of Ulcers aud Bes, some Of which had eat down to
the ribs, by bottles This child was considered
IN a DYING state when he began taking these drops
I'm Iafanf Of Bostcr, was covered all over siiS
eruptions bnnd with both eyes, WAS Gu ed by bot
ties
Anelderiy Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
Tor 10 years With eruption all over her. attended,
with most tormenting chings, burnings and blo,ca-
es, had lost thereby Two toe and one hnger nhilss
was cured by bottles; she had not left her roota
TOR months. and considered past all relief!
II Centiemancf Lerigg.en, was .fAicted 90 years
with ulcers in mis- iegs, could, obtain no reiies
was cured by 4 aotlles. .
n CeHffenran Of Boston, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with eruptions. had tried
every medicine without success, was cured BY thesc
Drops
II Gentleman Of Ror6ary, was so years afflicted
With humor of legs, attended with b,li'ig
itching and blotches, was resigned as past reiiefs
Tor 30 years could not lie bed at tines per-
fectly cured by these drops
with white swelling IN her knee JOINT. had uied
every assistance. and considered Pact Uet cca-
traction had formed, when taking these Drufa
and using d. Jebbs Linimen,. in weeks she had
the free use of the joint, the pain left her. and ~
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops arc a radical cure for scurvy scro.
fda, St. Anhony's fire, Ieprooy, pimped faces, en-
arged glands, sore legs. ulcers when The bone
is Affected veneiai tsints when mercury mas f.i!eA
are the best spring and autumnal physic, aud may
be given to children with pc, feet satey-Price 81,
or six bottles for five dollars, IL bottles fo SO
IL dozen for 3 100 q rick far "Dr. Relies Boian-
icsi Drops" None are genuine, unless sig,ed 8" W.
I. Conway" Prepared and soid Wholesale by The
sole proprietor, " I. Conway, chemist, NJ ], BUn,-
sted Place, Boston, by his special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggisf,
NJ. ITO, Tbsmes.strect, Newport.
-9iso, by
Lemuel w briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whitney, =.
II Mason. Precedence Dyer and tIowes Hnd1.n1as
Greene, Nelu. London; Isaac ID Bull Hartford and
most druggists book sellers and postm masters l,o'
out the United Statos--where may bc had all ,hosc
Justly esteemed and highly aftrOved Medicines."
prepared by w T. Conway"
Dec 3, 1917 (iy)
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THE CLOSE or SUMNER.


yLOvE 10 hear the nourning wind
Of autumn .---how il charms the minds
Ii has kind emoiiient power,
like summer lwlIight's pensive hour.
In forests ling'd with every die,
4 love to hear the dying slgh
of summsr while her ta,est song,
The red.bre4st chants the boughs among
I love TO lose morning dream,
To rove along the waving stream,
And see the faded foliage slow,
Upon It's surface gently flow.
At evenings hour Iove to stray.
Along the rivers winding way;
Add listen 10 the murmufing rilI.
A soft il steals adown the hill.
And mark as onward advance,
Ths moon-beams on the waters dances
AID view the starry world Of light,
Reflected in the mirror bright:
The heaven, within whose peaceful breast,
Tic weary hope ere long 20 rest 80
gbcn is GRANDEUR in the view,
A majesty and beauty ,oo!
Shall seasons come and rool away,
And M instructive word convey
The summer flowers that faded fell.
or IN, approaching winter tsill
Whose language 10 to mortal ear,
All Ihings are trsnsitory here,
Look not with expectations eye,
On things of earth 30 soon to die!
bow poor the heart whose hopes Of bliss,
Are ,ce1ter'd in q world like this
Uuconcioas minds were made to soar,
Above tn enjoy ments OF Nh hour
For could earth's Joys with ardour sought.
BE with our anxious struggles bought.
They'd lose their shining worth possessed.
And fail 70 Oil the vacant breast ANNA.
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By tie President o/ tie U. Stafes.

~ me [0reSidcnf 0/ me u. Sfafes.
NJ HEREAS, BY an act Of Congress, passed on
w the l7ih OF February, 1918 entitled " an act
making provision for the establishment of addition
al Lacd Offices IN the Territory of Missouri" the
President of the United States 10 authorised to d-
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory. to be offered for sale
Therefore, 4. JAMES MONROE, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public les for the disposal (sgreeable to taw)
OF certain lands in the territory of Missouri, shall
be held as follows, viz; Az st Louis, in the said
territory, on the first Monday in August, October,
December, February and April next, aud three
weeks after each OF the said days. for the sale Of
lands in he land district Of 1t Louis Thiiiy town.
ships shall be offered at each sale commencing with
TIE most eastern ranges west Of the FIFTH principal
meridian line, and proceeding westerly
At the Seat Of Jusace for Kosvard Counh, in the
said Territory, on the frs, Monday in 'eptember
and November mkt, and three weeks after each of
sad days for the sale of lands IN ths land district
ot Howard County Thirty townships shall be of
fercJ at each sale The f. to he in square form,
and to include the Of justice Of the said coun-
~, as nearly III the GENRE the situation Of tbs
sarveys will admit, and he second Immediately east
OF the hrst, ana in the same form excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have been or
muy be reserved by law for other purposes
Given under my baud, al 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 Office.
JJ Printers Of Newspapers who are authorized
20 publish the Laws of the United States wil insert
the above week ill April next and send their
bills to the General Land Office for payment
ar a map Of the above Lands may be had (pre-
vious to the saies) at the General Land office, and
at the land Offices in the Missouri Territory The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
en- 131 Chief Clerk, General Land Office
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By the Iveudem of the United Sfates


\A HEREAS, by an act of Congress, passed on
w the third day Of March, 1915, entitled An
act to provide for the sscersning and surveying If
the boundary lines fixed by the treaty with the Creek
Indians and for other purposes" the President OF
th United States is authorized to cause the lands,
acquired by the ,aid treaty, be offered for sale,
when surveyed
Therefore, l. JAMES MosRoe, Presiden, Of the
United states, do hereby declare and make know n.
that public sales for the disposal (agreeaby to law
Of certain lands in the Alabams territcr, shall b.,
held Cahabs, in the said territory, the fss Mon
day in January nex,, and shall continue Tor three
weeks, during which time viii be offered for sale
Township number'd TO l6 inclusive in range S
9to IS in
10 to 10 in
1c to l6 in 8
except such lands have been reserved by law Tor
the support Of schools and for other purposes The
land shall be offered fsr sale in regular numerica
order, ommencing with the lowest number of Sec
ton, township and range
Given under INV hand, A the City Of Washington,
the l7th day of July, ore thousand eight hun.
dred and eighteen.
By the President: JAMES MONROE.
: Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Printers who authorized To publish The laws of
the United States will publish the above once u week
till the first OF ,nuary next. aud send their bills to
the General Land Office for payment
tugust 8lS olw
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber requests all persons, who
i nave been inde bed to him Cor one year
n note or book account, TO call and pay what
they are owing; as otherwise the demands a
gainst them will be pn, 10 suit imme dis'ely.
GEORGE WANTON.
Sep, 23 1918
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YALUABLE F4RW.

THE subscriber offers for sale: his Farm situated
4 in Middletown, about one mile and half from
the statc-house in Newport. Said Farm contains a.
bout so acres Of land with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees of all knds-together with the build
ings thereon standing For other information in.
quire Of ALANSON PECKHAM.
Middletovn, Feb n. 1918. Fl
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JAMES MONROE.
J. MElGS,

By me i,ytSiGem o. me Un,led STATES.
WTdEREts, by an act Of Congress. passed on the
W l7th of February, 1878. entitled "An att max.
ing provision for the establishment Of additional
Land Offices in the territory OF Missouri" the Pres,-
dent Of the United States is authorized direct the
territory, to be offered for sale:
Therefore, L. JAMES MoNaoE, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales Tor the disposal (agre.ably 10 iaw)
of certain lands in the territory Of Missouri, shall
be held in Frankl'n. in said territory, viz.
On the 6rs, Monday in January next fofthe sale Of
Townships No. IS to 50 in
sis.',s sss :, aud ''as'' town !" range 10
as to s. and .o
fraesi township 50
as 10 81 Il 90 23
On the first Monday in March next. for the ssle of
Townships AZ TO 55 inclusive in ranges "a and IS
48 10 50 2S and 81
On the As Monday in May next. for the sale Of
Townships 81 to-. 81 inclusive in ranges II and ~
81 TO SO Is
So TO So Ia and Is
xccpting the lands which have been or may be -e.
,esved by law ior the support Of schools, and Tor
nther purposes.
Each sale shall con,inue As long as. may be aeces.
sy &C. offer the lands Cor sse, and no longer, and
The lands shall be offered in regular ucmerics order
Given under my hand. at The City OF Washington.
this i7ih day OF 'uiy. one thousand eight hun.
by the. President JAMES MONROE
JOSIAH MEICs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
pr'ntcrs who are authorized to publish the laws
Il the Uai,cd States. win publish the above once
eek tiIl the frst Of My next. and sent their bills
, the General Land Office fer payment
August 5. taNtfM.