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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Proclamation,
By DE- WITT CLINroN, Governor Of
the State Of New York.

By DE- WITT CLlNroN, Governor Of
the State of New York.
Whereas. the great and multiplied
conferred by Almighty God
on the people OF this state demand
from them the solemn and united ..x
preston Of gratitudr to the Author Of
ever. sood and perfect gift have
therefore considered il ~ indispenss
lie duty TO Recommend the 0bspryan.,
Of day OF Public Prayer Il Thanks
giving, and do .'carJinSiy re"o'n
'meui for that purpose, THURSDAY,
the fifth day Of November a;xt.
In witness whereof. have here
u",o subscribed my name, ant
affixed the rri'y seal "a ti.t
State at the city Of Albany.
IL. ST. Ills 2ist day Of scp'eni,er; u
the gear Of our Lord 1913. gnd
in the 42d year Of the Jude
pc,,sse.cc Of the Uaitca States.
DE. WITT CLINTON.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
CESSEON OF FLORlDAS.

Our New York correspondents. iii
der yesterday date, write as fellows
II is almost certain, that Mr. Mart
nee. who arrived here in the bril-,
Bordeaux. brings out a TREATY
'.4m the Coat Dt Mndrid, eeding IT,.
l. :nri'ias To the United States. III
fact is mentioned il "a postscript, Of +,
otter fran Fra re 10y the vessel j.
which MIR. ". arrived. and h.. is men
TONED as The bearer Of this highly im
,,Ortanl news.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Federal Meeting.

At Meeting Of the Federal Republicans OF
Chr,stlanna Hundred. convened at James !
plomley's, for the purpose of ,ak.ng into conside
ration. ard adopting cera'n Resolutions which
.uay be thought expe;'ien, for the hono' able prs
a,otion of the Federal .i,terc,t p tue ensuing
'ienerai Election in saw Hundred, JOHN
|RJ '.,.-f was ca y TO .hs lair, and JoSAsi
|P FArRLAMB, appointed Secretary.
The following gentlemen were appointed al
General Commune of Vigilance
Joshua Woliaston, Edw Lston, John Irons,
(ir. VIM Woodward, Cyrus Lamborn, Joseph
Person, Tho Springer, James Wright, John
Wright, Benjamin Chandler lfarrner) Adam
Grubb, Jos. harker, Sam. HArker, James M.
Roche, John Clark, John frederick, WIN am
Gordon, John Sellers. John Springer, William
A. Miller, Evssard M'Clees, Henry Rice, John
M'Cung, George Metz, E. ". BuckEan. Jas.
Puney, John HemphO, John Hipdman VIM,
Key, Thomas Larter, John M'Carton, Joseph
Robinett, Joseph Chand.er, Stephen Boldly
John pogue, capt. Davu Robinet, James brnd,
lley, Robert keddy. Geo W. Geddes, Alexander
lReynous, William Armour, William Rumsey,
lThomas Dell, VIM. Pogue Henry Nicholson,
lanes Rothwell, William Chandler, Joseph
Hays, John Mountain, lanes Harper, Aaron
(pouson, William Murdoch, Gen. John Cald.
well, Peter Garetsou. Dost John NORRIS,
l Aaron Justice, Jonn Rea, Mahlon Belts. James
Rice, Jun. William Rice, Edward 7. Bai!y,
IJouaihan Byrns. Danie Semans, James Robin
tson. Edward Wnnel, nm Foas. lnr. John II.
Brincke, DR.. John Brinckle, William Wnde,
j.. John WoydalI Eli .ambnrn, ] seph Gipih
abraham Alice, Frederick Schrader, Joseph c.
4 Gilpin, John F. GiIpin, Vincent Cipn, Mathew
lloyd, George DufIeid. John Yates, Abner
tOtiy, Samuel Woliaston. Welcome Gray, Thos
Morrison, James Morrison, George Simmons,
(Charles Harvey, George Zones, Theophi'ts
Homes. Benjamin Belts, Samuel Wood, Jahn
Wood, ,1essee Belts, George Homgsworth
Samuel Belts, Edward Giipin, Capt. Henry
: Geddes, Zenas Wells, James Murdoch, samue
M'Clary, Henry =. Pepper, John j. Miligan
William M'Connel, John Barnard, John File
John Burgess, Archibald Hamilton, esq. Major
Steward, Thos. Hawkins, John Wales. esq Jo'
caldwell, Gen. ]. Stockton, Captain Benjamin
lGauetson, Capt. Arthur Wells, Capt. Augustus
lScout, Joel Spencer, Jacob File, Samuel Harr
j MorIecai Thomson, Richard Pierson, Johr
Irons. William Gipn. Oliver Candy, John Ship
,,.Iley, Samuel Shipley. Joseph Shipey. James
Candy, Jacob Robinson, George Harris, David
Hays, Thos Lea, jun. John Mitchell.
SELECT CO.i.MITIEE.
Reeolued, That the borough be divided into
flour districts, the division to be marked by
Market and Queen Streese and that eight per.
sons be appointed in each strict, viz,
For the Upper District. John Gordon, John
Mitchell, Henry Hoops, John Milligan, William
kirk, Eli Lxmborn, and John Rea.
al Lower East District, Alex. Reynolds, Joseph
: |C Clpin. 3ohn F Gilpin. George Il. Goddess
rlCeorge Simmons, John Poge, James Morrison.
I John Wright
) Lo,ye Wea District, jonas P. Fairlamb. Johr
M'Clung, Hilliam X. seilars, Evan Thomas
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
ling fast; rice, 60 francs. No political

Ing fast; rice, so francs. NO political
news. @F
From BOrdeaun--Last evening,
the brig Bordeaux, capt. Bordeaux,
capt. Butman, arrived at this port, ia
4S days from bordeaux. having (be
sides valuable cargo on board, Mr..
Merlinez, a Spanish gentleman vt
tached TO the Spanish Legation i'll
the U. States, and is the bearer OF
important dispatches from the Span-
ish government 10 Mr.. Ouis, and alsu
iranl Mr.. Eryine TO our governments
--.lo doubt Of "a very friendly nature.
Something. We hope. like the cession
Of the Floridas to tDe United States.
Also. as passengers, }. Ror mao, Esq.
and daughter, and Edward, u French
lad.
We learn that the grain crops in
France. generally. mad not turned gu.
Hs good as was anticipated. The
grain mad shrunk in consequence Of a
long spell OF dry weather ANA the
urouth, it WAS feared. would very
sensiDiy affect the vineyards, unless
cain should Iaii III time To recover
sheu.. lhe shUrtness Of the crops,
,,ars;' uiarly of black grain, had oc-
o.siuuesi d rise in the prise Of rye
Hour, rice, a.. Ii was remarked that
li.e grape vines were never 10 u more
~ k!is., situat,0n-yN.. r. Gdo.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
John stapler, David BAYS, Joseph Caldwell an q

John Stapler, David hays, Joseph Caldwell an
John Springer.
Upfer Vest. Joshua Wollaston, Samuel Bai,y
George Metz, Frederick Schrader. We.eom Gray
E. W. Buchanan, Samuel M'ClAr,, and John
Mountain.
B,anaysrir, John shipley. Henry Rice. John
Hrndman, Thomas Hawkins, Samuel Kendel,
Ellis Hervy, VILLAIN Woodward, and Mordeca'
Tom son.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be sgned by the Chairman and Secretary, and
be published in the Delaware Gazette
JOHN RUMSEY, Chairman.
JONAS P. FAIKLAMB, Sec'ry.
September 26, 1878.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
VyNlllhll!:aNI!|-1tI!!lllYn 7rDMo
Vedaesday October 7, 1918.

.bTD Oar stihsa.ilsrs in Kent and
Sussex are Informed that = person
sill! w.itnpon them in the course Of a
few days, with their respective at
enao,s, al which time we hope they
viii he prepared TO discharge them.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Mii!cdgevillc. Sept. 22.

Nas!coEeV'iic. sept. x.
Gen. Gaines has arrived At Fort
iiawkeas, whore. WE understand. he
will Tx his head quarters for the pre-
sent. The hostile i'sians arc surren
dering at discretion. and in large
numbers. Our informant states, that
SO0s who had given themselves up.
were aseen'iing the Chatahoochie, un-
der lieut.. LcilwiciI of the army.
Journal.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07

A Tennessee writer complim enting
Gen. Jackson for his military energy,
says. eve believe him to be the first com
mander whe ever dared to execute mi
litia man for characterization, deseriion
and mutiny."
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Latestfrnm France.

The Fl. urn ship Vile de Rouen
lett Havre 18th Aug, The day be-
fore, sale at aution Of 1000 bales OF
upland cotton took place the whole
wen, OF al fron, 81 to IS IL sous.
Coffee was stcady;pot ashes imprey.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
&heriT's Snips.

BY virtue of writ Of Ve!,d. FIX. to
me directed, viii be exposed to public
'sale. at the house ef Amelia Cook, Can't
wells Bridge. in St Genrges hundred. IN
Thursday the 18th day Of October at l2
O'Clock noon The following Described
real property to wit mo. j. a fara in
Isl. Georges hundred bounded BY p, tps:.
.ty of John Merritt, David Withsrs,n.an,
',he State road, leading from 'he iiu-5
Tavern, TO Middleton. ~-.,o.2 : 'a..s;,
and lot in the village OF Midi. -,
bounded by proprrty Of ,Anrew @a.,-
dai' and Tho,nae Nierr,t, \, g.
Twenty six acres If iYoadia';d hu,.;4d.,;
by lands Of !iona. Mergi, John ,iass,
and Others, ct,i,ainins b. computation
in the whole, four hundred acres more
or less
Seized AMI taken IN execution as the
property of Andrew ]. Peterson, an to
be sold by
Francis Haugt!ey. Shift.
Z, Newcastle, sept. Su.h, 1918.
! BY virtue of writ of yend ex. to me
directed. vii! be exposed to public sale,
at the house Of .saian tieis.er, VIII Of
st. Georges, in Red ion hundred, on
Tuesdar the | 5th daY Of ,c uber next. at
10 O'clock, A, NJ. Household and l,tci,pn
furniture, one horse. one gig and n,itess,
'one COW &c Sc. Aisc the following ees-
lcribed life estate. situate in RED lion
hundred, bounded by laatls of Major
Foreman, Elizabeth Eo'de and Others,
containing ninety.mine acres.
| Seized and taken in xScu.ion, as he
property Of Isaiah H-istsr. and to be sold
|by
Francis Kang;ey, sheriff.
| Newcastle, Sept so, 1878.
BY virtue of sundry writs Of Vcnd.
Elk. to me directed, viii be exposed 10
lpublic sale, at the house Of David nriatna
Wilmington, in christina hundre,i, IN
ednesday the l4th day of October mex,
at 70 o'clock, A. NJ. one gig and harness.
one COW and CALI, black smiths tools
household and ;itchen furniture, &c sc
Also the following described properly,
situate in the Borough Of Wilm!ne,o
and hundred of Chris.iana, to wit: No. |.
A lot Of Land OIL King street, between
| High and Third streets, with two story
house thereon erected.-No. 9. A 10, Of
Iground at the corner of Third and King
street, with frame Black smith shop
thereon erected.-No. 8. A lot OF land on
French street, adjoining lands Of John
Watson, aid others, containing acres
more or less.
| Seized and taken in execution. IS the
property Of Michael Lavery, and to be
sold by
Francis Haughey, aherifl:
Newcastle, Sspt. 80, 1879.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07

merce, national pursuits. national
Improvement. IF newspapers are the
productions most read in our country,
lei them be worthy Of perusaI.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Adrift, Boat.

A round bottom aoat, was taken up
adrift in the river Delaware, between
Deep water Point ard New Castle close
into the Jerrey shore, on Saturday last.
The owner by proving property, and pay
ing charges, can have her again by ap-
plying to
Gorge Baker,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
From the albany Gazette.

ASVm bbe NsOANy oU<CtsCs
His eXcellcncy Governor Clinton.
and the Hon. Stephen Van Rensselaer,
two Of the Canal Commissioners. left
this city on Monday last. Cor Utica.
1t is the intention of these geutleinAu,
We understand, to he present at the
approaching cattle shows and fairs in
several Of the counties in the western
district-comuencing at Waterfowl.
jefferson county, on the 2sth inst.
Several other gentlemen Of distinction
from this city, il is also said. will at
tead these interesting exhibitions.
We learn ny the Com. Porter from
ST. Mary's. that several thousand Ia
dians and negroes had collected in The
neishborhood ef st. Augustine, AM
beco,ar troublesome to the frontier
inhabitants OF Georgia. Ii was eye'
said they had encroach.d SO far to
wards st. NIary's, as to render tht
with the southern Dor
|1ers uns.ltf.
WesIso learn by this arrival, tina,
j, was very si:kly NJ Amelia lslan,
md that OF the 900 troops which form
ed The garrison, one hundred were ii
the hospital. .Mer. Adr.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07

Wilmington, Oct. 5th.--6t.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
s.kCURES PERFORMED !
Though heretofore considered fass rssef BY
DIR. RELFE'S
BOTANICAL DROPS

~ ~ A1~AO
OF MR. Saearnsan. carpenter Of Bosis, VAS ~
lvk months afflicted with ,umoar on tie
back OF his hand which incapaciated him for wolk,
after having tried every thing vain, and suisrrec
operation his hand, and considered incurable.
was cured and restored to health by taking bottles
of these drops
Sfr. W,igis Of Boston. was years afflicted With
fever sore on Of his legs, hsd led most nled
cines without effect, was cured by bottles
Il Child Of -Hr. BHrrru, Of Hanov-r was cured
of Ulcers and Bes, some of which had eat down TO
the ribs, by 3 bottles This child was considered
in dying state when he began taking these dsops.
I'm Infant Of Boston, was covered all over With
eruplions bind with both eyes, was cured by boe-
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severeIy afflicted
for i6 years, with an eruption ali hers ATTENDED
with most tsrmenting itehings burniogs and botcN-
es, had lost thereby Two toe and ore fnger nsnss
was cured by bottles she had no, leit her room
for months. and considered PAST all relief!
"A Gentleman Of Leringloh, was .faicted 90 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain no reLsi.
was cured by 4 bottles. f
Il Gentleman Of Besios. his wife and children
was many years afflicted with crup,ions. had tried
every medicine witlost success was cured BY these
Drops
.dGens1sman Of Rer5n,y. was 50 years afflicted
with humor on one Of legs, attended with bu'niES
itching and blotches. was reGgned as pas, reiiefs
for 80 years could not lie in bed at times. was pes
fectiy cured by these drops.
a Lady Of CharLesso~n was .No years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had uieb
every assis, ance. and considered past relief,
traction had formed, when on taking these Drop>
and using DR. Jehb's Linimept, in weeks she bad
the free use OF the joint, the pain lief, her. and y
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure for seprvy, scre-
fuia, ST. An.honys fire, Ieprocy, rinpled faess, -
srged glands sore legs, ulcers even when the bons
is affected, veneral tsints when mercury has faiteds
are the best spring and autnmnal physic. and may
be given to children with perfect safety Price 81,
or six bottles for Ave dollars, IL bottles for 80
IL dozeo for Sl00 -GJr FAX for "Dy Relies Bstair
ical Drops"-None genuine, unipss signed W..
r. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, W.T.. Conway, chemist, MOL Bum
sted Place, Boston; by his special appointment BY
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drrggisf,
No. ITO, Thamss-s,reet, Newport.
Also, By
Lemuel w Briggs, Brisfsi, Hercules Whitney, j.
II Mason, Providence, Dyer and Howes, VindtGsn .
Greene, NesS- London Isaac Bull, Hartford snd
most druggists book sellers and postmasters thro'
out the United States-where may be had all those.
Justly esteemed and highly opprsvcd Medicines"
prepared by" w. 7. Conway"
Dec. 5, 1917 Iyl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
MlsCnLLAN1oUS ARTICLES.
From the LSncc ster journal.
RECEIPT TO M sKE a GE.vTLEJM.4t


RECEIPT 10 M sKE a GE,vTLEJMaI.
j. Get pytamieal hat, abou, 10 inches
hsh--b! sck, ,f possible. II you csB'l get
SIsek, then substitute one Of straw.
y, A pretty thick covering OF hair, on
head that contains az much brains a. would
physic q swallows the ringlets must hang
gracefully over the empty forchesd, and few
Nurls adorn the hinder part Of ths sconce,
.. a skirt, IL YOU Gun afford IL. Botif you
cant tnen shirtcc, with pretty broad ROTH y.
The rui]c must DO In hoc pleats, aboa, 10
ehes down, takiog tho chin for the place Of
be ginning.
4. A vaisseoat pointed at tho bottom, so
80 , rest snb!c as nearly ss possible the spou
O! q pilchcr tho back of the waisteoat most
Re handsomely pc' forated With holes, through
which muss be drawn a string, with which
The waislcoat must be tightly laced, so a. 10
IN Ike the body resemble as aeady as possi-
Gle half pint decantsr turaed upside down,
or sugar loaf on Its end. FMS wais,soat,
mark ~, must have nothing more than on a
poloey for . collar suck round the upper
edge, ike the rim Of a do.ch oven.
S. A white cravat, pretty well starehed,
rolled round piece OF pas,c-bosrd atapted
60 ,as shape Of the mock and chin, tied as
tight as ysu can conveniently bear 1t. The
paste board. .s,ltfsning may be dspenccd with,
ii you cao aHo'd 10 purchase patent psd--or
poultice, as some call IL.
6. A palr Of Cossac pantalooos, wide c.
nouga to hold three bushels of potatoes,
shaped like q buuor-chufn turned up side
down. about foot shorter than your lcgs,
with u broad hem below. Take care to'hsyc
them made as indeeeu,ly narrow about the
hips as oa' s.odes,y' will permit
2 A pair Of boslees, about 10 inches long
right aud lett, aud very tight about tho On
cles. II you can conveniently tre spass
90 much on yaur haances, yoa wsy weas
stockings--which 10 very seldom done, pa'
ticols,iy 1t ihis season OF the gear.
8. A blue ruats' rho " Aist bustcns neat
the shoulders IA you can dsscenily have them
prct,y long skirts. lhtle bit OF velvet rouod
the neck, a, 40 apology for cape. Tn'
coat mast sit very tight. The best way to be
sure Of this, is to have IL made 50 small thst
nobody would think Il yvut own. Tnis cost
however, mss us dispsased with, provide
you have iutis gsss. coas---common'y c''
jed h ftockee-~blue by ell meaas made IKE
susout, but so short that, when the wind blows
!, may shew your posseriors to advantages.
.. Have an elegant wstch-ehsin, at the
end oi IL . great nsnbsr os vstch-sosls,
bou, ono pound IN wsighs--no matter whe'h
e. you have wstek Or not. Shoold you hap
pen 10 be asked In company " What O'Clock u
II" you can readily snsvsr---" upon homo
ins'sm, miss OF ~, (ss tho .rsse nasy .be) !
am the moss nckiigen, ctestSss m the world
do ycu know, hsvu', wound up my watch for
the last two weeks" II you should have no
vaien. you know he crrs@ Vi the joke will
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
EDMUND TIGHT.
-.o:S<:0..


Half the miserie. oi ttc human mind
nigh, be extinguished, would mas alleviate
he calsmlios which the whole human race
ave heirs to, by mutual Offices 1T COMPASSION
and benevolonce. Such Offices IN many Ca.
ses however can consist OF nothing more thar
Kind looks and soothing expfessiCns Of sym
,a,hy, which are like balm of Gi'esd 70 .
wounded spirit they COS, the give. no,bing,
Though they arc often mose prccious Than
pesfls OF gteat price "a tho receiver.
--:o:o~ o:o:-
Tho person who in consefsation deligh's
10 saying ureivil and disobliging thng' o0'
of msre wanionnes, tor the sake of enjoying
t1e confusion and distress OF The objec, OF his
-emsrks, o. he but OF MS 'idicaie,is b. TO"
no society but that Of savages, and 40 Office
90, tina. Of hangmsn.
The man who cauckles and exults st per.
c.lviog the embarsssment Of public spesk.
u who feels no pain in beholding any awk-
sard OF unbecoming exhibition Of mcritori.
aus ,imidny, and who has no sympathy for
feeling OF Justly offended female dcIicacy,
oosscsscs a bad heart. Forn no friendship
with a character OF the description.
--:o:<2:o:-
Truc poltooess is nothing more than the
practice Of coed nature in the little occur
ssnce Of social intercourse according to rules
adopted by common consent in good and gen.
,eel society, il has the happiness OF others
in view, and cndesvours to make companions
pleased with themselves as well az their com
paUy. ---:o:*:o;--
Nothing is so contagious as example
Never is any considerable good or III done
that does not produce IT'S like. We im:iatc
good examples through emus'ion and Dad
onos though msliyniy IN our nature
which shame concealed, and example Gets az
Iibe''y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14

10. Lastly, have very l&ge walking silica
---the half OF brush-handIe, icsded with
lead, win do very well. Ia walking the
streets, this stick must be lified perpeneicu
larry, and in like manner set down. Wear
white gloves by all nesns. Strut absuI as
will suit your convenience, and generally q.
lone, 10 order 10 show your shape TO most I'd
vantage. When you are in male COMPANY
always preface your discourse with ' BY
Cd, sir )" and when you are in company oi
Ladies, never say sny lhing wisout the intro
ducto,y clause" 'pon honor, ns'sm, OF
miss, (as the case may bc.) BY carefully
observing these directions you will most as
.u,ediy be tho /" pink of the fashion," and as
complete q gentleman % the generality si
those whom the comfy OF good nstufed Peo-
pie has honored with that courteous appeila-
lion, and quite as gen,esl as
EDMUND TIGHT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
Il rery valuable Farm,
FOR SALE,

THE. subscriber offers to sellhis Farm, tca'lea
/ the Fothering place Farm,) on Point Judith. IN
South Kiogs,own, containing about 200 acres OF
most excellant land, more than 200 OF which Is in
Point judith pond II has'he most extensive shore
of any farm adjoining the pond, aud by Tar the
most and bes, drawing place for bsss. ale wives
pcsrch, SC Of any c,her 1t will be sold veryreas-
onably and the terms win be easy
Norwich. Con. May 6, 1878 tu1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
By the President of the United States

By The president of the Onited States.
yTyHEkEAs, by al act of Congress, passed on the
w 18th of February, 1918, entitled " An act max
ine provision for the establishment OF additional
Land Offices in the territory OF Missouri" the Pres-
dent Of the United States is authorized TO direct the
public lands, which have been surveyed III the sa,d
territory, to be Offered for sale:
icfore, /, JAMES MoNRoE, President OF the
United States, do hereby declare and make known.
that public sales for the disposal (agreeably TO iaw
of certain lands in the territory OF Missouri, shall
be held in Franklin, in said territory, viz.
On III. FIRST Monday in January next, for the sale o;
Townships No &6 TO 50 in1
s,G,',s ss;, !, and 'f4s'' tow" range -
48 to So and "a
fract'l township 53
48 to So 81 % 90
On the first Monday in March next, for the sale Of
Townships 48 to s5 inclusive IN ranges "a and rs
AZ 10 SO 26 and 27
On the first Monday in May next, for the sale Of
Townships 81 to 50 inclusive in ranges II and IL
81 to 56 IS
So 10 56 IA and S
excepting the lands which have been may be re-
other purposes.
Each sale shall continue as long as may be neces.
sary to offer the lands for sale, and longer, sad
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the Chy OF Washington,
this 1y,h day OF July, one thousand eight hun
dred and ei:h!een.
by the Presidents JAMES MONROE.
"a JOSIAH MEIcs,
Commissioners Of the General Land Ofice
Printers who are nuthsrized to publish the laws
Of the United States, will publish the above once
week ill the first Of May next, aud sent their bills
to the General Land Office for payment.
August 5. isv;fM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
From sas f,Slnki.a Gazette.


SzI.yL1S.
love the man who well can bear
Mistprtune's shg,y irown;
love the heart tnat spurns despair,
ThNsh all It's friends have flown.
love the soul, go nobly proud.
That misery csnnet blight;
The soui that braves the jeerung crowd,
And sterniy claims its light.
love that fortitude, refn'd,
Which sorrow cannot shake;
I love that strength of soul and mind
No earthly power can break
losc the man WHO scorns to bend
seuea,h afR. ions biast
D trust in an ALMIeHrT FRrENp
10 sosth his woes ~ last
BOSTON BARD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
VdLUABLE EARN.

THE subscriber Offers for sale, his Farm situated
1 In Middletown. about one mile and half from
the stste.house in Newport Said Farm contains a.
bou, 60 acres ofsnd, with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees, Of all snds-toge,her with the build
ings thereon standing For other information in.
quire. of ALANSON PECkHhM.
Middlctown. Feb IL, 1918 +