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AN ACT, to authorize ,he payment of COS
tain certI6cates.

tain certI6cates.
BE IL snacfed BY ths Senate and House Of
Rrhresenfcsives Of tie United S,afes Of .fme-
riea, in Congress assem6ied, That so much Of
an act, entilled "An act making further provision
tor the support Of public credit and for the rcdemp,
lion Of the public debt" passed the third day of
March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety Eve,
and much OF the act, entitled, An act respecting
loan ofice and final settlement cert6cates, indents
OF interest, ana the unfunded and registered debt,
credited on the books Of the Treasury" passed the
twetffh day OF June, one thousand &C, sii hundred
and nnciy-eght, rs bars from settlement and allow.
ance, certificates commonly called loaa Office and
&nas settlement certificates, and indcnts Of nterest
be, and the same 10 hereby suspended for the term
sf two years. from snd after the passing Of this act
notification OF which temporary suspension Of the
act of Limitation shall be published by the Sccrcta.
ry of the Treasury. for the Information Of the hold
ers Of said certificates. In one or more Of the pub.
lie pspers in each OF the United statea.
Sec. Q .fnd be {. further enacted, That all cert
hcates, commonly called loan office certificates,
countersigned by the loan officers of the states res.
pectyely hnsl settlements cerfc ates, and indents
OF interest. which vt the lime Of passing this act
shall be outstanding. may be presented at the
Treasury, and upon the same beng liquidated and
adjusted. shall be paid to the respective holders of
the same, with interest," at six percent, from the date
OF the last paymentof interest, as endorsed On said
Sec. lad De IL further enacted. That, for carry.
ing this ACT into effect, the sum Of eighty fho0sand
dollars be appropriated, out of any moasys "a DE
Treasury not otherwise 'pprUpS.'eds
Speaker Of the house Of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLaRD,
President Of the Senates pro.lempote.
April -. Isia--APproved. .u
w III - -.-------- - yAMES MONNOL
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A spsrs. .,se,s, sensible Boy. -Four years old
y wssts sp4ce in s,me Respectable fsmily, an.
Ia Of age. Enquire q this once. Aug.6
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Old No. ll2, Revived !!
NATHANIEL SWEET,


rSFoR1s gHE PvsLIe,
THAT be has, by the assistance Of bis rood
friends. been enabled to settle his unfortunate
business in Boston. and once to establish bim-
self in the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
lHTRE GOOD OLD STAND.
NO. liz, 7Ha1,es-sf. and corner Of CsuyeA.
He has entered into Co-psrtnership with
WILLIAM ENNIS, Esq.
Under the Hrrs Of
NATHANIEL SWEET, & Co,
They hape Jua received a very handsome as-
sorfment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS,
BY fhe lafe arriua.s an Boston,
Purchased al the best advantage with CASH,
which they intend TO sell as low ss at any
s,ore 10 town or state. They invite
their friends, and che public in
general, 70 call and sec for
themselves.
The smallest favor sviH be gratefully aeknosi.
edged.
AMONG THEIR GOODS ARE-
super6ne blue and black Broadcioths Cassi.
meres and Flannels Devonshre Kerseys yestings.
cotton shirtings, blue and yellow Nankns, silk and
cotton Umbrellas; elegant scarlet, white and blue
Cashmere and Waterloo Shswls, cotton, worsted
and silk Hose; black snshAws and Sarsnetts. ele-
giant pink and green 6gur'd Silks for bonnets q
very handsome assortment Of Canton Grapes; Bom-
bazetts bandanno and Gag silk Hsndkcrchiefs /,
black Canton ditto biadrass and common pocket
ditto Dimties, white cambrcs and shifting Cot
tons CaliGoes and Ginghams; book and ieno Mus
lins green and white imitation Merino Shawls |,
Suspenders, buttons, tapes, pins and combs elegant
crimp'd Muslins chez blue India stripes, &c SC
Nathaniel Sweet, & Co.
TRANSACT
.1UC7JO " y co OMHISSlCN BUSINESS
aud will be happy to receive Consignments from
any OF their friends who viii have the goodness 10
entrust Goods to their care.
.B.-N SWEET viii be happy to accommo.
date i've or six persons with good Board and sep
arate Rooms if required. on reasonable terms.
Newport, May IS, 1919 G61
- = -
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WHEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the i7th ct February. 1913. entitled " an act
making provision for the establishment OF addition.
al Lard oiices in the Territory Of Missouri" the
Prcsident OF the United States is authorized TO d-
rectthe public lands which bavo been surveyed in
said territory. to be offered for sale:
Therefore, y. JAaRs MosRoh, President OF the
United States, do hereby declare and make known.
that public sales for the disposal agreeable to law
OF certain lands in the territory Of Missouri, shail
be held as follows. viz; AZ st Louis, in the said
territory. on the first Monday in August, October,
December, February and April next, and three
weeks AFTER each df the said days, for the sale Of
lands in the land district OF ST. Louis Thirty town.
ships shall De offered At each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west Of the 6f,h principal
meridian line, and proceeding westerly.
Al the Ssas ef yssass for Hsrard County, in The
said Territory, on the 6rst Monday in september
and November next, and three weeks afier each OF
said days. for the sale Of lands ian the land district
Of H5Sard Cssnfy. Thirty townships shall be Of.
fered at each sale The first to be in square form,
and TO include the seat OF justice Of the said coun
y - nearly al the centre IS the situation Of the
surveys viii admit, and the second Immediately east
OF the first, sod in the same form excepting from
sale In eaeh district tue lands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes.
Given under my hard. at the city Of waships,o on,
the thirueth day OF April. one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE
BY the President, ,g
--r JOSIAH MEfGs
Commissioner Of the General Land oElce.
U printets Of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws OF the United States, viii insert
the above once week ill April mex, and send their
bills TO the General Land Office for payment,
or map Of the above Lands may be had (pre.
vious to the sales) At the General Land Office, and
At the land Offices in the Missouri Territory The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER
M. l3l Chief Clerk, Generr, Land oifice.
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LETTERS

rERS s..
Office az hrEysors, RI
!, 1918.
Peabody Jeremiah
Peterson John
Pratt kiargerct
peirce John l..
Peterson Cornelius ID.
Palmer John, 2
Palmer William
Potter Robinson, 6
Rockwell Sally
Robinson Benz. Point
Judith
Robinson Robert, 8
Story Joseph L.
Stewart Charlas
Smith Martha
Sim mons Robert w.
Smith Williams
Taylor RosannA
Thurston Latham
Vernon w.
Wilcox Isaiah
Wydown Rev. Mr..
WydOwn Msryaon
Whi,chornc J. G.GS.
Weaver Job
Wilton capt. Moses
White Rhoda
WiIdbour Walter
Weeden abigail
Waite Daniel
Wilkcy Samuel
Army.
M'Carhey sergt. A.
No,taee Nathaniel
White kieut. r. M.
Webber Ii. John A.
White Lieut.. F. b.
Watson Amos
Levcu Manuel
Middiesown.
Amy Samuel
Brown William
CoggcshaIl Wm.
Clarke George
Manchester Giles
Little .Cornhfon.
Cook capt George
Jamesfossn.
Carr Benjamio
Hopkins Ruth
Weeden Benz. E.
Porssaorfh.
An,hony Abigail
Aev Shorshan.
Sands Nsih. @.
red on fhe Sabbath.
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AMoxo THEIR GOODS ARR
Nathaniel Sweet, & Co.

.dUCTIONI y co MfISSION BUSINESS
aud will be happy to receive Consignnents from
any OF their friends who viii have the goodRess 10
entrust Goods to their care.
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REAL ESTATE---dt auction.
On MONDAY, May 2sih--.i r'eioek
On the premises,
(Uass presisass &spssed Of al trfpase saie. y
A FABN, sausteJ in Portsmouth, sboui Eve miles
VI from Newport. on the east rosd, consisting ofs-
oout IS acres. with dwe'lirg-house thereon stan
dmg--ihe lAnd ren wsscred--And IN al respects, az
eiigibie su8fIon tor q -.ai.cmsn's ecuntfy seat.
For rparticulars. it9ulr- & $. II. YiNsoN.
Newport, May l3, l8i8.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
April 27,h, 1919.

Noiiee is hereby green.
THAT the several acts of limitation
u heretofore passed. and which barred the allow
ance aud settlement OF certain evidences Of public
debt have been suspended for two years. by an act
passed the iSth Of April. 1918, Of which the follow
ing Is COPY. WM. H. CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of the 2rsassry
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U prntets Of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws Of the United States, viii inser
the above once week ul April mex, and send ,hei.
bills TO the General Land Office for payment
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st would have he'd. Il IA ihconeeisoble how
every movtmens cf or Gsurrnmenf is watch
ed in Eoglsnd. Tney b.to and eosy Us. and
one 1T the unceasiDg occupations ol their
prints is TO cainmniete US, and 10 leave no
mesn soesssysd 10 create an Ill disposition
towards US, among the powers Of the cent.
Uep.. These last, and their pc eopc, ,>iorm al
their opinions and notions Of hmerics, and of
the state Of society, sscisl and political in The
United States. From The representations of
Eogiand md really II is incompre he nsible
how entire. y the confidence Of all ne world,
especially on our subject, seems pinned To
The sleeve OF EngIand Even France seems
10 have lost all knowledge Of and almost all
inleres, 10 US, ard like the rest OF Europe
Judges Of US after the accounts and wishes of
The English. For this reason among Others,
Iregrst the opposition of tn, lsst congress
10 our foreign missions ihsir expsnce would
be we'll rcmunerated il il were only in the
eject which The residence Of we'll educated
and well bred American family at the plinci-
pal courts OF Europe, would have, in giving q
correct idea OF ,ho state Of society 10 America,
snd 10 Uptiling the foul and sboniinatle ca
iamnies, TOO successfully circulated agsinst
the United Sa,es and every thiog connected
with lhsm The British Minister at this
court, who you know is Poe, and Wit,
says, that ihets is nosV a set-oH Tor ali cur
jokes about Z" Cohenhagen Jackson" end IN
sists on il, "Pensaesia Jackson" is quite as
opposite a tide as the other.
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Several seporis and bill. were passsd sta.
ges.
"A report from The Treasury Dspaisnsnt
was recei,ee recommending rn bbuliuen Of
the ex,s,ing lndisD trading ssiaSlis bmenis Of
The Y. 5 and providing Tor the Opening Of
The nsde with the Indians, 10 iLdis.6uals,
under suitable iesvlaii1ns.
Mr.. Hoimes. (Chsi' imam Of the Com mi,iee
OF Foreign kelsicns,) picpc.co that Tho
Com. on MiImsry Affairs be discharged frona
the consideration OF THAI part Of the Prcsi-
dents Message, which reiaiss to tho execu-
,lon of Aiba,Lhot shd -Ambristes, and that
the ssme be referred 10 the Cos. of Forsigo
Rsia,ions, with instructions ,o inquire, whs,b-
CT, iO said uials, the constitution and laws1f
the Y. 5. or the Law II ns.iIEs, had be eH vio-
ialed. A pro,sscted debate ensued, when
lhs mouoo OF Ms. Holmes was ordered 10
lie on the table.
The engrossed bill making partial sp.
preparation for The support OF The military es.
iablisbment tor the year 1919 /; the engI essed
bill for Tho relief of William Barton aua
the engrossed bill for the relief Of The heirs
OF Afdolphu. Bure haidi, were sevsfaIly read
'he third time ana passed.
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eardsd. rslinqsish, a: ough, to do, eli
inief msdling with public affairs, committing
myself cheerfully TO the watch and care Of
those, for whom, IN my turn, have watched
and cared.
When contemplate the immense saysn-.
ces 10 science, asd discoveries in. the ss,s
which have been made within the period Of
my life, look forward with eon6dsnce to G.
quail advances by the present generation
and have no doubt they will consequent.
ly be as much wiser than We have been,
as We than our fathers were, and they
than tho burners Of witchesS even the met
sPhysicsl contest, which you so pleasantly ds-
scribed TO me in formet letter, will probss
bly, end IN improvement, clearing the mind of
Pialonie mysticism, and uninteliigibis ja-gon.
Although age is taking from me t6s pow.
or OF communicating by letter with my
friends, az lndustrio0siy as he &c lofore, 4 shall
still claim with them the same place they
will ever hold 10 my ELECTION, and on thi,
ground with sinceiity and pleasure, assure
you Of my great esteem and respect.
TIL. JEFFERSON.
Doctor BENJAMIN WAT1RHousE.
Cambridge, Mass.
s~
An important fact and docunerts relating to
this Question will be found in paper sf Feb.
~. 1873, and communication from our correspon.
dent Ptntoreh"
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Erracf Of a irfer from yenfier'rn in fae
Nsrth Of Aurene. 10 G friend in Sai'imors.
Tho nsws Of Gen. Jackson's ocespation Of
Pensacola spd Barraocss, hes casssd Cos
siderable sensation throughout Europe. The
English have done every thin. in their powes
o add TO IL, by their agents snd hhelsos prints
Indeed, I might say they have given an i'm.
portsnce to the affair, watch IL olhsr else sss-
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NEWPORT.
HfGHLY IMPORTANT.
WED.NASOAY, DEezMssx Is, 1919

We understand, that on the Goth Of
October, tie day before he lately left Lcn-
don on ms return to Paris, Nh. Gaialiu,
IN conjunction with MIR. Rush, sigIed
TREATY between tie United States
and Great-Britain, which had just been
concluded, by those gent1h.en, wi,h
PlenlpotentiarIes on the part Of Great
Britain; but we do not learn that any
copy of this Treaty has yet been recslv-
cd here Mar. In!eliae9cer.
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THE 7'fAH7Y-1he ws of the signs.
tatc OF a Treaty with Great Brisin, by our
C0mtaissioDets al London, csDno; bui be ac.
cepIao!e. What arc the provisions of ths
treaty II Is true, We are 90, informed but
there is every reason 70 believe, il WIN prove
TO be favorable to our Interests. end respect
tai 10 our rights II is not ptobublc thai hlr.
SSeiiati1 aud Mr.. Rush would have sssenied
TO Treaty OF sny othsr character; and, that
10 extrao diua'y c fort was necessary 10 pro-
cure such al one, we may infer from iis bav-
ing beca negotiated and concluded wnhin q
space OF lime, much shorter than is usually
consumed in The formal ion of T,es,y, en-.
hracing stipola,ions, expecting trade and ia
Ierconrse between na,jons sqssliy ia, g ling
sna commereia, I'D partitpta'!y wh.ss Ire
colonial t,ado is one OF Inc scPics.
II has yeen supposed, fronl the ssddepnsss-
OF oor inaosDation ef the eig Sa,ure OF q Tres-
~, wi,hitss month after We learn, that me-
gocia,i5na was in progress, }hst ihis Tses,y
may Go nothing more than ,tpe agi.emeni 10
proloDg the Convention OF lis, aaser,,d 10
IN the Presidents Message. This .uppo.i-
t'os is rot correct. The Tsea'y !, one, We
hope and believe, embracing an sdjostmeDt
OF all material points in controversy between
us and q ca, Britain; which.,houyh the cen-
ttoversy hes been and was likeiy 20 Continue
an amicebIc oGe, as neither unimporant 10
our mercantile inteyest, nor TO a per@shent
good understanding between Gi.at Bn ala
and America
The Ttea,y may be expected, we presume,
every day; Ia which case, l; will no dcub!,
pass the ordeai Of The SENATs duNng lhs
present Session Of Cong Sss,--.NIr. Incl
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c0ADITI0AS.

The volume will contain about 400 fsr
psges, impressed on 6oe papes, and win Z
new aod elegant type. Price 10 Boasd-, 5 I
so eents. rs
Subscriptions -eceived at kussrH ~ Goyd-
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UNIFORM BANKRUPT LAW.

law To establish an unIforR system ct
bankruptcy, is Ioudly called for from mspy
paris Of the Upred States. BY the 4lh srii-
Gle o! the S,h section Of tho constIy uion, the
power 10 enact such q law is expressly dele
gated, that 1t seen. to bs almost imposed up
on congics as dufy TO enact II. The lave
OF The individual states cannot be rsndsied
compstent TO do justice between debsr and
creditor; and mary Of them are disgrscsd
BY mean self fiptersst--,oealiztd Tor the es-
peeie benefit Of creditors resident in Tho
state, &c. A scheme certainly, may be de-
vised which, compelling fraudulent men 10
pay, their debts OF give up thei' property,
snail also relieve the unfortunate ettor, snd
enable him to .esome his usefulness in socfs.
". general baokiupt law weuid sperats
upon ineorhora'ons as well as iAdisiduals, aud
be the very thing to shut up every swinc.
log or Ill directed banking institution, eaus-
ing the whole race Of money makers to ta
exceedingly cautious Of their mcssments---
and in preventing, perhaps. the future es,as-
lishnenS of aoy. bank not based upon real
capital. The accomplishment of these oh
j>c,s is 50 exceedingly important, as TO over.
balance every thing that can he alleged a.
gsinst sueh law. II will add TO the proh's
and faeuita,e the business Of good banks, and
destroy the res,.--Aiiss' Reyisfer. .-
-:p:O:o:-
Let,srs have bssn received from Buenos
Ayres, which statr, that q conspiracy he'd
,een discovered against The presspt-suprsrns
director Puyrreydou. This ronspirsicss prc-
posed TO rise on his person, when passing
/ from the city to his country seat, and ship
him on, Of the country. The discovery was
made three days before the p.as was to have
5cen pu, in execution. The eonspira;ors
were seized The sswe night in bed and con-
vsysd TO pri,oo. A~engs, The eopseifaieis
are rsationed Aguierre, krismeodi anda
sumber of The most respectable eitizens u
Buenss hyres-D. P,esa
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OF TnE
cOVERNORS or OF.MaSGfCHUSETTS
FROM 1865 To i775, AND
THE ANSWERS
Ofthe House Of Reh,rsentaiives, 10 Me same 1,
With several Addresses and ness buttons af The
R:pre sentatiyes, for that period, subjects
relating to the political controversy, whicE
lead to and issued in the Kevoulon.
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New Publications.
TUST Received and for sale by the
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TUST Received and for sale by the
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Capt. Tuckey's Narrative of an
Expedition to explore the RiverZaire,
usually called the Congou. in South
crn Africa. in 1915, to which are adj
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The possibility of approaching the
North Pole asserted by the Hon. ID.
harrington. with an appendix con-
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and on a Northwest Passage, by Col.
Bcaufoy. F. R. S. illustrated with a
Map of the North Pole. according to
the latest Discoveries.
Hobhouse's Historical Illustrations
of the fourth Canto of Childe Harold,
containing Dissertations on the HUNS
IF Rune, and an Essay on Italian Ill
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Joyce's Dialogues in Chemistry for
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The Brownie of Bodsbeck and other
Tales, by James Hogg, Author OF
Queens Wake. &c.
Marriagc, a novel. =,
The Bachelor and the Married
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Foliage, a Poem, by Leigh Hunt.
The Fudge Family in Paris.
Yuma. or the Tree of Health, and
other Tales. by Mad. dc GENTS.
A Help to the profitable Reading
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Edward Bickersteth.
The Testimony of Natural Theo-
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The Life of Mrs. Isabella Graham.
Mrs. Martha Ramsay.
Rev. Dr.. Buchanan.
DR.. Watson, Bishop of
Landau.
Ellis's Account of Lord Arlherst's
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Rambles in Italy. by an American.
Rob Roy Nc Gregor ; or Aud
Lang Syne. a Musical Drama.
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Ship Timber, Sc.

'yNHE subscriber, residing on Malta
woman Greek, in Charles County,
MARYLAND. will dispose Of (standing) q
large quantity of first rate White Oak
Snip Tiaber, Wharf Logs. Timber suit
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,nrposes, in any quantity; likewise Sc
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aere is pavisable water to the spot.
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Charles County Court,
uarch Tsrm 1918.
BILL IN CHANCERY.
, Robert Perry
[tWUN'
rersus


rersus
james B DunninglOn, Robert Cunning
ton, Francis TAYLOR and Elizabeth b.
his wife. James Bl khan and Catharine
his wife, William Simmons and Esther
his wife, heirs Of William Dunnington.
JNHE Complainant alleged in his bill
4 that the Respondents have in pos.
session the real estate Of their deceased
,ther WIN. Huntington, whose personal
estate was nor sufficient for the payment
Of mis- debts. Wm. Dunnington's estate
is indebted to the complainant in large
-um of money. The object OF the bill is
% procure decree for the sale oil the
and, for the payment OF the debts re-
naming unpaid by the, personal estate.
Spme of the heirs of WIN. Dunningtnn
are nouresidents. is thereupon, at
motion of the Complainant, ordered tnat
ne cause a copy of this order to be in
serted in the Alexandra Gazette tor the
space of three months, to the intent that
the absent defendants Gay have notice OF
this application, and OF the subject and
object of the bill, and may be warned TO
appear in this court in person or by So
Iicitor, to shew cause, if any there be,
wherefore a decree should not pass as
pr:ycd. Teste.
JOHN BARNES. elk.
Inn. o. SIN
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For Sale or Rent.

sx A large two story brick dwelling
tlTS4 house situated on the east side 81
u.ss Westinghouse. between Queen y
49, Princes.-streets.
Twill also lease Tor q term OF years, scye-
raj small farms lying on each side OF the
Little RIVER Turnpike road, about seven
miles from this place. ,,-,,,,c,
September 7 mw!ZW
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PROPOSALS.
Blu Gideon FairmGn, John BinnS and
Charles S. Parker,
TO PUBLISH


A Splendid Edition of
WashiagtOn's Fare,ceH Address.
To the People of the United States.
THE world has seen enough ofwar-
riors and of Heroes-enough Of Sta
tcsmen-of men who have guided Ar
mics in the field. or dictated as Sa-
ges in the Cabinet, for the exclusive
purpose Of Ambition. History from
its earliest page to the present day.
has offered to DIR contemplation. only
ONE WASHINGTON, but ONE MAN.
whose dangers in war, and labors in
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appalled,, nor defeat depressed /; who,
persevering in the justice Of his cause,
wooed Victory till he won her: who
coveted no reward but the well earn
ed appreciation of those whose interest
he lived to promote who renowned
all public honors, when they ceased to
be the necessary instruments Of good
to the people, whose gratitude confer
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