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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
NMu 10, 1915.

HIUy 10, 1878.
NJ Office is hereby given TO the prortie,ors OF
" Stock, issued under the convention with
France, of the 30th of April, 1903, commonly cal
led Louisiana Sock. that, on the 2Ist OF October.
next ensuing the date thereof a further payment,
accoun, Of the principal of said stock will be
made, at the rate Of fifty four percentum on the
remaining moieiy, or unre6eemed PORTION thereof:
and that the same will be paid to the respective
proprietors, or 10 their attorneys duly authorized,
the day before mentioned, at tie Treasury in
Washington, or at such Loan Office, on the looks
whereof any portion of said stock may stand.
Information is further given. that tie interest
due al the time Of redemption, such part Of
said stock as is held in Europe. will be Paid as
heretofore in London end Amsterdam, ard that the
interest such part cG said stock has been do
mestica,ed. will be paid at the same time with tie
principal. either at the Treasury, or at tie Loan
Offices, as before mentioned And il is also hereby
made known, that interest on that portion Of said
LOUISIANA Stock, intended TO be redeemed as Store
said, will cease and determine on the sIs day Of
October, 1879. WM. II. CRAWFORD,
l9w.l Secretary of tie Treasury.
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FRAG NJ ENT.

And there we're two who loved, but never told
Their love TO one another; years had rolled
Since passion touchd them with has purple wing
Though still their youth was in ts blossoming.
Lofty Of soul, as riches were denied,
He deemed Il mean to WOO wealthy bridcs
And (for her tears were secrct) coldiy shc
Wreath'd her pale brow in maiden dignity
Yet each had caught the Others eye reposing,
And, far as looks disclose, the truth disclosing;
But when they met, pride, checkd the SOULS warm
sigh,
And frose the melting spirit Of the eye
A pride in vulgar hearts that never shone;
And thus they loved. and silently loved o.
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BY the President Of the u. States.

Dy INC |cSINCNt " f/Lc u. DtUICJ-
w uEREAs, by an act of Congress, passed on
w the third of March, 1915, entitled An acc
TO provide for the sscertainDg and surveying OF
the boundary lines fixed bv the treaty with the
Creek Indians. and tor other purposes" the Fresi-
dent Of the United Stales is authorized 10 cause
the lands acquired by the said treaty to be offered
for sale, when surveyed:
United States, do hereby declare and make known.
that public sales forthe disposal (agreeable to law
of certain lands in the territory Of Alabama, shall
be held at Huntsville, in said territory, as follows
On the first Monday in July next, for the sale OF
townships 9, 10, IL, IL, 13 and H. in ranges and
2. west-9 10, H. IL, l3 and II. in range l. east
9. IL, IL and Ia, in range 2, esst--l2 and l3, in
range 9, east-l1, 10 and l3, in range A, east.
On the first Monday in September, for the sale OF
townships and 10, in range 3, VESTS, 10, H., 10,
49, IA, Is, l6, IL, 10. g, 20 and 81, in ranges
and S, west.
On the first Monday in Move n ber, for the sale Of
townships, 9, 10 and H. in ranges and z, wes--
3 and ~. in range 8, west-9, 10 and IL, in range
9, west9 10, III and IL. in range 10, wesl-,9, 10.
H. ~ and l3. in range IL, west-9, 10, IL, IL, l3
and Ia. in rarge II, west
On the first Monday in January, 1890, for the
safe Of townships g. 10. H. l2, Is and ID in ranges
- and II, west--lO, II, ~. l3 and IA, in rarge
Is, west-l1, IL, IS and Id. in range l6 west-- II
aTd 13, in range IL, west.
And sales shall be held at Cahabs in the said
territory, on the frs, Monday in August next, for
the sale Of townships g 10, H. l2. l3. "a and 5. 10
range So 10, IL, IL, l3, Is and is. in range g.
IL, in range 10 and IL, in range 9--8, 3. 10 and
H. in ranges 10 and 11-9, 10 and IL, in range IL.
Excepting such lands as have Teen, or shall he, re-
served according to law, for the use Of schools
and for other purposes. Each sale shall continue
open for two weeks aud no !snger, and shall com.
mence with the lowest number of section, township.
and range, and proceed in regular numericsl order.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this twentieth day of March, one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President. JOSIAH MEiGS
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
GJ> Printers of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws of the United States, will hsere
the above week till the first of January next.
Aprii T.
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pathetic story, and appeal to their char
ty for assistance to prosecute his journey.
The landlord of the stage tavern and a
neighbour. who happened to be present,
were not deaf to the claims ofa poor SOL
der, and between them gave him FIVE
dollar bill, never expecting to hear from
him again. A week ago Mr.. Perry put
up at the same tavern, on his way to his
friends. In a neat dress of home-spun
the venerable soldier presented himself
to the landlord and said T" Sir some
years ago in time of need you gave me
five dollars--I am now a bensioner and
am able to pay you--hcre is your mon-
ey with my renewed thanks for your
Kindness" The landlord at length re-
cognized his long forgotten guest, and
was compelled by the honest pride of the
soldier to take back the boon of charity.
albany Register.
-:oMo:-
Present Pohulafion The table Of popula-
ten and territory of the prescpt civilized
world, as exhibited by Mr.. Bris,sd, gives TO
China 200 millions, and 200 900 square
miles OF territory; TO Great Rritan, 30 mil
lious Of population, ard 100 900 square milos;
md to the United States, 10 millions and
$500, 900 miles and the ,oSsl OF the world
Is. Of population, ASS 800, 600, aod of territory,
s6s7 900 square miles so that the United
States have tho largest home territory of all
the nations except Russia. China is not in
ciuded in this, because il contains many parts
barbarous, helpless, aod Of no effect. Britain
possesses so millions of subjects in hor col.
onial empire, and covers dominion equal to
nearly one fifth Of the whole surface OF the
globe, but her main strength must always de-
pend vpon the resources, intelligence, spirit,
and character Of her native population in the
British Isles
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For Sale. or 10 Lei.

THE following Estates--House, No. 49, on Broad.
4 street, with all the appurtenances. Said house
will do well for public house. Also a new house
on Tanner and Oak-streets, 80 by 20 feet on the
ground, two stories high. with large stable. A
news store on the Long. wharf, 80 by 90 feet. two
stories high, with the wharf in front, in good re-
pair. lying near the bridge. Also, two or three
small houses and the land they stand on in differ
ent parts of the town. One half Of body pew in
the Cd Baptist Meeting House, in this town. Also
for sale, first rate cbaise aud harness, good
horse aud Wagon and harness. Doors, ready
made window-frsmes and sashes. Lumber OF var
ious kinds
Also for ssie-7s acres Of the best kind of Yer
mont land, selected by Mr.. Christopher Sweet for
his own settlement Apply to
ABNER HATHAWAY.
Eewport Mar q:
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been on the 10Th inst.
i sppointed by the Court OF Probate Of the
Town Of Newport, Guardians ON the Persons and
Estate of PerER ID. DEAN, HESRv II. DRAx.
WiLLiAM r. DRAN X sxrm H. DsAS, and having
accepted said truss. and given bonds according to
Law: Now therefore, all Persons are required to
take notice thereof. aud to govern themselves &C.
cordiugly-as no debts contracted by either Of the
said wards, after the 10Th inst will be paid.
STEPHEN CAHOoNE,
ROBINSON POTTER
Newport, Sept. 29, 1919.
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NOTICE.

CAME into the possession Of John G. Hoxsic. in
~ damage fsassnt some time in the month OF
June last. last Springs stear Calf midng sine Of
q reddish colour, having no artificial mark. with
some white on ilis forehead; the owner Of said Cs,f
10 hereby requeste ed TO prove property pay the ex-
pence Of keeping and crying and take him away
within q year and day. Given under my hxne
Chsriestown, this 28,h day Of September 1919
Witness. SAMUEL STANTON, 7ssn- Clerk.
Oct. IS.
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POETRY.
ABRIDAL SERRNADE.

ABRIDAL SEREN.dDE.
Wilt thou not awaken. Bride of May,
White flowers are fresh, and the sweet bells chime
Listen and learn from my roundeiay,
How all life's pilot boats sapd one day
A match with time.
= Love sat on Iotos-leaf aAoat,
And saw old Time in his loaded boat,
Slowly he cross'd Life's narrow tide,
While Love sat ciapping his wings. and cried,
Who will pass lime !"
Patience came first, but soon gone,
With helm and sail to help Time on;
Care and Grief could not lend an oar,
And Prudence said, while he stsid on shore.
"Iwat for Time 70
Hope filed with flowers her cork tree bark,
And lighted It's helm with glow worm spark;
1hen Love when he saw her bark fly fast,
Said" Lingering Time will soon be past,
Hope out speeds Time p
Wit went nearest old Time to pass,
With his diamond and his boat OF glass;
A feathery dart from his store he drew.
Aud shouted, while far and swift il hew-
so mirth kills Time p
But Time sent the feathery arrows back,
Hopes boat Of amarantbs mssd its track,
Then Love bsde his butterfly pilots move,
and laughing, said, I" They shall see how Love
Can conquer Time"
His gosssner sails he spread with speed,
But Time has wings when Time has needs
Swiftly he oross'd Life's sparkling tide,
And only Memory stay'd to chide
Implying Time.
Wake and listen then, Bride Of May!
Listen and heed thy minstre's rhyme
Still for thee some bright hours stay,
For It was hand like thine they say,
Gave wings TO lime.
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TO LET,
Hnd hossessi

And hossession gruen Immediately.
THAT well finished and convenient dwelling
L house, situated in Milistreet, recently occupi-
ed by Capt. JAMES b. PHILLIPS, the House con.
tains Ten apartments and good cellar kitchen,
with an excellent we'll of water and rain water, cis
tern in the yard. an out building suitable for a wood
or chsise house. For terms apply TO
July 81, 1919 THOMAS TOWNSEND.
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BY tkH Presiden, Of The u. States.
yXyhEREAs, by an act Of Congress, passed en-
w the Cd day of March. 1915. entii ed "An set
to provide for The ascersining and surveying Of the
boundary lines fixed BY the treaty with The Greek
Indians and for other purposes" the President of
of the United States is authorized cause the lands
acquired by the said treaty to be offered for sale.
when surveyed.
Therefore, L. JAMES MoNRoE, Presiden, Of the.
United States, do hereby declare and make known.
that public sales for the disposal sgreestiy to law
Of ceriain lands in the Alabama Territory shall be
held at Cahsba, in the said territory, on the irse
Monday IN December next, and shall continue for
three weeks during which time will be offered for
sale,
Townships No. 9 To 15 in range S.
Townships 9, 10. II, 10, I3, Is, lS, in range
9, 10, ii, IL, in do
9, 10. ii, IL, in do g
except such ands as lave been or shall be resery-
ed by law for the support of schools, for other
purposes. The lands shall be offered for sale ia
regular numerical o,der commencing with the low
est number OF section township and rarge.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
the 24th of August 1919.
JAMES MONROE,
By the President:
JOSIAH MEI6S, Commissioners Of tie
General Land Office.
Printers authorized TO publish the Laws OF The
United States will insert the above once week liz
the 1st of December next.
September g.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

TIVE subscrIber's Evening School com
L menced on Monday last, in che room in which
his day school is kept, opposite Capt. THoNAs
HgDsoN's, tor the instruction and sccommcd dation
of those in the ssuthern district, and oihsrs, who
laudaby desire 10 improve their evenings
BENZ. NJ. CARD.
Newport, Sept. %.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribe, offers to draw all
4 kinds Of Wsiing -snch as Deeds Bonds,
Bs Of Sale, Pctitioa, ior relief where the Revnene
Laws have been violated Also Msniests for Coast.
ing Vessels, &c Application to be made at the
house next west Of Mr.. Charles Fete's.
EDMUED L. ELLERX.
Newport. Sept %
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UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

Informs .Ae fu6de in general e his JrienGs in
Particular.
THAT he has taken the noted House OF Col.
> James Perry's, No. 100, Thames street, lately
improved by nr. DOVE Public House, and
which hc proposes 10 accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemcp who may do him the honor to call upon
him, with the beat fare the market may afford NO
exert,ons shall be wanting to crafty ard ob!ige-
TIE best of Liquors will be ready at command, and
good keeping OF Horses constantly provided.
: ora few steady Borders Oadies ard gentlemen }
car be accommodated in the best manner.
NeWport July l.
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II NOBLE act.

" >
|. SQme time since we published a re-
inrKable instance of honor and honesty
in,pSquakcr. We now have the pleas
x(e>H presenting similar instance in a
gentleman Of very different profession
from the friend Of peace.
<Forl the following anecdote Of Mr..
HsSsy, an old Revolutionary soldier, we
(cpSi Sihdsbted to a gentleman Of high re-
I ability, who was an eyewitness of
ycn1sc6pe. 1t occurred at Schenectady
Rheta Rw days since: Some ten OF fif.
|trrp years ago Mr.. Perry set out from
&st OF the eastern states to visit his
kissnds living in the western part of this
state. BY the time he had reached
Schenectady, he found his purse ex-
haustedS. he was old, in6rm, destitute,
and among strangers; but to strangers
he was oOmpeIled % relate bis short and
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FOR SALE,
House.
.siso- Military Equipments, suitable for field Of
fcer. Apply to WIN. JAMES TlLLEY.
Newport, sept 8, 1919
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FRESH TEAS, GIN, &c.

CHARLES Nj. THURSTON,
las just received.
20 chests aud so boxes souchong Tea;
10 do hysonskin do;
10 hhds. rye Gin;
40 bbs do do
hhds. w l. Rum;
3 pipes Cognac Brandy, 9TH proof,
Wines, by the quarter cask
Boxes and bbls Havana sugars;
1900 VT lump do;
10 bags Pimento do Pepper;
$500 VT. pure Ginger;
Molasses, by the hid. .f
1000 Spanish segars;
500 sides SoaI-Lcather;
Together with general assortment Of Wines,
Liquors, and Groceries. at retail.
Newport, Oct. 6. 1919.
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Bv the President Of the United .Stafes.

Bv the President Of the United .Stafes.
XkTHEREAs, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the Sd day Of March, 1915, entitled "An act
to provide for the sscer,ainng and surveying ofthc
boundary lines fixed BY the Treaty with the Creek
Indians, and for other purposes" the President Of
the United States is authorized to caure the lands
acquired by the said Treaty to be offered for sale.
when surveyed:
Therefore, JANIS MoNRor, President OF the
u. States, do hereby declare and make known, that
public sales for the disposal (agreeaby to law Of
certsin lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held a. Cahaba, in the said Territory, the sec-
ond Monday is January next, and shall continue
open three weeks, during which time shall be offer.
cd for sale -
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
.dNECDOTE.

An old Divine, preaching before an associ.
alton OF ministers, and dosiring TO quicken
them in their regasd TO tho principsI end snd
motive from which they acted, pointed them
70 the last awful day Of judgement |; and hav.
ing considered Christ tho Judge, es seated
on his throne, he represented him as calling
his ministers to an eccount, enquiring how
they had preached and with what views.
He calls one hrst, and puts this question TO
him -" What did you preach for!'' He
answered, 81 preached, Lord, thet | might
keep very good living left mo by my father |;
and which would have been lost TO tho family
if had not taken orders" Christ soys to
him, f" Sand by . thou hast hsd thy reward. I"
The question is put to apother :---" And
what did you preach for !" Ho replies,
aLord, was applauded as q very learned
man and preached to keep up the reputa-
fion OF an cloquoot orator, and on ingenious
brcachcr."--.C Christ's answer to him vas,
"Sfand by !thou hast had thy reward"
!. The Jodgc put the question TO third |:
\" end what did you preach for :" "Lord,"
ssys he, " neither aimed at the greet things
Of his world, though was thankful for the
eonveniences of lite, which thou caves, me
not did preach to acquire THE character OF
H wit or scholar, but 1 proechcd in ccshpas.
oiQn to souls, & to please & honor thee. My
\ sGfkgt in preaching was, Lord, 10 win souls to
[Shy blessed Majcsty!' Upon this the Judge
,'&>iicd out, Room, mon Room, angels !!
LET this man come, and si, down with me
IL my throne, as am set down with my
Father cn his throne he has owned and hon
feed mo on earth, aud will own and honor
Ixim thtough all the ages OF eternity J"
u Tho result Of this reprcscntion was, that
xnll the s.inistcrs went home much affected I;
4 :S|>olsing tia, through the help Of God, they
y volid mind their work more, aud look better
St0lheir aims and ends ever after.
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JAMES MONROE.
sOSiAH MElGS,

Printers who are authorized to publish the Laws
Of the United States will publish the above once
week till the 7,b of January next, and send their
bills to the General Lsnd Office Zoe payment
October g.
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* PRINTING, Of all Kinds, execused liz
sah''aefory manner. q. fiis cfFes..
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except such lands 40 have been or shall be, rescrv
ed by Law for the support of schools, or for other
purposes; the lands shall be offered Cor sale in
regular numerical order, commencing with the
lowest number az section, township, and range.
Given under my hand. at the City Of Washington,
this 2s,h day Of Sept. 1919.
BY the President, JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-08

Sshs 1s,h 1T. Taere wire Is 3srsu,, on
board at thu. time, all OF whom are supposed d
10 have pesi shed, IS no intelligence had been
cbiairsd Of the safety of any one of them
snd the dead bodies we're driving ashore by
the waves. The officers on board were Lieu.
Grey, Dr.. Wardle, and Messrs. Perkins and
Adams, Midshipmsn.
Tho sch. Thomas Shields was also cspsi-
zed at the bay of ST. Louis, and all hands lost.
All tho houses al the bay Of ST, Louis, were
seriously damaged, and most OF them blown
down---s, the Pass, also, ouly three houses
were left standing 10 lives however, were
lost at either place. The whole coast from
the Regouleucs to Mobile to which latter
place only our intelligence reaches, is a sceno
of desola,ion, covered with fragments Of ves-
sells and houses, the bodies Of human beings
and the carcases of cattle.
The hurricane, the rsvages OF which we
have partially described, was sensibiy felt in
New Orleans, but occasioned 90 serious dam
age 10 It's vicinity or in the city itself. It's
progress appears to have been in an easterly
direction through the Gulf OF Mexico, from
which quarter and from the Atlantic seaboard,
We await with painful anxiety intelligence OF
most disastrous nature.
BY a gentleman. Just arrived from Mobile
ne learn the following particulars The ves-
sells mentioned form only small part Of the
number that he saw ashore. Sch. Hokee,
and sioop, supposed to be the James Day,
master ashore al the Pass of Christian. Sch.
Henrietta, ashore at Dauphin Island no lives
lost. A schooner asthe mouth of ,he Rsgou.
lettes, only her masts out of water.
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Patent ELasfick Water P,oof
IA,CG. .


THE subscriber having been appointed
a the sole Agent for vending BufTuH's
Patent ELASTIC MATER PRoor HATS,
in Newport, respectfully info' ms his Eiends
and customers that he has just received
handsome Assortment OF them, which he now
offers ut wholesale and retsil.--These Hats
an highly approved, whenever they have
fair. trial, and sre offered to the citizens Of
Ncwpor, and the peighboring towns, ot,dcr
coofden, assurance sbs, they will be found
on tfial, 30 posacss none Of tho faults, which
Interested individuals have attributed 10 ,hcu;
they are light, handsome, elastiek, neat and
dutsblc, and those from DuGum's Maoofac-
tory ate peculiar for setting remarkably easy
TO tic head IN short, thsy ate Narrated to
give entire satisfaction TO those who may
please TO uy them.
The Subscriber asails himself OF this op-
poStuniiy 70 infosm those who may favor him
with their custom, that the prices are invs'i-
able for the frs, quality Of Men's superioe
warranted Hats, at 2 8 so--s few Of an infe-
rior quality at 2 so and 8 3-snd Boys Hats
IN proportion TO ihsir sizes--Hs,s bought
here, will be dressed grods, when needed.4-
Those who wish to buy good handsome Hats,
CHEAP, sre invited 10 caIl.-Soathesn and
Country Traders supplied oe Accommodating
terms. Friends supplied With vide bfim
black OF dssb lssss q, short notice, al No. 81,
Bhdse-sssees, by
STEPHEN BARKER. jvo.
Newport, Sept. 8.
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Joys an unusual degree Of health, for a
place Of such crowded population. and
the constant influx of strangers from ev-
cry quarter Of the world.
In this town, there is an evident i'm
provement ofits healthy condition but
few deaths have recently occurred. and
of these few, there were none marked by
extreme nia!ignancy.
We are sorry to learn, that appcaran-
ces do not Justify the hopes we entertain
ed, that Charleston would escape the raw
ages of threatened malignant fever.
The lst report, dated Aug, "a, says
7weloe nesD cases of 7elYoyo Fe0er,
have occurred, during the lasf "a hours"
ib.
Il has become pretty evident, that the sov-
ernmsnt have in view the formation Of .
squadron, to cruise along the South Amcii-
can Shores, not ouiy'to act against the maru-
dag pirates in that quarter but in case of
any interruption If the harmony now sub.
sisling between the Courts. Of Madrid and
Washington, to seine on the Floridas, before
they shall have 0een much strcngthened, or
suffered to pass iato other hands. The gall
liant Perry, will have the com mand Of this
squadron; and who is so well competent 10
direct It's operations. In case Of opposition,
no may have another opportunity TO emilia
zon his professional character by a more
brief communication than the one announce
ing his victory on Lake Erie, that is 'sYeni,
vfdi, yici."-.i6.
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MILITARY.

On Monday last the Military Compa-
nies, under command of Capts. Bur
DICK, STEVENS, and BARKER. and
Lieut.. CARR. paraded for exercise and
drill, preparatory to the Fall Review.
Their appearance and soldier-like con-
due, reflected the highest credi, on the
officers as well as men, and drtw forth
the warmest praise from the SPECTATORS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-08

House Carpenters, lkasos anu Is..."s
smish Wanted.
XNJANTED three House Carpenters, two Mssons
w and one Blacksmith. 70 60 to the Island OF
Cuba TO wor Tor the term Of 70 yesrs, for which
generous wages will be paid. None need spe'y
without producing good recommendation nor will
any bot young ncn be employed.
Apply to the Subscriber, Brissol n l. !,
ByRON D1wAN.
Bristol, Avg 3in 1919. IsetI