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The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26

Worcester ss. To the Hon. he Justices of The
Supreme Judicial Court begun aud held at
Worces ef, IN and for the county IF Worces
Ter on the fourth tuesday OF September, i.
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
eighteen.
TIE petition of John Leighton of Shapleigh,
la The county of Yoik, Y0eDan, humbty
shews that he is Interested in, and holds in
common ani undivided win may persons, %
your petItione unknown, one hall part OF all
those certsin tracts of Land, situate IN said
cou1ty Of York which are included IN and con
ktitute he towns Or townships commonly called
and known by the names ol Llnington, Cor
nish and Newheid, which sad towns lie ~
said couaty be ween the great D O5slpee river on
tie north, the Saco river on ine east, tbe little
Ossipee river on the south, snd the western
boundaries Of he said county IS IL extends tom
the lIttle TO the great OssIpee river on the wes'
being parcel It tbat tract OF Lsnd described a
follows, in the deed of Capt. Sandy to Frsncis
SmsIi uadef whom your petitioner claims TO hold
viz. ali mat great tract OF Land at Ossipee. con
tanning twenty mites square, lying and beng be-
tween the two rivers oT great Ossipee aud .lt.ls
Ossipee, 60 csIled, and being the same Land
where SAID Francis Sn lbs trading House now
stands, snd from The river Newehe wannsck,
near Humphrey Cbsdous1's GodgIpg camp, 10
extend northeriy and esstery % Saco river,
winch said deed is reco ded in the book "a.
page 23e, ofthe gist Of deeds for SAID coun'
ty of York, whereupon your petitioner repre-
sents and shews 10 your Honors, that he is de.
sirous Of holding his said share OF said Lands
IN scyeraity, aad humbiy prays your Honors TO
cause PARTITION thereof TO be made ana h:s
fDresaid share OF ,he same TO be divided and set
of f,om the rest, and that due notice according
TO law may be g,sa and such other proceedings
hsd as to right and justice oppertaiu, and as IN
duty bound. &c. JOHN LEIGHTON.
Bg bis attorney GEORGE SULLIVAN.
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JOSEPH GOOLD, Jun.

JOSEPH GOOLD, Jun.
TYAs for fale. at the head of Green Greet, q
! Wef Market Row, comPlete aHoriment Of
Wsst-mdia Goods and Groceries
WINES, IRON, NAILS, GLASS e PUTTY.
6i,s-5 600 VT FEATHERS of a good quality
which he will fell whslelale or resalt.
70 Beds filed on hand will be sold at the low
eRprice for Cath or Lumber or Country Prccuce
Likswis The hrA quality of Thomaiton LIME
Wan!ss-Io the courie of or months, so ooo
ghi,e oak hoefhead Slaves and Heading.
~ Horses and Carriage, To Lst-stabling for
Horie, a. ulnzl IF Juue %
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TO LET

At Curt gf PROBATE bolden ar u. .
bate Office in Portland, 4uiitbia nr5 Z I
The County Of Cumberland, on tbs 49, =
Wtdnelday 9f January ia tbe YEA, ,s'.s. y :.
Lard eighteen hundred and ninet,,n : =
.nN The petition of Eliza Lewis. adm..;.
" ofthe eaate of JOHN LEWIS. la,, os y: ,.'l'
in laid County Gabinetmaker, deceagss .le ..
ieuting that the petfonaI slla,e Of aid d...ss .s'
not futficieni 70 pay the JUST debts which |.
at the time of his death by the ium Of tv0 ~
four dollars snd feventy eight cent, and s.s' n.ss
for license 70 cell and convey 70 much os 4. II
efa;e Of faid deceafed as may be nsce,s,r. g ~ Il
payment of laid debts snd incideu,,I eS,.~' = R
0RoERED that the petitioner give no,;es e..
to be heirs of fsid deceafed and to an ns,f.s.
terested Ia faid estate by cauting co0v : - :
order 20 be pubiifhed in the Por,ans c. -
printed in Portland, in faid County, rbr,. -.
luceeGiye'y, that they nay appear At p,,s.'s 49,
Court 90 be Seld a. the Probate Cfliee IN l.;d $.
and on iae fectOd Wednesday Of Fsbrua,v y, =
AT ten o'clock in the forenooo and ihev ,,rs
any they have. why l,ee prayer Of laid psids
fhould not be granted.
SAM FREEMAN Jsde,y yysi3 c.t
A true Copy--Arteli
HORATIO SOUTHGATR, Reor
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NOTICE.

a Ii perfons having demands agan:t the iub
"A icrlber are RESPECTFULLY requsfted to erhibi
the fame to ELIAS kelley for payment All
perlons Indebted are likswife requeIled to call a
above and make payment without delay
ELfPHALET WHARF,
Ian. H. 1919
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Ticket NO. 1854,

IN,he KenDebec Bridge Lottery which Fri
day lali, came on; prize of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS was fold in quarters by
WILLIAM HYDE,
who has for lale Ticke,s and Quarters in the
Union Canal Lottery.
10 Prize tcke;s in the Ken. Bridge and PIyn.
Beach Aottery received in payment for tickets,
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REMOVAL.
w. b. NORTON,

INFORMS his friends aud cuiiomers, that he has
removed % he Store lately occupied by Menrrs
Hapnaford and Webb, next door wen of the old
Make Houfe Middle Street where he offers for
(ale general sf1ortment of
w. l. Goods and Groceries,
with variety Of ether articles as ufua, on the
moft favorable terms by whoIelale or retail
Wanted to purchase 1000 R.O.
SHOCKS also few tLouiand R o HID. Slaves ::
for The latter cath and the highea price will be
paid on delivery. (0w)
For Sale or to Let,
FFHEsST0RE, directly opposite Mr. Bepismio
Il WilIis'-EI quire az above.
Ian r. 1919.
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Farm For Sale

THE fublcriber ofer. for iae his farm i v;.,
: ham pieaFantly Gualed On the dirsr =,
from Portland TO Bridgton add ois6eld- !
miles from the former place couta,niDg 10 -.
of excelien, land, C25 acres of WHICH !, ,ugrs
with wood undeF good fiare Of cuuya;r
will produce from 80 TO 80 tons hav ,r,u,1,
has hAudfomeyDa Dae orchard of nealiy / ~.
and is well fenced aud waiered. The buisi,am|
faid fssn, are decently Gnished ,wo-aOrv III.
lisg houfe with convenient cur hou.e.. and y,
we'll Gnilhed bzrEs one of which i. cearl, a.
For terms which will be liberal Apply 10 Ii 81.
ferber JOHN ChUT i
Wiadham, December, 81 IL
THA subscriber hereby gives puo ic nur.l /,
= all concerns q, 10 4 Ae hss been duIy spyaD.
ted and taken upon himself .e ,Fusi of Alns
H. traitor lon the estate of LkVI BURCHaN.
ate Of Raymond in The county Of Cunasshsl
Physician. dc ceased, by giving bond ii lbsss
dnects-He theTefore reques all rers0s xa {
are indebted 20 the ssid de e.seds essx ii
make Immediate paymen, s,el b ( vAahss
any dema' ds thereon, 20 ex ION he ssme IL
set,l meDt 20 ELI LONGLEY Adn il
Raymond Jan. Is, 1919
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Consignment per &oop Huntrsss.

Consignment per SIoop Huntrsss.
NFGS MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Bbls. and Kegs pure GINGER,
Boxes Starch and Boxes FIGS,
Halt or. Casks LISBON WINE.
also an Store,
Bbls. Howard Street superfine and fine FLOUR.
Pipes real Cognac BRANDY,
s Barcelona do.
= American do.
. Hcllt GIN,
HID. American lilo.
Bbs. and half bbls. Rose CORDIAL,
Or. Casks Sicily Madeira WINE, rrNrn
9 Lisbon do. flNhD'
g Malaga do.
Kegs Prices No. | TOBACCO,
Chests Young Hyson, Tyson Skin and Souchong
TEA,
Bags double boiId white Calcutta SUGAR, and
boxes and half boxes Bakers No. CHOCOLATE,
L For sale at
JERE. CORES Commission Store,
Jan u. No. 81. Long Wha5
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Commonwealth Of lIassochuse.ts.

Commonwealth CT 4lIasSGcHnSe.tS.
Worcester as. Supreme Judicial Court at Wor-
cester, September lerm, a. ID. 1913.
On the petition Aforesaid, Ordered. that the
said JOAN Leighton notify all persons interested
iherein, TO appear a term of this court 10 be
holden al York, within and Tor our county of
Yotk, on the third uesdaJ Of May next. by pub
lishing an stIested coy Of said petition, and
this order thereon in The CoIrns5ian Ce9:tnaii e
Iaae6eaaent Chronie.e ard Boston PaUiot, printed
IN aos on snd a.so ii the PoytIaad Gazette, and
Eastern Argus printed IN Portland, ihree weeks
successfully, The LAST publication 10 Be thirty
dsys at least, before III; sting f said cour,
That ssid persons may there and then she"
cause, il any they hsse, why the prayer thereof
should moi be granted.
Atles, ABBA BlCELOW, Gek
A copy of tha. petition ard order hefcon
Attest, ABlJaH 8IGtLOW, Clerk,
TTiB fubfcfibsr hereby Civ public notice 10
4 all Concerned that he has been duy appoin-
ted and taken upon himfelf he truit ~ Asminis
tra,or upon the eflate of JOHN GROVER late of
le ne.. 10 tie county of oxford yeonsn deceaied
by gtving bond as be law dI ects-He therefore
reou.fs, all perfJps who are nGehtec % the faid
leces e,i's ef&te % make mmed'a payment and
tbo,e WHO have sny demands thereon, TO exhibit
he fame for fett!sfsent 10 AMOS HILLS
Bethel Ian. 4, lsls-
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SAMUEL HANSON
i-a0 ron fs51I. S-1LE' c., az his sToRE
600 Quintals Pollock FISH
,aoo 400 ditto Cod FISH,
1909 by G, GLASS,
200 Lbs. FACTORY Y.4Ry
90 Barrels Saperii0e FLOUR
Hhds. West India RUN.
Pipes BRANDY,
2 DO. GIN,
10 Chests TEA,
10 Kegs TOBACCO,
IL Casks Id. Cd, & fOa. On. Na,rs
SO Tons PLASTER. @'-Aii-s
January 2. 1919. .n
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
ANECUOTR.L


Two milk men, some few days since,
finding cents very scarce, were much
troubled in making change when they
sold their milk. They accordingly "a
greed to go to the United States Branch
in the city of New Y0k, and get twenty
dollars in cents. After the cents were
delivered to them, on their way to the
ferry, they stopped at portcr-house to
get some punch, when they deposited
the bag containing the money on the ta-
bic. "Ah!o said an old man who sat
in the room, "if all that is in the bag
was half joes, it would be something
handseme."- TO which remark, one of
the milk-men said, ''they are half 5oe's;;"
upon which the old man offered a bet Of
ten dollars. The stake-money was put
in third PERSONS hands, when the milk
man making the bet, called 10 the other
milk-man, whose name was Joseph
"1oe," says he, "ars not those in the
bag half yours."---" Yes," says Joe.
"There," says he. "I told you they
were half 5oe's;" and accordingly took
uS UCts
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LOHN WOOD & CO.

yIAYE taken the store and stock of .Sannet r.
GarGier, deceased. No. los, Thames.streets
and now offer for sale general assor, ment Of Lq.
uors and Groceries eng hich are, viz. 70
Matsirs. Sicily Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon,
Tcnengs, MaIsgo, Por', Sc Clnet WINES :;
Cognao & Bordeaux BRANDY (; Holland &.
American GIN Hyson, Youog Hyson. Hy.'
son Skin, Ponchong s. Souchoog 1'EASi
Loaf, Lump, Powdered a Brown SUGARS; I;
Coffec, Chocolate, &C. s"t -i'l ~
Togc,her with great number of the ar
ticles to numerous 10 psrticuiarixe. ny 50
Newport, Sept 81, 1919. -@ ri-i" tf
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Flour, Tea, Moka5ses, Ge.

For Sale, on Cardner's Wharf.
so hbls. Jreeh Alexsndria Flour,
90 hhos. New Crop Mo!asses, frst quality; k
l5O bbls ship Bread,
$40 bushels Il L. Corn. '
100 quintais Grand Bank Goldfish, 4
100 bbls new Menhaden fish, -a n
200 fish bbls, 50 kegs crackers, 81. .....
20 gin cases, Honey in ticrces and dcni johnss
". T. Rum, by hhds. or barrels,
Connecticut Gin by the bbl, lt.- 1t
Mess and prime Pork, Bacon and Lard, 90
Shoveis. Spades, Coffee Mills and Axes,
Fishing Lines, all sizes
.4LSO-A constant supply Of Dupon,s Powdcn
different grains and Patent cut Nai!s assorted.
Apply To. JOHN B. LYON.
MAY 25, 1919.
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For Sale, or 10 Let,

THE following Esta,es-I!ouse, No.49 on Broad-
= street, with ali the appurtenances. Said house
will do well for public house. Also new. housr
Tanner and Oak-streets, so by 20 feet en- tie
ground, two stories high, with large able. y
new store on the Long. wharf, 80 by 90 feet, two
stories high, with the wharf in frcr,, in good re-.
pair, lying near the bridge Also, TWO or tirec
small houses and the land they stand on, in dlGer.
ent parts OF the town One halt Of body pew in
the "a Baptist Meeting -Honsc, in this town. Also
for eale, first rate cbsse and harness. good
horse and Wagon and harness. Doors, ready
made wndow-frames and sashes. Lumber Of var.
ous kinda 81
Also for sale--75 acres OF the best Kind Of Yer.
mont land, selected by Mr.. Christopher Sweet for
his own settlement Apply 20
| ABNER HATHAWAY.
New mort. Mar 9.
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BY the President NJ tte u. S,ates.

Dr fle 4 frfSiliGHt ~ ne u. Sf1feS.
M UEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the third OF March, 1875, entitled "An act
TO provide for the sscer,aining and surveying Of
the boundary lines fixed by the ues,y with the
Creek Indians. and for other PURPOSES" tie Presi
dent OF the Uoiied States is authorized 10 cause
the lands acquired By the said treaty to be offered
10: sale, when surveyed 49,. p
3 Therefore, Z. JAmes MosRor, President os the
United States, do hereby declare aud make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agrecsbie 10 law
~ certxin lands in the territory of Alabama, shall
be held at Huntsville, in said territory, as fo'ows
On the FIRST Monday in july next, tor the sale OF
townships 9. 10. II, IL, Is aud Ia in rsrg,s land
2. west-9. 10. IL, l2, IS and ID, in range cast
9, III, IL and lf, in range 9, esst-l2 and 10, IN
range 5, east-ii. - and Is, in range d, east.
On the first Monday in September, for the sale OF
townships and 10, in range ), west-9. 10, H. ~,
IS, II, Is, IS, IL. 1879, 20 and 2l, IN ranges
aud 5, west. etre 500 I.r,- .'e--t.a-'r :
On the FIRST Monday in November. for the safe Of
townships, 9. 10 and IL. in ranges and z. Wes'--
and 10. 10 range 8, west--9, 10 and IL, in range
9, west-9 10. II and ~, in range 10. VESTS. 10,
H. ~ and IS. in range IL, west9, 10, II. ~. Is
7 On the f:ss, Mondsy in January, 1880. for the
sale OF townships 9, 10. H. 70. IS and "a in ranges
10 aud IL, wesi--Io, II, 12, rs and Ia, in range
Is. wcs,-ii IL. IS and IA, in range 16. west-l2
and rs, in range IL, west. fl f..-
And sales shall be held at Cahaba. in the said
territory. on the frs, MONDAY in August next. for
the sale of townships g. ~, II, ~. 49, - and IS in
range So. TO- IL. a.. Is. IS ard Is. in -suge o.
II, in range 7-iQ and ~, IN range 9-s, 10 snd
II, In ranges 10 and il-s. 10 an6 IL, in i.age -
Excepting such lands have been, shall te, re-
served aceoNi;sg 10 Law, fos the use Of schools
and Sor other purposes Each sale shall eoniir"e
open for two weeks and no lcegsr, and shsiI crp'-
mencc with the lowest number Of section. township,
and range. and proceed in regular nomericsl order
Given ander my hand. ., the city OF wsslirg'on.
this tsentiei. day of March. one tboussrd eight
hundted and nineteen. JkNES MONROE. I.
ny tho tresident. JOSIAH MEiGS
/ Commissioner Of The General Land Cfhcc.
/ UJ' Printers OF Newspapers who are authorized
TO publish the Laws Of the United States, VIII insert
the above once swcrs ,ii the Gre, Of January nexi.
| APPLY
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POETRY.
THE PORK TUB.


THE PORK. TUB. ts-.-s~
".1fer me ssviit Pail fhe Poyk-7a6 zviA rome
Of course" ...t ~
How sweet TO my heart is the grateful emotion,
Which springs from the fond recollection Of youth,
When taught by my parents the rn'es of devotion,
,Iiearnd every feeling OF virtue aud truth. &
still see the corner where sat my biest mother,
The chairs and he table which always stood by,
The Old fasbiond roRk which never was dry.
The handsome old foRK.rUB, the walnut hoop'd
PopK-TUB.
The old fashion d poRK.rup which never was dry.
This best Of all struclsres was baipd as treasure,
by each OF the children who knew how 10 eat
They deem'd il noble, curious pleasure,
To look on this vessel when well fA'd with meat.
But my mother by chance once began sad quarrel,
Which soon in our house rais'd terrible cry,
She went, knife in hand, and look INTO The barrel
She look'd-bst in vain, for the YoRx-TuB was
dry.
Where then was the PoRx.TuD, the walnut hoop'd
PoRK.TUB,
The old fashton'd PoRx.Tup which never was dry
Each eye was now staring, each person was wonder
ing. r-
"Why ,ohaf upon earth has become Of The meat -
And after some talk and considerable bundering,
We drew this conclusion, GIT MUST HAVE BEEN
EAT."
Such scenes Of my childhood long shall rememt.r,
Then may each moment to wisdom apply.
Aud excaim, till the beat is extinct from lifes
Der, .t ..f I'D,
"PR hail 10 the PoRK-rvB Tohieh neuer 10 dry"
The handsome old PoRx.TuB, the walnut hoop'd
The old fashion'd roRK.rvp which never is dry.
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Singing School.

THE subscriber informs the inhaii
L t,nts of Newport and lis vicinity, that l.e
intends opening School for ,he frrtruef'on OF Voess
Musick, 10 commerce the frat OF December, ii spf
fch NJ encourag, neni be OHercd The schooi Will
be kept in ccny enIcnt and central place ard every
attention will bc pad TO he selection OF the hsst
Musick, and correctness srd taste in The re,for-
nance. Any who u,;y visl, 20 atterc, are request:
cd TO mske ~ pi Gallon j4leyous 10 the time aoyn
mentioned al the Office al Jss,QL {. Selsss E'Q or
.h- Jomes Acrmqrds LibrGy. IS the Commence
IA. Mt OF lhe School viii Depend the encourage
ment Offered. SWAN l.. FOAHOf.
Newport. Nov. TO- 1879.
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~. JOHN DYRE.
Patent IHatcr PyooF Hate!

4-re No lo6, TRAhss-SgsAsT
tHAS Just received new. Assortment
l. L Of GOoDS, OF which he will sell cheap for
Cash .9s,ouy them are -
Bloc, black aoA niINt Broadclo,hs blue,
black. mixd and drab Cassmeres; black Pelese
cloths; sat inctts aud Bon,bazetts; black, white,
red and yellow Flannels, Vestings black Bombs.
zeen itsIisn Grape, synchaws end sarsnetts Black
Cassinere Shawls, black Dsmssk do. white Cotton
do with merino borders black Barcelona Hand.
kerehicfs bandanno. Gag and cotton do black and
colored Canton Grapes si,s and tabby yeivets |;
black Csmbric, ladies black beaver, silk and kid
Gloves gentlcrnens beaver Gloves liadies' black
and slate wors,ed Hose gchtlemen's black do IN
da Cot,ons, steam-lcom Shrtings white Csmbrics
4 & 4 jaconet Cambria; book, Indin book Il leno
Aiusns null null; Ladies white csonbric Hand
kerchiefs; Dimities furniture nmitics carlisle
Giryhams, GA Calicoes cotton Dsmssk; buttons
OF ali kinds silver eyed Needles, pound, paper &
box Pins worsted bindings; tapes. ribbons, cotton
Ilsls in boxes, cf superior quality; Velvet bind
ings sewing silk and twist knitting pias, scissors,
pen knives. combs, sc &c &c. .f.rf trs.
CoUon Floss, 9, 4, 5, 6, 2 and 6 thresdcd,
cotton threads bobbin, ni,lirett, Donet paper and
wire oi.c,o,hs, Umbrellas, Gurnsey frocks. sus.
pcnders, &C. &c &C.
.dLSO.--hmeticsn Cotions, from Cd TO IS
cents per yard, Ginghuns. Chex, &c sc &c.
The above Goods, will be sold very cheap
Tor Cash. Nov. 10.
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DfNDIES.

The Dandies, says London ncwspa.
per, are bringing again into fashion feath-
et6ed neckcioths and pi'ory eai,rs, and
noRe Of ",he dear delightful creatures"
be seen ont without stays, pinching
: the .wais, SO tightly that The unhappy
,wearcr resembles an hour glass in shape.
Great. coats with waists an inch and a
&dJ long, are all the 60; and the shirt
collars are long enough to go twice round
J 0he throat. In short, nothing can be too
'sAtiF nj present and every TAD that goes
sirfo Me pWM must have his neck tcd
An almost as tight as some lads that go
\ SW ofH! .~sa lls f.s.st 4ss.- 4,
ANArDE affirIns, that linen was SO rare
totI,e reign Of Charles VII, (who lived
bout the time of Henry Wy that the
|\1ueen, alone, could boast Of rpo shifts.
51nse4ete. Marshall Villars, upon the
dsath Of the duke Of Vendome, in Louis
|xIVth's time, was. made governor Of
4 Province in his room |; and when the
MARSHALL went to take possession of his
|new }goyernmcnt, the deputies of the
n6Sence made him the usual present of
srse full Of Louis d'ors but the per-
lnhe had the honor to present it, said
Iiim--" Here, my Lord, is such q.
klbcf purse rs that we gave TO the Duke
ndome. when like YOU, he came to be
1ovsfnor; but the Prince after accept.
es{a testimony of our regard for
SSvsry generously returned it."
xNbg, = said Marshall Villars, squeezing
~ Nurse INTO his pocket, "Monsieur
Vendbne was n,ost surprising man;
l;e HIS not left his ike behind him.
< .Sngalniy for NesV- England.
There IS arown in this state, about 40
\i,es from Portsmouth,, containing be-
S and 600. Inhabitants, in which
Is nsis|ler' Minister, Lawyer, Doc
justice Of thc Peace! Neither
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By Me President Of The Umted StaleS.
II cu

XXyHEREAs, Ly an act Of Congress. passed on
w the Sd day Of March, 1915. entitled "Aa act
to provide for the sscertsining and surveying oiite
boundary lines fixed by the Treaty with he Creek
indsos, and for other purposes" The President Of
the United States is authorized 10 tie lands
acquired by the said Treaty 20 be offered Tor SALE
when. surveyed:
Therefore. l. JAMES MosRoE, President OF the
U. States, do hereby declare and make known, that
public sales for the disposal (agreeAby to iaw) Of
certain lands in the Als3sIna Territory, shall be
held at Cshsba, in the said Territory, on the
ond Monday in January next, aud shalt continue
open three weeks, during which time shall be offer
ed for ale .r
Townships S. 81, 8. 10, 20. 81. %. andl
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by the President Of Me u. States.

WTnEREAS, by an act of Congress, passed on
W the Sd day of March, 1915, emitted " An act
to provide Tor the ascertainIng and surveying of the
boundary lines fixed by the treaty with Ihe Creek
Indians ard for other purposes,' the President of
OF the unled States is authorized to the isnIs
acqu ed by the said treaty 10 be offered for safe.
when surveyed.
Therefore, I, JAMES MONROE, President Of the
Uuitcd states, do herel y declare and make known
that public sales for the disposal agrecabiyt law
of certain lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held at Cshaba, in ,be said territory, the first
Monday IN December next, and shall continue for
three weeks during which time will be offered for
sale, .- ....
Townships No to IS, in range S
Townships 9. 10, IL, 70, 49, Is, l6, in range s
9, 10, Ii, l2, iG do
$50, II, 10, in do 3
except such lands as have been or shall be reserv-
ed by law for the support of schools or for other
purposes. 1hc lands shall be oflerel for sale in
regular numerical order, commencing with the low
est number OF section, township ard range
Given under my h.nd at The city OF " ashington,
the 24th OF August 1919. taN 4Ly .N }"
JAMES MONROE.
py the President: @ .- '-s-i. t-.t
JOSIAH MEI6S, Commissioned Of the
General Land Office --
3 Printers authorized TO publish the Laws of the
United States viii insert the above once week ill
the LIST Of December next. .. r-.F OBI.
Coptefnh,sr .ahI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-24
NOTICE.

THE subscriber ofiers to draw all
Il kinds OF Wli.ing-such as Deeds Bonds,
Bills OF Sale, Pei,io1s ior relief where the Re'Rtne
Lave have been violated Also Msniests fOr Cast
ing Vessels. &c Application 10 be made a, the
house next west Of Mr' Charlie Feke's
EDMUND L, ELLEhY.
Newport, Sept: "a.