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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11
" L. FONrhINE,
May pa s..,ds ROBERT alt.

SIotiCE.-fhe pulilc are info"uisG thai the Rich.
mend and Osborn's turnpike road Is so TAR com
peiet a. Ia admit being travelled ON aud The sub
scr!hrfs have established safe and NprduiouS boat
oil ihe river near 0sbOrue for ihc purpose OF afford
ing travellers an opportunity of passing between Rich
mona and Petersburg by This route which the best
road, and shOrtrns the distance about miles The
iatS ale me same as al Mayos Bridge, and toll
charged on the road. JOHN 4. SHIELDS
May IS. G..Sl MATTHEW w. Sfii!.InS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11

III ANDS WANTED. The subscribers are desirous OF
~ hiring for the balance OF the year, twelve
hands TO work at the Deep Run Coal Pits for which
: liberal hire will be given.
HETB, SHEPPARD & co.
Juue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11

AND FOR BANK STOCK.-I ,cish 90 sell a Tract
- 81 taHd tying iR CampbeN county, 90 mites trgm
LYHrRtnrg, y mites from Campbell courthouse, una
ABOUT miles from SfduHtOD riyer. This tract is
commonly cGted tie" Locust Thicke,"-contaiaS bV
recent surrey la Gcrcs tying trefI ann tract
in the county. 45bOHk 40p acres hare beer cieuygd
me bGtaDCe Is c0vered NTH Uatna6ie fiG6fr9 por-
Ito" q u as good fobdcce iHad, and tie ~hoie rel
0uapkef 20 Jar'wing-is Is rel uaTcred, ana the
"eicRhorho0d is Gocd stock Of the Bank Of fhe Uni
kSf fd IS, Bank ~ Tirgiiia, or the Farmers BQNk
Virginia uoMtd be taken ia payment, or dcc0mO-
ddfi"g time g!pen on the purchase money. DIr JOa,.
iterdndeT, near C0mybeN c0UTthOuse, 7rI sheu
tie (dnd. WILLIAM e. pENDI EJDN
RichuopI Ey0U n p,
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ErLXNCHBTRG MARHTF

" u INOfIBI KG WAKBLE
sHEspbscIiSers havIns put their Ngrbie H;A in opt.
fs'aa: 2'H prepared fn oNserie via, skin dis
Patch, orders FOR chimney NANTES, heaTihs, steps
trnhst"nes ,s!s &c. he mill is situated on The
bank OF James river orders therefore from Richmond
Petersburg and Norfolk can be hed little eXpenC
freight
Tsis II is believed, is the first and only establishment
II tbe KIND IN Virginia and asthe ctlzems have now
az opportunity offuTuishing themselves With these
'gi audomaaienial articles OF line quality produc-
lion OF he'll own state, the proprietoTs in
1uigea hup9 that they viii nset liberal encouragement
=. s. A Quarter who can come welIreco,nnIend.d
will receive liberal wages.
Ses.mrS Christopher & Jordan anthony.
Lynchbnrg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11

- OIICE-Ibr undersigned having been appointed
by the Governor aud Council Of Virginia, principal
surveyor of The lands between the Scioiu aud Little Mi
ami rivers n. W. of the Ohio river hereby the
owners Of and all those interested in land warrants
granted by the state Of Virginia TO her officers aud
soldiers for services in the revolutionary HAT
Office lin this town. will the 9Th Gay Of his mouth
be Tor making locations and survey south Of the
GTeenviile treaty ne aud after The Sd day Iuy next
TOR making locations and surveys North Of The said line
IN that Ofthe Virginia military district lately ceded
by the Indians.
Tbe 4b day Of July next will offer Iasi opporiu.
nity to acquire good land IN the Virginia military dis
uIct aud owners Of land warrants will therefore do
wen TO have them forwarded To my oiice before that
day. CADWALLADER WALLACE
Chicothe, Ohio, June T.. 7..m'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-11

& LII persons who have claims against the estaIr az
"A JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired to make
them known TO without delay-thai il found correct
they may be speedily dschaT geaand those indrhe ed to
the estate, solicited to pay what tbey owe with as
little delay conveniently be- are DESTROYS Of
paying the severalegacies OF testator as expedi
tiOusy as possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER j. cHRVALLIR,
ErecUtorS Of Joseph Gallego dec.
August 20. "a ~
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Norich.v on Honday, tie i9th JHly netf ensuing,
y (u bsihg court dSy,) will he exposed 10 public
sale for cash. ~ GoOcEiaud Courthouse the quantity
OF ninety acres ana three fuuiths OF acre OF
LAND, being part of large uaci Of land OF two nun
dred and siNtytwo acres ard thee fouIls of
Of lRnd. Also wafer eTst mill, wiki It's apPurtenau-
ces adjoining sad last mentioned tract OF lahd
inch Of he will tr fvalue suiI tieUt
the sun 81 live hundred and dollas eighty
three cests, principal; aHd which enjoii-
ed bl the county cenrl Cf GoOchlsnd The day
OF May, ia The year 1871 and which remains
unpaid, and due 10 Thomas Humphreys, assignee of
Valentine NeTiweaibeT, In part Oi DHgud Minis bond
bearing date Oh the 18Th day of October, 1895 aud
signed To saId Humphreys by the said Gather to
whom II was executed The i7ih October 1907, to-
geiheI Wiih such further will be sufficient
discharge al! interest due thereoB the daJ Of sale
and the and charges Of sale specified deed
ofnst bearing date oil the 18th day OF October 1896
executed by Diuguid Minis us, sc. trustees, To
secnre the pay of sHndEy debts therein mentioned
to The said Valentine Merweaiher his heirs or
among Hhich debts the aforesaid debt is a des
criPtIon of The lands and mil viii he given the DAY
of saic-and acting trustees for tine benehi Of 9TH
ers, will convey such title only vested in us by
bald deed. GEORGE w. PAYNE, and( ,,,
NICHOLAS NJ. VAUGHN, I i'"''''s'
May Ia. 2..tdss
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JOHN ENDERS,
HENRY CLARKE.
We hereby authorize and appoint Coleman & HooL
tOtf OF tins city, our agents any business
relating TO the above JOHN ENDERS
May Z. ll7..u HENRY CLARKE.
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I OW GROUNDS.-The proprietor OF AN estate ON
~ navigation Whose time is otherwise occupied) is
wing to have il cultivated shares. An engagement
would be made 01ig with judcious aud RESPONSIBLE
farmer, who must furnish labOrers &C. and superurnd
the tarm The estate consists OF large body Of low
grounds, OF ineXhaustblc fertility enough Of which Is
CLEARED to work IS hands advantage. II REQUIRED
permission u clear as Riuch more might be obtained
Enquire D me Bttor. Ma z. iH..H
MTOTlCE.-rhe MalO Nils concern brinr7 d,s-sIved
4 all persons having ciaris on said concern
are requested 10 cal ON Mr.. Thomas Bnssie Of Mar
chester, for settlement whom all thDse who are
Indebted to said concern will please make payue1t
SAMUEL MYERS
bay IL. 1..n joseph MARX.
BoOtS, Shoes, Strais Boa,teis, Sc.
a DAMS < SPEAR-On Main st.. opposite Nessrs
Sh@fard Webb's, have on hand
10 cases Wellington boots
vs. 40. mems tbick bgOtees
200 do. do shoes
50 do. boys do
81 do. ladies' morocco and leather do
90 do. -do. roans
10 do. chiidrru's do.
Napt and wool hats hat bodies; straw
D0nhets, wire sleeves, morocco leather, and
many other articles too numerous Tor ar
advertisement
Al' ~ winch being Consignment, direct from the
manufactures. VIII be said terms worthy tit aife
ton 81 town aud county aercbauts who are fesg,cf
fuzzy invited to call aud examine.
Nay -. 80
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-24
BY tie President Of the United STATES

VEJHEREAS, by an act of Congress. rsssed On the
w 17,t of February, 1913, entitled +" An act max
ing provision for the est ablishrent Of additional
Land Oices in the territory OF Missouri, the Presi
dent Of the United States is suthorizedto direct th
public lands which have been surveyed in the said
territory, to be offered for sale
Therefore, l, JAMES MonRos, President OF the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (agreeaby 10 law
OF certain lands in the territory Of Missouri, shalt
be held in Franklin. in said territory, viz;
On the FIRST Monday in January next, fot the ssc sf
Townships No. As to So in.1
elusive aud fr'etI town in range 10
40 So and 90
fract'l township So
4S to 50 81 90 g
On the first Monday in March next. for the sale az
Townships 4s to IS inclusive in ranges % and IS
48 to so 90 and 27
On the frs, Monday in May next, for the sale Of
Townships 81 to 50 inclusive in ranges II and IL
81 to Sc Is
sstoso IL and Is
excepting the lands which have been or may be re-
served by law for the support Of schools, and for
other purposes
Each sale shall continue as long as may be neces.
saryto offer the lands for sale, and longer, and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, s,the City OF Washington,
this i7th day of July. one thousand eight hun
By the President JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are suthonzed TO publish the laws
of the United States. will publish the above once
week till the first Of May next. and sent their bilis
to the General Lard ofics For payment.
AsgustS TWIN
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BY the President Of the u. STAKES.

NyHEREAS, by an ACT of Cong ress, passed 90
w the 18th Of February, 1918. entitled " an zoe
mixing provision for the establishment OF addition
al Lard Offices in the Territory Of Missouri" The
Presiden, Of the United States is authorised 10 O.
rect the public lands which have been surveyed IN
said territory. to be- offered FOR sale,
Therefore. }. JAnEs MopRoR, President al the
United States, do hereby declare and make khcwa,
that public s.les for the dsposa (sgreesbe 20 is)
ofcertsn lands in the territory OF Missouri, sasiI
be held follows. viz; At ST Louis, IN the said
territory, the first Monday in August, October.
December, February ard April next. and three
weeks after each of the said days, for the sale SS
lands in the land district Of ST. Louis Thirty town.
ships shall be ofesed at each sale commencing With
the most eastern ranges west Vi the fifth principal
meridian lina, aud proceeding westerly
Al the Seat Of Justice TO" Resvard Cotny. in the
said Territ,ry, on the first Monday in septenbcr
apd Eovembei IA ,xt, and three weeks after each 81
Of Howard County Thirty townships shalt be os-
fered at each sale The first to te IN square fosp,
aud to include the seat Of justice Of the said oou-
w, Al nearly in the centre as the situation OF tie
surveys viii admit, and the second imme diaely east
Of the first, and 10 the same form. excepting frora
sale in each district, the lands which have been
may be reserved by law for other purposes
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington.
the thirtieth day Of April, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President. JOSIAH MEiGS
Commissioner Of the General Lsnd Office.
GJ Printers Of Newspapers who are authorized
TO publish the Laws OF the Uated States, viii insert
the above once week till April next and send their
bills to the General Land Office for payment
or A map Of the above Lands may be had (pre-
yious TO the saes) at the General Land office, and
at the land Offices in the Missouri Territory. The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDNER.
CM.131 Chief Clerk, General Lard Office.
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a merry 6uxou, Joan, ust materially unlike
(eitber with respect TO shape, corPulcnce
or ponderosi.y) the renowned hero oi Tfis-
tam Shapdy, went into merchants store in
Norwich, (Con. and after purchasing about
5 yards OF velvet ribbon, for girdlc, WHICH
was the exsc, quantity she wanted, she being
very slender 10 the waist, and not more han
two feet in diameter, and in consequence.
according to mathe msiical calculation, nos
more than six feet in circumference (; l ssy
courtesying 10 tho merchant, lett the slo q.
intending to mount the steed. Looking
round for some time, she discovered tina
there was no borsc-bloek, but casting he.
eyes on a tiercc, ,hat stood upon the nesd, al
a small distance from the door, and wiling,
by her agility, 10 render conspicuous Ibe
gtscefulness OF her person, and 10 ofdsi 10
mount her Jade, with more ease, she spfane
with oimbIe fee, upon the head VI the tie {
--bui perfectly according to Ncwtobian ai
traction, as gravity ever tends 10 the centre
the head gushing in, Instantly drops the
graceful Miss Bridget up TO her arm-pits IN
the cask of molasses. Thus stood the plump
dame, entirely surrounded with the delicious
juice Of csoe! Assistance being given, she was
quickly removed from The sweef position So
was in, and placed on her horse, when s.
rode of full speed, decorated with stream'
Of ,rescIo dropping from her sides.
The father has since been 10 the mercbi III
and paid for as much as ! $ or 90 gallon, !
molssses, which obsequious 10 the con mmand
Of Aesb and blood, rushed ou, aud made
room, when the cask became pregnant with
his dsugbier.
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Eesa Siib CAGnasecy ca / Gresc,y S.sr-.
JOHN DEBL .OIS,
INFORMS his friends and u public that he s.a
opened
Ship chandiery and a Grorery Store,
AT No. 90, THAMEs-srREEr,
opposite the store of Joseph Briggs. Esq-where hs
viii keep constantly on hand, general assor,ren,
OF articles in his line together with an assortment
of selected Crockeryaii Of Which be will sci! on
reasonable terms. as they can be purchased at
any store in this town.
NIB. ID will transact Auction and Commits
sion Business u Newport, Jan. %, 1918
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CURES PERFORMED!
Though heretofore considered fias1 refief by
DIR. RELIES
pDT MLC1L DDnDC

BOTANICAL DROPS.
Gr NHK Sherman. CARPENTER Of Boston, was 22
lVI months afflicted With tu,nour on th'
back Of mis- hand which incapa aciated him for work.
aitet having tried every thing in vam and suffered
operation on his hand, and considered incurab@,
was cured and restored TO health by aklng bottles
of these drops
Mr. W4git Of Boston, was 3 years afflicted with
fever on Of his legs, had tired most medi-
cines WITHOUT effect, cured BY bottles.
n ChiId Of Mr.. BurriH, Of Hanorer was cured
Of Ulcers ADD lies, some Of which had eat down TO
the ribs, by bottles This child was considered
in dying state when he began taking these drops
IN h.fanf Of Boston. was covered all over with
eruptions, bind with both eyes, was eussa by bot
ties
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
for Is years with eruption all over her, attended
with most tormen,ng itchings, burnings and biotch.
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails.
was cured by a bottles she had no, iett her room
for months, and considered past all reiasJ!
Il Geatiemaa Of Lexington, was afflicted 20 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain no relief,
was cured by 4 not,,es.
n Gessieman Of Boston, his wife and children
was many years tic ed with eruptions. had tried
ever medicine without success, cured by lhese
Drops CN.
Il Gentleman of Ror6.ry, was 50 years afflicted
with humor on one of legs, attended with bui ming
itching and blotcbes, was resigned as past relief,
for 80 years could not lie u bed at tines was per-
fectiy cured by these drops.
n Lazy Of ChariestoIUn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
eve assistance. and considered past relief, con-
traction had formed. when taking these Drops
aud using D. Jeb5's Linment. in 3 weeks she had
the free use OF The joint, the pain left her. and by
cOnpua,Ds them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure for sourvy, scro-
fula. ST. An,honys FIRE, leprocy, pimped faces, en-
iarged glands legs, ulcers even when the bone
is Affected veneral taints when mercury has failcd
are the pest spring and autnmnal physic. and may
be given to children with perfect safety Price 81
or six bo,es for five dollars, ~ bottles for SO or
70 dozen Tor Sl00.-IT .4sk for DE Relfes Botan-
ica, Orops"--None genuine, unless signed Nv
T.. Conway" Prepared and sod wholesale by the
sole proprietor, w. I. Conway, chemist. No. I. Bum
sted Place, Boston by mis- special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VlNoON, Druggist,
No. 10, Thames-street, Newport.
.9is,, 5y
Lenue, w. Briggs Bristol; Hercules Whitney, j..
n Mason, Providence, Dyer and Howes, Hindham !;
Greene, Ne,s. London Isaac ID Bull, Hastferd; and
most druggists, booksellers and postmssters thro'
out the Unted States -.rhere may be had ell these
j.stly es,ee~ed and highly cpprcrcd Medicines"
brebared by "W. L Conway"
Dec. 3. 1917. (1s)
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From the Weekk Museum.

A Tribute Of Gratitude from one who knows by
neutrality-suspicious. the sad saticrings arising
from " Imprisonment for debt"
From HowARp's pen how sweet the numbers flow,
How we'll descrb'd each tender scene of woe,
90 read his I" Prison Tsles," for they reveal
Facts that must make hardest bosom feel;
There read how hspess' Brown resignd his breath,
And sweet Eliza's sad untmeiy death;
While the fond father asks, and asks in vain.
70 see his ov'd and dying child again.
Oh Howard, how I love thy feeling mind,
ny every noble, generous grace reind.
oh could our country more such Howards boast,
Then for debs would Freedom neer be lost
Well thou'd deserve thy predecessors name
For thou like him shall rise to honest fame,
Thy heart, Thy views, thy motives all the same
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and The pub
l lie. that Capt George Law'on, in Tivcrton,
Edsord sfanheee and Jeseph W Bafssn in New.
port, are the Agents TO receive articles intended
for the Union Factory
lie continues to color and dress Wrelsn Cloths
Of all descrip,ons--to Card Sleeps Wool OF all
grades. and to manufacture Plains, Sattirets Goat
ngs, Flaancls, sc Of vsrious colours snd shsdes-
Those who vii, favor him with their custom in his
inc, may depend on having their work done IN 'he
bcst manner, and on reasonable terms, ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged
JOHN BABCOCK
fportsmoutb, Feb. 10, 1879 C5m.l
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POETRY.
THE MANSION or REST.

THE MANSION or REST
OH who that has gazed IN the stiffness Of even
On the fast fading hues Of the west,
Has not seen afsr on the bosom Of heaven,
Some bright little mansion of resti
and wept that the path TO a region so far.
Should be shrouded by sadness and fears;
That the night winds of row, mis- fortune and
care
Should sweep Ger the wild rolling waves Of des-
pair,
20 dsrken this cold world Of tears.
Yet who that bath gazed-has not ionged for the
hour,
When misfortune and sorrow shall cease,
And hope like the rainbow, display thro' the show.
er,
Her Sright written promise Of peace.
And Oh if that rainbow of promise shall shine,
On the last scene of iifes chequer'd gloom
May its blaze in the moment of parting be mine--
ask but one ray from source so divine,
10 light the dark vale Of the tomb
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Underwood & Stevens,

HOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN PALVTERS,
No. ll6. THAMES STREET,
INFORM the public and their friends that they
Il haze just received and offer for sale. complete
assortment OF
Paints, Oil, WndoU- Glass, SIC.
as low as cen be purchased in the state--amopg
which are the foiIowing together with great mum.
Der OF other articles g.
London White Lead, butch Pink,
do Red Lead, Rose Pink,
Black Lead, Smalt,
Spanish White, White Yitroi,
Paris White, Gold Leaf,
Spanish Brown, Gum Sheack,
Purple Brown, Linseed Dill, boiled or
Venetian Red, unboiled
French Yellow, Spirits OF Turpentine
English Yellow, black Vsrnish,
Chrome Yellow, Bright ,rnish,
Psient Yellow, Copal VANISH,
verdigrise, House, }
TIMBER, Paint, and Z brushes
Lthsrge, WhitewashS
Prussan Blue,
II By sending the dimensions Of vessel, house
or rooms, their friends can be supplied with suifi
cient quantity OF Paint and Oil for the same
. Newport, April 0, 1913. (u)
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U9UN HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

JOHN COOK.
Informs the hnbtic in general u his friends in
,- Particular.
rT>HAT he has taken the noted House Of Col.
. James Jerry's, No. 100, Thames-street, lately
improved by Mr. DOVE a Public House, and
which he proposes TO accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemen who may do him the honor TO call upon
him, with the best fare the market may afford No
exertions shall br wanting to crafty and ohlige -
The best Of Liquors will be ready OF command. and
good keeping Of Horses constantly provided.
GA few steady Borders tadies and gentleman }
can be accommodated in the best manner
Newport IulY I. 1918.
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!. @ Ne---Poor .e-.e wretch he minds no.


" That soon some trusty brother Of the trade. :.
Shall do for him what ne has done for thousands
Nothing. teaches like death {; and though
norhaps the business OF life would grow tor.
pid.> and tho strings Of activity 30 ioosed
were men continually hanging over the med.
ita,ion--yet, assuredly 90 man should fail tA
kesp tho great objoct In view; and seasons
bly, 10 reflect that the important moment ss
coming, when be two must mingls with his
Kindred clay.
There is no being long and sincerely hap
py, withou, being good which, 40 common
an observation a. II has been, yet wants to D.
made anew, by most Of those whom the
world think both wise and hsppy.
Since lifc itselfis uncertain, nothing which
hss lifs for its bssis, can boast mueh stability.
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Dissolution or Cobmlneysllit.

THE Co-partnershir. heretofore existing under
the firm Of CRANSTON X GODDARD, was
dissolved on the Goth of February Lat All per.
sons indebted to said Firm. are requested TO settle
the same without delay, and all persons having any
demands az sinst said Firm are requested to pre-
sent the same for settlement.
Newport, March 8. HENRY GODDARD
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BY the President Qi me Umfed Stafes.

BY The President Of me Uhfed Sfafes.
NMHEREAs, by an Act of Congress, passed on
wv the third day OF March, 1915, entitled An
Act TO provide for the ascertainng and surveying OF
the boundary lines fixed by the Treaty with the
Creek Indians, and for other purposes," the Pre-i
dent Of the United States is authorized 10 cause ,
lands acquired by the said Treaty be Offered ier
sale, when surveyed:
Therefore, L. James Monroe, President of the Y.
ri'ed States, do hereby declare and make know.
~ pubic sales 'or the disposal (agreeaby TO lava
O. .ertain lands in the Alabama Territory, sbai La
held as follows viz:
At Cahab4, on the Sd Monday in March nex,,
for the sale of
Township umbered ~ in ranges IS Is 20
l7&l8 Ioll I2 I3 Ia Is q
1ss Is1.l' ~.
Is ioiii6ris
At ST. Stephens, on the second Monday in Aps;l
next, for the sale OF
Townships numbered 81 II 1s ls 20 in ra =
II i8 19 20 &
1918 >
~ =
At Cahaba,on the fsst Monday in May next. Ts.
the sale of
Townships numbered i2 in ranges 10
789Ioii
6 789I0ll
except such lands az have been or may be reserved
by law for the use OF schools or for other purposes
The lands shall be offered for sale in regular mum
ericsl order, commencing with the lowest Ieu.bse
of section, township and range, and continue three
weeks, and no longer.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washingsca,
the Oath OF November, 1878
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President.
JOSIAH MEIGs, Commissioner Of the
General Land-OfEce.
or Printers who are authorized to publish the
Laws Of the United States, will psbiish the above
once week till the first Of May next.
I1ecember q.
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20: Ae:-.
An ixrRAcT.

xtis too commonly tound, that fannlliari.
~ With death, and froquen recurrence OF
funerals, graves, aud church-yards, serve 70
harden rather than humanse tho mind; and
10 desdeu rather than excite those becoming
refiuotions, which such objects seem excel
lently calculated to produce. Hence the
nbysicien enters without the least emotion,
the gloomy chambers Of expiring life; The
untlcr,akcr handles without concern the clay.
cold limbs and the sex,on whistles uDappal-
led, while his ,pade caste forth from the earth
rhe ,Hingled boucs and dus, OF his fellow
Tes'uses.
" See yonder maker Of the dead mans bed