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Eron, Gibraltar.

From Gibraltar.
Capt. CoviIl, of the brig Adamanl, st this
port, left Gibraltar on the Sd OF June, and in
foems thar Spain had ratified the Treaty with
the United States, ceding the Foriass, snd
providing for cestsio American Claims--apa
presun..s that the Hornet had sailed irons
Cadiz for Nsw-York with the ratification
Capt. {. also informs, that abou, the 2s,h
OF May, a Patriot privatceer, being 40 chase
of Spanish vessel, run on tbe rocks TWO or
three miles % the westward OF Tafifis, and
biIgcd. The crew attempted. to escape in
their boats, but were pursued by Spanish
lsupe hes, and all made prisoners, excspt tho
commander. who, rather than be taken, threw
himself overheard and was drowned. lie
had much specie in his possession, and ,bcss
was said to be large sum cn board tho pri-
ya.cer.
A letter from Spain, dated May Is, Says
" The expe 5ilion, consisting oi so 600 troops
is expected TO sail from Cadiz iD the cou,sa
OF a month. Its objec, is to,mske fnsi at
temp, for the reduction of The rebellion ty
striking blow upon every one Of the revolt
ed Psosinces at once, aud thus endeavor 10
terminate the contest. The command is 10
be given 10 The Marquis d'Yrujo. Anxiety
is seen 10 the coun enance Of every Spsbiare,
who wishes Tor the end oi the civil war, Wills
be see,e,bbrea,hes prayer for the success
Of the Patriots"
CIsnALrAR, May ~.
Statement of the progress.oi the Plague 10
the Morocco DominIons, as brough, by ths
Paesfco, Quarantine Schooner, which re.
IN ned + ON Tapger Bsy on the 18th inst.
The disease in tha, town continues TO de-
crease slowly, 10 persons only having died
since lhe last accounts. W
10 Tetuan 1852 persons had died in -
days.
The deaths al Fez, up TO the 18th inst.
continued TO amount 10 400 day.
10 Meqninez the disease is on the decline,
not more than or ; daily.
Io Alcassa The Dolly deaths were about TO-
In Raba,, up TO the 18Th inst. so person
died daily, and al Salec 100.
Moesdore and Morocco continued healthy
10 the 5,h inst.
The lew persons, i'll Of the plague id Tan
giers were recovering
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- : 4 kn,pois Jose do Y,.ss.ri, as agent
~ ~ e,sonpsns Of Chill, has ssrissa in
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-03
BY the President of the u. States.

ktTHEREAS, by an a., Of Congress, passed On
w the I7th OF February, 1915 entitled " an acs
making provision for the establishment Of addit,ons
al Lard Offices in the Territory Of Missouri" The
President of The United states is authorised 10 di-
rect the pubic lands which have been surveyed 10
said territory, 10 be offered for sale:
Therefore, 1. JAMES MONROE, President Of the
United states, do hereby dec are and make known,
hat public les for the disposal (aereeabe 10 Iawl
Of certain lands in the territory OF Missouri, shall
be held as follows, viz: Al ST Louis. in the said
territory, on the hrst Monday IN August, October.
December, February and April next, ard three
weeks after each of the said days, for the sale u
lands in the land district of ST Louis Thirty town.
ships shall be offered ct each sale comm encine with
the eastern ranges west ct the fifth rsi,.sipsa
meridian line, and proceeding westerly.
At the Seat Of Jss1ce 70" HoEard County, in The
said Territory, on the FIRST Monday ,a September
and November next, and three weeks after each It
said days. for the sale Of lands in the hand di-;rics
of Howard County Thirty townships shall be of-
tered at each sale The first to be in square form,
and to include the of justice Of the said
~. nearly in the centre as the situation OF the
Surveys will admit, and the second Immediately east
Of the first, and in the same form excepting from
sale in IA district, the lands which have been
may be reserved by law for other purposes
Given under my hand, at the city Of W ssbington.
the thrtieth dav OF April one thousard eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President JOSIAH MEHs
Commissioner of the General Lend Office.
or Printers of Newspapers who are authorized
10 publish the Laws Of the United States, vii insert
the above once week till Apcil aud send thef
bills to the General Land Office for payment
QT A map Of the above Lands may he had (pre-
vious to the sses) at the General Lard flee and
at the lard Offices in the Missouri Territory. Tie
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
M. l31 Chief Clerk, General Land Office.
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*x* CURES PERFORMED!
Though hcrctc/src cOnsidered past relief by
DIR. RELIES
PD.E Il AZ L. n D(l DC

U MIR &earnIn. carpenter Of Bosier, was %
AVA months afflicted with tumour on the
back OF iis hand which ncaptcisted HIM tor woik,
after having tiled every ,hng in vain, and suffered
an operation on his hand, and considered ncursDse
was cured restored to health by ,sking bottles
OF these drops
NJ Erighs Of Boston, was 8 years afflicted with
lever sore on orc of MS legs had tried most medi-
cines without effect, was cured by hotues.
n Chtd Of NJ. BaTrid, Of Hdnvverf : was cured
OF Ulcers aud Bies, some ~ w",ch mad eat down to
the ribs, by 3.botties Tins child was considered
IN DYING state when he began taking tnese drops
I'm Infant Of Boston, covered all pver with
eruptions, ohnd with both eyes, was cured BY } bot
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
for l6 years, with eruption all her. attended
with most tormentmg itchings. burnings ana blotoh
es, had lost thereby two voe and one niger nslls,
was cured by 4 bottles she had not lett her room
for months, and Considered past an reLcf!
Il Gentleman Of Lexington, vas sfiic,ed 20 years
with ulcers IN ais legs. could, obtain no relief,
was cured by 4 bottles.
"A Gesfeman Of Boston, his wife ard children
was many years aillic ed With eruptons, had tried
every medicine without suscess, was cured by these
Drops
n Gentleman Of Ror6try, was so years afflicted
with hum,r on one of legs. attended with burning
itching and blotches, wss resigned MS past relief,
for 3Oy years could lie bed at times, was per-
fectly cured by these drops.
Il Lady of ChariesfoSpn was two years afhicted
with q white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assist snce, and considered past rei,ei. COO
traction had formed when on taking these Drops
and using Dr. Jebb's Lniment, in ) weeks she had
the free Of the joint, the pain eft her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are a radical cure for scurvy, scro-
fula, st. Anhony's fire, leprocy, pmp'ed faces, en-
srged glands, sore legs, ulcers even when the bone
is sected veneria tants, whem mercury has failed,
are the best spring and autumnal physic and may
be given to children with perfect sate,yPrice 81,
or six bottles for FIVE dollars, IL bottles for SO or
IL dozen for 500 --ur .isk for "Dr Relics Botan'
icai Drops"-None are genuine, unless signed "W
+. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor. W. T. Conway. chemist. No I, Bum.
sted Place, Boston by mis- special appointment by
SA AMUEL w. VIN9ON, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thames street, Newport
also, by
LemIcl w. Briggs, Brisioi; Hercules Whitney,
II Mason, Prorideace Dyer and Howes, Hmdham !;
Greene, New. London Isaac ID Bull, Hartford and
most druggists, book. sellers ard post masters thro
out the United states where may be had ali these
jus,y es,ssmed aud highly approved Medicines"
prepared ty wv. r Conway"
Dec. 3. 1917. ('y)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-03

hrst earl Gowfis was sd1fessei BY q young
gentlemen Of much inferior rank in the neigh.
borhood, a frequent visitor Of this family,
who never would give the least countenaee
20 HE passion. His lodging was in the tow
er, sepcrste from that of his mistress. The
lady, before the doors were shut conveyed
herself into her lovers apartment A ying
duenDa acquainted the countess thereof, WHO
cutting off, as she thought, all possibility OF
retreat, hastened to surprise them. The
young iady's ears were quick she heard the
footsteps OF the old countcss, IAN TO the TOP
OF the leads, and look the desperate leap Of
nine feet four inches, over q cbasm oil 60
feet and luckily lighting on the ba,,lemeDts
Of the other towe' crcpt INTO her own BED,
where the astonished mother found ner, and
Of course apologized for the uDjus, suspicion
The fai- daughter did not choose 10 sepesl
the leap, but the mex nigh, eloped, and got
married. ---o:xs:o--
# Legal nun In trial, wherein Garrow
and Jekyi were employed as counsel, al
old woman was brought iorward as WI
ness 10 Prove that there had been "a zen
der made" f money The Old lady gave
rather an equivoch ydeoce; upon which
Jskyl, who opposed Gsr,ow upon .ne occs-
sion, handed him This couplet, writlen with
pencil:
"Garrow forbear THAT tough old jade,
Can never prove a-fender MADE"
---:O:0s<u: :--
The dcg6ie Comhimtn,, or the ComhHmen.
Ter eomhhmeated III is seated in the ADef-
Ican WalchmaD, that al the close Of ono Of
Nj. Lancastcr's lectures, lately delivered
from the Speakct's Chair in the Representa-
ives chamber at Warrington, "Mr. Clay Ohe
Speaker) coDpIirpented him 10 handsome
terms, observing that the Chair he occupied,
hsd ne7er beon as we'll filled before Mr.
Lancaster modestly disclalming the mer-
1t imputed TO him by the Speaker, said, in
eaest, that man IN his pu'est aspect was
b0t Sery humble inStramenI oil Higher
Power, and that the Chair he had just occu
pied, exalted a. 1t was, had not been filled by
any thing better than CLAY"
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Cheap !-yss, Oer Cheap !!

TO be soid--s Farm lying in Cclumbis, in the
state of Connecticut, Is miies. from Norwich
landing. on the turnpike road tsom Norw.cn-Land.
;,y. throagh Lebanon. to MISUNDERSTANDING 177
acres Of good land Said farm. stock. and hay. are
Cor sale at a low price -come and see. The build
ings are, pretty good twostory house, two barns.
nd a crib. The situation is pleasant As any ron
Norwich to Hartford. ON the tarupike-road The
FIRM is we'll wooded and watercd, AMI has weii Of
-,od water. (within few rods Of the door, which
vas never lry. Has fine young orchard as any N
nc town, besides other fruit The faem 10 aisn ex-
, .llent Cor grazing. Any person wishing to Rur-
,sse farm Of this description, had better come
= "a view the same, as il viii undoubtedly give sat.
action. Tbs farm. stock. and hay viii certainly
i. sold at . great bargain For further in'o ma
on snnlv to the subscriber, living on the premises
GiLsERr LAMn
colurnsis, sept. 9, 1918. S.n =
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POETRY.
SELECTED FOR THs nEruBLrcAs.
--!.:.sss--
EGYPTIAN COMPARISONS.

.Man-is the rugged, lofty pine,
That frowns on many wave beat shore;
Woman q the slender, graceful vine
Whose curling tendrils round it twine
And deck it's rough bark sweetly DER.
Man 10 the rock, whose towering crest
Nods Ger the mountains barren side;
Woman 3 the soft and mossy vest,
ahst loves to clash It's sterile breast,
And wreath its brow in yerdant pride.
Man is the cloud Of coming storm,
4 Dark as the ravens murky plume,
Save where the sunbeam light and warm,
OF Woman's soul and Woman's form,
Cleans brghliy DER the gath'ring gloom.
ge,, lovely sex TO you tits given.
To rule our hearts with angel sway,
Blend with each woe blissful ieaven,
And sweetly smile our cares away.
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q |'7he Rfaiden's Leah. h.--Thc sncieot hou'
q Y<o,bsen, In the Highlands OF Scota"c
ones The seat Of the uoforseeste Gowr's'
cousi.ss Of two square to~ers. built at a.
Sc,.n, times, end distinct from each othe'
hu, now Joined by buId'as Of lister date. I
I'M of ono ef the towors Is called the Met
en-. Lean, seceived i,s name f'om the folio
,.y ex,rscrS:sAry i.c,s "A dacghser OF the
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NOTICE.

r WILL sell my house, No. ~ on Broad
street and the Land that il stands on, s.
fec, front and 80 feet in the rear, to any pei
son wishing to purchase, on reasonable term.
Said House is nearly new and will do We
for a Public House. A. HATHAWAY.
Ncwpors, Dec. is, 1919.
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since the frs. publication of this pzper--dur-
isg which period il has struggled against many
difficulties, more particularly the want Of prompt
payment the part Of many Of the Subscribers !.
some OF whom have never yet paid single cent
consequently considerable sum is oow out-stand-
ing. II will be seen by our paper that the types.
in use, have done their full share OF duty and
il is necessary the Office should be repenished. !,
10 our intention to do For which reason IT is
indispensable that all who in arrears should
make immediate payment-and those Who can
make il convenient, ought not to make objections
against paying six months in advance; the condit-
ions, in fact. on which the paper is published
Agents will be appointed in the different towns for
the purpose of collecting such sums as shall re-
main unpaid on the first Of March-ali that remain
unsettled after the 22d March will be put in suit
ind,scri'mnatey w. siM0Ns.
Newport, Jan. 20, 1919
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r 70 be Sold!!!0

A LOT Of exccllen, Land. containing eight acres
(be the same more or less) at the southern
q this town, near Mitchell's mill, and possession
given cs,h March next. For terms apply to
NATHANIEL SWEET, agent for the owner.
Newport, Nov. IS. 1873.
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TO LET,

NvE or two convenient Rooms, suitable Tor pubic
Jofices, in central situation. Foe tus,her 'nioT
,na,,sn and terms apply At THE sfise. Jons 3.
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BY the President Of the Unnsd States.

VNTHEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on the
w l7th of February, 1918, entitled An ae, MAX
ing provision for the establishment of additional
Land Ofces in the territory Of Missouri" the pres,-
dent Of the United States authorized TO direct the
public lands, which have been surveyed In the SAID
territory, to be offered for sale:
Therefore. l, JAMES MoNpos, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known.
that public sales for the disposal (sgreeably to iawl
of certain lands in the TERRITORY Of Missouri shall
be held in Franklin, in said territory, viz.
On the hrst Monday nJanuary next. tor the sale a
Townships No. 46 to 50 in.)
elusive ss. and f'ae'l tow" in range i' a
4s to 81 and 90
fracti township SO s
as to 50 81 az IS
On the FIRST Monday in March next, for the sale Of
Townships ts So inclusive in ranges ss and and
On the 6rs, Monday in May next, for the safe Of
Townships 81 to 81 inclusive in ranges IL and II
5ito Sc l3
So to Sc IL and 15
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 con,nue as long as may be neces.
sary To offer the lands for sale, and longer. and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this l7th day of July, one thousand eight hun
BY the President. JAMES MONROE.
q JOslAh MEiGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Oaice.
Printers who are authorized to publish the Laws
Il the United States, will publish the above once
eek till the FIRST OF May next, and sent their bills
10 the General Land Office for payment.
August 5. 1avtM.
Vew Ship Chdndlery and Grocery Store.
JOHN DEBLOIS,
VNCOpNS HE fr;eoda and the puhl.e tbaf he brs
1 opened
Shin .Chapdiery and Grocery Store,
AT No. SO, THAAEs-sTREET,
opposite the storc Of Joseph Briggs. Esq-where ie
si keep constantly on hand, a general assortment
of articles in bis lime, together with sssor nent
of selected Crockery-sIl Of which he viii sell
reasonable terms, as they can be purchased a.
ny store in this town.
N.B-J. ID. will transact Auction aud Coums.
sion Business. Newport, Jan %, 1915.
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NL ~ IItJ \ = U St''V'
EHf. subscriber offers iOr sale, ms
l. new Dwelling-House, 90 the Point, where he
now resides--the Dwe'sing House in Cross.steeet
back &c Mr.. Benjamin Hal 's--one third OF Dwell
ling. House, in Mislreet, neariy opposite the Rev
Mr. 5tchcock's meeting'house, now occupied by
Thomas Handy, Esq "A large store on inc long
wha ia biacksmiths shop, and susnt'ty OF too.s
in Gross str e,-and lot cf Land in Newtown, ad
Joining the land of Mcssrs. Abraham & t'ro l1"ey
The whole of the above will be sold on reasonable
terms for particulars and Information relative to
,1id premises spply. WILLIAM WHILE e.
Newport, Oct. 81, 1913
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By Me President OF the U.,ifs9 5l1f.s
XNHEREAs, by an Act Of Congress, passed on.
w the third day Of March. 1915, entitled "Aa
Act 10 provide for the asceraining and surveying of
the boundary lines liked by the Treaty with the
Creek Indians, and for other purposes" lhe Presi.
dent Of the United States authorized to cause the
lands acquired by the said Treaty TO be offered tor
sale, when surveyed;
Therefore, I, James Monroe. Presi5en, of the U
nited States, do hereby declare and make known.
that public sales the disposal (agreeabiy av)
OF cert in lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held as follows viz
+ At Cshabs, on the Sd Monday in March next,
for the sale ut
IL ks ioii is1si4ls1s
II IL isaS p go
10 i0ii l67ia
At st. Stephens, on the second Monday in Apsa.
next, for the sale of
Townships numbered 81 II is 10 20 in 70. 4
IL 20 8
X KlS
At Cahaba. on the first Monday in May next, FOE
townships numbered l2 in ranges 9 10
7S9l0It
losii ISsiG"
except such lands as have been or may be reserved
by law for the Of schools, for other purposes
The lands shall be offered for sale in regular NUM-
ericai order, commencing with the lowest nymter
of section. township and range, and continue three
weeks, and no longer
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington.
the oath of November. 1918
JAMES MONROE.
Dy the President
JOSIAH MEIGS, Commissioners Of the
General Land Office.
or Printers who are authorized TO publish the .
Laws Of the United States, will publish the above
once week It'll the first of May next.
December 9.
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LOT OF LAND.

Tor SALE Lot Of Land. on Prospect-Hil', be
L longing TO the subseriber. The price noder
ate and the terms easy. JOSEPH NoRTHUP.
Ncwport. October z.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
PUBLIC SALE.

DY order Of the Supreme Judicial Court. will &c
ID sold TO the highest bidder all the right, title
and interest/ which Isaac S. Ccombs, Mary
Coonbs and Apphia Coombs children and heirs al
law of ISAAC COOMBS, late of Brunswick,
deceased, have in and 20 the following described
Real Estate, coutaining 100 acres, situated in
Brunswick, and bounded as follows, viz south
easterly on land formerly of William Elliott, and
running uorthwesteriy by land of John Coombs to
land os Josiah Mecher, then running on said Mel
cher's line sixty-one rods thence running south
easterly on isnd Of Edwards Raymond to the land
of said William Elliott and thence to the bounds
Grs. mentioned with dwelling house and other
buildings therson being three undivided eth parts
Of the same.
Sale TO be on the premises on Monday Jan. 25h
A, ID. 1919 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Conditions made
.nown at the same time and place.
JOHN COOMBs, Agent, aatho rized by
Court to sell the premises
Brunswick, Dec. is, 1913.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

a T a Cour' of Probate holden al the Probate
"A Office in Portland, within and for the
coullsy of Cumberland, on the second Wednes-
day of December, in the year of our Lord eigh-
teen hundred end eighteen--Oa The peti ts-i OF
Samuel Megquire, administrator ofthe estate of
EDMUND c. MCGUIRE, lsts CT Poland, in
said county, yeomsn, deaczsed, representing
that the personal sstsse of said deceased is not
suficient TO pay the just debts. which he owed
q, the time OF his deslh by The sum of thirteen
hundred and seventy one dollars and twenty four
cents, and praying for license to sell and con.
vey so much OF ths real estate of said deceased
as may be accessory for The payment of said
debts and incidental chssges s--ORDERE p--thst
the petitioner give notice thereof to the heirs OF
said deceased and to all persons interested in
said ests .. by causing copy of this order to be
published in the Portland Cszette pointed ir
Portland, in ssd county, three weeks succes
siveiy, thai they may appear al Probate Court
to be held at the probate Office in Portland, in
said county, on the second "Wednesday of JAnu
AIRY mex, al ten O'Clock in the forenoon snd shew
Cause il any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, Judge Of said Court.
A true copy of Record.
Attest. HoRATIo SoyTHGATE Reer.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

M/Ethe iubfcribers being appointed by the
w Hon. Samuel freeman Elq Judge of
Probate for the county of Cumberland to receive
and examine the CLAIMS of creditors TO the eate of
ABRAHAM MITCHELL ir late of Freeport, in
faid county gentleman deceased reprelented ia.
fovent, do hereby give notice at Gx months
from The 6rit of November laa pat are allowed TO
fsid creditorft bring in and prove their claims,
and ths we ali attend that fervice a, the houfe of
Cornelius Dillingham; in faid Freeport, on the firfi
and third Mondays Of January next, and on the
6ra Monday of each of the four following month,
from two to Eve o'clock In the afternoon of each
Of thole days.
CORNELIUS DILLINGHAM; Comuis-
THOMAS BISHOP. { 6oners.
Esespors Dec Is 4w
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OlNIMLAh'

] : offered 20 the public as beng one = y !,
siest and safest cures for this dsorue,- ~,
experience has proved The efficacy o. '''s Il
ment. II is perfectly safe IN ITS opeI.''~s sss,l
may be applied to the smslles! loish. 80 $. ).
danger. The scene is agreeable = u
cessary for The patient TO take Di'lhs's .s...s
common in olher ointment. Ihls JIM IL
put up in tin boxes, convenient 70 csn,'
each genuine box will be aceCEnpanlea III l.n
rec,ions if genuine, ard will be s'gnsas' III
MILLER. The above O.nmsni ms, = Ii
small or large quantities Ct JeFL = slla H.. 4 i
George Doctcr crus Holbroet. s'sos u
Luke'. Herd. No So. Il anoser street, =, Dpsss
vel Horizon. .T,. No 4, Nev6usy ,rss., go nu
of 1E,. Benjamin Betman, 70 tIsnd n'sI 49,
son, Marlborough mr.. 5sds 1y'f' !" il
wick Hafssy Heaieg, George Me Le'a.s. D.. ca.
than Fa.es. Thomss,own, snd Octfs ~ 'Iaas
des Rec e Geer, Feiendship 6fs's' =
81. George. has
- The above ointmeD, is sold = - 7,,sss !
p lncipAi Apothecsries, BOOKSELLERS n~ as,;ss.l
in Massachusetts and in The British f,l@
February. 10.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
Wheaton's Itch Olntns'

THIS we'll known valuable mso's'as ,a,ej . i
recommendations a, ii has been P''s.'B ~ Bss:
D,eafan,. safe and certain remedy y. h DN
in all it's lage,-is for Sale 10 pof'',ns Fsnsss
Coe II. Butnam & Dr DuPee--n n.ratIsfs-
by Coi!ey--in Nor,hyarmOuih' ! Il ssss~
in Freeport, by ". Nye-Brnnis'ss.. s. 90 ka
Bah. Dr. N. Weld. W. 8 II ay0s' s,~ D.
w Turne1--in wi.caast. By "A Ssss .s,. Df
fon-HaioweIl, by B Wales J ! gos1.s,
Page Gardner, Adams Y Aye: u ca VI
! Aasulls, By Dr.. Ellis. , p,''. J, s'.,s,s.-sS i
Jobnfon-vaGaIborosgh. By y s PsibPs
tervlIle. by DR., d. Cook Ea' Hs,5isr~.~s
Partridge ssco BY seannoo co IA saas'-
Rsnnesunk by Parlons ,'ss a Bfisdlg -
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