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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13
By tito President W the u. SfateS.

vXIHEREAS, by an act of Congress, passed on
w the i7,h of February, 1918 entitled (" an
making provision for the establishment, Of addition
al Lard Offices III the Territory OF Missouri The
President OF the United States is authorised d
reot the public lands which have been survey ed in
said Territory to be offered for sale
Therefore, I. JAMES MONROE, President of the
United States, do hsteby declare and mske known
that public les for the disposal (sgreeable lawl
Of certain lands in the territory Of Missouri, shall
be held Ms follows, viz Al st Louis. in the said
territory, on the first Monday in August, October,
December, February and April next and three
weeks after each Of the said days, for the sale Of
lands in the land district Of ST Louis Thirty town.
ships shall be Offered at each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west of the fifth principal
meridian line, and proceeding westerly
Atthe teat Of Justice fo~ Howard County, in the
said Territory, on nie first Monday in september
and November next, and three weeks after each of
said days. for the sale of lands in the land district
of Ho,pard County Thirty townships shall be of.
fercd at each sale The first to be in square form,
and to include the seat Of justice of the said coun.
y ss nearly in the GENRE as the situation OF the
sArveys will admit, and the second Immediately east
OF the frst, and in the same form. excepting from
sale in each district, theAands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes.
NGiyen under mvt and, at the city of Washington,
the hirtieth day Of April, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
by the President JOSIAH MEIGS
Commissioner Of the Gene, al Land Office.
or Printers Of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws of the United States, will insert
the above once week till April mex, ard Send their
bills to The General Land Ofiice for payment.
CT A map Of the above Lands may be had (pre-
vicus tothe sales) a, the General Land ctice. and
at the land Offices in the Missouri Territory rhe
Map is now rayng for JOHN GARDINER.
I'M f3] Chief Clerk, General Land Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13
*x*CURES PEkfOkMED!
Nonga heretofore eons,dered tGst rs!iJ ty !
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.

or MIR Sdearman. carpenter Of Bostsn, was q
AVA months afflicted with tunnour on the
back OF his hand which incapaciated him for work,
after having tried every thigs in vain, and suffered
operation on his hand aud consde ed inc,.rabio
cured and restored to health by taking 5o,tss
of these drops
Mr. Wright Of Bosfon. was 8 years afflicted with
aever sore on one of his legs. had tried most med'
cincs without effect, was cured BY bottles
3 "A Child Of Mr. HHrrH, of Hanoyer was cured
Of Ulcers and Bilcs, some Of which had eat downto
tho ribs, by 5 bottles This child was considered
in dying state whT he began taking these drops
I'm Infant Of Boston, was covered all over with
erupons, blind with both eyes, was cured by bot.
ties. tg
An elderly Lady Of Boston severely afflicted
for rs years, with eruption all over her, attended
with most tofmensag itchngs, burnings and blotch.
es, bad lost thereby two toe and one h"ger nails
was cured by bottles she had not lett her room
sor s monlhs, and corsidered past oil rekef!
a Gentleman Of Leri,ston was afflicted 20 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain no relief.
cured by & bottles.
a Gentleman Of Bastsa, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with eruptions. had tried
every medicine without success, was cured by theee
Drops.
a Gentleman Of Ror3ssy, was so years afflicted
with humor on one Of legs, attended With burning
itching and blctclcs, resigned as past relief,
Tor 80 years could not lie IN bed at tines per-
fectly cured by these drops.
Il Lady Of CharisstoIn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee POINT, had tried
every assis arce, and considered past rciei, cor.
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
and using DR. Jebbs Liniment, in 5 weeks size had
the free use of the joint. the pain le her. and b7
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drors are radc,l cure for scuryy, serc
fuls, St A~nony's 6rc, leprocy, pimped faces, en-
Iarged glands, legs. ulcers even when the bons
is affected. veneria taiats when mercury has filled,
are the best spring and au,u,nnal physic. and may
be given to children with perfect safety Price SIS
six bottles for Eve dollars, ~ bottles for 50 or
IL dozen for 800 q lax fer DR. Relies Bo,sn-
icai Drops"-None are genuine, unless signed w.
4. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by shr
sole proprietor. W. Conway. chemist, No. I. Dun
sted Place. Boston; by mis- special appointment BY
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggi1,
Ne. ITO. Thames-stsest, Newport.
.2ss, Iy
Lemuei w. Briggs, Bristei. Hercules whitney, }.
n Mason, Prsvidence; Dyer and Howes. Hindha,n,
Greene. -Vs~- London Isaac ID Du Hartford and
most druggists, booksellers and post masters thro'
out the United States where may be bad eli these
insfs esseened and highly ap9rsssd e Medicines
prepared BY ''w. + Conway
pec. 3I8i7. (1y)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13
BY she President OF tne Omaea ol1l.

yXyHEREAS, by an act Of Congress passed on the
wv 18th of February, 1918, entitled 20 An act max.
ing provision for the establishment of additional
Land Offices in the territory of Missouri" the presi-
dent OF the United States is authorized direct the
public lands which have been surveyed in the said
territory, 10 &c offered for sale
heiefore, L. JAMES Monroe, President of the
United states, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales for the dispos (sgreeaby TO aw)
OF certain lands in the territory Of Missoui shall
be held H. Franklin, in said territory, viz.
On the first Monday in January next for the sale OF
~. s;s:';s !, and I'd ''.s'l i town 'nr.nss 10
4sto 81 and} %
frsct'i township SO
48 to So 2f 20 %
On the first Monday in March next, for the sale of
Townships AZ 10 55 inclusive in raAges "a and 25
Is q so 2S and ~
On the & 81 Monday in May next, for the sale of
Townships 5, TO 81 inclusive in ranges III and IL
81 TO So i3
So 10 sc IA and Is
excepting the lands which have been or may be -e-
served by law for the support Of schools, and for
other purposes
Each sale shall continue 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 18th day OF July, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen.
By the President JAMES MONROE.
10 INH MElaS,
Commissioner Of the General LAM Office
Of the United states, will publish the above once
week I'LL the hrst of May next, and sent their bills
to the Gen,rai Land efxce for payment.
August S 1awifh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13

fyankha's 1dviee 20 ysung T,adesmen.
Ntmomber, thai limo Is money. lie thar
NJ ea,n ten shillings day by his tabor, and
>es abroad, or s,s idle halt Of that day
1thoogh he spends but six pence dusisg his
1dleness, ought not 10 reckon tha, the only
\ >sxpenss; be has really spent, or rather
|>Afe~o away, &ss shillings bsudss.
[k Remember tha, credit is money. II =
mAn jet his money lie in my hands after il is
1ue> be eivcs me interest, OF ss much as |
4 66o lnsks Of Il during that une. This
7mouots To considerable sun whore man
eAss good aud large credit. and makes good
nse iii.
!. Rsuember, that ncnsy Is Of prolific CEN
ersnog nature. Money can begct money,
/. srd &c of,pripg can begss more, sod so 90.
tl7iss shiIliogs turned is tx, and ~ ned again
- Io.sev<o and thrs<~pences and so on ti'ln
tcomeS - hundecd pounds. The more
!, {<Src i>jof Il. tho more Il produces every
a f. .lnc IS that the peo6ts rise quicker. Nc
Isl NH breeding sew dsstreys ell her c6
enr|a< ko (hs shousspdsh generation. h.
IN a & 80 fde,s crown destseys slI thst A.
<.i <. t6se o6uesi, even sessss Of psands
"a Nm )II(6f, sInt ~ psoqdq 3 yssF . bar :
~ IN IN - ~ e<y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13
NEW GOODS.


Corner ef Harrington square, and 1Asxess
sfreef.
LAS just opened. twenty cases and bales Of
4 fresh English, India, French aud Scotch
DRY GOODS,
which he vii. sell whossale and retail. at satisfse
tory prices for cash or approved dredit.-Amopg
them are
superfne blue. black, oIive. brown and mixd
RROADLLOTH5
DO Pelsse CIsths and cassifheres
Extra fne Buff. white and drab Cassimeres
Bonbszetts, all cslors
Printed kattinets and Bombazets
Tartan risiGs fer children's wear.
DO for gentIs mems Cioaks
6,7, So. 10 and III quarter Rose BLANKETa
Point and duff ditto
Plains AID Kerseys, some very stout and fae,
supeffne drab Coating
flsnnss, BaIzes and Bockings
Twilied and stripped homespun and English Flsn-
Salisbury Fisnnels-vesiings
Cacoes. Copperplaies and ChintSes
3 CarIiIe Ginghams very cheap
Lss,rings and Levantnes
A great variety OF Gloves and Hosiery
4 Plain T. fgur'd Book Leno, + sachArilla Npsl.6s
Cambria, jaconel and null ditto -
Z Steam loom shirtings-common ditto
4 Lineps-Russia and imitation Sheetings
Silk and Tabhy Vevets
4464 and 6-4 real Merino S1AwLs
Eiegan, Imitation ditto, with Merino borders
PLAN and printed Cashmere SnAwLs
Imitation and Cbintz ditto
A great variety Of silk and cotton Handkerchnss
Super6ne and common Oil cloths
Wellington ana pyrenesns capes and comforts
India Cottons--do. Checks at Cd per yard ~
Lama, Merino and wors,ed trimmings
Maltese buttons and snaps
Silk Velvets and Velvet Ribbons, all colours
Plain ard fgur'd Pearl shirt and dress Buttons
Elegant hgurd aud plaid Ribbons, in garnitures
sCommon do all colors and widths, great variety
Italian Braids and ferrets
GentlcGens and iaGies feeced & Angola Goyea
Tow cloth, brown aud whitened
Diapers and Crash he- H
Ga and 3d. Table Diaper
AA assortment Of Pocket Books, from go TO l5o
cents
Floor and Hearth Brushee
ALSO Pins, Needles, Tapes, Threads, bobbins,
bedlaces weddings, suspenders, shirt wires. but.
tons, and linen fess, best halian sewing silk
and twist, bindings, &c &c.--vhichwith many 9th
er artices, makes collection worth the attention
Of purchasers, either fof consumption or sale.
In ndairon 10 me a6ove,
10 pieces soperfne Ingram Kidderuiinster, Bcsis.
sells, and common C.iRPE1TsGS
Elegant imperial and Brussels kugs--Csrpee
bindings
.is usual complete assortment of Cotton Yarn.
and other Goods Of domestic Manufactures OF Cot.
ton. Wool, &c. SC
A good assortment Of Groceries.
Newport, Dec. 10 ts 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13

Informs The nu6he an general IS me friends in
f harsicufar.
THAT he has taken the noted House of Col'
u James Pcrry's. No l20, Thamcs-street, lately
improved by Mr. Dow. Public House, and
winch he proposes To accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemen who may do him The honor to cal upon
him, with the best fare the market may afford NO
exertions shall b. wanting to Bratity and oblige -
The best of Liquors will be ready at command. and
good keeping OF Horses constantly provided.
or A few steady Borders (iad,es and gentleman
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Newport July I, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13
.POATR N.
From fhe Palladium.
AsokLs SHALL WIPE THOSE wAT'Rr zrEs


Addressed 10 an espi,5ng Reiafips ~hsse s;cknes
~as oecasionsd BY her Husbands Death
ANGELS shall wipe those warry eyes
Thai now with deepest grief are swelling;
And 5crsph's shall forbid those sighs
10 enter the eternal dwelling.
The dew and sweetest breath Of even
Ara felt when brgl'est giows the heaven.
The friend thou mournest far is gone
From signs of woc-from tears OF sorrow
And look for thee how flames The dawn
Dawn Of An everlasting morrow!
The load OF cares how fast il lightens,
Thy hope Of giory-how II brigbtensi
Ben now. upon thy death like cheek,
A smile of victory is beaming.
Path gioweih there, and Patience meek,
Thou secm'st Graded infant, dreaming
With Saints thou seem'sr TO claim n union;
With Con thou hoidest high communion!
Cold 10 thy visage now--thine eys -
No more tby bosom-pangs are teilingI
Angels have wiped thy tesrs--,hy sIghs
Are bsnish'd the eternal dwelling
Thine earthly sun has sunk in even.
And dawne.' J, 4, set 40 more, in Heaven 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13

THE subscribers having been duty appointed
Executors Of the late will and Testament 81
John C. PiIn.LiPS. late Of Newo merchant
deceased. and having given bonds according 10 law
Gor the fshful di>chssge Of the trust thereby Gem
nted 10 them rsquess aIl persons indebted 20 said
state to make immediate payment. and those who
sAve any demands against Il, 10 exhibit shess 20
JAMES PHILLIPS -
s F0wLEa cAkpNER.S -.
Ncvpcrf. Dee, 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13
CONSIGNMENT.
VIM. JAMES 1lLLEY,

40. ~, 7bomes-Ssreef,
.HAS Just received, a Consignment of
i Il Callicoes, which he will sell, lower than can
b. bough, in this Town, by twenty hve per cent.
Newport. Dec. 2, 1873.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13
BY the President Of the Uuted Sfates.

,Oy fre TTCSfQelL or yHc .CHifeG OfGfcS.
NAJ uEREAS, by an Act of Congress, passed on
w the third day of March, 1915, entitled " An
Act to provide for the ascertaning aud surveying Of
the boundary lines fixed by the Treaty with the
Creek Indians. and for other purposes" the Presi-
dent of the United states is authorized the
lands acquired by the said Treaty be offered for
sale. when surveyed
Therefore, I, James Monroe, President Of the U.
uited States. do hereby declare aud make known,
that public sales or the disposal (agrceaby TO law
ofcerti lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held as follows viz
Al Cahab., on the Sd Monday ia March next.
for the sale Of
Township numbered ~ in ranges Is 90
N&I8 l0li i2 IS lt Is l6
,,s H. ,1Isi9
10 10 IohiSi7is
Al 81. Stephens, on the second Monday in April
Townships numbered se7 8 " is ls 20 in ra. 4
IL ls 10 20 8
izls 2
At cshsbs. on the FIRST Monday in May next, for
Townships numbered - in ranges 9 10
iosiI
except such lands as have been or may Ac reserved
by law Tor tue use oS scucoss or FoF otuer orPoScs
The lsutx shall be offered for sale in regular
erical order, commencing with the Iowcst number
Of sections township and range. and continue three
weeks, and no longer.
Given under my hand. at the city Of Warrington.
the ss.h Of November, 1873
uy the President
JOSIAH MEICs, Commissioner cf the
So lt- General Land Once.
or Printers who are su,horised to publish the
laws of the united states, win publish The above
ence week sill the 6ts: Of Nay ncxh
DrcsuSr ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-13
HlIscELLANEoUs ARTICLES.



Al a late cpurt OF sessions IN Delaware, a
person by tho name Of Joho Robinson, was
convicted Of passing csuntericii three dol
lar note, and sentenced 10 pay fine OF 650o
and be imprisoned, and KEEP. 10 solitary con.
fnement for the ,pssc of three monhsJ aod
that ne should forever wear the letter f,
made of scaglet cioih, sewed on the outside
of his garment, on the back between his
shoulders, OF at least six inches square; and
sad that i, should be tho duty Of any son,ts-
Bile within the state, as often as he should see
fhs said Jdhn Robinson ia the state, without
sucn Badge, to appFchcnd hiB and take nln
betors soMe justice Of the esce, who should,
on proof thereof made, order the same or
some other Constable, TO give him, ,hs said
Yonn Robinson, Ten Iashes, on his back, we'll
laie on sod If any conHabe o. justice should
refssa or ne xIcct so 10 do, he should bo in.
dicsad, and fucd any sum not lesss thsu 20
---;o:&:o,--
ANECDOTE.
A gentleman Of .he B,', IN a neighboring
9puuty, ia easy circumstances and pretty
nood practice, had rendered himself sons
what rsmsrk9aie by his at,e mpts IN the way
nf matrimonial speculation. A maiden ralh-
o. advanced IN years, residing AT few miles
distance In the neighborhood, hearing OF this
iewyer's specuiat,ng propensity that his
chaeucter was onexce pt,onablc, and his silua
ton 10 life toleraoly good, resolved on max
sjpg him her husband. She pretended sud
denly 10 etaken III, and sell for the man of
the law 60 draw hsr wii--hc attended for
that purpose. BY her will she devised
10000 IN bank stock. 10 be divided among
her three cousins, some thousands in b0nds
and notes TO a niece---and vast landed CO.
tate 20 a. iayosite nephew The will being
flushed, she gave the lawyer very liberal
fee, ~nd enjolned secrecy upon him ior soms
ptesendeI ,lurposes--and thus precluded him
from-an snqully into her real circumstances.
Nocd mention th6 result! In fortB'gh
abe lady though, proper 10 be again rcs,orcd
70 health. The lawyer called to congraulsts
bof on her restoration begged permission
40 visit her, which was politely given. Alter
q short courtsnip, the desired o8cr was made
A-lhe bargain congiuded, and ratified by the
rticst---snd the lawyers whole estate by his
kise consists of an sanui,y OF 6s dollars u
.~ The above may be relied on ss fact.
- Mngston Pletian.
- ---s.Ak; o.
!. u reao'ution has recenty been adopted by
nors than three hundred families of MaGdc.
Ansgh, which may prove injurious to the hat.
tef& They have mutually cnsegsa, by void
ff honor, never TO take off thel. hats in sslut-
2nk> but only 10 adop, the ymili,sy custom OF
|LQoching the head with the fight hand. A
t{6er acct Of modern refo. mers, 10 the same
1own, has issued circulaf letters, invitng, all
essons, particularly he ladies, to renounce
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-23
ALEXANDRIA:
SATURDAY, January 60, 1919.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT At WASHINGTON
Thursday, January 21.

~
Thursday, January Fl.
It's anold saying, and like most old proven
hial sayings, it is true one, that zone sto-
ry is good till another is told" In the in
stance now before US it is s:ngularly just.
Who would imagine that after the speech
made by Mr.. Clay, yesterday, any thing
could be said Of sufficient force to efface the
impressions made by his eloquencein the
case of gen. Jackson, and Arbuthnot and
Ambrister? Yet | can tell you that colonel
Johnson, ofKy. did, this day, considerably
stagger the opinions created by our orators
argument, able, eloquent, and logical tho
it was. After expressing his pleasure at
finding that in the management of the DIS
cussion, nothing OF factious ki,'i had made
its appearance, and declaring that there was
no sacrifice he would not make rather than
utter a word that could hurt the feelings Of
those dear friends, (for so he would call
them) who had spoken on the other side,
he said without hesitation, that gen. jack
son had shewn greater knowledge of the
law than any member who had yet spoken
on the subject-and he contended that that
officer had right to put these two men to
death as lawless savages be maintained al
so the right of retaliation, as principle
which had been sanctioned from the com
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-23
Notice.

NHEREAS certain malicious reports
w have been circulated in town, cal
culated 10 injure and impair the good cha
racter | have uniformly borne and still bear,
this notice is given to defeat my calumnia-
tors, and to prove that have not abscond-
ed from Alexandria,--and hope all per.
sons who have any claims against me will
present them for settlement. And fore
warn all persons trusting and dealing with
my husband, Jesse Ross, on my account, as
be was the principal cause of the aforesaid
reports, and induced the marshal to enter
my house, stating had absconded, which
was untrue.-And ! further give notice that
all my property Of every description was
made over to my daughter before my mar
riage to the said Jesse Ross, and be has no
coDtroul whatever over it.
ian 90 ST. LOUISA ROSS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-23
Died,

Yesterday morning, JOHN B. PAroy,
late ofthe House of Patons s. Butcher, in the
36th year of his age-his friends and ac-
quaintances are invited to attend his tune
raj to Friends Burial Ground this afternoon
at 2 o'clock, from the dwelling of his ia.
ther on Pitt-street.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-21
NEGOTIATIONS NTH SPAIN.

In our last paper we gave brief sketch Of the
history OF our negotiations with Spain. which re-
suited in the treaty of 1895 The coalition firm
Ell 10 1893 between England, Austria, Prussia.
SPAN, Sardinia and the Italian States against the
Republic of France, then existed. hut lie pn;o,
was gradually dissolving. In 1896 Spain made
separate treaty with France and in Nov. of tha
next year she joined that power in the w,ra
sa'nst England. From this time or in fart previ-
Gus to this open declaration against ENGLAND
commenced those depredations both bv sn,n;sh
armed vessels. and French vessels under their own
and Spanish colours, upon the commerce of This
country. Their prizes were carried into the ports
o. 7paln' many ofthem condemned others robbed,
and all, nearly total loss to their owners. From
Oct. 1895, to 1904, there were captured bv French
vessels and carried into the ports Of Spain. 169
American vessels of these "a were absolutely
condemned Within the same ner;od thoro -.
lo4 American vessels captured by the Spaniards.
OIL winch " were condemned, 81 acquitted or
ransomed, and "a unaccounted for & denend;n,
Mest or these spoliatons were made previoasl,,
70 me year 1901, when peace took MACE hetweo,,
GREAT Britain and the continent. In 1907 me-
n'ofls's were presented to our Government from
Az parts Of the Union on the subject Of these
iosses and It was earnestly requisite that dress
aho 'ec'amaiio ion might he made on these denre-
ua'ors z our commerce. forthe damages ourmer-
onants rad sustained. CsaRLEs PrNcYNEy. Fso.
~ ''i"'s'er a Madrid, was accordingly instruct
al e..
Gu 10 pursue the subject, and obtain satisfaction