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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20

Valuable State It,per Land TO, site.
VIE Subscribers being DESTROYS to move 10 the
tern Country, have determined To seii that VsIu
BILE ESTATE on Slate river three miles from Buck
inshan, courthouse now Ma, sviIie, containing b, re-
cent survey iio0 acres about 800 Of which prime
Low grounds, aud about 600 acres in woods most OF
which, is prime tobacco land. The cleared land IN
great state OF Improvement, and well adapted the
culture OF corn wheat and tobacco and is certainly
hind 10 clover and plasteT-A meadow of about ten
acres seeded last spring, on very rich soil. There
this land valuable improy Well calcniaied
fanpiy OF tasse all which together with The plantation
rs ia good repair. Fifteen good hands may b- worked
OH this farm to advantage aud In point Of produc
IL equal 10 rny Dtbis section Of counuy-it will aud
does produce, from s 10 &c bushels wheat the acre
II has OF the most valuable and convenient
mil, seats IN the orchard of excellent ffuit
aud situated IN healthy and wealthy hood.
rIis thought he liver will he made nayvab ,,iios
miles oihis estate and the town of Maysyie rapidly
increasing, which WILL aud does produce regular and
brisk market for all surplus on farm-s; which place
an excellent manufacturing mill finished and
now In operation. This property will ne divided sut
purchasers; bur at the same time give opportunity
LOT tue Wnole on the Iuos accommodating terms,
gether VIII, the stock Of all kinds and crop of corn
fodder, cats, &c.-sotnr household ana Kitchen f,rn.
tnie may De included at reduced Prices Possession
can pc gwen ID Time TO seed crop Of small grain
there is land prepared to bushels small gain
Inc subscribers viii take 10 or IL young negroes in
part and but Title money w3uted dawa.-Any person
wishing to see this properly viii apply to Bcn,znr
tiafdwirkon he premises, or Jonathan p. Hardwick
miles beisw Maj. Henry Floods, the nam Buck.
iDsbam road, and abunt seven miles frem the farm.
nENJAhlN ilsRDwitK,
JONATHAN 4. BARnwicK.
botkood Of inferior iands ihry would sell slso.
jan 23 81 ..eSws r. n J. y. ~.
NR. FKEbtFlCk NEtpON-Adm'or with The ysii
- annexed o. Benjamin .iarrabie, who acting
esor OF jofathaa L> al dec. 10 she Alabama ierr,ory
'hPItase to'ske noiice, that shaIl poceed to take
we deposition ~ Francis biting at tie stoTehouse
Richard C. Jones OF Gloucester county, Va. thurs
DAY. The inst DAY OF April uext, ~ fair oherwis the
next iaiT day between the hour, OF ten o'clock the
morning aud six O'clock IN tile evening Of said day and
to connnr from day day until said deposition ia
keniosbe read as evidence in the suitnow depending
IN ne superior chaHcery conrt of law, holden tile
sapltoI IN the city OF williamsburg Va. between hor.
plaintiffs, AGAINST Frederick Weldon, adm'or with the
VIII annexed Of BENJAMIN Mariabr, dec. who was act
Jug exor OF Jonathan LJsi, dec. defendants aud this
yop VII consider your legal notice. I'm, your
most obsdient servant, honD: COOKE, Admir-
Of John B0i1c, Gee.
Gloucester county. Va. Jan. 80. ss..wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20

8 or 10 Likely Negroes ~ Auction.
HNTridav the 26fh tRst. will he sold to the high
~ est bidder. fer cash, or 10 as likely NEGROES
as any ia yifsnaamong them two excellent hoase
servants, aud girl accustomed To The Kitchen.
NATHANIEL NELSON,
4.fm'Or Of Robert Nelson, dee.
L The sale 10 be conducted BY HsRoN, sINrON y co.
Feb. IL. oz..tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20

NOTICE wish 10 sell my iIaci OF IAND living in
Powhatan, about six miles below the courthouse
90 the main road leading To- Richmond, ccntaipine
abont three hnrured acres and known by The name OF
t'e Ffaf rock a description VI the land IL deemed
unnecessary, as those wishing buy will view the
land Any proposals made aud dirested TO. me al
lynchbirg, will be attended TO.
The above land be not sold before the 81 isednss.
o0y :" Nnveh mart II Ni,l that day be offered at
p.biic auction nj Powhaisn Courthouse being court
day. RDBIhJ HaWkiNs
Bedford. Feb o. s7tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20

n The ENQU!RERs pubilsied twice week, gene
raiiy and three times week during the session Of the
state the heretofore, FIVE
Dottarsser an,n, payable In advance. Notes Of Char
tered speIepayug Banks (oniy) will he received In
paynes. The Editor will guarantee The safety Of re-
ipung them BY mall the postage OF all letters being
paid by the writer's. ~
No paper will he discoBtinued, tbut at the dscre-
lou Of the Editor until all garages have been paid
Whoever will guarantee the payment ofnine papers
shail receive a tenth gratss-
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ One Sqxarv-Ffrst Insertion, IS csnts-each
&C ontfsudNcs, so cenis.
Va Advertisement Inserted until &c has either been
paid for assumed by scne person in fhss city ortfs
esyirors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20


shail receive a tenth gra<ss-
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ One Sq,sa,v-Ffrst Insertion, IS csnts-each
continuance, so cen<s.
Ma Adverfisement Inserted until &c has either been
sxgIrons.
CHAPARD s. wEsB--IlaVe for saie-is. Oou ibs cof
- fee, part prime g,esa
30 bhds. sud 70 bbIs. Muscovado sugars
90 bills loaf and lam? sugar
Is hIds. prime retailing noassss
~ hhds. antigua rum do. jamaica do.
q piae. very superior old cosniac brandy
3 do. genuine Holland gin
20 SS o nsybsrns caraihers old recrs whisky
az hhds. pennsytvasia do.
n pipes, half pipe and Ia or. casks
Il old L. r. Madeira
pipes, half pipes sad or. cask
siciiy Madeira
40 Or. rast. Sherry }wISRs.
pipe Lsslon ..
do. port
8 ar. casks Sweet Malaga
20 boxes n doz cach) Cisret
a tierces London brown stont
TOO tons bar iron -2o tons plough plates
leo northern made posIghs-ezstings
81 ton nail rods--50 casks cut nails, I'd te2od.
tons English tstcred steel
do. American do.--f do. era~ley do.
do. German do.-l2 dog. nying pans
$50 sacks Liverpool sIouud salt
loo crates queens ware, assorted
so casks Eugiish glass ware do.
10 casks apotheoaries' viais
~ gross quart bottles
hoxes Dutch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
40 hall boxes by 10
rs do. 7bs 9 WINDOW GLASS.
%. s ssy,
% bills. New York prime pork
bbis. mess AID prime beef
do. North Carolina cut behring's
so casks English renned salt pett-
s,prime Spanish hides 900 sides soal ,ea.her
q casks aud 2 cases mems shees
mems saddles
Is bags race ginger 80 kegs grouhd do.
Is de. perper--i5 bags pimenta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20

tCSI PubLlSHED-ABd for sale, at Peter Cottnin's
- Bookstore, the FAST of 81. Mdedoten, Romance,
ny Miss Anna Marin Porter, IN two vos.-prire rs.
Ao, Notes Oh the War in tie South, By Nathaniel "a.
ClaihornA--rIice 81. Feb. I6. Qi..2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20

SEyEN Young MEN-HEtb.ERS & S15WYERy-
~ To be hiizd Of
ANDERSON. BLAIR & ANDERSON.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

In Camden, on the 10th ult by Jonathan
Thayer, Esq. Mr.. Peleg Smith, aged SO years, to
Miss Lucy CotheriIl. aged 81. This hopeful
couple walked from Hope, distance Of seven
miles, and arrived at the house of the Justice in
Camden, at o'clock in the morning, where af-
ter being joined together in due form, they ''went
out shopping" and. after walking about the
streets for about two hours they walked back the
same distance to their neat little mansion in
Hope, where they arrived in season to dine with
their friends at two o'clock. The afternoon was
spent in rural walks and agreeable convers alton.
They appeared, says our correspondent, happy
and much pleased with each other, uotwithstand-
ing their disparity ages.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

The Maine Branch ofths american Education,
Society, held their Annual Meeting at Brunswick.
on Thursday the Cd inst.-At 9 o'clock A. NJ a
Sermon was delivered by the Rev. l.. PAYsov,
Of Portlaud.-The following gentlemen were
chosen off GERS for the present wear viz
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

The Treasurer Of the american Education
Society acknowledges The receipt Of S683,2s
in the month Of August las;-S 40, % Of which
was received from number Of ladies in the
first parish in Norlbyarmouth, in order 10
constitute their pastor the late Rev. SAHUEL
WOODBURY., member for life.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

THE s,tascriber hereby gives ruAIir notice 70
ali concerned. that she has been duiv Ar r,,rr \.
ed and taken upon hersef the trust Of Adnsi,tr,.
irix OF the estse IF AVID GRAY, late of Sortb
Yarmouth 10 tie county Of Cumss aaa. Nariae-
deceased, by giving bond q. the iAr diresf.-sh.
iherefore requast, all persona whc are Indebted 10
the said dsceased's estate 10 make immediate pay.
meat; and those Eho have aoy demand. thereon.
70 exhibit the tame lHv setE.snient 20
rachel. GRAY.
SprihTIr rnca y, Ssof = 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
NOT[CE,

VIE subscriber hereby gives pntiic notice ~
Il all concerned, that he has been daily appointed
and taken upon himself the Trust Of administrator
ofihe estate Of RACHEL ROSS, late Of Bruns-
"ick, III the county OF Cumberland. Widow, da-
ceased, N giving bond a. the law dTatt--!ie
therefore requests eltpersons who are indebted Cd
the said s.~ceas d's estate 70 make Immediate paw
meHt and those who have any dcmauds Tie, -on
10 exhibit The same for payment to
ROBERT ROSS.
Brunswick .'une 5, fdf9.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

Capt. Atkinson. ar. at Baltimore, reports, that
during his stay IN GOnaives. an English schooner
arrive! from New Providence, the Captain Of
which gave the following particulars of the cap
ture of four Of the crew Zone the captain) Of ri
ratica cruiser, which had committed number of
depredations IN the neighbourhood ofthe Leewarl
Islands. II appears that considerable quantity
nf coffee had found its way into New Providence
some time in july Ias. which excited suspicion ;
soon after there was some Interrogation given that
a part Of the crew or some vessel wns on an unin
habited Island near New Providence, the other
part having of with the vessel immadietriv
detachment of soldiers were put on board small
sch. I'll ordered for the above Island, " here they
found and took the four men already mentioned
late Of the sch. FIR nerly the Contradiction Of Bl-
tim IRE (Which capture is well known the greater
IA Il of the crew hlYing rIn off wiih her. while
the Capt and four Of bis men were on shore one OF
which made his escape after being taken. The
Contradiction taken "a NHevItas, here they
gave themselves ~. Those who taken. were
Immediately brought TO trial ~ New Providence,
Zone having tnrnea kings evidence, and condemn
al to be hanged and Tho execution Of the Captain
took place three DAYS after their condemnation !;
he execution Of the other two pnt of for &
few days for what reason capt. H's informant was
cot acquainted.
Ii appears that the captain (vrhose name is not
~ecollected) was one Of ahe most hardened wretch
es that was ever bought 20 Justice. During de
short time he bal % live, he frequently visit
ed by several ministers, TO which he paid no KIDD
Of attention, but went on IN the most wicked man
ner possible, till = few hours before hr was taken
10 the galIows he then appeared 70 be quite re-
conciled, and said be was confident NJ forgiveness
Among the CrueIties which were proved against
him Zone confessed j. the following After cap
turing the Contradiction. and huhng her ~ an
swer their purpose better than the one which they
took her with, the armament uss pHt on board
the Contradiction and il D. supposed the other De-
stroyed Some time after, they fell IN with sInali
vessel, her nation not reoniiec ed, On board 81
which was Spanish gentleman and his wife. pa,-
sengers. hound 20 81. Thomas they were taken
hoard ,hei pirate, and the vessel Plunre-ed OF
every thing valuable.
II Is unnecessary 20 say u what manner thr
poor woman was ireaiesly dufiag wh. IN thel
numerically heating and tor'lring her ta'bond
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
C0RSignmcntS per MESSENGER.

ROXES souchong Teas-Bsgs Calcutta
- double boiI'd White Sugar--qr CASKS y.
hall or casks Mountain Malaga Wine.
also, per Joseph
casks Linseed oII-pipes Ccgnac, Spahi.b
s. MarseiIIes Brandy. Store. pipes flol-
lands & hhds Amr. Gin-qr casks Lisbon
Wine-bbls. & tubs Ground Ginger-hhds.
& bbis. Muscovado Sugar-.bbs clear 8. Prime
Pork--bozes Mo,calel s. Bloom Raisins-
Bags Aimonds-FiIberts s English Wslnuts,
Boxes Havana Cigars eans House Sheath
ing Paper--boxes Blue & White Starch. For
Sale al JERE GORE, Jr's Commission Store,
No 10 Long Wharf. SEPT 7.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07


The plague at Tunis had carried of 80 900
people previous 10 the Sd of July, at which time
it was beginning to subside.
The FIVE Persian Students, who had been three
years in England, are on the eve Of returning
home. One of th~m, Ostude Muhomed Ali, IS
united to Miss Dudley, an English lady Of tall
ents who accompanies him.
1t is estimated that within years-w ithout
including those who have arrived in Canada or
Nova Scotia. the number Of emigrants TO this
country amounts to halfa million of persons
much Of this, must be conjectural.
The papers give an account of severe gale
on the 28,h July in the bay of st. Louis, in which
the u. s. schr Firebr rand, with As men, including
Lieut.. GRAY, DR.. WARDL, and two midshpmen
were ali lost. Nine vessels were driven on shore.
Many houses at ST. Louis were unroofed and
some blown down.
We understand that CONCERT Of Sacred
Music will be given Tomorrow Erenlng, at the
Meeting house of the Second Parish, and con-
tribut;on made for the benefit Of the children of
Mr. LEwIs-The performances ofthese children
ythe eldest of whom is but nine years Of ageJ
have excited the admiration Of all who have
heard them The Bechoren Society have polite
" offered their aid on this occasion: and we in
dulse the hope that The citizens Of Portland will
not lose so rare an opportunity q high and
rational amusement
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
MARRIED.

Cedar Posts, none in the market-in demand.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07
SALE AT AUCTION

GALL a ALI ION
on WEbNESDaY 18Th O-toBsr. On B. C.
Atwood, at No /, Unlon Whag, al 10
o'cloah--
Sn Pieces Of A MEXICAN BRO ADcLOTHs
w i0J do. CiHBRTCkS ana UANBRICK
MUSLIN
An Invoice Of II fRD H'fFE--A quantity Of
STONE WIRE aud GL- fSS BOTTLES &c.
August. "a
CONCERT.
TIE citizens Of Portland, are respec. fully in
formed, that CONCEkr (. oil Sacfed Au.ir, viii
be given a. The Mseiing house 81 IL second par
I'D, To-iaorro,0 Eyeaiag % commence az bait past
seven. ORDER.
PART Isl.
Strike the Cymbo, By PuciHt.
- come lei a. sing, Claimed
Haissone chorus from Israel ~ Egyp; ! Y,
ny Mas z. u. Lewis, I -A""D''
Child o. Mlrtality, j. Bray.
P4RT2t
Voluntary, by NJ. LEsIs.
Chorus MOAN
Air STEv sN4oN-
HaIiaIuj,h Chorus, by Masters }
RS J. Lewis. -
Mount Of Olives, BzETaovt J
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

The Treasurer of the .41rerican Bible Socie-
~ received, during the month Of August, the
sum Of S.I8Is, 4l-thirty dollars Of which
was from the marlborough Cleaning Society,
composed Of ladies belonging to the congre-
gational Society in marlborough, TO consti
tue their pastor, the Rev. DAVID Nj MITCHELL,
member for ile-and fifty dollars from the
kennebunk Bible Society, as donation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
.1NECDOTH.

A traveller having put up at country
tavern, where number OF the ncighbor-
Ing firmers had collected, and hearing
them tell several "tough storics," about
their cattle, sheep, SC. begged leave to
offer astory. a neighbor OF his, hav.
ing a. sickly sheep, turned him ont to
7passure with perfect indifference; /; brought
{him in at the fall, fed him attentively for
y lNwhile---and how much talow do YOU
,Nalinl: that sheep had "Ten pounds"
lxys one; fourteen" says another;
+. rwenty," says third; till they all be-
came very impatient to know the weight
OF ,allow in this extraordinary sheep,
I; when one asked, "How much taIow
Mid he have ?" 81 don't know, (rc-
Piled the stranger,) "Igness not much I"
Bo7p Srecf. A tall handsome young
I gentleman, of regular buik exquisite ex-
)terior with high peg heels aud dowas O.
Sxs}alls, X Ta0endish Scratch, hunting belt
and winkers, aud calling himself "Mis-
liter George Field" was brought before
-BEcXEr, Esq. yesterday morning,
tpm ti'e Covent- garden watch-housc,
(n1Src he hid lain in dufance vile since
g preceding night, under the following
ious circumstances A watchman,
PEoing his rounds, passed through
thampton-street, Covent. garden, and
rc%{e Saw the gentleman IN question
boldly up to door near the end of
bdkn-lane and pull the bell violently;
thc thought he was at home, and
kffforc did not interfere. In the next
<Nute, however, and before the simple
=. N man had ceased to wonder at I" his
0Afous bearing, ,"he marched up to u
81 y door (that of Messrs. Jeremy and
~ nd giving the bell a tremendous
As,sut'y walked away. This"
~'hhc ka>chmau, " completely bother
\i;es ydrf fbegan to be up to him a
- kebputed, "s,op him !" up
Ss4 1e3dkfd to his heels, and |
$as 86td ns I could drive, till
1ed by Bartlett, the constable
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-01
Flour, Tea, MoAasses, &c.

For Sale, on Gardner's wharf.
so hbls. Jye'h hisxaod,ia Flour,
20 hIds. Nsp'C'cb Molasses, first quality,
$50 bbs ship Bread,
500 bushels Il |. Corn.
100 Quintais Grand Bank Goldfish,
100 bbs new Monhaden fish,
zoe fsh bb!s, 50 kegs crackers, ,
% SIN cases, Honey in tlcrces and demj. Johns,
r Rum, by hhds or barrels,
Connecticut Gin by the bDl, r, a.
Mess and prime Pork, Bacon and Lard,
Shogels, Spades, Coffee Mills and Axes,
Fishing Lines, all sizes ...t.
3LsO--A constant supply of Dsponts Powder.
different grains aud Patent cut Nails assorted.
Apply 10 JOHN u. LYON.
May 2i, 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-01
DIR RELIES
dcTHljypTC PMS

.fs pr0ef Of sshieh te foorviag interesting eurcs
are submitted to public perusai:
~" NJ. STETSON>
OF Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violent
pain in his right breast, attended al times with great
difficulty OF breathing, and wholly incapable of al
te"ding business after having trt- in vain all other
medicines, was cured aud his hcsiih perfectly res
tored by 2 boxes of these pills
S7T AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand.daughtcr, of Boston,
were each dreadfuiy afflicted Will asthma and dih.
Guilty OF breathing, were all of them cured and re.
stored to perfect health by boxes.
Judge -. of Salem, had been many years sc.
verely afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing. cured by 2hohys his sleep was
restored on the second night which had been brot.
en- for many years.
a Laey Of Boston ! turned OF go, was severel,
afflicted with cough pain in the side, At times spit,
ting of blood. could not lie down in Eer bed Tor
years, could not sleep but a, short intervals was
stored 10 perfect health on taking boxes.
These Pills give install; IN all coughs, colds,
asthu,as, difficulty Of breathing, whec2ing. tight
ness vt the chest, s,rsined stomach. consumption.
pain in tie side, spittng ~ blood, ohilsDess and
shvcrings, the forcrunners ot malignant levers, &C.
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
aneous, even when the lungs are affected UJ y1sk
for Dr. Relies Asthma,ic Pills" One boz contain
gis IL pills jeQueng Effects care. 10 Prevent ifn.
position, the outside printed wrapper is signed "N
L. Conway Observe this es yoa vd'te health! IRE.
pared and sold wholesale BY the sole proprietor,
w. T. Conway, chemist, No. l, Bumstead Place,
Common-stree Boston. & by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Druggia,
No. ITO, Thsmes.s,rect, Newport,
Also, by
Lemcel w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whitney,
J. H. Mason, Providence Dyer & Howes, Hindhan;
Greene, Ns,e- Londss Isaac ID. Bull, Uaryoids and
most druggists, booksellers and postnasters thro'
out the United States. where may be had all those
jusily esteemed and highly approved "Medicines,"
prepared by w. L. Conway Price One Dollar, or
six Boxes for five dollars, IL boxes for nne dollars,
and 10 dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
Dec. ;, 1917. (u)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-01
By the Pres,dent Of the Il. .Stafes.

Dv HIc |CStUENt ~ HlC u. iC(u(cS.
w HEhEAs, by an ac' of Cona,ess, passed Oh
W the third 81 MAJ - 1915 cotii!od Z" AN sGe
to provide for the sscerIainug ard su,veyjg of
the boundary lines fixed bv The treaty Wr! tho
Creek indiaus aua for other pur rJoses, the IGesi-
dent OF the UHicd States is authorized 10 osuss
the ianGs acquired by the said treaty TO be ourcd
for sale, when surveyed
Therefore, !. JAMES MONROE, President OF ,lie
United states, co hereby declare and make knoWn,
tlat public s-les foi the disposal (asreeabe to law
of certain lands in tie territory of Alabama, shah
be held AT Huntsville in said territory, a. follows
On The first Mou,.. in July next, fer the sale uf
townships 9, 10, III. ,, Is and IL, H. ranges and
2, west9 10, H. ~, 8 and IA, in r:,pge east
9, III, IL and Id, IN range 9, eas,---l2 and IS, in
range 5, east-li. l2 and IS. in range A, east.
On The first Monday in September, ior tie sale OF
townships and 10, in range 3. west--a 10, II, y.
Is, ~, Is, 10, IL, 1S, ;9, 20 and Sl, IN ranges
aud j. west.
On The first Monday in November, f. ,be sale of
townships, 9, 10 and l 1, in ranges and 7,wes;--
and 10. in range 8, west--9, 10 and II, in range
9. west-9. 10. IL and IL. in range 10. yest-9 10.
II. ~ and Is. b range IL, west-9, 10 II, IL, is
and ~. in range 12, west.
On TIC FIRST Mondsy in January. 1920, for the
sale of Townships g. 10. IL IL, Is and "a in ranges
Is aud Ia, wes,--lo, Ii, 70, Is and IL, n- range
I5 west--is. 12 Is and Ia. in rarge Is, west--I2
and Is, in range IL. west.
Aud sales shall he held at Cah.sa IN the said
territory, on the Grst Monday in kugrsi next. fo-
the sale of townships g. 10, IL H. IS Il ans IS in
range So. 10. III. IL, Is. Is and I6 in ,unse o.
IL, in range 7--'0 and II. ia range o--s, o 10 rnd
II. in ranges 10 and 11--9, 10 ard H. in fangc y.
Excepting siich ianes hsve been or shall te. ie-
served according to Law, for the use 81 schools
and for other purposes. Each sale shpll continue
open FOR two weeks apd no longer, and sIni oorA-
mence with the lowest number of section so~ Ms hip
and range, and proceed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
this twentieth day of March, one Thousand eilrs
hundred and nineteep. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President. JOslAii AiERss
Commissioner Of the General Lsol Ofrce
CT Printers of Newspsrers who are authorized
to publish the Laws of the United States, wi nscy-
the above once week till the first OF January ncxt
April7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-01
JOHN WOOD & co.

HAYE taken the Store aud stock Of Sonuel r
~ Gardner. deceased. No. Jos, Thames street,
and now oiier for sale general og Liq-
uors and Groceries an ong which are, viz.
Madeii i. Sicily Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon.
Tenefigs Malaga, Port, Ss Claret WINES I;
Cognac & Bordeaux BRANDY Holland s.
American GIN; iIysop, Young Hyson. lily
son Skin, Pouchong & Souchong TEAS I;
Loaf, Lump, Powdered & Brown SUGARS /;
Coffee, Chocolate, &c.
Together with agreat number Of tho ar.
ncles 10 numerous to par,icularize.
/ NeMnDrt, SfDi. 81. 1919