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"A FARM ia TIE toyn Of Gorham, containing
"a seventy five acres Of Land, with hand.ome
kpIdinss ia good repair, with large Orchard
~ Garden' ia ahicA great vsrety Of fruit
res
.iiso,--one other FARM, adjoining the
a@e, containing lfiy aoses, with suitable bull
D., thereon.
-ll,o, one other FARM, containing nineiy
&C. 81 PHs.uiing, moving aud wood land, "na a
e. % he SINE.
Los, tour House Lots, in the town of Port
F4d alsIatcd on rore-s,reet, near ELFzEE HtG-
dAs--taU al which have fats in front.
IL icnns Of payment viii be one, two and
e YEAS fOr lou FIFTH Cash, on delivery Of
erds--i,iIe good. For IA Their particulars. en-
p'rc of CHAEL.s ID. BE IT'S, uf Gerham, Or
6aRarTroTrhE. ESQ. OF Portland.
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Drnee nnd MefiicineS.
DIR. GREENE.

n As taken The Ofice lately occupied by f.
|6uIe, En-. near the corner OF Erchange and Md
Y Hrttis, where he may be found AT all hous. by
~ or nigh, unless necessarily a5selt. Tie stree
i. attention will be paid to all. who may honor
vita lhcr tails in any branch of las profess
Ia. Portland t3th Oct
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The Jesvs--Civilized and Chiistianizsd
nations continde to despist, insult, prrsecu,e
and even massacre these Wondering chill
Gren of Abraham according 10 the fssh'
wherever they are found. A Hamburger
paper of Aug. ll,h, gives report, that
terrible riot had broken out in Brunswick
against them, and it was reported thar all
had been Iassacred, in consequence e
which, the gates Of the city were closed.
FrsDktort article says, the desire 10 insult
and prrstcuie them il spreading al! over
Germany. II began at Wurzburg. and
has xtended to Bam5e'g, Frankfort, Daw-
stadt, Men,z and Prague, in all which places
the Jews are very numerous. A HIM
burgh paper complains bitterly Of the in
supportahie arrogance and unsuitable svarice
which charscterIzss them. and which causes
an indie nation that will manifest itself IN
acts Of violence iflhe government continues
10 favor them 20 the injury 9th. Christians.
Ii is said they So cad themselves every
where, cary Oh exclusively the most
lucrative commerce, and set no bounds C.
lheir usury-.
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dPHARD HIRE.

J. GODDARD..
~ No. 4. UNION ROH,
LAS JUST RECEIVED large assortmens or
HARD WARE GOODS,
--.sosG WHICH Arg
Fish and Tea kettles-Boilers and Sauce
Pans-Patent Coffee Mis-brafs plated and inn
aued Lamps and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ter
Tray'-shovels and Tengs- Knives and Forks
pen and pocket do.-scifors and Shears-- c ,rrier,
Knives-brafs commode Handles &c.-Locks-
Hinges and Screw olner's Tools, &c tyc.
cask block tin Tea Pots
do. Trace Chains
Is boxes Tin Plates.
Alto on Hand--
Differed and CAT STEEL, ben quality--shov-
els and SPaees-sheet Iron Nails add Spikes
Anvl' and Vices-Sad Iron Fry Pans-Brafs
kettes-Fies, all kinds-Brrihes do. &C. SC. &c
b tons cast Iron Hare, assorted.
Oct IS.
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Miscellaneous Selections.
The Printer.

The National lntelIigencer gives more
pacific aspect to the Madrid news than il has
heretofore worn. It says the time for the
ratification Of The treaty passed by without
its being ratified and it intimates, probab-
ly on the authority of Mr.. Forsyth, the
messenger. tina: nothing bad trapspired at
Madrid which would warrant an inference,
that the council Of CASTLE had had any thing
10 do with the treaty. In addition to this it
may be mentioned, that according TO report,
Mr. Forsyth, our minister, was preparing
for permanent residence at Madrid that,
according TO another report, the negotiation
was to be transferred 10 Wlshington, and
that distinguished noteman had been de-
signated to repair forthwith to the United
States as the Spanish negociator.
A rational conclusion, from all the facts
and reports, seems 70 be, that Spain dared
not ratify the treaty, for fear Of off-nding
England and that an equal repugnance 10
provoke hoslilitics with the u. States, in.
duced her to seek procrasinaiion. until
some tortuitous event shall occur 70 relieve
her from her present dilemma How far
she will succeed in hese views short
time will probably determine.
Albany .frgus.
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THE PRINTER.

THE PRINTER
WHO is it. = gentle reader Pho,
That labors hard in pleasing ytr.
BY telling all that's strange and new
TIE Priaser
Who is it that brings you from afar,
Intelligence Of bloody war,
Or feat Of some immortal tar
The Prsnts-.
Who tells VOC efth' affairs of state,
Whilst Legislators legislate,
And are engaged in warm debate
The Printer.
Who is that with stick and rule,
Chastise. well the knaye and fool.
And keep. in awe the party tool
The Printer.
BY whom j. i that learnins's got,
And genius to perfection brought
o. reader, ssy-say is II not
The Prinisr 2
Say We who always wish to know
How the concerns Of nations 60
Who do you for that knowledge owe,
| The Printer.
We politicians, too, tell
Who makes you understand SO well
TIL affairs sn which you love, to dwell
The Ernter.
Then in no case should you delay,
(Though many do from day to dayl
With punctuality TO PAY
The Printer
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SmuNu Inject.

1fik cultivation of " neat Is 80 Important 20
The >ippori at human lie, that any one who NAV
discover a method Of improyingits quality or in
cFeasIns its quantity, is entitled 10 the credit of
oeins iaore o. less benefactor Of mankind. ANY
Improvement in the management OF this impor
tant grain, j. calcolaed to be particularly bene-
hcai Ia the agricultural interests of our country.
ana TN ough that 10 increase the stock OF wealth
comfort Of the individual, Of which /. i
composed, aud of those dependent upon IT, We
therefore with pleasure fer our recommendations
o' an isipfesenent of hat description in the dis
co'ery vi The cause Of SAUL an lpeal aud the means
OF preventing il, by Mr.. JoHN BIcKs FL, OF Buck
#bL Experiments, attesied by respectable far
'ners, and reasoning upon the principles and nature
% ms discovery, furnish satisfactory proof ihat be
- deserving OF conhdenee aud encouragement.
IL IS generally believed chat washing aud timing
are enectual preventattves Of the smut yet the
best iallnsrs sometimes find dat prec4ution
u'eie-s, AID notwithstanding all their exeriions
bieir crop OF VIII at contaminated by disease. The
di'covery of Mr.. iicknei furnishes an additional
security against this evil, teaches how and when
10 apply The remedy, is attended with other adj
7antaSes which cannut acre be explained, and is
IN our opinions valuable Improvement 10 the
growers and consumers o. wheat.
LEVI HU 3BARD, Paris,
ALANSON MELLEN do.
Daniel SIOWELL, do.
ALEXANDER GREENWOOD, Hebron,
WM- 9 WHITNEY,, do.
JONATHAN NASH, NinoL,
-.9Sh PH HOW ARD, DO.
Nm. Low ELL, do.
LEARNED SWALLOW, Buckfela.
We certify hat we have made experiments Of
re process prescribed by NJ John Bickneii, Of
backhe'd, for preventing seed wheat from produc-
Ing smut. and growing whea, from becoming
snht'y, and have thus found to our satisfact lion
Sad process TO be afcctusl.
sAMUELP PARIS,
WILLIAM BARROWS.
Hebron, Aug. "a, 1919.
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The Ieres erhedit,on mad eots say, their
intention Is to take me country, make an
offer of il 10 the United States, and 81 FORM
ed into a State or States, and they feel
confident, if the Northern and Eastern
States do not oppose it the ofFer will be &C.
cepted. Better see if the EGG will hatch
before you give away the chicken.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-28
FALL Of 1919.
CHARLES BLANCHARD.
Has imported and purchased the past season
100 Packages China, Glass and

GROCERY HIKE,
AMONG WHICH ARR
40 assorted for the country-others, con-
sisting Of blue printed edg'd and c c. PLATES
1eas--Bowls--Mu gs-Jugs--C Chambers fea
Pots-Decaaters-WiDe --Tumblers-Sugars--
Creams, Tea and Dining Sets, &c.
The above, with his stock of OPEN GOODS,
makes The sssoi tnsDt more complete than hereto
FORE
..*Those who have formerly been supplied in
Boston, are requested 70 call at
No S, Merchants Row, Mfdile-sfreef.
E WARE repacked as usual.
Oct. If. If.
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II is said in New Bedford paper, that a
war with Spain would Jeopafdze about sir
millions Of poperiy vested in The whale
fishery, which is owned at hat place, Nam
tucSet and Mar,ha's Vineyard.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-28

ROYAL LINCOLN,
IAS taken the Store next door below Mr.
4 i RosrRr Bovp, E.ebssc.- Sf,.ss-where he of
er' for sale genera assortment, of
English, French, India and Amer
lean GOODS, VIZ
SUPERFINE and common BRoADcLorHs
Double milled and common CAsuMsaEs
Whiie and coloured Fiznoeis
One bale Rose Blankets
Two bales afored Bombaxens
Queen. Cloths
Dsvonihire Kerfeys
Veltiogs-Ra,inetts
Figured Bombaxetts
Cuernfey Shirts and Drawers
puthls- Coatings-Swanskins
Figured and plain Nankin add CantoA Grapes
Green Canton Grape IS
Back and white Italian Grape
lrifh Linens
Linen Cambrics
Long Lzwns
Cotton Cambrics
Cambria Mu.iins
Plain Leno, Book and Fancy Mullins
Imitation aud Printed ShawIs
s-4 Cashmere Shawls
einchzw and Sarsnett LustrinYs
Back Florence Lu.frings
Green Fig d Bonnet Silk
Silk and Tabby Veivets all colours
Flag, Bandanns, Black Silk and Fancy Hand.
ksrchiefs
Calicoes, Ga Cinghams
India CzIicoes
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Russia and Americ IN Diaper
Large Assortment of Ribbands
Cambria and Common Dimo,iss
Six, Beaver and Kid Gloves
Mems 3 ack aud Mixed Worried hps>
Womens Black and Slate Do.
Linen Check
Ga 74and 8-4 Table Linen
IA Cotton Dzmzsk
Black Bombzzine
Steam Loom Shirtings
White aad Fig'd Muslin CT27zts
Back Silk Lace
American Ginghams--Sheetings-
Shirtings-B edtickings--Sat-
tinetts-Threads, &c
Sept Ii If
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Baltimore schooner was boarded Aug.
so by Patriot privateer and had man put
on board who was considered roo Dad for a
hrivateer6man as he mighf endlrger the
morals Of me cre4O! Probably his scruplss
had materially aft. eted The interest Of his
companions.
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Fall and Winter Goods,

consisting Of superior English Ingram CarPetng-
flanelis-common and 6ne BROADCLOTHS&
CASsIM ERES-Bombazetts all colours Worsted
Hosery-4-! and 7-8 IIish Linens-fartan Piaids
STOUT Camblets---white1andc oloured Csnlbrcks
Rose Blankets all sizes Flag, Bandanna, and
blk. Six Hdks-Scaylet and other colours Cass
mere Shawls--Swans down aud Fancy Vestings--
blue Piains-Iuoia Calico-fne & common Prints
--Buttons-blk. ynchaws-FurnituTe Is aol Cop
perpIates-piain and fancy Muslins--printed
Flanelk--Rattinetts-Gre Sheetings-stout In
glish Cottons-Cotton Shawls-Pesse Cloths
Duins and Kerseys---Silk Velvets-Lades Habi,
Buttons llinetts-brown Holan1-Linen ta-
BILE cloths-Genilemen's Cravats-mixd and buzz
die Pins-Carpet Binding-Laidies and Gentle
mems Gloves--Linen Cambricks-Bed Tickings-
SattInetts-AmericanS heetogs and Sairlings-
Ginghams--4-i and S-A cotton Checks, etc. etc.
All of which will be cold atla small advance.
Oct. Is.
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rwo DOLLARS FER ANN.

3 RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi
u nuts Of portland and us vicinity tina, he has
|far recovered his health afler long caninsmrit
TN aran niiend 10 practice a. the i,ne 81 his
lee: ~, aud has taken stand IN ,he bli.tiing
IL DOR 10 the Sage Office directly Opposite the
~ scales, where he invites snch as need the hs-
.saocc of Dentist 20 cali. For sale, as above. d
..o.r.r as rtiEeEt Of
Drngs aed Medicines,
h. which Physicians and Families eau be sup
ked
RI MEDICINE Chests pat up on as reasonable
III. as elsewhere.
SAM. tNDALL, .fsent
Potsnd Oct. 10 lN
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TW D HOR RISES
JUsr RECEIVED AS0 FOR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BUKSTORE,
No 2 Hd"sBsnt's Row.
THR CELEBRATED
Balm Of Quito,

Medicine sstassisd BY any BE zyOris far tie cure
yCoughs, CosJs, A lthms'. ConiumPuons, &c.
klNLE this excellent Medi-
IA cine was frit difcovered upwards of three
ndred ihousaad Perfous have eIperieDced ito
-ppy and isu,ary effects many of whom had
lfn BY Aehmatic aud Coniomptive complaints
|dneed to ,he brink Of the grave the,r eooiti
Mons were quite emacialad aud had caft of
hopes Of reccsery having uied every remedy
onmended az specific. for thoie comp ANTS aud
made every Application TO the faculty. that
nd be oblain
common colds which are generally oecshoned
ootiru2ed perfpirarion, viii be found TO yield
10 'nfiasrce Id a very ihort time.
Y a commoo coughs which are IN general the
zd OF cold, sE gives ima,eciste relief removing
e troubieit me irritations, as they are called,
ing 10 he throat, which s9 a. coDi.ant
nn u TO ccughiag and IN quoting thoie con
'nve eIeitements add cauGug the sH cted 10
[esthe and foeA< fey Il induces rea. and
80 10 an eminent degFse aid areDgthens the
au'iutioo, which enable Il 70 repel al enemy
lao'e At aeks are frequsady followed BY the moa
m coalequeuee
refsons III coed with Pulmonary complaints or
efders OF the hreaa AID lungs, teven 10 The
9 advanced period of life will End immediate
= Aithmsic or eomfump,ive Affections, (reeeat
Eehrouic) Hcarfe0sf., ca,srrhs Wheszings and
cFtoea OF breath il will give immediate eaie.
'kHngesied Phsgm Aerimony IN the fluids and
ttuetion 10 che giAnds, are With care and iafei J
<harged by gentle espe6tOra,ion.
n a.sn much admired in foreuess q the breali
aonssh. giving prefent cafe IN ,hofs eaies.
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TuilOri,ae Business.

in all its various branches will be carried on by
| them with NEaTNEss and DESPATCH, and any
GarmentS made at tue shortest notice-and in fu-
! tuie the BUSINESS will he transacted under the
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MOSES SMITH,

Il RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and
the public in general, that be has taken Mr.. BEN
IA .hat ha
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*.* NEN ADYERIISEMt.NT.

w INN o''ve tor ON dollar or d most for Two
dohsss. can be obtained for a cough, cold
ss'hma, odacuily Of breathing. ughiness of the
cnes,, wirsfu-. pain in the side, splitting of blood.
sra'nsa "nsch. &c. must il hot BE- matter Of
d4a,h' We see the obituary daily svelIed with
cgr az t-tsf
- one Hrndred q f.ffy 2Aobsand Persona
a'e snnrs " Of ecnsnmpion oricins,ns principally
rom tLsgs G Recommending with cough. then Al fIi
cu'y OF hfsathiny and pain in the side, at length
Tue lungs seeoms affected, consumption ensues, and
oss,h e,osss The scene. Alssl too often does PIE.
lu"ce, oy Mtenng 20 some srd adopting The opin.
s1cn medicines - might afford reiief. under the
iaea mat Io rsssl can be obtained. Scarce n case
occurs o1' may be relieved BY the timely spplica
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DR.. RELIES
fS2. 2.HlNITIC Pills.

~ fr'g Of rhseA sbs Jsno,vsg snferssnee eutss
a. suiif'ticd 20 public perusai:
80 Mr. STETsON.
VI Hanover, Wa. years afflicted with violent
difRcu'syol 6tFIa'ng. ard wholly incapsbe ef a.
tending b.s'resh. .her having tried IN ss,s s ether
medcssss, sAs tpitd and his heal perfectly res.
tored by foxes ~ these pills. y
b. ~ANfLDERLy LADY,
., $500; &c ss.qd, 9 sasaiis Of Boston !,
csty Of breaihing, were ell of them tored and re.
stored to Pssfect health by boxes.
Judge -----,,of Salem. had been many years Sc.
verely afflicted with violent cough and difficult,
OF breathing. was cured by 2 boxes hi, sleep wa,
restored on lbe second night, which had been brot
en- for many years.
A Lady ef 4eaon turned Of so, was severet
afflicted with cough, pain in the siJe at iimes spit
ting OF blood. could not fie down in her bed for
years, could aot sleep bat at short aervas was re
stored TO perfect health on taking 3 boxeA
These Pills give instaE; ease in all coughs. colds
asthmas. diaicuty of breathing. wheesins. tight
ness OF the chest, strained stomach, CONSUMPTION
psin in the side. splitting Of blood, cbiness and
shverinss. the forerunners Of malignant feyers &c
common colds are removed in few hours. the sred
will experience relief eqasiy agreeable and instant
sncous. even when the; ungs are affected. Or nh
for" Dr. Relies Asshmstie Pilis" One 5os contain.
ing ~ piHs frequently Effects a cure 10 trrpew i'm
position. the outside printed wrapper is signed "W
=. Conway Obseree ftis a. you ps,lpe health Pre-
pared and sold Wholesale By the sole proprietor.
w. T. Conway, chemist, No. 1, Burnstesd Place.
Common-street, Boston, by special appointment, by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drnggfsf,
. No. ITO, Tbames-stree,, Newport,
4lso, By
Lemue' w. Briggs, Bris'of. Hercules whitney,
J. H. Mason. Precedence; Dyer & Howes, Uindy.an,,
Greene, Ns%.L London Isaac ID Bull. Har.ford, and
most druggsts booksellers and pos,.mss,ers ,I,ro'
out the United States. where may he had ell those
ju'fy esteemed and highly APPROVE. Medicines"
PrefarH ny w. T. Conway. Price One Dollar, or
six boxes tor hye dollars, i2 boxes for nine doIars
and IL Dozen botties for 100 dollars.
nec. 3. 1917 (.f,
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approved,
JAMES MONROE.


RESOLUTION directing the manner in which the
printing of Congress shall be executed, fixing the
prices thereof, and providing for the appoint.
ment OF printer or printers.
Resoiued by the Senate and House Of Reh-
rescnsofives Of the United Ssofes Of .Hmeriea.
in Congress assem6ied, That the printing OF
Congress, unless when otherwise specially
ordered. shall DO done In the following form
and manner, viz.
Bills, as heretofore, with English type, on
foolscap paper Rule or table. work, ia roysl
eetavo size, where It can be brought into that
SIZE, by type not smaller than BREWER and
where 1t cannot, in such form as to fold con.
venien,ly into the volume. Al other priot.
ing with small plea type, on royal paper, In
pages Of the same size as those Of tho last
edition OF the laws of the United States, in-
ciuding the mafgihal notes.
And the following prices shall be sl'owed
and paid for the above described work For
the composition Of every page Of bills, one
dollar Of every page Of small plea, plain work,
one dollar Of every page of small plea, role
work. two dollars; Of every page of brewer,
ruIe-work, three dollars and Fifty cents and
for larger form Of BREWER rule.work, In
proportion.
Fer the press work OF bills, Including pa.
PEI, folding, and s,iching-for Fifty copies,
twenty-five cents per page fov fovr hundred
copies, one dollar and twenty-five cents per
page for the press-work Of tables, other
than those on the regular octave form, for
six hundred copies, including as above, five
dollars and if,y cents pc. form; for the
press.vork of the journals, Of nine hundred
copies, including as above, one dollar PEI
page for ell otner printing, 10 the octave
form, Of six hundred cepies, including as
obove, eighy.seven and 2 half cents pc
page and for larger OF smaller number, IN
proportion.
That, aa soon as this resolution shall have
been approved by the President Of the Unit
ed States, each House shall proceed to ballet
'Jr a printer. TO execute It's work during The
mex, Congses, and the person having the
e Gates, numbsr Of vote, shall be considcred.
duly elected and shall give bond. with sure
uss, to the si;isfac,ios Of the Secretary %
ne Senate and Clerk of the House of Rep.
reseptaiives. respectively, for the prompt,
accurate, and neat, execotion Of the work
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on Wolf Island, near the port Dsrien, in the
state OF Georgia, one thoussnd dollars.

on Wolf Island, near the port Dsrien, in the
state OF Georgia, one thoussnd dollars.
sec. s. Ind be 10 further enacred, That, to
make u2 the deficiencies of tho appsopria-
tons heretofore made, for the purposes fol-
lowing, the several sums, respectively named,
be, aud they are hereby, sppsopriated, paya-
BILE cut oI any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to wit To, pay for
,he land, and erecting the light house, at
Holmes Hole, sixty-,hree dollars For err
eeting light honse on The south point Of
Cumberland Island seven thousand dollars !:
For erecting light house on the south point
Of Sapelo Island, two thousand 6ve hundred
and Eve dollars.
the SUN Of three thousand and twen,y.sevoo
dollars be, and they are hereby, appropriated.
on, OF any money an the Treasu.y not other.
wise appropriated, in addition to the sums
heretofore appropriated, to pay the sslarirs
10 the several keepers of the light houses
within the United States to be applied, on
der the direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury, 20 90 TO fix tho annual salary Of
each keeper aforesaid, at the rate of three
hundred and FIFTY dollars per annum.
Sec.T .dnd Be ff further enacted, Tha,
the Secretary OF lie Treasury, in casc he
shall deem It expedient and proper, may
cause tho light house heretofore authorized
10 be erected on the south point OF Sapcio
Island, to be changed 10 and placed on,
Wolfe's Island.
March ., lsi9-Approved,
LANES MONROE
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lsi9-Approved,
LANES MONROE.
AN ACT for the relief Of John m,c.u.,snd

AN ACT for the relief of John M'Causlsnd.
BE IL rnacred by Me Senate and HoRse ct
Representatives Of the United Stoses Of fine.
rea in Congress assembled, That the Secre.
tary OF ns Treasury cause to be paid unto
John M'Causiand, or his legal representative,
'be sum OF ninety sin dollars; being the a.
mount OF militia fhe Improperly assessed
ON him 10 the year one thousand elgh, hun.
died and fourteen end that the same be Tsid
out OF any money in tho Treasury not other.
wise app, ip,,a,ed.
March 5, lsi9-Apprcved,
JAMES MONROE.
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Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT Tor the relief OF Robert Kid, Lctte Web.
Der. and Thomas page

AN ACT Tor the relief OF Robert Kid, Lette Web.
Der. and Thomas Page.
De a enacted 6y Senats aud House Of Ret-
resenfatives Of fhe United Stores Of Amsrira,
an Congress assem6ie5, Ttst the c be ,eiund
ed aud paid 10 Rober, Kid, oi Phiadslphias
the sum OF SIX hundred and 6!lythrce dol
lars and twenty nine cents, aud 30 Leie Ws,.
be- and Thomas Page, Of Bosion. ,te som cf
shter husd Cd rrdt lsiss, .Sgps Gssssss I'll
sixy-six cents; the ssid sums Of money hav
ing been paid, by the persons sbovc men
toned to the collectors Of Philadelphia and
Boston, on the importation in,o the United
S'aies OF sunfry copper ho,tou,s, and bolts
or bars the same no, being by law subject 10
the payment OF duies.
March ., lsl9-Approyed,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-24
To Be SOLD.

THAT pleasin,iy situsted stand in .yonsl- Kings
foya, consisiag Of large two-story dwelling.
house. barn. cro end other out-buiidioBs. with a.
bout 50 acres, Of land, most of which is Of sooc
qus'iiy; togetber with lanyard. shop, shed, and
bsrk-house, all n pretty good repair. The said
isrm 10 2 miles from the south ferry, on The post.
road tn New-London. Any person wishing 20 pur.
chase. viii do well 10 call and see said farm soon
to those 4 will recommend i's situation. end o,he,
advantages For further particulars, apply TO a.,
subscriber, in Westerly.
wM. PEcKHAm. jun.
Westerly, Sept. i6, 1918