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Bridgeport, July IA.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.
On "Wednesday last, as Mrs. Weeks,
of Mill River, and Mrs. Lacey, OF this
place, together with small child, were
crossing the Yellow Mill bridge, near this
borough, in a chaise, the horse, in at
tempting TO turn round, precipitatsd the
carriage, women aud child off the bridge
into the pond-where they must soon have
drowned, had they not have been provi-
dentially observed by Captain D. Booth,
who happened at that moment to be at his
garrett window. He instantly fastened to
their relief, and with the assistance OF o.
theirs who were at bis house, succeeded in
saving their lives. together with that OF the
horse. We understand tke ladies, though
much frightened, received little personal
injury. The child escaped unhurt.
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"a From, the Norfolk Herald of Jaly lG.
IRON GIBRALTAR.

FgoM GIBRALTAR.
We are indebted to our obhging and at
;entiye Correspondent at GiLroltar, for the
following extract, under date of june 22nd
" The treaty was not ratified at Madrid
as late as the sGth of Mays
g The Emperor of Austria being on a
visit to Naples. and having communicated
bis earnest wish to See the American squad
ron, and particularly the Franklin, n
Commodore Stewart, has gone thither with
the whole of his force, and viii doubtless
make an exhibition that will delight and
astonish hi, Majesty. This il compi-
ment 10 the American Navy worth receiv
ing Last year the French Ambassador
.(Coun, Laval, Duke de MontmorencD came
florn Madrid expressly To see the Washing
ton, tut missed her.
~" Markets unusually dull at present with
cut psospec, of improvement Flour, dnil
at$9, rice 6-Keu,ucky Tobacco ie dolls.
a IL according 10 quali'y--other articles Of
your produce scarcely eaquired for. and
cvlonials have considerably declined"
The writer in a former letter remarks
that the treaty was net so well relished b..
the Dons.
Washington, July 10.
The French Minister. Al Hyde de Neu-
vile, and his family, departed from this
city on Wednesday last, on his way to the
north, TO take shipping for his native Coun.
try, which he is about to revisit.
II is certain, that. Al no time heretofore,
have the fomign Ministers resident here
been more generally entitled to personal
esteem, than, since the conclusion Of the
late war. M. De Melville came among
US under the disadvantage of a misappre-
hen,ion of character. He was said to be
disposed TO be sanguinary prosecutor e.
ouslly ofshe Republicans OF France aud Of
the friends Of the Napoleon dynasty he
had been rnisrepreseDted and he has, by
his deportment whilst here fairly converted
prejuduce into friendship and respect. In
his public capacity. bis conduct has we be-
lieve, been unexcepticnable, and his dis
position wholly amicable tuwar'is cur GO
yernment (NationoI Iatelitgeacer.
Having published the advertisement OF
iLe Post master OF the.city Of Baltimore,
Offering reward for the discovery of GER
tain persons who lately attempted TO COM
nit ROBBERY Of the mail between this CT
~ and that, it is proper to state, that.
from information We have received, there
SIRE ason to believe that no such attempt
was made. but in The disturbed vision OF
the driver, vino. most probably mistook two
honest foot passengers for high way rob-
bers. -, Ibid.
Mr. S. B. BARNEiL, Boston. has ad-
ve-tised that be can procure, by ,he ageh-
ey Of G. .Bartsll, Esq. the Y. S. Consul al
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,.poDrANr From SPAIN.

Ertroc, 10 one Of tie Editors, Of the Phf.
frank. Gaz. dntea, u. S. Ship Horns',
Cadif, May 90, $aya
Al avail myself OF the brig Laura Ann,
FOR New York, to write you. We daily
have reports from Madrid but although
they cannot be relied on, it is generally
Thought that his catholic majesty will take
his own time to ratify the Florida treaty.
The people here have prcjutice against
The Americans. 4 striking instance OF this
occurred TO day; 1t was the kings birth
day and the Spanish men OF war were ar
rayed in The flags of the different nations.
The Eogisb, French, Dutch and other
faos held distinguished place in the rig
eing but The stars and broad stripes Of Co.
lunbia wsre omitted, Our ship was deck
ed late in the afternoon, and to mortlly
thein, the Spanish flag was made to float at
our loreroyal mast head. lam afraid, how
ever that these fellows did not understand
cur in'eniion, but thought we designed to
honor or cringe Id them. They have an l.
dea that we greatly aid and abet the pa
,riot cause, and consequently dislike as.
They arc bigotled and pitilul set: l
hope that we shall not remain here much
logger for have no desire TO be where
he Hag Of NY country is treated in a way
bordering on contempt, though they take
good care rot to insult any OF Us, They
viii repent their unmaRneriy conduct, it
we ever get chance Of trying cur strength
with them. The French anu English men
ofwar have treated US with politenesss aud
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to the entire independence OF Chill and
Bueaos Ayres the liberation Of Peru and
Venezuela, the successful operations of the
Patro, arms IN New Grenada & the Banda
Oriental The Spanish government, as eve
~ day more clearly evinces, is bankrupt
in national character as well as funds
Should New Mexico and Texas unite in
the great cause, tie contamination OF The
independence of all America will be soon
and certain
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Prices at Port-au- Prince, June %, 1919.
Flour 10 dois.-Codhsb. E 6t---
Mackerel, I5-Pork, 20 92--Beei, ~ a
il6-Lumber, 80 35-Cofee. 80 a 34cts.
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10000 dollars salvage have lately been
given to capt. Bowen Of the British frgate
Salsetie, for assisting to save the British
India ship CORVALLIS. 1t had been doubt
ed by some whether national vessels were
entitled to salvage for saving merchant
vessels of the same nation. But it increases
the motives for exertion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17

THE BIRDS SONG IN THE DESERT


THE BIRDS SONG IN THE DESERT.
am weary little Bird.
Fast ,,risoned to this lonely tree;
Though desert strains expire nnheards 4
Yet my last notes III watt to thee.
once had heart and wing inclined
To bear we joyous on my way;
Earth's smiling meads left bchinc,
And sprang into the helds Of day.
Inject q bird--a lovely thing
Its plumage gay with various die,
Gold spots and aznre strcwed its wing,
And darkest radiance filed its eye.
How long with blended voice we stirred
Realms where eternal splendor jwelt
For Oh l loved that brilliant Bird,
And was tree, and loved felt.
We SCARED the fantest clouds above,
Where seas of sunshine fed the sight
For what was Light but Heaven and Love.
And what in Love but Heaven aud Light
Now my hearts sad, my wings ne'er roam,
A weary, prisoned thing be;
This lonely spot, this 10 my hone,
And all my notes unheard by thee.
These leaves shall be my summer bed,
And here I'll rest my covering form;
This hollow trunk, with moss O o'erspresd. 7.
al shield ms from the winter storm.
and yet how beauteous yon expanse
The skies rich deepened glories wear.
Fen the dry blossoms buo, Ant dance,
And brighten in the sunbeains there.
And let me look a, distance now,
On 10 the boy crowd of men:
I'll HE ne to the f.ethest bough,
To see That thing loved again.
10 rising mid the vaulted space,
A spire towers every height above;
And on its lofty top trace,
That Bird OF Light. and Heaven, and Love!
bright skies, farewell. thy ample dome
No more my prison'd feet shall cieave,
This desert spot, this is my home,
And all the haunts Of light leave.
Fair world, adieu my dropping wing
No longer 10 thy heights may Ace;
For there I see that lovely thing,
That Bird meet, still dear TO me.
I am weary little Bird,
A lonely, prisoned thing am %,
My desert notes expire unhesrd,
And hushed in lingering sweetness lie.
The Bird that steals empyrean hue.
And w,nders Heavens high arches long,
Earth baihes its pluTes in desert dew,
And spoils in solitude its song
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17
Cheap !-yss, 0ery Cheap Z

To BE- Soda Fvm lying in Columbia. in the
state of Connecticut, 10 miles from Norwich
Landing, on the turnpikc.road from Norwich.Land-
ing, through Lebanon, to MISUNDERSTANDING l7'
acres Of good land Said farm. stock, aud hay. are
for sale at low price--come and see. The buiid-
ings are, pretty good two.story house. two barns
and crib The situation Is pleasant ~ any from
Norwich to Hartford, on the turnpike-rosd. The
farm is we'll wooded and watered, and has well ut
GOOD water, (wiihin fsw rods of the door, which
as never dry. Has fine young orchard as any in
ne town, besides other fruit Tho farm Is also ex-
4sI,ent for grazing. Any person wishing to pur.
l~se farm OF this description. bad better conc
nd view the same, a. il will undoubtedly give sat
faction. The farra, stock, and hay viii ccrtainl,
be sold Of great bargain. For further inforrns
ON. apply to the subscriber living on ths premises
u GlLRERr LAMB.
COLUMBIA, sept. 9, 1915 tenl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17
BY sAe Preslaem n ne 4. .Siqies.

Nh1 HEREAS, by an ct of Conaress, passed on.
w the I7th OF February, 1910 entit!eu 'an acs
making provision for the estab,ishment oi additions
al Land Offices in tie Territory ot Missouri the
President OF the Unred states is Authorised 10 di
rect the puoIc fands which have been surveyed in
said territory, to be oifefeo tor SAFE
Therefore, l. JA,.Es Monroe, President of the
United States do hereby declare and make known,
that public les for the disposal lagree BILE iaw)
of certain lands an line territory OF Missouri, shaft
be held as follows, viz Al st Louis, IN the sad
territory, on the first Monday in August, .Oc,cbef,
December, February and April next, and three
weeks after each OF the said days, fer The sale of
lands the land district Of ST. Louis Thirty ioae
ships shall be Offered at each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west Of the 6fth principal
meridian line, and proceeding westerly. IS
AT the Seat Of Jusacs 70" HO.sard cogng, in the
said Terri,cry, on the frs, 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,sard County Thirty townships shall be Of
fered each sale The first to be in square osms
and include tte seat OF justice OF .he said coon-
W nearly IN The centre as the situat,ep OF tive
surveys wni adInE aud the second pme dste cast
of the first, aud y, Il ssame form. excepting scrn
sale in eaci. District, the lands which have be- or
may be reseryedby law for other purposes.
Given under my harld, at the city or Washiagtor,
the thirtle,h sa, of April, one ihoussnd e,glrf
hundred and eighteen JAMES MONfoE.
BY the President JOSIAH NEiGS
Commisslohet Of The General Lam rffics.
ar Printers,ol Newspapers who are suhorlsd
10 publish Laws OF the uhited States. ~ i,sert
the a5ove once aweek Till Apr.. nex, and their
bills to the General Lard otGoe jor payment
Ut A map Of shc above Lanch may be h.d tpie.
vious to ,he y be General Land offce, aud
at the ia"d ohires IN Tie Missouri Terrii,ry The
Map is now ngrav,ng for JOHN 6 fRDlNEh.
lM.131 CAicf clerk, Genersi Lsno office.
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THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
L ,ic, that Capt George Lass'cr, in Tversor
cd.sard Sssmhspe and Joseph " Tanon. ias Ne
port, are the Agents to receive articles n,ende =
for the Union Factory.
tie continues to color and dress Woo'sn Clo'hs
az all descyiptions--,o Card Sleeps Woul OF a.
Grades and 10 manufacture Plains, Ssttinets Goa
.ngs, Flsnnels. &c Of various colours and sbsdes-
Those who wiz favor him with their custom in hs'
me, may depead on having their work done in III
best manner, and on reasonable terms. ana IN
smallest favor viii be gratefully Acknowledged
JOHN BABcoCK
> Portsmouth, Fab. 10, 1919. (sm.l
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llSCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.


~ TITS companion which no misfortune
1can drpress---eo cline destroy mo enca,y
aiiena'e--no cespo,ism cosisve. AZ home
frlend--lbfoad IN in,rod cctioo---in so,itude
90 ace--in society an ornament 1, cheSeos
vics---lt guides virtoe---it gives at once,
grace and government to genius Without
il villa, is mani A spl.nJd ssvc a. reason
log savage vaciiiaupg ,crwcen his dignity
Of an iut telIigencc dclived io,, God, and the
/ degradation OF psssions participated with
bro,sl- -:o:~~:-
E PRTDB.
n t. DC proud Of knowledge, 10 TO be bllra
4 40 the hight to be proud OF vi,,ue, is TO pol
Son yoursctf with an anidotc to be proud OF
auth ority, is TO make your rise your cowntaE
Nd Turn your carcass the wrong aide out, said
1.-The E.mpe our Aurelius, and be proud il you
can; and to improve your thoughts. consider
what beauty age, disease and death will
make OF you.
Af --:o:%:o:-
MONITORAL. t
uMan is a short lived boing! he takes q
kurn ON the stage Of life, AID disappears but
Be departs with regret, and casts a longing,
lingering look behind hiln--yet go no must;
and 40 perpctuato his existence, he has NJ
.slserna,ive but 10 HE cniidcen. These he IS
Therefore to consider as PARIS, and the only
Sblaing parts Of himself; and in this way hc
may be perpctua,ed 10 latest postcri,y. 1t
Therefore he wishes a comfortable subsist-
|ence, and successive train Of feliciues for
himself, be must wish the same for his pos.
{efity, who are the parts Of himself in con-
1uance. He ought therefore, TO abandon
nd despise every vicious habit, and spely hts
Lortune aud earnings 20 their comfortable
mainrainancc and mental Improvement; nor
6ught seif.interest to Do hrs only motive;
is dn,yhe owes 10 society to furnish II
tith useful members.
"a Row frivolous appear tho gaudy equip.
and the splendid mansions con pared with
Aproud integrity Of honour, and the dgni-
Spf an independent mind. Let II often oc
nr TO those who are entor,ng on tho far ca
DC Of .ppblie life, tba, though industry and
kIents viii not always command success, ye'
sootless character will secure ssteom--and
{SSt fortune is only honorable wheo it has
4 |Dosn earned by virtue"
--o:~s:~
ComAarofive Hshhinsss the Gel.
Sksa,ed Persian morslist, relates the followiue
.ctosv Of himselfs--sl was once, (says he) 80
.Ssor. that I had not herewith TO boy me
|Ssff Of shoes, and Was obliged to 60 bare.c,.
IN. However patient had been rilI tho,
|R,d become very dissatisfied with my
and entessd tho Temple OF Cufis extreme
~.lsoebolv and disconsented. I then saw
mar. kho had no logs ;--re8ec.iog on b
condition, no longer complained OF wso''o,
sAons. bur eAvs ihsoks 10 God, from the bot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17
~. CURES PEkfORMED!
1hoHgh heretofore considered aass reheJ BY :
DIR. RELIES
ROTH MT(A/ DpOpC

OG1 GWlLAL DHOTO.
U M u. SHsarmGn. cGrpentsr Of Boston, was ~
lVA months afflicted with = iamour on the
back OF ms band which ,ncapscated him tor work,
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation his hand, and considered ncurable,
;used and restored to hesth by taking bottles
OF these drops
M Wilsit Of Boston. was years afflicted with
fever'sore Of his legs, had tried most med,-
cines without effect, was cured by 2 bottles.
n Chid Of mr.. BurriH, Of Han5per! ! was cured
of Ulcers and Bies, some of which bad eat down TO
the ribs, by s bottles. This child was considered
in a dying state %hen he began taking these drops
IN hlianf Of Bostcn, was covered all over With
erupdnns. bind with both eyes, was cured ny bot
ties.
Al elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
ior t6 years with eruption ali oyer her. attended
with most tormenting tchings, burnngs and biotch-
es, nsd lost thereby two toe and one finger nails,
was cured by bottles she had not lett her room
for months, aud considered past al rehet!
Il Gentleman Of Lexington, WAS afflicted 20 yesrs
with ulcers in his legs, could, Obtain no relief,
was cured by a bottles.
n Gesftas.A of Boston, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with eruptions had tried
every medicine without success, was cured by ,hese
Drops
II Gentleman of Ror5ary, so years atfiicteo
with humor on one df legs, attended with buinps
itching and blotches, Was resigned as past ceieh
for 80 years could not lie bed at times, was per
fcctly cured by these drops
"A Ladp of Chariestowa was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assis ance, and consdered past relief, con-
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 LETT her. and by
continuing them has obtained periee. cure
These Drops radical cure for scurvy. scro-
fula, ST. An,hony's fire, leprocy, pmpled faces, en-
iarged glands, legs. ulcers even when the bone
is affected, venerial tants, when mercury has failed
are the best spring aud autumnsl physic, and may
be given to children with perfect safety ST.
or six bottles tor FIVE dolisrss IL bottles for So OF
IL dozen for St00.--uJ .isk for "Dn Relies Bo,sn
ical Drops"-None are genuine, unless signed Nv
r Conway" Prepared and sold Wholesale BY the
sole proprietor, IT. Conway, chemist. No. l. Bun
sted Place. Boston; by mis- special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drnggisf,
No. 10, Thames street, Newport.
Also, 6y
I.emuel w. Briggs. Brisfoi; Hercules whisne-.
H. Mason, Providence; Dyer and Howes, Wrrdham !;
Greene As,s- London Isaac ID. Bull. Hartford and
most druggists. booksellers and post masters thro
out the United states.-where may be had all thes.
insfy esteemed aud highly APPROVED medicines
prepared BY CIV. T Conway"
Dec. g. 1917. tIy)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17
BY the President 0. u, Umtea Stnes.

XKJHEREAs, by an act of Congress, passed on the
w 18th of pebroary. 1918. entitled A. at, max
ING provision for the cs,ablishment ai additional
Land Offices in the territory OF Missouri" the ffesi.
dent Of the United States is tborizedto direct the
public lands, which have been surveyed in the said
territory, to be offered for sale:
Therefore, I. JAMES NoNaos, President 81 the
United States, Dc hereby declare and make 1t own,
hat public sales for the disposal (agreeably 70 isw)
Of certain lands in the territory a Missouri. shall
be held in Franklin, in said terri ry, viz.
On the FIRST Mtndsy in January ext tor the sale sf
Townships No. IS to So in
elusive .S;. E, and fHe'1 town in r'nssi'
r " Alto 81 and ) an
fractl township So )
On the first Monday in March next, for the sale Il
Townships 4s 70 5S inclusive in ranges "A s.,l %
IS to so 90 and "a
On the f-st Monday in May next. for the sale OF
Townships 81 to 81 inclusive an ranges II and II
Site SO Is
50 56 IL and Is
excepting tue ands which have been or my be
served by sv tor the support of schools. and fSr
p''ier purposes
Each sale shs,l con,nue as long as may b. reces.
sary To offcr e lands for sale. aud no longer, nj
be lands shsr be offered in regular numerical order.
Given under wy hand. at the City OF Washington.
this H,h day OF Juy. one thousand eight hun
sy the President. JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH M9IGs,
Commissioned Of the General land Ofics. :.
Printers who are authorised 10 publish the lars
lfihc Uni,ed States, win publish the above oree
GEEK TIL the first of May next. AMI sent their bi
. the GenerstLsnd oiice for Pc, nent.
August 5. lawoM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17

Metv Slip Chan,sG and CrOre,ystc,s.
JOHN DEBEOIS,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he hss
opened
sAsa chandiery and Grocery Store,
at AT No. 81, THAMEs-sTRERr,
opposite the store of Joseph Briggs. Esq-~here he
viii keep constantly on hand, general assorimer
OF articles in his line together with an assortmenx
OF selected Crockery-sll Of which he win sell on
as reasonable terms, as they can be purchased 9
any store in this town.
N. 81. ID. will transact Auction and Commis'
sion Business tf Newport, jan %. 1873 fl
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BOXc.S OF COTTON BAlLS.

THE subscriber has just received, large qran-
i tity Of Cotton Balls, in handsome boxes, which
he will sell for Is box, each boz COZ ning
elk balls. Apply to
WM. JAMES rILLEY,
NJ. 12<, Tidases-ssrref.
Was has on hand-.an assortment of PrNneia
Shoes, al 6s pair. Feb ~.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
The Nespbort Asylam.

HE COMMITTEE appointed 10 erect
u Stone BuIiding On Coas,er's Harbor Is.
Land, by the name Of the NEWPORT ASY
LUM, having fixed on srpian, which rs iefi
at the Ocean Insurance Office (aDder the X.
]. Union Bnnk) tor the Inspection OF any per-
son wishing to examine toe same.
The Com mittee request those who are de-
sirous to contract tor building or furnishing
the Materials for the whole or in part, To de
liver in their terms TO Sfehhsr n. iorsAam,
one of said Commit,ee, on OF b fore the .oih
of March Inst. as no proposals will DC receiy-
ed after thar ta;e, VIZ
55,2S4 teer OF fTimoer and Joice, by di-
mensons agreeably 10 the Plate.
5000 feet Window frame JoIc-.
l4,48o feet TWO inch merchanIable Pine
Plank.
1000 feet i.2 inch ditto.
AZ 500 feet OF Pine Boards.
so M. best Cedas Shingles.
9 Nj. Chesnul larh Boards.
Also, for 200 Casks of Tbomasiown or
Dex,es Lime, of the frs, quality.
1882 squares of Boston Glass, . by 10, 10.
cludiop the Glazing.
All =; Blacksmith's work for completing
the building, by the pound.
For Quartying 800 cord Of Stone on Coas-
ter's Harbor Island, and delivering theA at
the place for building.
Digging the cellar, and laying the wall 3
ieet thick and ieel high.
Proposals for the Mason's work will be
received, TO contract by the Job, OF Perch,
for completing the building as by plan ex-
hibited.
Proposals for the Carpenters work will al
so DO received, for the work only, or inclod-
ing the materials.
S. +. NORTHAM, ! r.
JAMES STEVENS. '
Ncvpost, March TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17
BY Me President q me Umna ofafes.

By me President % fhe- Unllea States.
AA HEREA>, by an Act OF Congress, passed on
w the third day Of March, Isis, entitled An
Act 10 provide for the ascertsning and surveying OK
the boundary lines fixed by the Treaty with the
Greek Indians, aud for other purposes, the Presi.
dent OF The United is authorized cause the
lands acquired by the said Treaty be offered tor
sale, when surveyed
Therefore, 1, James Monroe, President OF the u
ohed States, do hereby declare aud make knowrs
that public safes the disposal (agreeabIy "a law,
OF certan lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held as foIlows viz;
a, Cah~o-, on the I'd Monday in March nsxt
for the sale uf
Township numbered IL in ranges ls 10 90
17&l8 10 IL ~ Is Ia IS l6'
18 I7l8lo a
II 1920
l9 10 IL 10 IL ls
At St. Stephens, on the second Monday i'll Apri!
next, for the sale of
Townships numbered s 6 z sl7 IS 10 20 in ra. a
IL l8 l9 20
l7ls 9
~ /
At Cahaba, on the 6rst Monday in May next, for
Townships numbered 10 in ranges 9 10
6 789IO1l
except such lands as have been or may be reserved
by for the OF Schools or tor other purposes
The lands shat. be offered for. sale in regular
ercal order, commenting with the lowest number
of section. township and range, anu continue shree
weeks, ana no longer.
Given uader my hand. at the city OF Washington,
the Oath OF November, 1913
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH MEiGS, Commissioner OF the
General Laid-sifiite.
or Printers who are authorized to puoiish the
Laws Of the Uaited states, vii! publish the above
once week tai the 6fst of May next.
December q. -
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tom OF my heart. that could still walk,
though bsrefoo,ed How much better is L,
though, I, 70 be without shoes than wilhou;
legs II this poor man could recover his Iegs,
how ecsta,ie wouid be his Joy, though he
should have 90 shoes