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CUPER blue, black y
~ brown Broadcloll.s
Csssiaeres,
Pe;.ce & Queens Cloths;
Plans. Desonshire ker-
seys x SaIinet,s;
Blue aud yellow Nan
kins aud cotton Cassi.
meie
flsnneiis and Baizes
Chints Furniture, Cali.
Goes and Giaghams;
Blue Csiicoes, tor only
20 cts per yard, ~,
Americsn G.nghams /.
good for iso pr yard.
Book muslios i lences,
very cheap.
Black green,
or@nse, brown, .
Cinnamon, blue, 8.
olive and Grim.
30. s,s,. ''r'p'd and :
Scsrle, and green hgur.
ed tlanneiIs, for Snii-
drsn.
Dimities. for only 90 cts.
o-i & ga imitation meri-
no shawis, white, black
and green.
Plain silk Shawls, for
Friends;
Fancy silk Hdkfs |; silk
nagB, and bandanno
Hdkis black silk do.
Black sinchews 4 sars.
netts
Green, white, black,
brown and olive Las.
trings & Levantines ,
White and black. Italian
T. apes;
Elegant Canton black,
fawn, brown and cin.
namon'd Grapes,
Linnen Lawns and Cam.
briGs ;
White, black and color.
ed Cambrics, for isG
per yard
Newport, April %, 49,
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NOTICE.

A I speeia, Lodge heId IN the Hall Of ST. Sohns
"A Lodge, No. I, Newport. this 9th day Of A.
priI, sei9, by the lei yli members OF said Lodge;
IL vas Voted and Resolved. That, in regard TO
a certain publication. sttested by 7. r. .PeckhSm.
with dscsitfui preamble. and containing gross
,nisreprssentaiioh of The conduct of the Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge Of the State, and which
is no doubt repubished for the special purpose Of
swaying ,he minds of tie Public, preparatory 10
the trial at two. actions, brought BY u. w. Case,
against John Garlic, Grand Master, aud Walker
Humphry, Grand Secretary, at the court Of Pleas
in May, 1erm-the public be requested 10 suspend
any opinion unt the Jury shall decide cn ths
its OF ihe suit. r.r' ~ ;'s..-r. - ~
10 10 further Ysfed Gnls ~Resoiped, That, for this
purpose, the Secretary cause the above vote 70 be
fvblished; also, . list OF those persons who have
withdrawn themselves from this Lodge prior.to the
18th July, 5si8. And adding those, wbo have slice
been taken in by r. w. Case and biz spuriods lodge;
Also TO designate those who have sincs retrscted
and retrrnsd to their own Hail. where this vote is
recorded in Book containing The recent signatures
Of nssr:y one HUNDRED Real members s
Affect, JOHN HANDY. Secretary.
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.EyeSh H7sxaxdrm flour

7eas-- lNoiasSly, &c.
~, For iale, 90 GAspsEs'. whsrt--
frt.h Alsxapdris superhne Flour
Hysoo b souchong Teas. cauton's cargo. ~,
White h brown Hsvsna Sugsrs. Wy The Dox ana
- bsFtei T; 80, -
New crop Moiasses, by bh Is. & Ibis,
, N. E.Rum, by hhd,. T. bbls "a.
Cavcndish Tobacco, coarse and fine salt
Mess snJ prime perk, .ccd g. scale fish j. !.
Bucksport aerr'nys, Corn, ship bread. d crackso5l
ls0 Gin cases.. 200 r. u. .hhds. Sbooks,
"A constant supply of wrought and cut Nails, as
sortcd Duponts best Powder, do App,y TO-
70 Newpui Apt 90 JOHN n. LYON.
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,Disir,c m khpdc lstond = ,N. ,.,.gi
- UusUANT TO warrants from the Hon, ,Dsyid
Howell, Esq Judge Of The upued States DID
triet Court, Tor Rhode. Island District
Notice 10 hereby 20 all persons whom II may conf
concern that af Information and libel har been
fled before said Judge. against tie brig MathHs
her tac e apparel and fArp;lures nov Ia, ing a tha
harbor of, Warren, and trial will be- had ON ssid II,
bel and information for alleged violation OF lh&
laws of the United States Of America at the Dis,rlct
Cour, FOR the Rhode Island District, to be holder,
a, that Court house IL, Newport, in said district oa
the second Tuesday Of May nsxt.r, :. ..4t
e. X DEXTER. .lfasshak
- evidence Anil % ~ ~. ~ AZ
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TEAS, &c.
10 chests Hyson,
Is do. Y. Hyson
IS do. Hysoaskio
20 do. Souchons
Just received aud for sale, BY A. Munrs
g Co. April "a, 1919.
NEW GOODS.
Just opened by JOS SHEARMAN.

4 VARIETY Of English, French and IndiA
q Gosds--Csnton Grapes. sooI quality; Grape
IA sta sis, some very iArges black Levaatiae
,.lk, very heavys black, white and drab plaia six
nd cashmere shawis various cotoss Bsmbasets
8omsasns stout enough Tor meas wear pisk, stis
,uf and fancy Gsngbsms. CAhcoes. from % TO -
:sats-~its grea, variety Of go-.s, TOO tedious 4
n.a,ion IN advertisement
Newport. l,h M. <StiL
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PARASOLS.
NOTICE.

The snuu.l Meeting Of the Female Benevolent
Vsr,<sv. postponed on account Of the weather, vii
row AXE place on SATURDAY, 18th May o.
fair ,,her, Il not on the following Monday, q, The
.ecs ID Congregational Meeting House. at. 10
clock A. H. Ma lsiy
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In I 0wn- Ikeefine, TbtW xlsh

NOTED, snd .rescIved. That each and every tq({.
V 500, who yhsr suffer or permit ssy hoso1 ;
part Of the Comtnonsge spd in the town Of Een y
por,, from The FIRST day cf May 20 the first Of We
vember, in esep year without having hoard sesoeK
the end Of beif horns. of AL Cattle, t,earGnget
ccp,cd) shall BE liable ,op pay The SUN ot ooe 49,
lar, for every horned Cattle by him or Der owa14<
fgr every offence half 10 sad ior the use qf)k
town oi Newport, end the other for the use Of tit
who shall complain and sue for the sane. q
Voted. That the above Resolve DC pfiott6 ia'
10th the Newspapers in this town. ~
yifsess. 1Ohs1flAN ALs;Y, zoxn. c'sab-
April %. .3~
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Paeks: Reformation.
THOMAS PRATT,

Rcstecyu!ly informs ms friends and the ta5Hc,
III. THAT he has commenced un-
~xzA ming his New Packet REFORMA.
E{SNf1E% TON, between Providence and New
port.-Every attention will be paid to
the accommodation of hrs Passengers, and he So
hcits share of the public patronage.
Newport. Nav S.
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CUNDALE'S MILLS-Pcrismaayl>
Il acrer. foiiiup So;irri ~

THE subscribefs respectfully inform the pYbl;1~
4 that they carry OIL the wool Msnufaete6
business in I'll lie brsnches--,hu their tnskt
ore now in complete repsir-- heir icng esrS>tn16
will therefore enable them 20 perform ali sie ~
ehes Of Corlins. eriaping, Wesvirg. ColerirX
Finishing, al the various kind al Voelen Cso1<.
point oi colour and hnth, equsr if not supSst5
any estsbIishment ia this county They soee(
10 complete sll order, in their line. - spcsti
on ~ reasonable terms ss OF sny ss,shliskn (noc
this Island CLARKE b CHM
n n. TIE following persons vii! rec<im q, W.
tclss inteyesd Tor their mapufac,ory . n I1I1
NAN, ot Nevport--saxfoz1 ALnvs G/(
Cqmr.op-IELre CoHsy..of Tisertoo>- ~
LfAh PnApse. Dristol-Ferry .lkn<f/@I
they have constantly on bsrd al vhol(
retsii satinnets. Plains, Csssirncres, F'sbu III:
which they are determined to sell at nodes11t -
Nevpor', April 20 1-.s - NJ
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disc. Il Z sieriro hdkis.
AMI half Hdkfs.
o-s imitation shawls with
n'er.no borders.
4-S, Sc 6.< and "a plain
silk ShAwls.
7.s white SIX DO
20 ard 3D. cream col.
eur'd Sot,oh do with
and wilh.ut borders
- fancy silk hsndker-
chictst t.f-m
Dlsek sinchaws and sars.
nets IS
Green Lustrings 4;
White snd color'd do
Beat black ss,lin 81;
Black hot.nline. for
Vests ~ h.'s.
Black and white Italian
Grapes Il, t n
Long Lawns and linen
. Csmbricsa of :
White cotton Cambries.
from ls6 TO s.6 per
yard -
Jseonet di,,o 81 rus
Plain and hsur'd null
Musiins 90,
Very tine plain Lenoes,
cheap ~" b. es.n'r's
Imitation, India aud com.
mon hook Nusluns
Book muslin hdkis 4.
Patent power and s,esm
loom shir,ingsa,
American cheap ditto .
Cslicoes and fufDitures
"a aud 81 dan,ssk s
Eaghsh and Russis Dia.
pers D'' &, %
% cotton Tshlee oths
India Cottons y ~ -
Irish L.neas, from 20 10
=. 5,6sh i,,pr
5-4 Irish sheeting
Russia duo AZ.
Am AKL
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, or

x<ANlNlANI OOSkL 4 VI
Columbian order.
TINE members tho <fammany Society,
i are notified that meeting will be held
At the State House, in Newport, on Wednes.
dsy, the 18th inst. at o'clock, 10 the after.
noon, for the purpose Of elec,ing officers; and
likewise to adopt such rules and regulations
IS viii best promote the revival OF said so.
eiety. A general aud punctuaI attendance is
requested. Members IN the ueighboring
towns are respectfully invited to give their
sitendance--as business of importance will
te laid before the society.
A. THURSTON, See'ry. nro. TEN.
Month Of Blossoms,
Season Of Flowers, May S.
Year Of Discovery, 377.
PARASOLS.
GREAT variety Of Parascis ssme very elegan,
* Just received & for sale, by II. SESSIONS.
May >. 1919.
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TO LET,

NNE or two conveaient Rooms. sui able ~ t1AJIu'
~ Offices. in central situation Psg ler(ts kfors
nation snd terms apply 1t this ofic~ffs 11es3
Sehsoi-Bcoks, Bsenks. aud Stonssbey.
For tsie. st The Hst-Ssott1G3
okOSGk " ANToN =
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>t ~$iSStsSs eeAte
Blown Linens
5 4 English chcx
iadiA aud AnericaA do,
Sims,ies, vestinss blue
snd yellow Nankins
Silk and tabby velvets
oh Cloths "a
Pins BY the pack or
Z pound \
Deaf black sud colourcd
\ itaiisn st~,ng sMk Ia
American Giny hans, sor
leo
ParSsols i,A
30 b So inch frs, qualify
col,on un,bisliAs
susrsndeis
Gsntlenen's cravsls
Floss eol,on 2 AID S-
lhreA.ed,
PIsss siIk r,.,t
BuH, blue 4 pink. stripr
cd Engiish 6Inghanls
Carllslei uisto NJ, &.
Dark ditto for 10 ccnts
psr yard M
Ladies ans, ,genileinep's
co,to',, silk s,ru worst-
: cd hosiery
Sentlen.ens buckskirs
! beaver and siIk GioveA
Ladies beaver, hid, ADD
, silk dNto .,s s,e,
While Jean, and white
3 bat seiiles ~
Dandanno. Sag aud black
silk uandkerchIvis :,
Cotton ditto. Of all k'nd3
first QUARRY Needless
sharf ., blunis and be-
4. tweehe, .,
caioo, wors,ed and yarn
, derners
Wire srwins cotton V.
copop balls Ind Lie lin.
en- thgcsd
HISE, ..,. sA .
Linens. and stou. Duck.
very cheap.
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. -,.I y q N~xN D ~ NEsl . -,--,, \ M ,
quantity OF Dowlsss Linens. and stout Duck,
fl for seamens rrowsers. very cheap.
Newport; April 28
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-30
FALL OF MACGREGOR,
BY LEYDEN.

BY LEYpEN.
In the vale of Glenorchy the night breeze was
signing, [are lying /;
Der the tomb where the ancient Macgregors
Green are their graves by their soft nurnur'
inc river. lever.
But the name of Macgregor has persisted Tor
On red stream of light, by his grey noun
tains glauciDg,
Soon bebeld dark spirit advancing;
Slow DER the heath Of the dead was its mo-
ton. locean.
Like the shadow of mist DER the foam OF the
Like the sound Of stream through the still
evening dying Tying !?
Stranger! who trsads where Macgregor is
Darest thou to walk, unsppalled and firm
hearted, [parted
Mid the sbadowy steps OF the mighty de.
See! round thee the caves OF the dead are dis
closing [posing /;
The shades that have long been in silence re-
Thro' their forms dinly wrinkles The moon
beam descending, bending.
As upon thee their red eyes Of wrath they are
. Our grey stones Of fame tho the heath bios
som cover, hover
Round the fields of our battles our spirits shall
Where we of saw the streams running red
from the mountains; fountains.
But dark are our forms by our blue native
For our fame melts away like the foam Of the
river, THAT shiver,
Like the last yellow leaves on the oak-houghs
The name is unknown Of our foretslhers so
gallant 1.-THE valiant.
And our blood beats no more in The breasts of
The hunter Of red deer now ceases to num-
Der Fslumber-
The looely grey stones on the field OF our
FL, stranger, and let not thine eye be re-
vertsd; parted I?
Why shnuldsi thou see that our fame Is de-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-30

Mr. Hunt gave as a toast" The only
source Of all legitimate power-the people."
Tune, See the conquering hero comes "
The next toast was" Universal suffrage,
annual parliaments. and vote by balo,-tbe
undoubted right Of every Briton.'' II was
received with three times three, and was
followed by the tune Of Co IRA"
Toast" The immortal memory Of the
RefornIers. men, women. and children, who
wee mastered at Manchester. on the 10th
of August" Tune !" The Land ofthe Leal. !"
Toast" May arms be taken from those
who abuse them, and given TO those who
have the courage to use them" Tune,
" The Marsellois Hymn"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-30
DECEPTION,

Sieur Boaz, the slight-of-hand-man, was
lately aecosted in Carlisle in the usual STYLE,
by retailer of oranges. "Well, my lad,
(says the Sieur) how do you sell them ?'-
I" Tuppence piece, says the orange dealer.
I" High priced, indeed, trejoined the de-
ceiver); however we'll Try them" Cutting
an orange in four pieces, Behold" says the
Sieur, (producing new guinea from the in
side of the orange) "how ysur frui, repays
me for your extortion. Come, can afford
to purchase one more," and ne repeated the
same experiment as with he FIRST Well.
TO be sure, (says he) they are the first fruit
j ever found to produce golden seeds" The
Sieur then W shed to come to terms for tte
whole basket but the astonished clodpoie,
with josous alscrity, ran out Of the house, and
reaching home, began to quarter the contents
of the whole basket But, alas! the seeds
wers no more than the produce of nature =
tAs conursr alone possessing The golden art.
ll.ondon pap.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-30
FRENCH HALF CROWNS.

The nominal value of French alfCruwns
is SIS cents; whereas the intrinsic value is
little more than half dollar-averaging at
most not more than 81 cents. They are not
a legni temier al any rate and though they
have beretoicrr been paid and received by
our banks at 55 cents, yet we learn all now
refuse t. receive or pay them, except in
fractional parts Of a dollar, and some OF the
banks refuse entirely either to pay or receive
them.
We are induced to give this public infer-
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From he Boston Confined
AMERICAN SKETCHES.

The dew is on the morning fOw'r,
The thrush has charmed his leafy bower,
The lark has pealed bis coral loud,
Where hangs in sIlvery wrea;hs the ciouo
The bees with saffron loads return,
To store with weeds their waxen urs.
And morn her upward car has driven,
Along the crimson fields OF heaves.
To view thy works, and not to know,
F.rsEa! whose goodness made them 50!
To bear thy sylvan minstrelsy,
And not to breathe thought TO TREE;
To see Thy fingers deck the sky,
With every tint that earns the eye;
And not Thy greatness there 10 read,
Argues soul that's blind indeed.
Ak.
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.New- York, October q.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
with US yet


The editors of the Mercantile Advertiser
save received by the ship London Packet,
Captain Thomas, London papers to The 18th
September inclusive. British stocks at tina t
date 7ui onmium 1-8 !.
No political events OF Importance had &C.
curredin Europe.
Hun, made his triumphal entry into Lon
don On the 18th Ii is stated that 100000
people were present; the roads, for FIVE
miles from town, were completely blocked
up BY those who went out to meet him. He
arrived in landau, preceded by flag, in
scribed $ Hunt, the heroic champion of Lii
berry, He alighted at the Crown and An
Choir, where he partook Of public dinner,
attended by three OF four hundred persons.
The description of this scene occupies seve-
raj columns OF the papers. London has sell
dom witnessed such hustle on any occa-
sion and the day ended without any riot.
Among the toasts drank, were the follow
ing:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-30
BEvEVDLEyCE.

There is for more satisfaction in doing,
thsu receiving good. To relieve the Cypress
ed, Is the most glorious act man can We ca
pable af; il is in -oue measure doing the bu-
siness of God md Providence and is attend
ed with heavenly pleasure. unknown but to
those that are bene6ceDt aud liberal.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-30
ALEX
SaTURDAY .Mo2NvG, ocTOBER 80

We understand, (says the National intelli'
gencerl that His Danish Msjes;y has been
pleased to consent that an American Consul
shall be accredited at the Island of St. The
mas. We further learn that NATHAN LEVY.
esq. OF Baltimore. will soon take his depar
ture To resume the functions OF that consulate.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-30
Extract OF a letter to the editor Of the Charles
ton Times. dated

Harana, Oct. s, 1919.
6" wrote you per schr. Naylower. few
days since, with iie Of our Diario-by this
conveyance you will receive a continuance OF
same. Our letters per last all are silent on
the suhJec; Of the capture OF the insurg. Mt
brig g Parago." alluded TO in my last, not
withstanding it is spoken of as q posi,ire fact
The first information get OF this subject,
will communicate it--nothins Of Importance
ohers at this time. Flour is down to II l.s,
dull sale 5000 bbls. in hands, and bakery's
full.
Last sales OF Carolina rice, eds. l-e, not
prime first quality clean white Carolina rice
would command 9a9 DIS. 1-2. The Ma.
ry-Ann, Selhy, arrived with US yesterday
morning. We have been disappointed in re-
ceiving no communication from your side
so short passage would have rendered them
interesting.
" Imports and exports continue without a.
ny material alteration considerable enqui-
lies are making for good Nuscovado sugars
and green coffee. Prices, however, will not
go above quotations at foot.
Business is getting brsh, and the health
ofour city very much improved, tho the wea-
Their continues excessively not.
Assorted sugars, IA Is rs. {; white, 90
rs; brown, (box) l2 a l9i rs. Muscova-
dos. l34 Isl rs. coffee, first quality, 2O5
p dollars do second 10. 10 dollars ;
hides, go a 2 rs each molasses, 8 81 per
keg. Bills on England, none do. United
States North) 10 per cent premium South,
5 per cent prem. Pork, prime, 90 dois. ;
beef, No. &. 2, 10, 90, els dollars lard,
90; candles, mould, so; do. spermaceti.
6rs. per ID. or rs cts. per lb. A.; soap, Am.
Is dollars taIIow. 5. A. 80.
Er'g irene, Spnney, from Portsmouth,
n. H came in Yesterday noon.
&" The Eliza, Chazei, sails FOR ycur port on
the | 18th or 10th inst.
"The Margaret, Sustacha, has not arrived
with US yet"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-30
GOOD NATURE.

II is the very air of good mind, the sign
OF large and generous soul, and the pecu-
liar soil in which virtue prospers.
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MERCY.

II is according to nature, to be merciful /;
tor no man that hath not Invested himself Of
humanity, can be hard hearted to others,
without feeling pain in himself.
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m.,ios 10 prevent any deception from being

NATION to prevent any deception from being
practise upon tn public. rs we un 'erstand
large sums have recently been imported from
France, and larger SUMS are expected with
a view of passing them of and circulating
them at IS cents. being 8 or 8 per cent.
more than their actual cost in France, or
their real value.
By an act of Congress, ali foreign gold
coin ceases to be legal tender after the Isl
of November next.
II is understood, however, that the Banks
of this civ will continue TO receive it at the
former rates, and send il to the mint for re-
coinage. IN. 7. GaS.
From the Sunburs Times.
On the evening of the 18th inst. the wife
and six children OF Jacob hartman. Of Upper
Mahony. and his niece bout 90 years OF
age, of the name of Neighsrt, were burnt to
death in the flames OF his house This des-
truction Of lie aud property was attended
with the strangest circumstances OF which we
have ever heard ahy example. The family
were nearly all awake Mr.. hartman him
self lay asleep in the kitchen with one OF the
children. A girl topped light, and using
no shutters. threw the top among some tow
with which they were working in the ad]o'n-
ing room the tow blazed up, and inst, al
of running out to the kitchen OF through the
windows, they ran up stairs and staid there
until the flames surrounded them Even
there they might have escaped by the win
dows, or by merely running down The kit
chen Stairs, but so far from attempting this,
two of them hung fast to girl, to prevent
her escape, so that it was with extreme diff
ticu!ty she diseng aged herself, jumped out
Of window and saved her life. hartman
stood at cherry tree, immovable. looking
on, and when his neighbor attempted to ex-
tinguish the first spark which caught his
large barn, full OF grain. hartman, like
maniac, seized and held him fast in his arms,
until the 9 mes had there also become un-
comparable. The bones were all found to-
&c ther in corner. and some of the internal
part, including heart unoonsumed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-15
By the Pyes,denf ofthe H. .States.

y
w afHEAs, By az act of Congress, passed d,
w ihc third of March, 1916 eotilied "An act.
10 provide Scr the ,ccIt.hjnl ana suiyeyIE II
the boundary lines fixed by the tIes,y with The
Greek Indians. snd Cor other pui poses" the rresi-
dent Of ihe Uni,ed States is authorized 10 cause
tie iand, quted by the sid treaty to be ofeicd
for sale, hen ;urveyed
Therefore, I. JAMss MoxnoE, Presden, of the
uai;e: States, 90 hereiy deoEaIe ard naEe kBown,
thu pSic sieS for The dlsposal (sgieeahie 10 iaeI
Of certain snds in TIE territory Of Aiabanit, sIali
be he'd a' Huntsville, IN said urriiory, as follows:
On the first Monday in Ju'y ne II, iCr TIC sale oe
townships 9, 10. IL, - I3 arG H. in ranges ard
2. west-9 10, IL, IL, IS and Id ~ itrge !, east-
9, II, I2 and IL, iii range 2. east--l2 and IS, IN
range 5, eas,--ll, l2 and Is. III iatse A. cast.
ON. ihc hrsi Monday in september ior Tic sale OF
townships aud 10, III range 3, west-9, 10, II. II,
is, II, Is, i6, IL, Is. %, 20 and -, in ranges
and S. west
On The FIRST Monday in No, tn,ber, for the sale cF
townships, 9, 10 aud II in +. cges and z, wes;-
. aud 10. in range 9, west-9, 10 and IL, in rangS
9. west--9 10, II and -. in range 10, Wes-e ~,
IL, II and Is. in range IL, wost-0, IL il, ~, Is
and ID III range ~, west
On the fes, Monday in Jstuary, 1890, for the
sale of townships 10 IL, I2, Is and u in ranges
f3 and II, west--l0, IL, 70, l3 md ID, in rarge
Is, west-il, IL, Is and ID, in range 16. wcs,--lS
and IS, in range ~. west
And snles shall be held at Cahaba. in the said
territory, on the frst Monday in August next. hr
the salt Of township 9. TO- IL, 10 IS, IA and Is il
range So, 10, IL, IL, 1S Is and 10, in range o.
| IL, in range 7i0 and II, n srge O. 9, Q. IL and
II, IN rsnges 10 and H. 9, 10 ;,nd II, in range l..
Excepting such lsnds AZ have scen. shall lie.
served according 10 law, for The use Of schools
and for othc. purposes Each sse shall con,inne
open fof two weeks and no longer, and shal! coia-
menoe with rhe lowest numtcr of section, TOW ns!ip,
and range and proceed in rcr t'as numerical order.
Given under my hand, ct the city Of Washington.
~ this twentieth dayof March, one thousand eighs
hundred and nineteen IA MES MONROE.
by the resident JC 'iAH MEjGs
Commissioner of the General Laid Cffrc.
ct Printers of Ncwspapois who arc authorized
70 publish tie saws Of t,e United States, VII irscrt
the ahovc once week Till the fret of January next.
April 7.sr. %.