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Valuable Property
FOR SHE,

TUX N.dLE.
@R LOTS, handsomely situated in the
OQ town of Covington, Washington coun-
ty, Illinois.
Also Isl acres of excellent LAND, adjoining
sad town, being part Of the northeast quar-.
ter OF secnon No. 80 in township No. 1 north
OF range No. west. To those who are ac
quMnted with the permanent and unmovable
establishment Of Covington as the seat of JUS
uce tor Washington county, by law, will find
the above property worthy of their attention.
As the owners are much in want Of money, the
most liberal terms may be expected For fur
ther particulars inquire of
JAMES or HAIL MASON.
EdzOd,dsUiile, Sept 80, 1819-19f
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PRINTING.

NEATLY EXECUTED, At SNORT NOTICE,
AT THE SPECTATOR OFFICE.
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The Conartnership

81. Leuis, June IA, 1919.-4tf
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as procf of Which the foiiOrirg ,nscresing eures
are submitted to public perusa':
TD M STETSON.
OF Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violent
pain in his right breast. attended at times with great
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly incapable of at
tending business after having tried in vain all other
medicines, was cured and his beaith perfectly res.
tored by boxes OF these pills.
T AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand d-daughter. Of Boston,
were each dreadfully afflicted with asthma and diff.
Guilty Of breathing. were all Of them cured and re
stored to perfect health by boxes.
ytdge ---, OF salem, had been many years Sc.
verely aflicted'with violent cough and difficult,
Of breathing, was cured by 2 boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been broh-
en- for many years.
"A Lady Of Boston turned Of 60, ives severel,
afflicted with cough. pain in the side, at times spit
ting Of blood, could not lie down in her bed for q
years. could not sleep but at short intervals was &c
stored to perfect health on taking boxes
These Pills give instsu; in ell coughs colds.
asthmas. difficulty Of breathing, wheezing. tight
ness Of the cheat, strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the side, splitting Of blood. chiliness and
shivcrings the forerunners OF malignant evers, &c
common colds are removed ia few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and inst AMI,
aneous, even when the lungs are Affected OF .isk
for DR.. Relies Asthmstie PILE" Gre Dor contain
ing ~ fiis fsque,ss sfsefs cure. 10 prevent s'n
position. the outside printed wrapper is signed "w
r. Conway"-0 Observe fhis a. ysu vaile h<aish Pre-
pared and sold Wholesale BY the sole proprietor,
w T. Conway, chemist, No. I, Bams,sad Place,
Common-street, Boston, 4 BY special appointment BY
SAMUEL w. ViNSON, Drpggisf,
No. iio. Thames-strset, Newport,
Alec, ty
Lemael w. Briggs, Brssssfs Hercules whitney
J. a. Mason, Prepfd<ncs Dyer b Moves, WmdAan.
Greene. ks,s- Lsadsa Isasc d Bull. Anrf|srd end
L.
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POST. OFFICE, NEWPORT:
A1OTICE u hereby sivens That the South
IN ern o61 Wcsiesn Mails will close pfe-
ciscly st half pest o'clock every morning,
SO that it msy srSive at or before 3 o'clock
p. M. Of the same day, and interccpt the
Western mail which strives there from Bos.
ton at that hour, and proceed with il TO the
Southvard.-Thiss srrspgem ens facilitates the
depart ure of the mails - hours ~ they will
stop bot few minutes al the Providence OF
6ce for distribution. This arrangement com
mences on Monday, the 2slh inst.-The
Providence and Southern Mails will arrive a.
this Office every Afternoon, by 2 o'clock.
b. b. MUMFORD, Poss-A1asrer.
June 26, 1919. (J. so.)
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\XIHEN Cure for one dollar, or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for cough, cold,
asthma, difficulty of breathing, tightness OF the
chest, wheesi pain in the side, spttng Of blood.
a strained omach. &c. must il not be matter OF
surprixe thar we the obituary daily sweed with
deaths occasoned principally by colds On on aver.
age at least
50 One Hundred e F.fty thousand Persons
die annually Of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then diff.
Guilty of breathing and pain in the side, at length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensues. and
death closes the scene Alas too often does pre-.
judice. by listening to some and adopting the cPin
such medicines as might afford relief under the
idea that no relief can be obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely applca
tion of
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10 BUlLDEkS.

4 HE subscriber, a resident Of Freetown, in the
J state of Massachusetts, takes this method 10
inform the gentlemen Of Newport and its vicinity,
that by application to him, they Gao be furnished,
with stone steps, Of all dinentions, made OF the
most durable grannet also stone suitable for the
foundations Of houses, OF for any other purpose,
for which granoet is used lie solicits the patron
age OF gentlemen who are about TO build, and re-
port, for specimen of his workmanship, as well as
the material which he uses. Letters directed to
the care Of SToBKIrcE & MIRnIcK, Freetowp,
will reach the subscriber in the course of the mail
and all orders will be strictly and puncuslly ST.
tended TO. PATRICK HAYES.
Newport, May 26, 1919.
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IT HE subscriber having bad II in contemplation
u for some t,mc past 60 pcblish Register of
bic native State, which 10 acknowledged 10 be much
wanted, begs leave 70 announce that be has made
and IS making such srrsn9t 9tments - to ensure its
completion IT period - early NJ possible. pro5a-
bly, in the course Of four or five monlhs-Tbis
State, il 10 true, small, vhen compared with many
of the others but correct list OF all her officers,
associations and public institutions is certainly
that account not the ess desirable. IL Is the inten
ton OF the publisher to spare pains to render the
Rtedefsiand Regpsfer a. interesting possible to
ALI, psrtic usry TO The citizens Of Providence. is
intended to contain complete list OF the civil, ju-
dicia and military officers Of the state, the meet
Ings OF the General Asst mbiy. the State and Fed
ersl Courts, the Friends, the different Masonic
Lodges throughout the State, together with list
OF their officers, &c Also, list OF the officers OF
the General Government, Governors OF the States,
municipal officers Of the different towns in this
State, complete list OF Banks and Insurance Cfi-
ces in the State, with their officers. capitals, and
the discount days of the former, posttowns and
PostMss,ers in II. Island. and the rates Of postage
IN the United States, 40 established by law
In dider to expedite The work ms fas as possible,
it is respectfully requested OF the Town Clerks of
the different towns IN tie State to furnish the pub
Usher, as soon they conveniently caS, with list
Ut the municipal officers OF their respective towns,
the ordained ministers, with the particular den, IN.
nation 10 which they beiong, Attornes, Physicians
and Surgeons, the public institutions and sssocia-
tions, with the date Of their formation and the pre-.
sent presiding officers OF The same, for which they
will be paid reasonable compensation, If desired
--G,ntemen OF leisure ana information would also
much ob.ige the subscriber, and enhance the value
OF the nended publication, by forwarding any sni.
lar statements, which might be interestinp 20 our
citizens generally; which may be directss 10 him
by mail, OF sent by any other convenient convey.
ance HUGH II. BROWN.
Gazette Office, Providence. June l2 CJ 3o1
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BY Ahe Presleknt Of The u. Stafes.


NJ HEREAS, by an act OF Congress, passed on
w the third of March, 1916, entitled " An act
to provide for the ascertaning and Surveying OF
the boundary lines fixed Nv the treaty with the
Creek Indians. and for other purposes" the Presi.
dent OF The United States is authorized 20 cause
the lands acquired by the said treaty to be offered
for sale, when surveyed:
Therefore, i, JAMES honRoE, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (sgreeable to law
ct certain lands in the territory OF Alabama, shall
be held at Huntsville, in said terrtor>, as follows
On the first Monday in July next, tor the sale OF
townships 9, 10, IL, IL. l3 and IA. in ranges AND
2, west-9. 10, IL, IL, l3 and Ia, in range J. east
9, III, IL and Id, in range 2, east-l2 and is, ir
range 8, easi-11. ~ and 13. in range A, eas,
On the frs, Monday in September, for the sale oi
townships and 10. in range 3, wes,--9, 10. Ii. IL
l3. H. Is. 10, IL. ls. ;9, 30 and Sl, in ranges
and $, west
On the first Monday in November, for the sale OF
townships. 9, 10 Ind IL. in ranges and z, west
aud 10, in range 8, west--9, 10 and IL, in range
9, wes,-9, 10, II and l2, in range 10. wes,-e, IT,
IL. ~ and 49, in range IL, west--9, 10, IL, II, Is
and ~, in range IL, west.
On the first Monday in January, 1890, for the
sale Of townships 9, TO- H. IL, l3 and IA in ranges
10 and ID, west--I0, II, ~, l3 andsl4, in range
Is, west-ll IL, Is and Ia, in range l6, west IL
anti IL, in range IL, west.
And sales shall be held at Cahaba, in the said
territory, on the first Monday in August ext, for
tho sale Of townships Q, 10, IL. IL, 49, "A and Is in
range 59. 10. IL. ~. l3, is and is. in range g.
IL, in range 7-t0 and IL. in range o-S, g. 10 ard
IL, in ranges 10 and 1l-9. 10 and IL, in range IL
Excepting such lands " have been, or shall be, re-
served according to law, for the use Of schools
and for other purposes Each sale shall continue
open for two weeks and no longer, and shall com.
mence with the lowest number Of section, TOW ns hip
and range, and proceed in regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
hundred and nineteen JAMES MONROE.
BY the President JOSIAH MEiGS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
o. Printers Of Newspapers who are authorized
20 publish the Laws Of the United States, will insert
the above week till the first Of January
April 2
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OLD MAIL LINE.
New .4rrangement--S Summer Asso6ashmens.

THE subscribers respectfully inform,
i the public, that the Mail Stage leaves New
port every morning. (sundsy exceptec) al halfpsst
O'Clock, and arrives in Providence ct half past
O'Clock, p. NJ Leaves Providence every morning,
(suoday excepted) at q O'Clock. and arrives in New.
port. at 2o'c,ock, r. N. The fare s. 60-siiowed
rs lbs. baggage gratis-125 lbs pay the same a
passenger. An fayors thankfully received and sc-
knowiedged by the subscribers
PELEG FISH, Ne,gport }
ShERJ BoURN, Bristol Proprictors
ISAAC FISH. f''srsdenee , r~
Iiin 90
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The celebrated Mrs. Barnes psrforme
kn,ies az tho New.York Theatre, on Frido
vooing last. She wore the 6recchss, but /
= fDs her Aas6and's beneff. Pat
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Gonlm1ssioners' Npfice.

XH7E, the subscribers, having been appointed by
wv the Hon Court of Probate, for the town OF
South. .Kngsiowr, in the county Of Washington,
commissioners 70 receive examine, and adjust the
Chains sg ainst the Estate OF
JOHN SEGAR,
late Of south-kngsiown, deceased, represented in
solvent; do hereby give notice, that six months,
from shls cay are allowed TO the creditors of said
Estate 70 bring and prove their respective claims
and that wt will attend for that purpose, at the
house OF Joseph Reynolds, innhoider, at LhtleRcst,
on the Iss' Saturday OF each month, in the alter
noon, during said period.
JOHN r. NICHOLS, J r....
JAMES SREARMAN ) ''"
All persons that are indebted to the Estate of
said deceased are called upon to make immediate
pay ment to
ABIGAIL SEGAR, J Hdmnisfrsfrir.
FRANCIS d. sEGAp. 'adAm'n'''r'''r''
South. Kmgs,own, June l4,h, 1879. C,Si)
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*xwCURES PERFORMED (! ~
Though here.sfore considered fsc0 re.irf! 1y
DIR. RELFE'S
EDT ANI|dy DROpC

OOI HV(LHL. OKOfS.
sa"as .5 ssSp.~isnr n q n..s" ms", was va ,s q
back OF his hand which incapaciated him for work,
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation his hand, and considered :ncursbc.
cured and restored to health BY tasrg bottles
of these drops
ycr Wrigas Of Boston, was 8 years sfFicted with
fever.sore on ore of bis legs, had tried most mco
cines without effect, was cured BY 2 bottles
A Child Of Mr. BirriH, Ofs fsHonorer !was cured
of Ulcers and Bies, surne ct which had down 10
the ribs, by bottles. This child vas considered
in dying stale when he began taking these drops.
I'm Infant Of Foster, vas covered all over w'h
erup,ions, blind with both eyes, wSs cured by 3 bot
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston wss severely rG,c'cd
for 16 years, with eruption ell her, atter>d
with most tormen.ing i,cbngs. burnings and bo,ch.
es. had lest thereby two toe and ore frges nsss
was cured by bottles she had not left her roo1
for 6 months, and considered fost all relief! ~
= Gentlemen cf Lexington, was afflicted 90 years
with ulcers IN his scgs, could, obtain no relief
was cured by A bottles.
q Cesfienan Of Boston, his wife End children
was many years afflicted with eruptiors. bad tried
every medicine without success, Was cured b, these
Drops.
"A Gentleman Of Ror5try, was so yesrs afflicted
with hurnor of legs, attended with buI niu.
itching and blotches. was resigned as past relief,
tor 50 years could not lie in Be- at tines was per-
"A Lady Of Chariesfeas was two wears afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assistance. and considered paat relief con-
traction had formed, when on tssng these Drcps
and using DR. Jebb's Linment, in weeks she had
the free use Of the joint the pain left her. ard by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure.
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy, scrc-
fua, ST. An,honys FIRE. ieProcy, pimpled faces, en-
targe ylands sote legs, ulcers even when The bore
is Affected, venerisI taints, when mercury has failed.
are the best spring and sutvmnaI physie, and nav
be given to children with perfect saiety-Priee 81.
six bottles for Eve dollars. IL bottles for 50 OF
u dozen for Sl0o 90 -ssk for "Dr Rslfs's Boisn-
ical Drops"-None genuine, unless signed w.
r. Conway" Prepsred and sold wholesale bv the
sole proprietor. W. & Consay, chemist, No I, Bum
sted Place. Bossoa BY his special spyoip,ment BY
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Dyurrisf,
No. Ito, Thsmss-street, Newport.
Lsmnei w Rsiggs. Brisset IIereuses whissey, ,.
II Mason. fvsrsdrrees Dyer and Howes. W7nsxur:
Greene, Nss- Lsadsn Isssc d. Bull, Hursfs,d and
most druggists. book sellers end post ,hro'
out the United states.rhere may be bsd slI these
jusss esfeeuei aud highly efprss<S "Nsdic;nes.~
er1ered Nv. T. Conway"
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
A.. ln lQla

N OTlcE is hereby given to the propretors Of
~ Stock, issued under the convention with
France, Cf the 30th of April 1903, commonly cal.
led Lomsana Stock. that. on the 2lst of October,
next ensuing the date thereof further payment
on account Of the principal of said stock will be
made, At the rate 0. bfiy four percentum on the
remaining moiety, or unredeemea rsrtion thereof; !;
and that the same will he paid to the respective
proprieors, ct to their attorneys duly authorized.
the day before mentioned, at the Treasury in
Washington, at such Loan Office, on the books
whereof any portion Of said stock msy stand.
Information is further given. that the interest
due at the time Of redemption, on such part OF
said stock as is held in Europe, will be paid as
heretofore in London snd Amsterdam. and that the
interest on such part Of said stock has been do
ynesticsted, will lie paid at the same time with the
principal. either at the Treasury, or at the Loan
ofhcrs, as before mentioned. And 1t is also hereby
made known, that interest on that portion OF said
Louisiana Stock. intended to be redeemed as afore
ssid, viii cease and determine or the 2ist day Of
October. 1919. WM. H. CRAWFoRD,
Ci9w.1 Sserefory Of Ae Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Second Comhtroiier's 0fces1
March 2sfA, 1919.
WHEREAS. by the act entitled "An act rtgu-
" la,ng the payments 20 invalid pensioners" ;"
passed the Sd Of the present month, an affidavit OF
two surgeons or physicians, as TO the continuance
and rate Of disability Of the oeversL applicants,
must accompany their respective applications for
the FIRST payment which shhl fall due sfes the 9Th
Of March ners, and st the end OF every two years
thereafter And whereas some Misunderstanding
may arise 30 to the time when the above mentioned
act shall 70 into operation;
This 10 10 notify all whom Il may concern, that.
by the construction given 10 the said ACT BY the
Second ConpsroIler Of the Treasury, the before
mentioned af6davits (sgrsesbiy to the form pub
lished by the Hon. the Secretary Of War. under
date Of the 25d Inst ~i be required 10 accompany
the applications for an psnsioss 10 which they sp
ply, falling due On tke lsh cay Of September neat
RICHARD CUTS,
A7-eet. Second Comptroller.
Printers sushorized to publish the Laws Of the
uated States viii Qsert the above snce week till
ths 1ss Of September next.
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ton Of the crowd, who immediately began
70 throw stones at the police officers, who
were obliged to make ptecipiIate retreat
some Of tho stones struck the unfortunate
johnson. The crowd then rushed to the
scaffoid and cut down the body, pulled OF the
cap, and threw it, together with the coilin
among the crowd. A cheer was given BY
thosA around the body meaning, il is sup
pos TO announce that life remained, which
was received by loud clapping. The coffin,
IN less than minute, was broken TO atoms,
and the body borne off by the crowd through
several streets. On being pursued, howev-
CT, by the police officers, they opped IL, di-
vested of clothes from the waist upwards 10
he process of carrying, lthe most sppalling
sight OF the whoIe) when It was again car
led to the drop, and again turned off! J! !!
Almost an cntirs hour elapsed between the
6rst turning off and the hnal execution !!
Whether il was though, by the spectators
rnst his crime die not merit death, or wbetb.
cr there were any psIisting circumstances,
we are no, informed but their efforts to save
the unhappy victim had no other effect than
Z prolongipg 0is sgonics, and adding 10 the
nnspeaka5le horror 4 his situation.--i6
>-:o:9:o;-
From CADIz.
Capt. Barnard, arrived a, New-York, in
4o days from Cadiz, informs, that an expe-
jnloo Of about 5000 troops was on the eve
Of sailing for Lima He also states, that
berc WAS in The neighborhood of Cadiz,
5000 troops, ~ 600 Of which number were
.ev,owed in Cad'z prior 10 his departure.
Mr. Simpson. an English gentleman, had
engaged win the Spanish government TO fur
nisb transports at $40 TOO.
Capt b. Is the bearer OF Dispatches from
tho American Consul at Cadiz 10 the Secre.
tary of State.
Accounts from Gibraltar, state, that the
Plague, at Tuns, swept off from s 10 500
victims daily that from the lst Nov TO the
Is, Dec. the deaths were l2,Ii7 A similar
epidemic broke out at Aigiers, in December;
and threatens TO visit the whole coast Of Bar
barry.
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S7eionchoitv c. cup,s.ance

Melancholy q cuniS!Qnce.
On Wcdnc sday The I8ih inst. u Mr.. Tar
box and his wile, who resided on a gore o.
land between the towns of Standish, were
frozen TO death.
liz appears that their family consisted Of
four suall children, the youngest at the
breast being In very neeesStous cireumstan-
ces, MIR. L. started on "Wednesday, during the
violence of the gals and driiIing snow, to
procure some aid from the neighbors, above
five miles distant. Having obtained a sup
ply for their immediate wants he placed u m
bag and proceeded for home. Ii seems
however that, when within about one mile
of his house, the weight OF his load compel.
led him TO leave 1t upon tree and endeavor
to reach his distressed family without i,--but
nj, efforts were, in TINS, also frustrated---o-
verpowered with fatigue, he stopped about
30 rods from his house and cried tor help
MS wife hearing the noise went 10 his assis-
tance, and, as 10 presumed from the circuu'-
stance Of finding her cloak and handkstchiei :
Dpon the man, her pressing wants induced
or to leave him and hasten to procure IN
arovisions. But, alas her strength did not
lusi her resolutions-she expired IN IN
fort, and her body wss found but sbo
is,ance from the provisions her partner hs'
slaced upon the tree. Os the day followinr
- eldest child went out and found her fab
IS corps, and returned TO the house, an
Jmmsnccd sounding horn, used for callrr
,s,snt workman 10 their meals this bowev-
e brought no one TO tSslr assistance tbrt
"a, day-but toe continuance OF the sound
the next day led number to the spo, -
'i,ness this shocking affair, and to the reiiei
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THE PROSPECT BEFORE US.

Al the close OF another politicai year, we
are reminded that the blessings oil civil and
religious freedom, which we have enjoyed,
and OF which we are now IN full possession,
were acquired In struggle against the VIC.
lence Of power, and he srtihce of corruption;
and that they can oaIy be perPs'uated by a
cordial cooperation oil the friends Of liberty,
and On undiminished zeal, in the cause of Re.
pubiicanism.
wish not TO arouse party feelings, to ex.
cite Jealousy, or 10 encourage divisions, by .
retrospection Of events, which are recorded
in the history of our common Country. If
i, be possible the transactions Of our last
war, and the conduct Of some men, shall be
forgotten.
"lnfrmi est anini exiguique volup,as ultio."
lie, Il only be remembered, that the ad.
miuistraion OF President MuNRo bas put
down ell opposition, and we now are, in the
emphatic language OF Mr.. JEFFERSON, sell
Fsderahsfs--aa Retu5hcanS".
The incredulous may doubt the sincerity
Of an attachment, wb'ch a once powerful
party has suddenly tram sserred to a govern.
ment, psrely and practically Republican.
Let Us give them full credit for o political
s,gacity, which con discern the only path to
honor aud to safety and 10 good faith extend
,he hand Of fellowship to those, who are dis.
posed To be .fmericans.
And il, in this section Of our Country, the
,s,enfs and the in,egri Of Governors KsieHr,
hss concilia,ed those, who were his political
enemies IL that harmony, which we observe
m every side, is not a deception If state
-uswgers are disposed TO consul, the good Of
heir Fellow Citizens, rather than the dictates
Df smhi,ion apd Of revenge; then ha. the
esitima,e principles Of Ru?ablissoisn glo.
riously triumpbed in Rhode.lsland. What.
YER may he said Of other candidates, VIII
re offered for your sufrsges, however much
il may be deprecated that democracy should
ave all weigh, in the scale of Office /; every
nan, to whatsoever party be may have sd-
nsred, must acknowledge, that more Judi
cious selection could no, have been msS.,