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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31
CHARLES M. THURS7OW,
OHctS far Sale.

CBefS for Sale,
Cheap for cash. or ahhroped credit,
10 hhds. lst quality ~ 4. Rum,
10 do. N. f.. Rum, very old,
Is do jerks beat Gin,
SO bbls. do do.
pipes Cogoac Brandy,
10 hhds retailing Molasscs,
10 chests and 20 boxes best Souchong Tea,
10 do bes, Hyson-skin do,
S do Young Hyson do,
10 kegs first qualify Tobacco,
10 do. Dupont Powder,
5000 bes, Spanish Segsrs,
10 boxes M. l and 2 Chocolate,
20 kegs pure Ginger.
SO isams Wrapping Paper.
Mso--Loaf aud brown Sugars, Coffee,
Pepper, Pimento Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassis,
Pearl Ash, Sec. &c.
Newport, April 26 C w
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DIR. RELIES
cy'ITif f1Hlr DJT @

dSTHltAIjC Pills
.2s proef of svleh she oiio,Si!g iateresh.g cares
are submitted TO public perusaI:
br Mr., STETSON,
OF Hanover, was y years afflicted with violent
pain in his right breast attendt times with great
tending business, after having tried in all other
medicines, was CURED and his health perfectly res.
tored by boxes of ihese pills. ~
6 AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter. of Boston,
were each dreadfuiiy afflicted with asthma and d fl
cuty of breathing. we're ell OF them sured and re.
stored to perfect health by boxes
Judge -, Of Salem, had been many years sc.
verely afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
OF breathing, was cured by 2 boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been brok.
en- for many years.
II Lady Of Bssson turned Of go, was severe',
afflicted with cough, pain in the side, at times spit
ting OF blood, could not lie down in ker bed for 4
years. could not sleep bat at short intervals,
stored to perfect health on taking 3 boxes.
These Pills give instaI; ease in all coughs, colds.
asthmas, difficulty Of breathing, whee zing, tight.
ness Of the chest, strained stomach, consun p ION,
pain in the side, splitting Of blood, chilness and
shiverings, the forerunIers OF mag fevers, &c
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
aneoas, even when the lungs are affected O. .9sk
for DR. Re'fe's Asthmstis Pills" One ber contain
gin ~ pills II equenfiy effects a cure TO prevent I'M
psstion, the outside printed wrapper is signed w.
L. Conway Observe this as you rclue keath! Pre-
pared and sold wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w T. Conway, chemist, No ], Bu,nstesd Place,
Common-street, Boston & by special appointments BY
IT, SAMUEL W. VlNSON, Drngsisf,
No. ITO, Thames-street, Newport,
.7so. by
Lemuei W. Briggs, Bri.,oi; Hercules whitney,
j. VI Mason, Providcnce. Over Hcwes. " ;pshoa;
Greene, New -LondoR Isaac Ball. Hartford; and
most druggists, booksellers and post-asters thro
out the United States. where may he had all those
jussy esfeemed and hiehy approved Medicines"
prepared BY w. r. Conway Price One Hollar, or
six boxes or FIVE dollars i2 boxes for nine dollars
and 10 dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
Dec 8. 1917. (tO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31
NEW GOODS,
ReceioeG ece,y Wed7esday.
VIM. JAMES TlLLfY,

NO l2A Ihdmt ssireef.
u EcEIvINc Goods every time the
baggage Wagon cones in, is thereby enab-
led to keep his assortmen, complete, he sill offers
Grapes. Gil per piece, saconetts 3s9d, Levsn,ines
4s, and al other Goods propovtonaby cheap, he
has just received supply Of Combs, and OF
the newest fashions and in true style, lie keeps
complete assortment of blue, black and coiour'd
of Amer ican Goods. he has india Cottons 9-8 vide,
ut only Is the yard. May II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31
New Stock OF
Feather Beds and Feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER,

Ne. , CAaries strcet I
Y EEPS constantly on hand quantity Of best
N Live Geese snd Fowl .Fca,hers--and Feather
Beds. from The loves, priced to the arst quality.
.5iso, on hand An assortment of Mat,ros-
ses, of all kinds July z, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31
UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and 'he pub
lie. that Capt George Layfon, in Tiverton,
Edward Sanhepe and Joseph w. Watson, IN New
port, are the agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
lie continues to color and dress woolcn Cloths
OF all descriptions-to Card SheeI's Wool Of all
grades, and to manufacture Plains, Sattinets Coat.
ings, Flanneis, &c of various coioues and shades
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
inc, may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully Acknowledged.
JOHN BABCOCK.
Portsmouth. Feb. 10. C5m.1
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HARDWARE, sc.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS,
Has for sale, at Ills Store ia Wickford.
A GENER VI. Assortment of Hard.

A GENERA Assortment of Hard.
4 u ware and Cutlery; BRASS Andirons. = Also.
Dry Goods, Hats and Groceries Dutch Plough
Icons. and Pionghs ready made Seed Oats. and
various kinds Of Hay Seed 900 ID best Pearl-Ash.
- 10 m Hhds Hoops 1000 ish barrels, so Rum
do. so bushels Plaster Paris, ready ground and &c
for use $500 pine clapbosrds 1000 chesnut rails |,
50 bushels white beanss 200 quinsals dry Ccl6sh |,
20 barrels picked do 20 barrels Flour likewise
for sale general assortment OF Country Lumber.
consisting Of -hips plank boat boards, common oak
DO and jois, half inch chesou, boards. &c. SC.
WEXFORD, March -, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31

Ts PRINTING, efaH kinds. rrecufed in
, sonsfaeforv manner. af this Office
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31
x*x NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

Nv HEN a cure for one dollar, at most for two
W dollars, can be obtaiued for cough, cold, /,
asthma, difficulty OF breathing, tightness Of the
chest, wheeling, pain n the side spitling OF blood
strained stomacb. &c. must it not be a matter Of
surprze that the obituary daily sweIled with
deaths occasored principally by coidsi IN 0n are.
age az least
p Oae Hundred eT Fifty thousand Persons
die annually of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough then dith.
Guilty OF breathing and pain in the side, at length
the ungs become affected, consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pre-.
judce. by listening to some and adopting the opn.
ion of Others prevail thereby preventing trial OF
such medicines might afford relief, under the
idea that no relef can be obtained. Scarce a case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely sppiics.
tion Of ~ G
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JAMES MUMFOhD,

Jaw LID M " MTO TOND,
NO So, Ihames.sfreef.
~ AS just received from Boston. n general Assert.
ment of DRY GOODS which lie is selling very
low for CAsu --.3nong zelich are
blue and black Broad Black Lustrings
cloths Cashmere Shawls
DO do. Cassimeres Cotton merno border
Black Canton Grape ditto
italisa ditto Bsndanno. fag & black
CaIicoes and Purnitures silk Hdkfs
Pink aud Carlisle Cling. Madrass and India do
hams Checks from l2 Ia to
Blue and yellow Nan. rs cents
kins Cyprus Gause
Campr,cs, very low While aud yellow Elan.
Shirtmg Cottons mel
Sheeung ditto Fancy and 81. Buttons
Scarlet. black. brown & Striped Jeans, &c.
crimson io,nbaxctts
And = variety Of other articles too numerous 10
Advertse-a Of which will be sold as low A. at any
store, IN town %
Newport, May ,, 1920.
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HHh NJ II. T..
TAMEs TOWNSEND, infoems his friends and
y the public that he has employed an experienced
workman. at the CABINET. MAKING BUSINESS,
a,d is ready 70 attend 10 the calls Of his old Gus
toners and fr;erjs--tbe smallest favour viii be
gratefully acknowledged and punctual'y attended
to-can az The Chambers over his Store. aorta
cerner OF Banaister's-wharf
Newport. March -, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31

LIZ, 5, d and 5 10
At Pqua. in Ohio, the first Monday iS SEP
teInber next, Tor the sale of the lands which lsye
been surveyed in the district Of Piqus being SO
townships and fractional townships.
Al 3rookville, in Indiana On the frs, Mcnda, IN
0ctobtr next, for the lands which have been sur
veyed in the distict Of Bro, k,Iie, beng 26 town.
ships and fractional townships
At Jchersonville, in Indiana, on the 6rs, Mofdav
in August next, for te lands lately surveyed IN tie
district of Jc tf.rson,t, being 27 townships aud
fractional townships
At Terre Hsute, IN Indiana, on the first Monday
IN September next, for the lands winch have beta
surveyed in the disiric, If Tesre Haue, being -
townships and fractional tow wnshps
At EdwardsviiIe, IN nois, or the first Moosizy
in October next, for the lands lately surveyed "a
the district of Edwardsville. b.ing SO Townships
and fractional townships
At Arkansas. in the territory Of Arkansas. on the
first Mondays Of August and October ne IT. for tse
LANDS surveyed in the district Of Arkansas, being So
townships and fractional townships, viz:
-ipgust sale. t'
Townships S. 2, and 10 south Of rsnge ~ ives, Ct
5h principal meridian.
sc, S,9& 10 do 20 do
evso,o S,a,s: 8. .nd9 md do do 2, 2, .. 90
October sale
Townships 2, 8 9, 10, 10, IL, i2 10 and H. so. of
range %, vest OF 5'h principal nieridiSn
$40, IL, IL, 1914 do % do
y, IO, IL, IL and IL do 30 Go
g., IL and ~ do % 60
9, 10 and IL do ~ do
9 and 10 do % de
9snd 10 do % do
At Jackson, in Missouri on the second MondGy
in September next, for The lands surveyed IN the
District Of Cape Girardeau, being thirty.6ve toxn-
ships and fractional townships.
At Franklin, in Missouri, on the first Monday iS
November next, for the Lands in the Military Boon.
ty tract (nor,h Of the Missouri river. which could
not be distributed to soldiers, being chiefly quart.c
sections and fractions. too small or too s,ge tor
bounty tots "t
At Cahaba, in Aabars, on the first Mondsy il
November next, for the lots in the towns OF Ciai.
borne and Jackson, and for townships IL and IL n
range 90 and for township 10 IN range lS. WHICH
were advertised but not offered for sale in March,
1919
Each sale shall continue three weeks and no Ion.
ger; and each sale will commence with The lowest
number OF lot or section, township and range, and
proceed in regular numerical order. The lands nc.
served BY Law for the OF schools. or for othes
purposes. will, as usual. be reserved from sale
Given under fly hanc, at the City OF Washing
ton. the eighteenth dsy OF April, n The yesr
1920 JAMES MONROE.
By the President, JOSIAH MEIcs,
COMMISSIONER OF the General land Office.
Printers who are authorised 10 publish the Las7
Of the United States, will insert the above once
week, till the ist of November rext and send tsex
accounts to the General Land ,fEce for pay uea.-
May
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31

School. Books, sianks, and Sfanonary,
For sale, st the II at Store Of
GEORGE WANTON.
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Tile Nesv. London and Hartford
MAIL STAGE.

WILL NUN as FOLLOWS.
TT will leave New-Londm, al 8 O'Clock
i A. M. every Tuesday and Thursday for Hart
ford. II will leave Hartford at 8 O'Clock A M. ey.
cry " sdnesday and Friday for New London
Good Horses and Carriages, furnished to convey
Passengers between each City as stated above, b,
the subscribers, at New-Lcndon by
ii G. BROOME.
and at Colchester by u. w. NEWTON.
New London, February g. 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-31
By the President of The Umted States.

VA HEREAs The President of the United Htates
w is authorized by law to Cause cer, tain Lands os
the United States to b. offered for sale:
Therefore, L. James Monroe, President ofbs U.
States, do hereby declare snG make known thst
public sales for the disposal, sgreeaty is~, of
certain lands. shall be held ss & llows, viz:
Al Delaware, in Ohio. on the first Mondays in
August and October next for the sale ot h, ands
which have been surveyed in he district OF Dels.
ware, being IS townships ana fractional tGvrsAPs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-16
BY me i,eadem Of the Umted States.

By me f,reStfeHt Of the Onlted StQteS.
NyHERE IS, by an act OF Ct ngress, passed on
w the Cd Of March, 1917, entitled . An act 10
suhorize the appointment Of Surveyor for the
lands in the northern p-lt of the Mississippi ,er,-
tory, and the sale OF certain lands therein dcserib
ed" the President Of the United States is suhoriz,
ed to cause certain lands TO be sold I.
Therefore ], JAMES MoHnoE, President Of the
United States, do hereby lie clare and make known.
that public sales, shall be held at Huntsville, ia
Alabama. for the disposal (aecording TO law of
the following lands, viz:
On the Cd Monday in October next, for the sale
Of townships 10 and -, in range ., .-towushps
9, 10. II and ID, in range 3, z townships 9, 10
and IL in range 4. E--.ovnsbips 9. 10. IL ~, Is
and Ia in range S. Il townships II, IS and IA in
range 6, T. land township 10, in rsnge7, l. Also,
the lands in the tract commonly called Colberis
reserve.
On the is Monday in December next. for tie
sale Of townships IL, l2 IS and IL, in rarge :, w
--townships l2 IS ard il, in ranges srs7 W.
townships H. 10, IS and IA. in ran ge s, " towr-
ships ~, l3, Ia, in range W.-,ovr.hirs IS sid
I4, in range 10. w and township IA 10 Tsrge IL.
w. Also The lands adjoining the ,o~n ol Mais.
thon, which have not been offered for sale, except
such lands have been reserved BY lew tor he
support Of schools. or for other yu,poses 7 be
lands shal, be sold in regular numerical orders
commencing with the lowest number of sectioa,
township ard range.
Given under my hand, st the City Of Wsshingsos,
.he 22d day of June, 1890
BY the President: JAMES MONRCE.
JOSIAH MElGS,
Commissioner Of the Gen. Land Office
Printers who authorized TO Iuhlish lie t.svs
Of the United States will publish the above crce .
week ill the lst Of December next, and send sheir
bills to the General Land Office for payment
July S iawtiD.
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ToMs or WAsHIACToM

ToMB or WASH CToN
The following is an extract Of : letter
written BY gentleman lately travel
! ling through the United States, CIV
ing description OF the baIiowed spot
that en,ombs the remains of tEe ever
to be lamcnted Washington:
On nay return, | visited Mount Ver-
non, the late residence of our immortal
Washington. From the rapturous terms
in which have heard you express your
self OF that place, shall give yoo as
good. Though it be inperiect) descrip-
ton OF it as my memory will permit. 1t
is beautifully situated on the banks OF
the Potomac, about eight miles below
the city OF Alexandra. The river glidcs
maiestically along in meaHtkfing
course, till it approaches the terrisory Of
Washington--here it forms kind of
semi circle, within which, on an eleva-
ted ground, stands the mansion d the
departed hero. The external appear
ance Of the edifcc is by no means pre-
possessing; but the spacious apartmrnts,
decorated with the most superb ttrnl-
ture, combined with collection olrare
curiosities. excited my admiration. My
attention was next called to the garlen.
So great a collection of plants, aovers
and shrubs, never before wiuuescd.
They were transported from the ttur
quarters of the globe, and seem io yis
with each other in fragrance, beauty sba
loneliness. Most OF the tropical fruits
are brought to perfection hsre, by the
aid of the hot house. which protects
them from the chilling frost Of winter
In this little Kingdom of vegetables, !
could have ngssed days, nay weeks,
pleasantly but my conductor, eager 10
shew all, leads me to the tomb. Who
can view this interesting spot without
dropping tear of sympathy over the
names of departed greatness My COZ
ductor removed the double bolt, and
forced open the door, which creakcd on
its turning hinges, as if unwilling to nd
nit worthless stranger. entered the
solemn house. No regularity was yisi-
ible in the arrangement of the dead, me
cofhns were promiscuously heaped to-
ge,her. There" said my guide, :" is
the General"--by his side sleeps the
partner OF his joys and sorrows; beneath,
ssaa @aiTss l'iiassaasss aeslssSs ssa.s
rests his aged sre--lherc, a beloved
brother, who had treated him with pa
rental affection. My stay in the dreery
abode was short. No insignia, desig-
mating the patriot from the lowest braIi.h
| in the family. From the surface OF the
tomb plucked Hower-it was EN-
blema.ical OF the man. 1t had already
iaded--its fragrance parted--its ioveA-
ness vanished. But never, no, never
will forget the sensation it occasloned.
The top of the tomb is covered with
grass and trees, of considerable magnl
tude--the willow weeps-the cypre
mourns---the henlock sigbs, but sigh
in vain. Livery zephyr watts sigh
every stranger drops a tear. In lie th'
patrio. preferred the rural field, the soil,
tary shades of Vernon to the gilded pal
| ace. SO in death he sleeps 10 obscurity
No sculptured stone--no monumental
brass, tells where the veteran lies.---
But his name shall live in the memory
| Of every American.
"Eseyi rnonamenfum acre fersnias."
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FLOUR, BIC.

lust landed from sloop Brothers. and for sale
y on 0ardner's-w
90 90 'sIs' Do 'sps''''s ~. Alexandria FLOUR.
w Auplv 10 J. h LYON
Who has for sale, sIoop about Is IONS burthen,
5yesrs old suitable for sbe fishing business. and
500 fsh barrels.
Newport, MAY 81, 1920.
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POETRY.
rsa rms r. l. RspupL,oAs.

4 faim Description Of a good Man.
JgAN is q compound, without perfection here,
Ne is most perfect. whose Heart 10 most sincere !;
Free from deceit, is candid, fair and just,
m whom you may confde and safely trust.
Whose SOIL 10 great, with true philanthropy,
Who wisely seeks. that he might happy be,
Who perseveres with love 10 COP and Man,
Prom time to time does all the good he can.
As husband. father. brother and son,
Neighbour or citizen. has his duty done,
Is kind, afccticnate nfnbe and free.
TO rich or poor, this is the Man for me.
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NOTICE.

JAMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
J the public, that he hss employed sn experienced
workmsn, At the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and 10 ready to attend TO The calls of his old Gus
toners and Frends--the smallest favour viii be
gratefully acknowledged and punctuaily attended
to--cali At the Chambers over his Store, north
corner of Bannister's-wharf
Newport March 90 1890
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Sbortinp fnecdofe.


Some eager sportsmen in Cumber-
land the other day, having come to that
part OF the chase, which is called eheck,
inquired Of a country lad if he had seen
the hare 60 that way! After gripninE
and scratching his head, he asked, rhsd
hur brown back ?" EYES," (eaI,crly)
Had hur long legs? "Yes, yes,
(imps,iently) "Had hur big ears2H
Yes, yes, yes" Violently } /" H:s nur
bit o. white under her tail 2' " Yes
have you seen her pr" No, zur, Than
ma seen hur. "-Giasgoav pap.
A French officer quarrelling with /
Swiss, reproached him with his coumry'9
vice Of fighting on either side tor n'ep<,>
while 1--WE Frcuchmen (said he) 6ght
for honor" Yes sir (replied the Swiss}
every one fights for that which he wasts
most 20
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Commissioners Of the Ccuersi Land Office.
Printers who are sushotized 10 publish the laws
ofthe uni,ed States. viii insert the above once =
week tin the frs, OF November next. and send iheu
accounts to toe General Land ufii;e fjr payment
May 3.
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A IL Persons having any dsmsnds against The
"A estate Of GIDEON RtCHNOND. ls,e Of New.
port, yeoman, deceased. are requested to present
hem 10 the subscriber who 10 appointed kxecs'or
to said Estate and hath given binds therefor. -
the law Directs And AL PERSONS indebted to ssid
Estate are required TO make immediate, payment
10 BENJAMIN TAYLOR, Execu'or.
Newport, June Ssh. 1920
Nh Me- VILLAS Lovrs has heen appointed
nv agen, for the purpose of receiving s,I claims
against said estate. BENJAAiN fAiLo".
Newport. June z. 1872 ------
~ PRINTING, ~ ali ksnds. e-ecrfed ~
a sasisfocforg ndnnr, az iris office.
School Bo,ks, Btanks, end Sfofiorary,
For sale, at the HstSiorc OF
GEORGE WANTON.
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STRAW BoNNErs.

A CONSTANT supply Of fashiona-
"A bic Straw BONNETs. Tor Sale by
JENNET DRUMMOND.
Newport, April S, 1890.
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b. ,as Pres;dimef The Onites Star.
ny HeREAs The President OF the United S,.'rs
w ;s authorized by law to cause certain Lahus %
the United States to be offered Tor sale
s.I."s ~ hsrsby declare and make known, thst
rah,c sales for the disposal, sgreeab'y to law "
CERTAIN lands. shall be held as follows :. y,1;
August and October next. for the sale OF 'he .sods
which have been surveyed in The cisnic, Oh pe'a-
ware being Is townships and fractional towhsiiiPs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-17
.InmeS Riper land for safe.

7 AGAIN offer for sale my aud in Amherst, lying on
HaTTis's creek, large branch of James river, and
WITHIN four miles Of LyuchbUrg. The tract contains
563 acres25O cleared and good heart; 40 acres
fresh land cleared since 1872 and 40 acres iowgFonnds
very rich aud tit for meadow the balance is prime
tobacco land covered with excellent timber, and at
least cords Ofhre wood v acre. Three ioads Gay
in aud two IN winter, can be made 10 Lyneh-
burg over free bridge now nearly finished, across
the river. The price Of fire wood = cord, and a
constant and steady market for all other artc'es...
There is an excellent mill seat on tbecreeL, on which
a ..iist aud mill may he erected for > 800 that
wOud YIELD 200 barrels OF toll coTn and water suGi-
ent for any other purpose.
There are good schools in Lynchburg; one a
female and the other Latin school, and the neigh
boIhood healthy any ~ the state, ana The Town
the most healthy ofany on James river.
The subscriber having removed To the western eou'
try will sell at reduced price, and give iong cIes
for two thirds Of the chase money or he will give
credit for the whole IL well secured. Apply TO Col
| l.. DADE, in Richmond, or TO ROBERT H. NOSE.
Orange .COuTlhOuse, Jan. =. Il..w9We
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PREFACE.

"Various important ana interesting principles are
now depending; and the decision of some OF then
must involve the great question: rcther al tie J0s
ers Of sovereignty, affecting NE, liberty aud proper
~, are TRANSFERRED 10 the Federal Government q
such only as are essentially connected with the genera
welfare" tJOhn ~. Eppes's letter Of nee. j. 1914
To assist IN The solution Of this great question: lh
present pamphlet is submitted Ia the American People,
The REPORT, from the pen OF JdHes Madison, is an
Invaluable exposition of the principles of the Federal
Constitution IL is scarce, out OF print and frequently
called for. Twenty years have destroyed almost all
the copies which were issued from the press. lts
principles however are not those ola day year
but, true and eternal.
Since the Report was put 10 press, the Publisher has
determined To suboin TO il tue Essays OF HAMppKN
upon the opinion Of the Supreme Court ef the United
Siates, M relation TO the constutionay Of the Bank
Law. These Essays, too, are frequently called FOR aud
no copies to he procured. Their mert, is too well
known To requretbc passing tribute of my humble pen
THE PUBLISHER.
Feb.