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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24

'~N.ts ~thh this slate. and renders IL penal
To have suck tickets IN POSSESSION With ,nt.rt
10 sen anu dispose OF item within the SiA.e.
II Btii passed The House OF Eeiegatrs 10 90
ooiish Tue offires ~ the Lottery Commissions
els az" then CLERK, but w"s amended IA the
Atn"ie, and ia that shape becaaIe a law. By
h'he SALARIES OF tile COMMISSIONERS were nlade
pdN"bie out OF the per CeHta@ GfGGcti0R from
presses "hie. goes TO tae Nate FROM LuII sRIhS
DRAWN INosR THEIR sUPkRiNTENDAhCE. II
ille'e aye uo Lotteries so drawn wahIn the
Near, TIE Commissioners receive no salary
ihis Arrdng' meht puts iite uniissIone,s a.
Ia then salaries, on ihe footing OF q .m,0tDn
trGu.
ihe hiiiiia iaw supplement cou,ain SEE
lions. HE ist SiTikes on the btsI and Inst
paIadeS-ihs III reduces the five Ton eaSI, pa-
aoe 50 ~ nOt To exceed three dollars The
81 releases onskei'. al.u0nistS, Iumk.rs, and
persons conscltnuously sctupuIOus ui hearin.
AIMS, fiom militia hnes aud duiy, protidsti
such persons are conuIt,u,ors to The D,sp-n-
Saty To the amount ct seven dollars and d half
annually. The Ith section 50 Urv.s ih, Il en-
eiscf the Peutentiary from militia tiuty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24
NOTICE

NOTICE
tNiLL be sold, on HfaHeSd0y me sfh d0gOf Bi0rth
" At ne late residence Of mrs. SARAH Howiett n,
Chesterfield county, all The PERSONAL Of
lb"nas ito"Ielt, dec consisting Of household ana
Kitchen Furniture. Plantation Utensils, Cows, Sheep,
ana Joke o; ONeH.-Iefms cash.
FEB. q. o1..sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24

Mississippi. succeeded in obtaining IL, aud
will address tho house Tomorrow.
l send Son calculation OF the votes on che
Missouri 0oestion. n Noa think IL " orti, cub
.iShiie, iiIs at your seT'iCe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24
LATE FROM EUROpE

tHARLESloH, February l4.-Bv the shin
Jan, Captain DAVIS, arrived at this port on
the 18th lust. ia 10 ds>s 1Iom Hare, accounts
thence 10 The 2StiI December, and from Paris
10 tie 18th, have beeu rt ceived
Captain DAVIS is The bearer Of Dispatches
los government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24

w " committed to Chesterfield jail, a runaway
" LtNlS, Who says he belongs to Harden Lewis o.
buckingham county dark comp-Niun about ~ or 80
years old, ieet OF lnCbes hiRb. Ills tOtbiug is
heEt" cott"n.-Ihe owner 10 requested 10 come and
prove be properly, pay charges aud take hun away
Otherwise be viii be deait Nith rs the Law directs.
WI. CLARKE, High Sheriff and Jailof.
feb' "a 2I..u4ws
'E'EN DOLLARS REWARD.-Bfske away 6om The
rack at Mr.. FHltOH'b, Mosday evening, the 2Ist
inst. DARK BAY HORSE, seven years OLD ahost ! s.
hands high, has he two hinder feet white aud The ef
tore foot, With sua black spot the Inside Of the
same just beisw the pasteinsnal earsa lOng switch
il-caIies himself vety weli-ful Of fe-ffoisrsther
shotAhy one who viii deliver The same IL the Uaion
Hte, o. inform IA. Sparks Gloucester courthouse
"hsie ne may be, shall receive tbe above reward.
re- y. 9i..Sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24

The Missouri C>est.on.-i wall tie seen. by
The report OF the proceedings III The House
at ktpteSeutatN, On saturday, that the bill
Tor the admission OF Maine aHd Missouri,
" t6 the addition OF Mr. : hVbaS'S amen line l.,
has been received iIOiH the Senate ;and, that
after AN UnSnCces tui motion 10 commit II e. tile
committee of the Whole To whom The bill tor
tie admission oi Maine was referred, and
an unsuccessful motion 10 lay the bill on the
iaiiie and urint, il was postponed uhtl t0mor-
row.
The votes on this hill, though they ma, be
considered as Indicating the unwiliinsness OF
the house Ia c0nutct the question of the adj
mission of the two states are neve rtheiess not
To he takeu as pressing it's OpiniGu on the
question of restriction. Geo. Messenger.
B0nt of The United SioteS-Mr. john
ANDREWS, Jr. the inst book keeper OF the
bank. has been appointed TO perform The duties
of cashier, nutil The father order OF the board
of dnec,oIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24

0iODmV NlCiiHe .--NF Nd'eei, "
Georgia. concluded a uer,y able speech IN tie
Senate, Jn"rnry lSih, on the Missouri Cues
tom NTH the foiimring 0mfui wa'Wimg
g Mr.. President. unless these men the
people Of MiSeouri are composed NJ diDar-
eat materials from Uhat IprssW'ne they are,
I fear, much do 1 fear. that tie imposition
Of restrictions. or tie refusal to admit them
mRcOmditionaiiy into the Union, ioiH ercite Il
tempest UhOse fury 1DiH not be easily GHGyed.
IL IS perhaps scr0Hg to preo'ci or anticipate
cell, tm he mast be OGdiy acquainted with
tie signs Of The times, tohO does not perceiue
storm portcndiisr and catiouS 20 all IKE
JineT }eeiingS If nature must ne 0e, WhO
HoeS MT d,'ead tie bursting IF tint storm
mr.. President, 1 cannot but imagine
to mYseif intestine JeHdS. ciVH warS, amd nil
tie btack catalogue Of euiiS consequent npou
such state of't6iDgS. Ilchoh the father arm
etdg GinSt tie sen. and the son against the ia
Mer iperceire drOiher'S SiCOrd cTimSOned
uiM broiher'S biOOd. IpeyseiUe oar ho".eS
aUTHpt az fcmeS and oHr uniCcs and ,Htant
chihircn diVen from their homes. forred TO
snl'na to The peiting If tie pitileSs storm,
ruth no other Sheic, ba tie caHopg of hedv
en- ViM nothing to sustain them Bat tie
cOM charity If an infseiing COrid. trust
iR GOd, that MiS creature of me Imagination
may neper be ,tadsed - Hut If Congress per
SisfS an tie determination to impose Tie re
St'ict'On contemplated, 4 fear there's TOO much
cause to oyprehend, that consequences fatat 10
tie peace and hcym0,iy If thiS Union WiH be
tie ihcritaGLe result %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24
BFIVII1ERA

bisA1f AlfistNhs
'F'HAT beautiful and dssirahie situation Of mile
tam The Capitol containing elegant buildings wnh
ahout 10 acres 81 land, under bfck fence y feet
hah' WITH large garden well laid ont ana creep
house, rabbit warren, &c.S &C is for lease or rsat.
BEN. JAMES HARRIS.
Ftn ~. 81. al
'AHt pasc are hereby iHfotred that the snhseribeF
isnoi respOnsi ile for the safe delivery ~ Tor any
accidents That nsy occur 10 the b0cE IoadinF which
NAY be- earned bt lie bOat gpsl Raseags the waters o.
tue Jainrs fiAeif JAMES COCEE
ftbs ~. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24

EArTIWORe, z, biuary IG The legislature
Of this state closed its SESSION on MoHday eve.
ning. Among tlle latest proceedings we're ilie
following.
n lsw severe Ia lis penalties, has passed the
legislature. prohibiting lice sale OF any sohenf
~ q LDff0y, aud imposing hue Of all tHt
Managers concerned 10 such sale Another
section ioIb .cs tue eale VI all iOicigG lOlitty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24

SAVANNAH. Fen. il.-Capi. Clark, of
the sloop sailors Rights, arrived last
evening from the coast OF Florida, on a
wrecking voyage. He informs US, While
on The cnasi of Florida, on the 6ii INST he
was attacked by a number of Indians and
'"'~+t@; and with mnch difficulty escap-
cd-illat lie afterwards understood that
tie attack was made in consequence of
news having reached that country. thai
the Floridas had been positively cedcd 10
he United States and that tile inieu.
ton of The Indians and ----------- was 10
commit all the Expectations they could
against the Americans. Captain G. al,o
understood that a number of these despe-
rnGues have been for some lime commit
ting many outrages, and that they ouid
continue 10 DO SD until they uere driven
off. Their intention was ,k"n 10 embark
tor the British Wet Indies. This
information was given TO Capt. G. by a
drsrrier from the party who Was compel
led Ia give himself up by long thirst aud
hunger. We give This as we get II, without
vUuching for lis correctness. lReP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-24

MAJORITY for restr. clion y
Doubtful. [.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
NOTICE.

GlHE snhscribe's intending 20 close their copart.
l ner.hip in rads On he 6rsi OF Ociohef r..
jnest those who have demands against thru TO
present he same for paymen. and those ind, he'd
requested to call AID settle tbe,r notes and hc-
counts DANA & MTG HE'LL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale pat Of
us eslshishment at lnsisn o. Iewn,
c'rn,s Of pseubscot, consisting oftwo DOUBLE
- w MILLS, slmost new and in compile orr
der, with new md du, able dam, built by the
most experienced wofkmen.
Two hundred acres of LAND. adioin.
iny the sant W sfofes two dwelling
Houses; several small buildings Blacksmth's
o. P with good set of Tools !; he will sell my
par, Of The sbove 10 sui, purchasers, from one
two three quarters. Said Mills sse situs,cd on
'Ls Min Penobsco, River, and always have .
conslsnt supply Of water, and Logs, and are
n'ne miles from the tide water, twelve niles
from ihs fls, growing village Of Bngef, Z
place OF inorcssing trade. All ,be lum e. cut
at said mills is raitedst The mills in rsfs, from
zen TO thirty Thousand. and sen, To Bsngor with.
our dflisuy, where they are shipped to any
ma ke1,-For terms sppIy to Jos. Popp, Mer-
Chant, Portland, or the subscriber ON he nre-
mises. JACKSON DAVIS
Orono, JAM IL. Iasd II
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The terms Of sale will be very liberal and made
known az the time and place
Cl RUS THOMSON. .5gsnt for the Proprietor.
Sept. 26.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
Wholesnle and Retail
GROCERY STORE,

MIDDLE-S7REET--OppoSte William
Groys Rope Watk, by
NATHANIEL CROCKETT,
w Lero WI he kept iha following ARTICLES
w Of the fist quality.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03

SPIRITS. CHEESE
Old Cagnsc Brandy, Cheese " irst quality.
Holland a AmeficsnUin. TEAS
Old Jamaica Spirits, Tyson, Young Hyson,
ST. Groix, Grenada an Hyson Ska ,souchong.
New England Rum. SPICES.
WINES. Nutnegs, Cloves, Pimon-
Malaga, Pvt, LisbonSc. to, Giager, Cinnamon.
lily Nader. sue RS.
FRUITS White and Brown, H.
Muscatei, Bloom, smyr- yana, Muscov ado, Va
ns n Malaga Raisins, rious qualities. India.
Turkey Figs, Double boiled, White,
liant lurrsnts. Loaf, Double and S,n-
NUTS. gle refined, Lump.
Fiberts, English Wal CANDLES
mus, Jordan Almonds Spermsce,i, Mould, and
Ground Nuts. Dipped Iallow o va
risus sizes.
Coilee-C and dfsught Cider
store Jugs OF all szes--Molasses- Alustarl-P ow
der and shot-holos aud hard Wore ssesgb,
and Gu, NaIs-sh,rtlngs anu Shee,ng,--Sslins,ts
- actoty Yam of all numbers L aiicoes-(a am.
brio Bombazetis--together with vsrety of
oiher articles too numerous to add--wtIch will
be sold on The most reasonable terms for Cash e
al proved credit.
Pufiland, sep. 4. If.
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NoIIaE !, hereby given to .he non.re.iden,

NOIltE Is hereby given to the nonresident
Y propriesors of the following described lots OF
un'mproyed iands,'n the TOWN of Bucksport, 10 the
county Of hancock. that no person has appeared
% discharge the taxes sad lands for the years
1913 and 1919, committed TO me to collect. as ex.
hbied 10 the following list, aod that shall pro-
eed TO sell at Pubic Auction, 10 the highest bid.
err ~ much II the several lots Of lands aforesaid
shsll be sufcien, 10 discharge the said taxes on
.be respective lots and all necessary intervening
cha ges. on SATURDAY, he twenty SIKH day o.
October next, at ten o'clock IN tie forenoon. at
the house of Nosh Sparhaake. Innhoder ia sucks
port, unless prevented by the previous payment of
said taxes and charges.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
Land at tendue.

TO be sold at Public Auction, on THURS
L Day the Sab day Il ootober next, a Two
o'aocA L. -. n The store OF Thomas Croker,
in farr, The following LOTS OF LAND in
Ihompson's Grant, 10 Plantation No. 1, in The
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
REMOVAL.

JOSEPH JoHESDN, has removed from Ex-
- change Street the Store next to tol John
T.. storor. Middle Street, which wasfarmerly occn-
pied by Nessrs LINES, who're he III g tor sale
general assor .ment Of
English, French, India & .American Goods,
Portland July II, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03

I'HE fu fcr'ber hereby gives public no'iee TO-
ell srncerned, thai fhe has been du y sppoia-'
ted and aiken uson hsrfef the truR Of sdminiAss.
trix Of she estste Of
LEMUEL SWIFT,
lac Of 8russ~iek. 10 the county Of Cumberland,
Haner, dscessed. BY giving bond - the law d.
!cts-shs therefore sequsA, all pesfons who are
ii1ehted to the fad deceaf~ds elste 20 make
'mmed'ate payment; aud shofe who have any
demands thereon, TO exhibit he Game for pay.
meni - SALLY SWIFT.
g{0nsxiek, Aug 9. 1870.
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AMONG WHICH ARE.

BLACK md cooured crane shawls--do. do.
Canton Crape,--lo. do Cape ID esses---hlaek
Nsnkeen Crapes---biack six sha"ls--D'uhle
Cham black Levsntise siiss--hlaok and chan
geable Lusirfnys- Fancy Fix H'ndtefehieis
Back silk do.-eegaut Ggi0sd Mnsl'ns Crsvais-
Llie Nankins--compaoy Naukins-- IRISH linens
linen Cambrics--cotton Iambiics>--men's black
spun silk half Hose--men's linen BALI Hose
CO, on, silk aud thread La Russia and Amer
ican Diaper ,licses-N s.ibg>--hieacied and
unblea cbed Russ,a Sheen -,iam,,tic Checks -
Stripes Bed L., kng--Co i9n sheeting and She
ting---Bristoi 1 ieks, excellent for cleanink
knives &C. ALso, large and extensive assert
men, o BROADCLOTHs d CAssiaiEREs,
all colours. August g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03

BARBOUR l. SCOTT,
Erchnnge Street, Portland,
HAvE jus received very exseosye sssort.
l. Il men of
Wooicn, Cotton g Six Goods
BRO DcLoTHS & CAssIMtREs-soge
vEsT1NGs-P:iisse CL0Tas-FL ANNELS
BAzET rs--KREsE Ys- pUFFILLs-ca,-
siunsse 81 WLS--CAL.IcOES--.CA
-.-NDSGfNS-Stesm Laom aCoti,ps---Tsbby
EELVTS-Black Silk vESTINGS--nlk. LIE,
WANr1NFS----Larse plsjd FLORENCE,
Figured Bpnnet iLkS---blsck NANKINS aud
Canton Craps, ae. &c.
Also, few eieg.nt MERiNO SHAWLs.
all witch are ofe ed at The lowest prices for
Cash 0nlys - (lD SEPT. IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
JOHN DYRE,


II AS jast received a new ASSORTMENT
i i Of 6s'0Ds. OF which i,e will sell che AZ ior
Iash -. sssny fhem 20
3'vr, e.K irs "a b 1sscioth- bloc,
black MAD and drab Cassmers3, hack Pelsso
cioths, >stinests and Bomo.zetts, black. white.
red aud yellow fisnnels V.s,egs black B.n ba-
zsen. haiisn GRAPE. gnohsws aid ssrsnetts rs rk
Cashmere shs~is black Dsmxsk do Whit Cotton
do with mesiso borders, black Barceons IA I'd.
kerchieis basdsoso, Hsg aud cotton do black nd
tcolered canton Grapes silk and tshb, vel,,,ss
sls'k Csn'hsc, ladies black beaver sIls AID kid
Gloves gestismen's beaver Gloves, ladies Jack
and slate wcrstd Hose gentis meme black do. In.
,,pfS@teas lsseam-loem s}nv,ings white ,smbsics
- sJHstco oCK,nhsic hook lndiau k>pk 4 isWo
Masnas null null. L.dics white csmbric Hand.
keroh,h; D'mitns. tnInturt Dmiuss estihls
Gighams, 6.4 Gaiicoes cot,ol DAnssk bu,tons
OF al. kinds silver eyed Needles, pound, psre b
box pi"s' worsted bindngs tapes ribbons, couoh
Balls an boxes, of sui,e'o qa.,lity velve, bn DE-
ings; sewing silk and wist knitting pins, scissors.
zen knives, combs, &c &c &c
Cp'pn Fuss, 8 A. S 6 2 an s thres esded,
Cotton threads. bobblns nillnett, Bone, paper and
wire Oh.cloths Umbrellas. Gurnsey Frocks sus.
penders, &c &c 60 .f t4.
also --Amc ,cen Couops, frm ID to oS
cents per yard, Ginghams, Chex. &c &c &C
he shove Goods, wiii De sol w,y cheap
To C,h Nov 10
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Public Nota,y's Office.
ABRAHAM rHURSTON

ENFO2Mo his friends and the public,
4 that he has opened an Office near
uwnscnd's Hottl, in the rear OF the
store occupied by VIM. II. lSalhbone,
and offers his services as Public 20
tlry. he will also attend to the duties
of Justice ofthc Peace. AS he intends
devo,lig hi, time to the above business,
and has no other employment to occupy
hi, attcntion, he soIicits a share thereof,
with assurances that every attention shall
be paid to any business placed IN his
hands.
Newport, Jan. 10, 1920.
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AN ACT to alter the ,etms of the Costt OF
,hc .Wes,cro' Dpsuiet of Virgins.
LEheaaefed BY Use Senate and House
Of Represeniaiives Of the CrHed Sfues
OF A,nsriea an Congress assembled, lha,
tine sessions oi the Court ior the Judicial
Dislrictoi Virginia west OF the Allegheny
mountain, Instead OF the times heretoior,
appoin,ed, Shall hereafter be holden annu-
ally as ioiiows:- AtWythe Court House
on tlr FIRST MONDAYS oi May and Octo.
Der; at Levisburg, ON the second Mon
days of May and October; and at Ci,k
burg, Oh the fourth Mondays of May aud
Octoher; any law to the contrary not
wilhstanding
Sec. 2. And be il further enacted,
That all processes which may have issu.
ed, or may hereafter issue, returnabie to
The next succeeding terms as herelolor,
established, sl.ai be held relurnablc. and
be returned, 10 those terms to which
they are severaly changed by this act.
70 February 10, l820.-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01

GEORGE WANTON has jus, rtcsived from the
~ NJ ,ufactory of ises Il White. NV Ycfk
.,n, emens supe, fine fash,onsbs HAS ~arranf.
ea II the BEST gsai,y and MOTTO Jads in wsa,,ny.
Mems Hats, wish ,s,de Br,ns g
.4iso. low priced Napi Castor Hats Youths q
Chidrens Hats, Of every description and price.
rf PAPER n tNGiNGS
handsome assortment OF CHI ap and elegant
Paper Hangings, tor rooms and window curtains
just received and for sale as above.
Newport, April 90
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NOTICE.
W.N. 1AhLS 7ILLE1,

NO VA jhaB.es erect.
II AS Just received q large assortment
l. u Of Blpbe4c,ts, Blsskeus, Plan ucls, and
ktS. ID avs Also. few pieces more Of those
cheap snear and ieAo Mus,ins --On hand com.
plsie Assortrnent of Btosdclo,bs, Cassimeres and
ladies' pslisse Cloths all Of which will be sold very
low Jan ID 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
*m*CUKES PERFORMED!
Though herefo/ore considered hasf rshe/t BY
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.


BOTANICAL DROPS.
M month. Afflicted ' with . % o"noar on The
back oi his hand which incapscisted him iot woik,
after having tried every thing in vsip snd sur, red
an operation his hand, and considered ;ncuraDIes
was cured and restored to health by taking bottles
OF these drops
Mr. WigAt Of Boston, was 9 years afflicted with
fevcr-sore Ut his legs, hsd tried most med-
cines without effect. ~ss cured by 2 bottles
n Chid ef Mr. BurriH, Of Hdnovery was cured
Of Ulcers aud B,es, some ~ which had eat down 10
the ribs. by 3 bottles This child was considered
in dying state when he began taking these drops.
IN Infant Of Bosfon. was covered all over with
eruptions, bhnd with both eyes, was cured by bot.
ties
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely sfic,ed
for is years, With eruption all over her, attended
with most tornenting itchngs, Earnings and bloteh.
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nailss
vas cured by 4 bottles she had Iett her room
for 6 months. and esnsidered pass all rehefl
4 Cs ttessan of Lexington. was afflicted 90 years
With ulcers 10 his legs, could, obtain no relief
was cured by 4 bottles. n
a Cessieman AZ B,sfo,, his wife and S children
was msnv. years Afflicted with e,uptions had ti,ed
every nedicine without success, was cured b, ibeso
Drops n
n Gentleman Of Rsrbnry, was so years afflicted
with hurnpr on one Of legs, attended with burning
itching and blotches, was resigned an past rt lief
for 30 years could lie bed at times, per.
fect,y cured by these drops.
a LAZY Of ChdrtcsfoSn was two years sh'icted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assisl ance. and considered pat reIiet con.
traction hsd formed, wten on taking these Drops
sad using ID Jcbb's Liniment, In weeks she had
,ae Tree use Of the Joint, the pain ef her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
THESE Drops are radical cure for Ssurvy, sero.
fila 3t AnIhopy's IRE, ieprocys pmpIed faces. en-
Urged glands, sore legs. u'cers even when the bono
- sHecieI. venerisI ta'nts. when nescury hSs filled,
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ian between the Uui.ed States and ior.

'idn between the United States and io,-
eign countries in each year.
Sec. is. Asd BE- IL fswiheY enacted,
f'hM this act shall be in force from the
thmtieth day OF September next.
ii. CLAY,
Speaker of the House OF eresentatives,
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President OF the Senate, pro icmpore,
February 10, 1920 Approved,
JANIS MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01

II HE subscriber, Collector of I'axes
Il for the town OF Newport. has been Cor b, mo
ta,e prevented by persousi fitness from p.rto mi
the duties Of his oRce, IN consequence of ahich
the town treasury is empty, the credit Of the ,ova
u suffering and The pressing wants ot the poor un.
suppi,ed iie has therefore thought best To PIE .
tive ,sx books in the hands of sIEfHEN 6OUi u.
and vested him with authority TO receive ali ,sAea
that remain unpaid, snd make proper disch "a
Eor the same Those who wit have the goodut ~
70 cali him. and pay their taxes, will comier a
YOUR on the town. and ubge
BENJAMIN HABwEN, Csuecisr.
Newport. LIST mo. ~, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-01
New Stock OF
Feather Beds and Feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER.

.N Charles street
Y CPS constantly on hand a quantity OF best
IN Live Geese and Fowl Pesthers-and Feather
se -, from The loves, priced TO the f $, quality
.fiso. IN bahd An assortmt q, oi No tros-
scs - ~ kinds l"v 1910