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dancing, and some little music; allwhen
combined together, might render chill
drcn able 60 present themselves to any
academies, colleges. or seminaiies. as
an introduction to their general edaca-
ton.
Mr.. P. will only add, that he has re.
sided fourteen years in Charleston sc.
where he has had the honor Of being
successfully employed in teaching the
above languages. and fencing, to gen
tlemen of the first responsibility, The
most eminent practitioners at the bar.
professors of the dead languages, and
the most respectable French families
residing III that city.
He therefore refers the public for
testimonials of his capacity and charac-
ter, to a list Cleft at Mr.. Fleury's Con,
dictionary Shop. King-street) Of the
respectable persons by whom ne has
had the honor Of being employed in
Georgetown, and likewise in Washing
ton city.
MIR. p. may be seen at any time al
Mr.. FLEURY'S Confectionery Store.
on King street.
AuouSt O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-14

Printers have been looking Al, ard Il! e.
press their unqualified appreciation oiIt.
Your Press is better made than one w
have from Ruthyen's mandatory. 1t is, Ia
fact, an excellent machine, as powerful az
the Columbian, and to be preferred Tor its
lightness and simplicity.
DIS. G. BRUCE.
Mr.. A. Ramage. If December l6
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TO PRINTERS. .
ADAM Ryl.N1GE
'DESPECTFULLY informs the trade that
~ he continues to manufacture the
Screw and Ruthyen
PRINTTVG PRESSES.

The former, It's present improved state,
with iron beds, &c. be has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which this press II.
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it--nearly Goo being IN use of his make !;
and every exertion shall still be made to
render it as complete as possible
fetrAll other articles in his line, as usual.
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JfeR'- orr, Jbty o. 1919.
Dear Sir have for tome time past been
threatening to write TO you, TO letyou know
how well | am pleased with the Ruthven
Press, improved and made by you /; but a
variety of circumstances have prevented it.
have had ii in constant operation three
months during which time nearly all the
printers of this city, and number of our
most ingenious mechanics, have called to ex-
anime it. They have pronounced il as com
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea I have of it.
NoPrintiug Press has ever been construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in given time.
The exertionof working il is no more than
healthy exercise for boy of Is years of age.
q have boy Of that age to work on mine. J
1t i, well made, the different parts admira :
bly, proportioned, and not more liable than
othe: presses to get out of repair.
am, YOU respectfully,
D. FANSHAW.
Mr.. A. Ramage.
Ner- York, APRIL 95, 1918.
Sir-The Ruthyen Press arrived safe, ano
is in successful operation. Many Of eur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

INTO ihe castle # JariaG. y)-ea Thieh il uiR be
difficult for him 10 escape. IL is said that fhe Urea
snrfs amdssed IN that fortress Which rery strong
amount 10 $4,000 600 of dollars. the fruit Of ms
robberies and expressions during 40 years. The
Greeks generally reioice at The fall fihSir fyrant
NAPLES. SEPT 2i.... There is M Intelligence
from Sicily for the last eight days General Flo
resfdn Pope, Rad marched on The sth inst against
Palermo. II is surprising fhot ne hare3no news Of
has operations. IL IS only kno,ca that the Paier
,n'tans rere maintaining Themselves The 7th at
ficarro. in the Paiiey Of Uessind. and al Bron-
te. ia the raitey Of Cdidnia or Noto Thus Mey
,rere masters Of Mount Etna and lis defies. s. The
toun Of Patti rras mnch attached 10 their cause
~ Is near Weidszo ohere General Pepc landed =
The only advantage that is spoken Of The defeat
OF 500 men rith pieces of cannon. near Calata
Ntscfta by the detachment Of Col. Costa. The
engagement Tds rery bri:k und tie Paiermitans
teft loo dead on The feidcf buttis. uith all their
artillery.
There is a report that a ne,r deputation has ar
rired al Palermo Nth the offer Of uniting Sicily
10 Nipples on condition Of hacins a greater num-
Der Of deputies in the united Parliament.
The Government here as celebrating about con
scatins me estates Of The Siciiian lords pho hare
taken mp arms.
The Bishop ofthe Epari Isles has gene to Pa.
iernio. His rerenues haze been sequestrGted.
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Cd for .ir', ant he very soon came in a
chaise With his secreiary-aud the PEG
pie filed ,ar AIR with their acclamstions,
until he entered The Palace of The Govern.
nor, v Il &c Y ny sOUu after he MAS follow
cd Us the Count de Rec udc.
Srme u"e afterwards were heard the
loud calls II 'as People Tor The Installation
ola Provisional Government, To be cum.
posed ~ m,n m,rielligence, probiiy aud
pairionsm-and ter having approved or
th>approved oi ihrse who we're nominal
ted tn them, they fixed npOu Principal
Frrire, Connt ~ s. Pain, Count de Re.
zende, Count ic Pcoa.iel, 1t Gen. Ma
ihias jesse DiaS Aztdo, aud IIermano
Brtaucamp, Jun.
Drpuiirs were sent to the Government
ot OpDrlo, aud TO the Army of The Moth,
10 acqudint them with the change iha,
lad taken place, and Ia invite them 10
act IN con eft With The new government
iOr the good of the nation.
Tar 1r,irium oi emancipation, after "a
long vassalage, has caused grea, troubles
among other people bWi the Portuguese
have not be'n guilty of i,isulting any In
dividual, nor al any tQuivncal expires
sion. Ntve IA Alaiesir. yive la Religion
rise las Cortrs, Ia troupe, la nation! were
The only words which have elernized this
memorsble sc.Ue.
~ uielt The whole CITY vas illumipa
ted and The Ciiizens occupied IN com-
graduating each other.
All va~ done WITH so much order, una .
nimiiy ami readiness, that IL appeared
10 have been arranged Tor long time.
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They invite their Old customers and the public, to
call and examine the Goods fos the emseIves

They invite their Old customers and the public. to
call and examine the Goods fos themselves
where they can now purchase more
Goods for 81, than they
could for 2 or 3, lit
tie time past.
rANToN GRAPES for ! l and IL dol.
~ lars per piece Nankin plain and 6gur'd EN-.
boss'd for only S8 so the Gown Pattern India
Csicoes for only so cents per piece, g. and "a
imitation Shsws, for only 4s6 and 81 8.4 black
Flannel, for Shaws and scarfs blue and and vel.
low Nankns black Lustring for 3so per ward :
good and elegant changeable Lustrings, for only As
per yard, superb 81 Grape shawis, cheaper than
ever white Cotton Stockings from ls6 TO 6s per
pair India Chez good for only per yard ~ In.
da Cotton for Is black scarlet, flag and bsp1snno
handkerchief; plaid Lustrings Ladies and Gen.
tlemen's silk Hose white cotton Shawls with mer.
ino borders, for 4s6, elegant boxes of Pins, with
looking glasses. for only 9d each black lead drab
and fawn color'd Waterloo Cashmere shawls
plain superb 8.4 ditto; plain niddles with chntz
borders; Sattinetts for 4s6 per yard; lace fgur'd
leno and green fancy pocket book Muslins India
limitations do. do. striped Jeans for Children's
clothes black Csmbrics, 1s6 to 3s9; white ditto,
from 2ss to 4s6, 81 wide, cheap, vesting. white
and colored Msrseiiles kid, leather & silk Gloves
American Diaper for only Cd per yard English
birds eye linen Diaper black. brown and olive
Bombazetts, &c
few elegant Straw Bonnets, of the newest pat.
terms
Day & Martins Real Japan Backing.
Newport Nav "a, 1920
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byMe P,eadtn, qf he l'aae9 s.


VXJHEREAS, by the acts Of CuueFess, yas W
w the 26ih OF March, 1904, on the Sd OF > A.
1905 and on the 25th ct April. 1905 the i
dent of the United states is authorized to &C
the Lands in the District OF Detroit be offered
for sale when surveyed
Therefore i, JANIS MoNaer, President Of
United States, do hereby declare and make known.
that public sales, for the disposal (sgreeshly u
isw) of certain lands, shall be held at D~tro,t, a.
Michigan Territory, on the first Monday IN JUN
next;
SsyA of ihs base Ens. Eosf " Ae merid Sx
Townships 1854, 56&7, in ranges 4, S, snds
las, S 6. in range 2
I2,StdS, in range 8.
excepting such lands are or nay be reserved b.
law tor the support ofschooIs for other pnIposes
The sale shali continue SO lorg as may be n.ces-
sary TO offer the lands for sale Hrd no longer and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical or
der.
Given under my band. AT the City Of Washington.
this 18th day Of March, 1920.
BY the President: JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MElCS,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office
Pripters " ho are authorized opublish the Laws
of the United States viii publish The sL1ve once
week till the Ist day Of July next, and send ,heis
bills to the Genera, Land Office for paynient
March %
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BY the President Of the United States.

M NHEREAs. by an ACT of Congress passed onth.
w l7,h of March 1920, entitled An act TO su-
thor;re the President OF the United States 20 sp-
point Receiver of the Public Monies snd Regis,es
of the Land Ofice for the district OF Lswrencc
county in the Arkansas territory,"h Il is enacted.
that any person, having claim to . right of pre-.
smptipn within the said district. shall make koows
his claim and location. according to the provisioa
Of the laws now in force, to the Register at least
six weeks before the time to be designated by the
President Of the United States for issuing patents
to the soldiers Of the late army, entitled bounty
land in said district
Therefore, James Monroe. Presiden, OF the .
States, do hereby designate the fourth Monday of
November next, ss the time at which patents ss
Aforesaid shalt commence 70 issue.
Given under my hand, .. the city of Wishing
ton. the eighteenth OF April, 1920.
BY the President, !osrAH Msics,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the lsvs
Of the United States, viii insert the above once
week till the 6rst OF November next, and send Their
accounts 10 the General LAnd oific. for Payrren,
May ,.
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SPRING GOODS.
II NeTu JHepI Of Seas0na6e DRY
GOODS.

n 1NeV 0EHpU " oeHS0'suV1e DIT
GOODS.
Are Just received fron the NewYork Aue.
tions, x offered for sale, (for Cash onIy) by
ROBERT p. LEE,
NO. ia, Ihoses-sfrees.
(Where tie hntfe are resaeeyuay invited 30
call and examine for hemselves.
They consist OF the following articles, with q
variety of others not mentioned;
EXTRA superfne blue and black
Ia BROADCLO1Hs.
Common ditto, from s. to S dollars.
Real double MILD black and blue CAssIMEREs
Common ditto. variety Of colours, from $50 to
i2s.
Black, white, olive, light, blue, drab and crimson
Grapes, for Sl1 piece.
Blue, black. brown, olive. orange. crimson and
scsgiet Boubszetts.
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WEW GOODS.
John DYRE,
No. los, TBhMBs.

No. los, THAMES sYRss2
LAS received new assortment of
l. i DRY GOODS, and offers them for sale. for
Cash--.anong them a's.--
Broadcloshs aud Cassimeres, Sat,inetts,
fod, white, yellow and black Flannells, black and
colour'd Dombazetts, black Bombazins Canton and
italian Grapes, black Levantine, Synchaws Ssrce.
netts. silk vestings. black tabby Velvet, silk Vel
vets linen Cambria, Marseilles vesting, white and
colour'd, blue and yellow Nankins, 4 and GA white
Cambrics, Jaconett and null null Muslins q 4 &
90 book and leno do. Dimities and cambric nimi.
ties, Irish Linens, steam loom. shirting Cottons,
Calicocs black and colour'd Cambrics, black and
fancy silk handkerchief. Carlisle Gingbams, Furni
ture Caiicoes, blue. buff and pink Cinghams, Rus.
Ella Diapers, Crash 3D. plain white silk Sbawls do.
brown cotton, with silk borders, 8.4 Grape Shawls,
ladies beaver. kid and silk Gloves, gentemens bea.
yer do ladies cotton and worsted Hose gentle mems
do. suspenders, pound, paper and box pins, super.
ior siivcr-eyed Needles, sewing Silks and Twist,
Italian Draids. Boot Cords, Tapes and Bobbins,
Cotton Fioss, 3, q, S, g.. and 8 threaded. do. in
balls. Inserting Trimming. Cotton Balls. Patent
Thread, variety OF Lustring and satin Ribbons,
Garniture and velvet do. black and white wound
Wire. cotton ferrets, gilt coat and vest Buttons,
CHAIRS do silk do. cotton Umbrellas. bonnett paper,
&iilIinett, &C. SC.
.dfso -American Stripes, Gingh Chex
and brown shirtings an1 Sheetings, Tickipgs, cot.
ton Threads. &c. with many other articles men.
toned. .v,e
Newport, May 10. 1890.
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POETRY.
From the American Monthly Mig .sine.
SATURDAY NIGHT.

SATURDAY NIGHT
Sweet to the soul the parting ray,
Which ushers pl acid evening in.
When with the still expiring day,
The Sabbath's peaceful hours begin, -
How grateful to the anxious breast.
The sacred hours Of holy rest!
J love the blush Of vernal bloom,
When morning gilds nights sslen tear
And dear to me the mournful gloom
Of Autumn-sabbath Of the year:
Hat purer pleasures, joys sublime,
Await the dawn Of Holy Time.
Hlsh'd is the tuDult of the day.
And worldly cares, and business cease.
While soft the vesper breezes play,
To hymn tho glad return OF peace;
o season blest; - moments given
TO turn the vagrant thoughts to Heaven.
What though invo.v'd in lurid night,
The ioveiest forms in nature fade,
Fet mid the gloom shall heavenly light,
With Joy the contrite beart pervade
Q then great source of light divine,
With beams ETHEREAL gladden. mine.
OF rs this halIowed hour sha, come,
o raise my thoughts from earthly things,
And bear them to my heavenly home.
On living faiths immortal wings
Till the last CLEAN Of life decay
In one eternal SABBATH DAY! CT
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NOTICE.


THE subscriber, Auctionecr & Com
mission Merchant At Providence. (R. ~
ould inform the Inhabitants Of Newport and its
cini,y, that he receives on Consignments, sl de-
'r,P,icns OF Goods-Being in Fire Proof Store.
I'd having an extensive acquaintance, he thinks
rs opportunities are as good foe disposing Of all
lescriptions Of Goods. NJ any one -Having large
offs, well calculated for the reception Of Wool
win receive that article for saie.-All favours
tM be gratefully acknowledged Reference TO
iisfam Burgsss, Esq. or Messrs. Rhsies q SssifA,
~ Providence. MARTIN STODDARD
Providence, June 81, 1890.
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| "a apd Ga book Mus.
Inns
Plain and fgur'd Lenoes
Black and white Italian
Grapes
Al and s 4 white cotton
Cambrics, from 20 cts
tn SIS
Plain. and 6gur'd jsconet
Muslins
Null null do. from 2s
TO 6s
Black and color'd Lus.
triEgs
Flag & bandsnno Hand.
kerchitfs
Black silk ditto, from IS
to $50
Fancy silk ditto
White cotton ditto, fine
for 90 cents
Cotton table cloths, from
ls6 to l2s
"a & ga Linen Dsmask
Russia and English dia.
peis
Irish Linens, from 1s6
to 6s
White and brown Rus.
sia sbeetings
Brown Linens
Duck, sc.
English and American
Chex
American stripes and
ginghsms for Is
Silk and metal buttons
Best black and color'd
Italian sewing silk
Patent thread by the
pound
" ebb's patent suspen.
ders
Wildbores for Is per
yard
Cotton floss
Italian braids
2S and so inch cotton
Umbrellas, first quality
Very handsome Parasols
for l5s. q
on hand, white. bloc
Knitting Co tton, Of the
AIDED.
D.
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NEW GOODS,
Reeei0ed every Weancsday.
VIM. JAMES TlLLEY,
NO. l24, 2haMea.sfrl

1Vo. TT9, IH0Nfe8- -6TTecE.
- EcEIvINc Goods every time the
IN baggage wsggor comes in. is thereby enab.
led TO keep his assortment complete, he sti offers
Grapes, 8 III per piece, Saconetts 3s9d, Lcvantnes
fs. and AL other Goods proportionably cheap, he
has just received a new supply Of Combs, and Of
the newest fashions and in true style. he keeps q
complete assortment Of blue, black and coour'd
Brosdco,hs And Cassimeres and a general supply
Of American Goods, he has India Cottons e.8 wide,
at only ts the yard May ~.
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FIGURES PERFORMED!
Though heretofore considered taas reiie/! by
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.
% Mr. Shearman. carpenter Of Boston, was %
AVA months afflicted with the
back of his hand which incapaciated him for work,
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation on his hand, and considered ncurabe,
was cured and restored to health by taking bottles
Of these drops.
J,fr. fright Of Boston, was years Silicted with
fever.sore of his legs, had tried most medi
cnes without effect, was cured by Q bottles
n Chi9d Of J1fr. BurrfR, Of Hanover +! was cured
Of Ulcers and Biles, some OF which had cat down to
the ribs, by bottles This child considered
in dying state when he began taking these drops
IN Infant of Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, blind With both eyes, was cured by bot.
ties
An elderly Lady Of Boston wss severely afflicted
for is years, with eruption all over her, attended
with tormen.ng itcbings, burnings and blotch.
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails,
was cured by 4 bottles; she had not left her room
for months, and considered past al reheF!
a Gentleman Of Lerugton, was afflicted 90 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain no relief
was cured by 4 bottles.
"A Ccstieman Of Boston, his wife and children
was MANY years afflicted with eruptions, had tried
every medicine without success, was cured BY these
Drops.
II CensieTun o. ffoIOLYy, was ~ years aI1fCteo
with humor on one of legs, attended with burning
itching and botches. was resigned as past relief,
for 80 years could not lie in bed at times, was per-
fectly cured by these drops.
a Lady Of Ciarirsfown was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assistance, and considered pact relief, con-
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
and using DR.. Jebb's Linment, in ; weeks she had
the free use Of the joint, the pain left her, and BY
continuing them has obtained perfect cure.
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy. scro.
faa, ST. Anthony's ere, leprccy, pimpled faoes, en-
argcd glands, legs, ulcers even when the bone
is Affected venerial taints when mercury has failed.
are the best spring end sutumnsl physic, snd may
be given to children with perfect safety Price 81,
or six bottles for se dollars, IL bottles for SO
l2 dozen for S10o-a-T FAX for "Dr. Relics Bo,an
icai Drops"-None are genuine, unless signed wv
L. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, w. r. Conway, chemist, No I, Bum
sted Place, Boston by his special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist
No. 10, Thames-street, Newport.
.9iso, By
Lemuel w. Briggs, Brisfoi; Hercules Whitney, j..
N. Mason. Providence, Dyer and Bowes, Windhem !;
Greene, Ne,,. London Isaac ID. Bull Hartford snd
most druggists, book sellers and post masters thro
ost the United States where may be had si' thes,
Justly es,ee~ed and aighs afproveS "Medieines,'
prepared ty "W. +. Convey"
Dec. D 1917. (iy)
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Also,

Real meriao Hsndker-
chiefs, with elegant
borders
g. plain white silk
Shawls
A, 81 and 6.4 plain,
cold ditto
Imitation merino & Wa.
terloo ditto
3d. cream color'd cotton
ditto
Fine undress'd blue
Prints, for % cents
per yard
Power loom Shirtings,
from 1s6 to ESQ per
yard
Blue and yellow Nan
kins
Black tabby Velvet
White & pink Sarsnetts
Green Lutstrings from
4s6 to s.
Best black and white
Satin
White Leynntine
Silk Velvets
Linen Cambrics
Long Lawns
Black Bombazins
Very fine white Mar
seilles vesting
White and color'd CON-
mon ditto
Black FloIentines
Dimity and white Jeans
Ladies 8 beaver, Kid and
silk gloves
Gentlemen's real wood
stock and silk ditto
Ladies black worsted
Hose, from ESQ TO 6s9
a pair
Cotton ditto from 2s3 to
$50
Gentlenen's white and
co!or'j Hose
White and color'd bali
Hose
Pink Ginghams
Dark English ginghams
for Accents
X. p. LEE keeps const
mix'd and lead colour'd
FIRST quality, 9 and 3 thrs
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THE VOLATILE + AROM ATTIC
SNUFF, for Head Ache 81 Cata,rh.
- ECOMMENDED by Doct WArERHoysE, is
Az now constantly kept for sale by
SAMUEL w. vlNSON.
Newport, May 10. 1920
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NEW GOODS.

Just opened 9 Gases ofekganf
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Real Good Bargains, as ever was offered
in this town, purchased with Cash in Bos-
ton, from the latest importa,ions in the
London packet, Minerys, Mercury, Triton
and faicon.-They arc now offered for
sale ~ tho Old Cheap stand, corner Of
Church and Thsmes-street, BY
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AZ Jackson, in Missouri, On the second Mondef
in September nett, for the lands surveyed IN the
District Of Cape Grardeau, being thirty five tovn-
ships and fractional townships a
At frsnklin. in Missouri, On the first Morday IN
November next, for the Lands in the Military Boun
y tract, (horth of the Missouri river,) which could
not be distributed to soldiers being chiefly quarter
sections and fractions, too small or too large for
bounty lots.
At Cahaba, in Alabar,a, on the first Monday io
Move mber next, for the lo.s in the towns of Csi-
borne and jackson, ard fer townships ~ and ~ in
range 90, and for township IS in range l9, which
were advertised but not offered for sale in March,
1919.
Each sale shall continue three weeks spd no lon.
ger; AID each sale will commence with the lowest
number ct lot or section, township AID range, and
proceed in regular numerical order. The lands re-
served by Law for the use OF schools. or for other
purposes, will, as usual. be reserved from sale
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washing
ton. the eighteenth day Of April. in the ,eAr
1890 JAMES MONROE
BY the President, JOSIAH MsIGs.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorised 10 ublish the Lsws
Of the United States, will insert the above once
week. tiH the Is, OF Move uher y, xi and send tbex
accounts to the General Land Office for psymerr-
Mav5
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BY ,6e President Of me United. States.

w REREAs The President Of the United States
w IL authorized ty law to cause certain Lands Of
the United States to be offered for sale:
Therefore, l. James Monroe, President OF the q.
States, do hereby declare and make known, tha.
public sales for the disposal, agreesby 10 law, og
CERTAIN lands, shall b. teld as fellows, viz;
at Delaware, in Ohio. on the 6rst Mondays in
August and October next for Ire sale Of the lands
which have been surveyed IN tbe district Of Dela-
ware, being IS townships and fractional &c Vnshps,
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TO LET.

(.fnd Immediate possession giver,)
CHOP No., on the north side the Parade, re
- Gently occupied by DAVID wILlrAxs. For
terms. and other particulars. apply to Mr Charles
reks. Nav 8