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TIC Ct'''V"HtI'" ~ IIstHtt ~ IL )ntTiV " IIcI.
co County, greeting:
w J. command you that Jrhn Banks I've
w Iaired from coanty county court until
cnnrs be passed IL h" 10th app'r and ne doth appear,
lien suunn ni that he be before the Judge Superior
Court OF "a for iirnrco County the Ten
cori To- be cn nj the Capitol in the City ofichmoud,
>tw wherefore c hath rendered Thcoderic H.
mister aud Signnra his wife, john a. Archer and Fanny
Cook his wifi, William j. Barksdar and Mary Anna Eliza
beth his wife, Mary Randnph Iaues Hugh CONWAY and
Anne Augusta his wife Harriet y. =. Giles Thomas Giles
Harriet T. rdhb, Thomas raht, aud Thomas H. Tahb. the
last five of whom infants ani by John +. Boiling
their next friend, one tenement continuing FIVE of land
with the appurenance in ic county of 1ficO have
fhen there this writ WiiursS iohu Robinson. Clerk Of
said Court At Richmond tho 18th duy OF November in h,
year 1871. ]. KOBINSON.
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MIR. HENRY GKIVEGrSEE.

!TtAKE notice that shall proceed, under n commission
u issued from the Superior Court Of Cbancery for the
liichmondrc "a take the dispositions Of ndry witnesses,
IN certain wherein plaintiff Won are defen-
dam, NJ my dwelling house cgc in tine Kingdom of tue
Netherlands the "a day nf April 1882 between The hours
oi a. NJ endo r NJ and IL from any said deposit
tonsor any OF them should he l1kn time above
specihcd it viii he regularly adi0urued such time and
plnce stall be- requisite until the niicrt of the said COM
mission shall have been accomplished!
JOSEPH CII. DE SoER.
Richmond December ~, 1921. Gift
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country, could never he wantonly OF urpeees-
sarily attacked by press which regarded Ell
Their its own honor or that oflts country. We
respect his talents. Ills fame is dear to every
American, for it is the common property ofus
all. But while some of them solemnly dis
claim the imputation ofimpropcr motives to
him, 1t is still their unpleasant duty to condemn
certain parts Of his public career, in which, from
the innpetuos ardour of his temperament, he
has becn betrayed INTO errors. His splendid
military achievements and the consequent
gratitude of an admring people, should not
spread over him the mantle of impuniiy. The
precedent is dangerous. II may, at some flu
iurc day,be cited in justification of more daring
outragcs upon personal liberty, originating in
the motives ofrevcnge, ambition or some other
cause foreign To the public veal. The history
OF the republics of other times affords us an in
structive lesson on this subject. One usur-
patton follows upon the heels ofanothcr with
equal impunity, until every safeguard is tram
pied down.
In this young republic we are anxious 10 see
these gradual inroads resisted by the jealousy
and watchtulness OF the people. We would
see every precedent of dangerous tendency
promptly disavowed. No man is great enough
IN this country TO Ire above the laws. What
ever may he his motives, or whatever public
good may result from his conduct, the prece-
dent is dangerous.
We waive for the present the series of con-
stitntional questions which have been pro-
pounded TO ourselves by the Editors of the
Floridan. Judge Fromentin himself has ia
ken up tho cudgeIs for us-and has answered
the questions one by one. At the first blush
there seems much good sense in his printed
letter, which only reached us in last nights
mail.-Wewi print it and reconsider it-and
shall most probably take up the questions
ourselves.
NOTE.
u The last nights Washington mail brought us
the pamphlet of 40 pages, giving the Florida Docu-
ments which accompanied the Presidents Message
W arc somewhat disappointed their sierility Not
document that we find aiiout Gen Us elterca-
lion either with Caava or Fromcntin. There is
much a." attractive metal vel behind
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NOTICE

MFRS. KEMP h'rce four gentlemen
I'VE with hoarc; and lodging. De-. "a. 6i-3,
spANAWAi Un tte f,.,lrtfy Iu,i. ln tue su,crI-
q her, living in Psyivna county Virginia. near the
Courthouse black man Ivy H." of PArrER about,
10 years of feet 10 inches high stout and well
made oieray black he has large mouth thick Inns and
his fore teeth large and between them and very
much projected do suppose this fellow got an nstr-
Inen 10 pass him as free Whoever will take IN ard
secure him in ai in the state or states so that ret him
again, shall be handsomely rewarded
Dec. rs. is JENNINGS TuoMpcoN
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CO. a letter from most respectable source
al Washington, dated Dec II, has this senh-
mcnt -" Notwithstanding The pacific appear
ances that the political affairs have assumed in
Europe, think from information derived
from highly respectable quarter that Alex
ander will yet have bout with the Grand
Turk"
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w As communicate The jail Fairfax county, by warrant
w from under the hand Of Lawrence Lewis Esq dated
the day Of September 1921, nfgroman Vho calls him
selfJOHN, runaway and committed the property Of
Alexandria, Cbut since In jail ht the property
of William Skinif, deceased Of Stafford county The said
negro about ~ 20 years age very hac about five
feet or u inches high, and Ind when committed
black iroadcoih hfk green pair OF pawaloOns and
white hat The Is requested c0ue forward, prove
iropcrty pay charges and tJc him sgay; Otherwise ~
4 viii be disposed of ~ tlsc law dirs.ris.
T. R. BH ADIEY, Tailor.
Frt g. JscXTcN, Ss-rif &c faiffsy CO.
. ya~e-. - a. s.fpr
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NO1ILlE

NH. CLAtB0URSE WESr-Sir-i - you are not Y resi-
lY1 dent Of this State viii take nofcc that The ID
Monday In January and February nest shall ~ Buckng-
ham Courthouse and state Of Virginia, ac sCndry deposi
tons To he read evidence in sut in cbHucery have
against YOU and others in said buckingham Court.
nee. 10. Gf-wfw PHEASANT BAIRD.
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"a 90, Ot whom Ia are Co0ValeScent.
On the Sd. 4tl. ard 5th. OF October, 1000
persons died. At Tortosa the ravagcs were
still worse.
Disturbances still continued at CONSTANT
nople. Accounts from Lanica state, that four
Greek Bishups had been murdered by the
Turks
Monembasia was capturedby the Greeks, on
the 10th of July.
Navarno was surrendered 10 the Greeks,
under Ypsilanti, on the 25th of Aug. Ii IS
the most important fortress in the Morea.
CORN EXCHANGE.
! LONDON, Oct. misunderstanding the
extraordinary large supplies OF wheat during
the last four weeks, and the mpussiblity of
cfiectinS sales of any but the finest samples,
there is no cessation of arrivals, having had
| upwards of IL 500 quarters fresh in last week,
and a considerable supply this morning frcnl
Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, for which there is
but little demand prime dry samples obtain
ed last Mondays prices, but all other sorts
were exceedingly heavy sale, ard although Of
fered from 10 IS erquartcr lower, yet could
not be got of at that abatement, thai quantity
now here being so uncOmmoniy great, aud the
demand so tring, the greater part must re-
main M hand some time, as the consumption
is quite inadequate to take it of. Barley is 2s.
per quarter lowerthan Omthis day week, hut Is.
per quarter higher than on Wednesday. Beans
and OATS are 9s. per quarter cheaper, and ex-
remely dull sale at that abatement. In Peas
and other articles there is no alteration
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EDUCATION.

HAVE resumed my former occupation Instructor OF
= you'll Nv next session viii commence about the 10th
Of January n the vicinity ofbs place My Zee for tuition
IS twenty dollars the sci 81 fte months Reference nav
he had TO ~ W. Leigh Francis w. Gilmcr Esq. Of Rich
mcnd or tn aiucy Henderson Carter t. Stevenson Esq
Of fredericksburg. I'll. w MAUkf.
Charlottesville. Dec. ~. Gi-witOI
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NCIit H..

NOTICE.
IL persons having legal claim, debts due them y The
N late COlJus yrc will please present them immediate
" for paymen, the subscriber is DESTROYS Of closing his
administration upon that estate.
NJ. S. BARBOUR,
December -. Cl-if Adni'r 81 Jas. Bvrne, decd.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING
or the members pf The Muiusl Society against
~ Fire buildings Of the State Virginia. will he held
u the Capitol w the City OF Richmond Monday the 21st
day Of January JAMES RAWLINGS.
December ~. Gi-fit P.Ast N. a. ~
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Some idea of the mass of matter before Con
gress may be formed from The plumber Of 2etl-
iionswhch are often presented aud referred in
one dag. Yesterday, forty .6ue Were received
iii The House of Representatives OIL each oi
which report must be made by some one
of the committees. Not ii few ofthese are in
tricatc, and require patient 4 laborous inyes-
| LEGATION. Nat Int
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The venerable JoIt. J ~, of New York. has been
chosen President OF The American Rihic Society i'm
place oii's Decreased head, ELIAS BouDINoT, Esq.
T.,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Besides large mass of petitions, several
resolutions have been submitted -amung the
most interesting of which, we note the follow
ing:
On motion of Mr.. Scott, it was
Resoirc4, That the committee OH the Public Lands
he instructed TO enquire whether any, and if any
what application is proper to- be made OF the funds
arising from the sales of the Public Lands IN the
Stacs of Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Altl'amH
and which hasbeen reserved by law for the purpose
Of making roads and canals leading TO those states
respectively
On motion Of Mr.. FioW,
Resoired, That committee be appointed 10 en-
qure into the eXpcdiency OF occupying the Columbia
River, and the Territory of the United States at.ia
cent thereto and ofreguktting the trade with the ln-
dian tribes aud that they have leave TO report by
bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Butler,
Rcsoired, That the committee. the Post Office
and Posi- Roads he instructed TO enquire into The
pcdency ofproyding by law Tor prohibiting printers
and editors newspapers, and all oirer persons who
are proprieors of any suctprin,ing establishment,
ia any way concerned 10 tlc publication of new spa
pcrs, from being muil contractors or post masters
! and also prohibiting post masters from beng mail
contractors, or being employed IN the Conveyance oi
/ Tire niuii.
The rage for balIoting has extended to the
Chaplain of the Housr--afrer four ballots, the
Rev. Jared Sparks was elected.
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derings, and recalled us.to the path Of
dut1 but tbc teacher and thc tauQhtbere
Fcsted (peether, and their snherilance
shall s6otler takc.' Upon few Of the
hiIlccks, + looked in vain for the name Of
its tenant upon others, the marble was
copious as to the virtues Of the deceased,
their irrcparable loss, and the diseases
which consumcdthem. Even then, me-
thought there were some that told not
half the tale /; and that the forms beneath,
could they have uttered, would have adj
ded insyatituds' to the list which bafled
the physiciaD's skill.
lpassed on; but it was to encounter
the 4 ouncr, as she quit, with reluctant
step, the fcmaihs of her beloved. She
was returning to her home, butnot 10 ..
wait his coming ; to The solitary hearth,
where The vacala chair ard this deserted
corner, but TOO forciby recalled his n
age to the babe. whose smile musrsvs
Ken kecner sorrow iol It's guide and
protector would return no more. Thou
! who art floating OH the ssa { folly ,.sturn
,hy lace towafds this noiscless slrai,d.
where thou mus; rest II last II hou Vii,
see flowers oi,cc as tsn aSishine, bligh'ed
in the morning, suns as bright, sinking
AZ nsor Thou Viii lean. ,ha, pleasure
can twine 10 wreath, IN vfichAiie eYpsess
will not urngie; and that the brow which
wears It masi he wrung % agony, JUN.
LESS BATHED IN THE wArEas OF \.
TRRKAL LIFE.
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IssrRycr1vE FACT.

Three German robbers having acquir-
ed BY various atrocities, what amounted
TO a very valuable booty they agreed 10
divide the spoil, and retire from so dan.
gerovs vocation. When the day
cd which they had appointed for that pur-
pose, one of them was sent TO The next
town to purchase provisions for theirklst
caroussi. The other two secretely agreed
to murder him ON hrs return, that each
might come in for moicty cf the plum.
der; instead Of one third. But the mur-
dered man was closer calculator than
his Assassliialors, for he previously pois-
ened part of the provision, in order thai
he might appropriate the whole Of the
spoil to himself This trinmyiratc OF
worthless were found dead together, sig
slst iriSyaiCr tnat nothing 10 30 blind arid
SO destructive Of personal happiness as
tive sclfsbncss oi vice.
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[sElscTzD1f D
s:s:;is
The Waterman.

la PAosophers boast Of their leaning and skihs
s fact. sirs, deny it who win. 4. 8.
HumAn NATURES tii sstpdy for wrtermcn.
Dor curs q the talent u soon put anoAts
AlIagee. professions and sises
xron hc swesp's Hooty sug 70 the gaudy ylac'd cost
A. the grade % the general rises.
White we row,
oas way look. the other 60.
81 s3 y. 80 3 p4
0ur hosts convey ron shore to shore.<
The great the em ~, tho richs the poor
The shcre the t4sl. the nj, the lean,g i t.4st
The fair. the oroyns the good, tho meant
The maid, The widow. wife, afd mothsv, AZ,
And some Snors neither ono nor t'othsr. n
~ Thus ours 10 the talent, kc,
< W.
There's quefisus quibhlets. qsids, And'quskers,
natchers, brokers brewers, bakers;
biAcksnNhss boatmens bs spiftss butlefs, I
Cattmen. coopers. csalkers, cusIcrss
Drumners. drapers, dwelling droyerss
kigKerss srayers, rAntese royerst
Farmers, hddsers, fuddlers, fufriers,
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7he jottcwng angular Cnres ,feefed by thsce
Dreps sn fsrRsal, was ae Ssts benS6nal 70 the qJ-
fict-d M
NJ Charles Stsrr, " .aansaeid, Css doth certify
AVA for the benefit oi others. that from the ycsss
1870 20 1915, he was severely Afflicted with Fc-
yer sore Ia his left leg, that he could not cro,
the room without assistapce had tried every thins-
aud the best medical aid without the least asss-
snce. at length was induced 10 try Dr kcges b.
sosscai Dro1ss. prepared by W. 4. CONWAY, when
walk AS before, AID makes no hesitation IN recon-
1nendine this Invaluable medicine TO others in like
complaints. .barVieid .8prst IA. 1877.
Con. JaaSs EAisias. Rge Gaie, Vsrc.snf. doth
certify that has dsughtegi. trnn her youth TO he
age Of 20 years, Mas >. terely Afflicted with the
salt hheum, and sfsr having tried many medicines
TO no eject, wss induced to make trial OF DIR
Relies Botsnioa Dtcps which after administering
bottles, conpictsd cuie snd has no, beer Iroub-
ed si,,ce. 1sorct t6, 1876
.His ---, Dsar Boston. was many years afflicted
vWh enlarged Glsads whicn forming together bsd
tie appesraocc VI Mes, her heath was seriously
ahected ara toneitsre6 past relief. by the advice
of a friend sire st,piea for DR.. keife's Botanical
Dr,p when 90 her AS onshraent the whole Of The
glands reduced 10 their natural state, and her
.hsslth perfectly restored.
DR. Ek -hsSaft @ Danbwy, Css in q letter to
the kopr e,ef. observes---A friend Of mine by the
aid W YOU DR.. Reife's Botanical Drops had been
cured ,f obstinate Kings Evil, which had t,pub-
tsd biln many years, and considered by all incura.
BILE fss wishes il TO be made known for the bcnc-
fl sf othsrs IL another letter he observes, your
MIdic, IS gam credit daily.
FLAG Of Cssrsssswe. M was nearly 3 years
afflicted sl,ti a white swelling her knee, had
been auewded regularly for considerable time
without relief, by the advice of friend she applied
10 the proprietor OF these Drops, who prescribed
them, and the use Of Dr. Jebbs Linment, when in
IA days the contraction gave way, The swelling bs
m TO eubsde. in two nontbg the knee yas recuc.
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Aneedstes Of ,Ae Turks.


Am,rdrrer is beheadeS on the spot
a where he committed the crime; and
very often if seen committing it, within
six hours or even withns one hour after
A Jealous minister OF justice, however,
occasionally siczes an innocent man near
the spot and beheads him, sometimes
by mistake and sometimes even purpose
.ly, TO give a favorable idea OF his prompt-
itude m administering justice. The bods
is left three days IN the street, with the
head, if q M.ssulman, laid, under bis
arm, if,a christian between bis legs, and
! paper on his back stating his crime
The bowstring IS considered the most
honorable death among the Turks it
is a privilege Of the Janizaries to be put
to death by strangling, most great men
whoar executed are strangled, and the
head cut off for exposure. Next to the
bows,ring, decapitaiion is reckoned the
nloss respectable. Hsnging is a dea.h
confined 70 the lowest orders Of criminals,
and 10 general to the rsyas. When the
haAic>iso Of il is not too immediate to
psv( rrparation, the man is hung
ffomstImse poics placed upright IN the
ground ike tlH Hssasksd AIMS of soldiers.
hav e u,sEc sor twice seen several
Greek thtiyes ussradesncp convicted Of
'tiishonrsty, hanging in this manner at
'iuseyvaIso Of a mike or two along the shores
sof fbx B.,snhorus. II remember seeinp
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES


f'rouA the Philadelphia Daily Advertiser
IeorSe 10 sae somts Of my IL iends, and 4 asked
a~s y III, II a
II me thtrc is melancholy pleasure
IN Id ,cring. about the ground assigned 10
those who have gone before us; in read
ing the tablets which friendship, and
peril IDS pride has affixed there not 50
much, however, the marbles OF the
great, as the stones which mark those OF
humble birrh, each with its simple COUP
let. To this spot, cousecratcd as il
werc. BY li,c ashes Of the. good who are
there cntopbed, / wandelS1 few days
since. The grass had los, its freshness,
and the only tree that fingers there. had
scattered is few leaves upon the grave
which it WAS planted 70 shadow. 4 was
in harmony with the scene. and tram
quiIjzed rather than excited emotions -
Even the urchins from The ntighboring
schoolhonsf.. who in the hours of inter-
mission, sported an the groands, gave a
finish to the picture. ! saw before me
The beginninE and the cHd Of life. the
cra,.e and ,he grave. All once the rod
and the task Rale efinisted were forgeI.
ten I: ana thew lrolickcd their liIotr&d
rnomcnts unconscious that the fate Of
those from bchnd whose monuments they
were peepiar. must .soon be theirs. -
But at sTss time the place assumed an
appearance. which, corltrasted with the
one / had noticed On my last visit. scnsi-
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pRErtRED oy4w 4 coswxy, Chemist. Hr I,
- BunsteAd Place, Bcston. viz.
I d Relfc's Botsricsi Drops
Dr. Reifes Asthmatic Pills. s,
Dr Relies Aronslie femsis Pills, Tor Cbstrrc'
tiosw, &c F
Dr. Relies Antibillious Pills. for Indigestion, Bill
lious Affections. &c
DR. Relies vegetable Specific, (er ssk hesd
ashe ~
pr. Reife's Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
DR. Jepb's Rheumatic LiDiDent- Rheumatism Of
20 years standing hss been cured by this in ~
hours ~ f,
British Andseptic Dentsi6cs, most excellent FOR
the teeth and guue
Dumfries' omsmen,ss certain md sfe cure for
the Hsi. in me hslr aepyFastop de il ever so in
seis,sie CT No deass, frea 2atirs coH
-Alb,op, orn idssitt bS rriief s D-aediste,
and whiie i,.di-s0lses .nd arsss the corn oat by
the roots, il causes Hot the least pam.
CambraO teo,p .sche Pills the reicf is instan.
taaeous without sfle least injury 10 tile teeth
Or Hunter celsbfairj riiis--Dg Hunters In.
lection Powders sri ~. fisnisrs cers,e,, tor the
prevention and esss u yepsra}i e,Vplginls with
pe,f seeseey ueatsse tzpsihre ~y nploms,
aud method &C afe sccoupsay saoh aeket
Psmnhleis % many extraordinary cures. may BE-
had O She gs.sF Ntstis
or .Nons Of ne G5ere gs,sasne, n~isss agnsd
"w T. C,e~ay 'Fgs giecount to Country
physicsns ~ s.des iae above Nedisines
MAY ,iksyiss. bt p VI fNa
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By the Presidert or The Juifed Smtes

BY the Pfcsidrt or the Dnifed Sues
vXyHEREAS. by various acts Of Congress the
Z ~ President Of the United States is authorized to
direct the public lands which have been surveyed
20 be offered for sale
Therefore, 1. James Monrcs. President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known
that pubic sales, for the disposal (according to
awl of public lands. shall be held follows. viz;
= At Frankiin. in Missouri, on the hrst Monday N
January next. for the sale Of
Townships 81 10 IS, in range 26. west Of Tho IA
prime pal meridian line
50 TO 55, ranges 27 and - do
81 TO 5S. range % do.
At the same place. on the frst Monday in March
next, for the sale Of
Townships 81 to Sc. in range so. west Of ,he Ah
principal meridian line.
80 10 Sc, ia ranges 81, 81 snd 33 do.
y At St, Louis. in said estate; on the FIRST Monday
in December neIt for the sale Of
Townships 35 70 "A. in raoge and Q, east of the
5h principal meridian line.
At the same psace. on The frs' Monday in March
next, for the sale of
= Townstips IS to A, in ralges 5 and s. east
At he same place. on the FIRST Monday in May
next, for the sale of
Townships s. TO A. in range s'and s. east, and %
43 and "A inrang, 7eass
At Jackson, n the lcoOnty OF Care Sirardeau, 10
the said state on the first Mondry in February
next, for .he sale Of
Townships "a, in ranges 1 to Il. east Of the ssh
principal meridian lane.
s3. range T. ssst do.
-, 80 & 81 dc.
81, 81 B. IS s do.
AT EdwsydsvliIe, in the stats Of Illinois, on the
FIRST Monday in ysnasry next. for the sale Of
Townships 10 Is, in range 9, ~est Of the 81 pria-
cipai meridian line.
III to13 10 and II do.
stoIs IL aud 10 do:
S,of2 l4 do.
At Vandaiia. inthe said state, on the third Mon.
day in January next. for the sale Of
Townships ste 10, in range I, cas Of tho Cd
principal meridian liuo.
3 soio ranges ). 4, sand . :
1's's.od s.sd, 10 10 range !, east
s AT Palestine, in said state. on the second Mcnday
in February next, for the sale of
Townships 70 10, in ranges D, 10 and IL. esst af
the Sd princpsi meridian line
to 10 range "A. were Of I'd princi.
pal me ridiaE line
8. 9 and 10 ranges 70 aud 1S
At Detrok. in Michigan Territory. on tie first
Monday in November next, FOR thsssslc Of
Townships 8, 3 aud 10 3. in rangess ard east,
7,8ssna and 3
Except suc, lands as have been or may be 20
er purposes The lands shall be scd 10 segu.zr nu-
merical ords1 beginning w;th the loves, number
of section township. and range
Given under my hand, At the City Of Tashingsous
this nineteenth day Of September 1920
JAMEs MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIGs,
Commissioner Of the 0eOessl Land Office.
sVet. IL ~ - zawtimhSay.
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Spencer Hall.


THE lower part Of a Dwelling House
Il in Sridge.ssreet. the Point, containing sis
rooms together with wood-house, stable, sad
garden The House is in excellent repair. Also
for sale TO let the budingnexi cas-, OF the r, r.
Repub.can Office.-For terms apply 10
rho TOWNSEND. jun.
Newport, Sept 6, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-17
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