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FACTS .aYND DISSERTATIONS,
ILLUSTRATIVE THE
PAST AND PRESENT SITUATION,
and FUTURE PROSPECTS OF TIE
UNITED STATES:
EMBRACING
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An ACT TO provide 30 Anauiurs 20 the OF
tawss, PattowsiImss, h ckspUos, Choe'aws,
Ka.kaskias, 10 Mushalsiobbse, snd 10 carry
100 eHee, ,hc Tresy 81 Saginaw.
BE IL enaeted by ihe Senate and Honse OF
RchrestHrGfipes c/fhe Jnacd States Of .s,ner.
lea an Congress assembled That, ior carrying
in'' eHee' treaty concluded a, Cnlcuso, on
the tweniy-nisih day OF hugus, one thou
sand eigh sundred and ,wsGly one, the fol.
lowing sums, 10 be paid out ci aoy mon,ys IN
The Treasury not otherwise spprop ist,d, be,
and The same arc hereby, appfepyiatsd, ior
The payment OF the onnu,y stipulated IN said
'rea'y, to DO paid to The following lndian
fiocs tina, is 10 say: 10 the Ousws., a per.
nrsnept snnuily Of one thousand collars. an.
Dual'y; TO the said tribe OF indians, ono thou.
sand hive hundred dollars annually, iol ten
years, IN support OF a-biscksmih, teacher,
and person 10 instruct the Ouawss in sgti.
culture, and for tho purchase OF cattle and
Is ming uteasils. To the Pa,,awctirnas, Eve
thousand dollars annually, 70, tUepy years,
and a further sum Of ons ,housend dollars 10
the sold trIbe OF lndisns, stipulated in said
treaty, 10 be spilled by ,hc President, annual
y, IN support Il blacksmith b and tese her for
them To the KicEapoo tribe OF ludisns, two
,houssntsdoiIas sunusiiy, 70, !ifeen ysa $,
stipulated TO be paid 10 the said ts,be by tho
treaty concluded al EdUardsvilie, IN the state
OF Illinois, on the ,b,rueth OF Jaly, one 'hou-
sand elga' hundred snd nineteen, snd 10 con-
unce so appropriated SO long as Tho said ,res.
tIes shall be ia force.
Fo' carrying io,o eiiec, certain s,ipnlainns
contained in the treaty Of the sixteenth No.
sember, one thousand eight hundred and Eve,
visa tho Choc,sw nation, and 10, the annual
graiu!,y 10 said nsiion, allowed under Prev,
Gus treaties, Ter which NO appropriation has
heretofore been made, annually, Two thou-
send ioar huodred dollars.
For the anDury TO n!usha'shb5ee, p,cv,d
O. 'o' a. Ihc ,,ea,y conoiudtu with the Che.
.s7 nsucn, Oc;oh,r eish,eeoth, ono tboussnc
s'gh' hundred end twenty. and 20 cary inc
sTsoi the sdpuiaton uf said ,rcs'y, relp,iyc 10
light horst, annually. seven hundred and iif,y
dnlats.
For annuity secured to tie Kgsksskin,
tribe by thc treaty Of ,he thireen'h Augo.t,
on. sroosand cinh, hurdfed and three, fof
which n" spp' oEriat,on nus be-c,ofors been
m'de, annDaly. hve hundred dollars.
For carrying ino eg:c, no stipulation con-
,srea IL he Uea'y concluded a, Saginaw,
,weol7. fou''h s. h,embe,, ooe thousand eieh,
hundred and nineteen, rtls,ive TO The employ
meot of b'acks'n,ir, and person, to aid IN
ag'ienu'e, &c SIC. aud ior which no sppro.
pris,ion has heretofore been made, the annual
som of TWO ,hou-sad dollars.
Washington. May :. 1879 ,- :, g..
Approved JAMES MGNROE.
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III Nsjoss received and o.Ie's for safe a, hi. store.
aead ef Packet Uha1 new Chart. cNe e,onS
o.n Ne~',o,k 10 hasaas, improved by Kosernmt nc
surveys in 1890 With general assor ,n,.nt of oh..
OF the latest ss'suveys-towdichs Ns,ig tors S h cci.
uoni american Coss Pilots i0,h edition; Nan,,cxi
a'manacks for the years 1922 aud 1923 s,amec,,
oa"y As''s'sn.-w'lh complete ASSOC, ment sf Nsu-
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PaRer-oails and Ink Powder.
.'s'' general ssscr,ment Of Hardware, Cutlery.
Cordsgs and ship Chandlcry
Jus, received, 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sixes
so Thousand Bricks-2O dos Tile
DrCotd"ye aud Cables made to order. aud ves.
se's fnrnshed with every article for hong apd ,hors
voyages. 3tgust "a
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Of the du.ies Of bis oiSes: Provided, Tha,
there she'll ao' be placed in his hand, =, sny
cns lime, sum exceeding the penalty OF the
bond.
s,c ; md ie is (arfier enacted, Thrs
the thnd secIion Of the Act, entitled " an Act
making 90 appropriation Tor enclosing sod
imp OWING the Public Square near the Capi-
toll, ard TO abolish the cffic- of Commission.
ers oi INC Public Buildings, and OF Supss,n.
ienden', and for lbe appointment 81 one Com
missioner Tor the public baI.ding:," approved
the '~en'y-ninth day oi ApiL a. y enc
thousand eight tundrsd Hnt sixteen, which
said sec,,on fixed ,he salary uf The said Com.
missIoIes al Two lboossnd dollars, be, and The
sa0f ,s hefety, repealed.
wash:r gtou. May 2. ic22 =. : :
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Rhods-lsiald anc Ncu-l ok Steau<
Beats.
THE CONN G. ICUT, CAPTAIN
Il BuSxEa, and the FULTON. Csp,sin iAw.
touching at newport.
Fre~ Aev' Yerk--a bcs, win der.r, every Wed.
nesdA, and saturday, at q o'clock
frSn Prerdsner--s Boat will depart oa Wetlnef.
day and Saturday. at O'Clock A N
% Passage brtween Newpor, and Ycfk So
between Pro,ideoc. aud Nsw.Yo,k SU
Providence IuI. II go 49, - A
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8n ACT Gxng tho Compen,.'ion Of the

Sn ACT fix,ng tho Compensation of the
Commissioner Of the Po5Iie Baildings.
he enacted by the Senate and House Of
Pearesenidi;1es II he Unifcd States Of finer
F. ia IN Congress as'em5iod, Ths, instead Of The
salary Of two hou. sDd doller,, heretofore al
loved by ,sw TO the Commissioned of the
Pubhc Building, there .tsll beneeforth be
allowed 10 The said Comnissioner sslsry Of
one thou aud Eve hundred doiists year, TO
be paid quarterly, ~, Of any moneys IN the
Treasury Go' Otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 2 .fad Be n furfh,r enacted, That
tho said Commissiontr shall give bond, with
orc or MOI. suff lent sureiiss, N such sum
sod fo'm a. the President Of me Uoned
Sisres sl,sl dies, Tor The ishAfal dfssharge
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NEU-YORK HATS, which are
IN handsohe and cheap. including the fashiou
sb's Oval and vide And common brms--Y Youths
aud Chidrcns HATS.
PAPER HANGINGS,
For Rooms bnd window curtains. with elegan,
Dorders---sofne VERY low priced.
BOOKS.
Family Bihlesl~ih pls,ss,-B.snk Accoun, Books
-Blan,s Nss'gfsr and uoss, tict. last edtions--
Aidens and. yebstcr's spelling. .books-- siurray's
Reader and 6ramnar-- Walkers Dictionary
schooBooks oissery kind in use.--Aiso. small Bi
bles. Tes,uenS. WATTS Psalms ana H,ms - 50
rrsns foolscsE Writing and Letter Psrcr.-.Arv
just received ipr = le ., tne Book and Hat Store
.vf GEuRGE w.NroN.
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Y EEPS constantly Oh hand quantr
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and resihee beds, from the lsvest priced to the
frs, quality
tlnlg Nigh 81 isct.
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NEW BOllkS.
FORTUNES If Nigel, by the author OF wsvery.
4 vols
Fayori,e o: Mature, novel, vols
Europe. asurvey Of oy Everett, 1 vol
hollands, nove, 2 vols
Vicar Of iycr, I've! ,a
sir Andrew wyhe. by the author of Annals OF the
Parish, 2 vols
Fash onable Tour TO the Springs, I vol
Helen DTowinon, a novel from the French, l vol
Curiosties for the ingenious, 4 vol
A Ncw.Enyand Tale, or sketches Of New .Erglsnd
characters and manners, 1 vol
Pedestrian Tonr To the Lakes, the Csnsdas, and the
NewEogiand ststes, by =, Stansbury, 1 vol
Grir,shag's Physiological Dictionary, 1 vol
Madeline. n tale, BY MRS, opie, vol c 4, ou
Chapone's tetiers, Grtgory's Lsgacy, end Penning.
tons Advice, 1 vol
'ionel, or the last Of the Pevenseys, novel, vols
sardanspalus. the Two Foscari. and Cam, by Lord
Byron lvol -.
Happiness. tale for the grand and the gay. vol.
The above are for sale by
.fag 2. JAMS H.1MaiOAD.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

N:.AI. ESTATF FOR SALE.
TIE subscriber contemplating removal from tits
state, offers tor safe his estate, situate on the
Point, consisting of Dwelling g-iouse. and sax lots
OF land. near to anil adjoining the house.
1850,
The s!oop Tsaey. bur,l,en 5S tons. good staunch
vessel. well iyun0, and in good order Tor 'ea-now
ly'ng al Ntbe's (lste Denois) wharf, on the Point.
she'e Sire msy be se,n.
For particulars terms or sale " the above pro.
per'y. apply 10 rELEG - ~:
Ne Gpor,. iuly % tQl3
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y UNJON FAC TORY.

UNION FAC TORY.
.o INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
Il friends and he public, that they have estsb
!isbcd the indigo blue Dying. and have employee
experienced workman at the coorng and finish
ing Wooen goods Of all descriptions will be A..
shed in the nesiest manner on the most Reasonable
wool CARDINo.
Wool OF all grades carded into rolls in t',e besi
manner. They continue TO manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, 40 may best suit their EN-.
ployers ...
The following persons will receive and forward
any atcles intended for the Union Factory
EDWARD SrSNEOPE, aud
EOBERT X. & FRANCIS CARR, Newport
GEORf,E LAWToN, JiTerisn
JEREMIAH SiPFOBD. Brisfoi Terry
They return their sincere thanks 10 their former
customers and solicit The con,inusnee Of their IA.
YOURS. JOHN BABCOCK
81, NOSES LhW1OS
Portsmouth. June l3.
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GCi.DALL ; MILLo
Uool v,,f,ng

THE subscribers inform their friends
- aud the public. that they have repenished
their Carding Machines with new Cards oI IN, 6u
est and most approved msnufae ne. End that they
are now enabled TO Card wool OF all grades, ia ,ho
best manneL
They CONTINUE 10 Manufacture sn kinds 81 Wool.
en- Goods, as usual --.fsso, thsy color sns. finish
Woo'en Cloths OF all descriptions end to coior gar
men's, &c. tha, have faded, OF becou, uma,hion.
able -Ah branches OF the above .bu,in,ss iii Ire
done with despatch, and on the loves, t,rms aud
the least favor grateful, sckoo~ieagea
g =. CLARKE X GRlNNtII
B-sAsFoRp AsNv L,tue.Comptor-- rsLrd
IoRsy, Tlverton- WiLLIAn InAnsH y,,s,ol-
ferry-and Jon SasnnAs, in Newport, vii ro.
ee''s aod forward articles ntenSed for Tie aIansa,
'sctory Portsmouth, July 10, 1920.
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Commissioners Notice.
WE me subscribers. having been appointed by
w the hon. Coug, Of Probate Of the town Of New.
port, in ,he county Of Newport. Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims against the estate Of
JOHN WiLKEf.
late Of Newport deceased, represented nsovcnt, do
hereby give notice, that elk months from the date
hereof are allowed to the creditors of said estate, tn
bring IN and prove their respective claims and that
-. shall attend for ,nst purpose .. respective
dwellings at any time during -sid period.
JOB r'svNsESD D..
ELE AVER TREvErr, :
Anp.rson, In iebed TO said estate, are requested
i,make immediate paymeni to
JONArHAS q ALIT. idsa'ni,i-o
Newport su~ ~ 1879
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lC

No iC,..
A Good work nan ., the Tin Pc, Busa.ss nsy
"A hnd employment, and receive good ssgeS, ,y
applying TO Wh. L uEuvtLAs
Ses .1rs srrn 70
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HOUSE or ENTER7AINlgEN NJ.
SAMUEL. PLACE.

Resieeyii'ly informs hv Friends and rh- PR6.
he IA general,
r HAT he has taken that large and
4 commodicns house, 40. 1873. Taan,es-strset,
or many wears occupied as Pubic House by Mrs
BILLiSos-where he intends keeping house OF
Entertainment. and where strangers and steady
bosrders viii be accommodated in the best manner,
aud good Attendance vii, be given.
Clubs and PIRATE Companies can be sccommoda.
ted on the most tessonabs terms April ~.
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MARBLE
M o N U~M i, rs,


MON U~M i. NTS.
TOMBS, Chinney Pieces, H,arths,
A. Fire Places and Grave stones, Of A,neric.6
anu Italian Marble, blue, whhe and clou.sJ. fop
sAie ON the Packet wharf, Nawrosr
ALSO,
500 pair oi Grave ,tones, oi the fncse
md most durable b!ue Slate, war; anted superior tu
'ny sold IN this sta,c-free Stone for Windows.
Caps and siis. fIearths. Fire Pisces and steps,
All OF which vii! be sold at the tower, Prices foe
Cash. Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
IN " long credi, ifrequred. ia,
apply to JAMES srEvENS.
newport March ". Ptns'n StrsS..
By me. I'resikm o/ D.e -I,,e. .s.s..
HEREAsby > .e,ioo Of an act - ON.
grcss, pssssi nu ne 3d OF M,rch YYio en-,
dled Z" An act TO d. ,'a,, 'e ,le l., Ne.
r,cts. sud established land Offices for disposal
"i public lands rot hereofs offered for sale in ,I,r
~ es OF Ohio and Indsns." the President of the
unued States ~ authorized, by law, to cause certain
.,nds TO be offered a, pubIic sale.
Therefore, !, James Monroe. President Of tho Uni.
I'd states, do hereby declare that pubic sales a.
grecab'y TO isw) shall be held AS foaows. viz
~ The Land ofice 8, Delaware Ia Ohio, on lho
ihud Monday ~ August next, Tor the sale of
townships , 7 snd 0 uo,,h, ,n fsn
gcS 9 and 10
% and 8 60. II
At the Land Office a, Pqus, Ohio on tb, frsS
3ondsy 10 August next, foF the sale Of
Iuwhsh'ps 2 tod suDnh, 40 arg
M,he same place, on she frs, Monda, ie ,epcu.
brr next. for The sale Of 81
rowuship, Q 3 . aud north. m ,euess
567 add q
A, the sane place. on The 6rs, MondAy in October
next, for the safe OF
|. townships .nd 9, 10 rsng, 234
At the Land Office =, f,rookviIe, Indiana, on Tho
lhid Monday in Sp,cm5er neI, for the sale ~
Iowu,Mps IL 10 10 nd 30 ~ ,sn1t.
2 3 and o
Is 10 and 90 6
at,he sam, place. on the third aondy IN October
NEXT Tor the sale ut
Township, 10 l9 snd 20, in ranges 80
10 II and 10
II ie 10 and 90 u
At the Land Office established fo- the District %
vemS-r next, for the sale Of
townships 10 aud 20, in fsrgos 3A567
and y ~ese
10 Is ard Is I east and pc.s
Esch sale viii commence with the loves numbcs
OF section, township, and rsngr
The 'snds reserved b, law tor the of schools
or for other purposes will, a. usual. be res,ryed
from sale.
Given under my hand. st the city Of wssAing,os.
this 10Th day Of May. 1922
JAMES MONROE,
by the President. f
JOSIAH Mar0.
Commissioner Of the General LAID Office.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-31

after sevsrzi vdorts tttD9gk applie,t;o, !.
q gentlelhan Of rsputed medical st;, y
without apparent q vantaee WIS ind,.s
10 apply 10 Or. Smith the Indian nbv.;c; ss0
and Immediately received relief mrcS !.
the surprise Of all who knew me. 70
lloyd Hordss.
Baltimore county, Garrison Fo,...
September Gath, 1890 s'ess.
Personally appeared before me. va. j.
lysworh and subscribed to the above ~. w
tI6cate. JMarmuduke TIL. ss1'
& September 26th, 1890, "
the subscriber, do hereby declare H..
for considerable time | suffered Will; y: ua!
liberated sore throat, mouth and ton n =
was unable TO speak so as TO be- unsas
stood. ortake scarcely any nour;.h Susi.
for several weeks, and almost every ,sssl
dy in common practice seemed onlv tue - =
ritate. But on application to Dr. Rs ~a.
min M. Smith, No. 90 Great Yort , .,,..
(commonly known by the name Of tb sI ~
dian physician in the short space If If az -.
week was completely cured. WY
William B. .alcoet.
No. %, Water Street, Batimo,.
Dec l9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-31
Charles County Court,
August Term. 1872

august Term, 1921.
ON application to the Judge. of Charles
" County Court, by petition in writing
of Leonard B. Gardiner of Charles coun-
ty, for the benefit of the act of Assembly,
for the relief of lnsolven Debtors, pass
ed at November session, 1905, and the
several supplements thereto on the terms
mentioned therein, a schedule of his
property, and a list of his creditors on
oath, so far as he can ascertain them, be-
ing annexed to bis petition, and being sat-
isfed by competent testimony, that the
said Leonard b. Gardiner, has resided two
years Immediately preceding the time of
his application in the state of MARYLAND,
and being also satisfied that the said Leon
ard B. Gardiner, is 10 actual confinement
for debt, and for no other cause and the
said Leonard B. Gardiner, having enter
ed into bond, with sufficient security for
his personal appearance in Charles county
court, to answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against him. 1t is
therefore ordered and adjudged, that the
said Leonard B. Gardiner be discharged
from imprisonment, and that by causing
copy of this order to be inserted in some
one Of the newspapers edited in the Dis
trict of Columbia, once week for two
months successfully before the third Mon
day of March next, he give notice to bis
creditors to appear before the said Court
at Port Tobacco, in said county, Cd the
said third Monday in March next, for the
purpose of recommending a trustee for
their benefit, and to shew cause, if any
they have, why the said Leonard B. Gar
diner, should not have the benefit of the
several insolvent laws of this state as pray
ed.
True copy test JOHN BARNES. elk.
dec 5 Iaw2m