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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

ny me President Of me G2Hed StatcS.
M AEnEAs lie President Of the Uni,ed States is
W authorized by law 10 cause iands 10 be ot.er.
ed fer sale:
Therefore, I, JAxss MoNRoe. President Of the
United States, do bereby declare an5 make known,
tlat The public sales shall be held as follows, viz:
Al the Land Office at Terre IlRu,e, in Indiana, ON
,he FIRST aiondsy in july next, for the SAFE of
Townships IL aad Is, ia range !. cas-; Of the I'd
principal meridian line.
II and l3,in ranges TO 9, west do.
~ the Land CHice at Vandslis, IN fnois, or the
thlrd Monday in Ju!y next foe he sale of
aownships 4, I2 ~ anu i4i in raeges and 2, east
OF he sd principal meridian line.
II. ~. l3. "a and Is. io ranges and 4. do.
az the same place, the third Monday IN Au-
gust next. for he sale OF
Townships H. IL, t3, IL and Is. in ranges s. 6 and
;. east OF the 81 prmciph meridian line,
IL in range 7. DO
+. Aide Lsnd Office At Palestine in Illinois, cn the
Srst Monday in August neSt, for tie sale of
1cvl SHIPS s, Z, 3 .rld y IN ranges ., 40 and II,
east OF The 81 principal 0erdi,n ne.
5. 6, Z, and 9. IN range ii. west Of Cd do
F.. ) a,rl 8 70 aud l3. DO.
A, he same place, on the as4t Monday IN Sep
tep,ber Dtxt, for the sale 1t
Townships 20. II, -. and Is, in ranges 9, 10 and
IL, eas, Of 81 pFincipal meridian line,
- 10, IL, ~ and ID IN ranges II, Is and ID. ~es,
ot 2d do
At the same place, on the FIRST Monday in oeto-
Der next, tor the sale ct
Townships Ii, l5. aud =, in ranges 2, 10 and H.
east oftlIe Sd principal II rdan lire,
It,i5, 10 snd IL, IN ranges IL, i3. and II, west
Of I'd do.
4, t.e same place, on the Est Monday in Novem
Der ueXt, for the sale OF
townships ls, l9 20 ana o, in ranges 9, 10 snL H.
eas, of The 81 principal meridian 'ite,
IS, 49, - aud o. ia ranges IL and Ii, west Of
2iprincipat meridian line,
,3, l9 4nL 20, IN range l2, do do.
lS ~, do. dc.
II, 10 i9 and 20 10, do. do.
At the Land Office for the Norhern district Of
Louisiana, at the town OF 0RGch.ta, on the FIRST
Mondsy in November next, fnr the sale Of
1owesi;ps IS, Is u, - and 10, in r2rges l, 9, g.
4 and 5, vest OF dhe netidian line,
Al the Land Office 81 die seat ot Justice OF the
county oI independence, in the Arkansas territory
~ lhc saie OF such lands Of the Uni,ed states as
tre situated in the following described townships
snd ranges, and which have been excluded ficm
tie lottery OF the srds appropriated tor satisfying
warrants for military services, viz:
On iae frat Mond;y IN August next, Tor the sale
isuch of the above Described lands IS are siiua-
ted IN the following townships and ranges. viz:
Townships 1 3s567 and 20 IN range /. east
.t4I.. Z. IA ,ltanl me
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The most paiaab!e Medicine ii use foY
COUGHS AND CONSU MPlION.
THIS new aud healing Bsssm bids fair 20 rival
Il every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and complaints OF the Lungs, leading TO
Consumption, aud even in seated Ccnsumpuons il
has lately been used by many with the most sur.
prising success. u certificates from persons oi the
highest respectahility, or the gres, and increasing
demsnd for IL, may be called proof Of its good CT
fects, IL 10 proved. Scarcely a case of Colds,
Coughs. pain in the aide, difficulty of breathing,
want OF sleep arising from debility or even Con-
somfiions, but may he relieved by the timely use
OF this medicine, Many certificates OF its efficacy.
accompany each bottle.
This may certify To those whom i, rnsy concern
that have been extremely afflicted with tho As,h-
ma, which has lasted me nearly forty years, and q
srest part ottha time To such u degree, that l
coil'd not lay IN 'eed nor sit in meeting without
coughing, Notwithstanding had tried many good
Physicians aud variuus kinds Of Medicines, ill (
procured Vial OF .sadersOn's Cough Drops and by
the use ot them can sleep comfortably. and sit IN
the meeting without coughing, snd attend to my
business and do further hereby certify, that my
ncgLbor Beniamin liolbrook had become unable 10
labor, on account of All affection Of the lungs, at
tended with cough, who has re ce,yed muc bene.
tit from the same kind OF Medicine. so TO be aislc
TO labor again, and can cheertully recommend tho
same Kind OF Medicine, 20 those who labor under
such compa'nts.
the truth and whole truth Of The above statement
before magistrate, At Providence. X l. this 9th
DAY Of July, 1921. CIiHisrOpnrR COOK.
Sold by whitaey and Tlliinghast, Providence TIA
s. Taylor, TO. Little Rest--iiouse Babcoct.
Westerly. aid by
Samuel w. VinsoIh
Druggist and Apothccary Newport--who still
contnues the business ~ Us vsr,ous branches At
No 40 adjoining The Merchants' Bank, add re.
az cts . .l@s IA tuNnf he
stan, supply of the best Of Medicines, &c,
Newport, Aug. iS, 1891.
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yNUSSEYS s P.fTEyvT
ECONOMICAL GRIDIRONS.

THE subscriber has jus, received few packages
L of Jhusseys Pafens Economical Gr,d,,ens, q vel.
u,ble improvement, IN Dome slic Economy; much is
sad IN their favor. and much more may With pro
pr,eiy be ssid The public are requested to exam
me and try them-oooe usng, will convince any res
sonsble pers,, os their utility. For sale st The
Manufaclory prices BY
WILLIAM II. RATHBONE.
June 8 Head @ Packet Ohart
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siik and cotton Umbrellas
.----
Gingham Robes / .'lai3 and plain silks
Cambria Ginghams Back sincliaws
Undressed rrmls Black i.ustrings
Csmbries & Grape Dresses
Cambtio Muslins } Nankin Crspes
Null anO Jaeonetdo q Canton 90
l 1 book Muslms - White and colored sat.
Dmltes TINS
Cambria Dimtes 4 Do do Levantnes
Double and single Jeans y White and black Italian
Kid snd silk Goves Grapes
silk and coltos Hose Green Italian Grape and
Bombssns 4 G.uLc
Bonbsze' , silk and Grape scais
Gauze Elannd h Grape shaws
brc hckts Fancy silk do
CARPE EliNGS.
Kiddrminster, Ingram and Venetian Carretinss.
Of superior quantities, fashionable patterns, aud
cheap y, is to be bough, IL New. York or loston.
=-t=-
Furniture Dimty 4 Linen and cotton Damask
10 Calicoes Dsmask ra~,e Ciolhs
Linen s cotton shee,iogs :. Crash
Green Table Cloths y Fine birds eye DiOper
i,, Sa and s.a green nai1e E,, Eu.sia Diaper .1
NEW PAPEE.HANGINGS.
Just Cpered, further supply Of new and elegant
Freuch and American pcI.,iangings, at prices
much less than before known
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
-. -r~-eS-a ~ = nile asiirrs If nearly every dc.
scriptIon, usually 10 be found in book Store.
.dLSO,
Tea TRAYS, Wine Walters, bread aud knife Dasls-
cts, and other Jspanned Ware.
House Brushes Of the best kinds--Whi,e.
and Hearth DO.
oosiny ',issses, fritanna Ware, Knives end
F tkS, Brass Andirons, Shovel and Iongs, Bellows.
Candiesticks, lamps, anu otber ssI.cle- OF house.
hold UARDWARE.
TIE Cbenlatmg Li5ra,y,
OF 1000 VOLUMES,
And upwards. continues 10 be rcplenisbed with ell
Nav .yopxs fitting the aue
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By NE P'rsidm OF he United .St,,cs

BY me P'esidtw Of fhc United Sfa,cs
he pres,deu, OF the unted States being au.
,hors"a 10y law to cause certain lands TO be.
offered az public sale Therefore, 1, James Monroe.
President OF the United sts,es. do hereby de clare
and make known. that public sales shall he held az
Detroit in the Michigan territory on the ,hira Mon
day in september next. for the disposal, (sgreeaby
to l'w,) OF the following townships, and ifac,ons
townships, viz:
townships 2, 8, 9, 10, II, i2 and , north
ot range 8 East,
z, g. 9, 10, ] J., l2 and 5 do.
z, 8, 9, 10, II, Is, Is & IL 60.
- y anc 10 do.
z, 8 and 9 z do.
and 3 g ,lo
The lands reserved by law for the use Of schools.
or for other purposes, Will, as usual, be reserved
from sale.
Given under my hana at the city of Wssbinp,on.
the 10th day OF May, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
by the President;
JosIAu MEIos,
Ma, ~ hu o'Hre.
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MAitoir
NJ 9 ~ u M f. n I s,

vi y y y w /, " >,
TEOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
i Fire Places end Grave stones. Of American
snd iaiisn Marble, blue, white and clouded, for
,ale on the Packet wharf, NEwPoRr.
Il o,
500 pair Of Grave stones, Of the finest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this staie.--Frce Stone for Windows,
Caps and sills Hearths, Fire Places and Steps,
All Of which will be sold at the io@esS Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
a long credit ifrequired.
apply 10 JAMES STEVENS,
Nr~nnr' NNrch 2t Pelham Sire
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i~iIESF APPROPRIATIONS or
SPRlNG GOODS.
JAMES HAMMOND

RAs 3USq sRcSIyED,
X Aiha super AID supeline real London an
-. rNnch fashionable blue and BLACK Broadcioths
and Ca~,meres
EieSint patterns of fashionable Vesings-NIanda.
ran Crste sHd Foren,ine for do
irsh Linen, aud Linen cambrics, in whole and
hsIt p'des, remarkably cheap.
hHg'sh twist and Walhsm powerloom cotton
Shirticis.
hsndkehhisf,.
sComnshy Fisg and BaGdsnno hdkfs.
double -nd singte black Isarcelona do
Dlne, ma2Iin blue, aud yellow Hsnkins.
Saiinets, Cassiuets. York stripes and striped Jeans
Long and shoi, six and cotton Hosiery,
Webs tMen, suspenders--best beaver Gloves.
silk and cotton Umbrellas
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

By ne President of the Ontcd STATES.
NAT iiEREAs by the 81 section of an act of Con.
w gress, passed ON The Sd Of March. i5ig en-.
titled " An act to designate the boundaries ot dis
tc,s. and established land offices for the disposal
Of public lands rot heretofore offered lor sale IN the
states OF Ohio and Irdiana." the President of the
United States is authorized, by law, certain
lands TO be offered az public sale
Therefore. l. James Monroe, President u5 the Uni.
ted states. do hereby declare that public sales Ia
greesbly 10 law shall be held AS follows, viz:
At tie Land Office at Delaware in Ohio, on the
third Monday in August next, Tor the sale Of
townships 8 ! S 6 z and 9 north, ~ rom
ges and 10
"a I'D @'s %. %. -
1.-The Land oiFice a, Piqua, Ohio on tie first
Monday In August next, fos the sale Of
Townships and north, n ranges
.l 2 8 snd 4
At The ,ame place. on the frs, Monday in septem-
Der next, for the sale Of
Townships l 2 3 4 and north, in range,
6 7 and
Attse ssre pace, Of The first Monday in October
ne,., for the sale VI
townships 6 and 8, in ranges 254
567 md 8
At the Land Office at Brookyille, Jndiars, on the
third Monday in Scptember next, for the sale OF
Townships IL le Is and 20, IN fsnges
60 4 and
i9 ~ and 20 6
A; the same place, on the third ,iondy in October
neat, ioF the sale Of
Townships Is - and 90, in ranges 9
10 ! and .
II Is 10 and 60 IL
At .he Land ofice established for the District Of
Terte Hau,e in iadians, on the hfst Monday IN Mo-
yembeY next, for ibe sale Of
townships - and 20, in ranges ,+s67
and 3 west
IL IS and is east and west
Each sale will commence with the lowest number
or section, township, sod rsDye.
The lands reserved by law tor the use OF schools
or for other purposes will, ss usual, be reserved
from sale.
Owen under my hand. A the city Of Washington,
this 18Th day Of Msy. 1872.
By the President
JosIAH Mstcs,
CcmmssiSnef VI ue General Land Once.
MAJ 20. tNost
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber wishes a situation in some public
i Office % eisrk--ssii,fsc,ory recommendations
vii, te given. '"hS otbLois'
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A 7 +.

JONATHAN Il. ALMY, informs
tho public. that he has received for vale and
w'i' keep constant supply of DOUBLE ALE, of the
hrst qashy:@ No lSo. 2Aam,..sfrset sor,.er Of
Lssy.oAaJ. April -
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CUlIDALL 5 MILLS.
Wool C0rtiinp.

THE subscribers inform their friends
n aud the public. that they hsye repleni isheG
theIc Csrding MAcbnes with new Cards Of the in
est and u,Osi approved manufacture, snd ihl, the,
best manner.
They continue TO Manufac tufe all kinds of Wool
en- Goods, as usual Also, they color and finish
Wooden Cloths OF al! descriptions and to color gar
meats. e.;. that have faded or become uniastion.
able All branches of the above business Siil be
dose with dispatch, and on the lowest Ierms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledges.
CLARKE K GRlNNELL.
N.D--SANFonp ALnY, LItie-Compton-- PELec
CoReY, Ttyerton- WILLIAM PKAnss, Bristol
Fssry-and JoB SHERMAN, in Newpor', will re-
osive and forward articles intended for ,ne Mene.
factory, Portsmouth, July 10. 1920,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
Neae Orleans, Jan. 24.
WANTS CONFIRMATION.

Spaniard from Texas, who recently
arrived at Natchitoches, reports that the
well known General Long, with thirty or
forty companions, lately went to Labadle
and represented themselves as party OF
Austin's men who had come to settle upon
his grant. that they were well received by
the Spaniards, and treated with great civil
lity and kindness but alter few days.
they took ioIclble possession of the town.
and levied heavy contributions upon the
inhabitants. He adds however, that tDeIr
triumph was short. Some troops arrived
from ST. Antonio before the marauders had
commenced thel. retreat, who made them
all prisoners, and marched them in chains
to the interior. Such is the story as we
have received 1t in letter from Natcbto
ches, and we, give il TO our readers Tor just
as much as it IS worth.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
Charleston, Jan. Il.
FROM HAVANA.

By the schr. Sarah Ann, Capt Budd
arrived yesterday, in 10 days from Hava-
ma, we have been favored with the papers
of that place to the 7th inst. and with the
perusal Of Commercial Letters of the same
date; some extracts from which will be
found in this days Courier.
Information of the capture of four pi-
ratical schoopers, by the United States
brig Enterprise, was received at Havana,
by the schr. Mechanic, Forsyth, put in
there on her passage from Aux Cages to
this port--bs was boarded by the Enter
prize, and received the particulars from
Lieutenant Kearney as already published.
A brig supposed to be the Enterprise was
off the Moro, when the Sarah Ann came
out.
Information had also reached Havana,
that Commodore Cbaytor, of the Patriot
service, had captured large pirate al
schooner, off the Hole in the Wall, and
hung up 70 Of her crew, upon the Berry
Istano., as an example to others, engaged
in piraticsl pursuit.
We find nothing from Europe, by he
papers. later than the last of October
should they furnish any local intelligence
of interest it shall be given to morrow.
Part OF the cargo go tags Coffee of
the schooner Mechanic, Forsyth, put in
there in distress, had been sold in dam.
aged state, and II was expected the ves-
sci herself would be condemned.
A letter dated 7th inst. quotes rice We.
ry dull at D5; the best quality only would
command that; Flour DIG, plenty; Coffee
kept up, and is quoted at 90 2l1 cents;
The crop generally supposed to be con.-
derably short of what it was last year.
White Sugar Dc; Muscovado, 4, Molasse
5! reals per keg.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
Charles Bennett,

JTAS received aud offers for sale by the
Ii package or piece, iirst's imperial
blue and black cloths, of very. superior
quality colour and dress:
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns; GA
T4S-4 9-4& 1914 table diapers, remar.
kably cheap ga birds eye damask and
other diapers; GA hne and suPerfne cot
ION cambrics; Seine and sewing twine;
superfine aud 6ne patent shoe thread;
garden seeds-and as soon as the naVlga-
tion permits, he will receive Russia sheet
ings OF the first quality Patent whited
brown s. coloured threads, printed cettons.
&c. &c.
ian 81 lawf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29

trcn was aroused FROM h,r sleep BY some
lol the cnidrep /. the ado :.ing room. CONF
planning of the house tnll OF smoke.
She and her daughter mediately got up,
saod on reaching the or leading to the
cellar. discovered 1t, toi6r in blaze. She
immediately fastened tn the Chrldren's
apartments to assist then in their escape;
.by the Il ne this was es'ected, the Interior
of the building was nwrapt IN flames.
Not yestige of this beautiful Edfice re-
mains, hut cracked and tottering walls.
Al! that was under lie roof OF a combnst'-
ble nature has been destroyed, and nearly
one hundred Orphans suddenly, driven from
their benevolent Asylum entirely destitute.
From 90 10 25 oil these uDfort1naies are
still missing, but it is confidently hoped
they escaped the fury of the dames,s and
have received protection from some OF the
benevolent neighbors.
Perhaps there never has been an event
in our city, so strongly calculated 10 excite
public commiseration and regret:-or
which so loudly calls for relief;-and we
feel confident. thai the mere statement OF
tbe melancholy fact will be sufficient APP
peal to the humanity and generosity OF our
fellow citizens.
A consideration which ought further 10
excite the sympathy OF the charitable to-
wards the objects of this Institution, is,
that at the last annual report there remain
ed in the Treasurer's hands little more
than two hundred dollars sum, even il
this calamity had been averted, utterly in.
adequate to meet the demands of the Is
Enlistment.
The Widows Asylum, on the adjoining
LOT, fortunately escaped, although several
times in danger. Phil. Gazetts.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
Paints, Oils, Glass y Ground
Dye Woods.
A. p. COVER,

TTAS for sale opposite the Washington
Tavern, King street. a fresh and
complete assortment OF
Dry s. Ground Paints 8 Fine
COLORS.
Putty py the 100 lbs. put up in bladders;
glass Of all sizes, from by 9 to 90 by "a;
eopal yarnish; spirits turpentine; hnseed
oil; summer, fall and winter sperm lamp
oil:ground red od;nicaragua; camwood
fustic; Campeachy logwood, &c. &c.
jan l6 ~ 81 ~,
f-The Leesburg Washingtonian,, the
Winchester Gazette. and the Palladium
OF Liberty, Fauquier Court House, are re-
ouested to publish the above three times
and send their accounts to this othce for
collection.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
Philadelphia, Jan. 25.

ltrarely becomes our painful duty to an
nounce 30 distressing circumstance as
that which occurred yesterday morning.
That spacious building, reared by the mu-
ni6cence and humanity of our fellows ctr
zens, HE ORPHAN ASYLUM, is redu-
ced to ashes About 9 o'clock, the Ma
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
COM MERCIAL.

We have been favored by an extensive
commercial house in this city, with the
following extract of a letter from one OF
the principal houses at New Orleans, dat
ed Dec. 90, 1921. Bah. Fed Rep.
sit is our opinion, that 5000 hhds.
sugar will not be exported from this crop,
and not 1000 hhds OF molasses. II there
fore, the quantity of these articles usually
received from this quarter, has any materl-
al influence on your market, you may act
on the above information with the most
implicit confidence.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29

On Saturday last, James Rose was COM
mitted to the City Prison on warrant OF
Judge Livingston. He was brought into
this port by the U. S. schr. Shark. and
was charged with the crime of piracy
That being citizen of the United States,
he was ore of the crew of the French
schooner Caroline, which was engaged in
the slave trade, and assisted in receiving
on board that vessel, one hundred and IF
ty three negroes, with intent to make them
slaves. This crime, by the Act of the
18Th May, 1890, is punishable with death.
NJ. Y. Nat .Adv.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29

We have received by the Harriet, the
bills of mortality published daily in Mala-
ga, from which it would appear that the
health Of the city has been restored. For
several days previous to the Sd of Nov.
the whole number of sick in the City, the
Lazare:to, and the Hospitals in the SUI
burbs, averaged about ego day.
". Y. Daily .AdD.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
.1pri Term, 1913.
District of Columbia,

Alerandria County, set.
Mark Butts and Grafton Cawood, trading
under the firm of Butts and Cawood-
CcrnplaiHGnts
AGAINST
Thomas w. Peyton and William H. Dun
das, trading under the firm OF Peyton 4
Dundas, and Basil II. DayIson-Dsfen-
daRts.
DNHE bill in this cause being taken for
confessed and set for decree, and
coming on now to be heard. The Court
uDon consideration thereof, doth decree
and order, that Master Commissioner Aud
do state and settle the accounts between
the parties, and make report thereof to
this Court, and state specially any matters
that either party may require.
Teste EDM. |. LEE, e. G.
TNHE parties aforementioned are here
Il vby notified, that on Monday, the inst
daf of July next, at the hour OF 9o'clock
in the morning, at my office, ! intend 20
proceed in the execution of the foregoing
order, at which time a0d place they are
required to attend with the accounts and
evidence in support Of their respective pre-
tensions.
Given under my hand al Alexandra this
qIst day of January, 1929.
COLIN AULD, M. C.
jan 81 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
A Hat lost.

VATAS taken from the Assembly Room
w on Tuesday evening last, hat mace
by Lamson s. Clap, Baltimore; and WIN
The initials of the owners name marked on
the inside of the morocco that lines II
The person who has it, is requested 10
leave il at bar of the City Hotel. ,r
ian 26 81
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Friendship Fire Company

Extract from an act Of the corporation OF
Alexandra, for the extinguIshment OF
Fires: u,
Section 7 If any person who shall be
present at any FIRE, shall neglect or refuse
t TO obey the order OF direction OF any 3 al
Ger who shall be appointed by any hre
company now established or which may
be hereafter established, knowing him to
h. an officer. such person shall forfeit and
nav the SUN of Eve dollars; provided the
name of such officer shall have been hrst
published IN one of the public papers
A Ia meeting of the Friendship fTe
~ Company held at the Town Hal
January l4th, I992--The following OIL
GERS were duly elected for the ensuing
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Congressional Procse,I;a.

fromiths National Int lligsac.r
Continuation of the Proceeding. q ..
grcss of SQl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29

In the late messages OF the Governors OF
Maine, Massachusetts, New York, and
Delaware, TO the respective legislatures OF
those states, they express decided opinions
in favor OF the Maryland proposition for
the appropriation by Congress to the old
states OF part OF the public lands for the
purposes OF education.