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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-07
Archibald Munro,

mas 3Us7 RgchIFED AEC roR SALE,
10 hnds st. Cr-iX Rum, 8 pipes Cog
pa, Brandy. do Holland Gin, 50 Dolls Country do.
50 hhds To5iso Noasses.
70 do. HLtsnzas DO.
30 Tsrces New Rice
so chests and boxes Young Hyson, an llyson.skiu
Teas
20 do. souchonE and nohsa Teas.
20 Kegs Malaga Raslns.
20 Boxes Nuscatel do.
2ODuus Flss--do. sul,ana Rai'ins-Bass, Al
mJnd,, 81. june >
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-07

HAS JUST OPENED
80 - - 80" "' .
"A ference 10 the duh season, will be sold uncor
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-07
NEW GOODS.
John B. Newton,
III his did .Sie!nd


No lO4, Thames street,
HAS JUST OPENED
"A ference to the duh season, will be sold uncom.
monty low, VIZ -,
B B,aeH md Gsured sntS lace
s,.s,%s ", iss' and ..r.nes 5%'N @ssps ss1ps'
B ,ck and white silk hose = JAcc get grapes
Do do Gloves 4 British shrtlngs
n,e C.,;coes SGstniture ribbons
Cambria prin,s l. .iaNsn grapes
Eurn;,ure Dmity NInita,ion sheetings for
ye,,'.ure yery superior % and come shoe Innings
mon figured and Pa rsS,s 6So ds%,'k ami, silver .v.s
Ch;,,y Z needles assorted for
Black Bombgzins L fanny use
Twilrd bomOazetts rGloVes ana hosiery
Vcstings az s.S ha'uAe'N"'~'''
Fancy n'usins &C "o
ILSo
The largest and bes, supply of American sheet
5nrs and shirngs now in town, and as low u not
lower than can be pufcbssed-consI listing OF
8 bales of brown shsetings, at Ia, l5' and IL Gus
per YARD
do v,hitened sheetinga at rs cents:
do very superior tuil yard vide ditto Tor II Gus
1000 yalds over 3.4 wide brown sheetngs tor ~
u is;
500 do very superior ditto fer % cents
500 do whiteneL !uto tor Is.
LIKEWISE,
Chex, bedticking stripe, gnghams, sewing cot.
tons of every description. Ghoies lie and retail.
Newport, Aug 10 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-07
March II, 1924

Newly Ulh aul NhOuc- Island
STEAM. boATs.
NN tic thri of July. the following arrangement
~ will be adopted and continued for the -esson ::
The Connecticut Captain Bunker, will leave Prov.
dence. every Saturday. a, q o'clock. " and the
Fulton, Captain Comstock, every Wednesday, at
4 = NJ
From New York, the Cor necticut will depart eve.
ry Wednesday at o'clock, T.. H. and The Fulton,
every Saturday. at the same hour.
july
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CHARTS, &c.
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
T3sY AUTHORITY

Al &C L to extend The time limited Tor setlp-
nelt of private Land Claims IN tie Territory
OF Florida.
Be 1t enacted oy the Senate and House
OF RehreSeatatlVe Of the CblAei Stutes
o. y4mertca m Congress- assembled, Thot
the tiine limited iJrtne settlement Oh pri-
yate Land Claims ~ the Territory Of Fl3-
rlda, by all act oi the seventeenth Com
greaa, emitted Al act amending, anI
supplementary TO, The act for ascertain
ing claim, and uiies 10 lands in The Fer
ritory oi Florida, aud To provide Tor the
survey ana disposal OF the public lands
Ill FLORIDA, be, aad tae same Is hereby,
extended and enlarged until the first day
oil January Oex wnen The comtnlss
ers for ascertaiiiIng claims and Jules 10
the land, atoresald, shall make return
OF Their proceedings to the Secretary oil
the Treasury, to he laid before & lngress.
Sec. .. Ind be 1t further enacfed, That
the clal naai or claimants shall not be
required To produce, IN evidence, a de-
raisinent of title tom the orisinai
grantee or paenlee, Dat the eXhibtion
oil the original tile papers, asreeaoly 10
the fourth section OF an act, passed tue
eighth OF May, eighteen hundred and
twenty-five, entlsIed An act for ascer-
tanning clal AS and titles to lands Wlthin
the Territory OF Florida" VITA the deed
or devise, TO the claimant, and the Office
abstract or abstracts OF the Interme dlate
coaveyances for he last ten wears pre-
cedlng the su render OF Florida to the
United States and, where they cannot
be produced, theIr absence Satisfactorily
accounted for, shall he sufficient EVIL
dence OF the right OF The claimant or
claimants to the land SO CLAIMED as
against the United S ates: Provided,
The claim be defined IN guam ny, and
the amount does not exceed the quanuty
limited III the second section OF the act
which this Is intended 10 extend: IND
hroDtded, The conditions required by tne
laws and ordinances { the Spa sn :
yernment, and the irea,y between Span
and the United States, shall nave been
complied with.
Sec. s. Ind be it, further enacted. That
no person shall be TAX On and dec med TO
be an actual settler, within The provisions
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13

oil tae " Ael amending, and supplement
tafy to, an act ton asccrtalnng CLAIMS
and titles 10 land IL the Territory oil
Florida" passed on the third day OF
March, one Thousand eighl hundred and
toenly-ihree, ufsies, such person, or
those under whom be claims ttle, shall
have been in the cultivation, or occupa-
oil the cessian.
Sec. 4. Ind he il further enacted, That
so much Of the act OF which this Is an
amendment, as authorizes the Secretary
oil said commissioners to demand and
receive from The claimants ten cents per
hundred words forrecardlng titesto land,
be, and he same is hereby, re- called.
Sec ind be ttfnrther enacted That
the former Secreiarles or those whn
may now be Secretaries, 10 the said
Boards of Commissioners, who shall
have received their SALARY of one lhen-
sand two hundred and fiijv dollars, from
The Treasury of the Uni ed states, who
is, by Law, declared to be their full com
pensation, snail be, a0G they are hereby,
required 10 pay over, respectively, to
the Commissioners, cOhiornabiy with
. the provisions OF the original law, ali
such fees as have been demanded, and
received by them, which shailbc appro-
prlated TO deiray the expenses oil the
Commission.
Sec. 6. IND be il furthcr enacted, That
SO much OF the act OF which this /,
ancndatory, as makes VOID ailclalnis NJ
fled before The hrsl day oil December,
one thopsa ID eight hundred and twenty
three, be, and the same IS hereby, re-
pealed and 1t shall be lawful for claims
to be f ed any time previous 10 me frs
day Ut September next; bul all and eve.
ry ciaiG, no, fled 0y thai time, shall
be held and deemed void aud oi none ei
|, CT.
Sec.7 Ind be 4 further enactea, That
each OF the CIunlssIJners heretofore
appointed, or VIVA NAY hereafter be aD-
pointed, who has performed, and shall
hereafter perform, the duties assigned
hin, shall receive from the FIRST VI Ju8aX
in February unIi Ire first day Oh January
next, d, the rae Of two thousand dollars
per annum, IN full compensation for his
services.
Washington, Feb. %, 1921.
Approyed JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
To the Editor orthe Illinois Gazette.

SIR-I heartily wish ny fellow -citi-
zens n .fer, nan OF the state u hG are
possessed OF common humane prudelce
mr. foresight. woold iouk arourt thena
and observe what kind oi ner IN, Y are,
., br are v,,hjng In let IN slavery ,tban
us, and lsen atlentively TO lhe reasons
thcv owe tor il. have been emniov-
inc mysell in this way, ia n, own 10 ~ h.
borhood. and have found the, ate .Ill er
extremely selfish or extremely short
,iphted. and generally. 10th. Ihet are
mai sor, 81 peopi, vhu are SO intent on
heir lutte, pitltuf. ptSseni interests, that,
scc0rdinp to the oid pro,erb, lhe, would
set house On hre iur tie convenience
81 roasting their own eggs at tht Game"
For instance, one worthy conv enliomst
IS Watching for legacy oil a slave or
two, a, the decease ~ his fothe, AID
b9hc8 that Illinois mav become slq7'c
ototo ,b,t h. my be ail,,. en- 10 trnp in
,n,s oreeinos inheritance. .netsh-
5ors.-oY ujtbouf ercehtion. are bfInci-
Md a.,aias, slavery: they abhor il as a
rr,o,e and dread i, as the greatest of
-alanities: but. what cares he tor neigh
bors.or nrinc,Dles !? FIt-paod man -
thinks Of nothing but roasting his eega.
Another wants a black weneh IN In, ta-
n,nv. and far this mjpha hene6, he
h9tee mat Illinois zviU became sfa1,e
8tate A bird is a politician, and can't
see wby we should not be allowed 10
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13

even at the Instance OF majority of this
sta.e, as wise and good patent would
relec the ill-adVsed request OF an mex
pcrlenoed ehlld.
And further, II we rely on A Stu
dent" in his exposition uf the power aud
duly If Congress, THAT would be suf-
hoient secury II eho Ordinance itself
were set aside. He dec lares, and truly,
that " Over ii (meanine the Constitution
oil the United Slales) Congress has no
control, to model and sult il to inferior
governments enjoying or seeking its pro-
lection and alliance. On the contrary,
its provisions always stand superior
and alone ;" so much so that II a repng-
nant clause were To find us way into
state constitution, Ii would be as a dead
i letter. Nor would the acceptance of
such constitution by Congress be of
more avail: they cannot ratiy what con-
| nicls WITH the federal CONSTITUTION"
The above is sound, and. for as, sea-
sonable doctrine for what, | ask, in the
WIDE world, or the world beneath, is
more repugnant to the federal consiitu-
non, than the introduction oil SLAYER,
For this exposition, SO much TO the pur-
pose, and So clearly stated, " A Student
has my cordial hatks.
JONATHAN FREEMAN.
P. S. The pr speet OF slavery not APP
pearinp To suit the priniples or tie in
clma'tons o the meIurily ot our citizens,
he UnmHgated curse Is degree be-
y9nd Che present daring OF The conven-
tiunisis. In the face of well authenticate
Cd facts, and well remembered CONVEX
sallons al Nandaia and elsewhere, on
their triumphant return trom ihtIr leeis-
laive campaign, they tell Us no" that
their real object Is not quite so odious
they would be content with HnHed
slavery But it is in ,alD--they deceive
only themselves. Suppose this precious
scheme to be adopted, and the state over
oDrcad with slaves, 10 be emancihGtcd
AFTER time, what would be The cunse-
quence Winter does not more surely
cover our fields with prairie tov Is and
hawks, their faithful attendants, than tbs
would cover the country with free me-
groes and ktdnahkerS CT indeed the
totmer we're rot suuggled of and sold
before the expiration of their term Of
servrude,) converting this now peaceful
and happy land into second Africa
scene OF vilanits So horrible -oi barba-
rites so afrocious-- that We should be
compelled at length 10 take refuge in alb
soiu,e slavery. Then would ne real
Object oi Inc cons ehlirisls be accom-
Dlshed !-LIMIrED SLAVERY Mr.. Edi-
lur-.ou have undertaken 10 shew eff
this monster To advantage: lei me, as q
freed, adslse YOU not TO ausmpi it: the
more the Thing Is exposed the more de-
testable II will appear; and you Will run
a great risk OF exposing yousef.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
PUALIsHEn WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms ofsa5gcfbtiou- perannum, parable
in q.ipatre, subscribers Who do NOT comply
wlththis condition viii be charged at tic rate
OF 81 per annum. A future TO give notice OF
a Sish to discontinue Al the end OF each term
viii oe considered as new engagement. No
paperto be discontinued (llness al the option
ofte Editor until all arrearsges shall have
been paid.
.3teerhsements, not exceeding square, viii
b. Inserted at s for the first, and 50centstor
eaea sabsequeatinsertion Larger advertise
ments n the same proportion.
CT Letters TO the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
p3AA gsU IA.


FfoiH t'e AasNasH'a fePholic"''
FcHo7o- LHi~eas - w lave lAken into
consld ration subject HAT has caused
more dlssenton and caVil than A45 eser
been presented by any other since or
sdmioslan INTO the Union as a free and
independent state, VIZ: fbe amendment
q pHr coastNuft9a. bis subject has
sc ldOm oeen viewed "tbruu2h any other
medium tnan that oi interest, or dl5cuss-
ed IN any other language han that Of pre-
lndice." II mas du- ziea bc piStonRrp
dnd Hightened he ftmld, u h,le each de-
magogue III the state mas ohaeavored 10
turn that act OF the last tegislauee,
which made the people II TINS respect
the guardians oi their own liberties, 10
tn advantage ot his parry. A3 the time
IS no, lar dis an, ahee we shall .be Cal
ed upon TO decide thls question Of great
S ate concern, ii i, tIne Tor Us to dlvest
ourselves OF every personal, party, or
inordinate premdice, and view II with dis
Interested cantor, that we may decide
whether or not aeW convention IS cal
cu.ated 10 produce The wealth, prospcti-
~ and happiness oil the state. Ii n1s
been by pursuing such q course thai the
friends oil this measure have been able,
undismay ed, to enter the storm aud gam
strength IN I've MIDST OF it--they have
pointed to the atneloratI0n which 1t is
calculated to produce, whilst its enemies
could not present any event winch can
result to its disadvantage without resort
ing TO some offspring oil ina slnation that
will prove aboruve.
The virulence with which the anti
convention parry have tra,nced those
members OF IN last legislature, for sub
hitting to the people the amendment of
constitution, intended for their own go
vern,nent, too Hearty demonstrates their
anlI-republcan principles To shield them
from the suspicious of free and indie.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13

TO The Editor of tie Illinois Gazette.
SIR,
The gentleman who, under the sigma
ture OF a " Suddenly" has done ms the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13

a. &C L to extend The time limited Tor set,.p-
meat OF private land Claims IN tie Territory
OF Florida.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
HAIR RESTORATIVE,


vsvIE important discovery of vegetable substance capa
Bile OF restoring and preserving the hair, acciden
tally made by individual, who has neither the capacity
nor the disposition TO practice deception fraud The
fullest reliance may be placed on the efficacy and power
Ot the Vegetable Cerate not only restoring and
ting the falling off the hair but in producing tho greatest
usre and lvelness Of it Imaginable and the public may
rest assured that its effects will be clearly manifested in
the Of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth OF the hair, and BY eecuay preventing its com
ling out falling eff The Vegetable Cerate tends
cnscate and excite the energies of the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secrete the matter fom
ing the hair these like many other organs of the animal
body which have been in of dormancv disease,
may be restored their healthy action, and perform all
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being aware OF the specifics
pamed on the public and DESTROYS that the present article
may not suffer- its merits the effect has pou
ced on hundreds of PERSONS both male and temac and
found to be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming of the heads of those who have used
t. and all that is asked relates TO the verify ofs e
feet is fair trial.
Elderly people, with bald heads must rest assured that
by applying few boxes of the above Ccrae, their hair
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life
To prevent imposition, the sale Of the Vegetable Cerae
will be confined to Dr. JAMES II. HART for the city Of
NewYork only, of Broadway and Chambers three
doors from Washington HALL where it will be sold at 81
Us.
liberal deduction will be made 10 country dealers
NJ b. Gentlemen that bald after using il for
weeks, will find small fibre Of hair growing place
that is bald they will continue it for about days after
its appearances then they will shave their hair close of
where it is affected, after that will receive its natural
and vigorous growth.
by Sickness the Cerae will restore them in very lit
tie time full and beautiful head of hair as it is beyond all
doubts that it is the only thing that has been discover
ed in this country, or perhaps in any other.
- few boxes OF the above valuable article Just
ceved from New York, and for sale the Waterman Of
flee. 2S-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to the last Will and Testament of John
~ Starr, deceased, will be exposed 10 Public SALE
All day, the 25h IF 8h month ne11 at o'clock Z. NJ al
the house of John +. Mansfield, III the village Of Cant
wells Bridge the whole of the Real Estate Of said deceas
ed consisting OF the following described lands aud ene
ments, situate in the aforesaid Villages New castle county,
and State Of Delaware.
No. 1, Lot Of Ground, in high state of improve
meni, at present divided into two parts aoinng lands Of
David Wilson, the heirs of William Corb, and Others
icontanng four and sixty four perches be lie
more or less, which erected very and
Portable story brick Dwelling ouse with two rooms
on the first oor four chambers ahoye and cellar under The
whole, all well finished, also brick Smoke-linuse, Sta
bling, Hay Barrack, Carragellouse, &c good order
and at convenient distance excellent garden, well
closed, and pump Of good water in the yard. This
property offers every necessary convenience for the
Portable residence Of family and is considered of the
most handsome situations in the village.
No. 2. landing Lot and Wharf on the west side of
lAppoquinnnk Creek, containing ninetywo perches he
Houses for the reception of grain, capable of containing
5000 bushels each.
No. 5. Lot Of well improved ground, adjoining lands
Of David Wilson, the heirs of William Corbi, deceased
and the landing road containing six and ory-two
iperches. be the same or less.
No A. An undivided right, being one-thrd part Of a
Lot OF embarked meadow, adjoining the east side of the
csuseway, and meadow belonging the heirs Of William
Corblt, deceased, containing five and ninety mine
perches, be the same more or less.
The property VIII be shewn TO any person previous to
the day OF SALE and the terms, which viii be
dating, made known, application to
I. DANIEL. CoRBITT, Ear
i Cantwe's Bridge, 9TH Mo. 90 1894. 63-10t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Board of Health have received nfor-
w nation that pestilential disease prevails at
the Havana from which vessel has already arrived and
may be daily expected now therefore the said Board
Of Health, by and with the advice Of the Health Officer
do hereby declare and make known to the citizens and
habltants of this Borough that infectious contagious
disease now prevails at the said port of Havana and
hereby ordered and directed that ship arriving
port place. after the publication of this act shall be
brought CT suffered TO approach to the said Borough
than The mouth Of Chrisana Creek, and that person
persons shall be landed put shore be suffered to
be landed put Shores amy goods or merchandise
be landed or put shore, permitted be from any
ship or vessel arriving aforesaid from the said port
Havana or any other sicky port place, until visited by
the Health officer and the permission of the Board of Health
shall be first had and obtained And is hereby declared
and made known that the above regulation shall continue
in force until the first day Of October next unless further
order shall be previously taken therein.
By order IF the Board Of Health,
g. p. BENNETT, President
PETER CAVERLY, Secretary.
Wilmington, IS July, 1894 61-12t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20

- fNIA5uNf DtPAHTMENT 7, JOIe 81, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the propretols OF he ex.
IN changed per cent stock of 1872 issued in porsn
of act of Congress entitled, authorziupa
subscription TO the old six per and deferred stocks
and providing oran exchange Of the same passed on lie
sixth of July, 1872 that the principal Of the SAID and
the interest which may be due thereon The time will
be paid to the said proprieors their attorneys duly a
horzed, the first day Of January 1885, the Treasury
in Washington, at such Loan Office the books where
of any portion of said stock may stand.
Information is further gwen that surrender of the Ger.
cates of the said exchanged six per stock will he
required at the time Of redempton and that the interest
thereon, will and determine the 3st day Of De-
cember, 1924. WIN. Ii. CRAWFORD
July 9. 59-t1Jan Secretary Of tie Tfeasurv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-20
Lumber Yard Removed.

ITNTIE subscriber has removed his Lber lard from h
j. late stand, Joseph Roblnsons Wharf adjoining hlnF
street, where he has hand assortment OF Wfe ano
FeHo7v Pine Boards ScaEag, Plank, Singing and Pfas
teYny Lat Shingles of different kinds, and intends keep
ing general supply of all kinds Of lumber used in build
ding all of which he offers for sale on the most moderate
terms. WILLIAM SiMMoNo.
Wilmington, June Is, 1924. SIT
N. b. lie would purchase quantity of Lumber of the
different kinds would receive Lumber TO sell on Com
mission