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Une man anu ono LHt.
The above sale Was formerly advertised 10
iakr place On ihr 7th oil September last. a. The
rsuit nee &c Mrs. Murdoek, but vas PcsiF .
d hy ,unsen' e. parties.
SAMUEL KERR. Trustee.
- .anb,T Il. 20 -
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Military Election.

NTOTIcE is hereby given Z" the ConIHi s'sn
" eli OiiireFs sllacisd e. the 4sIh ksgi-
mrni, that an .ie, ton will he held ON Sslnf
dag lhr 22i day Il Drrenb"r HsKI. AZ DAVID
MsbaBe's, Esq 10 eject q NIL Gsurrsi i"'
the 81 Dssis,ano e aorlh CarulI.4 tlIl'iIa, ayr
able {. the Militia Law. liIs hoped that . sui
fc,cnt number Il Oilis. 70 vail attend 10 fogH Z
quorum iYr Court MARTIAL
THOS. JONES, Col.
November %. At
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crypta. Psalms, C"ncotdlnc,'. indcx. sc, c"m
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DEATHS. y Reiul B ,ok store prize Of The b.
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Philadelphia.

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By the Presidents:
JouN FORSYTH, Secretary OF State.
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November 20.
Southern Argus., 1838-01-16
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5 s. aIse aag bs said % extenualiol.
Where the original causei Who
8dugged them toths courses
I ms el nay { found In their re-
eapilo1 81 the ,saie deposltes, and the
ms s9cfians gln 81 the Secretary Of
tie Feasnsy ne elosite Banks. 50
ION here was an evident
inn eiY q the planterS Bank be-
coniins le csptaele.of the nationaI
find sl reasons. he beae-,
81 alized 70 a bank, from the
lad he'd SO preearious a
be eFeatly impaired if not.
lro5ed ard rs loans must be en-.
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tunlts fer 90 insldiols tarlpering,
with dilleEsEt etellsls to ope.
ste Eni have led to an inElu-
sence and ecIl Sol gafsry to.
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. when be placed his signature g
h oFthe United States Bank.
vas written fourteen years after
iololtbe charter Of the late 2 State
and tine served only 70 Strengthen
the opinion which he had Presiols
n. Itioammarkable faci5 that erel
eni Of the Unitel STATES, except ili
nt incumbent, has been II iayor q 4
a States Bank, even Gea Jackson
n. commend this iciier Is tic a
c2erasal o. fyoar reaie
A SBBSCl lBER
.Izaiissa's Letter b @. y. Esgsrso n
Phladclpa.
MoSTPELIER, 25th June, t63ts
bar Sr-I have received yorF fTicua-
Der oftbe 18Th inst
e lew Ines which alsWercd your for
bne Of tie 5lstof January las were
h IN haste and ln bad heall bul they
ssed, tbough withoat ito attention ini
respects due to Tic occasion, a d
lon the views Of the r Pfcsidafi. as io'a
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nc 10 pTcpOalcraie greatly over the
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K Charge OF inconsistency
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in I79l-and ray assent
on the cqlesion, Row Fka q
rRzcEDENTs, czporng
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by preceding eg ailiFes
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ons Of he lib 0a succeed iad el
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) the laws a rue 81 DECISION p
Andwby are Judicial edent
formed 81 due discussion and c0ns
lon, and deliberately sanctioned 4
ard repciitions regarded IS ofbin(
nfucnce, or rather Of ohltoyila
in settling the meaning Of . law
be answered, because rs IS
nable and established axiom, iai q
Of society requires thai Tie rules
pct of its members, should BE c6yi1I
nolrn; which would not be the css
Judge, disregarding the decisions Q
ccssors, should vary the rule Of lii
ling to his indiUidnaL inteyPreialfoH
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b vel ilcegnitum!l"
condly--because an exposition q 4
publicly made and repeatedly eopiilT
the constituted authority carrie -
fair inference, the sanction OF bo
having made the law through lheir
iiUe organ, appear under such circlii
cs, TO have deicrmihcd ii ncania
gh their jutliciqfg organ Cen
IS consequence. h1t fhe meaning .
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thnt tie meaning at should BE-
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-03
HYGEIAN,

HNHIs Is TO CERIFY, that Mr.. SAMuEL
IL YouNG, having given assurance of his convic
lion in the Hygeian Theory of Physiology, as de
veloped by the British College of Health, London
and having furnished the necessary security against
counterfeits, is appointed State Agent for vending
the HYGEIAN PROFITABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINE AND PUBLICATIONS IN and for
the state Of Rhode Island.
In confirmation whereof, l have this sixth day of
February, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight, set my hand. GEORGE TAYLOR,
Sole General agent for the United States of america
By appointment Of The British College of Health.
THE subscriber beng appointed Sole Agent by
Or. George Taylor, Successor to DIR. III. Shepard
Moat,D for vending MORISON'S HYGEiAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES in the State Of
Rdode- Island, hereby gives notice that no person
will be authorized to vend said Medicines in this
city but for the accommodation of the public, a.
gents are appointed in different parts Of the Staie
and to guard against imposions, they may rest as
sured that should any Medicines be offered for sale
IN this State; purporting to be Morisons Hpgeian
Onirersct Medicines by any person except myself,
or my authorized agents, as named below that they
will be spurious article. SAMUEL YOUNG.
No. 107 Westminster street.
AGENTS APPOINTED, VIZ.
Mr.. DAVID MELVILL, Newport.-Mr ELI.
PHALET YOUNG, Wickford.--Mr. JOHN b.
WALKER, Woonsocket mchl4-ly.
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ORRlS TOOTH WASH.
THE ORRIs TOOTH WASH is purel

HNHE ORRIS TOOTH WASH is purely a
IL vegetable preparation, possessing the proper.
ties OF cleansing the teeth and mouth restoring the
gums TO healthy state, and preventing any un.
pleasant taste or odour in the mouth whether ari-
sing from decayed teeth, from deranged state Of
the stomach.
" Sound teeth and white teeth are the most valua-
bic portions ofpoor humanity, but how many ne
giect the attention necessary for their preservation
even when surrounded by all the means needed
Among these we know Of none more pleasant and
etfectual than the Orris Tooth Wash; il cleanses
and whitens the teeth, strengthens the gums puri-
hes the mouth, and sweetens the breath. We rec
ommend its use to all, young and DID,"
boston Post
The Orris Tooth Wash is the best detergent we
ever used on our enamel."-( Boston Transcript
To the Publie.-The concurrent testimony of the
most eminent Dentists and members of the medical
faculty in every part of the Union is united in ia
vor Of the Onis Tooth Wash,
From DR.. Eleazer Parmley, Dentist
have used the " Orris Tooth WASH" and hav.
ing been made acquainted with the various articles
Of which it is composed, feel great pleasure I rec.
ommending il as an agreeable, wholesome, and ef-
fcent wash for the mouth.
No. ii Park Place N. Y. JAN, 1888.
ELEAZER PARMLEY.
From N. Dodge, mauuiac turer OF Imitation In
corruptible Teeth, and Surgeon Dentist New York.
Gentemen.-l consider your Orris Tooth Wash
the best in use. | wish TO keep il constantly on
hand for the use Of my patients; please send me q
ia' ss1al s;s.Ii street. New York July = poocE isSi
The aJore Is for Sale in Narport, b.
n. =. TAYLOR.
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validity as the originals. And the Secre-
,sry of the Treasury is hereby authorized
to cause the expense attending the transfer
of the records to be paid out of the appro-
priation for surveying the public lands.
SEC. 3. And be Il further enacted, That
the Surveyor for Wisconsin Territory, to be
appointed in pursuance Of this act, shall
establish his Office at the town Of Du Buque,
in the Territory of Wisconsin (; nnd that
he shall be allowed an annual salary of
fifteen hundred dollars, 10 commence ot
such period as his Office shall be in readi-
ness for operation and be shall be author
lied to employ one draughtsman and clerk,
whose aggregate compensation shall not
exceed sixteen hundred dollars per aunum.
He shall also be allowed the sum Of three
hundred aud fifty dollars per annum for
office rent, fuel, and other incidental ex-
penses of his office /; to be paid cut Of the
moneys appropriated for surveying the
public lands.
APPROVED, June 18th, 1888.
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APPROVED, June IL, 1888.
[PuDLlc.- 3l.l

(PuDLic.-No. 81
AN ACT TO ascertain and designate the boundary
line between the State Of Michigan and the Ter
ritory Of Wisconsin
BE Il enacted By the Senate and House of Represes
tdfires Of tho United States Of America m Congress as.
etted. That the Surveyor General Of the Ohio, In.
diana, Michigan and Wisconsin land district. under
the direction Of the President Of the United States
be, aud he is hereby, authorized and required I,
cause to be surveyed, marked, and Designated tn,
boundary line between the State Of Michigan ant
tho Territory Of Wisconsin, sgreeabIy to the boun
dairy established by the act entitled "An act tc
| establish the northern boundary line Of the State Of
Ohio, and to provide for the admission Of the State o
Michigan into the Union, upon the conditions there
in expressed" approved June ffteonth, 1885, and
TO cause to be made plat or plan of the boundary
between the said State Of Michigan and the said
Territory Of Wisconsin. and return the same tc
Congress at ITS next session, aud that tho sum o
three thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby
appropriated to carry into effect this act; Propided
That the whole expense of surveying, marking and
designating the said boundary line shall not exceed
that sum.
APPROVED, June l2th, 1888.
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NEWPORT
BOTANIC THOMSONIAN
INFIRM AIRY.

TUNHE Subscriber, having been for more than three
u years, in constant and successful practice, now
offers his services to the public Botanic Physic
idn.-He would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Newport and the adjoining towns, that he has
taken the commodious house at the of Spring
& Mill streets, where he will administer the Pure
1homsoHian Medicines 70 such may favor him with
their patronage. No pains will be spared to render
the patients comfortable, and to restore them to
health
Situated in Of the most healthy places in our
and the subscriber fatters himself that the advanta
ges OF this lnfirmary surpassed by few institu
tons of the kind in this country. To his former
friends and patrons, he tenders his hearty thanks
and should they stand in need of his services, he is
ready to administer them such remedies the God
Of Nature has bountifully scattered over fields
This Infirmary will be conducted'under the mme-
date patronage Of DIR. SAMUEL THOMPSON.
The subscriber will at all times be in readiness TO
attend to cases Of midwifery.
Medicine chests will be put up to order
1hOmsOns guide to health
Ro6ensOn' Lectures:
And a general ortment of
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly ON hand and for sale at the Infr-
mary. c. GARDNER.
Ierms.-S3 for a course of medicine
S3 so per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is at all times in read
ness for those who wish to take it.
July 4th 1887.
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TPuBLuc-No2 29.l

AN ACT to create the office of Surveyor
Of Public Lands 10 the Wisconsin Territory.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of RepresentafiUes of tie United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That a
Surveyor for the Territory of Wisconsin
shall be appoisted, who shall have the same
authority, and perform the same duties re-
sPcciing the public lands and private land
claims in the Territory of Wisco nsin, as
are now vested in and required Of the Sur
yeyor Of the lands Of the United States in
Ohio.
SEC: 2. ind Be IL further enacted, That
y shall be be the duty Of the Surveyor for
on'c TO deliver 10 the Surveyor for Wis
soss'a Territory, all the maps, papers, rec
nsos, and documents relating to the public
:c"o: and private land claims 10 the said
.Lerf,tory Of Wisconsin,, which may be in
s's cihes, and IN every case where !, shall
~ ,mPFacsicsbls 10 make : sepnrs,;on of|
s:cn maps, papers, records and documeo,,
w"nout injury Il shall Lc his duty "a eau.c
copies s'sseof. certified, BY him, to be- fur
Missed 70 the Surveyor for Wisconsin Ter.
rnory; which copies shall be Of the same
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TPUBLIc.-No. SOL
RovED, June 18th, 1888.

[PuBLIc-No. SOL
AN ACT to establish two additional land Offices in
that part Of Wisconsin Territory west of the river
Mississippi. a
BE henaeted by Tie Senate and House Of Representa-
hres Of the United States Of america IN Congress as
sembied, That for the sale of,be public lands in that
part of the Territory Of Wisconsin situate west of
the river Mississippi, two land districts are hereby
created one Of which comprising all tho lands
south Of the east and west line which forms the
northern boundary Of the township adjoining 10, and
Immediately south of, the township in which the
town Of Davenport is situate, shall be called the Des
Moines land district, the land Office for which shall
be established al the town Of Burlington; and the
other district comprising the lands north Of the said
east aud west line, shall be called the Du Buque
land district the Office for which shall be established
at the town Of Du Buque.
Sec. 2. Ind be it Ju,ther enacted That the Presi-
dent be- and he is hereby, authorized to appoint, by
and with the advice and consent of tho Senate, reg
ster and receiver Of public moneys for each of the
said districts and who shall respectively be required
to reside at the site Of their offices and have the
same powers, perform tho same duties, and be en-
titled 10 the same compensation, are or may be
prescribed by law in relation to the other land Off
GERS Of the United States.
SEC. 3. ARdbs IL further enacted, That the Presi-
dent is authorized TO the public lands in the
said districts with the exception Of section numbered
sixteen in each township, reserved for the use of
schools or such other lands may by law be Sc
lected in lieu thereof and Of such other tracts as he
may select for military or other purposes, 10 be
posed to Isale in the same manner, and upon the (
same terms and c0udhons as the other public lands |
of the United States.
Sec. 4. Ani be II further enacted, That, when |
ever the President may deem il eIpedent, he is !
hereby authorized TO the said land Offices to
such other places within those districts as he may
judge proper.
APPROVED, June IL, 1888.
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O. NOTICE. IN

FENHE subscribers have recently made additions
n to their Stock of HOUSE BUILDERS
MATERIALS, and new cffer 10 the public as
good an assortment of every article IN the line of
their business as can be found elsewhere in this
community.
Our LUMBER YARD is at present stocked
with a complete variety of every kind of Lumber
which this market requires; Plank and Boards
of every description among which the first quail.
" is thoroughly seasoned and in store--Clapboards
Nos. 4, - .. North Carolina Shingles Pine
and Eastern Cedar do, shaved and sawed--Laths
1t in. Il IA in.-Bind Slats--Fence Pickets, NC.
&c.-A fun assortment of ton and ranging Tim
ber, and Joist of every description a, our Timber
faid adjoining John Oman's wood wharf, in the
rear OF William Loyies Store. As Agents for the
Kingston Steam Mills, we shall always have on
hand good supply of all kinds of Cedar Boards,
which will be sold at the lowest prices and for cash
only.
In the article Of HARDWARE, we intend
keeping for sale such goods only as are suited 10
the wants of the HOUSE CARPENTER: 10.
gether with an assortment Of House Joners' tools,
IN the selection OF which, great attention will be
paid TO the choice OF the most approved make and
stamp and such us we can confidently recommend
TO be good.
Through the summer season we shall continue
10 receive occasional supplies Of LIME, fresh
from the kilns, our irst quality Of which we shall
brand and warrant TO our customers. Our assort-
ment will embrace Dcrfsr first quality, yofnfa
and Harris, Rock, Th0mosforR and C0nsdes.
A commcdious Brick shed has recently been e.
rected at our Lumber Yard, which we shall keep
well stocked with HARTFORD AND TAUN-
TON BODY AND ARCH BRICKS; which
will enable us to furnish dry Bricks suitable for
immediate use, in all weathers.
GROUND PLASTER OF PARIS for
.j,sscco Work and HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
of the most approved Brands, can always be OBJ
to ined at the Lumber Yard.
In each aud every article In the line Of our busi-
ness We intend TO have always on hand as good an
assortment, and we stand pledged TO our customers
TO SELL As Low As ANY OTHER DEALER IN THE PLACE
II individuals purchasing for CASH where no
rharss Is made, will receive a liberal discount
from credi: prices.
Such as are in want of House frames, OF dinep-
ion Lumber Of any description, BY leaving their
iers at our store previous 10 the middle Of June,
'an have our personal attention in procuring the
'ame at the Eastward.
Newport, May %, 1895.
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[BY AUTHORITY.1
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TwENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
TPupLIc-No 2S.1


AN ACT to secure the payment Of certain
commissions on duty bonds to collectors
of customs.
he 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States OF
-1merica in Congress ASSEMBLED, That, on
all bonds for duties, taken by any collector
of the customs, the payment whereof has
been at any time postposed by virtue of
An net authorizing further postpone
ment of payment upon duty bonds" passed
on the sixteenth day Of October last, the
collectors who took said bonds, respective
ly, or their legal representatives, shall be
allowed by the Secretary of the Treasury,
and entitled to receive, the same commits
sions, whenever aud rs fast as the sums
secured by such bonds shall be paid into
the Treasury, as they would respectively
have been entitled to be allowed and re-
ceive had the said bonds been paid at ma
turity and without such posiponement
and no part of such commissions shall be
claimed by or allowed to the successor in
office of any such collector, in any case in
which such successor would not have. been
entitled by law to portion thereof, if such
pos'ponement of the payment Of said bonds
had not taken place: Provided, That
nothing in this &c, shall be SO construed as
to give to any collector Of the customs, or
to the representatives Of any such collector,
a sum greater than the compensation he
would have been entitled to receive in case
the law therein referred to, for the compen
sation Of payment, upon revenue bonds,
had not been passed, aud tue said CON-
missions had been paid to the collector, to
whom the same are hereby given, duriag
his continuance in Office. and at the first
maturity of the said bonds.
APPROVED, June 18th, 1898.