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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21
FRUGALITY.

o FRUGAIITY thou mother of ten tbousard
blessing tlou cook of fat beef and dainty greens
thou manufacturers of warm Shetland hose and
comfortable surtouts ,--llou old housewife darnnr
thy dccayed stockings with thy ancient spcctlccs on
thy aged nose lead me, hand me in thy clutcheJ.
palscd nst, up ihosc ghs, and through those hck
els hitherto inaccessible and impervous 10 INV any
ious weary feet :aot those Patnassian cravs. bl,.k
and barren. where the hungry worshiprcrs of fame
are bre. thess, elamberng, hanging between heaven
and hell but those glitterimg cliffs of Polos wbcr,
the s-suiiiccni, all.powerfal deity. wealth holds
his immediate court OF joys and pleasures whcrc
the sunny exposure ot plenty and The hot wills of
profiisun produce those blssful fruits of In .x
ot.cks in this world and natives or Paradise ,Erho,
wthered sylh, a.y sage conductress, usher me mn
the rcfdlgcnt and adored presence the non,.r
splendid and potent he uow is, was once the mi.
il,, nursny OF Thy faithful care and tender ar,ns
.lall PIE t, son, thy cousin, thy kinsman. fynur.
i,e, and sdiurc the God by the scenes of his ;nc,
years, no longer 10 rvpusc as stranger or On =.
lien but to favour me with his peculiar counlrn,a.
ard protection lie daily bes,ows his creates, l;aJ
nssses on the undeserving and wortRless-.asx,,r..
him thst bring ample documents of ,pcr;,or;o,.
dement's pledge yourself for me, that for m. ,''
r.,ris cause cf LuoaE. will do any thing no g.,
thi.sg--but tho horse-leech of private oSnre,.",
NJ ,sse cs,iare Of paDsk rODvr,
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FOR SALE,

A FARM, in lying Jamestown, plea
4 n sanity situated about half nile north from
Of excellent land, joining the main road, with
House, Barn and Corn. House Said Farm has a
beautiful Orchard, well fenced with stone WALL and
is well watered An indisputable title will be given
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber,
living on the premises. JOHN WEEDEN, jun
jamestown. Oct. 10, 1910. ~t .tr
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AN old woman, JAM WENHAM by name, was
tried fo' Sltcacrafc at the lila tf,rd Assizes in
England in The year l7l2 The Judge, who presid-
ed at the trial, wishing to save her e told the Ju-
ry at some young reomen, unqucstionaby posse ssed
the powers Of witdhcraf, but he believed they al.
Ways lost those magickai po,sers when they grow DID,
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GENTLEMAN sat to write deed, ana bcga
With Know one Woman by these Presents" {" You
are wrong,(says by-stander) it ought to be Know
all Men" every we answered the other, II ,ar
Woman knows it, all Men will of course.
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FOR SHE.

THAT pleasantly situated Estate, now
Il occupied as Tavern, by SAMUEL DuRYEE,
in Portsmouth, containing "a acres Of land, with
good Dweng-Bouse and new Barn, that will ac-
commodate ten horses. There is on said place a
young orchard Of choice fruit trees, five years DID,
and about of handsome wood. The above
place is pleasantly situated the east roao leading
to the Bridge, is miles from Newport, and COM
mands an extensive view of the cast river Those
who are inclined TO purchase, will please apply to
WALTER CORNELL.
Newport, 10th Of the 10th month, 1910
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REAL LSIAl E---FoR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale, his
Il House and Lot, together with large Coach
House and lsr stsble the largest and best in the
town Of Newport, situated in Broad-street, few
doors from the State House.
The above property will be sold reasonable, and at
accon modsting terms.
JAMES PERRY.
July 49, 18,I.
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Tor SALE, by the subscriber, val
Il usble FARM, very pleasantly situated in the
town of Middletowp, about miles from Newport,
adjoining the river, the side of the island,
where there is good fishing and fowling, and near TO
the beach, afordirg plenty of manure. Tie Farm
contains about 40 or SO acres of excellent Lard,
good Dive ling House and Out Buildings, fenced with
stone wall, well watered and Orchard thereon Of
the best grated fruit trees just coming to maturity
For terms, apply to the subscriber, on the premises
WILLIAM TAGGAkT.
Mddlelown, Nov. 2, 1910.
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NOTICE.
TIE. the subscriber having been ap-
pointed by the Hon. Court Of Probate of the
Town OF NEwPoRr, Administrator upon tie estate Of
WILLIAM GODDARD,
late OF said Ne1eport, ShipCarpenter, deceased |.
ana having gwen bond according law for the faith
fu discharge Of the trust thereby committed to him,
requests IL persons who are indebted to the es ate
of said deceased, to make immedist, payment, and
those who have any demands against Said estate, to
exhibit them TO him
BENJAMIN PITMAJ, Jun.
Aug. Is
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FOR SALE,

IN Garsrer's Wharf, sixteen Thousand coNNEC-
- TicUr BRICKS, ofthe best quality. Enquire o.
Nm. Cs~suer, On ssid Wharf, SEP, 10.
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LOST,
A the late Fire Of Mr.. Uestgafe's Dake-.,
4 = house. two Fire Buckets, nearly new, marked
p"bois-No. 1 and a. Whoever has them shah
be rewsrd 'd BY reta g item to The owre-.
NV. ~. S. DBHLOfS..
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BSEE|E

LeIcDrestca otObs4ti1lC6 LA~lr 0f Hes1Ifh.
,(Price 81 and so csnfs. .jwT .
One Of the most ehicacious Medicines, ever offer
ed to the pubiick, for the speedy relief and cure OF
obstinate coughs, colds, consumptons, the hopping
cough asthmas, pains and winds in the stomach, re-
moving habitua costyeneSs, sickness at the stomach,
dysentories choler morbus, severe griprgs, the
summer bowel complaint III children, &c. &c.
~ DR. ROBERTSON
Vegela6le WerSOus COrdiaL, or Natures
Grand Restorative,
r ,-.f (Priee s and so cents.
Is confidently recommended, as the most efTicaci-
Gus medicine, for the speedy relief and OF all
nervous complaints, impurities OF the Blood seminal
weakness, gIects and various complaints resulting
from secret rmpropriety Of youth and disspated
pleasures, residence IN warm climates, the mnoder-
ate use OF tea, the unskliiful or excessive use of
mercury, 40 often destructive TO the human frame,
and diseases peculiar TO females at a certain period
OF life, barre &c. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21

NJ OE.
II HE Subscribers intend to COM
4 menee the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town, in the
OF ten or twelve days. Those parents and guardians
who wish their children learn the art of Weaving
with the Flying Shuttle, &c. are requested TO apply
imedialely Wages will be given according TO their
ages and abilities, and increased they in
the art of Weaving.
They will immediately commence Manufacturing
different kinds OF twne and lines Wanted,
quautity OF Clean FLAX. Apply to
JAMES PERRY, or
July "a STEPHEN DEBLOIS.
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NOTILE.

TIE Subscriber lavirg been srpcinted ty tie
4 Hon. Court of Probate, of the town OF New
port, Administrator upon the Estate of
SUSANNAH BUTTS,
late of Newport, deceased ard having given bond
according 10 law, for tire faithiui discharge of the
trust thereby con- miited to him, pquests all per-
sons who are indebted 10 the Estate of s'd d.cea-
sed, to make immediate payment, and those who
have any demands against said Es,ate, 10 exhibit
them to him. DANIEL DENHAM, Jr
Nov. Ii. n GminIstrCfor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21
ITCH OINTMENT.

A nedicme which will certainly cure the
ITCH without having in il airy thing either danger
Gus or disagrera5le.
One box cures a person, and there need be
washing after tho use oft rs the skin is gcner.
ally left clean and smooth.
The above Bitters and Ointment are for
sale at the Druggist Stores of CHARLES FExE,
JAMES TAYLOR, and SAMUEL w. vISsoS, in New
port May 2S
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Zen 10. the dark md gloomy cell, ~
Where murd'rers, W confinement dwell,
= t7 Ehov hna'st ne lonely way ff 4
- There, feeding on their haggard forms,
oao Thou high'enSah thclr dread alarnis,s ''sf'
- And with the IN ever stay.
OIL, ,.dost thou scek the humble cot, .
To irown upon their happy 1T,
Whose bliss has least alloy f..s
But still more Oft dost thou appear
Nhclr thph aud wine the wealthy cheer,
To dash the cup Of JOY
At dh rent times thou'rt seen to wait u
Upon the begg,r aud the great
BOth al thy toOtstool bow.
Nor pr:nfciy robe, nor priestly gown
= Aiiord areiinge from thy irown ~ i...
ai3 Iiiey dread thy wrlnklcd Brow If5'
" But come 10 me, with all Thy trains y, r, y
Distrnelion, giet, coroding pain, lsit a5.llr
Thy hclish gloom court ,.i f1
DNeIi in my breast, and nourish there
Unboanded frenzy, fell despair, ..l
And with my senses sport. 5, $500.
No more disturb the rural cot, N..,
Or tribe with the beggar's lot, 81
ig Il Or mar conviyiA glec--
Leave n,irth and wine, the rich to cheer,
1he orphan to dry up the tear,
And dwell alone with me-
THEODORE.
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.,.,,,a,.,,, 4 TO MELANCHOLY.
-arIIAII, sombre sprite tnou Queen Of gloom
so Who DER The trackiess forest roam,
20 Atmd-nights solemn hour aiN
Where, by the palelmooii's silver rays.
~ The trav'lef chsnnts thy mournful lays
H A yictiaI 70 thy pow'r p
C'er I,ytia's waste thy footsteps move, ~
q Or on The mountains summit rove, H,t
Or lhreugl the valley glide. ''p i.pe
% Off nave thee OH the shore,
Where, gsinst herocks, ruGe bows roar
.a Where rolls lLe ioan,ing tide.
Of, oi tn bleak and dismal plain,
I've hear., alone, thy peDsiye strain ~.
.Fioh on the whistling wind.
While from her den the nlght-Lid scrcamd,
:" Or hyid lighnings round noe glean'd,
And swepd with fear my mind.
= Upon tire cliffs projecting brink,
5s- Where noughr but moss-grown stones e'er drink
The evenings bgimy dew t.t.A
Pvc wauder'd OFT, when grief deprest
!, The warner feelings OF my breast,
To sit alone with you.
Pye seen thee at the sacred dome,
=. And watcli'd thy progress 10 the tomb,
4. Where ,droppd tic chsystal tear :;
There, bast thou sweipd the bursting groan,
And .dded 10 he orphans moan,
Whiie resting the bier.
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v5 DR. koBERTSoN's
Patent Stomachick Nine Bittcrs,


io (Price One Doiar.) DhA
Those ce,eb ated and well known Btters are COM
posed purely Of vege ables, and particularly
dapted for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite they extremely servceable III all seasons
but particularly the approach OF warm weather,
when bilious fevers experience such total loss OF ap-
petite .fiso, certain preventative against inteillt
tent habits, sgucs, dysentaiies, &c. &c.
DR. koBERTSoN's
Celebrated Gou md Rbeumatick Drops.
Price 74vo Dollars. 't'
safe and eflectual cure for the gout, rhcuma
tism, l,lnbago stone and gravel, swelmgs and weak
ness of the joints, spralns, bruises, and all kiCds Of
green wounds--the cranp, pains IN the head, face
and body, stiffness Of the neck, chilbains, frozen
limbs, &C.
~ DIR. RoBERTsoN's
MfalHbe Horn Destroying Lozenees,
A medicine highly necessary 10 be kept in all fam
es--price so cents. t l4t
DR. DYoTT's
t "a Inh- BiliOus Pills,
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and Mag
nant Fcvers Price 25 cents--large boxes 50 cents.
DR. DYoTT's
Patent Itch Ointfnent,
For pleasantness, safety expedition, case, and Ger
tanty, is Intimately superiour to any other medicine
for the cure Of that nos, disagreeable and tornien
ting disorder TIE ITCH. Price SO cents per box
DR.. IIsSoTT's
Celebrated Cont and Rhennat,ck Drops.
(Price 7aUo Donars.
The Vegetabe Balm Of Life,
(Price One Donar.)
The Balm of Ibsyia,
Extracted from IBERIA Plant, for curing defects
of the skin, and improving the complexion, &c. &c.
Price Two Dollars.
The ReSforatiVe Dentrifce,
For cleansing. whitening, and preserving the teeth
and gums. Price SO cents per box.
Since the above invaluable medicines were first
discovered upwards of Seuen Hundred 1housana
Persons have experienced their happy and salutary
effects, many Of whom from the greatest debility.
DIR. DYO1'r, respectfully solicits the pubiick to
observe that owing the certificates of cures, per-
formed through the efficacy of the above medicines
having become too numerous for their insertion in
newspaper. he has in consequence thereof published
Pamphlets, wherein are en- oiled, in the most de-
mons, rated and conspicuous manner, the undenable
facts signed by citizens of the first respec, ability,
clergy, and members of the faculty and are now to
be had gratis of him and his re espective agents,
throughout the United States.
A Fresh supply Of the above Medicines, for sale,
at the store of .t.
G.. Il. RICHMOND, III
Providence, and by
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
.APo1HEcARr, Newport Sept. 8.
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PRICE FIFTY CETNS
Secured to him by Letters Patent from the President oj
the United States. t rI
A MEDlCINEcxremciy useful for curing
"A Jamdice and bilious disorders, and removing
hat sinking, FAINT and distressed feeling at the stom-
ach, difficulty of breathing, loss OF appetite, and
sleepy. dull hca,iness in the fore part of the day,
weakness and trembling of the imbs, ziness of the
head, and yellowness OF countenancc. complaints so
common to iaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected in
New-England Ivy the above medicine Gas may be seen
by the bis) prevent the necessity of further recon
mendation.
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS,


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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16
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Gnrnpe.

NORFOLK, Feb. IL. 1910
u BY fhe orriUGi Of ne shih Ores,ea Al
len, IN so days from Iive,ftooi, me Edi.
for 81 nc Herald las been hut in hox-
Sc$Sfon Of London f,efcrs 10 ne mn and
Liverpool 10 the 14thef December 1hev
are Fe,3eefty sitent as 10 this cou,1trv. and
remarkably barren IF zchat syouid tc ofiu.
fcresf to ne american reader Ecyye
ger, see haze made some Seiecfiona :, .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

n TTENTION-The members of the Rich.
IA mond Troop, are commanded to appear in
complete uniform, on the Capitol Square, on
Thursday the 22d inst. at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
BY order of the captain.
RICHARD RANDOLPH,
1st Sergt. X. r. c.
Feb: 49, tod
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LIVERPOOL. Dec ID 1910

LINERPooL, Lee. a. 1909
Having received by the Courier paper. of
THIS morning copy of the Emperor Napo-
leon $ speech to the Legislative Body. we
insert 1t below, conceiving that 1t deyeJop..s
intentions interesting and important Doom
,"eroiai as well as political views. and there.
lore may be acceptable to our friends.
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NT Office On the oin day OF December last,
IN friend Of the subscriber sdeposited let
ter with the Post Master at Yorktown, address
ed to Messrs. Mcclure and Robertson, of Phila-
delphia, enclosing 6 6l0 in bank notes, AS noted
below.-Tho above let,erbaving been miscarried,
the several post masters in the United States are
requested to examine the letters remaining In
their Offices dead letters, and ii such letter
should be discovered, they are desired tc forward
ii to the place directed. Ii appears from the
books of the post master at York Town, that
said letter was marked 40 cents "A liberal re.
ward will be given to any person who will res
tore the aforesaid letter with its contents or give
such information as will lead 10 discovery, by
JOHN PATTERSON.
Matthews County, (Va} Feb. 3, 1910.
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IENITENTIARY STORE,


MYSTIC WAREH HOUSE.
IN J.. BURR. in addition TO the articles ma
~ nutactured at the penientiary, offers for
sale an assortment OF GOODS Of HOME Nh.
NUFACTURE, sig
Fine and coarse HATS OF every description
regu!9r supply Of Cotton CLOTH, on con.
siFnment fro,a the Providence hiMuiactory and
will be sold by the piece at the mill prices, viz:
BEDT1cgING, STRIPES, CHECKS & PLAIN
CLo1H IFS, STUN CorToS, single and double
hrrne made LINEN SHEETING
= RICHMOND GUN-POWDER by the key,
warranted Of superior quality
PHILADELPHIA PORTER & ALE in
casks and bottles, and BEER in barrels
Harness Leather, Wax Calf Skins, Boot Legs.
Coloured and Black Roans.
WASTED TO HIRE, by the year, good
COOPER.
February IS. If
SHALL leave this state (llnmedlately,) for
Z a few months.
AUBIN LA FOREST
Feb 10. u
ETREsH CLOVER G. GARDEN SEEDS
a FoRShLE by the subscribers, at their ne W
Medicine Store near the Market Bridge, guam.
t'ty OF CLOVER SEE and a general assert.
inent OF GARDEN SEEDS, consisting in part
st early and late P0ss. do. Beans. do. Cabbage,
doTurnip, early Rsdish, Lettuce, Parsnip, Beet,
Carrot, Peppergrass, Si'rbus, &c sc.
Atso, Medicines. Drugs, Paints, Dyeing,
VAIL 2. ROGERS.
Fcor"fy ~ 2aw.
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or Published BY Thomas Richie. nearly OBJ
posise the Gisbe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
CT CONDITIONS. Five dollars a yea. TO
be paid annually in akuanec. Those spho srish to
Be considered annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it the time of subscribing, otherwise
their papers viii be discontinued at the expiration
Of tke first gear.
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURN.fL ROTATION OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the CyclOid and the Epi.
Cycloid.
WITH
AN APPLICATION or THE THEORY,
To the explanation OF the various Phenomena of
the Winds, Tides aud ofthose Stony and Me-
tallic concretions which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface OF the Earth.
BY JOHN WOOD,
Author Of Elements Of PershsctiDe, trim
Ted in London, in 1899.
December ID 81.
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hIOTICE.-By virtue of deed in trust from
IN Richard G Martin, and William G. Mar
tin to the subscriber, to secure the payment of
several debts due Brown, Rives & Co. as IN said
deed expressed-will be sold agreeable to law,
at Elijah Garth's tavern in the town OF Charotts-
vile, on Monday the fifth day of March next, it
being Aibemarle court day, the following pro-
perry to wit one bay Mare with bla zed face,
one feather Bed ana furniture, stihdry other
household furniture, also one seventh part of
the Estate of Patrick Niche decd, which the
said William G. Martin claims right to, in conse-
quence of his internarriage with his wife Sarah,
a daughter of said Niche consisting Of eleven
Negroes, or so much thereof as will be sufficient
To pay I'll: balance that may be found due under
said trust.
MARTIN DAWSON, Trustee.
Milton, 10th Feb, 3w
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LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS

NOh'Dh1, n ~. 4.
ANSWER TO GOVERNORS SPEECH
The order of the day, to take into considc
ration the reported address lin answer to In
speech of his ezcellency the Governor be
ing taken up,
Mr.. BANGS (of wy after remarling that
he could see nothing in the concluding para
graphs of the report which could be cmsi
dered as answering any thing III the Cover.
nor's conciIiaiory speech, moved. that oil
that part Of the answer which related TO the
foreign relations of the U. States, be stricken
out.
a long debate ensued.-Thc motion to
strike out the paragraphs alluded to, was
advocatedby the mover, rMr. Bangs1 in a
speech of G5 minu'es; by Mr.. Moody (of
Saco) and Mr.. M'Fsrland, in short speech.
es: Mr.. Morto', OF ID. in a speech of about
half an hour; Mr.. Crowninshield, in one OF
nearly the safsc length and Mr.. Greene Of
d. la short speechi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

In The House Of Representatives of the U.
,. on "Wednesday the S1st nit. the f,,!lowipe
REPORT was read, and committed to n
committee OF the whole house.
The committee. to whom were referred ,t,e
PETITIONS OF Sundry surviving officers of the
late revolutionary army, in behalf of them
selves and others,
REPORT-
That by resolution of Congress. Of the
18Th OF May, 1873, all ,ililary officers WHO
then were or should thereafter be in the
service Of the United States. and who should
continue in service during the war, and not
hold any Office Of profit under the u. States.
on any OF them, should after the conclusion
OF the war be entitled to receive annually for
the term OF seven years, if they should i've
50 long, one half Of the then pay of such Off
GERS provided, that no general officer of
the cavalry, artillery or infantry should be
certified to receive more than the one half
part OF the pay Of a colonel of such corns
respectively; and provided that the said
J Resolution should not extend to any officer on
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Sales at AUCTION.

MILL BE SOLD, ON Thursday, the Goth
w inst. at the late dwelling house of Major
Josaph Scott, decd. all his Household & Kitch
EN- FURNI FyTRE, consisting Of excellen, beds
and mattresses, tables, chairs, sofas, one side
board, one cltest of draws. one liquor case, one
desk and book case, complete set of knives s.
forks. silver tea pot, table and tea spoons,
ALS0-A very valuable collection of books 8,
maps, among which are
Sl.=a.esi.G.Ts Plays complete
Gibbons Roman Empire do.
Humes History OF England do I;
With many others, and sundry articles too tedi.
Gus to enumerate. The sale to commence at g
O'clock: For all sums under so dolls cash, and
tor all over, 100 days lit, for approved endor
sed negotiable notes
RARTLETT STILL,
ductioneer.
December 49, ids
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the morning. The instructions containe
III your letter. concerning the Inequality.
supposed to be intended by this governments.
I'm the state OF our diplomatic relations. sha Ii
be executed with the discretion which un !.
duuotediy theyre9uirc; and I am persuadA 4
ed. that the result will be perfectly salts !.
factory TO the President. In the mean time
l think can undertake to assure Won thar
no change has taken pace in the opinion OF
iord wellesley, as announced in nv r,,ivaie
letter 20 you, of the 4th of January, that a
Hiniser pleniDotentiary of rank should b,.
sent tn the United States. ertainiy no
idea mas been entertained here of a ~ ma
nent or long continued charge d affAires Ii
could only be intended To send oae in inc
nTSt ir>tance. And have reason TO be CON.
hdeht, that for some time past it has been
I'D agitation to appoint minister plenipo-
tentIary without delay that lord Wellesley
mas IN TACT thought Of and mentioned a per-
sos and that Mr.. NJ rier's departure has
been put OFT III conseque nee.
In the case of the CheSaheoke. / have all
ready stated to you, that t.nk there will
be no difficulty. il the farther punishmenc
OF Berkeley is not made. on our part, a stne
gda non. Your instructions are very clear
that this Is not to be peremp.ory insistc
on
nave nothing to add to my communica-
ZION OF the 10Th ut. concerning the British
oiockades OF france, before the Berlin de-.
Gree, except that mean to press lord Wei
lesley on that subject. at our next inter.
view, as did at our last. shall not fail
at the same lime, to draw his attention 10
the orders in council and the intercourse
act.
need scarcely say, that if events should
make it proper for me, in obedience to the.
Presidents commands. to return to Ameri.
ca ('eaving charge affaires) shall lose,
no time in doing SO
have the honor to be,
WIN great consideration, sir,
Your most obt. humble servant.
(Signed) WM P!NKNEV,
Ro6eri Smith, Esq &c &C sc.