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LoOking-Class Plates, Jeauel,y, &c.


NICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs
IN his Customers and Friends, that he has inst
received from the manufactures in Europe, an as
sortmcnt Of fLOOKING-GLASS PLATES, as former
y which viii be ready for sale in few days,
as they can be fitted in frames.
.9iso hanaL-
A complete assortment OF Cutlery Tea
Pots Pocket-Books; Suspenders Gdld Lace, brass
Harsdirons, Shoves and Tongs Windsor Soap ;
Starch; Hair-Powdcr warranted waterproof Liquid
Backing Scotch and Maccoboy snuf-and many
other articles, too numerous to particularize.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
ON usual--Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work-Elastick, differ
ent shapes, round, octagon, and fiat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its standard.
He thanks his friends for their custom--and will
sell those articles at very smaladvance.
Ne1port, Jan. "a, 1910.
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FOR SALE,


TWO Lots of Lard, pleasantly stu
u ated at the head of Broad-ssect, adjoining
each other, containing $50 feet front, and 20 feet
rear, with large two-story new building thereon
fronting the head OF Brsad-sreet.-The building has
been occupied Coach-maker's shop, and is well
calculated for Dwelling House, and with small
expense may be made beautiful stuation.-On one
OF the Lots is good we'll Of water-.4so for Sale,
Three good Chaises, with round and square tops.
and one Gig, all with plated harnesses. .4lsc, Two
excellent Chaise Horsess-The above may be bought
very cheap-For terms apply to-.
ISAAC STALL.
.Nevport, Oct 25, 1909.
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PUBLICK AUCTION,

on .M0Jv.D.fY, JL7RCH 12--.it @Ho'C2oek.
(unIess previously disposed of at private ssie)
A N exce.eut Il ARM, containing
"A about 100 acres Of good Lend, situated
on ,yames0xn, about miles north OF The Ferry -
with convenient Dwelling Houses and other ne-
cessary Out-Buildings, thereon standing. There is
an excellent Spring of Water the House, ard The
land is well watered. said Farm contains a goo
Orchard, and well Fenced. Possession given previ-
Gus to The 25th Of March next For further nior.
ormation applyto ELISHA TEW,
jamestown Dec. 7. on the Premises.
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FOR SALE,

A Valuable HOUSE LOT, 40 by
1 n al feet, with the Shop thereon standing, ia
Ih0mes- Street, opposite JosEPH CozzEN's Hatter's
Shop The Shop on said Lot is IL feet by "a, well
lathed and plaistered.
.aiso-a small Shop adjoining my dwelling house,
and the .Nsrport Bank the north side Of ashsng-
ton-Square.
.aLso-a Farm, situated in the town of Charlesfswn
containing about 100 of Land well proportion
ed with meadow, pasture, ard wood land
TO LET,
My Dwelling House, in WashfnstOn-Ss Square, at tie
foot Of the Parade, the north side.
For further particulars, inquire of
SAMUAL VAUGHN.
Newport, Jan. II, 1910.
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FOR SALE,
BY THE SUBSCRIBER,

A FARM, on Point Judith, contain
1 n ing about $50 acres of excellent Land, with
large DIV cling House, good repair, good Barn
and Crib, two good Orchards I'll OF the best grated
fruit The said Farm is div ,ed in upwards Of tweh-
ty lots with good stone wall ; and will cut as nudh
hay, and of as good quality, ard raise rs much grain
as any ore IN the county, of It's size-,here is like
wise suficiency Of excellent sea man,re that comes
up on the tlai annually.
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber.
BENZ. ROBINSON.
South-Kingstown, Jan. 13, 1910.
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ZAKE NOTICE.
WILLIAM PEARCE,

Resheegfully informs his friends, and the 1sal6
iek in general,
THAT he continues keeping a TAV-
Il ERN at his house in the village of Vickjord
town of North kingss1Sn, next door to PHILIP TIL.
LINoHAsT, Esq. where the greatest attention will
be paid to those who may please to favour him with
their company, and may depend having the small
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
CT The house may be well known by its end front
ing the street, and the sign of Bunch of Grapes.
WEXFORD or. L. } Oct. 25, 1909.
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Fresh Fzeay Er SaEs.

lust landing $50 bbls supe,ils FLOOlf, OF vert
superioui quality. -.a5e,-
10 Pipes Country GIN. The above Ccods may be
purchased at very great bargain. af "A, Ihcnes.
street HENRY y. CRANSToN SCO.
Feb.H.
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Aquedneck Coal,
From DR.. CASE's MINES,
EOR SALE, at the store on BARIow's
= Wharf, at 8 per chaldron. Apply to
JASON SPRAGUE.
.Nsrpsrs Jan. "a, 1910. .
Benjamin Colman,

PHYSICLsNS .URGEON,
INFORMS the inhabitants OF Neep-
i port and its vicinity, that he has taken Lodgings
at the House of Mrs. CoTTRELL, and offers bis
services as Practitioner-Patronage is respectfully
solicited
-egporf, January IL, 1910.
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-Almanaes, for 1910, School,
Books, Stationary, @e.

WANTON & RATHBONE,
1t their Store. 90. Tnanes-stree ormerly occnpedSy
Nh. BENZ. REyNoLps,) corner Of fJNarkst-Sqmare,
and at the store lately occupied by Mr. NArnANlEL
DEARBORN, 90, Ihames-st
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE,
RICKEKSTAFF's, RHODE ISLAND,
~ FARMERS, and THOMAS's .aLcgEa.N.aCS,
for 18l0-by the groce, dozen single, As cheap as
can be purchased from the Publishers.
.Aiso-2oo reams Cap and Pot No. l and .
Writing Paper and 20 reams Foolscap Paper, made
in Hartford Con. Of mperiour quality, suitable for
schools, which be afforded SO cents per ream
less than the usual price.
School Books.
Webster's and Alden's lst, Cd, & Sd Parts;
Daboll's Arithmetic; Morses Geography; Precep-
tors Columbian Orators Testaments Dictionaries,
and School Books OF every description, by the dozen
single. 80
An assortment of Family Bibles, with and
without Plates; and one groce School Bibles, of an
excellent edition, which will be sold unusually cheap
BLANK BOOKS,
Of every description, constantly on hand, ruled 60
any pattern Playing Cards, by the groce, dozen or
single pack Pocket Books, &c.
The following ArticAes Of London Sta,
Honuy, haze just come to hand.
Few reams best hot-prcssed Wovc Letter
Paper; common Wove do. few thousand Quilts ,
Penknives; best Lead Pencils; Ink-Powder; Wa
fers, &c. sc.
They offer for sale, g very general assors-
menf Of
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
at reduced priccsCountry Stores, Private Libraries,
&C. furnished on the best terms, and at liberal dis
counts.
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions Of every hate and
Interesting publication also many rare and valu
able Works Books loaned by the week, month,
quarter, or year. on the usual terms.
THE HAT STORE
is furnished with HATS Of every quality and price,
usually wanted, such Felts, Castors, Beavers, &c.
made in the best manner and warranted net to crack
fade, and at the lowest possible prices.
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS, a
great variety, cheap, as usual
Newport, Nov. 29. 1889
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FOR SALE,

TON CHLE,
A FARM, lying in the southwest
L \ part Of East Green.vch, containing about 50
acres of excellent Land with twostory DIV cling
House, good Barn, Corn-House, CidcrHouse,
Backsmdth's Shop, Horse Shed, and other suitable
and convenient Out Buildings. Said Farm is well
fenced with stone wall is we'll proportional for
meadow, ploughmg and pasturing !; and sufficient
quantity of wood. There is an excellent Orchard
on said Farm, just coming to maturity, which pro-
duces about so bbs. Of Cider.
The conditions of payment will be made easy, and
such as viii suit the purchaser the credit may be
for one quarter, one-half, three quarters of
the purchase money.
Tho above property formerly owned by
GEoRoE NICHOLS, Esq of North Kingston, and is
now owned by the subscriber. iFor further particu
lars inquire Of the subscriber, on the premises.
SAMUEL DYER.
Edst Greenzyich, January 18th, 1910.
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FARM.

TOR SALE, by the subscriber, q val
y liable Farm, situated in the town of PsrtsmouA.
adjoining that Of SAMURL ELAN, Esq. about S miles
from Newport.-Said Harm contains about 20 acres
of excellent Land Dwelling House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses.
Forterms and particulars, app'yt to
HENRY TEW, on the premises.
Nesvbort, .qus. %, 1909.
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TR.fT r.dLU.dBLE ESTATE,
Ne. il2, e lis, Thames Street,
AIOW occupied by Charles e. Hos
IN k;v. 81 Co. The Lot measures 45 feet, On
THqmes s,resf, and 100 Church sfrea, with sere
on L. The House has nine Rooms on hoor, with
a eood Well of Water at the door Fot terms sP
Pkto rxox, 20 ,oxv,axn
Ne.spo-r, Jar 3, 1910.
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FOR SALE,

THAT pleasant situation South oftfc
Il grick~.,fatkes, about so feet on 2Aamessireef,
extends about 400 feet west, with small Whsrs
There are two large and very commodions Dwelling.
Houses, one fronting on 7zome'-streef, No 177 and
179, with two convenient shops IN front the other
stands west, very well calculated for two families
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Ne,rperf, Sepfembe~ 13, 1909.
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To be sold at Pnbliek Auction,
On MONDAY, the .4th of April next,
- At 10 o'clock, A.M,-On the Premises,
CJrniess previously disposed Of at Private sais,)
T>iFTEEN Lots of LAND, situated
IL on Mill-Street.
For Further particulars and terms, apply to
CHRlSTIANA BANNiSTER,
or JOHN BANNISTER.
Nersporf, Jan. "a, 1910
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To be Let,

T HE lower part and one Chamber,
together with one hslf Of the Garden) Of the
House, No rs, at the upper end of Broad STREET.
For terms, applyto
EDWARD STANHOPE.
.Nesvborf, FEB 2.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber (as he intends to
l. leave this town for. NewcsYork, on the first of
May nex earnestly solicts all those who indebt-
ed to him, to call and settle, previous - that te
to enable him to satisfy thosetowhom he is debted
WILLIAM MUNROE
Feb z.
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THAT pleasantly situated HOUSE
Il and LOT, now occupied BY the Subscriber,
No. 8, 1rvspeef-fGR, with Yard, Garden, good wen
Of wsser, &c. The House is completely finished
For further particulars. apply TO
Ian. NJ. THOMAS HUDSON.
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TO BE SOLD-At Publick Auction,
On AzOND.AY, the 18Th Of March merit. at
Xo'cioek, NM at The House Of the
subscriber in Middletown,
FARMING tools of almost every de-
Il scriptioN 8 stacks of excellent Hay a small
quantity of Corn and Potatoes 2 Cows, and head
of young stock second hand Chaise, in good re-
pair small boat quantity Of Poultry, with 9TH
articles.
TO BE SOLD, OR LET.
The FARM, owned by the subscriber, in
.Niddlefos,s.
TO LET,
The HOUSE and SHOP, No l24, Thames
ssreet, Newport, now occupied by Mr. THOMAS
CLAnxE-possession given the Goth Of March next
Apply to
CARDER HAZARD.
J'fddefo,sn, Feb 81.
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To Let,

T,HE HOUSE marked No. l, situ-
Il ated on Washington Street, Easton's Point,
lately occupied by capt. JosHuA ArrLEBv. The
House is in thorough repair For terms, apply to
JAMES TOWNSEND.
.Nevbsrf, Jan. "a, 1910.
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

THE House and Lot at, theNorth part
Of Easssn's point, lately occupied BY the Rev.
Mr.. Bradley
.aiss.--The Masts, Spars, Sails, Rigging, Stores,
&C. suitable for q single decked Big, Of Ito or lis
tuns, or high double decked Brig of l20 or lS9
tuns.-Apdlyto CONSTANT TABER.
il .Nerpsrf, Sept. 13.
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Mr.. Smishso Gouernour Holmes.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, NOV. Is

DEPARTMENT STATE, NOV. Is. 1910
SIa--l have received your letter Of he l7th al
Oct. enclosing the memorial OF the convention of
West-Florida. To reprcss the unreasonable expec.
tations, therein Indicated, m relation to the v%caht
land in that territory it deemed proper to lose no
time IN communicating TO you and to Gov Claiborne
The sentiments of the president on the SUBJECT
The right OF the United States 10 the territory OF
West.Florida, far the river Perd0o. was firiy
acquired By pu,chasng,and has been ornsiiyrsui'cd
bytrea,y The delivery OF possession has indeed been
deferred, and the piOcrsstmalon has hitherto been
acqucsced III By this Cove nncnt from hope, pa
tientiy indalgcd that amcsbe negotiation would ac-
compHsh the equitable purpose OF the United states
Bat this delay, winch proceeded only from the for
bearance Of the United States enforce legitimate
and well known claim, could not impair the LEGALITY
of their title, could any change IN tie internal
Of things without their sanction, ho~soever
brought about vary their right tremians, fcourse,
perfect as II was before tire interposIiion OF the
convention And the people of West-Forda must
not for NONE nj be mls!ed by expectation that the
United States will surrender for their exclusive ben
,ft what had been purchased with The treasure and
Tor the benefit Of the WHOLE. The vacant land of
this territory thrown into common stock with ali the
other vacant lands Of the Un.On, will be property
IN for the nat,onal of all the people OF
the Unired States 1ne community of inter- ats upon
which this governr ent invsiiaby acts, the liberal
policy (which il has uufjrmiy displayed towards the
people of the territories (s part OF which policy has
even been Just regard 10 honest settlers whnever-
theless, be a sufficient pledge to the inhabitants Of
West Florida, for the early and continued attention
Of the federal lex stature to tneir situation and their
wants.
These observations will appnze you sir, of the
sentiments of the president, Inc prop,s IONS in
the memorial in relation to the vacant iahdS IN West.
FLORIDA, and will enable you 10 make, when necessary
and proper suitable explanations h pcofle Of tuat
territory. You will however, keep ~ fn,d tI!.' the
president cannot recognize in the Convention Il West
FLORIDA, any independent suthori.' Whatever 10
propose to form compact win soc United
States. am, SIR, with the hises respect.
Your most obedicnt hun. bic ser'ant
(Signed) H. SMITH.
His ErceLiency Doaaa Roimes, Esq
Gorcrnour Of .lfissssabpi )
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From the Providence Gazette.

A WOEFUL recontre, it see ms, hss
taken place between two writer's for t" The
Rhode Island .4merican." 1t is an advantage
to honest men for rogues to fail out !; but the
quarreliing of fools benefits none. 1t is like
the ca,tle's hooking, or the swine's ,ushing
each other. My nature always revoked "a
gainst such spectacles of horrour. Even
when boy, run away from the .6ghsing Of
d9ys. With a view to put stop TO this dan
gerous aFray, and to induce the com6atants
to settle it, either by reference to some Of
their own kng-eared animals, or by tossing
up cent to decide which of them shall Ink
no more hoter, recommend to their pe-usai
the following lines from Hudibras
"'ris setting BROTHER agains, BROTHER;
" To ela'c and curry one another.
Have we not enemies-tius salts,
" "Tha'--cGne ef argue h.JuS-hate us
"And should We turn our .tangs and eiaws
"Upon OURSELVES, without a Cause :
For what design, what interest,
"Can BEAST have to encounter BEAST ?'
A pace MAKER.
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has in your judgment and discretion, he is
persuaded, that in the execution Of this trust
as delicate as j, is Important, your department
will be temperate and conciiatory. Such d
line Of conduct towards the inhabitants is pre-
sciibcd as well by policy as ty justice.
You Will, II Is expected, be fully sensible Of
the necessity, not only Of your communicate
ing every important event that may occur in
the progress Of this business, but of transmit
ting letter, whatever may be its contents,
by every mail, to this city.
! have the honour to be, sc.
(Signed) X. SMITH.
Hs EIceHrncy Nm. e. c. Claiborne, Esg. J
Goperaonr Gf Crieans.
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serters nov residing within this commonwealth, TO-
gether wth mption from further service in The
army or navy Of the United States.
A lean Of 100000 is solicited Of the American
government, To be reimbursed at 5, 6 and 9 years,
from the sales of pub!ick lands. This loan may be
made by tie Sccretaryofthe Treasury immediately
without committing the government, or making ii
known 10 foreign ministers at Washington.
IL order not to embarrsss the Cabinet of the u
States, and receive first, through their conf
dental agents. their wishes and views it'll respect to
,s il is deemed prudent to defer the departure Of our
Envoy, already named. who will be despatched i'm
medaiey or receiving Information that such mea-
will meet the appreciation of the United States
We pray you to accept the assurances Of our res.
pect and high consideration
by order of the Convention,
(Signed) JOHN RHEA, President
Baton Rouge, Oct. 10, 1910.
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We have great pleasure in learning, BY letters
from respectable At ST. Petersburg. thai not
withstsndng the n,erloping trade carried on under
the .5mcrcan flag. and the many frauds which
daily discovered to I've perpe,ra'ed under the same
cover, there IS the strongest to believe that
cry thought and act Of the Russian government 10
in peculiar degree favourable, not only 10 the sup
port and encouragement brv to the extension Of The
commercial relations between that country and the
United States. II is as honourabe to Russia ss Il
mus, be grateful to the United States. that she, al
though almost alone in the path Of justice, unnAucn
ccd by the con,sgon Of example. br by any other inn
pulse, affords real american vessels and cargocs
liberal Intercourse on ierins Of reciprocity.
INatIu,
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Gen. HAMPTON left Columbia, s. c. Nov
~. FOR the Natchez, TO resume the command
of the u. S. troops in the vicinity OF tina, place
This officer will under Gov.CLAIBoRNE, exc
ecu,e he order OF taking possession Of West
Florida.
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dcavonrsl TO disinember the Union. The
federal faction e,incc by their conduct, that
because they cannot have hereditary titles to
ado-n their names, aud coronets 10 gid their
brows, they are willing to subjngate these
Siatessto any foreign potentste whatevcr,who
wi.i pic ,se their childish lancies with these
vsin bbnovis. The busiDes Of this federal
party, Is, 10 SANDER tho best of men-wit-
ness, ihcir defamation of Hancock, Wash
ington, Franklin, Adams, Jefferson, Madison,
Gerry, Sullivan, Lsngdon, and in fact nearly
every good man that these States have produ-
ccd. But il will be but few years, before
the carcases Of these traitors viii be covered
with dust, and the children will enjoy this
coodly land, which their fathers hated and
dcspised.
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DOCUMENTS,
.fccomhanwng the President's Message.
TIE CONVENTION OF FLORIDA,
To Hs Eaesasney the Gousruom Of the .'lsSissifIa
JsrJfsry.

To Hs Eaosasncy the Gousrnomr Of the .MssisafM
Territory
Sra,
WE, the Delegates Of the people Of this State,
have he honour 20 enclose To you an official copy OF
. Their of Independence, requesting that II mey he
forthwith transmitted by you to the President OF the
Uniud States, with the expression Of their mos
Confident and ardent hope, that it may accord vi b
the policy Of the government, as 1t does with The
safety and happn,ss of the people Of the U. States
10 take the present government and people OF this
State under their immediate and special protec ion
integral and unaliens5e portion Of the U. states
The Convention and other constituents OF Florida,
IN the firm persua,on, ha; tho blood which Hows
from their veins w remind The government and The
pcop.e Of the United States, that they their chill
djen, that they have been acknowledged as such, BY
the most solemn Of the Congress Of the Uni ed
States and, tliat 40 long Independence and tho
rights of man shall be maintained and cherished by
the American Union, the good people Of this State
canno;, and viii not, be abandoned or exposed 10
the Invasion, Violence or force of any foreign or do
nestck foe.
The Convention beg You to receive for yourself,
Sir, and 60 the President of their high respect,
and consideration. BY order of the Convention,
(Sighed) JOHN RHEA, Prest
Baton Rouge, Sep 26, 1910.
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Letter FROM .sfr. SMITH to .sfv. PLN'KNET.
90 KlsAnrtsaeaf af Ifufe 1 < l2lQ

= " Impairment 81 STATE, .Nor. lo- 1910.
slR--From view OF the conduct of the British
government, in relation toa rlenipotentiary success
sor TO Mr.. Jekson, presented in your several
munic stiuns, including even hose brought by the Hor
mes, at Which date and on which inviting occasonthe
subject does appear to have been withn the
ton of governments the President thinks il improper,
that the United states should continue be repre-.
sented at London by Minister Pienpotentsry. In
case therefore, appointment Of ssuccessor TO Mr.
Jackson of that grade. should have taken place at
the receipt Of this letter YOU will consider your func
tions as suspended, and you viii accordingly take
your iss,~ Of absence charging n, person with the
affairs of the Legation.
Considering the season a, which this instruction
NAV have its eject and the possibility Of sstis,cto
ry change in the posture Of our relations with Great
I,r,oin the time Of your return the IT, States, il
left 20 YOUR discretion and convenience.
(Siyned) X. SMITH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-27
WDe Gnqutrer.
RICHMOND. APRIL 27, 1910.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY ;!
THE CENTTNEL.--No. VII.
OR THE ENQUIRER

After the adoption ofthe federal constitute.
on. the names Of federalist and ant, ted
eraiist, ceased to,have auy just application to
the Character OF political parties. Those
names had been applied to distinguish the
friends from the enemies of the constitution.
whilc that Instrument was under canvass
Even then, however it was not s,rictly Just
because the opponents OF the constitution
were nevertheless, friends to confeeera-
tioa OF tile states and therefore according
20 me true import OF the term. were as truly
tederalists as The friends of the constitute.
~ common coaScs:, icTeyer, the term anti.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

n letter from MIR. Wielianl Murdock d.
ed London, FEB. Is and March SAYS,
Good Floari is quoted { Fec l6 J al Sos.
per DOL. no sales at that, anal link it SeiN
Dc much to7uer, as immense Quantities of
7'heat haOe come from France and Holland
IN neutrah. There is no demand here for
produce, ercett Httie for immediate use !;
all nauss defend for 4vhat your .goverllnent
fosH do cs TO The non intercourse, &c. If
restrictions on your side are removed, md
nose oy me continent continued again$s
your trade, Prices zuiu ofcourse come dozu,s
Uery fosu, as'RHt The continent is SIM, agajn.s
this csuniry.
-" March 81 am informed BIZ Mess:
Eafhoones, that your -four Igood suaey-
Dne rs sold from 4s 10 SIS Markets for
all american PRODUCTS continue uncertain,
goa,tinS the result Of Political events, or
cohteh Prices suiNhereafter dehend," Sc.