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71Ocnty Dollars Reward.

a SECONDED from the subscriber about
~ the 18th or l9'h cf lat month, negro
woman a-,ned NELL, probably may call
herself NfNy h1artin--shc is about 70 or II
wears OF t, very likely black woman, )
feet or 10 inches high, stout AID vel made,
lnrgc rolling eyes, her cioathins being OF Dill
fryent kinds caauot well be described she Is
q very good house woman, and has been en-
plc,el some tim, st ,averns in Alcxanl'rla
and city of Washington The above reward
will be given for securing the said woman III
any i,il and giving notice thcreoito the sub
scriber at Oxen Creek, near Alexandria, and
if brought home all reasonable charges.
Joseph Thomas.
January Is. eo4"
81, The editors Of the National lniellj-
gcncer and Baltimore Federal Republican,
ATE requested TO inse the above advertise
mcnt, three times week Tor four weeks,
and send ii cir accounts to this Office.
Bur- Mill Stone ManyaGory.
The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received Il supply of Burr
Blocks and intends to recommence The MAX
ing of Purr MiD-otones at his late dwelling
or Patrick street, between King an Cameron
streets, about the first Of March NEXT, whe
Re can supply Burr atones OF any dimensions
that may be ordered He has also good as
sertment of Boiling Cloths, which Can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-
factory. Any person wishing to engage
Burrs before the Fist of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December IL. Saw
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ISAAC KELL<
CopSersm,,l. Piaab.r, and I'm Plate
WcySsr.

rTyAVIAG REMOVED from Water 50
Prince s,rcet. iwo tooss above the
corner OF the late Coz. Hone. inloaws s!osc
who have hitherto favored him ~l.a IAelr
cussoRl, and those who nsaF pc dislnssa 10
do 81, thai he Will thankfully receive and
enaeavo, 70 merit their iay0vs.
Cash OF exchange given for old Copper,
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FOR SHE.
At the annual meeting of lie

second hard Ceac!,ee with Ha~ne.s
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December %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01
Il Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Common Hall of the
w City OF Richmond did, on the Sd day
of January 1911, pass an Ordinance emit
tued An Ordinance TO amend an Ortli-
nee entituled an Ordinance TO amend an
Ordinance for regulating Wagons, driys
and carts and for other purposes" IN whlsh
the two following sections are included, To
wit; "Be il Ordained by the President
and Common CounciI OF the City of Rich
mund in Common Hall assembled, ard it
is hereby Ordained by authority aforesaid,
that every person shing TO employ, for
hire, within this CITY, any Wagon, draw
or cart, shall be permitted so TO employ
the samey Tree from any tax or licence,
from the time of passing this Ordinance,
until the first day of March next: But
such owners shall be subject to the regu.
lations and restrictions which have here
tofore been prescribed by the Ordinances
of this City, concerning the mode of driving
and the rates o. charging for services ren.
dered. And be 1t further Ord ined. That
the President of the Hall for the time be-.
ing, may and he rs hereby authorised and
empowered by his proclaim alton, to CONT.
nue. the foregoing provisions of this Orul-
nance from month to month until he shall
be infor med, by the master OF Police, that
forty white men are employed in the bu-
ls'hess OF driving dTays or carts within TINS
lcity''=-Now therefore. l Archibald Blair,
President of the Common Council CT the
City aforesaid, do issue this proclamation
hereby 10 continue che provisions of the
Ordinance above recitcd until the 1st day
of April neXe.
Done by the President of the Com.
mon Council of the City ot Rich
nond this twenty eighth day of Fe.
(sEAL) bruary 1911. In testimony where
or he hath Caused the seal Of the
said City TO be affixed hereto and
subscribed the same TN his name
A BI.AIk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

he extreme danger of cnlarcing 81.
ederat coi,t,tution by cons,ruc ioa.
Defending abe msaning OF the words
necessary and proper" he shew d
That gentlemen coui.; not legislaie from
ideas of couven,ency the means to
carry into effect delegated specific
power must be necessary, i. {. indis.
pensably requisite; and proper, i. e,
peculiar, to the purpose, &c. But, if
the barrier, the isthmus, between state
powers reserved, and federal powers
granted, were once broken over, the
wide ocean ofimnl;cation thus lee in,
would ineyisa' nverflow the sove-
reignsy of the les; it was only for
congress TO say, that any state power
was incidental to some specific grant,
and TO assume j, cover the states
with corporations under the AUTHORITY
OF the general government, and eradi-
cate by degrees the whole series of
rights reserved to the states. Mr..
Whiteside pointed out the -fallacies
used by his opponc nts and defended
the ground taken by the advocates of
the motion, with logical precision.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01
BALrIMoRE, FEB. 81.

Extract 10 the Editors OF The Whis.
A" WAsHIScToN, Feb. 10, 1911.
When the bank question REQUIRED
for discussion 20 day in the SENATE,
Col. TAYLOR. Of South Carolina,
argued with considerable plausibiiily
and subtl.y against the motion 10
strike sut the 1st section. lie tho't.
thc Il. States would be reduced to de-
peHdcnce on the states for leans, II the
bank were not renewed they must
send begging missions to- Baltimore,
TO Philadelphia, &c. &c. in IN emer-
gency, and might then be unsucc ssful
after passing under the YOKE Of huml-
Hating application; tn states haVin,
passSd laws forbiddlng the banks char
toed by til n from lending money to
tic United states, wi bout The conseni
~ tie s ate goVeruneut. Col. L. with
q go d deal { ingenuity drew horri-
fymg picture cfthe distress that woul1
follow the dlssblAtiou Of the bank il
would be worse than the confusion ar
the Tower OF Is Del. Rather than
witness such 5 a. O thing Mr.. j.
v ulds prefer a general government
invested with all powers, &c.
Mr.. w 'itvside, of ienacsse, then
srinadvsrted On the wAd end ezra
VACANT tenets aod reasoning OF the
tr'ch g ofthe bill which he sho v ed
J 1T he pros ration OF the constltu-
ton. I viii no; nH,tiiaie the speech
b. pres ming few SC, apa oi an argu-
mint &c arkaole tor i,s ciooeness oil
fixture les teal ncy was to lllust. axe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01
Tie Richmond Till Acadcmy.

The Academy on Richmond. Hill ba.
a vDg gone INTO operation, On h. 14.h
January==ihe present arrangement stand
thus
The Latin and Greek languages, with
so much Of English literature ~ genera, 80
is inseparable from, and necessary to be
connected with classical studies, anC the
course OF grammar schon', Ivy
X, DABNEY
Reading, Writing, Englsh Gsammsr,
Geography, with ibe usc o. tie Ghhe~,
Bock-kecWng, the aO.st essentrsl OF .n,.
pracucai branches OF the Mathematics, ~
GLIDING Arithmetic, by
w CAULFIEG.E.
The excriions Of two teachers, alreaoy
employed iF the Academy, render u con-
ven'ent for a considerable number Of add.
tional scholars to be invited, and received.
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mr.. Marin WhltIng,

a 5 know net your place ofrssidence,
n l take this method of giving vou no,
tee, that shall on the Esd of March 1T.
at the dwelling house of Samuel Grim
shaw, in HenricO county, between the hours
OF y O'Clock in the forenoon and 6 O'clock
IN the afternoon Of that day, proceed 70
take the deposition Of Barvel Shore 81 D..
va w Robertson, TO be- ret d as evidence n
the injunction now depending IN the county
court oil Henrico, wherein am plain #
and you defendant.
JOSEPH CHiLDREsS.
March 1, 1911 "a
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Granville Mills,

ITO LEASE for seven years. and possess
sion given the 20,h Of next month.
They are situate On Turkey Island Greek,
within half a mile of the river, seventeen
miles of Richmond and Petersburg: the
neighbourhood wealthy and popuio,ls, rails.
ing large quantities OF Wheat and Indian
Corn, for which the mills are well caicula-
ted for manufacturing. being fixed with the
needful nachincry----hlso
NOUN 1 PROSPEGT,
A handsome and fertile farm immediately
CT James river and adjoining the mills.
fhe buildings are large and convenient.
For particulars apply to the subscriber on
the premises.
ROBERT EVANS.
Prospect, ID month 24th. 1911. IF
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THE Subscriber has received In additi.
or to his former stock, large supply Of
SPRING GOODS

0fVhich the fo'1o7uiAg is a 6art, giz.
EIogant Null dresses, Lore and Chinese
Ribbons, Cotton and SILK ndanOes. Long
and short SILK Gioves, Common ami Spot.
ted GinghaHs, White and 3lue Cam5ric.
Madras bardkcrchleis assorted. Cam
brio nd Muslin Shawls, Bobbius and r ne,
Sewing SIX, Velvet Bndiugs, Poke,
Books, Leno aad JaeoBett MuSl MS. Royal
Rid Vestings, White QaiIJngs X Jeans,
Furniture Cainco, aud common DO. Iadia
Cottons. Rushia Shseting, Russia Driii.
Black Cambric, Stripe Cotton and Dini.
ties. Suspendcrs and Brown Linen. Knives
end Forks, Table and rea spoons, SILK
Saws and Null Stripes, Military Sas1es
add Epaule,s, Ferre'ts livery Combs, { ~
piny long Markers, COttoi, Cassiaeres *
} Fans, Fashionable straw Bonnets. 1 Case
1T quality Vtoltns, Vionn strings ,ssor,ed.
Ihnsbes EeeOies, Kaltting Pi1s. Pen and
Pocket Knives, Cottot BaJls, irish Linen
Cotton Shirings, Table Cloths, Coioured
and Light osrsnets, Lus'rIngs. Cold an
Silver Cords.----with a large assortment
ni suneT6ne aud common Joins an Cas-
simeres, all OF whiC0 vii. be sold low or
casn OF negotiable paper at short da.ss.
March l.---w3t l.. JOSEPH,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

y hSPECTFULLY informs the subscribers
Il to the Port Folio, the Classics, and TO Hen.
ing and Mnn'orh's Reports. that he has given
up he agency ofthose works. for Richmond and
rs vic'nage to MIR Jonn Y. Jones, to whon they
vii please in future 70 apply The subscri-
bers to the CIRCUI. ATlNG. LIBRARY are
requested Immediately return the vo' uuies they
have, and NAV receive back what money they
h1ve paid in advance by APPLICATION %
LEWIS AD ANS
Richmond, 1st March, 1871. w3t
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VfRCIVI4 ARGUS.
& 1 G II ~ 0 N D,
FRIDAY. March 1, 1871.

Extraet or a .etter from JOHN CLOrTON.
Ess. Member of Congress tor this District,
TO the Editor OF the Atgag ds;ed
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CENSUS.

Total amount Of the number of i1Na5i,ants n
virginia agreeable TO thg returns made hv ne
Marshal in the year 1911 CSC sd
Norfolk Borough, Norfolk Coun'y, s. Town
Of Pc burg no. Te'crncd
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* For an interesting letter from
Mr.. Adams, our Minister in Russia,
see last page Of this day's paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-01

Without pretending to interfere in
the course VII ch the wisdom Of Con-
gress may think proper to pursue in
the present exlgeocy of affairs, we
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that all must see it unless wilfully blind. All
intelligent and we'll informed men, of both
parties do see it. But with many" here's the
ruo. A change of policy would be tacit
confession of error. 1t would wound the pride
OF opinion. 1t would weaken the predominant
party. 1t would CRAFTY the federalists. Per-
Chance it might put power in their hands.
ihis they are determined to oppose with all
their might, let what will come Like the
false mother they would rather slay the child,
than restore it to the owner.
What spirit to prefer the general good
to the interest ofindividuals or of party, is the
great hinge of political virtue. Nothing
short of this deserves the name of patriotism.
Its opposite with whatever specious pretences
it may be covered is the genuine spirit OF
faction: and faction in a republic is the mo-
ther Of despotism.-Con. Co1uant
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TO BE SOLD.

A FIf-N OF ABOUT twenty eight acres, In
4 \ sight OF town, distance one mile and
ll..,--llidy be walked III 80 minutes with ease
Situated bctweel the Leesburs ana Little
River Iur pike l;oaGs noi:h OF, anG ncxr
to MIR. Duiany, S;:u,er's Ii Il at present oc-
Copied by /. Mountiord, jun. the p; oprictor.
being ne"lthy spol, hal'usome aud reSIred
s,.uaion, ans III the ne ghborhocd OF the
town, renders ii valuable either tor gardening
or Cou,t seats. / here are on the premises
con,ioltab e frame dwelling house ~ontaiD'
ing . rooms aid d kitchen, with al excellent
brick waIieG cellar, a good frame stable, with
paved stall, los three Or four horses, arrla e
house al o..ii,s, aid nay lofts over the ,an,e,
hen house anu DINER out bu,i-linss, garden
wei stocked with choi,e bearing trul; trees,
Sc young orchard o. the best grated ap.
pie trees, never taillng spring 0! tho parest
water /, about ten acres cleared, the rest Is
covered VII. thrifty growth of wood-thc
land good as any in the vicinity OF Alexaa-
driA and produces small grain, lover, time
t Y, and particularly iotatoes, very w;.l -
Likewise, VI iii be sold variety OF farming
and gardening u ensils, SC Of almost every
DIES rip.ion.
~ The above property will be sold at
pupiic sale on the premises. Oh Saturday,
soth instant, at three o clock in the after.
noon, either in lots or altogether, to the hish.
est bidder The place may be seen any time,
together with plat of the same. Terms
made known at the sale-immediate posses
sion will be given.
March % sw&s
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.,.,r NAV convey some information TO you.
g Since the installation OF Gen. Blake, little
49,. h..,., dnre in the cortes, but what relates
- their military affairs. Dnmicllary VISITS
~. t,res,ened if the idle people OF the town
,, ,or come forward to assist III the general
cn.,. The cortes are really going on we'll
Tnc ioilowing is an instance. During the car
~ period of TINS business, some Judges " law
rers committed depredarlons, III the course OF
,heir administration of justice, on property
I'D 10 be French. Violence has also been
committed personally, by confinement IN psl-
sun ships. These gentlemen got rich very
suddenly, and one OF them retired with @oo'
ono dollars to Teneriffe. He returned recent
" 70 this town. The cortes were appiied 10
on this subject, and they nave ordered car
ri.dirto fleet rheir confinement Will perhaps
,bcir execution This is doing business.
Dec. II, l3lo.---Smce the last lines were
written an event has occurred that has asto-
nj she'd the natives, and will rouse them from
their !cshargy if il be possible. The enemy
consrivea bp some most wonderful oolno Cali
non, or soiue newly invented machine, 10
throw in a few shells on Saturday. They did
no mischief None have reached since. An
accident Is said to have happened to one OF the
instruments which Killed IA Frcnchmen.
g Several pcrsons have arrived this morn
insy from Port St. Mary, who site that oou!t
had arrived, As wei. us Sebastian. Whether
they bring rcIatorccnneass have not learned:
should suppose not, as the ARMY about Clud"d
Rodrigo WI. require I'll they Can spare.
:. This bomb business will do the cause
good. II will drive out oilers and the dlsai-
fcct.d. 1t viii en.,ble the government to eX-
ercise its energies. ough; to have Said that
the peo?l- from St. Mary's state, that ali males
between IS and 10, have been placed III re-
QUESTION by king 10.
Gen Bikes arrival has occasioned vast
number ofthe epAulettet colonel!ed, general
led and licutrn4ntcd gcnuyto disappear. They
were as common here as IN another country
could mcLtion.'
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Nacogdoches, February 4, 1911

/ sheet.
Nacogdockes, February 4, 1911.
On the 22d ult. the troops at Bear,
captain Casas at their head, raised, the
governor Salcedc, the two Herreras, and
: ali the European Spaniards that were to be
found there, and some others imprisoned and
deposited all their property until further orders.
--Captaiu Jaens arrested father Maynos at
the Trinity, the I'D iutsnt- inspector, and Don
Joseph dc la Bega, also all their property,
which is deposited. All the provinces of Co.
ahulla, Biscaya, Monterrey, la Colonia, sc.
have revolted, and the European Spaniards
that did not make their escape, taken into GUS
tody, and their property conhscated. Sclgnor
Bardero has mustered considerable force be-
yond Saltilo, in order to prevent the insur-
gents entering his province; but the moment
he attempted to attack them, his troops re-
fused. He endeavored to make his escape
with the European offers ofhis army. but was
soon overtaken BY his own followers, and de-
livered to General Yriarte, who commands that
division of the Generalissimo Cure Ydalgos
army, which consist Of several, they say, seven
or eight divisions in different directions, and
is supposed to have conquered nearly all the
kingdom of Mexico, by this time; in fact
with very little exception, they have met
with no resistance, but, on the contrary, are
received by the people with acclamatoAs OF
JOY.
The grand plan is Indetendence, and the
expulsion of the Europeans, The general
issimo has his head quarters at Selaya and Gu
annahuato. Gen. Yriarte was at Monelaro and
is expected will come to Bexar. we will
soon know, and then will be able to form
better idea what kind of regulations Will take
place in this frontier, sc. In the mean time
Guadiana remains our commandant, and the
only variation is that the inhabitants OF this
place have liberty to go to Naehitoehes tor
their necessaries, sc. &c. Inc insurgents
have taken the name of Americans we are
no more spaniards, and are obliged, when a the
sentries hail Quien give !? To answer 'ame'7-
ca. ,
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-s<a - ~-
NORFOLK, M.rch lSth.

We have D. II tayourcd with hles of Lon
don plpers, received by the snip Manhattan,
C..pr. Barnard, to the l7th OF January, from
which tn foreign intelligence lii this days
Ledger is extracted
The papc.s are principally occupied with
Parliamentary Debates OH the measures ne
cessary 10 tie approaching regency OF the
Prince % Wales; from these proceedings we
infer that there is &c expectation OF the hng's
recovery, So IS TO enable hlnl TO exercise the
roval functions. A Complcat change OF min
iS,ry WAS r. 54rdcd a measure OIL certainty
our readers viii find list OF those who are
expected to form the new admin strat'on. It
must &c conf sCd that this list embraces some
OF the trsy t,,lents in thot nation. The Morn
ing Caro.4;cic, waiCn wltn the change Ill adj
n,llissr4tlon, Viii become tie ministerial paper,
is vr,y 0i,t,r III rs s>..ctures upon The meas
urcs OF the existing ministers, and 10 measure
appears to, D. more Reproduced than the war
in Spain ,n,t Portugal; II that paper speaks,
Is We incline To think It does. the language of
tl.a Ineu, VINO are TO compose the cabinet Of
To-; prince regent, We my look tor the i.nnlc-
diata execution OF Spain or Portugal. But
little is Said upon American affairs, except In
greeting IN politicks with the Morning Chron-
icie) for the situation into which the two n,-
tons have been brought We should infer
from th;s tn,t change Of measures, as re-
spect the United States, would be immediately
adopted. The revocation OF the orders II
council, 1t is p2.2babie viii happen, even with
cut Change Of ministers; but 1t must be
remembered, that this very administration, or
TIE men Who are TO compose 1t, adopt ed
tbs Blockade OF May, 1876; a measure now
So extensive tc our government,
the resources of that nation are astonishlngi
from statement, which appears in this paper,
it viii be seen that the revenue OF 1910, a.
mounted to a sum exceeding Two Hundred
and Eighty Millions of dollars, and exceeding
inc preceding year about Twenty Millions OF
Dollars.
Our readers will perceive that American
vessels continue = DC placed under sequestra-
ton as ,aey ara. in France, and captures
sSltinuc 20 y. 1.ia.S IS heretofore.
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N O T &c T..

Those who have purchased tickets Of the
subscriber in the Wilmington College Lotto
ry, are hereby informed that that lottery will
not be drawn. They will, therefore, pE:"sc
to return the tickets and receive the amour,
in cash or tickets in the Potomac and She
nandoah Navig .tion Lottery, which commen~
oes drawing on the lst Monday in May next
ROBERT GRAY.
March %.
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WINCHESTER, March 20.

The gaol in thls place was broke on the
night oi Saturday hast, and three persons, "a
white man, charged with horse steali =, DIM
two b!acks,) made their escape. 1t aEpPaal
on examination that this was effected b.
means OF pertorating the inner lining, which
is OF six inch p,,,i.k, with the rods Oh a stove,
which were repeatedly heated and served the
purpose Of a Saw, by this means they succeed
ed in ourning space sufficiently large to ena-
bic them to remove the stones OF the wall, aud
to effect their escape.
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Serious Truths in short Metre.

Our nation has been led inc wrong and
fatal track, and is plunged at last into laby-
rinth of difficulties. Nor is there any other
way cfescaping ruin, but to retrace its steps
1t must return to the honest magnanimous
policy Of Washington, else it is lost. This
truth is made so clear by woful experience
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By LAP Nights Mail.
NETWORK, March Ia.


We learn by the Herkimer, which left
CJdiz the 4th ultimo, that the British aid
Sp. ssh troops, were making preparations to
attack the lines of the French brsi. g.g army
mo material change had occurred for sevc-
raj months, as respects the probability of the
place holding out. Some were still of opin-
ION that the French would suorry their enc
mics out of Cadiz.
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X. -
R,R
SHIP aMkAl sN. NEWS.
Port of alexandria.
g.:

IO'L " EtcI&fIdYzG.
ENTERED,
Schooner Mary, Stanton, St. Jago de Cuba,
sugar, nlolasses md coffee to Conway and
! eaton, and MASTER
Regulator, Bowie, Baltimore, sundries, diff
tere.t merchants.
Earriot, Heath, do. do. do.
CLEARED.
Brig Rising States, Johnson, Barbados, by
w. ard Z. Smith.
Edward, Edes, Lisbon, Lawrason and
Fowle.
Abigail, Graves, Cadiz, ditto.
Ship Ann Gurley, Atkins, Lisbon, do.
Newburyport, Goodrich, Gibraltar, Charles
]. CatIett
A list Of vessels left at St. Jago de Cuba, Sd
March, 1871.
The ship Frederick, of New York, Coffin, to
sail in fonr days.
The ship Valiant, of do. -, to sail in two
weeks.
The schooner Richard and Mary of Phlla-
delphia, Captain Busher, to Sill IN days.
Schooner -, Capt. Cash, to sail in 8
days for Philadelphia.
And several others names not recoilectel
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From he te..f/,.t 4. r!u5EIcan.
MIR. pICkERING'S ADDRESS.

In the Nth number Sd paragraph, towards
the Middle, the following words arc omitted
* But his tllher, soon succeeding to the OF
fce Of President, he c@;,ngcd the sons dcstl.
nation from i.isnu" TO Buriin. He had been
commissioned for Lisbon These words GU ,;ht
to preccGc, &" had now to Make out new
commission