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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24

Spoons, marrow, mus
tIrd ana salt do. ; Su',
gar Tongs, SCISSORS and
pincusinon Chains, Sill
YER Pencil-Cases, silver
Thimbles, plated Cas-
tors, Sugar-Tongs,Can-
tilesticks and Spurs
CoLD AND JEwELRy
WARE, VIZ. Medalions,
LocSets, Brcast-Ptns,
plain, topaz and pear.
set, Finger Rings and
gold and flagrce Earl
Rings,oi every descrip-
ton, Bracelets OF elias.
tick & plain hair work,
gold Necklaces, gold
Watch-C Chains, Seals &
rKeys, elegant cornelian,
Keys, set i'll gold, gold
Epaulets;
Ladies' and gentlcmen's
Pocketbooks & Purses,
of every description
Fancy g. common Neck
laces, of every kind /;
With an extensive variety
of Fancy Goods.
ion, cleaned and repaired
nd warranted.
'f all kinds, manufactured
aired.
piers neatly executed.
claces warranted good, or
returned.
price given for old Gold
iver.
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New Stationary, and Stbool
BOOk s.
JOSIAH G. SHAW.

No. ll6, 7homes.strcef,
HAS just opened, and offers for sale upon as good
l. J. terms as can be obtained in Newport, hc fol-
LOWING ARTICLES
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Warranted and common
English and Geneva
Watches;
Gilt and mahogany frame
Looking-Glasses;
Brass Handirons, Shovels
and Tongs:
Brass Candiesticks.
BkITANNIA WARE, viz. {
Tea-Pots, ,Sugar.Howls,
Cresm,Pot, Table and
Tea Spoons
CUTLERY, viz. Knives &
Forks, Jacknives, Pen
knives, ,Razors, Scissors
Shutters and Trays
Portable Writing Desks
Backgammon Yables
Flute, Fifes and Violins
Hunting Apparatus, OF
every descriBtbn;
ratent and common sfs.
pendcrs. j
Reeves Colours, different
sizes
SILVER ANT PLATED !
WARE-silver Cream.
Pots, Soup and Gravy '
Ladies', Tea and Table
Watches, of every descriptic
with accuracy an
Jewclry and Silver Ware, Of
and repa
Hair Work and Gold Cyp
Silver Ware and Gold Ncokl
the money r
- Cash, and the highest p
and Siiy
NewtOrt. Nov. Z, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24
GROCERIES
By UHOLES4LE e RETAIL,
VILLA NJ w II L F.,

w L IL - 4 "A NI w IL l. Il,
offers for sale At the store on g7pharf formerly
occupied by the Proyressire Company, No. II.
AGeneral Assortment of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, Coco coHsIsTrSc or
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
sasnisS Sog%iiSe BRANDY ri%sn's r,Sis O.,
Molasses Alexandria) rr or-p
Hyson & BaltimorS
Hyson skin TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
Souchong ltasins
Bohea Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Soap
Loaf Candles
HAVANA | crrrAp Cheese
White ( Butter
Brown and Meal
ALso,-250 VI. Shingles, with a quantity Of
Boards airl Laths, of the first quality.
.hsO, Just reeeIred,
50 bushels white Beans;
100 bbls prime Beef;
900 quintals Goldfish;
Assortment Of Iron hollow Ware.
do Stone do;
hhds 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
. do. 81 proof st. Croix Rum;
pipes French Grsndy;
Assortment Of Nails;
go boxes English Herrings.
~ The highest price given for cid Copper
Srass, Lead, Iron. & Rags.
Newport, Jan. 2, 1911.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09
zEWDoLLARS REWARD.
July 9

w AWAY from the Subscriber, living in
m F.uyanha County, on Saturday. the 2sd OF
Jun, a Yellow Man, narned EDMUND,
nineteen years old, FIVE feet a or 5 inches high
very polite and easy in his rnsnhers-shews his
teeth very plain, when in conversation-----has a
email peck mark on the right side of his nOse--
and is an excellent hoise servant and hostler.--
II is supposed he is either in Orange or Bucking.
ham, in both of which Counties he has reiati-
ons ; or probably he may be in Richmond
Any person taking up and securing aaid fellow,
so That get him again. shall receive the above
reward, and all expences attending the same
paid 80
RICHARD WILLIAMSON.
July g. ltf
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GDnlllestlt.
ROBERT SMITHS ADDRESS
TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE u. SIAIES
(CONCLtDED.l

<EcI LIZ CH AZ Il ~. % II LIZ
(CoNcLtDED.)
7th. Previously 10 the meeting OF Con
gress last Autumn, j expressed to Mr.. Ma
olson my apprehension that the Emperor
of France would not bona .f6e fulfil the
lust expectations of the u. S.---that our
commerce would be exposed in his ports to
vexaticus embarr assments and that TOBACCO
81 cotton would probably not be freely adj
mitted into France. He entertained diff
ferep opinion, and indeed, was confident
yhat the Berlin and Milan DEGREES would
bona jide cease on the first day of Novem :
Der 1910 and that from that day our Com
mercial relations with France would be
encumbered with 10 restrictions Oh embar
easements whatever. nevertheless, told
him that my impressions we're such. lha.
would have conversation with Gen. Iur-
reau upon the subject in my interview with
him in relation to certificates OF origin, -
iii he course Of the correspondence. which
Shence ensued, l was greatly checked by
the evident indications of utter indifference
on the part of Mr. Madison. Instead of
encouraging, he absolutely discourage the
making of any animadversions upon Gen.
Turreau's letter of December IL, 1910. -
But irresistibly impelled. as l was, by prin-
ciple aud by feelings altogether American,
I prepared in reply my letter OF December
IL 1910, and laid II before MT. MauiSon.
Perceiving upon reading it that he could
not but acquiesce in the sending of it, he
merely suggested the expediency of adding
70 it what might have the effect of proven.
ting the British Government from presu
ming too much spon the ground taken in
the letter.
This letter Of the 18th of December be.
ing prominent in the catalogue OF the OF.
fences that had brought upon me the dis.
pleasure Of Mr. Madison, our feIow-citi.
zen will dspassionately consider whether
il ought to be looked at as ga sin beyond
forgiveness"
The following is the letter, anil is repub
jished for the convenience of more cas-,
Reference
TIE SEeRETARY OF STATE TO GENERAi
TURREAU.
Department Of State, Dec. 10, 1910.
SIR,
have had the honor ofreceiving your lete
Of Use l2h last. in reply to my inquiries IN rel'
ton 10 e'ilhcates OF origin,s well as TO The &
mi.a;,u 40 france Of the products Of tue agr
~uWmc o. s1e ". 5,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09

against
VIM Chamberlayne, ex'or. of Lyme Shackle
ford who was ex'or. of Thomas Brown, VIM
BOYD, Anthony Gardner, Robert Boyd, Edward
Ware, admir- with the will annexed OF Robert
Ware, and Boyd son and heir OF Spen :
Ger Boyd, an infant by James Thompson his
guardian, Dsf'ts.
The defendant Boyd, son and heir of
Spencer Boyd, not having entered his appear
snce, and given security according TO the act of
Assembly, and the rules of this Court, and It
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that he
is not an inhabitant of this Country, on the mo-
ton of the PIT by her counsel, Iis ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer the bill of the
PIT. and that a copy ofthis order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper of the City OF Rich
Inond for two months successfully, and posted
at che front door OF the former Capitol in this
City G it is further ordered, that the defendants
Wm. Chamberiayne, VIM. Boyd, Anthony Gard
aer, Robert Boyd, and Edward Ware do not
pay away or otherwise dispose of any debt or
debts owing TO, or effects in their hands belong
ing to the estate of the said Spencer Boyd, un-
I'll the further order Of this Court, and that the
defendant VIM. ChamberiayRe do not dispose of
any effects which he may have in his hands OF
1he said Thomas Brown, decd. and which are
subject to the payment of any claim due from
thc said Browa's estate to the estate OF the said
Spencer Boyd until the further order OF this
Court.
ANTY. ROBINSON, C.
go Iuly o w8W
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09

az CONDITIONS Five doifars a year, to
Le paid annually in ad,dnee. These Ohio v'sh TO
be considered as annual subscribers, ,ust hereafter
ocsgnasc it at the time Of sn6seribing, ofheruise
skeir papers srH be discontinued at the expiration
of the fysf rear.
or ADVERTISING-N on-residents Of this
City and Manchester, mus. pdyf their nd0ertise-
s,sents before they appear in this paper. - The
price per square u.s. rs Cents for the first insertion,
and SO for ecery subsequent one
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09
APPENDIX.

THE following Letters and e~t,n,,g srs h.
pdbHsned, merely 10 shew how astov,,,,,5 49,.
uic taiae, with respect to Nr. rrzp.os
70 which certain enderliags If Mar ,,Iad,son
ior tbe purpose OF sustaining him. have found
it 60 ed.eut 60 resUgt
6lonncsiio, June 10Th, 1900
4" DEAR SIN,
- M enc'ose you a ie;ter frorn------,,,,,,
Of che tncmbs.s OF Pennsyiyqris -:hich : - ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ lRGINIA to srit AT a chancery District
" Court held in the City of Williamsburg,
the 9Th day of July 1909.
Betty Boyd widow of James Boyd,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09
r. SMITH.
Baltimore, June 7. 1911.

p S. 1t is, trust, not expected b., ,.
person. that should enumerate the na,
tcular nominations to the Senate wb,rh' r
disaPprovcd. such an undertaking would
at this time, be aS unjustifable as i, wonId
be invidious. O''iU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09
Department Of State, Dec. 1s, 1sf

SIR,
have had the honor ofreceiving your letfel
Of Use l2th last. in reply to my Inquiries IN rela
ton 70 Certificates OF origin, well as 10 the ID
mi.a;,u II 70 france Of the products Of tue sgrl
~uNig, o. tue V. 5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-09
r. SMITH.
general Tnrreaa. &c. &c.


9Th. 1t is within the recollection Of the
American people, that the members of Con-
gress, during the last session, were much
embarrassed, as TO the course most proper
to be taken with respect to our foreign re-
iations, and that their embarrassments pro-
ceeded principally from the defect in the
communications to then as to the views of
the Emperor of the French. To supply
this defect was the great desideratum.
At critical period of their perplexities
the arrival at Norfolk of an Envoy Extra
ordinary from France was announced I'm
mediateIy thereon all their proceedings
touching cur foreign relations were sus-
| pended. Their measures, as avowed by
themselves and as expected by the Nation,
were then to be shaped according to the i'm
formation, that might be received from Mr.
Serrurer, especially, as ne must necessarily
have left France long after the all important
LIST day of Nov. Upon his arrival at Wash
ington, and Immediately after he had been
accredited. knowing, as / did, the impati.
fence of Congress and of my Countrymen,
lost nj time in having with him conference
This conference 1 concluded by stating tina
I would take the liberty Of addressing Il
him a note propouuding the several ques
ltions, that had just had the honor of put
ling to him in conversation, and that thu
by his answer / should be enabled TO la,
before the President with the utmost preci
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
miscreants, who are infinitely more terrible
than gang of banditti.
LATEsT FROM LISBON !


A vessel has arrived in an out port from
Lisbon, which place she left on the S7th Au-
gust. A person who has conversed with the
captain, says, that nothing important had taken
place between the grand armies in Portugal.
Official dispatches arrived at Lisbon, from
Lord Wellington, few days previous to his
sailing, and Immediately forwarded to England
and in which vessel no private letters were
suffered to be sent. Markets were dull
Flour IA dollars Several vessels had just ar
rived, among which were large armed ship
from Baltimore and schooner from Baiti-
more, names unknown. Boston Gazette.
Captain Williams of ship Scion, at New
York, from England, spoke on the ID instant,
ship Agricola 90 days from Lisbon for New
Bedford The captain said there was no news
at Lisbon when he sailed Esd September)
which was days latest Capt w. also re-
ports the capture by the British, of brig Ca
tharine Augusta, from France for New-York.
Bali Fed. Gazette.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
Potomac e Shenandoah
NAVIGATION LOTTERY.

And proportion of thirty, tw enty, twelve
and ten dollar prizes, amounting altogether
to 54,5l6 dollars, and only three thousand
tickets to draw
The next day of drawing will be on We'd
nesday the Esd instant, when the first drawn
ticket will be entitled to prizc of Ten Thou
sand Dollars
Tickets will advance on Tuesday morning
the 18th instant, to twenty dollars after
which ten dollar prizes will not be received
in payment for tickets in the present class
II any tickets remain unse'd on the morn
ing of the s5th days drawing, they will be
advanced to IS dollars each; so that those
who wish to have chance Of making a for
tune for so small a sum as t7oenty dollars,
viii do we'll to apply soon to
r. GRAY, .dlerandria, or
JOSEPH MlLLfG AN, Georgetown.
October Is ct
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15

MIR. w. thinking the ring very valuable one,
did not hesitate, but paid the money. The
fellow then wished him pleasant walk, and
departed. Shortly afterwards Mr.. Winkton
went into jewellers shop, in the Strand
and inquired the value of his bargain, and was
informed that the ring was nothing more than
piece of pinchbeck, set round with an ifnl-
tation of pearl and glass in the middle.
Lon. flater.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15

A dragoon was shot in Dublin for desertion,
and taking away his horse and requirements
at the same When ON trial an officer asked
him what could induce him to take his horse
away To which he replied, he ran away
with him. "And what (said the ohicer) did
YOU do with the money you sold him for ?"
" That (repled the fellow with the utmost in
tiference) ran away too -
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Port of AIexandr,a.

ENTERED,
Ship William and Henry, Todd, Cadiz-
Ballast-to William Ycaton.
Schooner John, Riding, Pertsmouth--oai!
to I.awrason and Fowle.
Sloop Quintcssence, Nevett, Baltimore
Winter Goods-for merchants OF the district
Sloop Lydia, Potter, Providence, via Nor
folk-Domestic Goods, Teas, &c.-the mas
ter
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diference) ran away too -
A gentleman who was very morose and ILL
natured in his own family, but extremely ia
cetious and entertaining when in company,
was once the subject of conversation in a small
party, where his wife was present. Indeed
madam, (said lady who addressed herr l al
mos. envy you your husband, SO cheerful! 50
lively so brilliant he is quite the fiddle of
every company he goes into. =" Perhaps SO,
(replied the wife with sigh,) but when he
comes home, he always hangs his ffddle uh
with his hat"
At late training, company of thirty, after
receiving the word "fre,'' pulled SO irregu-
larly, that the reports were almost like that
of single pieces, which naturally engaging the
captain, he cried out, with design of mortlfy-
ing" Why, how now! only tzuenty eight
have fired: where are the other tsvo :?
Ring Drohhiag.-Saturdaye evening, as Mr..
Winkton, carpenter, of the Minories, was
going through St. Jan:es's Park, from Buck
ingham Gate, he perceived genteel looking
man short way before him, STOPPING as if in
the act Of picking something up from off the
ground. On his coming up with him, the
fellow stated he had found beautiful gold
rirg, set with pearls, and ruby stone set In
the middle oft on which Mr.. w. on looking
at it, asked him if he would dispose of it
The fellow pretended he did not know the
value of the article, but In a few minutes at
forwards offered to take guinea and hall.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15

The following instance of gratitude in the
peasantry of Ireland, we copy from the Irish
Magazine for June last, printed in Dublin
GA few days ago, the Rev. Mr.. M'Mahon,
parish priest of Sancroft, near Athy was max
ing subscription amongst his parishioners
and liberal neighbors, to enable him to rebuild
his chapel. This circumstance being made
known to James d. bedlicott, esq a protest
ant gentleman of Youngstown, near Athy, he
without delay sent the priest 5ol. MIR. NJ.
had business in Dublin few days after; and
during his absence, his grateful neighbors as
sembled together, to the amount of several
hundreds, with ploughs and harrows, and in
few hours sowed Z acres of oats for their
friend and benefactor."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
IN COMMON sCOUNC1Li
Cetober 10, ISLE

ORDERED,
THAI the Superin endant of Pcii e do
measure the pavement b-tween Royal and
pitt.streets, on the south side OF Prince.
street. and ascertain what is due from the
heirs of Richard Arell, and return the same
to the Clerk of Council, who IS to place the
same in the hands of the Coilectorot Balances
for collection.
Ordered, That the keeper ct the poor
house cause the manure collected by the ou-
perintenslant of Police, to be hauled ON and
deposited upon the poor house lot
Test.
I'D. SIMMS, 6. Q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
NOTICE.
October Is


BE it enacted by the Common Council Of
the the to7un Of alexandria in Common Conn
Gil assembled, That no inhabitant of the town
shall henceforth suffer any filth or other OBJ
structien to be or remain for more than one
hour after notice from the Superintendent of
Police to remove the came, in any part of the
gutter opposite the ground occupied by such
inhabitant; and every person herein offending,
shall forfeit and pay for each offence, the SUM
of so cents; and if any inhabitant shall neglect
such notice, new notices may from time be
given, and the neglect of each succeeding
notice shall constitute new offence.
Passed I'm May, 1905.
From the present state Of the weather, it is
deemed necessary Ito preserve the health Of
citizens) that this law be now rigidly enforce
ed, and the measures thought to be the most
likely 70 accomplish the object, have been
taken by suthorising and requiring all the
Constables to be vigilant and prompt as rela-
lively to the premises but have yet hopes
that the good sense of the inhabitants will
not render resort to any coercive measures
necessary
John Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police
Oct. Sl4,l8ll. " DIT
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15

An officer in Admiral Lord St. Vincent's
fleet, asking the heroic Nelson, who was gal
lantly bearing down upon the Spanish feet,
whether he had reckoned the number of the
enemy? No. replied the captain, 1t will
be time enough to do that, eohea z1e haze
made them sTRIKE!"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15

Capt. Town, who arrived yesterday, in the
Galatea in Sc days from Gottenburgh men
tons, that Danish privateers were numerous
in the Baltick, and the passage dangerous
for Americans. American produce low at
St. Petersburgh; except Indigo, which was
very high boston Retsrory.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
John Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police.
dat
Oct. IA, 1871,
Thirty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the subscribers farm, in
Fairfax county, Virginia, on Sunday the
29th ult. a NEGRO MAN named
B F. N.

- ~ ~
Very dark complexion, well made, about
feet 10 inches high, about Is years ofage,
has remarkable scar in one Of his hands,
occasioned by burn when young it has
caused contraction OF his thumb, and part,
or all bis fingers on that hand. have not
ascertained what cloathes he took with him
but if he intends leaving the neighborhood,
he will no doubt change them.-I will give
the above reward TO any person who will ape
prehend said BElnend secure him in Jail
SO that | get him ipyided he shall be taken
OUT of this state, ofthe district ofColumbia;
but if taken in this state or the district aforc-
said, ] will give TEN DOLLAKS, and pay
all reasonable charges.
Joseph Powell.
October51l. q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-15
From Tie Richmond ENQUIRER.

From the Richmond Enquirer.
Mr.. Richie,
The times of setting and rising of the CO.
met on the 5th inst. published in your last,
you will please to correct as follows:
h. M.
Set at o 26} in the
Rose at 2 is morning
J. w.
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The famous Lord Bolinbrokc being at AK
Ia Charelle, during the treaty of peace at that
place, at (which time his attaindcr was taken
OF, ) was asked by an impcrtinent Frenchman,
whether he came there in any public charac-
ter? Ono, Sir" replied his Lordship, f"
come IKE a g French minister, svi!h no CHARGE
ter at aN.'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-24
Land for sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell vaiua.
i bic tract of LAND, lying in Hamp..
shire County, about one mile and an hall
from Bath, and about half mile from Pc.
tomack river, containing 945 acres, the
soil is of the best quality of free.stone land,
very well timbered and watered by several
hne springs; there is about ten acres clear
ed, and great deal more may easily be
cleared. The subscriber living at a great
distance from the said land, will if applied
to, take two dollars per acre he will take
one fourth in cash and about one hundred
dollars in goods, and for the rest reasona.
bic credit will be given. A good title will
be made the purchaser, and the premises
may be seen on application to Alexander
Finn, Alexander Catlett or Henry Boyd.
WILLIAM M'MACHEN.
April a6, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-24
SPRING GOODS.
THE subscribers are now opening their
Spring Assortment OF
e. O q ID s,

which is extensive, and will be sold on mao.
derate terms, well worthy the attention OF
purchasers. They feel grateful 60 those
friends who have long dealt with them, and
have been punctual in the payment OF their
accounts, and Hatter themselves that those
who have not had it in their power hereto.
fore to be so punctual in the discharge of
thei- accounts, will come forward shortly
and discharge the same, without giving us
the trouble of calling on them, or bringing
suits. Produce being now a good price,
they hope no person viii fail in complying
with this reasonable request.
X. WORTHINGTON, & Co.
Shepherds Town, May 8, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-05-24
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAcroRY.

ME subscriber respectfully informs
l. the inhabitants of Martinsburgh and
ITS vicinity, that he has lately returned to
this place, and is now carrying on the a.
oove business, in the house lately occupied
by Rees Branson, in the Main street Mar
tinsburgh he will be thankful to his old
customers and the public for any orders in
his line-Having supplied himself with
stock CT good leather, and with excellent
workmen, he will be able to give full salts
faction to all who may please to employ hir.
JACOB POISAL.
Martinsburgh, Oct. II, 1910.
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Mr.. Pickering's ADDRESS.

The Editor fthe Franklin Repository
proposes to collect and publish in ONE VOL
uME, the whole of the numbers of Mr.
Pcker,ng's address to the People Of the
United States, now publishing in the differ
ent Gazettes. Itshall be printed on good
paper and type, and bound in blue boards
the price will be two and half cents for
each nuuaber the volume may contain.
- Gentlemen who wish to possess this
highly interesting publication in form
suitable for preservation, will please to
leave their names at the ofsce of the Ga.
zette.