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uanna. stationers, corner of Gay and Market
80 Messrs. G.. s R. Waits Lottery OF
Gre. corner of ST. PauPs Lane and Market
e. A. Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 Sign
of Franklin, n. Howard-st. Messrs John &
Thomas Vance, Stationers, No. l78 Market
SIT FelRa Point, by DR.. Henry Dorry,
Druggist, No. Market-st' and Nathaniel
Knight, Stationer, Felps-street.-Gty OF
Washington. Messrs. David OFT, * Co. Drug
gists..-PAiladelhhia. Mr.. Thomas Love,
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70 North
9TH St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist, Cor.
ner of Cd and Pine -Streets-Jeremiah Nor
ris, Druggist, No. 1913 Market-Sueet--
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS High ST.
between Cd and Sd streets, Messrs. Crowl &
Segar, Druggists, Market street.-Ne7O York,
Messrs. John * Thomas L Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & Reese,
Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. G. * R. Waites,s'
Nos SO and 64, Maiden Lane.--York lo70n,
Or. John Fisher, Drug --dnnahohs. Messrs
Childs & Shaw.-George Town. Or. John UT
Drug,--Laacastcr. DR.. Samuel Fahnestock,
Dr. John, c. Wrestling,
Drug.-Easton. Dr.. Thomas II. Dawson,
Drug.-Peters6urg Vrg. Messrs. Love and
Cutler, Druggists.-HagerstoqOn DR.. Frede-
rick Miller, Observation-Disclosures Df'
John S. Miller, ruggist.-W Winchester. Mess
John & Abm. Miller, Druggists Hanooer.
Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauermann, Drug
pists.-Carziske. Dr. John Fahnestock, Drug
gist.-Brook YAle. Montgomery co., MI.
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,, Bf
RICHARD II IJTIE. Druggist
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CASH FRIES.

1HOIl itlLEO.
So to a deduction OF fifteen per cent
stationary hrizcs as follow:
Firs, wn t cket entitled to SsOOe
$3.50 BLANKS So each
The next 1000 90 Is
TO. Ticket If CT the COCO blanks $4,000
First drawn ticket on tue 9Th and until tht
25th day $500 each
Do 25ta to 35ta Except
prizes }
he said ten prizes to consist Of The nun.
bcrs from TO 1000 inclusive, each ham,
dred Of the sid 1000 to be one prize, the
first drawn hundred or lowest number for
the 25th day, and SO regularly ascending ID
the 35th
First drawn ticket OH the 55th $4,000
Do. Seth to 4 st 500
Do. 4lst to 50tb inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day so 900
The prize books to consist cfNo8 1000
The object contemplated to be accomplish
ed by the above scheme, is eminenty cntl'
tied to the favor and patronage of the cltl'
zens of Baltimore. The establishment OF
Medical College will unquestionably HAYES
beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our city: on it perhaps may be
hereafter engrafted tho other Colleges, and
thus an university be constituted.
1t will however give US other important
sdvantages-it will promote spirit OF ID
vestigation in the faculty, it will induce
young men Of talents to establish themselves
in our city, and thereby permanently secure
to this community the best aid that can DC
afforded by the medical profession It may
also be proper to remark, that it this s'hooi
should prosper, as is anticipated, 1t VIII
cause large sums to be expended annOailY
in this city, which would otherwise be dIs'
burseG in other places
We presume that those gentlemen WHO
are anxious for the Advancement OF the M
terests of Baltimore, will give us their sup
port on the above considerations.
To those who arc inclined to proht them'
selves at the sane time that they encourage
us-we confidently say, that no scheme "a
a lottery so splendid or promising as the 8
bove, has ever been offered in this country
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MISS BOWDLER'S

ESSAYS e POEMS,
The first American, from the It'll LnSD''
Edition. -.
Published for the benefit Of the UP
Asylum Society * Economical ochoo'
New York, .,.-
Are lust received for sale by the suos1iiO'
Price S ! Is in boards. ..re
These excellent Essays * Poems 9, of
printed at Bath in England for the ben'" a5y
the Hospital in that City and have "l''"4'
gone through eleven Editions. ..ru.
They are snow reprinted in this co"I r is
for an equally benevolent purpose
hoped they will be attended with Inv
success.
James Kennedy Sc: sef'
July Is
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March %
e. Superhne Yellow Bark.

DIR. S,ENFORD'S improved Pc WDkR
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians of distinguish,
ed character in different parts OF the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste' IN
the choice of his means, can fail to be gratlh-
ed in The use Of this elegant PREPARATION
In strength, fneness and certainty OF opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark In COM
mon use.
ALSO,
The Essential SILT OF BARK,
prepared by the same. :,
The above articles are put up In parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but OF retail
druggists, country merchants and private ia
milies.-Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, and NO other ferson in -Ale:r-
Dndria.
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
LOTTERY

HE MEDICAL COLLLoD
LOTTERY
is NOW DRAWING IN THE ClIl
OF BALTIMORE.
All the high Prizes still IN tll7
wheel.
Present price Of Tickets, S II So Ou' "''
soon advance l..
Applications for Tickets from dls9ah p..a
ces (post paid lnclosing the Cash a0os'sss.
to either of the subscribers, at thelr resp. ~.
tive Lottery Offices in Baltimore, VIII % 4"'
mediately attended to. or
No 8, South street
PHILIP II. NICKLlM
No 2o9, Market street.
J / COHEN Jun'r'
Medical College Lottery 'in'''
No. 10, Market stre'''
NJ B. SHhs Of each day's drarpiH5 "Ie "a
gularly published and will be for"aFo'u "
those who may apply. .,0,.
Baltimore July 7-March II &"'Io
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A Store to Rent.

a Store to Kent.
THE subscriber Intending to nEAovE into
Kyng- Street, the HOUSE which he at
present occupiesas shop, on Fairfax street,
will be to rem c. Il is well calculated for a
Retail Store, and an eligible Stand for bust
ness. Possession may be had the first of
next month Apply to Robe't L Taykr,
Esq. or
Richard H. Little.
4th mo, l4th. DIST awtt
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Rice, Cotton, Corn, &c.
100 whole and half tierces new Rice,
1900 bushels Corn,
IS bales Upland Cotton,
20 boxes British crown and American
Glass, of different sizes,
90 ditto Fancy Soaps,
Ladies fashionable Shoes ! s
Common ditto, and 10 7ap
Trunks of all kinds f'
T.. Gilman.
April 10 eo5tIaw
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Tohn M. Mansfield,

Has jnst recei0sd, aad c1cre ia, safe,
a Llgge assortment of Ladies Morocco
= Walking SnoEs, OF an excellent quality, with
and without heels; one trunk gcntcmcn's Newsiosk
made Morocco Pumps, and ladies' kid slippers.
.HLst--a complete assortment OF ladies no
rocco Slippers and Tics, wholesale and retail, as low
can be purchased at any store in the u. States.
On hand, general supply of mems, women's,
and chdrcn's shoes of ali descriptions
.Aso--Newf < ork manufactured Cal-Skins
and meats Leather, yellow roam and binding skins,
boot legs and tops, shoe ties, boot cord and tass,s
Also for sale, ii hhds prime Tobacco.
Jan 90
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CHEAP SHOES.
JOIN ". DAVIS,

OFFERS for sale, at his shoe-storc,
~ No. 100, THAMEs.sTREET,
A large and extensive assortment of Shoes,
ofthe most fashionable patterns and colours, and ot
the first quality, which he is determined To sell as
cheap can be purchased in this state. Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed to favour him with
their custom, will do well to call and see.
Those ladies' and gentlemen who wish to be fitted
from their measure, with Boots Shoes will please
to call at the shoestore, at his manuactory IN the
rear of his shoc-store, where he employs nupuer
of experienced workmen, who will ft them At ,hc
shortest natice. .ahrI "a,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
Education.
THE subscriber takes this method to

THE subscriber takes this method to
= inform the citizens of Newport and its ycini-
", that lie has engaged the house No. 5, Church
street. which has been occupied for several years by
MrFKAsER, for "a school; where he intends To open
:,n Academy on The first Monday IN April, for the
destruction Of youth, oi both sexes, IA he following
branches of literature. viz. the English language,
grammatically-- Latin and Greek lansuagss--
Geography, with the use and explanation OF maps,
globes, &c c-Pcnmanship--.Nrithm other
branches Of the Msthematicks-iiistorya and CSmpo-
sition.
lie Thinks that from many years practice IN tesch-
ing in some Of the most reputable seminavcs Ia The
state of Massachusetts, and elsewhere, he shall be
able with the utmost eNertion on his part, .raSve
satisfaction TO those gentlemen who may please TO
ntrust him with the education OF their children.
j. CLARKE.
n. B. Mr.. G. intends to pay strict attention tc
teaching the English language. from the lates, and
most approved grammars, and the other branches
commonly taught in Academies
Newport, Mar. 4, 1912.
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(BY AUTHORITY.)
p: CD 80 g.
AN ACT

For the revision of further combinations
and for confirming certain claims to
land in the District of Kaskaskia.
RE IL enacted by hc Senate and House Of
Representatives Of rhe United States Of
.fmerica, in Congress assembled, That the
register and receiver Of publick monies OF
the land office at Kaskaskia, and such other
person rs the President Of the United States
shall appoint for that purpose, be, and they
are hereby authorized 10 examine and inquire
into the validity Of claims to lands in the dis
trict OF Kaskaskia, which are derived from
combinations made, o. pretended TO have
been made, by the govcrnours ot the North
West and Indiana territory respectively. They
shall employ a.cicrk, and shall, in relation 10
tho claims aforesaid, have, in every respect,
the same powccs which had been vested In
the commissioners appointed to ascertain the
claims 10 lands in the said district ; and they
shall report to the Secretary Of tho Treasury,
TO be by him laid before Congress at their
next session, their opinion OH each OF the
claims aforesaid.
Sec. 2. .fnd be i further enacted, That
the commissioners and clerk appointed by
this act, and such agent rs may bc appointed
on behalf of the United States by the Sccrc-
tary Of the Treasury, shall each receive FIVE
hundred dollars in full for the services per-
formed by them under this act [; which COM
pensation, and also the contingent charges for
office rent, fuel, stationary and summoninl.
witnesses on the part OF the United States,
shall be paid out of the monies appropriated
by law for surveying the publick lands of the
United States.
SEC. 8. md be nJurther enacted, That
the decision made by the commissioners,
heretofore appointed for the purpose of ex-
amining the claims OF parsons to lands in tho
district of Kaskaskia, in favour Of such clai-
mants TO town or village lots, ou,-lots or
rights in common, to commons and common
fields, as entered in the transcripts OF deci-
sions, bearing date the thirty first day Of De-
cembcr, one thousand eight hundred and
nine, which have been transmitted by tho said
commissioners 20 the Secretary of tho Trea-
sury, according to law, bc confirmed to all
such righ,ful claimants according TO their res
pectivc rights thereto Propidcd, That moth
ing herein contained shall be construed To
confirm any particular decision, heretofore
made in favour of any individual, or to affect
the right Of any other individual claiming tho
same land ; but such conflicting claims shall
be decided according to law by the proper
tribunal.
H. CLAY,
Speaker Of The Housc Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice-President Of the United States, and
President Of The Senats.s
February 90, lsl2.--ApPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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CORNS.

I'm Lnjaii5te Cure far corna, zuthous cutting
tie Toes sg.
THIS late discovered and valuable Vcgcta-
bic Corn Gre, can be had by applying TO
BENANIWEIL SHAW, No. II, Tanner-strcst
Ncwpor,-price q cents per bottle.
I, also cures rngwofms, and worts, much cheap.
CT than with stolen meat.
s.s A cure is warranted 90 those, who choose 20
attend, three ,'nes a ~, co. on- week, at so
ceais f.r zach psrsor yan :.
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NEW AND CHEAP
TCSr received, and now opening, by
u NATHANIEL SWEET,
II kis Old Sand, No. 10Y, Ihames-s street,
4 Il. nf

M VIM
II his Old Sand, No. l07, Ihames-streef,
A large and elegant assortment of
SCARCE GOCDS--conSiSfing Of
RkaqRetS--B BaiscS and WQmeks-Rat5
netts and BombazeS-Broa~lothS and
Cassa4cirs-.S .Stockineu and Imperial
Gord--CdAcoes, GMghams and Cam
brickS-Lanton GRAPES, plain and plaid
Lmsnisgs--Legantaa and Pongeers--
&c. sc.
Also, large assortment of Ribbons
Silk and W'oolen lo0cS-Bnnddnnas
-cfogsbard, tqpiNd and Cotton HkJS.
CRASI{---per bale or yard.
Al Of which will be sold unusually cheap
for CASH or approved paper Feb 26.
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MOLHSSES,

Landing al Ch,is:ctaer fosylef's-sahaT
l4O hhds. Havana Molasses, new crop,
from on board soop Juliet, and for sale by Jons
BiGLEY, for cash, approved endorsed notes, pay
able al anv OF the Banks IN this town. FEB. 20.
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Silas Dean,

Has for sale, az his Store on Me Wharf, tie
following Goods
50 casks God, I'D, lod, Cd, and I'D Nails ;
10 tons Cordage;
90 boxes white and brown Havana Sugars;
5000 lbs. best Coffee
10000 Havana Segars
5pipes old Madeira Wine, vintage 1903;
6 quarter casks do;
100 bbls. Mess and Prime Beef:
50 boxes spermaocti Candles
Bags shell'd Almonds,
Nj. sgs, Cloves, and Cassia;
-,oxes Tumbsers, and China Cups and Saucers
20 kegs fresh quality Butter;
A variety of English Goods.
.qiso landing from brig .7rgus,
$50 hhds. Molasscs. Dee. IL.
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ron SIZE Ri
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

.No. 63, 7bameS-streef,
$500 lbs. w. l. COFFEE
Hhds. best retailing MOLASSES;
Bbls Fresh FLOUR
A few irkns prime BUTT Err, suitable fbi fami-
ly use;
A general assortment of GROCERIES, IS usual
Also
constant supply. Of GIN, (PawtuXet
brand, Which, by the most competent judges, is
pronounced equal, if not supcrour to any distilled
IN the United States.
.Heo, for Saie-2 well mounted CANNON
AIDES.
CT Commission business solicited
Ncwpor., Nov. 90, 1871.
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Neo0 Stationary and ScboOI
Books.
J. G.. SH AW,

rs now opening a general assortment OF
L STATIONARY & SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms as can
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100 reahis various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper, of ave- Desks;
ry snpcriour quality; Wnfords Writing Co
An assortment Of Blank pies, by the dozen or
Books, Ledgcrs, Day single;
Books, Receipt Books, Ahnanacks, by the groce
&c. dozen;
so reams Wrapping Pa Singing Books, ofyarious
per, various kinds; kinds also a few CO.
Bibles Tcstaments Die pies of the Boston Mu-
tionaries, Biographies, scal Miscellany
Spelling Books, &c&c Shaving soap, by The doz-
wholesale and retail; cn or single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent;
and Russian Quills, of A very handsome assort-
a very superiour quail ment of bamboo and o.
ity; tier lanes, from "a to
Back Cannon Tables, s each
Playing and Visiting An assortment of silver
Cards, States, lead mounted Whips, and
and slate Pencils, Wa travelling Trunks
fcrs, Inkstands Scales A regular supply of best
and Dvidcrs, Pocket Spanish Segars.
The above articles are generally the very
best kind, and will be sold very low.-Ordcrs from
the country will meet particular attention. and any
articles not on hand, will bc Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-York.
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till
O'Clock, NJ. and every favour gratefully acknowl
edged
Sfaaouary, Lottery e Exchange 0Gce,l
No. 1iS, ThGHes-Street, fec. %. &
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= = = =
William White,

William White,
HlS JUST RGCEIVsD .fND
Offers fer Sale, al tae store, Long zrhGJ, formerly
occupied oy the Progressive Company, .No. IL.
BY WHOLES.fLESS g REI.7IL,
A General Assortment OF Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, Gc.-coNsIsTINo or
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger ta
Spanish Table Salt
MoIasses Alexandria) TT Oy-p
Hyson g. BaltmorS ~ "
Ryso, skin y TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
Souchong & { Raisins
Bohea Tobacco
Coffee / Rice
Chocolate Soap
Loaf ! Candles
HAVANA CIrCAp Cheese
N.te x Butter
Brown and Meal.
%ALSO,~
500 quntals Goldfish;
500 BOXES English behring's.
20 dozen sets of Measures
100 bbs. prime Beef
so Go. Mess do;
80 do. Mess Pork
80 do Prime do.
1000 bDs. best Keg Butter;
~ legs Lard
S00) lbs Cheese;
10000 punches Onions
bales Upland Cotton ;
80 hltIs. Molasses;
20 bags West India Coffee.
$50 NJ. Shingles, with "a quantity of Boards
and Laths, of the first quality.
The abovn articles to be sold on the most
sonable terms for cash approved credit
Aug. %.
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James Mumford,

HAS FOR SALE, .
4 j. No. SO, Thames s-strcei,
Extra super blue, black Slate coloured Ladies
and green BROAD worsted, do
CLOTHS Flesh and white colour'd
Brown, black, blue and Genllemen's HOSE
drab colourcd CASSI- , Ladies' white do.
MERES-- White Jean and Cam
Imperial CORD and SA- brick DlMlrlES--
TiNETS- CAlICOES and Furni-
Black and olive VEL turc CHINTZES--
VETS | GINGIIAMS--
CALIMANCOES & DU. Flag and Bandanna
RANTS IiANDKERChlErS--
LADIES' and Gentleman's &c. &c.
Cotton HOSP
With other articles in Dry Goods Store.
.4lgo, 4 handsome CHASE.
n. B, Al persons having accounts unset
lied and notes unpaid, standing more than sixty
Hays requested Immediately to pay The same.
Newport February IL 1912.
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SCARCE GOODS


JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE, At
T. n. MUWFORD's Store,
No. ll9, Thames-s,rect,
The following SCARCE GOODS--viz.
BLANKETS, various sizes
3OMBAZETS, black;
B!uc BncADCLOrHS, low and Mid
ding prices
RATTINETTS, black
fLANN.LS, red, white and yellow
FUhNirURES;
Canton GRAPES, black, lead and lilac.
In ciryant assortment Of
SILK GOODS
EXTREMELY low, consisting of Plain and figured Tus
trings, twilrd Flofeniine SILKS, and short white
SHk Gloves Pongeers, &c. &c.
500 yards wide CRASH---all Of which will
be sold very law for CASH or short cRtDIT.
Feb lg.
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Making appropriation for the expenses
incident TO the six companies OF Moun-
ted Rangers, during the year one thous-
and eight hundred and twelve.
Y Eif enacted by the Senate and House Of
Rehresentatipcs Of the United States ef'
.hmerica, in Co,Hyresa assembled, That the sum
of one hundred and eight thousand seven
hundred and seventy two dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated for the pay, sub
sisance and forage, during the year ono
thousand eight hundred and twelve, Of the
six companies Of Mounted Rnngcrs TO be
raised for the service of the United States,
pursuant to an act, entitled An act author
izing the President of the United States to
raise certain companies of Rangers, for the
protection Of the frontiers of the United
Statcs," that is TO say
For the pay of the officers, non.commis-
stoned officers and privatcs Of the said COM
panics, the sum of one hundred and four
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For the subsistence Of the officers, the
sum Of two thousand six hundred and twenty
eight dollars:
For forage, the sun Of one thousand three
hundred ard forty four dollars.
The said sums to be paid out Of any mo-
nics in the Treasury of the United Statcs,not
otherwise appropriated.
II. CLAY,
Shcakcref Mc House Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Viee-Presidenf Of the United Stafes, and
Presidrnt Of the Senate.
February 20, l8la--APpRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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~ Lit l,
(Fiw oae or more years, dndpossession yieeniH
March ner,
THE House and Store, No. l6l,
4 Thnncs-strce,, with a large Garden aljoin-
ing) now occupied by Mr.. Jons Hut, Tailor
Said Estate IS pleasantly situated, and has every
commoda,icn for a famIly.-for terms, appiyto
George Wdmon.
BP GEORGE WAxTox is about TO make
some new arrangements, which renders a settlement
OF his accounts indispensable. lie Therefore
quests all persons having unsettled accounts 10 call
and adjust them irnmcdistoy.-Thcsc accounts which
may remain unsettled in March next, he vii be
compelled to leave wi'h DVrrr Prtrcr. Esq.
Feb L..
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We sorry (says an English paper. Of January
z, 1922 10 state the unfortunate circumstance
which has happened on board the Purse, AmcricaA
schooner, detained for breach Of blockade, being.
bound TO bordeaux with French passengers and
French properly by the Nicmcn,4t Capt. Sir NJ.
Seymour, Bat. lie had put on board the Purse one
OF his most ercsilens young .1fassers Jfafes, Mr..
Saunders and ten OF the Niemen's prime scamen, to-
navigate her to this port Al the arms in view were
taken out of the Purse but as the American Captain
had concealed two pistols, he shot Mr.. Saunders
through the neck dead the deck; FIVE of the Mic
mcn's men being below, the American Captain, With
the assistance of three of his crew, and Frenchman
drove the other gailds felo,rs under hatchss,
secured them, and carried ;hc Pursc into Qumpss
nay.
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For the revision of further combinations
and for confirming certain claims to
4 Il. \. :. - l.
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Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
GEO. CLINTON,
vice.Prcsident Of the United States, and
President Of The Scnafe.,
February 90, l8l2--AppRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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AMFRICANUS.
To the Printers of the Cleaner.

To the Printers Of the Cleaner.
GENTLEMEN,
One. who has long been your per-
soual friend, although your political
opponent, bess leave through your
paper. to address few observations
20 the consideration of the Demo
cratic Republican party.-Should
YOU decline to insert my remarks,
trust you will iave the business to
send them to the Office Of the De-
mOcrat.
Fellow REPUBLIcANs,
Parties often err: Men frequently
change: But principles are immu-
table. am a Republican.-Proud
Of the tide shall bold it dear to my
latest breath nor would ] exchange
it for the Royal favor Of Ducal
Star; ofthe Imperial insignia Of the
Legion of Honor. My Republican
ism now. is the same rs that for
which Washington fought-.Iefer-
son wrote, and Warren and MGntgo-
merry bled. A holy love of country,
springins in the noblest affections of
the soul. and glowing in warm at
tacbment, and unerring adherence,
to these sacred principles.
Equal laws equally administered.
The right Of suffrage Trial by ju-
ry-freedom of the press; protec-
ton to agricuIture-commeree and
manufactures; a prudent and ecOno-
mical expenditure of public money
No standing armies to eat out in in
dolence and RIGHTEOUSNESS, the hard
earnings of the people. No unne-
cessary taxes. Free trade with all
misunderstanding alliances with
none. And above all a strict pre-
seryation of peace, unless compelled
by the highest necessity, to change
the relations of amity for those of
sanguinary ceuaict.-Peace is the