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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-23

The foiosVny certificate from fessrs .Nror and BIZ
hngs Grant, Drggg'siS, Stafford, Con- must be truly
interesting 10 Tie oGicted
" Your (Dr. Rei's Asthmatic) Pills have perform
ed miraculous cure in this town--A man, about
50, bad been confined ssme months, his feet and
legs badly swollen. bad cough respiration diff.
cut. and was given by his physicians and
t!ends, who considered him in a confirmed consump
ton, after taking three boxes Of these Pills, all the
threatening symptoms removed aud he is FAST
recovering Stg6ord Sept l
These Pills givc'instant ease in all coughs, colds,
asthmas, diffulty of breathing wheeling. tghtness
of the chest, consumption. pain IN the SIDE, splitting
Of blood, chiness and shyerings, the forerunners
offevers, &c. Common colds moved in few
hours, he aged will experience relief equally instan-
taneous when the lungs sfiected.-Prce 81.
OJ'.fSk for " DIR. Relics Asthmatc Pills." one DoX
containing ~ Pills frequently effects cure. one
ars genuine but those signed w. T. CONWAY"
The whole Of the above Medicines are prepared
and sold, wholesale, by the s0,e PROPRIETOR, w. T.
CoswAY, No. 1, Hamilton-Place, Common street,
Boston, and reailed by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
Thames street, Newport, II. L.
Hoprin, Providence, Isaac ID Bull, Hartford, John
TieDout, No 238, Water.street, York, and most
Druggists booksellers and Post Masters through
out Toe United states.
~ Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures. may
be hSd at the agen S, gratis.
T. 7 None of the GbOre are genuine, HrIiess signed
"W. L ConwAy"-QS you uGit!e health, Observe his
~ large discount to country traders, aud those
who buy 10 sell .gan.
Newport. Nov ~. 1916
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. }

Narch I3H, 1917.
NoTICE is hereby given, that funds have been
IN assigned for the payment of such Treasury
Note., and the interest thereon, as are due at
the Loan Office in Boston, in the state Of Massachu
sets
And ehe said Tre0sury Notes will accordingly be
paid, upon the application Ct the holders thereof
respectively at tha said Loan Office in Boston, at amy
tine prior to fhe let aoy Of .Hcy, 1917, after which
day interest will cease to be payable upon the said
SIeasury Notes
Thc Commissioners of Leans in the several states
are requested to make this notice generally known,
by all the means in their power and the printers
authorised to publish the laws Of the United States.
will be pleased 10 insert wsek, in their rea,
pectye papers, until the first day Of May next
WM III. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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I6e foIf' Tf7g V.LHhIa'y CERT jfeates are hroQf3
gher singUiar and superior efficacy.
% CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that L. Gen. James Whteiaw Of
Ryegste. (Vt have a daughter, who has been from
her youth 10 the age OF 20 years, severely afflicted
with the salt fheum, and after having tried MANY
medicines to effect. induced TO make trial oI
Dr.. ReJ's BotGhcGI Drops,' prepared by w. T.
Conway, which, after administering three bottles.
completed cure, and she hrs not been troubled with
tn; complain, since JAMES wHITELAW.
Montpc!ier, March 10, 1916.
The following letter from the mother Of an iri IS ira.
ime'estins 10 tie Affected
w. Z. Conway,
Respected SIR NgreeabIy to your request, would
INFORM you that my son is now years DID, his health
as .Ollows-he :as been sick } years, Is months
since, when informed of DIR. Relf's Botanical Drops
and Pills, he then had moi \ use Of his aims ouc
leg almost crippled; hip dropped out of place his
th'Sh sweI'ed up and broke IN places arms in the
mean time sweed up and broke in ~ places many
ut the sores were down 10 the bone for year he
had no use OF the joints, but has the of both
arms, sores all well but thee be now appears To be
getting well very fast. Many said 1t was imposs bic
that he could get wei-Olhers say it seems ike rails
in.; one from he dead mus: ever remain a sincere
friend ana well wishe you who have shewn SO
much kindness TO my son.
LUCY ROGERS.
Watersrd, (Con.) May 70. 1916
AlSSc bIOps are FaNlSat cure TOT OCiH'Tl, O0ys
RteHn Le5rosy, ST. .i'thgnys Fire, screfua Ulcers,
Sore legs, even when the is affected, VenereaI
io'rt' when mercury has taled-are the best spring
and auunnal physc, and may be given to children
with perfect safety. Prices IL TASK for Ok.
klLFe's BorANIcAL ,DRors"- Obserue none ars
genuine 0r.eas stgteG p" ", L Conway"
The aoove Medicine prepared and sold whole
sale, oy The sole Proprietor. w. L. CoNwAY, No. ],
hs'n'Iton Place, Common-street, Boston, and retail
ed by
oAM'L. w. VlNSON, DrnggiS.,
THAALES-S7REET, AEWPORI, r. l.
Hoppin, Providence, Isaac ID. Bull, Hartford, Dwight
Rpi ey, Norwich, John Tebout, No. 238, Water.st.
New York, and most Druggists, Booksellers, and
PostMssers throughout the United States.
" Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures may
be had al the agents, gratis.
uJ .N"ne et the d5sve are genuine, unless signed
"W I. Conway" as you Uaiue health observe this
CT large discount to Country Traders, ana
those who buy 20 sell again,
.te1oDyrt. Ncu Il. 1916.
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BOAT FOUND.

A Moses boat, about Nineteen feet keel, nearly
~ new, with little or pain, on the irons and
bottom, drove ashore on the west side Of Block
Island, the beginning Of December last. The ow-
ner may have il again. by applying to the subscri
Der and paying charges EZEklEL ROSE.
Block.I.ianc, April 4. 1917. Ap9.
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State of Rhode. Island. &c.

NEwroRr,ss. Clerks Office Court Of Comnsn Pleas.
March 25, 1917
WHEREAs John Banisler Of Newport. county
w Of Newport hath this day sed in said Office
Resolve Of the General Assembly, at their Febru-
sry Session, A. ID 1917, extending to him the ben.
eff, Of an Act, passed IN jane, A ID 1885, ehtiiled,
I" an Ac, for the relief OF insolyent debtors" No
ce is accordingly hereby given TO the Creditors OF
the said John Banister, to be ard appear, II they
think fit, before the Court Of Common Pleas, to he
holden at Newport, within and for the County q
Newport, on the third MoRday of May neat, 10
aominate Cvtnmissioners to receive an assignments
OF his Estate, according to the Provisions Of said
at. RObERI ROGERS, C1crk.
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ADVERTlSl NlNNT.

THE subscriber bcsi leave to inform his friends
in particular, aud the public in general, that
he carries on his Trade, usual, on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. TnoMAl
MEssgRs shop lie repairs locks of every kind,
makes keys of every sort mends brass Kettles, or
any sort OF brass ware lie mepds umbrellas in the
neaest manner, and does ali sorts OF small work in
ms line of business The smallest favors in his wav
viii be thankfully received and punciually perform
ed, by Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
.ke1Vbort, Sept H. 1916.
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Negu Feather Bcds and FEATHERS.

r I'VE Geese and Fow Feathers, and Feather
- Beds. from 20 10 45 dollars kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. u, Cda.i .ies.s.rect
lie has on hand an assortment Of Ma.gosses OF al
kinds. .Ac1gbort, .lfqrci 20, 1878.
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VsludbAc PrCbry.. For sac. :
THE subscriber vii, eiiher sell or lease the Hou.es
l. in which he now lives, IN Thames -street--and
give immediate possession. Tie will sch some audi
tJjoining the estate Of the late George Chsnphsr
Esq. which land is very oonve'ient for House lots
tie will either sell lease his farm s Sschness'S
point, in Middletoyn. lie hss some Furniture sis4
Tor sale. NArii aAZAaD
Jan. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

,,..,, Monday Feb. u.
mr. Williams, by leave, introduced bin to
compensate Peter Hagner
Mr.. Hardin, also by leave, introduced \
Dill 10 prevent the discOntinuance of bust
ness before the Supreme Court, IN certain ca
SEES. ~
Inc following bills were severally read a Sd
time AZ passed:
bill TO provide for the punishment of crimes
and offences committed within the Indian bonn
ddIieS. On this bill tue vote, 10y Yeas q NAYS
was Ia to Is. '''
a bill making reservation OF certain
ses. pun ro-
bill authorizing vessels departine frop tho
Town OF Bayou ~. John, and the basin OF tie
lanai dc Car0ndeiet, for foreign ports to
Orleans. - 80
bill in addition TO an act for the moro
convenient taking of alfidayits and bail il, rivI
Eases depending in the courts OF the United
bin to divide the state Of Pennsylyaniainto
.No judicial districts
Ab:n supplementary 10 tie act CONCERNING
the naval establishments
bIll relating to the ransom Of American
eagt'ses IN the late war.
Tie bill more cffectualy TO preserve our
heutral f9aiIons, was reported by MIR. Barbour.
iIsHi TIC committee on Foreign Relations
win sundry amendments
several reports from different departments.
were lana before the Senate; and a short time
WAS spent in the consideration of Exccnti. .
business.
~, ,,., Taesfag, February %.
MIR. Wilson and Mr. TAFT were appointed Of
me J0ini committee Oh tie part of file Senate
10 meet TIE committee Oftho House. TO enunire
anl report what business is necessary TO be
done before adjournment.
The bill to amend tie Claims Ia,s. with T.
mendments made IN this House, was read
third time and passed.
ne Senate resumed the consideration Of the
resolution TO direct the military committee IN
report bill to reduce tl,a ATnv. - -
Barbour having moved to postpone The same
lndehnteIy, the question thereon was decided
fEAs-Messrs. Barbour. Brown, Campbell
1hase, Cyndit, Fromeniin. Gaiiagd. Hanson
Howell, Hunter, King, Iacock. Mason. ot u
Morrow, Noble, Roberts, RuggIes. Sanford
s,oNes; TAFT TaSlor,I FropP, Williams, viii
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deration the contents OF miae of the 10th
instant, and, combining yourself TO one
point only out of many on which il
touches, of the greatest Importance, as
think TO the interest OF both nations, YOU
say that ifyou had correctly understood
the meaning of my letter, at the same
time that manifest desire 10 conclude
a treaty for the adjustment OF all the differ
ences existing between Spain and Tie
United States, do not consider myself
authorized 10 90 SO, until | receive the
instructions from my sovereign, of which
! am IL daily expectation. You ask me il
this is the true idea which had wished 10
give you, and add, that if il is, although
we must both lament the delay, il is no,
perceived that any advantage can he de-
rived from entering into the negotiation
until receive my instructions.
In my note above mentioned, made
known TO you, with the candour and sin
cerity which characterize me, the causes
TO which | attributed the DELAY in re-
cewlng the instructions consequent on
the powers which his majesty had given
me; and do not doubt that the Presi
dent will have found them as lust as tl,e
reasons stated TO YOU demonstrating
that partial negotiation, which did moi
t'hpiuSt ttC BOHli> vi tlSdnrcetnfnf
between the two nations, cannot accom-
plish the object of the one or the other
which is to get to clear of these disagree
ments, d TO take care thattley are not re-
Moved in future. The treaty in question
ought TO provide for the Just reclamations
Ot the subjects and citizens of the respec-
tive parties: in it the limits between the
two powers should be fixed agrccablv TO
their respective rights, to equality. TO
Justice and reciprocal convenience. Fl
nally 1t ought TO comprehend different
stipulatlons analogous to the new state
OF relationsof intimacy which is about TO
he established between the two govern
ments Tor the greater encouragement of
their reciprocal commerce. You know
that all these points have so intimate a
connection with each other that il is not
easy 10 separate them, and on the other
hand they are of such importance that
consider 1t necessary 10 wait the arrival of
nv Instructions, before | conclude def
nitely a treat. involving affairs of such
magnitude. Nevertheless. as we cannot
but feel this delav very sensiblv. which
most probably will be short. anxious ON
my part to lessen il So far as depended on
me, have suggested to Won that we might
begin to discuss the points of least impor
tance, to the end of having the work i'm a
state ct torwardness when the instructions
should arrive but since YOU prefer
waiting for their arrival, will agree TO
what you may resolve on, persuaded that
you do not ia Ike less interest than do
IN fixing the relations of amity between
the two cou ntries, on footing the most
solid and durable.
LUIS DE ONIS.
l.
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NCfr ~ ~ ANtO.
To be Coatiuued.l
WASHINGTON Eeb 90

Washington, Feb. %.
The Bonus bill, as it is generally called.
passed TO third reading in the Senate
yesterday, by vote of % to l6. after an
amendment in its detail, more explicitly
requiring the assent of each state to tbe
expenditures within lis limits proposed to
be made out of this fund. A statement
OF the proceedings thereon, with the Yeas
and Nays on several questions arising on
the bill, shall be given in our next.
49,, March l..
The Minister of Denmark TO the H. s.
on. Pcderson) arrived i'm this CITY ON Tues
day last, and is now here.
Maj. Gen. Scott, of the army of. the u.
States, arrived III this city OH Thursday
evening.
On the 18th of March, we are informed.
the following regulations will be adopted
at the Capitol, for the purpose of presery
ing order.
Gentlemen of both branches of the Le-
gisiaiure pass into the Hall at such time
as they may think proper.
Gentlemen whoare entitled TO a seat ON
the floor, by the rules and orders of lie
House, will also be admitted whenever
they present themselves.
Ladies OF responsibility, without discri-
mlnaiion, will be received at the door and
conducted to seats.
AS soon as the PRESIDENT is seated.
The doors will be thrown open, and all
persons admitted.
1t is presumed that no gentleman will
endcavor to violate these regulations. If
being extremely disagreeable to be oblir-
ed to enforce them.
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WEST INDIES.
Z IHlnAdRLIIEsIoN, February 81.
FROM JEREMIE

Arrived this morning. schr pnr,. y;n,
Iapt. Willis, l7days from Jeren;e Cant
w. informs us, that about Tho -. ;n,,
two small schooners came into fI,at nor
whicb, from previous mannnvres and
frequently going out and comino in ,sitb
Out carg0es, were suspected To be n;rates
ana me crews were accordingly taken IN
10 custody, when one of the mon inform,
eh OF Their piratical conduct. and con
nucied to the place where tbeirarms cen
seore'ed, on a little island called Cav
mite about z leagues TO windward of ID
Ieinie' ne captains and crews were is
mediaiely tried and condemned n N
shot, but were enabled TO stav tl,e eyccp
tioh IN order TO obtain a reference oc N,
circumstances to the President Gpet;onl
10 douDt was, however. ENTERTAINED h
me INHABITANTS, but that thev would K
Ii c's' One Cadet, a notorious ieE
low, was capt. Of one Of the schr's h
mas vile and children at .Jeremie
About the Goth January. = nos,roo. a.
rived at Jeremie from .Jama;cs Gs,.ir,
s SI0len one at the Jamaica pilot hos.s. :
Inc pllots came over TO .Jerenie.and Ne
handed The boat and negroes bnt ,ycr
reused, and referred TO lie Pres;dents
rort,au-f Prince. 1t was said that ihes
constitution would not permit him 10 re-
tore the negroes. ''' "''' Z" -
- On the l2lh inst. in the CrooLed Liam
rlIasssase, spoke British Transport Shin 10
~, WIN troops on bc.rd from Kingstct
tJdm.) bound TO Ion,ASs ;..f,.. = 80
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The bill freeing from postage III letters and
packets To and from James Madison, was read
"a third time and passed
Ipedae@lay, icbrvarycc.
The engrossed bin auihor;Sing u Subscrip-
ton 10 an additional volume of the iiws OF the
Oniied states. was read third time 4: and, ON
mouon OF Mr.. Varnum, was postponed 10 the
an day of March next-rcjccted.
lie senate then proceeded 10 the conside-
ration oi the blu to set apart and pledge, as u
iInd tor internal Improvement, the bonus OF
the National Bank &c
2 motion was made by Mr.. Dagsett to post
ponc the bill indefinitely, which motion gave
rise To Il debate on the merits or the bill that
cvnt'rued to late hour, in which MsSsgs. Dag
sett, Ashmnn, Macon and Campbell, opposed
the bill and i!esSrs. Lacock, Barbour, Hardin
aud Roberts advocated tile bill, and opposed
Its postponemeut.
The moiion for indefinite postponement was
10.
And the Senate adjourned.
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NORFOLK Eebr,,o,

D NORFOLK, February %
FIRE On Wednesday eyening h..
about twilight, a small shed adio;n;69,,' "a. IS
blackSmilii' $ shop of Mr.. Charles PosSa 'l'
near the upper end of a row of bn;ld;eS
on Jennings date Loyals) wharf
discovered To be in "A state of conAa'r wa
on. Unfortunately the wind was a'f
1resh from the eastward, and the cow,
gnous buildings were of such acon' J.'f
tibie nature. that before the citi7ans nn's
assemble, the fame had extenJod o ~
yond their con!roul, and in q yer,, Ds
time every house on the wharf vas s Sn%
ced to ashes. The lumber yard - NV
Z. Su'iv, amt the wood ward NJ NJ I i,iI
Duncan, in the rear, suffered ,na vi; Jss
not only IN the destruction of the am"T
snres, but in the loss of their comtan'S
The wooden buildings i'm The frnntnfI.
fire, situated on Southgate e. n;n DE- "''
and Newton's wharves. with tLe ,'asOh
III the intermediate dock. we're MI
posed, and with diifieuItv Drsseruad e.. ~
IN me raVases OF the devouring element
Inc property DESTROYED is not great nj
amount ana probably 4 or 5000 dollar,
would cover the whole; but we regret nj
aoo' iha' 10 The individual sufferers The
'oss that they have sustained, is distre,
sing. Several have lost fin, II all NJ,
Join J. Campbell, Block-maker and Al,
oully' we understand, are tile princpa
sufferers. the former haying his '" ShpP"
with valuable stock on hand ept;reI I,
destroyed. Mr.. LemueI Iaugley h"ns:
joiner, and Mr.. Robert Reeves r ro
also suffered much. ''sSef
Owing to a long exemption from ,I,
calamity of fire, the present one found NJ,
utterly nnprepared To arrest its furv con-.
iuslcn and irregularity was cyery wher
visible, and engines, buckets. AYES Scl
no where to be found, until the miscLisi
was pretty well over. The intren;d;t~ h
active exertioDs of number of c;t;gsns
however, evidently effected ibe salyat;oo
'oi much property, which was threatcnJ
with destruction. '''' ''' AZ :
1t would bt an objectionable necleet
were we to omit noticing the nromnf and
essential assistance rendered bv Csntah
, atom company of Artillerists from
FORT Norfolk, which deserves the b;rhes
contemplation. A detachment of then
under the command of Lieut., Marie
OF the corps Of Enginecrs, particularly adj
trac'ed attention, by their extraord;1ar
perseverance and activity. Herald.
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CoPy Of n letter from the .Secgetnry of
State to tie Chegahe1 De OniS, dGfcd
Department of State.
February Goth, 1917.

SIR,
have had tie honor TO receive
your letter Of The 10th inst.
From full consideration of the contents
OF this letter, IT appears that although YOU
expect instructions at an early date. to
negotiate and conclude a treaty for thc
adjustment cf all differences between lie
United States and Spain, which YOU man
iiest II, sire TO accomplish, YOU do NOT
coHsid yourself authorised to do so ON
any one ONT at this time. will thank
you to state whether | rave understood
correctly tie idea which YOU intend 10
convey. in case have, have only TO
remark, that although The DELAY is parti-
culally to be regretted, it is not pcrceiv-
Cd, that any advantage can be derived
from entering into the negotiation before
you have received your Instructions.
have the honor to be, &c.
JAMES MONROE.
Iraesfaf'oH of'a Letter from the Cheralicy De
Gus to fte Secretary Of ,Sfafe, dafed
go Washington, Feb. 81, 1917.
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RnLfin,n,.o IL &c

r,. baltimore, Eel. 90.
ne anxiety for the circulation of sne-
cie instead OF Bank notes, which has been
so prevalent IN some other cities, has cxis-
i 1eu I'D avery. slight degree in Baltimore.
ne appllca'Ionsat The Banks ofthis CITY
IOr specie, on aud since the Goth, have
very little exceeded the amount of done
sits during the same period. The cI;or
a az. IN our circulating medium, is,
the substitution of silver, as chance +,
lieu of tie notes for less amount thsm
dollar The bank notes are found from
experience Ia be more Convenient de-,
the silver dollars, md the specie is =, re.,'
Oily obtained from all the Banks for ,be;r
notes, that the farmers at market. as Vel
as tie citizens, prefer the latt~r.
EeH Gaz
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and he has too murh confidence in the
well known rectitude of this administraf.
on to think that ii could solicit ii on 9th
CT terms.
You arc pleased also TO inform me in
yonr esteemed note, that 10 the proposifi-
ons which have suggested as worthy of
thee consideration ofmy govt, that OF the u.
Siatcs cannot agree and that abandoning
the arrangement of limits, you desire only
70 Know if am disposed 10 sign a conven-
ton for settling the injury sustained by
The AmerlcaD commerce, and 10y the
sApPr sSiOn the deposit at Newt Or
leans.
As The propositions which have made
TO YOU were confined solely to the leaving
TO your election, whether We should
feat, by discussing and fixing ina friend
iy manncrthe respective rights of each
power, tothc end that, having agreed to-
ilem, and tie obligations of each upon
lie other being known, the compensation
10 Which each may be entitled might be
settled Or that, leaving things TO remain
IN the state they were, we might agree in
friendly manner as io what would suit
each! cannot conceive tlIatthe United
States should be of opinion that they
carnof agree 10 any Of these points.
vOnld offend nv own dclcacy, IT, az
ior being assured by yOufbat The 4. States
were disposed TO terminate all the dife-
re1ccs which exist between thc two nati-
oGs b !, treaty founded on Justice, eani-
~ AID mutual convenience, could be-
lleve that the L. Sta,es would repel the
on!y means which, in my opinion, exist,
10 arrive at this eUd. Judge, then, that
! have not explained myself with sniici-
eat c,eafnrss, or that have not well com
ptclieglel you and again renew nv
propositions IN a plain, clear and demon
sie1iive manner, giving YOU IN example
Which you cannot but find jest.
let rs suppose (anI Ills a very proper
sgppositioa,) HAT you aud are intimate
friends 70 iave purchased an estate adj
ilILLlk Que Of mine DIDO rot now en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

We are happy TO state that at tie 90.
ference held on Friday the 9TH ms, =,
Gettysburg, between the officers of "a ~
Banks OF Getty sburg, York. CarIsIe
Chamoersburg and Green Castle. an ~
rangement was made, and ansn,mousL, W.
greed to res"gse the payment Of .Sp.c;ss u u
Thursday neat, tie 10th ms. "a
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Extract ef'a letter from Al5any, dated p,
rharH2I, 1917. ~

rnarH2l, 1872.
His Excellency Gov. Tompkins l.
sent in his unqualified resignslinn, 'a'
Governor of this state, which Mil ba {"
nounced to, lie Legislature to-morrosa d. I.
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