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there has been no period in which the general
prosperity was better secured, or rested on a
more solid foundation. As applicable to the
Eastern states, put this remark TO their Re-
personalities, q ask them lift is not true. When
has there been a time IN which the means of Iiy
ing have been more accessible and more abup-
uant' when labour was rewarded, | do not say
with larger, but with a more certain success ,
frohts indeed, are low; in some pursuits of life.
which 1t Is not proposed to benefit but TO burden,
by this Bill, very low. But still am unac-
quainted with any proofs of extraordinary dis
tress' What indeed, are the general indications
OF the state of the country? There is no far-
ne nor pestilcnce in the land, nor war. nor dcs-
oiatlon. There is no writing under the burthen
OF taxation. The means of subsistence are a
phndant; and at the very moment when the mise
rabie condition of labor are high, in COMPARE
son with those of any other country coun-
try, then, enjoying profound peace, a perfect
civ.i liberty, with the means ofsubsistencc cheap
aud abundant, with the reward of labor sure
and Its wages higher than any where else can
not be represented in gloom, melancholy, and
distress, but by the effort Of extraordinary pow
ers of tragedy.
Even if, in Judging of this question, VIC were
10 regard only those proofs TO which we have
been referred. we shall probably come TO :; con-
cuision somewhat different from that which has
been drawn. Our exports, for example, although
certainly less than IN some years, were not,
last year, so much below an average, forrnedup
on the exports of series of years, and putting
those exports at a value, might be supposed
The exports of agricultural products of ant
mails, of the products of the forest, of the sea,
together with gunpowder, spirits, and sundary
unenumerated articles, amounted, i'll the several
years, to the following sums, viz.
In 1870 So7,7iG,f52
1904 33.342,3iG
1907 So, 49,, 35t
Coming up, now, to our own times, and taking.
the exports of the years 1921 1922, and 1928,
of the same articles and products, at the same
prices, they stand thus:
In 1871 S45,643,I7s
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Coming up, now, to our own times and taking
tne exports of the years 1921, 1922, and 3,3,
OF the same articles and products, at the same
prices, they stand thus:
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CHARTS, &c.
w. II, RATHRONE.

WM II, RA7HBONE,
As just received and offers for sale, at lis store
l. head Of Poeket Wharf new Chart, extending
from NeS-york to Hsvsns. improved by government
suryeysin 1890, With general assortment Of charts
81 the latest surveys-Dowdch's Nsvga,ors, 5th ed
ton American Coast Plots 10th edition; Nsuiics,
Almanaeks for the years 1929 and 1923 seanens'
daily Assstant--vith complete assortment az Nsu-
teal instsuments-letter writing, log and wrapping
Papcr-Quills and Ink Powder.
.7LsO general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and ship cosndlcry.
Just received. 10 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
30 thousand Bricks--20 dog Tie.
tU Cordase and Cables made 20 order, and ves
seIs furnished 9Th ever! sr.ioe for long and short
to.sgs. s3ig1i IL.
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MARBLg
MONU M r. N L S,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
i Fire Places and Grave stones, OF American
and hssn Marble, blue, white and elouded, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NswroRr.
500 pair OF Grave stones, OF the lines,
nd most dursbIe; ;Bue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this sta,e.--Pree Stone for Windows,
;sps and sills, Hesrths, Pire Places and Steps,
AL Of which will be sold al the lowest Prices for
Cdsi, Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
m q long credit drequired.
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Nevp ~, March 2r. Prisrn S'rep.
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N O f..
PROPOSALS in writing, will be re-

PROPOSALS. in writing, will be re-
ceved by the subscriber. until the LIST day of June
next for supplying WOOD for the Of the troops
in the Hsrbor ct Newport, not exceeding in the
whole fsTo Hundred euds The delivery TO commence
as soon a. practicable after The contract is made,
and to be completed by the fa day OF Nov next
the whole 10 be sound ncr, hsntsbie Oak wood, and
to measure l23 cubic feet TO the cord.
Bonds viii be required for the faithful perform.
snce ofttc contract, supported by good and suf
fieienl sureties. WALES SMITH
Fort Wolcott, April %
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Fresh
DRUGS and ui.DICIN rs,


49," on rHR BEsT QUALITY, EF ~
EoR sale at the Medical Dispensary Of DR. Josus
SON, No 1873. Thames street. Just north OF tho
Brick market. Among which are
,s The ROSE OINIIfEhT ~,
A sSRTAIN, sArK, and sPEHpy CURE for tho
ITCH It has been used as remedy Tor the scalds
head and for other erupions about the bcad, face.
aud hands. &c This O,ntment hss never failed to
ouRs the IToH, in single instance, when ptopar!y
applied, 1T Is suFssioR in quality, and cheaper
than any othes composition for The came purpose,
fcred to the public.-price IS cents per bog.
t. PILLS, u.
0fvarious kinds. and for all diseases - Very suits
able Physic for every person. at this season Of tho
ysar.--price fror, IS to SO cents per box
',. UanLeigh's jiadagasear OH, rs
for the HAfR-Ths is used 10 curt and perfume the
hair, cause ito grow, and posse sses thc remarkable
property OF PaEvEnTiSo sALpNcss. This oil az!
GELS in efficacy every other preparation for the above
purposes, which has been offe ed to the public.
n nesu Medicine jor Coaghs--and tie
.t.s.,a Group
remedy for that terrible disease, The CynaEchc
Trachealis, or GRour--oommon Colds, Coughso
As,hms, Hopping cough, consumpons, and vsrlocy
pulmonary siiections,--prlce z per bottle.
, MEDICINE CHESTS,
Put up. or repeniShed, with genuine medi,iness
With particular care Physicians prescriptions duly
attended 20
UTD Dr. JoHasov, will attend 90 tire r-sc;ic "a
PHysIe As usual
tl. esYouR TEETH
DR. J informs the ladies' and gentlemen of Hevpore
and those in the country that he can furnish them
with ARTIFICIAL rsHrui sets them goId, or
otherwise. which will be htcd with great c,ness
SURPRISING ip beatty spd eieganoe, their torner
turai teeth ,--embrscng all The modern imp, ove-
Inents IN the art
Teeth dressed, extracted. and every other opera.
ton performed them which he .r condition admits.
Teeth brushes powders ess pepp. rminl Of su-
plnroa quality. iaudanum. salts. crem tar.r, &c.
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said Cooris, shall be returned 10, proceeded
IN, and determined ct, the terms herein p' owl.
ded for, in the same manner ss II the time OF
holding said Courts had NOT been chsnged.
Washington, April ~, 1924.
Approved JAMES MONROE. f
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NOTICE.
April s. 1894,

~ - IN .
IkNE5 TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
y the public, that he has employed experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend to the calls Of his old Gus
toners and Friends-the smallest favour will be
gracefully acknowledged and punctually attended
to-cslI at the Chambers over his Store north cot.
ner OF Bannisters wharf March % 1921
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Horizons Hotel.

G HORTON respectfully Informs the
Ne public. that his house. heretofore know n as
the Globe Tavern. has been much improved aud en-
iarsed sace the last season. and that Is now in q
situation to render every comfort and convenience to
the traveller.
Providence April I. tf
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UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BI.uE.

THE subscribers respectfully informs thei7
friends and the public, that they hsse estabt
ished the iadigo blue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman at the colorng aud Rnishs
ing. wooiisa goods Of all descriptions will be 6n.
ished in the nea,est manner, the most reasonable
terms.
a na WOOL CARDlNG. to
Wool Of all grades carded into rolls in the. best
insDper. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or -by contract, as may best suit their en-
pioycrs. ~, .-.,,, . Sn
The following persons will receive and forward
any Mticles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWRAD STANHUPE, and
ROBERT n & FRANCIS CARR. Nsppors.
GEORGE LAwTON, Tsoerfsn
= JEREMlAH CLIFFORD, Bristoi Ferry ~
They return their sincere thanks TO ,helr iormeS
customers and solicit the continuance of their fas
YOURS JOHN BABCOCk
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth, hume IL ~r
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SIale of Rhode Island, SC.

Clerks Office, CSuvt Of Common Pleas, /oy fhe
/, e"ansy Of y esvhors, tosb hhril, 1924 4,
WHERHAs 7nsmas Dennis, jr. OF the town & coun.
~ Newport mariner, has this dag fled in my
sfce an application for notice TO be issued his cred
itors TO be and arpeas before said Court the Sec
ond day Of the term thereof TO be holden at Newport
within aud for the county aforesaid the third Mon.
day OF May next then and there to nominate assign
ees OF the property Of said Dennis agreeabIy to an
act OF the Hon, Gen. Assembly. passed at January
session, 1885, entitled act fer the relief of inso
vent debtors" Notice Is therefore hereby given 10
the creditors Of said Dennis, then and there to ap.
pear for the purpose aforesaid.
HENRY Y CRANSTON, Cgk.
ApsiI 90
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Washington, ApfH 9, 1870.
Approveds JAMES MONROE.

a n act TO change the terms OF the Circuit and
District Courts in The State OF OHIO, and
one Of the TENS Of the Cncui, Count 10
Keo,ucky.
De IL enacted BY tie Senate and H9uss 9
Rehresentofives o/ the Cnifed Sfafea Of timer.
lea TN Congren .dsseni6!ed, That the Circuit
coost Of The United Sls,cs within aud for the
Dis.fict ef Ohio, inVesd otthe time now fixed
by Law, shsli be held on the second NJ ndsy Of
Jolly nex,, and, thereafter, on the Fl st Mon
days OF January snd June in each year aGd the
Disuici Court of the UErted States, 10 and
for said District, ,hsii, he'eai,er, be held on
u. mondays nsx, succeeding the times herein
, sxsd 10, holdrrg."e Ci'eun Couu.
p Sec. 9. ind De 10 further enacted, Th.t
ths neg, fall tenn Of ,he Circuit Court oi The
Uoi,ed S, s,es, Tor the District oi Kentucky, be
I, oommsnced and held Oh the second Mosdsy
A October osx,, io-iisu Of the h's Monday
= Novsabsr PrSyided, Thai this set shsi
Kebs construed to extend 10, or embrace, any
y Ass os fo,urs :erm of the esid Circun Court
The asxt November term aforesaid.
80 3 :, Ind Be 10 further s1oefsd, Tha, ell
xssess, process, suits, and proceedings
y,ksud, whether Of q civil or criminal
3eomwoesd es psasins in eihsr Of
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Dissolution Of Go, partnership.
THE co partnership oi,he,to sub,Is,ing be
tween the subsc bers under the firm oi
John s. CHARLES CANNON,
10 this doy dissolved by mu,uai oooseni.
JOHN CANNON, -.
,.,y ~ CHARLES CANNON,
Newport, Nov. 10Th. 1920
All persons having claims against the above
s m sre requested to bring them ward by
the loth Of May nex,--and those indebted, 10
make immediate payment, as no fu tber IN
duIgenes will be given. z. TREvETT,
..e Agent Jor Me firm.
Asril s, 1s.4, -.
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d. w NOTICE "
THE subscribers hereby give notice. that they
have been appointed Executors of the last win
end testament Of .arnos CrOss. Esq late Of Westerly
in the cnun,y Of Washington, deceased, aud have
accepted said trust; They therefore request all
persons indebted to the estate of the said deceased
to make payment without delay--and all persons
having claims against said estate, exhibit them
soon no may be, TO
JESSE MAxsoN. :
wa PECKtia@, 5
Westerly, Feb 9. 1924. CFio--3m1
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NOTICE.

DROPOSAi.S in writing will be re,
l. ceiyed by the subscriber, until the 25,h day
OF May next. for supplying FRESH BEEF to the
troops in the Hsrbor of Newport. for O.e Year. COM
mencins the First day OF June The Beef to be Of
good and wholesome quality in quarters with an e.
be from time to time required, not exceeding three
IN each week, on such days as shall be designated
by the Assistant Commisssry of subsistence. =
WALTER SMITH.
Fort. .Woicott, April o.
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An Act to alter the times Of holding tho Dis.
trict Court Of the Uoited STATE for the Dis
tricl ol Illinois. e. 49,. 2.
Be it enacted by me Seaafe and House Of
Rehreseniasipes Of fhe United States Of .anier
Tea in Congress assembled That, in lieu OF The
times nov appointed by law, ,hr District Court
Of the Uni,ed S,stes for the Di.tric, OF Iii.
nois shall be, hereafter holden on the third
Mondays 10 guno sDd November, in each
year. ,
Sec. Q. .d1d De if further enacted, That
ali w'iis, pleas, suits, recogn,ssnces, indles-
men.s, and all other proceedings OF civil or
criminal nature, now pending IN, or which ate,
or may be relurnable to, said Court, shall be
hes;d d. tried, end proceeded With, by the said
Cour,, 10 the seme manner % il no alteration
Of the times for holding ssid Court had taken
place.
Washington, April %, 1924
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
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LADIES, MAGAZINE.

THE 9th number Of the Ladies Magazine 10 now
ready for distribution. and may be had 1t tho
book store Of Messrs w q J. II BARpsa. Il Mr
SAMuEL w vissos. and at the Office Of BHsJ d.
MusYoaD. Esq Al each Of those places suDscrip
ton papers are still open.
subycribers will please call send for their Mag
azines, toDescon Samuel Wilson's, Church.streeI
Newport, April %. 1924
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2ssSHE @S
QCH OINTMENy

g.. &" PRICE 81 l.2 cents. u.,,
The character of this Ointment is too we'll estate
lished 20 require sny recommendation sss
A fresh supply Of the above Ointment, is for sat1
"a in Newport, by
s w Vinson,
James Taylor, and
rt Rowland X. Hazard.
m Providence. by
Dycrs & Man,on. -
@. w Hoppin, CO
John Mason. and n =
ff 30 Amos Rhodes.
In Taunton. by Daniel Brewer.
In Warren, by Mrs lucy Burr.
In swaascy, by John Mason
In New Bedford. by Caleb Green.
In Bristol. by l.. w, Briggs, & Co.
Newporu Nov 6, 1893 "" a..
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An act giving the consen, and sanction Of Con.
eress 10 certain &C, Of the Legislative
Council OF tho Territory OF Fio,ids.
BE if enacted by she Senofe and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the United Srafes Of .dmer-
iea in Congress assembled, Ths, the consent
and sanction Of Congress be, and the same arc
he'eby, given to the &C, Of the Legislariss
Council ofthe Territory Of FIotids, approved
BY the Govst"cr OF ssia Territory on the
fourth dcy OF Ju y, Anno Domini one thousand
e'gh, hund ed aud twenty three, entitled .An
act to provide for levy'ng poll tax"
Washington, April 30, 1924
Approved JAMES MONROE.
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PkOVlDr NCE BLANK BOOK
.MANUFACTORY.
T. H. Burnton, Agent,

KSPECTFULLy informs his friends
Il 4, and the public, that he has re commenced
The manufacture OF Blank Books and Book binding.
IN all it's branches, at his old stand I6 Westminster
street, sign Of the Imperial Ledger -Gra,eful for
former favors, and will be thankful for the smallest
in his line.
Providence, Feb 4, 1924
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an act extending the Term of pensions, giant
cd 10 pensioners disabled, aud TO tho widows
and rphans OF those who hsve been slain,
or Who have died in consequence Of wounds,
or Casualties, received wtie In the line OF
thei, dulY, on board the private armed
ships of the United States, during the wal,
Be enacted by the Senate and RoSse Of
Eetrssen:ss;vss Of ihe Caifsd Ssdtes Of finer.
-tta in Congress assembled, That the peos,oos
of ali pc SOM, who now arc In the receip,
lhe' eef, under the provisions Of the following
laws Of tho United States, or either Of them,
80 wit on sct passed March fourth, one thou
sand eight hundred end fourteen, entitled
''An act giving pensions 70 tho orphans and
widows OF persons slain In the public or pri
vste r'med vessels Of tho United Stslesj
and an sct passed April sixteenth, one thou
ssnd eight hundred end eigh,eeD, entitled
81 An act in addition to an act giving penaions
to the orphans and widows Of persons slain IN
tho public or private armed vessels Of The y
Sates," 60 fer as sega'ds persons receiving
pensions from the fund arising from captures
and salvage, made BY The private armed yes
sells Of the Uniled States, be, and tho ssns
ARE hereby, continued, under tho restrictions
snd regulations in the said ae,s contained, for
and during the sdditionsi term Of hve years,
from and sfler the period Of ,le expiI elton OF
sbe said pensions, respectively: P'ov'dsd,
however, That the SAID psnsions shalt clone
/. be psid from tho proceeds Of the privsteer
pension fund, 90 called, and without 'ecourss
60 the U. States for aoy deficiency, (shouid
1pch occur which may hereafter arise there.
on: And PROVIDED, further, Tba, no pension
shail be paid 10 any such widow sfier her in.
tsrmarrisge, nor TO soy orphan children OF
Evch officer, sesmen, or marines, sfter they
shalt have attained tho age Of sixteen years.
Washington, April 9, 1924
Approved JAMES MONROE.
An &C, confirming certain acts Of james Mil.
Ter, as Goser nor Of the Territory Of a kan.
sas, sod Tor other pui poses.
be IL enacted by TIC Senate and Hot:se of
RehresenfInues Of fhe Unifed States Of diner.
tca IN Congress assembled, Ths, the official
acts und p oc eedings of James Miller, as Gov.
ernor of tne Territo'y OF Arkansss, !rom tho
third day Of March, A. D one Thousand eigh,
bundled and twenty-five, 10 the ,brd dsy of
January, A. d one Thousand eigh, hundred
and tive nty.t three, be, and the same are he
by, declared to have the same validity, force,
and effect, ss If the said James Miller had
been duly appointed and commissioned, for
and during the said term, by he President Of
the United S,stes, as Governor OF the Terri
tory Of Atksuss,; and no is hereby au,horiy-
cd 10 have and ,eceive tho same salary, pay,
and emolu ments. es he would by law have
been e0,itied, during the same period, to re-
ceive, If he had been 80 appointed end COM
mi,sioned q, aforesaid.
Washington, April 9, 1920.
Approved; JAMES MONROE.
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The Franklin Gazette, The leading paper in
PcHnsy iy;tnia in the support of Gcn. Jackson,
says i: be (ihc Gcneral were TO cease to
be caniIiate by any accident, Mr.. ADAMS
won!.i beat Sir. CRAWFORD all hottow!n This
confirms what we have repeatedly saii, and we
have now before US, declarations of a similar
character from the highest and best sources OF
Information in Pennsylvania. IL.
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SERIOUS DISASTER.

c arc indebted t. or Boston Ccr1cspon.
lem, VIZ. TopIiG FOR tic f,iio8irg accocn: Of a
I} NC SEQ We learn tic total loss Of vesea;
'l'I o. thc fret rate Ship EwarJ Newton
jcb her ,fs e iFo"l Calcutta, HdIra., auj Po'
rosi I, ,5o InkiFn W ieys,ool the r,!l,.yi,.
:. Z. tr,dc ara ID Newto,N vas running down .f,o
a. once an nc weathec> sleysais set, wien gJ
- ,326 r.acc u be- maqa
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81 AsHfSGr1x -In1r u
Joiy 10.

- l%sF1''HS "f,roUemc,R The mC1rm,t,, dom
go, 'r'n' W. -cciVe, by way of Baltimore, Of IN
1'1'''SI engagement Of The Board of Ce,nr,,,s
,.,1ers' I'd surveying The route Of the rroieo,c {,
chesapeake and Ohio Canal, brings direct
''fno 10 us the advantages which may be ,x,
.ciod rom the disposition which Congress ha,
lately shcwn TO ern ~ norton Of tic &c.
c"iGa led from The People, in the prosecute, q
slch o5,ects ofinteruat Improvcmegcas are ma.
lioDai IN tiTt!s score and character. Few. rro.
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vcrsation vyhi.., Mr. Nu.!c siItcs 10 have ,.ass
ed '.tween bin aud myself, wlicnsoever any
part of it may have happened, he must, ~ least,
have sroatiy misunderstood me, both in regard
to the a. Il. publications, and 10 MIR. Craw ford
and that, If the conversation alluded To, or any
part oft happened, he says il did, in his own
room, 1t must have been after my nomination as
confirmed by the Senate.
IL viii be reco!lccte-l that Mr.. Noble, dis
claiming al ,1yty considerations, chad protested
to be my friend, AID had taken .'au active part"
in favor of the confirmation Of my nomination; ;
Of which. he proves, | was well app--ized. II
would, therefore have been most extraordinary,
! that should have thought i nccessarv e, have
| made such statements to him, By wint :icthire
was To be gained aud That should have to-
tally forbone 10 make tacn 10 amy other Soma
| tor.
Nor can il be considered less strange. if those
statements were made % hin, during the pcndGn-
cy OF my nomination, that he with al! his zeal
in my favor, and acting, IN direct opposition 70
the wishes Of his political friends, should never
either will, view to ad INC, or to justify hiin-
self, have given the slightest iutinatiun OF sucl
conversation as he represents 10 have passed he
1 tween us, H. any one of those gentlemen, wlior
il was calculated to conci!;.tc, and from WHOM
opposition expected.
q As 10 the conversation he mentions in regart
To Mr.. Crawford, it a!i;i,lcs to some facts which
: happened before became 4 member of Con
"a
since the commencement CT the present contro
= ycrsy.
u The very professions of gratitude which ht
i says made to him, would apply y-ith muci
!, more force and propricty to 4 period aftc
Is than before, the confirmation ofmy nomination
: and, from the nature Of the case, they woul,
/ seem to have been predic-.ted upon dfssnteres
!. tedncss on his part, which was the more highl,
IS Appreciated, because ii overlooked the crcum
: stances of his friendship and my hostility TO Mr.
Crawford, which is at war with the whole state
mcnt he has made, concerning my opinion 0
J the conduct of that gentleman.
That Mr.. Noble may have misunderstood me
IS ! will not attempt 10 i;,,nsay. But, as | hop'
: COR future happiness, never did intend TO hay,
: expressed myself to him. OF any other person
so as to have conrcycI The opinions and scuti
o men.s which &c has imputed TO me, nor can &C
Il count, by any thing within my own knowlc &C
c for su,!. great msapprehensions.
: Ny object, however, is not now TO present a
L argument upon the case, but simply to rcquos
the committee to accept of this rs my DENIAL
"a Mr.. Noble's testimony, aud tc have it prinie
J, with my other COMMUNICATIONS to the commit
u tee.
NIE!.lS EDWARDS