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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31
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Has Just reccired on Consignment, aud
pM sci the toiio,oirg GOODS rery io,e
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HAVING several years since been admit
IL ted to practice as on ATrossEy and
CouNsELLoR Ar Law, in ALL the Courts IN
this State, and more recently in the UNIlED
STATES CocRTs--I offer my services 10 the
public in the line Of my profession. Those
who may see fit to employ me, as we'll as all
my old patrons, may rest assured that what
ever business they may conhde to my manage.
ment, shall be attended 70 with promptness,
fidelity and correctness.
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Newport, oh October. 1927.
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Newport Thursday Morning, January 81 1925
AN ADDRESS OF
HENRY CLAY,

TO The Public: eonidiuing certain feshimo.
nioiS IN rcf,taiion Of The Charges
against him, made
BY GEN. ANDREW JACKSON.
Touching the late Presidential Election.
ADDRESS, &c.
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TO LET,

find possession giren on the lSt Of Stptem-
Der neIt.
THE Store now occupied by WILLIAM
Il LIrrLEFIELD, belonging to the Ner.
chants Bank. Apply to the Cashier st the
Bank. Aug. l6ib, lel7.
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Has iUSt recCired on Consignment, aud
pM soH the folo,oirg GOODS rtry iotc
for Cash or short credit:
pLACK broadcloth, from go 10 81, ex.
ID ccllcnt blue do from l..O 10 -, steel
mixed S225: cassimeres from Is 60 1SG sat
tinett from IS To Is; good calico at IL cts yd
blesched shirting from l3 - - cts: brown
sheeting 40 inches wide II cts, Berkeley era.
va,s So dozen; silk hdkts from 2s TO 4s6, sat.
unctt vests az is6, Merseill, do at Os, duck
trowsers at 4sO, bone poajacket buttons az
2,l2b gross; metal and gilt coat buttons firm
81 cts tn $3.50 gross; suspenders from 6s TO
lose doL; 100 boxes hooks and eyes from 10
cts to Ia cts box; pearl buttons 30 cts gross;
patent thread T8ctS ih.s vest patterns ,25 cts,
4 900 skcins silk > cts skein; German gloves
at IS pair, bucNsliin al 3sU, beaver from l. 10
IS pair; 80 gross wooden buttons AT 10 cts
gross; $4,000 Russia qnihS al IS !, on, nee.
dies from No ! 10 ~, at Is luO, warranted
lead pencils toT ~ cts dozen; warranted Ia.
zars for 2s3; shaving boxes u brushes knives
* forks from 30 cts 10 81 set; pocket knives.
pen knives, brass candle sticks brass andirons,
shovel and tongs, states and pencils, iron and
Brittania spoons. 30 boxes shaving soap from
It's 10 $3.50 box; 40 boxes half spanish cigars
at 81 % cts. 90 in box; good Spanish do
lIp'h l,~p ~ . b'As b''NN NHpfS wv ~ ~
boots tor $3.50; ~ pair ladies prunella walk
ing shoes at ,'l,l2l pair
,RGR RltIT'E,H3a
? hair cloth Sofas ut :@IA; do Couch eo5,
common Sofa Sl!; > Secretaries IA a l.
dollars; wash stands and toilet tables; low
French, field and hgh pest hcdslcads from
N dollars; bureau. from H. o. l. dolls.
elegant s'ltohoard So; porlubc desks. com.
non. breakfast and dining tables, from go t.
- 80; kitchen. common. ilagbnii0m chairs
rom - to - dolls, common, Rms. ia and live
yccsc frnt.crs constantly ou haul. from L. {,
~ cts h; new aud second haad beds. crocke-
" and glass ware, wholesale or retail, con
dantlv on hand, Loonlng GasscS Of all kind,
from 10 - dollars.
Good Lisbon Wine Gs gallon. nos'on bav
rackcrol No /; ~ bushci rvsnats; beet, pork
1nd groceries, Canal -four; ~ tubs buticr,
new aud SECOND hand o'riliug; new and sec
)nd hand watches; books. writing and ettei
'apcr: one b., and two Franklin stoves
Cash paid i,r old watches. Liberal ndvan
fes made on cons'pnwcn's Jan 10
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fcoMMuNIcArIoN.1
To the Merchants ofs4s District of Columbia.

To the Merchants Of tie District Of Columbia.
Understanding that the owners of the Steam-boa,
Fredericksburg finding her not to answer the pur
pose for VIII icb she built. mean to her, be-
tween Baltimore to the District Of Columba, COM
mon carrier
The present line of Packets is owned by four expe-
rienced men, who having their all ut rsque, deep
ly interested in preserving the property entrusted to
them; they have stood their own Captains, somI Of
them upwards of twenty years, there has been
against them, to the knowledge Of the writer (who
has been reghter. by almost every packet. for the
last twelve years) the least complaint; being anxious
to continue line, safe those interested, he re-
quests the Merchants of the District, to consider the
subject well, before they encourage any other.
jan ST. A MERCHANT.
rhe National Intelgencer will publish the above
three times and send their account to this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

As regards the reelection Of President Ac-
ans, we see no cause for doubling the consum-
m alton Of the wishes of his friends. During
the past year The opposition presses have at
tempted by holiness Of assertion aud vain
Boosting to make it appear that General jack
son would be called TO the presidential chair;
but the people-the free and intelligent people
Of the u. States have voice in this question,
and or their capacity to selec:, as we'll as on
their disposition to choose the most suitable Of
the Two candidates, we safely rely for the re-
election Of our present able and v,r,uous chief
magistrate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
From the National Gazette,

From the National Gazette.
Msssrs. Carey, Lea and Crey have received
. Map of the U. S. published in London in
1926, which exhibits curious specimen of the
accuracy Of the Englis in their notions of the
American Geography. A list Of the States is
given in the sheet: the old thirteen are specified
but then we have the following
Allied State-Vermont.
Subject Srares-Maine, Indiana, Kentucky,
Fankinia, Tennessee, Western Territory.
Province
Spanish Dominion-Florida.
Lnd,anna occupies part of Marylsnd and
Vireini and Franklinia one half OF Tennessee
Louisiana is limited by The Rocky Mountains,
and all west thereof is included within the
British possessions,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
Trustees Sale.

nNwednesday the 10th day of January 1875. i '..-
~ ifnot the next fair day, shall! offer fer ss o.:
Public Auction, at the dwelling house n.W occupied
by Theodore Mead, corner of Washington aud Can.
ron Streets, sundry articles Of
HOUSEHOLD FURTI? T'kE,
consisting o. flag bottom windsor 'ha'. IiI ing, tea,
and breakfast tables sideboard, :rhle clock,
two excellent carpets, and many other ar,o az in
good order, and Of superior quality ~ ihe same
time and place will be offered for safe, :be Ivrlmg
House and Lot, now occupied by the sfcre. ID IT,. o.
Mead. Terms made known At the time and place Of
SALE The Trustees will convey such title, rs is vest
ed in them under the Deeds OF Trust, Sale to com.
mence at eleven O'Clock.
C. SCOTT, Trustee,
CHRISTOP HER NEAI.E, trustee
Ier 12-~2aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
Public Sale.

NHE subscribers wilioffer for SALE on Tuesday the
q 18th day Of the present month, on the premises
all their RICH: and title in and moc,y ola certain
tract OF land known BY the name Of Turkey Cock 81.
tuate in the county Of Faiax Of Virgins, and a.
bout three miles from the town of Alexandria. Terms
LIBERAL and made known at the time and place Of sale.
On the above described property there are three
tenemeEts, and desirable situation for fine garden.
Also, will be offered for sale a, public auction, BY
the subscribers, Saturday the 18th inst - O'Clock
If fair; If not, the fair day. at the same hour,
(Sunday excepted all our interest, property and
claim, in several wooden buildings situated Oh Princess
and st Asaph treets Immediately in front oftbe new
Jail, md generally known BY the name of odl, .
town. Terms made known II the time OF ,ae
jan 2-lawts JOHN b. HEPBURN,
ANDERSON HEPBURN.
GrFor pa tculars. or If any information r.lativ. 10
10 J c. BARRY, .3uct.
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Vo Rent.
Notice.

NOCICt.
vJyHE Dry Goods lately received are opened and
L found by experienced dealers in the town, to be
pery low invite call from such merchants as may
be in want of such Notwithstanding them that they
will not be disappointed in prices They are Offered
kets pIaid and fancy prints, drab and olive cords
an assortment of bandanoes drab cloths ofvarous Fri
ces, crimson moreens &c.-Also, shad and herrihS
Irvine, and variety Of furniture, leather, groceries
Jec 81 GEO. JOHNSON.
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Public Sale.

TIVE subscriber will 1uesd, the 18th day Of the
present month, sells pvblc auction. on credit
of IL months tract Of land containing forty acres,
situated about miles from Alexandria near he Lit
tie River Turnpike Road, ana, commo~ly known by
the name OF Turkey Cock Sale TO take ptee on
the premises at IL O'Clock by order nj the hers
ian 1-eots WN n DJJNDAS ENe'r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND

on Monday last, agreeably to the constitu-
ton, the legislature proceeded to elect a Gov
crnor Tor the ensuing year, by Joint ballot @,
Ine TWO houses, when His Excellency. JOSEPH
NSNr' was reelected without opposition. Up
IN counting the ballots, it appeared that
DR. Joseph Kent had 40
DR. b. l. S.mmes
Blank votes -
Al noon Yesterday, Governor KENT took the
0a'hs OF Office prescribed by the constitution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
Nr,,,ls55ssS y N-Di3IAS
,,,nsnAy MORNING, JANUARY 10. 1923

The proceedings Of the Harrisburgh Con-
,sr,iop, are given in the Philadelphia papers.
Tbom,s Burnside presided, and S. Wetheriil
,,s Archibald Bard, acted as Vice Presidents.
, letter from Gov Shuttle in reply TO COM
,,i,,er appointed for The purpose, was read, IN
which the Governor declined allowing the use
or hi, name as a candidate for pubic suffrage,
], the election IN November next
The following resolution was unanimously
hdop'ed.-
Pe,olr.d. That our distinguished fellow ei'i-
sn P,lknrd hush, Of Pennsylvania, now BE"
80, e the treasury Of the United States,
and he hereby is recommended 10 the Ciu-
20 of the United States as candidate for
80 ,f5ce Of Vice PIesident:-the various and
",,or.an, stations which he has ably and hon
nrsbIv filled; the sound principles he has on all
| LESSONS aud in all stations displayed; the SIN
liar and distinguished ability with which he
"a advocated "Ihe American System, ana
IL ws,chfui care as well as enlightened skill,
wi,b which he has presided over the Treasury
|Een,r,mrn,; are the best pledges which can be
|,iyen to the American People, tina; he will IN
Every station, sedulouslJ devote his Time and
his talents to promote the prosperity and hap
pipess of MS country.
The Convention agreed upon the fUl!owing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

CDanieI Martin, Of Talbot, So
. VIM. S,euart, Of Baltimore, 81
* Thomas Davis, Of Montgomery, So
s. / Arnold E. Jones, Of Somerset, so
Rein Estep, of Anne Arundel, Al
WIN. Nc Mshon, Of Allegheny, 43
Ohio Scott, Of Hartford, As
Samuel LIE Compte, Somerset, 43
One blank vote. Ball. diner. Jan. 9.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
Washington Canal Company.

vNHE Stockholders, are hereby notified that e
lection for President aud six Directors will be
held at their Office the 10th of January, 1928, be-
tween IL 81. and 3P. VI.
dec 5!-dtJIo F.MAY, Prest. w. Canal Co.
Washington ID. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.-The Iegisla-
tsre yesterday went into joint ballot for the
election of the Executive Council for the ensu>
ing year, when Messrs. DANIEL MARTIN, WILL
LIAM SrEuARr, Thomas DAVIS, REIN EsTEP,
and ARNOLD E. JONES were chosen. Messrs.
Davis and Estep are me- members. The vote
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

Bib the gentlemen at the head OF the tick"
ct, MIR. Holster and Mr.. Reed were Jackson
m,n in 1924, Mr.. Reed was on the Jackson e
lectoral ,it ket and voted for General Jackson.
1924, WIRE on the Jackson electoral ticket who
nave authorised the use OF their names at
this time on the ticket friendly TO the present
administration
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

The captain of the brig Brulus from Port-
land, bound to Havana, arrived al New York on
Friday, in :he Agnes. The B. on the 9th Of
Nov lat. 81, long. 70, was capsized and filled,
but righ,ed, and was pumped Cut. One man
was lost. The remainder Of the crew were
taken off the wreck 90 days afer, by The big
John Laird, Of this place, arrived al St. Tho
mas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED. JAN 9.

ARRIVED, JAN g.
Schr. Maria, Babson, Halifax; potatoes and macke-
rel to Samuel McKenna Of Georgetown,-2o passen.
gers.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Es-

fuDllC Gale OF aIuaDIe Neal Is
tate.
70 Y virtue of deed Of trust, to me to secure the
- pa, ment offs sum Of money, to Joseph Chris
tie. shall at ~ O'Clock, on the fill day of Febrt.
airy ne It. upon the premises SELL all that
valuable Lot, with the Warehouse thereon, situate
at the southeast corner Of Fairfax and Prince Streets
the lot extends along Fairfax street ninety eight feet
seven inches. and along Prince street thirty feet ten
inches.
JOSEPHJANNFY, Jr. Trustee.
Application for the purchase cfthis property ut pri
vate sale, may be made to John Douglass, Thorn
rs Vowel upon the premises. jan5-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

this time on the ticket friendly 10 the present
administration
we copy, from the Leesburg Genius Of Lib
srty, the following pleasau, bit al the late Jack
son meeting held in Union, Loudon Cy. Va.
where Committee Of Vigilance consisting Of,
we believe, about us persons was appointed.
To JosEau LEWIS; fsQ
SIR:-As the Jackson committee Of visi>
lance which you appointed, as chairman OF the
meeting held al Union, was quite small; per-
nit me IL suggest TO you, that there are up
wards Of twenty persons on il who are not free
holders Now as those worthy gentlemen, with
a couple of thousand in. our county who would
oppose your ticket, are not YET good and Laws
ful men in politics, would II no, be better TO
try whether you can find twenty freeh,ders TO
supply thei places!-Pray is il true, that you
nominated any who mu,inied?-However il
were as well TO touch this topic lightly, as i,
is said that such folks have had their heads
shaved occasionally; and that ia some few in,
stances, cold lead has been successfully APP
pIied.-Aword more:--As Capt. VIM. Hummer
died abost six months before your meeting,
don't you think il wsald be as well to put ome
body in his place also, for il is currently re.
ported tina, ghosts make remarkably mische-
vous members of committees Of vigilance In
fact, some say, that the numbers Of the com.
mitlee would be nightly th'nned, were one 10
make his personal appearances
Sin the eSent Of Capt. Hammers re-appear ar
aace, his ghost might possibly be mistaken
for that OF the unfortunate Harris II Gen Lib
erty.
An election in pittsburg, Pa on the lst in
slant, which the Pirtsburg Statesman says
was "a Jackson and Administration confess"
resulted in favor Of the Administration tickle,
oy handsome majority. In 1924 Mr.. Adams
received bu, eighteen votes in Pittsburg.
The Ohio State Journal says, that on ac-
count Of the Judges Of the United States Cir.
cult Court having failed to attend, no Cour,
VIII be held. |, is added that this is serious
inconvenience to the various persons who have
business In This Court; and calls loudly upon
Congress to make provision for more certain
md speedy despatch Of tusinesx
The western Country is said to lave been
deluged with rain, Of late.
In consequence Of various unfounded rumors
respecting The prevalence of the Smallpox in
Boston, the Mayor of that city has made an Of.
cal statement Of all The facts connected with
The case By this report, it appears that only
one case exists, in which the disease has been
communicated within the city.
GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
on Monday lasi, agreeably to the consti,u-
uon' me legislature proceeded to elect Gov
yrnor Tor the ensuing year. by joint ballot Of
sne TWO houses, when His Excellency, JOSEPH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
GIN

Molasses and MaCk.rel
vNils day landing from schr Julia-Ann, from Port.
Il land,
IS hhds retailing molasses
19 tierces do do
IL barrels tanners oil
40 do No. 4, 2 aud maekerei
q halfdo do do do do, for sale by
jana WIN: FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

George Dennison,
Daniel Montgomery,
VIM. Viii on,
James S. Mitchell,
John Reed,
John tiershbei ger,
Courad Bucher,
Henry Black,
Jeremish Kendall,
Thos. MCall,
Francis Mcclure,
Jacob Mitchell,
John Lobinger,
John Leeeh.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

1 Electoral tickeI
IGaoriel Hester,
IJohn Reed,
Charles Penrose,
! Samuel Welherill,
|Gsy Bryan,
Samuel Dale,
david Townsend,
/ Pierce Crosby
Philip Reed,
/ Jacob Goodhart,
! George Sc hall,
| Gc orge Raush,
| " m. Waits,
| George Weber,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
Bank of Alexandria.

Bank of Alexandria.
December 22d, 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders in
~ this institution that annual election for Ten
Directors the ensuing year, will he held tie
TowH.HAIt, the third Monday, (2la) Of Jamuary
neat, between the hoLrs of in the morning. and
M. J. l.. NtKENNA,
dec 22-te Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

The western Country is said to have been
deluged with rain, Of late.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22
TO RENT.

e That Large Stone building in French.
Mt be- Broad aid Kent Streets thirty. three
III: ~; fee square |, is well calculated for factoyu
tsszss=s or .iiocais Ship For terms apply TO
JOHN WALES, or
JAMES GARDNER.
Wilmington: April ST. 1923. a3-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22
AN ORDINANCES,
VEyO authorize the borrow ing sum of nonev NJ.
a ing twelve Thousand dollars avs "a

PEVO authorize the borrowing sum of tnouev M,
A. ing twelve thousand dollars 'eS eacee.i
Sec l. Behordainedtyt he Bui eesse, ami p,..,a
Gil Of the Horongh Of " atngton, aadit ishsrsl Con-.
The authority # The same, That James JrobSo - u'n'als
La KIN aud James Gardner be- and they are hereh ~ "A
ed committee, who are authorized aud e,n!, '!'pNt
borrow, on the credit Of the Borough Of WilnsnSrea
the purpose VI distributing the Brandy vine y.,
public basin, through The streets, lanes ma noHs
Borough Of Wilmington, and other pntnoscs ' VI Ns
money not exceeding t~ Give thousand loia,s I, a
interest no, exceeding per cent per annuu n.y, lae
yearly, and ieiIbuisaLe Al tie end Of fifteen , aii
HE fifth day of March, in the year Of our Lori iron
sand tibh hundred and twenty eight. e uo
Sec 2. .qad he IL f!rfher ordained That Tho o,...
persons from whom the said sum of nancy shan ~ N
ed shall receive credit for the same On the o"foS
Treasurer of the Borough, and that ctt,co,s We
issued to such person or PERSONS stating that ,h p
Of Wilmington is indebted to the holder az loLlt
his, her or their assigns, in not exceedi,r ~,
thousand dollars bearing an interest not cxceed,n VNe
cent per annum payable half yearly and ha ~ w
Gates shall be signed by the first burgess under I'M, M
sea OF the borough, and the Treasurer therenf ~
said certificates shall be transferable only on bn aH
The Treasurer Of the Boroog, personally or b, acrney
Sec 8 .qnd te It farther da,ned That the t,,h orn
Borough OF Wilmington, and the proceeds of ,le Wv,
Annually levied in the said borough be- and ,be s
eby pledged, fer the rode np,ion of The Drincn,
Interest of the ga loan Passed at Inc Town Iiall M
5th, 1873 JAS BROBSON. F;ys, K,rn. .a@
| Attest; j y. FArRLiMB, Ci'k B Council ~"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22
WILMINGTON

Securing and Dying Establishment
yHsHE subscriber Informs he nhabi Of Wilmington
aud the public III general tna' ic now Conducting the
scouring d Diving business,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
CONTENTS
No. 5o-for .1prll. 1923.

YIN Dol,ns Meneir.-D enkwurtigk een mener III
nder Betrage Ge,chichte som l.tzten We e. d
actzealie, und y'm Anfane DIES nrurzrhntcn h hun
derts 1873 bis 1896 Won Chri>tiao Wihrlm Won Doam
Memoirs NJ, oNn Fumes. O GO rh,ti ii, tie Ills
tory the Last Qnirter IF the gh .enh ad b. Begin,
Ing OF the Nirette til Century 1878 10 le06 BY Chri-
tan William Dohm
II lrgot eenehuon ~ Iteman--l The La. Is Iaf4rc,
and Gov, &c BY ptrrsrne CLAN, { The 'lrld,
Temple , tJa,es d n'ras de Marriage, dc Ia Pu s.
sauce Ma du Conrat de Il Communicable, q du pou-
are Far Puher
III srleice efstc ha'r taag,sees--l travels il ne
Cenrs rtions OF The Mississippi Naty Bl Iitnry K.
Sci 4c ~. J. vioaiea,o u The Rey Mr. Hecke-
wedtr's History Of ,heI a. Nations B5 " liam R.ule
" Hbe LSle-iop ieshe o Eary Times N Mavsa
ehuset,. BI the A nor - RedH oQl
v .s.'tnaseyn Bou"dary--l Go ,.der4ans Ct thr
Claims ID 60 uc' # Ia U-0ed Si4s, respecting then
Noltheasttr untary, AID OF he Value Of the british
Colonies in No Il America Letters lie Boundary
Line. y W
vi aereuas il pa,agaa-E,,a lsodque slr x RI
solulion dc Parsguaf e Gouvefnement Bc'A rial du
Doc eur Fiaoca Pr Mn Kepgger e Lougetarp.
vi FOnda--l Wv Of Wesr FLORIDA. ~ John
Lee w ilan,s 2 Letters e he Hon j NJ Whtc !;
Aus rs ot David M'Comb. Egg
VII Uleilng Pee sonal oketcues Of His Own Times
By >ir Iorah Barr gton
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1901 2S Re ID before r. al Academy Ut ScieLces
BY Alexander I'm u niboldt
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