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z PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE
MEM CITY. PENSACOLA


THEHE subscriber having purchased the lease ond fur
n nlureo OF this well known establishment, from Mr.
lyof the late proprietor, will he ready receive vi
tiers by the LIST OF April next
Numerous and cost y improvements will be found in
the arrangements Of the Mansion House. New AID
more conlno'ous bathing houses will be built, and
warm b tbs will be provided all hours. A stable
will be attached to the house. with good accommoda-
tons for horses aud carriages III ST horses and
carriages will also be kept Tor hire moderate prices;
and sail and low boats, with persons to manage them
for til, OF WslteIs. Billiards and niei amuse,fens
Usually found at "aiering places will also be furnished
aud So conducted as not 10 tertere with the cuturt
aud quiet OF the boarderS The wines and liquors will
he of the best qualify, and to- ensure u sppply of
ic, cargo has already heeu ordered whch will arrive
about the / OF May.
Mr'Frederiek Barnard ,,whn formerly kept so popular
huel al Wash gton city, will cundact lhis no ell for
the proprietor, wo, with such aid, confidently assures
the vsites oiast year and his friends generally thai
they will every possible attention; and thereby
expects to give gen raj Suslac,io ion.
\, The local advantages OF til house are too ell
known to need Il lengt ened description E.re. The
facts hat Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Government; the general rendezvous OF the Gulf squad
ROM the slupty OF its climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the summer months BY the coolest reeses from
rhe Gull; the beauty of the bay and the neighbourng
island and rivers; the abundance and ''eccy OF the
Ash with which the waters abound and las proximity
To The best Southern markets, give Pensacola The pre-
terence alt other places in these ATTITUDES, as II
healthy and delightful sumnlerretrent.
First rate boats will u he'ween Pensacola and Mo-
| from the New Orleans bouts.
NIB ARNOLD.
Pensacola Feb. 18th, 1898. ,,
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor, AT Pensacola, or
Mr. Sewell I Taylor, the former proprietor ,'ew Or
leans.
! References
T Stafford, Esq, Mr Cullnm, B McAlpin, ESQ.,, It,
kihby, in Mob lie; 5 t Taylor, P Rea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
p S-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons at the bove hotel placed at Geo Whitman's
Office, 81 st Charles Exch nge.
FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
" Travellers aesiros If taking the Florida route
via Pensaculp HE North, informed that irs rate
boats will constantly run from Moble /, Pensacola
leaving MohiE and Pensacola every "har DIV at er III
Isl Of May. Good stages will always be provided .,
the snhscrberto be in readiness take passengers from
Mobile, in OF the faAure Of the hosts
n B ARNOLD.
The s,ear1hnat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa
sc's twice u +ask fsiI 26 Iy
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EOUlSAIANE-Cour du Premiere Dis

tI'ct Juciare
4 'ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE--A tous ceux ou,
81 ces lI ecrntes cOncernent, Salut.-Atentu ,Iue
James Barnes Diggs, ayan achete une yente tate mar
lie Sherf de la arosse dOrleans liz prolete c-aple s
decrIte ses adesse CRETE de cette Cou: Gu Ia dite
Vente tut cnregistree lie cine Jour d'Avri Parnee
1888 pour un avis cOntormemenl un acte d la epis-
laWe de Ett de la Louisiana, intituie A,te pour
cohhrner les utres 'esacgu vents udicires
ap,one lie 10 Mars 1924. Quill SOFT co.,n, e, toues
pesones inleresses sont par presentes sh,nes All
nom De lf1at be la Lo isaneet de la Cour du Premier
District Juhcalre, qu pouriHent yor ,roit la lrO-
l'ete ti-apres decre, consequence Dun uetai de
iorme hais l'orde edecret GU lie jugement de Ia cor
en- 'etu dnquei Ia vente etc fate, de toue regu-
aise gu esalte dams destination, lvis GU lie tens e
lie mode tie liz vene, pour ;tute cause nuecOnn,e
dc tane voir, dams ente ours dater de la ubIcaiion
lie cet'e avis, pourquo Ia ans Elte ne serat mas
conilmeee 'fiOmologuee.
LA dite pprlee iut yenne par lie Sheriff, sus dit lie
'u elne jour de Mars tie une 1855 en- yeru Dim ,err,
de cette Cour rendu lie 30 cine lie ayer de aimee lSss
la's lhif.'re de James Barnes Digs VS. Rufus Grepn.
No 1871, du Docket lie ce,te Coir aouelle yenli
ses rendu acquereur pour lie prix desingt cin mlee
piastres. i N
Description de la Prorrete de apres lie transfer Iudi.
ciarc Savor.
un certain morceau de tere avec toutes les c.sses
ct amel'oratonsqu s tlouvent airsi oi les roi,s t
privileges etc app renanl dune manioe ouelcououe
s'tue au tH'ixboug AnnOnca'ion. mesuia,t (nesure
gaise( ros cent cinat six pieds ct Uua,,,. ben,i,es
u Il" Voure iare au Chen.in publiG,ee sur a rue d.
nouvele eyee, toiscen Jocantr I'M pieds six ,nnces
!q'ati iinliemes fare la rue Celeste deux cent rin
'an'e cinq pie'ls neof pouccs, dex h,remes SIR me
sne acet Ia rue de la veille Levec, usqu r,pperIs
'gne limilrophede laproprelt tie Laurent Miaadon.
tlencognure desrucs Vcille Levee ct dies Names I
a iornant un angle droit ct setendant oua,reynpl
,nl m ds ct tro's ponccs en- prondcur lie long ,ie, /,
'snc iimrophe &c ropricle du dit NIi!lau,ion, mar
ei Ia rue Celest' de la o,nanl I'm angle droit q,
'ela"t de spXan'e treis pieds ouze po,ces ct ,ros
t"'t'em sur la lisne linitrophe de la ropriele dc
lie Louis D''le, parallel a la rue vielIe Lace de Ii
inmant I'm a''re angle dro ct selcn,lan, de ouIane
ne"x pieds sept leucet Ell cling hliliemts sur Ia l,"ne
limuophe dc la prpprie'e ,'u dit Dede parallel a Ia
rue Celeste; Torment autre angle t,it el ,en
Dan. dc cent vns sep, pie'ls dix pouces e, qrlr. hui
eMes sur Ia l'sne nhtlople de Il. propriee hu di,
Dehe parallel au ehennpubliqne sur la rue de Il, Nom
Heiie Le'ee ct soxan'e selzc plcs q,lalre uo,ces ~
qnsle iutemes face la rue des Nonncs, conf, mine
I'm plan 'lresse par J. Pile Noyrr de la Vile Ie osL
JanNri 1857 anneXe un acte passe par de, mn, mi,
l. a'e, no'a're public, lie 90 .Ianvvr 1852 Temo
A,rl 1858. -. PIE III ANr IL
az g fr Dep Grief or,
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packets1
~ H. 10 ~

49, .aAAAE $500 .sE.
u q leans and New York on every other Monday
commencing the Doth november, and to insure the
lictast puncualty in the time OF sailing, the line
VII hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Shin f0zoo, Captain lrask To leave on the 2uth nov
Ship Louisville, Captun Palmer, to leave the all
| becemDer
Ship Huntsville. Captain Eliriager to leave thu
i8th Decemb I.
Ship Vichs1urg, Captain Woodhouse, to leave on tho
st Jan tery.
Ship Ms s1sssPpi Captain Davis, leave the 18th
January.
" The above ships are all new, of the first class
cnpere and copper iastened and upwards OF 3oo tors
burhen of light draIgh of water, being built in
New York expressly for Tie trade. The price OF pas
sage is fixed hnndred dOiiars Their cabins are
fitted up the most improved anu convenient plan, and
fl isted in and elegant STYLE. Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided, and every regard had
10 the comfort and satisfaction OF passengers who
will please take notice that berth can be secured I'M
III paid tor at the office OF the consgnees.
These packets commanded by Captains well tx-
Perenced in the trade, who will give attention,
and exert themselves to accommodate. J hey will ~
all times be towed up a"d down The Mississippi by
steamboats,. and the srictest punctuaity observed in
the time of sailing. we
aEy let err parcel package by put board Of
them. unless regular bill OF adng be signed therefor
At the cnnnng house of the agents ners. Fci
"r'h'r particulars apply to t., DEM co,,rn.
nov IL ~ Common ST.
Va AS found fifty mllesro the Bulize, il, tI,e mon'l
w of july, alarge launch English buitl copper
fastened and has been coppered she is y feet long
and eight feet beam; and has Teen sloop rugged, u
there iron straps forward for rigging Whoever
c"gnises said launch, will po,ise call at No 70 Ola
Lrvrr. a q F.,
~ UnAR.-o6 hnds, prime arpcle, for sale ~
Jee2 A New !.eser
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~ III s1sssass9 E11sss1lasy''#

A Collestion of Coolud1 Phrases, On evervtopic ne
nlantaia conversation arraQEa1 AadsE
i~reut heads. With remarks the peculiar
PRONUNCIATION and OF various words. The whole
disposed considerably facilitate the acquisition Of n
correct pr0nHnciaoa of the French. BY A Bulnur, #
new edition, revised aud corrected.
A selection of Lne hundred Of PERKINS, Tables,
panied with key, containing the text, literal and free
translation, necd in such manner point
l., difference between the French and English dion,
=. SO ii figured pronunciation of the French according 10
the best French works the subject The whole
preceded by short treatise oil the sounds of the French
langua &c, compared with those Of the English.
APron0uncing French Primer, the Scholars Guide
to the accurate pronunciation aud photography of The
French Lang &c, containing its elements according to
the best usage, ~ Bernard Tronchin list received and
saeL WM McKEAN,
mr. Cor Camp Il Com SITS.
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NEW MIIsIA..

TT is tbs Hous, Is she not passing fair; Oh this is
IL Lows; Juthla5: 1 ,ppv Lrni, Nv SS,itzer Home;
1taiy; Beaateous Land; Fell not Of hroSen vows;
i love n dss III tas ns'o Cell; We shalt meet no
.Njra, Gaa5, 30 ne, Castinets gas sounding;
Aaof ilia tiRptr; t!av is c,sn5 tr the i.ill"N;
l,fi IL; Nv sht Brigt tine; Dh do not
Aty FAftsa1l; Sassny Janes; The foulg Widow; Song
Of lns.ti3 yyfy. ,te Reno e nv love lovers Ey,;
tsesr y, rI n. ,,n; ,Fae evening bells are
Catnta sTaS6sv hr tbs 8attie; A1u' bnn Ia Ri
ichfsN II nd fair vuic ~ BY ''ri; Sill so
Sie ,tlv Oar nasiatiny, arranged nv CgeFnev; fero-
sts ait fro pa ~ x,i!ra wired bytlfunen; Beau
tie. of t'la eyelsatsk La ,&1cHss8xX sirna;
+Rres fasors arc Gan enc o's,a arrans d
.s5r u, Flc an Pi,ns; Vls ri.if8n yttrp Boeufe
ARR igsff,th, F,ut anil P,ano E,inaitai1n Ia vafs
ssy Z i Won ve,e;, Farnwdl yahz h$+l. Neignan,
fssJSuks If ,taebsaiti Waltz, bv Strtn Rahin Wea;
s;il's'stiayorte lance; new saiffi;otfton' froh'
b, 1Ajt., rs EtSEi,S.1
Ssg,S Nix =. Piano Forte, and Alasie Store"
h h, III II. :. III faramp PSF
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CcPPERAS'-2D hbs, in store, Tor sale by,
" lORSEY
!, Je26 a New Levee.
I & UGAR-50 hhds, prime article, for sale by
~ DORSEY;
; Je26 Al New Leyee
EDoRK-la0 bills Mess, Prime and other DISSERTATION,
For sale hr GSeETSON g. .VFHi
js2s
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DACON--25 bids Sides, 5 khds Joles, and 26 hhSs
ED SheSlSets, Cincinnati cured landing fHeni saeans
er Blckeys. Esd ~ sale by S. 10 -
STETsoy q AVERY
ph SEPaEiaS sstset,
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

y :IOEES' P,47ENT COTTON GIN.
}yt'H Pate,fee, No. - Magazine street, New Orleans
FC8E an ,FACrURED In NEW YORK BY
NJ aROBERI HOE & CO.
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u UGAR.-J6 hhds, prime arcle, for sale by
- u. DORSEY,
Je22 A New !.eree
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7 Stafford, Esq, Alr & Culum, B McAlpin, ESQ.,, 1t.
kihby, in Mob lie; t Taylor, P p Rea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag, to receive COMMUNICATIONS for
persons at the bove hotel is placed at Geo Whitman's
office, 81 st Charles Exeh 'nge.
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N B ARNOLD.

Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1898. -
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families can address the proprietor at Peusacola or
Mr. Sewell Taylor, the former proprietor, ,ew Or
leans.
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Il was weak enough to read the mass OF falSebood.
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent CON
tempt.
lad known last evening Of the great importance
should have treated the last Of the three some
what dihere lily: but lei that pass. | will however
conrlimei this master of the Journal, for his saga it,
to employ The former knight (not ofthe garter or OF the
may kill two birds with sone i. e. to patch tle
holes ha! may be in his natural or political . rmeuts
AM, il mny Judge from h't excellent paper, the AID
verser Dr. Ships master is, politically, in constan,
need ofhis services.
When ans cirsum siance.occurs whether homestead
or politically, which requires blister, whether ON hi
own the reputation OF those who do not han
sen to please him, be ng unlike hip (Which must be
great misiorune) then it is he Rugs his BELL whicu
after all is nothing than if it souniig bras
or tinkling cymbal;" yet, to view it tnus-r. bel
looks WE'LL but with NJ. d. As S. after it, appears
magniGcent' ,.-.-
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculi,t.
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From A II Salmon, Esq, F 5, Surgeon to the
ST Ihen'as Hospital, and Lee urer on Anatomy.
The trial which have made of your tpa,a,ion in
variety ufcases both male nlfenale in its results have
proved so highly favourable, tina, 20 rot hesitate in
prononcng it of the valuable and eiicacons
remedies ever offered To the public, and one in which,
from experience, place every reliance, whilst il
does produce the same unpleasant effects usually
perIeIcel from copAba
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-02
STATE or PERWONT. J

DI-TRlC OF tHiTTENDES -
TIE N,HJrabie the Probuie Court ,ctiia
o0d for The Dwirih Ut CAWeadea. To
IRE n Guitars md oitcrS conccrnM in the
tstHe ~ Lcmuci b PioH. iate 81 .rtIton
in &t'd DjNrjc', dccerScd
y ~ !iEREAS the administrators of said
~ deceased have made app'rca'ion TO
This Court, to extend the llmc limited for
making payment Of The debts Of said deceased
six months from this date, and ,he End We'd
nGsday Of March next. being assigned for a
hearing IN the premises, a, the office Of The
Register Of this Court in Eurin'ton, and it
having been ordered that notice thereof be
given by publishing this decree three weeks
succcs.Ively in the Free Press, a newspaper
prlG'ad at Burlington, before the ,imc fixed
for bearing.
Therefore, you are hereby no,lie6, to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforc,
said, then and there to make objection if any
you have, TO the said time ofpuyment being
further extended as aforesaid
Gwen uEdor my haud at Burlington this
10Th day ofFsbruary,A. d. 1855
80 CHARLES RUSSELL, JUdge.
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icompants. Fever and Aruc Dyspcpsia Pal !

complaints, Fever and Aguc, Dyspepsia, Pal
sy. P0es 'Hj0rits from The use of mercury.
9ViaaiHc aud 0Hitr diaScs Of Tong sianding, il
may be found necessary to take both the Life
PIils and the ihocnx Bitcrs, IN the doses be,
fore recommended.
n. b These Pills and the B,crs will get
all mercury out of the system infinitely faster
'llan the best preparations Of Satsaparllla,
aud arc certain remedy for the rushing Of
blood ~ the head, or all violent headaches, tic
doulcurcnX, Ne. Al persons who are picdis.
posed 10 npopcSv palsy, &c. should never be
without the IDlc Pills or the Rtlors, for one
dose IA time viii save life. They ,qualzc the
circulationof he blood, draw all pressure from
the head, rcstolc pcrsplraIon and thrown off
every lnpurIiy bv the pores ofihc skin.
Tho above Medicine is for sale by
KOBERT MOODY.
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Mary Spooner's Estate.
STATE OE VERMONT J

CHIrTrNnEN County, SIS.
TIE Uonora5ie he Projgie Court fer Me
District II ChHienden, IN all persons
concerned in he Estate Of .Nary .Spooner
tate Of Rjchmond. in said D,s'rjct de
rensed. GREETING
VA HERNAS, the Administrator Of said
w deceased proposes to render an account
of his administration, and present his account
against said estate for examination and allow
ance at a session Of the Court Of Probate, TO
be holden at Eagle Hall in WllislJn on the
third Monday Of March next.
THEUrFoRE, You are hereby notified to
appear before said count at the time and
p1ce aforesaid, and shcw cause, if any you
have. why the account aforesaid should not
Je ,IuN ed.
,'ycn under my hand at Burlington this
VA day Of February. \. d. 1883.
CHARLES RUSSELL. Ju3ge.
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E9sOsF FOUNDRY.

FENliE Burlington Maj Cn, q prepared
a to execute orders for Castings OF cv
cry description, at short notice, they are
constantly provided with the best Scofch
F'g Iron, for making castings which are
required 10 be soft for finishing aud aD.o
Iron most suitable tor shafts, gcers, aud
and other castings, where great strength
ana Durability are required. They have
on hnnd good assortment OF plrtcrns {;
patterns made 10 order at short notice, BY
experienced workmcn.
Potash kettles made if ordered, CaHron
do. generally kept on hand, several sizes OF
box and fancy stoves, also Pioughs u first
rate model. with or without woods.
Castings which are required 10 be turned
or bored. can be done in the best manner
Al orders directed to the above concern
will receive prompt attention.
Winoosk' City, Dec. %, 1887.
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William Pease's Estate.
STATE OF YERMO.NT

STATE OF VER.MO.NT.
DISTRICT OF CHiTTtNDEN, So (
7He Hon The Probaie Couri for The Dis,
lrict of ChiHenden, 10 al persons concern
ed in The Estate Of Viiiiam Pense, iate Of
Charlotte IN said District, deceased,
GREETING.
WVHEPEAs, Ezra Holt AID William
~ r. pcese, administrators Of The
Estate ot SAID deceased propose to render
an account OF their administration, aud
present their account agalnsl sn'd estate
ia, examination and allowanc" al n session
g, The Court of Probate, to be holden a.
'No Registers Office in Burlington on the
third day Of March next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to mp
near before sad Court at the tine and
MACE aforesaid, and shew cause, It any
rcN have. why the account aforesaid
Md not be allowed.
Given M Ter nay hand at Burlington this
18th day OF February A, d, 1888,
WIN. WESTON, Register,
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Grind Stones.
90 tons Noya Scotia Grind Stones. assoit
~ ed sizes, weighing from so to 800 ID,
Cor sale by FoiLETT (. BRADLEys.
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Manifold Writers Those wish

ing to get good and cheap article, to en-
able them to take two or more copies of
Ietter with once writing can be aecomo'
dated at The Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAIp.
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A CNNTlE2 AGT'

N u In "a lat
icincs. II is bpt two sbort voo,s s;,oo Grf,
vcnturcd upon an unknown ocenn. md hovo
discovered the precicus oLic,t vos in soarot
oE-urATu Voret,bi., n,SIc;,,,s ,,nra ;,J'oJ
known ", on commenced r,v .n,rcL L,,, ,Lo,s
use was not. Bv tbcusn q, ,hcr, L,yo nv, oli
passed from the detected invalid ,o,Lo LI .,ar
" and active man ofbusincss bu, ,or,,,,otiy,iy
speaking. have renewed ,nvvon,h. lean ,bns
with confidence of NV own cvro,;oncn ,ov,so
with my fellow cit2en,. Dnrs ,hc rcodor vort
proof that the JerftqJ}c f;yc V,djc;ues pro emit.
able to his own cnsc2 boy, ~, rI, ot ,,,nGico
$40 Broadway, hundreds Of lc,,nr. from s,,,,o ri
,he most respec,abIo c;tiz,rs Of his ,ny ra,iya
land. voluntarily otT,rch IN ,ee;,o,orv nf ,ho civ.
tues Of 4 coon VEGt"pARtr lirDIt,INr .
Persons whose constitutions have been rrarlv
ruined Inv the "n1l.iul,IlibI,u ,,ir,,1 ,,rn,arn
tons Of the day. win bear nc witness thar tho
Life lie9iches, & euch orlv. nre tho ,r,c co,,rco
to permanent good health. Jouy MorrAr.
Couo.., I,....,..,.- =, n, j,
"''g' ~ A,1","'" ' 'St"tSot ~ "iQUdt
L?'G / as am ThFn1t DUterS.
These medicine, have LONG h,,p Lro,., ard
appreciated forihcirc, ,raordi,arvorl ,r,r,c,;n,c
powers a rcs.ofio,, ucri,,, hc,l,l ,cra[rs emf
cripeu udorrcarly,yrry kind ol,ls,ssrtn yb;'b
the human frame is liable.
Inuany hundreds olccrfiGc,;cd iretonccs,hcv
have even rescued sufferers i,or,iA v,rv vcr,c
Of an unumcly grave. allcrall the Jcccufiye nos
tru,us OF the day had utterly failed and to many
thousands they have permanently secured that
uniform enjoyment % health, without which life
itself is out partial blessing. So erca, indeed,
has their efficacy invariab, and inlallib,y proved
,hat it has appeared scarcely less than miri.culcus
10 those who we're uuocquain!cG with the beau.
tltully philosophical principles upon which they
ore compounded and upon whichthcy consequent
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NtAOCEL&t aIS.

J e J. II. PECK & Co
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-05
MR.. wRIGHT'S REPORT.

This gentleman stated the other day in the
Senate, that he was the sole author of this
document-,hat he wrote every word of it !:
therefore, in fact, 1t is but new speech of Mr.
Wright's.
Sixty thousand copies were ordered to be
printed at the public expense. Many thous-
and of the same, it is said, are now circu-
lating by a single Honorable Senator in this
mode, viz: Each speech is first placed under
an envelope, on which he places his frank
These are then packed up in parcels, not ex-
ceeding three pounds each, which are ranked
by the Secretary Of the Senate, which the SEN
ator directs to his friends in every quarter Of
the country, TO direct and distribute the
speeches enclosed with his frank.
We think the people ought to know how
some of their money is disposed of +; and how
the ranking privilege, and mail conveyance
is used