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WAsHINGToN, March 5, 1851.
am acquainted with some of the officers of tbe
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
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DEPARTMEST or THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS,
October 10, 1851
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500 pounds worsted yarn, 3 fold
900 dozen cotton flag handkerchiefs
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100 do satnetts
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The southern press., 1851-08-08
Mr.. 4. wAltney'u Project.

Mr.. Asa WHIrxEY has been astonishing the
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Mr.. WHTxyx wonld raise the funds for 30
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Inc following announcement appears in the
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yoHn QuiNcY ADAMS was Just the man
10 enter into the spirit Of the work OF
writing the Biographies vf these two
eminent statesmen. Familiar with the
events Of their Administration ardent
advocate Of the foreign and domestic,
policy which marked them, ard thorough
" conyersant with all the affairs Of The
Govefnmenl--an actor, in many Of the.
scenes which transpired-hs has been
able 70 give 10 the country better his
torv 81 them than could have been given
81 any other man. And although not
o,,rnortiup to be a detsiled biography Q!
she private lives Of these distinguished
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ly,fuli and comprehensive records ofthei'
public services ia all that is important 10
know Of them. ss,
Wo have heretofore alluded 70 The
notification of this volume, and avail our
selves Of this OCCASION % make more
extended notice Of this most excellent
work. Tie subjects and The e'aushof com
bined make il Of more than usual interest
q tbe American people. The incidents
connected with ilss Administrations d
MAprsox and MoNRoE form an impftan'
chapser il ihe history Of our county
The 6sst trom liz embracing the peslm
AZ the nEecond War Of Independence
ssit has been called, wherein the United
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vTvHIs new and popular volume, being


vTvHlS new and popular volume, being
= the only authentic record Of The
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WAsnINoroN, March 26,h. 1850.
MEssRs. GEO. H. DERBY g. Go: v
Gents: You will please accept my
hest thanks for copy Of "The Lives o.
Madison and Monroe,r which you have
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Petition
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cember Session. asking said commissioners
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WAsHlreroN, April ~, 1850.

NIrssRs, GEo. H DERBY & Co. Buffalo
Gentlemen: Some lime since re-
ceiyed. through your agent here, copy
of The Lives Of Madison and Monroe, BY
MI Adams, for which you will please
accept my thanks.
should have made this acknowledg'
ment earlier but Cor the fact that de.
aired, il possible, 20 peruse the volume,
thai might express some opinion on ils
merits. My official duties and extensive
correspondence have left me little leisure,
but | have perused the life aud admins
,ra,ion OF MI. Madison and part Of that
~ Mr.. Monroe, with equal pleasure aud
profit. The work is well got up. beauii-
fully printed on good paper with fair
type, and with the exception Of . few
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eca,ed with grea. nestness and elegance.
Indeed. ii is agluxury 10 lurn from the
eye-dcsroying cheap ptinif Of The day to
,6e uerusaI Of work like this.
i consider that by his publication you
have rendered an essential service to the
county, and especially to tie young men
of ,he country. II fiIls hiatus IL our
history that was much wanted, and the
work embudies facts and anecdoies waich
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Adams, could give, and no other could
give so well.
With my renewed thanks for your
favor. 1remsin, truly yours.
MlLLARD FILLMORE. h
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wAsHlseros, May %. 1850,

=
Gentlemen; II received your letter,
expressing wish that | would CON.
municate my opinion Of the Lives OF
Madison and Monroe, which YOU have
lust published. Although cannot re-
card them as full biographies Of those
eminent persons, they are, nevertheless,
worthy of high commenda,ion; as fair
delinea lions q their respective charac-
tsts and Of their diet nguishec and pa
trio.ic services. Such work may be
read with profisan advantage BY all who
,ske lively inte est ia the eminep. men
Of our country. 9
/ an, respectfully,
Your obi servant.
H, CLAY. !.
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