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The subscriber is constrained to repeat q nou-
fica,ion which he has already more than once, un-
der many obligations OF kindness and clvlilty io'
which he would rejoice in making an adequate
return, been compelled to give.


During the present Session OF Congress he mas
received multitudes of letters, inviting his at
tendance at public meetings, political, social Mt
erary and charitable, usually with request that
he would address then-othcr letters, requesting
MS advice upon subjects peculiarly interesting to
the writers, or soliciting his opinions upon con-
troverted topics of literature science. education
temperance, politics, and religion 10 very ie"
Of these letters has it been possible for him to re-
turn even an acknowledgement ofthelr reception
His age and other considerations have forbidden
him taking henceiorth any active part IN
public meetings of any description. He entreats
all those who have hono-ed him with invitations
or injuries to be assured of his heartfelt graft
tude, and his prayers for their welfare aud haPPl-
ness, and to receive this as his card.


T. TIL. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.


WAsuiSoroy June q, 1874