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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Notice.

TIME subscriber intending for Florida, offers for sale
the Tract or LAND wheroop he now resides.
in Northumb erand County, State of Virginia, contain
ing rs acres with good orchard houses, outhouses
store, blacksmith shop, slip and lumber yard being
rood stand for all the above branches OF business.
which he has carried TO advantage for number ct
years. and not exceeded by any plsce in the Northern
Neck for health, convenience, and commanding an ex
tensIye view ofthe Potomac and mouth OF Ycnc"mcn
rivers, navigable water, with abundance OF sh and
oysters two thirds around It
Also, another TRACT of seventy-fye Acres,
about three .fours Of mile from the former, also on
nsvigabie water, with good Orchard, House. and
Barn -,
Also, another TRACT of one hundred and
twenty five acres, about mile and half from the lat.
ter, having only Dwelling House and few Fruit
Trees, but heavily tmhered with Oak. Chestnut. Ce.
dar and Spruce Pine; being only about two hundred
ards from the head Of tide water.
The whole of these places wstcred With never
falling springs, ana sufficient quantity of each in cul
ii, alton; and the land Of good quality as any in
the n.ehborhood If not sold before the 5h day OF
July ext they will on that day. if fair, fno the next
fair day be sold at public auction the premises -
Terms liberal, end made known the day OF sale.
will also sell that day all the remaining stock
of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, With mum
bel OF other articles too tedious to cnumerate.
The first Tract may be had by paying about one
hsf the remainder with forty FIFTY acres ct land ad
Joining, may he had during Thos Wroc's lite by be.
coming curator for him. great bargain may be had
of all or either Of the above places by applying to the
subscriber the premises, or 10 Lindsay I'M Co.
Alexandra, ID. C. JAMES ''o"E'
yeccomicu. apr l8-eot5thJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27

NV iONL.
known in and about Alexandria, ID c. as Anthony
Williams lie is shout six feet in height aud stouly
made supposed to be about 4Syesrs old, but from the
badness on the crown of his head, looks older; OF cop
per complexion cunning coun,enance, and plausible
manner Anthony left my farm in the vicinity OF Up
neville on the Sis, of last March, with pass allowing
him TO pass to and return from Fairfax Court House.
written tour days from that date have reason to be-
eye that during his absence he procured apass in
,,nded for another slave named Danish, authorizing
~. massage to aud return from Baltimore, within SIX
mr. igh, DAYS from the date thereof The date ct SAID
nsss Sas probably I'd april, 1851. White Cbmneys'
! nmdoun County, Va. tits conjectured, from Antho'
nxs former habits (having been sailor that he has
made for Baltimore other sea port where ne
msy have found employment on the wharf or on BOAR,
of some ship. It's possible that he may be emp''yea
ON the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The above reward will be paid for apprenenang anu
sscurng him so that get him again. ana all reeson.
hle obsrses in addition for his delivery to me- AZ my
70 s;dence near Uppervie, Va or to Mr. 'ohn Llosa.
Aexsniris. u. C 1t is expected that any passes II.
his possession gu his apprehension will be promptly
secured. ChAN"1' -
a.? National in.elrseucer twice a week four weeks
and charge this office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27

, NTH other States. What have we gain
'tre',W% W. have removed one dynasty and placed
cd: -, On the throne, equally expensive. Trade
anSui'. fills our Golfers. Public and private
10 eisOcs Is lost; the national honor cannot be
torH;asJ for fear that internal CONNEXIONS
Tan'. .u,oys the present family from the throne
. nb establish republic"
iDnaSich we're s months past. per cent los;
Ses e. They are now. the former 20, the lat
mr. and were at As week back. was at
err s.r,rhange yesterday at about three O'Clock,
ne 4 ns come person in the gallery threw down
%1ea a narceis of printed papers, couched in the
Hs Talent language against the government,
sou .IT,g On the people to overthrow it; and
lHa I'll al with the words, "Vive Henri ""
rial AGAINST the persons belonging to the
M. i Of the National Guard excltes general
h'" That they meditated an overthrow Of
lS' s,osent order of things; and to shoot the
ne .I Is clearly proved; but ] think the party
A 10 :. ocouit,ed, or only made subject to some
vi" .s;n ~ nnnishment. The government is weak,
II 1 .Gad Of acting. Lafayette's party increase
Al" .aobcrs, and the dismissal OF Gems. La
u na Laborde, Messrs. Odillon, Bernot. and
nav nots from office. because they joined the Ma
.al Soce,w, has given to that association con-
, j which it woald otherwise not have ar
rived at .Lo c
.ac, having purchased large quantities of grain
!" Enaland. The fact is. the city OF Paris was
,a % with thousands Of INDECENT and idle cha
'c,er,: the price of bread had increased, Though
an Inn much lower than last year;) and the NUM-
;o,l authority determined on purchase of
Meat, and other grain, to the amount OF l00,~
'S mounds sterling, in order to supply bread, 4
.,nrd Ioayes, at Is sous, its actual value being
,Goa, 10. think the same measures must be re-
- ,,..d 70 again; and that good opportunity pre-
,o, itself for shipping the article to this coun-
'T The stagnation Of trade must render all
.:.ul,t,ons in Cotton or Ashes, very precarious
.l,,l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
$40 Reward.

BANAwAY, on the Odd instant from the subscrib.
IL ers living in Alexandria u. G.. anegTo boy named
ELI MIDDLETON,
generally called Eli He has been living with Mr.:
John Major, in Alexandria, at his sosp factory. and
he unders lands something in that line He about 10
years of age, neatly made, about teet7 Or 'hches
high. lie is black COLOR has pleasing coun.e nance,
and shows his teeth when he talks His clothing was
blush colorcd panaloons new. and dark cass'nett
roundabout, black fur ha: pretty much worn; nc my
have other clothing.
The above reward viii be given for the said boy,
and sll reasonable charges paid IT brought home
Masters of vessels and Others are torewarncd from
harboring or employing said boy.
John PARSONS,
r,ov o6,f JESSE RYE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
Public SaAe.-Hhis Day

FINDER the authority of deed of trust to the sub
u scribers. will be sold at Samuel Cats Tavern,
West End, on the 9Th day of May. 1881, at public
auction Othe highest bidder, for cash, SO much OF
49,. That TRACT or PARCEL of LAND
tY3 eommony called MOUNT HYBL.a, aud 81
SES tusted in the County of Fairfax and State OF
Scahn Virginia, as isncluded in the following Goun.
des, to wit: Beginning a, the root Of old stump On
the west side OF the north branch Of Little Hunting
Greek, thence with line of Hamersley's land south
861, west 2S7 poles, 10 white oak beginning of
Drens patent, then south IS, west 1873 poles to pin
oak about 20 poles from The Mount Vernon roads then
south g. east 1856 poles. stone in the line dividing
this land from the tract formerly held by G. w Mason;
then north 3d. east SO poles to corner Of the three
patents of Ball. hottershead, and Staford then south
854 81 poles, to q white oak, second corner of
Ball; then north g. east 1872 poles. to stone on the
north branch of Little Hunting Creek; then up the
same and with the several mesndcrs thereof to the
beginning. WILLIAM PEAkE,
DENNIS JOHNS TON,
may ITS Trustees
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
BY RICHARD WRIGHT, wAsHrscros
SN\enAi0 Furniture at quo, ion

SNlenAi0 Furniture at auction.
NV MONDAY NEK1, 3Oih instant, commencing
~ at 10 o'clock, A H. shall sell, at the residence
of the Hon. n. Van Buren, very extensive selection
Of splendid
Dra,ci,g Room, Parlor, &. Chamber Furniture,
Being Of the most modern style and best workman.
ship-umongst which are:
Elegant Brazil wood sidebosrd, and
Best hair sofas and easy chairs
Elegant mirrors and mantel glasses
Bronze mantel lamps and lustres
Time piece and chandelier
Views, prints, sc of most approved artists, hani-
somely framed
Handsome mahogany, pillar and claw, Dining.
Pembroke and centre tables
Bookstand, piano forte
Rich china. dining, dessert, breakfast and tea sets
Do cut glass decanters, wines, champsgnes, tum-
bers, gohlets, &c.
30 salvers. casters, liquor stand, cake baskets
Wine coolers, knives and forks
Desert, tea and table spoons
Best mahogany and other bedsteads and hangingss
hair mattresses
DO feather BEDS toilet bureaus
Mahogany Wristbands, dressing glasses
Bureaus, rush chairs, with most articles Of cham
Der furniture to correspond
One barouchcttc and stable furniture
Apew elgibiy situated III st. Johns Church
Terms Of sale: On all sums of and over $50, ere.
dit OF six months. fer approved endorsed notes. and
all articles be settled for the day after the sale
The house will be open on Saturday, the 18th INST
for the in-pectio Of this elegan, cole ction.
RICHARD WRIGHT, Auct.
W,shippt ton. may 25-dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MAY IS.

PHILADELPHIA MAKKET-MAY Is.
The Flour market continues dull-sales of SUI
perfine have been very limited, and generally
c onfned to small lots at IS so; at which price
it is freely offered, but there are no enquiries
The receipts Of Grain have been unusually small,
and prices remain as at the close Of the week
Rye Whiskey continues scarce and in demand.
and in barrels has sold at 3S cents. Linseed
Oil remains az last report
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Rum, Sugar, Molasses, &c.

T ANDING this day from British schooner Fame,
IL Capt Darrell, from Bermuda, and Tor sale,
y hhds prime muscovsdo sugar
80 do bright molasses
2puneheons high favored Jamaica rum
9 do do WIudwsrd Island do
i. bags wool
81 OK hides
100 Gait skins
bbI old copper J. fEhtuS.
mav75-e, Ruu,Dey's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Notice.

Notice.
The new Line Of Mail Sta
~@ ges from Alexandria, ID. e. to
&9&8&R Winchester Va: VIA LeesouIg,
&SAShi ckersville, and Battletown, has
commenced running, and viii leave A. Newton's
Franklin House at l o'clock, n. on every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday.
THOMAS 9. BLACKBURN,
aprle-dtf Agent for Stockton Il Stokes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF aLEX4ADRLa, Cd. CO.

ARRIVED, May 26,
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk; freight
and passengers.
SAILED,
Brig Knott. Wooster, Barbados.
Schr. Velocity, Hammond, Boston.
Sloop Johnson, Johnson, Philad.
ESQ.,
Schr. Betsey, Wilson, from Halifax for this
port put into Boston having sprang leak.
Schr. Caledonia, Eldridge, hence at Boston
ED inst.
Schr. Eliza Hand, at N. York esd inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ia .qhrgs sorrel Mare 'fr'yea or s,0 ZEN
$xfxseSy> On the night between the 18th and iz'h
sES1A ms, the above Mare il is believed was sto
w. len from the wagon Of the subscriber.
Ism at Stewards on the Little River Turnpike, about
20 miles from Alexandria Its face and oil its feet are
white and it has what is denominated Glass Eye -
Il is about IL hands high IL years old the present sea
SON. and is believed to be With foal Hit Is stolen we
above reward will be given FIR its recovery-n founa
both places for returning i, will be given by The sab
scrber, living in the neghborhood OF aiddlebass;
may 20-eo6t WtbLfhH "iLb'a"'oN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture Auction.

Furniture Auction.
YJyo MORROW morning, at 10 o'clock, will be sold
/ at Whites Furniture Warehouse great variety
of new and second hand
KITCHEN FURNITURE
Mattresses Of cotton and moss
Brown sugar in barrels; lot venson hams
Soap in boxes, boxes pipes, Gc Gc.
ma, 27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
go News
~ 0tice
may Is If

Notice
To the Citizens Of this place and the Public Ge-
nernLy.
Passengers for Baltimore,
are respectfully informed that
.Sa29S4SXGZz they can secure their passage to
KcS Baltimore by the g. II or O'Clock
Line Of Coaches from Washington, by taking seats IN
Alexandra at Newton's Hotel or at Csge,ts Hotel
and leaving in the Z g. 9, 10, IL or IL O'Clock Boats
for Washington as there will be Coaches at the wharf
to convey them up the Stage Office WI bout any ex
ira charge. -, r.,
By this arrangement passengers cannot be d'ssp
nointed Extra Coaches furnished ior private parties
at all times
Fare to Baltimore IS.
r. S. Nine o'clock stage by way Ct the Rail Road
THOS. S. BLACKBURN.
may 14-dtf Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
go Reward.

sSANAw Az from the subscriber, living near upper
"a vile. Faua her County, Virginia. slave namei
.4NT HONI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
POSTPONED SALE.
Real Estate & Ground Rents.

Real Estate & Ground Rents.
nN MONDAY, the Esd instant, at 10 O'Clock A. II.
~ will be sold on the premises
That valuable LOT OF GROUND on the
south tide OF Prince, between Fairfax and Water sts
formerly occupied by Jacob Hoffman, Esq. as q bacon
fscto y AMI suhst quently by H. Whitney as store,
fronting on Prince street thirty feet ten and quar-
ter incies and hack hundred and fourteen
feet to ten feet alley. On this lot there are two large
fire proof one on Prince street, three sto.
res gh and the other on the aforesaid alley two sto'
high, fifty eight feet long by twenty feet VICE.
This lot NAV be divided into two tenemenu.
Another LOT on Washington Street, few
doors above Aessrs Kerr l. Ftzhugh's, at presentoc
cupied by hr Richard shsekeford, fronting on wash
ingon street twenty feet and running back one humid
red and Twenty three feet, which is comfortable
dwelling and other houses. This properly is subject
to annual ground rent Of $40.
An ANNUITY or GROUND RENT Of 60
dollars threefourths Ola square, or one and half
of land, lying on Henry, between Prince and
- The TENEMENT adjoining, be-
GEsEH ing the balance on the said square, lying
VAIL on Fayette street. containing halt acre
q Of land ON which is q fine large Brick
Dwelling House, With other out houses, garden and
choice fruit trees.
Terms liberal, aid made known at sale.
may5-eots GEO. WHITE, Auct.
W. The above sale is postponed till ISatur-
dav, the 4th of June at 4 O'Clock. may ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-27

DR.RUS THIS DAP.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the m5Ms 7own of HeisbTg. 'lass No .
for 1881,
prize of $4,000 lprize of S4,910
do of 10000 S do of 1000
do of 10000 10 do Of 500
Ticketsf5 90: halves so; quarters 25'
To be had in variety ct numbers at
JOHN G. MANDELI'S
Lottery and Erchangs Office
Drawing of the
Grand Consolidated ottery,
Class No. 10 }nr 1891.
10 9 So 8 10 ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-08

sAe ground with them. call upon him. therefore.
nnquish these undoubtcd errors and longer permit
his readers he has heretofore done h recent cri,i
csms the Addresses Of the Free Trade Convention,
bc deceived by them.
In conclusion, may be permitted 20 observe, that in
stficturcs Mr. Carey's assertions aud arguments,
drawn from them, IL has been my uniform intention
treat him with perfect respect, aud he thinks have
I'd in th, particular only say him, shall regret
IT, have not the honor to he personally acquainted with
Mr. Carey but am nevertheless Of the considcr,-
ZION and respect he has earned and dcservedy enjoys
this community therefore wish him clearly under
ssnd that whilst hold his statements and aongs
apuhhc writer on subjects connected ith national weah.
as highly obnoxious TO criticism never intended, and
never mean. to pass the bounds OF fair, legitimate and
courteous controversy. JOHN SARCHET.
PhiladcIphia, 9th Nov. 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-08
ECO He EEGcN.
Fourteen days H0ses. from EssrODe.

BY the Packet ship York, Capt. B,lrscy we have
received London papers to Oct. 9th, and Liverpool
to the 18th, both inclusive. The British Parliament
had been prorogucd to The 22d November. The af-
fairs of Holland and Belgium had been dcfinitivcly
setiicti--ihc Cholera had made its appearance in
llanbiIrgh.--.N y. Jour Com
Much excitement prevails in England on account of the
defeat oil the Reform Bbu scarcely any acts of yio-
lencc had taken place One nj Bandord required the in
reference of the military.
The French Governments 81 VS. c Iivcr,,on T;mes boa
taken great step towards free trade. II introduced
new corn law, aboshng prohibitions and permitting i'm
portaion and expectation a reduced scale of duties
Lord Sandon has been elected 10 Parliament from Lii
vcrpool
Mr. OConncll has received silk gown. Whether n
Is prelude TO the acceptance of Office says the Globe
fine determine.
Several the Polish officers have succeeded in reach
ing Paris They complain bitterly Of being the victims Of
intrigue aud trcaclery.
Several Peers and those anii-refrm Peers too have re-
Gently been very large purchasers in the American Funds
One Peer, who refuses all REFORM purchased last week
oooOW American Stock his refused all conccs-
ons to The United States: but folks there arc who orgef
nothing and learn nothing" be the experience what
n may London paper.
Mr. Van Buren, had tie honor Of dining will, the King
on The 10th with select party, among whom was our fair
cOunry-woinan, the MarchiOness of Wellesley.
The cholera has it, appearance in HAMBURG Du
fngfhc first eight days only 81 deaths occurred popu-
laiiOn Of 100 900 souls.
PRORoGATION OF PARLIAMENT
House. or LoRDs--ThursIay. Oct 90
This day being fixed for the propagation Of Parliament
by his Majesty, preparations made at an early hour
TO give The usual eclat 10 this national ceremony To pre-
vent any Interruption Of the public peace strong body
o. police began at twelve o'clock TO line the streets from
the Palace to the House Of Lords and shortly afterwards
eachments from the Horse Guards arrived ON the ground
10 add splendour and efficiency their arrangements
NJ two O'Clock the bells Of St Marearct's Church and
Inc cheers Of the people the outside ofshc House gave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-08

q tENTRAL HOTEL.-1he subscribers have associat
~ cd themselves under the firm ofPUcK EFT & BALL
ana VIII keep the above establishment which been SO
improved and added 10, enable them to
their friends and acquantanccs, manner and style as
TO comfort and convenience equal least TO any in this
CITY, and on terms moderate and reasonable as pro
III and the Richmond market will affordalI they ask IL
iar trial. and fair share of encouragement and they
then fear not giving satisfaction generous public Their
bar table, and stable well lodging shall not be sur
Passcd--A few more boarders by the month"; quarter or
year. Is not only desirable, but wished for the pulics
obcdient servants ISHAM PUCKETT
THOMAS BALL
Richmond, Dec 9th 1911. 6I-6t
W. The Petersburg Inteigenccr will insert tho above
four times, and send their account to this office for coec
ton. - ~
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Twcmty-sccond Congres-.--Ncss. 4
IN SENAT

MONDAY. Dec. s. 1871.
Ala o'clock, Mr.. Smith of Nd, President pro TEN.
Mr. Holmes of Maine presented the credentials of the
Hon Samuel Prentiss, Senator coct from the State Of
Vermont.
Mr. Hendricks presented the credentials Of the Hon Ro-
bert Hanna appointed by the Governor OF Indiana to All
,he vacancy in the Senate occaoned BY tho death Of Mr.
Mr. King Of Alabama, presented tho Credentials Of the
Hon. Willie Magnum, Senator elect from the State OF
Mr. Hayno presented tho credentials of the Hon Ste
phen D. Miller, Senator elect from the State of South
Tho President of the Senate pro tom presented the
credentials of the Hon Gabriel Moore, Senator elect from
the State Of Alabama
MIR Dudley. Of New York, stated that through inaa.
,oreoee the credentials of his colleague, Qhe Hon. Will
aamE e. Marcy had been forwarded. He knew that
Mr. Marcy had been duly elected Senator from the State
New York and moved tho, he be permitted take his
s3,,
The motion was agreed TO.
Mr.. Boil, Of Now Hampshire made similar statoucat
with regard TO the credentials Of the Hon. Josiah S. John
ston. Senator elect from the State of Louisiana Mr.
'ohn''o NV was also permitted to take his seat
elthe Hon Henry Clay Senator elect from the State Of
Kentucky.
On motion Of Mr. Grundy, message was scnt to the
House OF Representative, informing that body that the
Scnatc having met aud formed quorum, were ready 10
proceed TO Legislative business
On motion OF Mr. knight, the usual resolution for fur
nishing thc Senators with newspapers Wa, adopted.
message was received from the House OF representa-
hvos by Mr. Clarke their Secretary announcing that
House had assembled, formed quorum, elected Speak
er, Sc, and ready proceed to Lcri avc business
A message was also received from the House Repre-.
scntavcs BY Mr.. Clarke stating that body had adopt
cd resolution appointing committee wait on the PRE
sIDENr OF the United States, and inform him. that both
Houses OF Congress having met and formed quorum,
were ready to receive communication which he might
think proper TO make and that Committee had been APP
pointed ON The part ofthc House of Representatives.
Tho resolution adopted and Messr King and Foo,c
were appointed Committee on the part Of the Senate
The Senate then adjourned
house OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
At IL O'clock this day. the House. was called to order
by the Clerk, Matthew ST. Clair Clarke aud tho roll of
Members being called, by States there were 200 Mem
bcrs who answered to their names.
n quorum being present the House then proceeded TO
ballot for Speaker. -
Messrs Davis OF Massachusetts, rawford of Pcnnsyl
vania and Mccoy Of Virginia appinted Oilers and
on counting the votes the first ballot, there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-08

NALLEGO MILLS-FAMILY FLouR.--I haze for
IN sale further supply Of Family Flour made Al nv
mills, out of pure White Wheat
Dec =. 6i-6t p 7 CHEW ALLIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-08
ESSAGE

y rom the President THE UNITED srArrs IN
ooth Houses of Congress, at the commencement,
70. ~ me FIRST Secession of the 22d Congress.
Te"0to- Citizens ofMe Senate
~, and House of REORGANIZATION.
nc representation Of the People has been wed for
' time since tho Constitution they form.
s mas been IN oFce For half century tie Chief
ylagstrates who have been successfully efoxen have
made their annual communications OF the state of fb
ton to ts representatives GeneralIv thssc co,,n,sS
uoni have been OF The most gratifying nature eslfyog an
ADVANCE IN OIL the improvements Of social and All nc
.rioss OF political hc BaifreqUendy, aud Justly a. You,
lave been called on 70 be grateful fr fe boybtcs e
Noeocc at few periods have hey been more ab,iado,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-24

measure. feel that he has rendered sub
staniial service 70 the country; that The bill
which be has patared and supported
through the House to which he belongs, viii
be jsyeus relief, aad great blessing, 20
many hsnesi and valuable citzsns; and beth
useful and safe 20 the Government. am
happy in ssceDdiBg here, that which he las
50 well susta.ses elsewhere; and am dssirsus,
Tor one, of expressing nay thanks for bis yea
leus devetica o this object. and his success
lul lead in it, accemnhshmentn