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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
FOR Two DAYS ONLY,

Friday and Saturday, December and 8.
NV exhibiting at the ,aie Indian Queen Tavern
~ KING street, living child of the Forest an ou
RANG; OUT tNG, description ct which is as foiioWs
This truly wonderful animal ~ the first living spec''
men of this kind exhibited in America, winch may
he ccouned for by their secluded manner OF living IN
the dephs of their native woods and consequent dh
GUILTY Of capture. which is much increased oy their %
sna,e courage; tn tins may be added the extreme DE
liz, of III r health in state OF captivity. The ad
of nature, work, should let this oppor
unity Of witnessing the appars LINK between inc hu
man and the brute creation. pass uanotced TINS ant
ma, is Of the female kind, perfect. harmt IS and play
full is dressed in a becoming manner, OF which she sp
ars rah e proud; carries herself erect sits IN dig
,6el manner puts Oh her hat, eats with a spoon,
o,liny the cup in the other hand; uses her handker
chief with grace, and if urged TO do So VIII display
her science with sick rs weapon OF neiehce' WIN
many other equally surprising feats, Only 10 Dc eAPe''
ed from human beng. 49, . ,,,
rh mos, scientific characters cf New York, Phi'a-
denhia and Boston. i,sve witnessed the above, ana
nronouuced the exhibition decidedly the greatest ma
tur,i curiosity ever submitted 10 their notice
Ladies and Children may visit the Exho'ton WIN
Or, the slightest apprehension of danger to the onr or
want Of proper aspect to the other All who wish 70
observe Nature AS she really exhibits herself, IN 'hs va
ris gradations Of beings will lustl. sppreciate mus
FIST opportunity IF witnessing the form posture, na
hits and proportions u 'his 'sF 'A"'eu 'Pe.s' " "
qiadrunisna. p.h;
VI. public are respectfully informed that the Exh'
hilton must necessarily be removed South, ere The colo
weather arrives; consequently the days OF exhibition
must be limited
or Hours of exhibition from 10 O'Clock A: 70
p H.: from 5 till p. NJ and from halt past TIL IN
the evening. r
DRAuS THIS DAP.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Class No "a 70 1851
will be drawn at philadelphia Saturday. Dec ;
60 Number I.ottery-1O Drawn Ballots.
prize of $4,000 lprize Of $4,000
do of 10000 IL prizes OF 1000
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters So: eiShths %
To DE had n var ely of numners ut
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE.
King Street, pposi en- Frank Ause
DR.4WS THIS DAY
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. "A for 1881.
3 Prizes of 100000 ! Prize OF 49,
! do of 10000 10 do Of 1000
= do of 10000 10 do of 500
Tickets $40; halves s; Quarters 50
To be had in variety of numbers OF
r. CORSE,
Lottery e Exchange Broker, Aernndria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

.,Isd IS to be unable TO continue the contest with
s words pistols might then be resOrted to-" The
lace designated for the meeting was near the
rbic;a.aw Agency in Mississippi, and the time
u. eth Of August. To these terms. Mr. Perry's
Ind objected, on the grounds that they were
-, :. usual aud customary among gentlemen;
hat :. the weapons selected, together with the
.;n,s and place, we're considered aud Pronounc-
- 70 be al, equivOcation, for the purpose Of avoid
;su meeting on terms Of equality" and that his
s,;eod was totally unskiled and unpractised
..;,h The use of swords" Protesting to be ne
,.,,h,le.s :. anxious for a meeting" he pro-
,o.ed =. that the gentlemen should use the pistol
:, ,nv 6re.arm," and fight within the limits OF
-. State of Alabama. Col. Kings friend, OF
,o,r.e, insisted On the right OF the challenged
r,rtv TO select the weapon. time and place, with
=, limitation or control; and they not being as
.,u,ed to, the meeting so anxiouslyy desired was
defeated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

rite hope, in sense of right, or = capacity for
reason, in this time Of strange confusion-some
lingering light Of Patriotism-some glimmering
Of that Republication, which ranked the good
Of the whole country, before all other consider
atoms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
SealeA 2 Npnsais

sealed = opnsals
WILL he received by the subscriber until the Goth
w ofihis month"; for furnishing FRESH BEEF for
the Troops at this Post for The year 1882: he pro
posss to be endorsed " Propose for supplying Fresh
Beef" Two good and sufficient securities will be re-
oured for the faithful 2crom Of the contract, and
tie sure,ies will be named in the proposals
q WEBB,
It. and A. T.. s.
Fort Washington. December l, 1881.
a.. .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
Trustees Sale

trustees sale
FINDER the authority Of deed of trust executed
u on the 28th DAY Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
and Frances F. Lewis his wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Prince William County Court, will
SELL by public auction, at Bren'sville the first Mon
day. in January that being Court day. for ready money.
u moet, Of
TRACT OF LAND called sTEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same whereon
John Lewis now resides, which ~M conveyed BY said
Lewis and life to the SUBJ crber, Trustee to secure
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such title as is vested in the subscriber by the deed
Of trust will be conveyed to the purchaser; belev
ed to be uEquestiOLable.
Oct 10 is ROBERT BAH 7, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
Notice.

vulHE President and Directors of Ashby's esp Turn
pike Company have declared dividend of2t uwo
and half per cent. their capital stock, payable to
the stockholders after the first day OF January
1892 By order of the President and Directors
A. GIBSON. Treasurer.
N;ddIeburp, Nov II, l83l-nov l9-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
'Nhis is to give Notice,

VIyHAT the subscriber, Of Alexandra County, in the
i District OF Columbis, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said County letters OF admin ,raon
the personal estate Of Archibald Meceisb, late of he
CO decd AL person. having claims sgsnst the
said drcedent, hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court.
bcf,re the 30th da, Of November, 1882. they may
by aw be excluded from all benefit TO said eslaie;-
and those indebted thereto are required to make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this 30th ds;
of November 1881 GEO MeCLEIsH,
nov 20 81 Adm'r of Archibald AcCeish.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

FAIL Goods.
JOSEPH JANNEY & Co.
UAYE imported, in the ships Virginia and Governor
4 Strong, lately arrived from England,
A General Assortment of FILL GOODS,
which are ole red for sale. with thirteen cases Brown
and "Ieached tIempen Linens. assorted, and twenty
bales Bdrlaps assorted, imported by them in the ship
Virginia, from Bremen; aud general assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS, COTTON YARN, &c.
All the ABOVE Goods were purchased on the cheap.
est terms for cash.
10 mo f. eu.f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

Paginini, the great violin player, is represent
ell as one of TIE most mercenarv men in Europe,
although immensely rich. A late number Of the
Lont!osI tIarmoncon says:-Spaguoletti. who led
the band at the concerts given by paginiui, has
been obliged to have recoure to legal measures to
obtain what was due to him for his services! Such
fact, the profits Of those performances being
considered, is almost incredibe: nevertheless it
is indisputably true.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
DR.qU s THIS DIP.
C.noI .ottorv IF pepnSvlyanio

UR.fV y HIO D.7I-
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No "a. for 1881.
Will be drawn in Philadelphia on Saturday, Dec 8
Prize OF $4,000 prize of $4,000
do of 10000 IL prizes of 1000
Tickets $40; halves S, quarters 50i eighths IS
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Exchange Office
Drawing of the New York Lottery, Extra Class No 81
AZ 81 so go Is 40 As IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

Concerning Mt. Berrien's recent declaration Of
attachment to General Jackson, the National Ga
zette has the following remarks:
I'VE have inserted in our first page an ex-
tract Of speech which is ascribed to Mr.. Ber-
rien. The preface of the Washington Globe to
that extract is not to be overlooked, because it
shews with what disdain he continues to be treat
ed. The Presidents organ does not condescend
to receive directly for the President the exAttOr
ney Generals tribute;-he throws it scornfully to
the other idol-pubic opinion in Georgia, We
recollect tohave read in the page Of some British
orator, the following maxim: 81 There are insults
and injuries, which to have endured at the hand
of an oppressor, degrades man in his own es-
teen, aud forces him to recover his level by a
signal and terrible revenge" We do not preach
revenge in any instance, but we think that there
are insults and injurles,-such as were beaped
upon Mr.. Berrien.-that justify an inf1exible re-
solution TO give no further aid comfort or incense
to the parties from whom they proceed. To use
a coloquial phrase, we cannot believe our own
eyes in reference to this supposed speech of Mr..
Berren. The tone and purp0rt of it are utterly
irreconcilea5le with what he has published on the
subject Of his dismissal from office The Globe
points the finger at his Inconsistency, in the re-.
mark, that his sDeech " would have read better
if his course on leaving the Presidents councils
had correspondent with the sentiments here ex-
pressed.'' His irrcmissible traussressions are
then tauntingly recited, as if to form contrast
with his most grateful enumeration of the
pretended merits of President Jackson-hls s'cor.
dial concurrence, and his future sincere sup
port. - The three. Berrien, Branch and Ing
ham," says the Globe, g: confederated with the
Editor of the Telegraph to destroy the President,
and failing in their objective ofthem have given
in their adhesion" Gentlemen, will you ever
repeat the nine knocks, according to the fashion
Of the court of the celestial empire of China?-
How many times will you turn one cheek after
the other has been buffeted black and blue?
Pagm,ini.- best description we have
heard or seen Of this extraordinary musicians
pei formance. saysa London writer, is in the Last
of the Mohicans. Mr.. Cooper gives the follow
ing account of an Indian war sony:
The notes were in the extremes of human
sounds; being sometimes melancholy and exqui-
sitely paintive, even rivalllng the melody of
birds, and then, by sudden and startling tran 81
tions, causing the auditors to trembie by their
depth and energy"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

en-. Nor. so, En-. Ed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
LnF KLQUEsT.
From lie DdyioH RcDuJ5icaa.

V''''
NJ Edito'-i propose to stdts to tie public, the
evidence and circumstances which have convinced
nc That Morgan was pat to death by Frecmasona:
and am confident That those who have traced the
progress OF That conspiracy, dark and fearful
III IT. character, can no longer resist the conviction
thai II ended III the fullest and most deliberate
murder.
TIC first reason which shall o.:.r and which
naturally induces tire belief that lie murdered
IL, tha; lac had sworn in lodge and chapter, that
nc "ouid "ricIt Ills c II he should ever reveal the
secrets OF !ree-!gso"y, Of Violate his slsouic OBJ
h2%uons.
y" 80: Entered apprentice, &c had sworn if lie
cFc- revealed TIC Sc'scj OF violated the obaC tioa
o. That GcG'ce, Ito lave his throat cat from car
10 car, "is tongue tern out by Tie roots, and his
'"ey ou2j ~ nc rough SENDS OF tho sea-" *.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
$sxsesr, Coffee, Set. &C.

ENHE subscriber has hand, and offers for
4 sale, at low prices,
so hhds cheap N. o. sugars
10 DO prime ST. CrsiX do
200 bags Rio green coffee
80 do old Java do
40 hhds w l. and N. o. molasses
1000 sacks Livs rpool filed salt
so do ground alum do
so casks cut nails
5000 lbs country iron and plough plates
SO chests imperial and gunpowder teas
20 boxes and 10 bbls Philadelphia slsrck.
40 bbs loaf and lump sugars
10 boxes do double refined do
10 kegs salt peire
100 bhl, S.ark Armistead's gin
75 do mackerel. No. TO 8
SO casks genuine Malaga vino
10 do s Madeira do
SO boxes bunch raisns
bales soft shell almonds
80 boxes prime cheese
% boxes soap
40 kegs Dill 5 crackers
SO nests wood boxes
IS doz leading lines and bed cords
100 rcams waiting and wrapping paper
40 boxes Window glass
80 do tallnw and sperm candles
500 lbs c"uatry tanned soal leather
800 lbs Virginia cotton yarns.
Also-Sperm and tanners ell, indigo. nad-
der, Operas, alum, allspce, pepper. srouAd
and race gInger. with variety of other goods
Country merchants and dealers will sleass
call and examine for themselves
JOSHUA J. FRY,
Next door to Otis, Dunlop l. Co..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
CEJV'VR,RE HOTEL

The subscriber will carry the above establish
ment, and hopes to meet from generous public,
liberal encouragement, he will devote the whSls
of his time to the business; he pledges himseE t.
use every excrtion in his power, to give gen
eral satisfaction TO those who may favor him With
tHcH CuStOH iHdL bGILHTr pdTns ~ "a pence Will
be spared to make every thing comfortable anh
convenient; his table will at all times, be filed with
the dclicacics that the market affords and his sta
bes with the best of food, with experienced and
tentvc ostIers. His charges will DO moderate
any other similar establishment in the City. He
has fallen from his prices, to the following: For
man and horse per day, 81 so; horse, night
80 cents, and any longer stay will be rated accord
ing to the stay. / should like 10 Accommodate 2
few more yearly Boarders.
fSHAM PUCKETT.
RfcHMoHD, October 81, 1881. 2swGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
RALEIGH. Nov. II

NALElSH. Nov "a.
Sirth Congressional Distrief.-It will be seen by
the Governors Proclamation, inserted in q rubse-
quent column, that Mr.. Potter, the Representative
elect to the next Congress from the District COM
posed of the counties of Franklin, Granville,
Warren AID Nash, has resigned his seat; and that
an election is ordered to be held Thursday, the
18th of next month"; to fill the vacancy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

We learn with pleasure, says the u. S. Gazette,
which we sure will be felt by every American
that the venerable Chief Justice MARSHALL has
been able to walk out within u few days, and con-
templates leaving Philadelphia, for Richmond on
Thursday. Next week, the Judge holds the Cir
cult Court for the Southern District of Va, from
which he was never known to be absent since his
appointment to the Bench
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
NNCgieS1 Kpress-.gEtEcialg.

NT Ii. GILL, respectfully informs hsr
LVA. friends, and the citizens generally,
tnat che has established herself on Gov
crnor street, five doors above the Post
Office, in the house over Binford g. Porter's
Ware Room. where she is prepared TO execute
orders in LADIES' DRESS MAKING, in the
best manner. and according TO the latest and
most approved patterns. She will use every
effort TO give satisfaction 10 hose WHO map IA,
vor her with their patronage. oc 7-w6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

MINIS OF ths eNIoS and the rors OF The CoSsrrTv
TON, under the mask of Anti Masonry;-in order
that they may PROSTATE both through appeal
to your ambition IJeel they will be deceived
the virtues OF MIR. Wirt-his integ,ty-his patriot
lsm-and his perspicacity, all convince me, that
he will reject the gdcd bait, which would lure him
to the loss OF fame, and yet his country, by
act Of magnanmty, which truly great man only
can display. Caro-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

Ex-President Adams, Representative in Congress
from the State o. Massachusetts, arrived in wash
ington on Saturday last.
Philadelphia paper says of this distinguished in
divldual: owe learn that he intends to take his
seat IN Congress-, without bias for parties men,
pull we trust with the disposition .s;.t cur y.
uonal councils according to the measure of his pc
euliar experience and unequalled political knew
ledpe."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
Coach sWfEkisso.
AMOS r. CARTER.
ia MES mitchell.

A MOS r. CARTER 6, GEORGE CARTER.
IN (his brother) having entered into Co-Part-
nershp will continue the above business, under the
Firm OF @. 81 A. X. Carter, at that extensive and
we'll KIN own establishment, formerly owned by Car
ter, Mitchell & Co. nearly opposite u. Brakes Ea-,
gle tavern, in Broad St. Newark, N. j.; and hay
ing employed first rate workmen at all the differ
ent branches and procured the best of materials,
they intend to devote their time and talents to the
construction of all kinds of Coaches and pleasure
Carriages, which may be ordered from any part of
the u States. Having established agencies at N.
York, Philadelphia and all the principal cities and
towns of the Southern States, together with other
local advantages in their possession they will be
enabled to furnish work of as good quality and on
as favorable terms any other establishment OF
the kind, in this country.
3-Gm G.. & A. r. CARTER
"a HE business heretofore conducted by The
Z subscribers, under the firm of Puckett an L.
Brooks, expired on the LIST inst All persons hs-
wing claims against them, will please present then
and those indebted will mako immediate payment
to lsham Pickett, who is alone authorized to sstts
the business further indulgence samns be givon
ISHAM PICKETT,
Oct. 81. ZACHARIAH BROOKS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
DISSOLUTION
Get T.

4 ME Co-Partnership in the Coach Making Blu.
Il ness, heretofore existing between the subscri--
bcrs, under the Firm of Carter, Mitchell & Co.,
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the Goth day
of July last, and all accounts in relation to the
firm, are to be settled by Amos X. Carter.
AMOS r. CARTER.
JAMES mitchell.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
PETERsBuRG; Nov. Is.

=, = - NOV.
VIRGINIA BANK-William III. mcfarland, ESQ. in.
tending to romove from this place to tire Borough
of Norfolk, and having in Consequence thereof re-
signed the Office of President of the Bank of Virgil
MIA at Petersburg; thereupon, Charles F. Osborn,
Esq was yesterday at the meeting of the Board sf
Directors duly elected President in his stead
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

The Secretary of the Treasury has received ons
h""dred and serenity fire dollars transmitted anony-
mousiy through the Post Office, asa balance az
khoweaSed at the Confessional. to bo due the
U. States, by member of the Catholic Church."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

SSeSs TEjSiE' A's'Iy%S.



ten with a'urahlo temper, oud singular ot,l,y;
and the manly Iranlnrss, to" candid sV;-,, ana |
sound s~usr % l"uE remarks, do cITit hUWrr :"
your head and heart GA IL such Srri; c"ai,.
pervsie tine rau># ~ 10" ~:;~.o "rP">,ti"ntf NC
couo ;ICC; tiu hrctrrcu. devu.cd 20 TIC ~
lcct-morTntn: over our t,si."r o"uuiTy---s,srch-
inS honestly f"y the man most l,,eiy =" coiry II her
--h:miN rcooilcJ TO discard all parry prcclrucc--
ali prize Of opinion, and with wi'oc ;uUi cling
to ttst 'S,fH-;t VIC coEd do ta.S.-tn"u Mere t.,r
battle won then u,i:'s' Rag TIE h..v,l of de-
parted INSTRUMENTATION miG.,t rrurl,,., from,
the nous" tor, tn', "fto:'" again "S> ,fcc" Bat
rcNtEc t;,,s con~r,uAutt,ina Gcvo.i!y 10 Re
wished! Is There cU0ug;u o. ihc >,Io.' 81 uur it-
theirs still at.Nc AMONG usnf that glorious spirit
whIca, ping unG>r foot at >"is,h fee" *,
went '"r hc coon'ry, the whole country, ant "ot'-
Ing hnt ths countryi Al,>i .rat nos. /: ini.c6
ethers fit, "'d r"t.rn"S as Soa. a"i rr colo
M.u" 10, ,,rnid i,ay- s.crr: ond lively hon.
that all ~ ht y", % vol. 'Ir tHcro e,rvn 20
enough CT un,tcd.) 70 harl NC !'-l3 from LIS
throne, noar can deuy..iot ,h's is ito first, tav
krsn; tn a1soinin. DUsieratt-a. all UVst aGG,;t
that 1t can only be r:.cc'ci. icy stE'u 10 The hole
opposition, direction, heart and ONO soul, IL
slu1i'y ci..r. What nt=t c.irct ,h.sl can
hos; Rally to his stand ara all the vieleIts Of "pa-
siti"n' sh"A ne t.t man, and int sn, he ry
grcot t7of!o. TINS IL subject aUoit which
may fairly d.sicr--olue OF u- thinS Clay some
tnns - at 'e Inan hut surely shall rot s,.5
differ on thi, S4t7rdinac o"t, 10 lose tic 'ttn
do We Hscr3S S Ito tG ' pns 90 Il r vi
cu!o ana contempt, which ,riumsha jaclsoni.,,
viii pour uPcn rs--nay more, We snail deserve tie
rcrrobat'on OF every patriot, to- having sacrificed
cOua;Ty, to petty and aihster ayilo about
With YOU, (h;ussrs. Edtors,) / have heretofore
Thought that iicnry Clay was our beet leader IA
tins great ba;ts--his high taioajs and devotion To
hs coumt5y-,!ie mali nity with which nc Has 5"c:,
ATTACKED, and the gai!aEtrv with vli.g:ir ;u has
borne u, nave rcadcrcd ian tic darling 81 titc Na-
hoGai Il. FHhcans: and 4 the Anu ~ stgnic Con-
vcnt!cn had only nominated hi.u, lr- fec, assured
they ought 10 h-vu donc,l should rr,-r hay. t,.!t
a ,tomcr,'s doubt o. hesitation r.; COMES,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
RIcnnoHD, October 81, 1891. 2awGt
OHIO q KENTUCKY lands

YIIINI Y ~ y LII
FHEIJE Subscriber offers his services to non-resi-
"A dent proprjetors of lands i'll the States Of
Ohio aDd Kentucky, for the sale thereof, and pay
nent Of the taxes. All letters addressed to him at
Cincinnati, to John H. Price, Esq. of Richmond,
PAID, will be duly attended to. lie refers those
to whom Ire may be unknown, to
CuIgF JUSTICE MARSHALL,
CHAPMAN JOHNSON,
CHARLES CoPAND-and
Shs'L. Myers, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUTHGATE
y. 81. S. will also attend as Attorney at Law
TO salts in the Federal Courts at Columbus and
Frankfort. no 2-Esm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

Asa meeting otthe Students oftho Univoeily of
Va. h"!d IN the Koiunda, on Saturday, Nov. >, ,Ir.
,. MduPih mas called To the Chair, and W. Frazier
Gffontcd Secretary. MIR. Sciainee, fer addressing
the housc, on the melancholy of the fall of
"ussw, moved ''tnat Committee of six te sp-
pointed Ia d:aw up resolutions expressive OF our
feelings az the ocClsIon." whcrcupon Myssrs.
Seinncs, h.ow, J. Cabc!l, w. Z. CLARK, Ridley and
Watts we're appointed, who, attcr having retired
short time, reported TO the house the following
Preamble and Revolutions, which were unanimous.
y IGoitcG