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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

PUZZLE FOR TIE LAwrERs.-A mortgage, though
not recorded, has preference over a subsequent
Judgment. mortgage recorded has preference
ever prior unrccorded mortgage.
X executes a mortgage 70 for $1,000 IN 1890,
and neglects to have his mortgage recorded. B
obtains Judgment against for $1,000, which is
docketted in 1881. Y executes . mortgage to Z for
$1,000 on the same property in 1882, which is iune-
diately recorded.
follows his mortgage in Chancery, and the mort
gagged premises sold for $1,000, which is psd into
Court. A & c each apply for the whole fsAd.
says am entitled to il against Il, for my mort
gage, although not recorded, has preference over
his judgment. c says, true, Mr.. A, but you are not
entitled to il as against me- because my mortgage is
recorded, and takes preference over yours.
says ] am entitled to the money, because my
iudgmenf is older than IS mortgage. A says, true,
MIR. b, bat my mortgage is older than your gment
therefore you cannot have it.
c says, must have the fund, for nay mortgage
which is recorded, is better than AS, which 10 not
recorded. says, true, Mr.. G, but remember that
by judgment is older than your mortgage.
Qufry.-Who is entitled to the money!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

Webster's Great Speeches,
NsBsTrSs Speech at Richmond reported ex lusiv-v sr
the Herald and tn. only full and report
neudLE also MI hitts Speech Auburn priuted i'm one
emit N' f''NN "
WEss-Srs specc in Wall street reported for the Herald
pntd o. beautiful white satin for faning-prce Sesame
spcch "a single large sheet for faingprice 2y cents
WttsrEEs speech N Richmond, printed white sat
$50 fer ssic-price 81 So '
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
Police Office.

Der. 22--i Giutinous Fighter-A fellow VIII. is
well known To the indefatigab!es by the cogaomen
OF Bill Russell, the pcman was brought up for III
treating William Shepherd, when he knocked down,
and then brutally stamped upoa the face Of his VIC
tim. Bill, shert time since had up for biting
mans nose of; he, then owing to lenty other
was suffered tn escape for a triding mulct. Since
then he has been engaged as passage broker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
STATE OF NEW-YOKK.

SEcRETARys OFFICE, August IL, Isio.(
To the Sheriff Of the City and County Of NewiYork
l Sir-Noce i hereby given you that at the next Cen
Election this State to be held the second third
fourth days Of November Except the City and County
Of New York ia the City Of Brooklyn and the Of Bush
wick the County Of Kings where the election to be held
Wednesday the fourth day Of November nex the follow
ing officers are TO be elected:
A Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
Forywo Electors Of President and Vice President Of the
United States.
You will also take nstice that the ofsrvce
lex Tamadge Seaator for the First District, which
City and County New York belongs will the
December and that Senator for the
be chosen his place. the said General Election
You will also take noce that four Represenayes in the 27h
Congress the United States for the Third
District consisting Of the city aud county Of New York.
be chosen at the said next General Election
At the General Election the following officers
be chosen in your county.
Thirteen Members OF Assembly.
sheriff place Of Jacob Aeker whose term expires
the last lay Of December next
County Clerk place of Joseph Ho1ie, whose OK
pires the last day Of u. eem0er next
And Coroner place of Ira d. Wheeler whose tern
will expire the last day of December NEXT.
Yours, respectfully
J. c. SPENCER, Secretary orstate. .
Sheriff. OTce, New York, Aus ust "a, $3.50.
Secretary OF State. JACOB ALKER,
Sheriff of the City and County of New York.
All the pnblic newspapers the county will publish the
above in each week. until the Election
See Revised Statute vol m chapter 9TH title I'd article Sd
part ist. no.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
M M M &
To sail from New York the 25h and Liverpool 81 lie
i3th OF each month. - -
FROM NEW YORK
Ship GARRlCk, Captain a. 8. Palmer, 18th ctoher.
aQSClus, Captain John Collins, 18th November.
SIDDONS, Captain N. b. Palmer, 25th December
bHEklDAN Captain =. A. Depeystsr, q5th January
- - FROM LIVERPOOL
Ship ROsCIUs, Captain John Collins 18th sert
sipp0Ns, Captain N B. Palmer, 18th Oe sber
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster 18th Noy,ber
GARRlCK, Captain A. $. Palmer, 18th December
These sips all of the first class Upwards OF 1000
built IN te city Of New York. with such az
combine great speed with for
Every care has beea taken in the arrangements accom-.
modaens The price of passage hence is 500 for which
ample stores Wh be provided These ships commanded
By experienced masters who will make every exeron to give
general satisfaction. s'''
Neither the captains of these ships will be nc
constable Tor letters parcels packages sent by them.
unless regular balls oil lsaing are signed therefor.
For freight n passage, apply to
TX. COLLINS co, SIS South street, ". York or 10
BROWN, SMILEY s. Co Liverpool -' W W
Letters By the packets will be charged 9l ceas
beet, 50 cents AVID each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
TRUSSES.

RUPTuRE CURED AT DIR. AMOS q HULL's Es.
~ TABLlsHMENT Z VEsEr STREET, AsTOR
HOUSE-Dr Huls Trusses modified. shore their
term o very much. The Tfuss is called
"THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This very great Improve
Of the faculty Of New York.
The American lastii,e it's the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss, the OF its
uags Consisting OF i've eminent phy scans aS1 surgeons
The public are cautioned against By
mere Truce hawkers there no such thing principle
ofeufe not hitherto known 20 the facuy this preencs
ieced b. medical humbug OF mechanics who
do set and cannot understand the nature HERNIA.
DR.. HULLS establishment has been we'll for more
than twenty years. Iistheozly rar0usg.
ofth facalty.
l1 No in this Office and well
Known sugesR, who declines al 10 in
sant attendance.
nuptssd persons Sgssd against beng aeesiy.d b
AMOS q. HuLL,M.D.,
arts Vssey street New Yark.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

ried almost every renes What eoul BE- thought effect
sm sS sfS me- ensy
fpss ap,Iye your dG,etorag ldoerie Let all 'oss
Yosrs s since eSs s TO our MONIES.
sss IS D'd' '' D:ad
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE,
SHERMAN's oRRIs TOOTH. PASTE i. admitted
s II ss be s s t ss
@ a as s, s
Rsn 81 asd fS S'5 1sS
Gs aa,; pr Hq%ss sas ia as one who
teeth and sweets9ipg the breath they ed SID At l9s
Sa See hat ii: :is S IA f
around each pot asl
HARDWARE, CUTLERY & FANCY GOODS.
A. co is %s Of s ss ABOVE essf R1i
most terms and st o-ess to the times
COUGH MEDiCINEs--Esery variety OF Cough Med
S. gos ras of
Cough s'Pisnk had
SYRUPs OF BLACK CoAAsH AND BUCKTHoRN;
shsksrf preRarsCns k,Hse H,r Herss snd
wood paadelOn, Thornappe Hop, Lettuce Sc Sc Sc for
''' '-' " FEGcHrwANGERs PHARMACY,
VICHYs' LOzENGEs FOR INDIGEsTIoN.-Thee
ii fhs 5is
PALENI MEpiclEEs-A great variety OF Patent Aieii
enes Tor coughs, colds consumption aud alternating
all diseases human esh heir to, be had at Wholesale
FEUCATwANGER's Pharmacy, $40 Bro dvay,
OILS corner Pearl 81.
CHILBLAIN LINlMENT--The TINE for chilblains is
~ fast approaching and timely notice therefore
to country dealers and druggists generally that ths lima
ntt warranted 70 oil the chbla from hands and
feet freuared and for sale, with directi use,
ole FEUCHTWANGER'S Pharmacy, 800 Broaiwa
SURGICAL lNSTRUMENTs-The late DR.. Grams la
~ stramsns. with great variety of others, such
tating Trepannng Eye and Dentists Scaling Plugging and
cleaning Instruments all offered at very low prices, FIR
sale at
FEUCHTWANGERS Pharmacy, $40 Broadway,
OILS corner Pearl 81,
NPANISH DOuBLOONS-Purchased At the highest IN
~ ket RITES, by =. J. SYLVESTER,
No. "a Wall st and 1870 Broadway
HARDWARE PAPER-5o0 reams IsxA 2ixas, 3ixss, sex35
IL 36x4e and 4ex as, for sale By
PERsSE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
s2i 81 Liberty st.
"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
rs M 80 Mh.

To sail the ls 10th, and 10th e,ery month-Inis
will hereafter be composed OF the following ships which
will succeed each other the order in which they named
2h aud from London the 7th 7th and 27th Of
mouth, lhr uhout the year, viz:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23

rvoCKRoACH AND BEDBUG r0ls0Ns-H,,h these
ard become the terer Of those verns on sssrc
he stssrbcas hotels and private houses they arc both
warranted ,tcri,ate the ress ~ both cochroaehes enc
-dsus az ed; * sne ft ,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BEN NETT

NO. n ANN STKEET.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING-The extensive cir1ula-
ton OF the HrRALp, both in town and country, males it
superior channel for lyertisers.
TWELVE LISEs OR Lrss
J day, 80 50 days'N 2s days. 81 81 10 days, So Is
COL l75s alai2 80
foR Eight LINES
Q weeks, 81 so months, as %
I mopth, 3 90 months Is 90
&C All advertisements to be paid fol- before their inser
1on.
Advertisements inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD at 81
per square every insertion
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-23
VIA STONIN TON.
8. sgssa 60 -

80: - - -
nARNDEN'S NEWYORK, PHILADELPHIA BOSTON,
Salem, Portland aud Bangor Package Express aud
Foreign Letter Office, No. W all street.
DAILY LINE
For the transportation Of Specie Bank Notes Packages and
will be received ul a o'clock aud orw srded the
day No charge for carriage at either end.
Letters will be received until ~ o'clock p. M.
will be received at this Office and forwarded the Acadia
BRITANNIA Caledonia and Coumba for which eeeipts will be
given, to deliver at Liverpool
la conneetioA with the Forwarding business Mr. IL will
cute and all kinds of business that entrusted his
ehargesach Collecting and Paying Drafts Notes and Bills
Purchasing Goods Nc, &c either in Boston, New York. PHI
AlPackages must be marked Harndens Express andsent
to the Office.
sRtGH INK Asssq Boston
VIM arndea Is alone responsible for the loss or ury OF
any article property description committed
his care risk assumed by any be attached
steamboats, his crates be and transported the Bos
ton and Providence and Providence and Stonhgon Railroads.
N respect to their contents, at any time. -,
Receipts VIII be given for all Packages ga
s@4A ~ NEWARK AND NEW YORK--The
Suyr2SsWs splendid steamer PA sAIC, NV Mar.
Tor the season, will on and after Monday September 18th
CsrTRg WEA.r, NEWARK. FsoI OF PAEeLAy.r.,N.Y
y s,ciock NJ; 10 oclock, A. NJ
II o'clock, P. NJ; o'clock PM
The steamer PAsSAlC remarkable for speed performing
Ladies will find this route very and particularly
ferry with baggage avoided The cabins
appropriated to their attended by and
furnished with bertls and every convenience.
Goo DIS and freight taken but only
he he oSn 3Yn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21
ed BY me, and saying snsriIy-

ed by me, and saying sngriIy-
i wonder what business engaged men have
to want private interviews with fs,hers Of fam
lies.
quickly reconciied her to the liberty Car
tain otmond had taken. by informing her OF
his business; she eagerly embraced me,
i congratulate you, dear Eva she said. m
an alliance quite sqnal TO my expectations fey
you. and | hope Arabel,s will PROD, by yorr
good example; ! must say, however. il is .
wonder 10 rte how the matter has been srouch
abomr 4frfs-
SO ii " to me said ''d 'ro.s 9Th
pcrfsoi sincerity.
You certainly continued my mother, .sr.
peared TO great advantage the first day. aud psr,
OF the second but, after the mistake iu,o
which we were led by that stupid Mr.. Burrows.
YOU were so ,nsnimair, and Indifferent. aud
eareiess, inoi ihs, blame you for il. my dear.
because gave you permission to be SOL aud
we all made ourselves SO dull and dlsagrecabl
that am sure we ~sre enough 10 repuise any
elgiblr ma;ea in the world
Captain Onnond and my father DOW entered.
both looking highly satisfied with the result of
their conference, aud tho latter hardly able to
contain the esuberance OF his delight; he vas
u, all times u good natured man. bot on tie
present occasion hs was not con,erted 10 Isv.
lsh his kindness oil his wife. children. and IA.
ture son-in-law. but actually wen, the icuc,b of
caress'ne the ap'dog, and paying compliments
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21
DIR. w. EVANS CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETIIING.
Prepared by bimself
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
The passage of the Teeth through the gums
1t is known by mothers that there is great irri-
taton in the mouth and gums during this pro-
cess. The gums swell, the SECRETION of saliva
is increased. the child is seized with frequent
and sudden fits Of crying, watching, starting in
the sleep, and spasms Of peculiar parts: the
child shries with extreme violence, and ihrusts
its fingers into its mouth. II these prccursory
symptoms are not speedily aIIeviated. spasmod-
ic eoDvulsions universally Superseue. aud soon
cause the dissolution Of the infant. If moth
crs have their little babes afflicted with these
distressing symptoms, they should apply DR..
William Eyans's Celebrated Soothing Syrup,
" bich has preserved hundreds ol infants when
thought past recovery, from being suddenly at
tackled with that fatal malaJy, coBEulsions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

When a sound and scientific remedy for diseases
has long been in general use, bestowing blessings
and receiving praises. is scarcely in tho power Of
..eptcism 10 doubt its virtues, or envy TO deny
them.
when it has achieved all ascendant career Of use
falnsss, which distances the competition of mere
boastfn pretention. and secured a conspicuous sta
ton Ia universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone, its
Proprietor may point ont the Of its superior
iy. without ncurriug the suspicion Of iuv itousness
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21
II Real Blessing to .HOfhers
DIR. w. EvANS'S CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP.
For Childrea cutting their Teeth.

This infallible remedy has preserved hun
dreds OF Children, when thou ght past recovery,
from commissions. As soon as the Syrup -
rubbed on the gums, the child will recoyer.-
This preparation IS 50 innocent, 50 efficacious.
and 50 pleasant. that no child will refuse TO let
as gums De rubbed with II. When infants are
at the age OF four months, though there is no
appearance Of teeth. one bottle of the syrup
should be used on the gums. to open the pores.
Parents should never be without the Syrup IN
the nursery yhere there arc young ehildren;-
for If child wakes in ;he night with pain 10 the
gums. the Syrup immediately gives ease by
oPeniug the pores and healing the gs'ns :
thereby preventing CoBsulsIons, FeTers' &c.
Sold At Dr.. W. Evans Once, 100 Chatham
ST. y. 4. aud by all his Agents throughout
the Union. Price-smsll bottles - ceats--
larger 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21
RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MoRNI'

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
fANERMS. 81, per snBun, if paid in advance
Il " e., ,25 If not paid in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a square
inserted three weeks for 81; and Il cents for each
subsequent insertion.-Adv not marked
VII be continued until forbidden. and charged ac-
cordingiy.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, excepi al the option of the publishers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21
DIR. EVANS CELEBRATED
ckM0MllE & APERlEhT PILLS.

II HIGHLY lMPORTANT.-lrD
Nervous disease, liver complaint, bilious dis
s,ses, piles, rheumatism. consumption, coughs,
colds. p1iu 10 the chest and sd. u,scrs. and
f-'ir,'s 17I sl-r.a'.si i.ef,-- e-r sIrsr-sfI'i~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21
ITO be ConiinuedJ

IN ArrcDorr.-Thc celebrated Eprlsl,
surgeon. Sir Ashley Cooper, was one Day
waited ppon by gentleman afflicted with a ~.
NOR on his face. which he was anxious to haze
removed. The skilful practitioner proceeded,
Immediately, 70 operate, and With the most
complete success, The patien, happy aud re
leved, withdrew without offering the operator
the least testimony Of gratitude. In the e'r.
pins. the patient te,urnsd and pu; into the
hands Of the surgeon. bank notes TO the a,nosni
Of twelve thousand pounds sterling. The u.
mount startled Sir Ashley, who vas ou the
point ofrefusine IL, when his clicn, said, mad,
an oath that would bring you this evening the
smoppt Of gain that might make on ehange.
! have made twelve thousand pounds: hero
they arc But. suppose yon had iostl Then
should have p,id you your fee--t~o e,iuess.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21

The followios beautiful illustration of 1" ro-
man." We copy from ooe Of eur cxchscg- pa
pen:--
When ~c see neat, pretty girl. With frs
but innocent sir--dresscd iastily yet ompl,--'
with checks which he can hardly help tissins
and With pair Of bravenly blue eyes. ~h" ,
secui to repcse w perfre; security benesfh 'he:T
silkeu lashrs. hoe can wc belp loving her.--
Bu, when We see . woman ~hose looks secr
10 say tls, she Is sojourpipg some~ here abou'
the yerion Of ,hirty nine. dressed Of 80 prri
ribbons. mock gold chains, and pinch-bars
bre,,,. pins. and usioeius her stcTs. ss u resd.
,pr o, EGGS, she reminds ns 81 ~ c'd rseos ~
fuyoi'Y~s s,rorsf ~ - S-T
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21

SsS Trrrs Our.--An exchsnes paper re.
minds u, that this lO,tober) 10 a suitable time
10 set cut shade and ornamental trees. The
may be done at trItlipg sacrifice Of tine ard
money. and the man who POSSESSES cnlsse6
and liberal views. who is not wrapped up H.
SELF will take a pleasure IN thus contributing
to 'bs beauty Of '5e city, town or village where
he lives. and the eemiou Of the inhsbi,snts.-
The man who causes 40 elm. an ash. msrl#
pr . seyeomore to grow and flourish where pou"
grew aud houri-hed before, may boast OF b.,
Ing done one good deed a, least, during his life
IiWe. PlAut trees. theu--,bere is no tito, to
lose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21

IL si5-. n.1ians e. to7 sal, ~ .NeDp5y', u
wv TiLL fUIN. tg,u'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21

4 NorBrR's Lovy.-IIow la,ie DO ~e sp.
preciate mothers tenjerorss while living =.
How becdless are we ~ childhood Of all her
ansistes aud kindness. But ehrn she is dead
and gone when the cares and roldncss OF the
world come w'hering on our hesyis; ~hrn ~e
learn how hard il Is to end true sympathy. bo~
few love us for ourselves; how fe~ will brfr,eu
us 10 our misiouunes; then il is We think c.
the mother We have lost.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21

Tie aLore Nedicinc is tor sale IN NetcPort, b.
WN CALLAHAN, Aeent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-21

TIE aLove Medicine - jor sal, n N,teport. by
H,H. CALLAHAN Ageat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

from MI constitutional control in dsposing Of the
icrritcrg ANA . cth'r P.0Poig OF the th:aA, ahG
what Is there 10 guard Tie application Of unbounded
means, directed by unhoundcd power: what Is tlcfe
10 prevent largesses and Lcnetactons IN the shape CT
national gratitude and national unitcence, to vat
riors. statesmen poets, scuiptoTs, musicians: what
10 prevent hereditary provision for the support CT IA
miles in the shape Of hereditary pensions I" success
generations for ancestral services We touch The
confines Of an hereditary pension list at this moment
bavpu already an ancestral list which 44,OO0 names
nov cncumher and let it be granted to Congress TO do
what il pleases uncontrolled By The Constitution, with
the territorial domain and all the ether property 81 the
non and from that instant pension list OF forty tour
thousand names and three and hall million, 81 6oaf
viii quickly be extended, and Increased, aud Stretched
INTO lie ranks Of poserv. 40, sir no There Is no
way To ASSUME these state DEBTS, or
ia nav them, or to endorse the:n or 10 sarggc the
10 the States for that purpose under the feteA
of dvidinr land revenue, surplus revenue, among
hem There is no way 10 do IT. The whole thing Is
impossible 1t was never thought Of
hv the trainers of our Constitution. They never dream
ed Of such thing There is not word in their work
10 warrant it. and the whole idea of is utterly rcpug
nan and offensive the objects and purposes for which
the Federal Union was framed
Sir, repeat it. The Federal Constitution grew out
of the want IL money for .ic of the Federal Co
yernment II ..rcy; ont OF at want. and nothing else;
and i. contains no grant OF power in relation 10 the col
lection or the application of money, except for the
and PURPOSES of the Federal Government itself
ITO Be sJrtastdJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16


CENTRAL J,cHsoy-It Will be seen by the follow
ing letter from the venerable patriot; that he has accept
ed the invitation 70 'is; the capital OF: sister State
Mississippi, previous to his 10 the hermitage
from New Orleans LOuiSianian.
HERMITAGE, Dec L. 1880
GESTLEMESvl have had the honor 10 receive your
favor of the 2- ultimo. transmitting the
lutons adopted b. portion Of the citizens Of Msss
sipp assembled at Jackson the 2ls, Of that month";
inviting me- IN the event OF ms going 10 Ne~ Orleans
this winter to visit them q. The capita. of the State
For this distinguished ;uark of spac and confidence
oil the citizens Of Mississippi, pray you accept and
convc. % them THIS expression Of my gratitude and
thanks. Nothing be gra,ityin. to me than
4 compliance with their invitation. | return from
New Orleans, should Providence spare re the health
10 perform the journey. II is my expectation TO be in
New Orleans on the sth Of January and can then mott
~ you Of the time it may be most convenient for me
reach Natchcz Vicksburg. l thank you again, gen
cmcn, for the generous terms in which you pleased
10 speak of my character and services. The agency
which have had in promoting the welfare and pros
pcrity Of your young but vigorous State, your bcra
~ and goodness have nverratcd. Ali that can OF
ii is that it dictated by honest desire TO see the
State become great and lonrs!i;nG menbcr of our
happy conlsdcrac; and that il enables me now TO look
with the highest satisfaction the elevated position
which she occupies
have the honor Ia be- witt! great respect! vou7 ODE.
dent servant, ANDREW JACKSON.
Messrs Thomas Kinds, II G RunuclS, Charles
Lynch, ant, others, Committee for tho citizens -
Mississippi II Jackson.