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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-14

The House of Representatives, yesterday, after
spending the day in debating the Bankrupt bill, ad
Journed to Monday next, in order, we presume, to
give those of its members who desire it, an opportunity
to visit the U. s. ship Delaware. Regrets are ex-
pressed that the House could not yesterdays decide
the fate of the BILL and many apprehensive, with
what reason we shall see, that the bill may from
cause yet secret, be defeated.
The Senate spent the day on the Land bill, and
did not adjourn over.
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the following Introduction:
... . FISCAL AGENT.
For the People and for the Government, ,pithout
poioer 10 loan money or, in other lOords NTH
our the Poper to corrupt the Press or the soursss of
Legislation. .s.
The only purposes for which fiscal agency is ne
cessary are to keep and transmit the Government
funds, furnish currency of uniform value through
out the Union, and 10 collect debts in all parts of at
moderate cost"
The aboveis excellent sense. A correspondent OF
ours thinks sit will be no misfortune to come to q
bank like the one sometime since proposed by your
very able and experienced Richmond correspondent
All that is wanting is institution to facilitate the
operations Of the Treasury to equalize and cheaper
the exchanges, and To furnish national currency oil
uniform value. A National Bank of accommodation
discounts is not wantedt is not authorized and its
conuptons are stencil in the nostrs of the people,.
The local banks will supply local loans, and local cir
cuation. National Institution is desirable only for
national purposes central institution Of this sort
could be consttutionay established and its agencies
constuonally appointed wherever they necessary
or desirable. Might not all parties unite this basis,
and withdraw this vexed question from the arena O.
party politics, and settle it forever2"
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ELECTION RETURNS.

KENTUCKY.
The following additional countless it is stated in
the Lexington Intelligencer have elected Wings -
Bourbon, Jessamine, Clarke, Franklin, and Mason.
ALABAMA
Ten counties heard from, which have elected l3
Wings to the Legislature and Opposition members
INDIANA.
As far as heard from there "a Wings and %
Opposition members elected to the House of Dele
gates.
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Il HI E NJ ADISONIAN.
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY. AUGUST ID, ls4l.

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UNITY IN NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS CHARlTY.-Augustin.
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p TasSirs GS c ea1n1y, to ~H.
VIZ ALTER Fl. MIDDLETON has applied to
w the Hon. VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge OF the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, to be dis
CHARGED from IMPRISONMENT under the act for the re-
lief Of insovent debtors within the District OF Column
bia on the first Monday in September next at o'clock,
A. NJ at the court ROOM when and where his creditors
are requested to attend.
aug I4.3t. VIM BRENT, Clerk.
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$4,000
SO PRIZES of $1,000.

SO PRIZES of $1,000.
On Saturday, 2sth August, 1s41, the
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY,
Glass G, for I64l,
Will be drawn at Alexandria, Va.
GRAND CAPITALS
10000 DOLLARS
$1,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 I" $500 "
2,297 Dollars
so Prizes OF 1000 Dollars
SO Of 5000 'Dollars-50 Of 200 Dollars, &c.
Tickets only $l0-Halves $5-Quarters 80 SO.
Certificates of packages of 26 wholes Ssi30 90
do do &c halves 65 90
do do 26 quarters 80 SO
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries address
JIG GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Washington City, D. c.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to all
who order as above. july 22-2aw3wd&c
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.

prizes of $25, ZOO amounting to 100000,
FOR 18th SEPTEMBER; AND
$50,00O-$30, 000-$25, 900,
FOR 23p OCTOBER.
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NoTIcE.-The Rev. SEPrMUs TUsroN, Chaplain
TO the Senate may be expected to preach in the CAPT
tol on Sunday next, at Ii o'clock.
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DIED,
HAROLD.

On Thursday, 9Th instant, at Oak Hill, Prince
Georges county, Maryland DoRoTHY HELEN Sc
cond daughter of C. G. and Elizabeth Ellen Wild
man, aged l6 months and Is days.
Farewell sweet babe
We hope to meet to part no more.
From earthly sorrows thou art riven,
Tothe everlasting joys of Heaven.
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80. P. O." will find his letter in the Post Office.
"CAuTIoN" is informed that we are not to be held
responsible for all the views and opinions of our col
respondents, unless we specially adopt them
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DEMOCRATIC REvIEw-New Series-is to
~ be published for the future in New York nv
Messrs Langley, Booksellers, in an improved style
to appear without fail on the first dav Of every Month
The number for July may be examined at the Book
store of F: TAYLOR, by whom subscriptions will
be received iuly q
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST.
. J. G. GREGORY & co. Managers.

AT Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, Aug. IA, lS4l the
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY.
Class M, for lS4l, will be drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 DOLLARS!
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
$500 " 5000
$500 " 2l95
25 of 1000 Dollars
Tickets only $l0-Halyes $5-Quarters So SO
Certificates ofpackages of Is Whole Tickets $l3O 90
Do. do % Half do IS 90
Do. do rs Quarter do 80 so
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TINE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MER-
i CHANT SEAMEN, according to the general
Maritime Law, and the statutes Of the United 81 ates
VOL ls4l, by George Ticknor Curtis, of the Boston
Bar, this day received for sale by
july % F. TAYLOR.
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An extra train of cars will leave the Depot thi.
morning, at o'clock, for Annapolis.
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at this office.
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WASHINGTON, July 81, lS4l'

JUDGE DORSEY'S LAWS OF MARYLAND
y complete in Volumes with copious index,
notations, &c. received for sale by
F. TAYLOR.
Also, Judge Dorsey's Statutory Testamentary Law
of Maryland, with the Decisions of the Courts thereof
explanatory of the same volume thin octave.
Judge Lomax's Digest of the Laws respecting Real
Property in the United States, and more especially
those of Virginia, vols.
Commentaries on the Laws Of Virginia by Henry
ST. George Tucker, Chancellor Of the Fourth Judicial
Circuit, vols. aug Ia
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$35,295 CAPITAL!

Woo, go CAfIlAL
FIFTEEN Drawn Nos. out Of Seventy five.
UNION LOTTE cry.
Glass No. 7, for lS4l.
To be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, the
2lst Of August, lS4l.
GRAND SCHEME.
$35,2 95
l0,5l5 Dollars 1000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
$4,000 $2,250-$2, OOO-$l, 750- 81 600
$l,500-$l ,4O0-S1 300
$1,250-$l 200.
so prizes Of $l0O0-50 of $250-50 Of $220-
80 of 5000, &c.
Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificates of packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do IS Half do IS 90
Do. do 25 Quarter do 81 so
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FISCAL AGENT.

An article in the NJ Y. Journal of Commerce has
the following introduction:
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$5O,OOO-$3O, $4,000,

WOO,UOO
ON SATURDAY, OCT. 30,
THE GRAND UNION LOTTERY, Glass 9,
for l84l,
Will be drawn at Alexandria D. c..
l6 Drawn ballots.
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J. G. GREGORY & co. Managers.


To be drawn at Alexandra, D. G. on Saturday. Sept
IS, lS4l.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
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l6 drawn numbers out of 49,
Tickets $20-Halves $l0-Quarters $5-Eiphths
So So
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AND
FIFTEEN Drawn Nos. out of Seventy five.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
TISSUES FOR THE SPRING. ),


Under this imposing title, the X. Wing brings for
wards the smallest and most trng Issues for the
sideration of the People. For instance,
1st The Defalcatisn the Bank Of pirginia, and the
support given by the Republicans to the President of
the Bank But does the Wing I" remember 10 forget,
that this dealcaton was occasoned by the tricks of the
most active and rabd Wing in this city, and the
currence of staunch Wing Clerk And also that one
Of its own Edtors-and Of the most distinguished
Wings of the city, (Messrs mcfarland, Lyons, w. Ro-
bertson, &C., &c equally rallied in support of its Pre-
sident?
I'd. The election of Penentiary Agent, whom the
Wing declares upon authority Of Select Committee
and the Board of Commissioners, to be utterly unit
for Office But does not the Wing also recollec that
minority Of the Committee expressed very dIiteren
oPlnon-and that two of the most high minded w higs
IN the House stood up and bore witness to the qua-
cations of the agent spite OF the terrors Of the iash
from this frebrand Press?
Sd. "The proposition to mortgage the Commonwealth
to meet the liabilities of the Banks What propositions
We never heard it of it before-Never 1t is some
contemplate chimara of the Wing Editor, which ne IS
using for effect at the polls, and which will never be
heard of afterwards.
Does the Wing ezpce. by all these lille Issues, (litte,
in every sense of the word to gull the People OF ir
GINA, aud to keep out Of view the great issues ohien
are before em-appyng to our Federal as TO our State
Elections' Will the People vote for any member OF
Congress, who will vote, or for any member of the
Legislature who will instruct our Senators.
To vote, for National Bank
distribution
Increased Tariff
Public DEBIT
n Public Scrip, and any thing like
an Assumption of State Debts !:
&c, &c.
These, and others, are the great Issues before u.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

m himself as prosecuted for the stand he had I'd taken
n S". abolish slavery in the District of Columbia,
RS. any violation of implied faith, either to the in
."s Of the District, or TO Virginia and Maryland
'a,rh il was ceded and declared that the trade IN
~ the District ought to be suppressed by Congress
~, such was his upon this subject, that
~ the North and at the South he was consider
Fu 1 Abcl,ionis,-he received the support and was
cd by the votes of that party
f'ns ,,n il chosen TO conduct the Post Office De-
aent. whose ramifed operations, pervading every
'.hhc,hood in the Union, may afford to the mis-
fsua,ics every facility TO disseminate their prin
snd promote their views in the most secret and
.-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
March Both, ls4l.

The Gullo,ine has been partially suspended, on ac-
of the sickness Of the President, and the abb
sence of the Secretary of State But the blood will
begin to flow freely again, when they can attend
to the duty of decapilation. AS the April
Elections are over in Virginia, too shall have more
Martyrs TO register.
By the-bye, the Richmond Wing, as usual, does US
the grossest injustice. We never the friends of
this indiscrimnate Prescription. Our opposition to
many removals, during General Jackson's a imnistra-
ton gave some dissatisfaction to of fiends
But what shall we say ofths Wing party, who went
into power with professions of federation, ant are
now cutting off heads without mercy ! :ese men
have sinncd upon their principles They nave
trampled their own professions under foot Their
course is characte rzed, only by cupdy, but by
hypocrisy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

TO TIE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER.
In yonr paper of Thursday last the 18th inst, were
published the proceedings of public meeting in Eli
zabetl City County, recommending strong war mea-
sure towards Great Britain, and lauding much the
war-like report Of Mr.. Pickcns which was all hoax.
There is such men among as Samuel Grimes,
the reputed Chairman, nor y. y. Bowden the pre-
tended Secretary of the meeting; and John Purkins-
ton, one of this imaginary committee, was drowned
two years ago.
The account Of the supposed meeting was originally
published in the Norfolk Herald and the author OF the
hoax has since been denounced in appropriate terms by
the editor of that paper Of which, doubtless, you were
not aware Our names are on this ways committee,
and silly things contained in the proceed
ings you have published, and sentiments and fears
nscribcd us which do not entertain, please put the
matter Alright by publishing this card And the Wing
will please copy, also those papers which have pub
lishcd the proceedings of this fictitious meeting.
JOS. SEGAR,
WIN. JENNINGS,
WIN. HOPE,
X. WHITING.
1f.,,L )oJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

AT meeting of the Republican party Of Henry conn'
ty convened at the Courthouse at March court MAJOR
John Tyler Iiairson called TO the chair and nos
Watkins appointed Secretary. The object OF The meet.
ing was explained by Major Ilarston in n few animated
remarks, when he concluded by nominating John King,
Esq, represent this county in the next Legislature
The nomination unanimously adopted, and upon
a committee being appointed to wait upon MIR. King TO
know if lie would accept the nomination, we were
pleased TO hear from him that it acceptable to his
convenience and 10 his feelings.
1t was, therefore, unanimously
Rrsoired, That the meeting would support him a,
the approaching election.
JOHN IT, HAIRSTON, Chairman.
Tuns WArKIxs SetretarN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
VALUABLE LAND ~ n:NRlCO COUNTY FOR SALE

PURSUANT Ia decree Of the County Cont Of ienrco, pro-
nounccl hr 9Th day of March ISL, trrciu d
pending III which Susanna = Peasants and Daniel H. eassni
plaintiffs and Eliza llaiowel and others defendants.
We lie mndrr.iened will proceed, On TUESDAY, Tie 2oh ."
April, II lair the far day thereafter, llr pre-
the of ~ o'clock, NJ SELL Public Auction.
without the highest bdt,r valuable Tract ~
Land fur hundred Which JrScIlI {. lcL-
resided III. IL his death, aud unirh C,kl
hominy swamp and adjoining the lands Henry L.
oilers. About l.
Ghckahonny low grounds, well adapted The cultivation IL
lied's Grass, aud less liable overflow lan other lands the
Swamp. The other m"ir;y high land, pant well
timbercd On the premises there large brick Dwelling House,
and other necessary Houses and mproven,
daion Of large family Rarely ,nch valuable property ot,
for SALE and capitalists invited To- s line Farm which viii
be hewn by either Of tr subscribers, Mr. Daniel D. Peasants
who resides on the place.
Terms IF SOne fourth part Of the purchase money
paid cash, residue IN twelve, eighteen twenty
equal payments The credit payments
bonds with approved security, deed
HENRY l.. CARTER, tc....
Ai.GERNOS > sToERS, 0''""''
Richmond March nh, ISL.
NJ Immediately Of the above r1c, o! Land, VIII
sold, premises, Barouce and Harness. Wagon
Cant, Horses, Cows and Hogs all
Farming utensils; and viii be hired out for the balance Of
year, several slaves.
Term-Ail under $40 cash; lint SUN, siy
credit VIII be given. SUSANNA : PlEAsaNIS,
By Henry H. C4,tcr .i.ioracy.
April lUl-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
March 22d, 1871.
CO.M.WU.NIC.aTED.
Corrigfnda.

COrrigenda.
That our children, whom we are training to walk IN
the paths Of sail rrtue and deeency may not be puz.
zled by contradiction between their school-books and
the writings of the learned and illustous Presiden nj
Harrison, it is ordered that the following corrections
be made in the histories used in schools, viz Instead
of being written that Augustus Cesar was the first Ro
man Emperor let it be inserted that Julius Caesar, the
who threatened Metellus with his sword, was
Instead of Republics usually gliding through an Aris
locracy into Dcspotism, let it be put down that they
always leap into Despotism at once.
THE WING PARTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
KING WILLIAM.

At meeting of large portion Of the Democratic
citizens of King William county, held at the Court
house on Monday the 22d March, 1911, Mr.. Edward
Pollard was called 10 the Chair, and Patrick H. Slaugh
ter appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been explained
by the Chairman-on motion of Captain Samuel Ro,
binson,
/. Rrsolrcd That we recommend to the people and
district to support Carter NJ Braxon as suitable per
son to be voted for by them representative in the
next Congress.
=. Rcsolrcd That we invite the hearty cooperation
of the other counties the district TO support us IN the
nomination.
3, Resoired That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and sent TO the
Richmond Enquirer for publication.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
EDWARD POLLARD, Chairman.
PATRICK II. SLAUGHTER, Sccretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

Ms LScoLs-evi Lincoln, Of the members Of Congress
from Massachusetts, has resigned his place lie has adapted
il snd in anticipation of being appointed the cs
dent important situation under the Government"
BAH. .3rgps
This is indeed petty trick to shnn the appearance
of appointing members Of Congress 10 office. See the
manavre to which they resorting. The member
of Congress first resigns, and then he is appointed
He resigns under pledge Of his being appointed
whipping the Devil round the stump-and adding trick
cry and hypocrisy to the corruption of members of Con-
gress. All they have now to do is, to tell the cand
date Congressman, al will not appoint you to Office
until you resign-but as soon you do so, you shall
be rewarded" This subterfuge is disgraceful We are
sorry that Mr. Lincoln should have stopped to it, He
has been since appointed Collector of the Port of Bos
ton.-En1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

Departed from amongst the living the morning Of The ti
March, Sir. JAMES BRomS ST. native Of Ayrshire, Scotland
He had attained his e0th year. and conspicuous as Her
sixty in this city, when Virginia stood No
amongst her States. The mercantile house, Of which he
principal known have in the James river, TWEEN
rugged vessels all Of which were de
patched with full accomplished without the aid OF Fede
State Banks Mr. Brown belonged Ia that generation wien
Ben EurtonS bills held valued than Bankers
the dayn his liberal aud rharlfabei anu
laugh the calames Of his unfortunate
neglbors mock them when overwhelmed with fear MS
mercantile with the world his mind above sec
tartan prudcrs-with Christian literally he advocated e
principles of rendering unto Cesar that which bconeen y"
Gc., &c.;-and, that could not brqueath ,enei %
their children, than by training them 10 napts !"
try prudent Many, now IN tnerFeen- WI" is
and cheeuly hold him in remembrance because Of ms
Youthful lveness spa spirit, that only covered 70 e
stern DEGREES of an and everlasting law al Goa ana
ture which he yielded up with Christian philosophical suois
sion 10 mnge with mother Earth But the spirit whch
lived in him st vr because pcrvadcs The universe ana Is
immortal fa waken IL VAIN shadow, ana eonn-
M Inn FIR brief perodoEr few attain the age OF treescorr
,nd hui arrive did 10 the OF onrscorc long
,se nrIi, spent which the wicked seldom inherit,
cause of their mrnvidence. Mr Brown, from his long resi-
dence amongst US acquired Of the character OF the Viz
pina gentleman than the Scotch The above hay remarks
have been drawn out by who had valued respect for the
deceased.
1oy- The Wing and Compiler will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02
COMMUNICATED.
TO THE PEOPLE OF CUMBERLAND. ~

TO TIE PEOPLE OF CUMBERLAND.
Charles Spencer Pamore publicly announced
upon the Court green at February Court, candidate
for the county on the part of the Republican party
Mr. Palrnore necessarily absent in one Of the neigh
boring States and will be again among you He is
gentleman of amiabe isposi,ion-personally known
to every in the county. lie has ever been mem
Der of the good old Republican party of the Jeerso-
man stamp; although mild and unassumlng, yet firm
and stable He believes from the complexion Of the
late Cabinet that the rights of the States will be in eo.
rdy-but if mistaken in that, he will be disposed
support the who maintains The doctrines OF his
creed. FRIEND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

To the Editor Of The .4iezandria Gazette
The last mail brought my dismissal, as Keeper of
the Light.Shp off Lower Cedar Point, Potomac river,
from the Secretary of the Treasury.
This has by no means taken me by surprise for
have long since known that this eternal chanting,
by the Whgs-"io prescription for opinions sake
was but sounding brass tinkng cymba The
Wings proper believe, are, many Of them, sim
in their professions, but what they among so
many who 60 for 'the loayes and 6shes'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

THE THEATRE We are under greater obligations
to MIR. Lambert, than our limited space will enable US
to repay. He has managed the Theatre capally.
Star after Star has been brought in; and have
galaxy of Musical Stars, which make most en-
chanting Choir. Mrs. Martyr, Miss Inverarity, and
Mr. Brough, are all here. There some fine pieces
in preparation, the Somnambula, with its rich com.
binaton of Musc,) the Lady of the Lake, &c, which
will be brought out before the close Of the Theatre.
The Stock Company, too, does the Manager great
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

A Bank bill has at last passed the House
senta!ives Of. Pennsylvania, by vote Of 30
concurred in by the Senate, Is to Ia, which
the Banks TO the payment of their debts in
are now liable, but repeats all extraordinary
1T allows them TO issue small notes to thciJ
Is per cent. on their capital stocks, for 5 VI
lows them to divide per cent during the sMpy
and it authorizes the capital Of the U. S. BanlI
stockholders desire it, TO be reduced to IA mill
the bank to be released from part of her bonus.
is some doubt entertained, whether Governed
will sign the bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

IL We are authorized to announce Capt. Matthew
Pate and Capt William n. Merwether candidates
to represent the county Of Bedford in the next Gene
raj Assembly of Vrgna.-Lynehburg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-02

In taking leave Of The officers of the Customs in
Alexandra, (and Col. Brent in particularly should be
wanting in duty, were ] not to express my gratitude
for the prompt and satisfactory manner in which my
business with that Office has been settled, and for
their gcntlemanly department toward me-
TINS separation from the Light-Shp, which have
held for some time, necessarily cuts me of from that
frequent social intercourse with valued friends among
whom are many respectable and influential Wings |
beg them all TO be assured that tme nor distance
which may separate US, shall render insensibe 10
the many Offices OF kindness and hospitality have re.
ceived at their hands