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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-07-02
h Chancery-State ol Aabama-Aoble County.
 Gofdnn and Slod,iard, complls.
William McMilan, seo. and others aefis.

William McMillan, seo. and others 5leis. GdPRING TERM A D ls4l. The b,il ln ihis - ease filed for fhr foreclosure of a mortgage made by N .McMill;m,S Sen i0 George N fiurdcn a.d Lewis Y. Stpddnrd, and bearing date the l2th af o September, n lS3S-And al the Spring fefIn lSil, ot the court ol cmcery for the first district of the Southern cmnrey division ol said Slrie a Mobile, the following order was made in the cause In this case the conn ialnanis bs tler solicitors and moved the court iat order of publication he made m this case agalnst the defendant Richard Erwin, who IS a nonresident, and the court helng satisfied from an atidaNt made in open court, ths said Richard Erwin resides out of tine State of a- hama, It k ordered that he appear on or before the first day ot the next term of this courl.-And il is further ordered that this order be published once u week for four weeks n paper published in the civ of Mobile and posted on the count huse dour n forty days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court at Mobile this twenty first day of Jane,A D
 1Sil. Attest
 iune2l 9E+ M. J. McRAE. Regis'r.
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Rb ObERrSON X O., have on haad and will "a sell low To close eosighmenis, the lnollM ins rtices-
 1 plpes Hour Glass tim
 50 bls Fehon's Rum; 25 bhs Am. Brandy
 p bbs French Brandy; 2J do imitation ,lo Io
 p qr casks Sweet Malaga Vine
 % baskets Champagne; l1O cuils Rope lD0 boxes Candles, good lrtirle
 6B kegs Milk, S1,a and Sugar Crackers
 90 bbs Loaf Sugar
 3D hrkns irginia and Goshen Butter
 l casks Scotch Ale, superior article
 2l c;ses Boots, Shoes and Brogans The abs,e are remnants of copsignnents, winch w.I be sold low in order Ia close them. mar3 a r PRIVATE SALk-25 hhis prime \ 0 Sugar "A l75 bugs prime Rio Coffee, 2OOO bags corn, 32J bhls supeliine flour, 100 bbls rertifed Whskcv lOJ boxes Virginia Tobacco, 70 boxes Soap, 50 bhs prime Molasscs in fine order, 50 half bbls Picked Pig Pork, ? frkins Goshen butter,
 20 boxes Imperial and Gun Powder Teas, l0J cases Kip and Russet Brogan Shoes, 100 pieces P inch Dundee Bagging al l6 cts, 100 NJ Segars some very superior, 90 duZ Rush bottom chairs,
 10 Bookcases and Secretaries at S20 each, Sc.
 ALSO, .I5 bales brown Sheetings, 200p cacoes assorted 10 bales Bleached Shrtings and Sheetings, 300 packs English and German Pins, loo pes Virginia Osnaburgs, 100 dog cotton hose, 20 doz Merno and Berlin Shirts and Drawers, 100 dog Madras Hdk'ts, 50 do1 Linen half hose, 90 pcs striped and plaid Drills for Pantaloons, 250 White and cold 9 to 12-i Counterpanes and Marselles Quilts, 100 pes erown Linen, 20 pcs Erminette tor mems aH Hpys summer wear, 20 pcs Bedford Ribbed Pant S~h Stuas, 20 pcs 5-i white Fanues "a summer wear, loo 36 inch Cotton and Silk Umbrellas, 300 reams fine Letter Paper, POO setts Knives and Forks, 30 cards Scissors. All of wkich will be sold at New York cost and charges. LATHAM HULL & SON may26 P Water street.
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 7j3 vs.
 Lyon, Garrow, Cornican, ct al, defendants. ENIilS is a creditors bill for the settlement of the A- Estate of John Couper, deceased,
 The object of the complanants in this case, is to obtain account from all parties deendants-to liti- gate the validity of the several mortgages in said bill described as against complainants--to obtain pay ment into court of all moneys received by any of the defendants, which have heretofore been received by any of said defendants, whether in the State of Ala bana elsewhere, and generally settle the estate of the said John Couper, deceased. The bill also prays for Receiver to be appointed and for an In- junction against the defendants Garrow and Lyon and at the spring term, D 1Sll, of the court of chancery at Mobile, the following order was made in this canse:
 It appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the defendants Richard Cornican, Robt Grant, Thos Toby, Nathaniel F. Williams, John Couper, Senior and J. Hamilton Couper, Exor, reside out of the limits of the State of Alabama: They are ordered 70 appear and answer or demur to the compainants' bill before the first day of the next term of this court the will be taken is confessed against them It is further ordered, that this order be published III a newspaper of Mobile, once week for six weeks and posted the door of the court house of Mobile county, within forty days from the date of this order Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the said court of chancery, this twenty first day of June, lS4l. Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 une2l Set Register.
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In Chmcers- State of Alabamo-Mobie County.
 Spring Trm, lSll Creditors of John Couper, Jr. decd, complainants
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DEASE SONS CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF l HOREHOUND CANDY.-The undersigned having been appointed by tie propretors this very popular Candy, Agents for the city, thereafter keep hand regular supply. sH se
 JIG. DUBOSE & CO.,, late DuBose & Ro1,
 ian 9 39 Water st. t
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d.:
 BOOTS! BOOTS
 MAJOR BooTs-AND MINOR BooTs Ladies' slippers, and Gents pumps; prime new set, Boots that fit Misses, and that never mis-f "Bet Boots'--or boots for pretty Bets , Bo0tees for shes-and ance ties for pets. CENTS water proof, cork soles or light brogans 1! Light dress or pump boots---we've always hands, LADIES' silk gater boots that fit tser pretty feet, And walkng shoes with bows, that beaux delight to meet. Kid slippers and too, to suit the neatest foot, In short we've stock to shoe them a and children to boot.
 NBooTs BoOTs BoOTs at NICHOLLS, ADAMS & CO.,, dec 29 1i6tf 53, Dauphin st. nOMESTIC LIQUORS.- .lJ 10 bbls New England Rum
 10 (" American Brandy
 10 |" Cider Vinegar
 5 cases Smoked Beef and Tongues For sale by OGDEN BROTHERS, ap20 12Water st. ' Il ONS-From the earliest period to the Norman conquest, by Sharon Turner, F. A. s. ct R. A. $. L.. 2 vols received this day at apsO DOUBLEDAY & SEARs'S. rJNHE undersigned receiving per ship Caledo- Il na from Liverpool: ''Cast Steel'' Needing Hoes,
 Brown and Common do
 Mouse Hole Anys,
 Mouse Hole shape do
 Blacksmths Vices and Hammers, Van Warts Screw plates, Indian Corn Mills, Il superior article for use, James, Wood screws,
 Carpenter Patent Locks,
 do Curry Combs,
 Anti-corrosive percussion caps
 Treble strong cylinder gunpowder, Tn one pound cannisters,
 Double barrel deer guns, manufactured to order, at $l00 to $s150 each,
 Table and Pocket Cutlery,
 Saws and Files.
 dec 30 JOSEPH HALL & co. 1c00 BOXES GLASS-Star, Anchor and lOOU Glass Brands, all sizes, 1000 kegs White Lead, No l, and pure, 10 half pipes Dapay Brandy,
 do Seignette do
 pipes Holland Gin-l0 bbls American dol 10 bbls American Brandy,
 25O boxes Tobacco, various brands, 400 pieces Briggs Bagging,
 40 do Dundee do,
 5O' dc Kentucky do, very superior, 20 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
 10 qs re casks old and very superior Sherry. sherry Wine % 100 bags Shot, assorted sizes, 3.- which will be sold low to close consignments, by maylS ROBERTSON & co. YNHE QUADROON; or St. Michaes Day, by Il the Author of sLaft e,''"Captain Kyd,' "Bm- ton,' Be.
 ''For me to love in inlamy Heaven-born love-that links the virgin heart To its own noble mate-s not for me, Maiden of accursed and outcast, Alas! true iope to me is but dishonor; And, ere it bud, must be outrooted. Fen if the heart come with it.'
 WILLIAM CUTTER Received this day and for sale by y.'K. RANDALL, mr26 Bookseller, IA Water st.
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TUST RECEIVED.--The Life, Adventures and J Opinions of David Tho. Hines, of South Carroll. na, master of arts, and sometimes doctor of medi- cnes alias, Dr. Hamilton, Col. Hamilton, Dr. Hay nes, Col Hayne, 3c. &c., Sc. in series of letters to his friends, written by himself
 -"rhe good old rule
 Sulficeth me,-the simple plan,
 Tint they should take, who have the power
 And they should keep who can, Wordsworth. For sale by .t Jk RANDALL, I. febl6 Bookseller, A Water st.
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K lTCHEN'S PATENT PREPARED CO., 1A COA.--A supply of the above original and ly valuable preparation of Cocoa long and iayoiaby Known to the public, IS just received direct from the proprietor and for sale by the undersigned Among other highly aatterng testimonials of it's superior quality and usefulness, are found the following.
 s'J. Kitchen left with me some his F. Cocoa and on trial find it very superior article, and recon- mend its adoption for family use.'
 Dr. WILLIAM THOMAS. 'l have tried your P. Cocoa and consider it deci- decly superior any have used before in my fam,- ly-" Dr. JNo. CooPkR. ''I concur in the foregoing statements.''
 Dr. D. HossAcK. ssl have drank of Kitchens P. Cocoa and recom- mend it superior article of beverage to any prep aration of Cocoa extante possesses less of the oi- aginous nature of Chocolate, therefore less liable to become offensive to the consalescent and is more suit able for the healthy. D. BLoss. For sale by I.C. DUBoSE & CO,
 ianl4 late Dul3ose & Rolf, 39 Water st. DAGGING, ROPE < TWINE.-The subscri- lS Der having been appointed AGENT for the MAYsvILLE MANUFACTURING Co. will be con constantly supplied and can fill orders for Bagging and Rope to any extent, on favorable terms. The quality is unsurpassed by any Factory in the western country. a- Daily expected direct from the Factory
 300 pieces Baggmg, 300 coils Rope .,...s FRANKLIN W. Mccoy,
 ian27 159Kmo 69 Commerce st.
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County
 Spring Term, 4. D., 1S41. President, Directors & Com'ny of the ,.,,.- Bank of the United States, oo'rP' 's'
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Joseph Hall, and the American Life ,,
 { uGGIl-

773 ys.
 Joseph Hall, and the American Life 1ac,.,,,-
 Insurance and Trust Company. oe'e"u 's' TENIE JILL in this was filed by the complain A ants for the foreclosure of mortgage made by the defendant Joseph Hall to the complainants and bearing date the 22d day of June 1889, and at the Spring Term, A. D., lS4l, of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of said State at Mobe the following order was made in the cause
 It appearing to the satisfaction of the court from the affidavit of witness m open court that the de- fendant the American Life Insurance and Trust Com pany IS corporation chartered and doing business out of the limits of the State of Alabama to wit: in the city of Baltimore in the State of Maryland and other places, the said defendant is ordered to appear before the first day of tie of this court and plead, answer demur to the complainant bill of complaint or the same will be taken as confessed by the said defendants it is further ordered that this order be published once a week for four weeks in a newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that d copy of the same be posted the door of the court house of Mobile county, and also that copy be forwarded by mail to the principal officer of said corporation within forty days from this date
 Witness Malcolm J. Mcltae, Register of said
 court, this twenty first day of June, A. D. lSII.
 june2l 9fE Attest-M. J. McRAE. Register. In Chancery-State of Aabama-Mobile County. William wi F. Cleveland compPt,} Spring Term. Benjamin Horner, defendant. ) N D' iofi' TENilE BILL in this was filed for the foreco- N sure of q mortgage made by said Benjamin Hor- ner to said Wm. F. Cleveland, bearing date the 7t, day "f April, A. D. 1884, and at the Spring Term, A. D. lS41 of the court of chancery the first dis rIct of the southern chancery division of said State at Mobile the following order made in the cause.
 It appearing to the court by the affidavit of wit that the defendant resides without the limits of the State of Alabama, he is ordered to appear at the term of this the first day thereof and an swer demur to the allegations of the compainants bill the same will be taken as confessed against him it is further ordered, that this order be publsh- week for six weeks in newspaper print ed and published in the city of Mobile, and that copy of the same be posted the door of the court house of Mobile county within forty days from this date.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the court
 of chancery aforesaid, this twenty first day of
 June, A. D., 1S4l. Attest,
 iune2l 9tC NJ. ]. McRAE, Register.
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HOPPER, IRON, PINNED PLATE, &c.- OBraziers Copper S6x60, 10 pound sheets
 Do. '' 13 |"
 Do. (" ts 25 e SHEATHING COPPER-l4 to l6 ounces, SHEET IRON-S0 bundles heavy x light Eng Iron WIRED bundles assorted numbers, RIVETS-50M Timed, 40M Black Rivets BANCA TIN-20 pigs ''Banca'' Tin, best quality, PINNED PLATES-l00 bxs Tin Plates l-3x HEADED PLATES-l50 boxes Leaded Plates for Roofing. Landing and for sale by
 EDW. c. CENTER & CO.,, mr24 corner Com. and Conti sts.
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tt EA REWARD-Willbe be paid for the recovery ROO of Chronometer, Berthoud's make, No. l74, and Silver Lever Watch, Johnson LIverpoo) maker, number not recollected-the same having been stolen on Saturday, 27th Feb. from on board the brig Alabama, lying at the wharf.
 mara ING. C. RYAN, 36 Water st.
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In Chancery-State of Aabama--Mobe County.
 Spring Term, 4. D. IS4l. Cowperthwaite, Dunlap & Cope, complt's,
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Malachi Dubose and Gaius Kibbe, defis.

In Chancery State of Aabama-Mobile County Matthew Anderson and Samuel NJ. Todd, complts.
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County. Planters & Merchants Bank ,compts. } Spring Tern. 540 A 1S4l.
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OO4H5 ONlN OOs Wholesale Druggists, 2 Fletcher st. New York. Sold by l. C. DuBUSE & co, Agents, and by Drs. Maynard, Hammond, and Gates, Mobile ian 2S ITO 5lf +.Ha
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NEW FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS, a yard l ' wide, and colors warranted. Just received by DANIELS g BRADY, 83, Dauphin sfreet (im- medately opposite the Public Square,) large and splendid assortment of the above Goods, of thenew- est style, which they offer very cheap for cash
 Rich plain blk Silk, 22 in. wide for 6-6 pr yard, Handsome figured Silk, Elegant lustred colored Poult de So,
 7-S diaper table Linen for 90 cents pr yard,
 "a damask do for 62 do,
 g and l0-4 double damask do very cheap,
 Al Irish Linens, full 36 in. wide, in demi-pieces and fine quality (warranted all nen) from 40 cents Super and spine blu. and jet black Bombazine, A large and cheap stock of cotton & silk Hosiery, First quality spool Thread, warranted full 300 yds
 to the spool, for 75 cents per dozen,
 French, English, and Domestic Dry Goods of eve-
 " description, cheaper than can be sold by any
 other house in the city. H Country Merchants and Planters are invited to call and examine. . 5. .. ..a,, mar l99tf
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VVO PLANTERS, Physicaas, and C.,untry Mer-
 II chants--MOSELY & co. Druggists, at the of Dauphn and Royal streets, have in store full supply of fresh Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi- cnes, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Gardeen Seeds, etc. which they offer for sale whosaale or retail at yer, low prices and on a Iibers,i credit. febl
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HB ObERTSON x O., have un haad and Mdl z h sell low To close cons snnents, the flollntns
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MORE NEW BooKS.--Ten Thousand A NA Yem, Vol. ".
 The Flying Dmchman, Legend of the High Seas, by the Author of 'Gentleman Jack" Sc. Sc. in two volumes
 Heads of the People, or portraits of the English, drawn b, Kenny Meadows, with numerous illustra- tons.
 Outline of Human Pathology, by Herbert Mayo, F. k. S. Sc.
 Scoutetten Chb-toot and Stokes on the Heart, &c &c. Sc. one volume.
 For sale by J. K. RANDALL,
 mr27 Bookseller, 44 Water st.
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GUNP0WDER TEA.--s0 boxes, a choice srt- M cle, for sale by [may20l L. HULL & SON.
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WINDOW GLASS-350 boxes most approved W brands, of all the in general use, in store and for sale low by |. c. DUBOSE & co.
 marl3 Late DuBose & Roff 39 Water street.
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100 Sacks Bran; 100 do shorts; 100 do Oats lOO to arrive per Schr c. Greenwood, and for sale by J. A. COOPER co.
 une4 2tf 2 Commerce. st.
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DAGGING x ROPE.--20O pcs heavy Kentucky ID Baggng; 100 coils Kentucky Rope, per Schr Breerwoo1, for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 iune4 12 Water st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-06-17
Correspondrncs ef the W. Y. Erpress.

WASHINGTON, June ', lo4I. Rule ofthe House.-The House, today r sumed the consideration of MT. Wlse's m tion to adopt the rules of the last House, an to appoint committee of nine members revise the same. The question being on M J. O. Adams motion to amend the resoln'o by excepting the 21st rule, which rule d' clares that no abolition petition shall DC r' ceived or entertained in any manner wha ever.
 Mir. Wise spoke against the amendmen as did w. Cost Johnson and King of ueo] gia. Mir. Adams supported the amenaMte in a speech of some length. On the qaes'.'] being taken the amendment was agreed 'cl yens ll2, nays lO4. MY.
 So the 2lst rule was excepted. MT. ",1 said he would now move to lay the reSo'| tion, as amended, on the table. He was oi' posed to acting on it-for his object was do some business. No business could done, it abolition petitions were to be recel ed. He would resist the reception of ever one of them as they were opened. Finally, the resolution as amendeo J" adopted-123 to 01.
 Thus ends this affair. MT. Adams carried his point. There will be no rue CboOBuK AUOBbtIOu pCtbI1OuSs
 will be offered this session. d Select Committee on Fiscal Agency .S motion of Mir. Sergeant. it was ordered !" a select committee of nine members oe ." pointed to take into consideration tne s'a of the currency, the establishment oi a i.sS agent to aid in the collection and dlsous ment of the revenue, the establishment o' uniform currency, &c.
 The Late President.-Mr. Bayard, lron' joint committee appointed to take mo co" iteration so much of the Presidents MGSsa as relates to the demise of General I'a'' son reported, in part, and as follows: f :,
 That the Chairs of the President oi Senate and the Speaker of the Houso shrouded in black during the remalnut. the session, and that Senators and MeInUe wear the usual badges of mourning 'o' days.
 That the President of the U. s. be reque ed to transmit copy of the resoIu''oEs', ,b Mrs. Harrison with the cOndelence o' U two Houses, sc.
 The resolutions were adopted. :.r
 The Committee will report pecun'I provision for the family in a separate fe'O tion.
 Plan fer Fiscal Agent Or BGnk.-Mr. U. offered a resolution directing the SecIVSS SeI of the Treasury to communicate to me ate the plan of such Bank. to he Inco,t rated by Congress, as would be best aoSp to the public service. Mir. King wlS"evt resolution to be couched in the wordS U Report, which were. fscGl agent. A MT. Clay said Bank was referred the report.
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came from the senate, and was amended in q. house, came back from the senate with the amsnS t ment reflected Resolution indefinitely postporsd nu-
 Messrs. Bacon and Nichols were appointed committee to wait on the senate and inform hat tbs house was ready to adjourn. expenses in defending his seat, passed.
 A resolution paying to Gilbert Allen, $lO for ser. vices, passed.
 A resolution relating to commissions of officers of militia, passed.
 A resolution paying to expressing committee s2l, Resolution paying to Ansel LoOmis, - for ser vices, passed.
 Several resolutions indefinitely postponed.
 Messrs. Bulkeley and N. A; Phelps, were appoint, ed committee on the part of the House to wait on the Governor and inform him that the House was Meessrs. Arnold and Benedict were appointed a committee to inform the Senate the House was req. dv to meet in convention.
 The two Houses met in convention, the usual oaths were admnistered. Prayer by Rev. Dr. Hawes and the Governor dissolved the convention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10

In the House, the discussion on Mr..
Adams motion To rrscind the 2lst Rule,
was continued with much warmth, and
Messrs. Underwood, Adams, Wise,
Cost johnson and Slade took part. The
previous question was called for. but
refused, II to 80, and the subject was
post poned for another day.
Mr.. Ewing's Report on Finance was
read and listened 10 with deep interest.
The Secretary condemns the Sub-Treas-
ury, and the Inlelliyencer says nc cx-
pliciily recommends the establishment ol
a central fiscal institution, having the
leading features Of National Bank
Mr.. Wise moved to call on The Secreta-
ry for his plan Of such an institution. -
Mr.. Underwood objected to calling on
The Executive Departments for plans to
guide the Legislation Of Congress, and
moved as n substitute u resolution de-
claring it inerpedieni 10 establish a Ma.
TioSAL BANK. This produced some
sensation, but before any question was
taken, motion to adjourn over to Mon
day prevailed.
In SENATE, Friday, June 4ih.-Sev-
cral memorials, &c. were presented ;
among them Of citizens Of New York,
and nlso of citizens Of Chicago, H.,
praying for the passage Of General
Bankrupt law. A motion for the print
ing of memorial from citizens Of III 3,
praying confirmation Of the titles 10 their
lands, was opposed by Mr.. Clay, on the
ground that the business Of the Senate
ought to be limited to the subjects con-
tanned in the message. Olhcr Of the
members also participated in the views
of Mr.. Clay, evincing disposition not
to enter into the current business of an
ordinary session.
Mr.. Clay from the Finance Commit
tee reported n bill to repeal the Sub
Treasury law which was read and or
dered to second reading. The Senate
then adjourned over to Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10

and among others, and most especially,
of The right of the absolute immunity Of ITS
territory against aggression from abroad
and these rights it is the duty aud the
determination, of this Government fully
and at all times, to maintain; while it will,
ut the same time as scrupuIously refrain
from infringing on the rights of others.
The President instructs the under
si.ned TO say, in conclusion, that he CON
fdentIy trusts that this, and all other
questions of difference between the two
Governments, will be treated by both IN
The full exercise Of such n spirit ol
candor, justice and mutual respect, as
shall give assurance OF the long conin-
uance Of peace between the two coun-
tries
The undersigned avails himse lf Of this
opportunity to assure MIR Fox Of his high
consideration. DANIEL WEBSTER.
Henry S. Fox, ESQ, sc. SC. SC.