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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

Ol'FsA RAILROAD CoMPANY.-7he Stockholders of the
- Louisa Railroad COMPANY notified, that their next Annu
Meeting will he held Louisa Court hoise Friday thu
10Th day uf June Ii important That the meeting shond
be full A. w. TALlEY Secretary.
J-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

Nicholas Riddc and William I. Wlr, Drfendants:
THIS day the plaintiff by their Attorney, aud flied their
hill and appearing the Court by satisfactory evidence, that
tie defendant Nicholas Ddde nhablant OF this Com
nonweaih; the motion Of the plaintiffs, is Ordered, That
defendant Nicholas Ede do here the first
day July Term neAt and the plaintiffs sad bill and
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted In the Enquirer,
newspaper published In the city Of Richmond for months
surcessvry and that another be posted III the front door
of the Court house of this county.
A Copy-Tesir,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

IN CHANCERY Hanover Comfy Court, April
4 25th. 1919.
Charles r. Gooa!l and Charles W. Dabney Trustees for the
creditors uf William L. White, Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

go SELF DEFENCE
We throw ourselves upon The iiberali,y o. a
GERS, wa'St We notice fsw OF the ARTICLES which
a'Te been sent 10 from The South and the West
We stall make our replies as laconic possible. And
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
Things in Washington.
Special Correspondence of The Tribune.
MIsrIScrnN Saturday Dec 81

wAsHIsGros, Saturday, Dec. 81, lst2
There has been matter OF great interest IN
Congress to-day, Fridays and Saturdays besg, by
the rules of the House, devoted TO the considera-
ton of private bills The debate upon the bill to
repeal the Bankrupt Law which had excited SO
much attention, was suddenly arrested by the re-
fgsal of The House yesterday morning to postpone
the rule devoting that day private bills, and the
crowd of people in the galleries were OF course
sadly disappointed. No similar effort to suspend
the rules was made to-day and the usual order OF
business for Saturday was observed.
A matter of considerable interest to the mari
time interests ofthe country was called up this
morning, being bill providing new mode OF
measurement for ascertaining the tonnage OF
vessels. 1t was reported by the Committee on
Commerce at the last session, and was called up
to-day by Mr. Kennedy of Md, who made clear
and able statement in explanation of its object.
send you the bill as reported.
Mr.. Gushing made some remarks in reply to
Mr. K, in which he was understood TO question the
propriety of the adoption of this mode of
measurement, but his principal object would
be to gain time for the purpose Of obtaining infor-
nation upon the subject from the sea-board. Mr..
Aycriggalso made some remarks upon the subject
The farther consideration OF the bill was postponed
for TIVE weeks. send you copy of the bill, that
your readers who are interested in its provisions
may have an opportunity of communicating to
Congress any information suggestions they may
think necessary before the measure comes up for
action.
Tho Senate has no, been in session to-day, hav-
ing yesterday adjourned over to Tuesday
The Oregon bill was debated yesterday in the
Senate a short time, but without any definite ac-
ton, after which the Senate went into executive
session TO the great discontinue of some score OF
ladies' who had hocked thither after their disap-
pointment in the House.
The House adjourned over New Years day, as
is customary.
Senator McDufie has arrived in town to assume
the place vacated by Mr.. Preston. He appears to
be in very nfirm health, the wreck of wha, he ap-
peared when formerly in the Senate
There is no political news to-day of Partieu-
y interesting character though there are plenty Of
surmiscs and runors hardly WORTH repeating in
their present foggy condition.
The weather here to-day IS clear and cold,
though no. unpleasantly so. Yours,
MASHArrAG.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Menry Clay at New-0rleaus.

Mr.. CLAY arrived az New-Otlesns sn the e3d
alt. and was received with an enthusiasm seldom
if ever witnessed before By the people Of the Cres-
cent City. Several STEAMBOATS,, with great mum
Der of lighter craft, moved up TO Csrroliton to
meet hin. and st about l / the Luda came down
with the Great Statesman Of the West on board
Her appearance was hailed by salute afier salute
froE, the other boats, and by shout from the tre
rzendous ,hrong louder" says the Bulletin,
:" thsn the Alpine thunder
A line of boats was Immediately for!ned-the
Luda leading the way-snd in that manner MIR.
Clay entered the ci,y, ship after ship sending up
salvos Of artillery in succession as he passed, and
the 10000 persons gathered upon the Place de
Arms, shouting in tones of e1ulting welcome that
seemed echoes to the cannon thunders. The lex
an brigs-of-war Austin and Wharton let of, as ne
passed, seventeen heavy guns each.
At abost y o'clock, Mr.. Clay landed and was
received by very neat speech from Col WA
CHRISTI, to which he responded briefly, with all
his wonted eloquence and efect. He spoke of the
most gratifying enthusiasm with which he had
been welcomed, and hoped that this exhibition of
good feeling would DO something to smooth the
asperity of party conflict. He spoke of tho nege-
tiations a; Ghent concerning the British navigation
of the Mississippi and said that he had intended
that his visit TO New-OrIeans should be one strict
" Of private business-but his fellow-cidzens had
ordained otherwise and ne cheerfuy submitted.
He was placed in carriage and escorted by
splendid military companies and a magnificent
cavalcade of citizens on horseback and on foot
through streets of whish the houses were crowded
and covered by enthusiastic specta;ors-te the
house of Dr.. Mercer where he stopped. In the
evening he partook of splendid dinner given by
the New England Society of La. at which Judge
BuIlard presided.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

The NEW YEAR.-Our columns being crowded
this morning with matter which we cannot well
put ever two days, and our carriers being doubt
less prepared to salute their city patrons with
quite as much New Years morality and melody
they will care for, we shall not make room for a
homly on the death Of 1912 ard the birth Of l943.
We presume nearly all our readers went to Church
yesterday, and heard the subject improved to
their enlightenment and odifcation, and they viii
doubtless have heard something of Happy New
Year by the time this sheet reaches them, and
would rather excuse US. Without any formal ex-
preston Of good wishes, therefore, we inform them
that VIC hope to labor efficiently and faithfully in
their service through tho year just opening, and,
in order to do SO with good heart, we begin by
taking the usual holiday--so no paper will be
issued from this Office tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

NEW York AND ERIE RAlLRoAD.-The resi-
dent engineer at this place is engaged In lay
ing down the iron rails upon the track of the road.
I, is the intentioa TO complete the work from the
Lake fourteen miles our, between this and the lst
of March. Should this be effected it will doubtless
give new impulse to business between Dunkirk
and the southern and eastern portions Of this
country, and considerable portion Of the county
of Catteraugus. Dunkirk Beacon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
Corresponds nee of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l-P. M
On Saturday as was previously expected, Judge Barton
vacated his post as President Judge OF the General
Mnch disappointment f. by those WAC inrohged inc
from TIE fac, of his Honor's delivering no iare.
well address, IL has tecn stated by OF his cole1Sue
ba, the Hon Arson V Parsons had been appointed by the
Governor Is supply the and oil this nave hoi e
least doubt II perfect keeping with the estabied
character Of David r. Porter.
Alderman Richard 8 Spain Friday evening con-
yicted OF the crime of fcrgrg! motion for new a'
was Immediately made and this unworthy member oi the
sgsacy OF KeIsingoD admitted &c bail in The sua oil
S4coo
ury In the case OF Mlhy AXE. charged with murder
h, leen epannetd but the trial viii not proceed until
"Wednesday next The charge of murder n the hrst de-
or.e, a been ABANDONED VIII in all proabity be
eonvic ted of murder the second degree" u, as now
sccu,s u, b. admitted he De proved sans al the e o.:
committing the offence
opr streets were made uisrry last night by those who
were wstching the close OF the old and The dawn o. te T
Naay arrests made By The waicbnen and sew
orr, accidents occurred. young named Wes had
his Ell haBa seriously fractured by the bursting oi gun
Another person. uskuoHa ie.i and broke his afii
while in a STATE of intoIicaios.
case Of Deborah McCouncIirs. Csanei. which bes
been before The Court OF Common Pleas for seTra days
past testing the legal claims of widow OF wealthy
rsver who died some since possessed OF the large
sum OF $4,000 principally invested In Pena Township ssnk
Stock Geciaed Saturday morning IN iavoE o. TIE
plaintiffs
The navigation pretty clear o. all obstruction and
we may an,icipa,e revival mariae business SeT-
efs vessels are now due al this pert which aHIiousy
looked for.
But tile doing in either Domestic Foreign Exchange
transaction $4 Charleston took place on oalus
day. dsooust Iquo:e present rates, Boston par
disc; Newfe.k prem. par; Baltimore. disci dobe
10 II disc; New orleans par prem; Louisville i
disc; Cincinnati 81 disc
American Gold par prem; Spanish Dollars }
prem Mexican ds par County Relief Notes II 10 Ia
PER ceo; discount City do IS 10 II.
The transactions The Stock Board Saturday 20
very limited extent isdeed But ,wo sales occurred, 5
Mechanics Bank lls and $3.50 s;a:c SIS a4
At. BauTu=.
70 The case of the owners Of negroes, (lossby
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY,
.s,,eecfDerrorrut;c

p En- Genera, committee el Dern oerasic rat
p..1 sr.s, ,he nsa.ocraic Wing Young Mea OF tbs
c;t ~. reouested 20 NEE. the Wing Head in
th.r re- pectiye Wards evening Tbs fh day
NJ I.an,rS oeY, III O'Clock elect three Delegates fro,
each ward 10 ibe General Committee OF Democratic Wig
Young Aea.
The following are lie places Oh He|ubS
,st Mad IhresSer's Broad street H;,ei.
2d JouesS Second Ward Hotel.
81 10l Washing ton street
4th +" Shakspeare Hotel
sin Marion House. is5 chaPestreet
6,o F." Monroe Hall
7th frankie Hotel, Rutgers cor. chery'sss-
3,ti Howard House
9th Northern Exchange Bleceker-stseet
1eta 20 Colombian Hall, Grand street
III. I" q Avenue D.
lah Such place as waId Committee rnny designate.
lS,h " Corner of iraud and Clnton.srse::.
l4th Broadway House.
18th Contribution Hall.
18th Haz!etons, 9Th Avenue.
l7tb Henry Clay House. Avenue A.
~ order ADDISON DoU GHERTY, Chairman
8 .. .JncxsoS' - Secretaries. aso,H
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

WIRE Losr.-The following advertisement was
handed us yesterday. 1t is a literary curiosity of
the first water. Lowell Courier
WHARF as matilda pinkhammy white has left my bed aud
bord and will bring her back shall be uteblr
ew0rded lei it be les shc had chestnut kuicred
hare lite blue les lite skin she |. of small sse hnd her dG
or mother will he DISTRACTED richard pnhham OF mad
bury.
you find any thing about her send 10 dnrbam
1912.
Before She was marrid her naHe Matilda Hill the
daughter OF Ezra Hill And Hammer Hit OF Atsn
A woman who has q husband SO execrubly igno-
rant az that, can hardly be blamed for running
away from him. We hope she didn't carry away
the family spelling book.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

IL We understand that the Mayer will receive the ris
its OF his felowczens This Day I'd Of January, at The
Mayors Office, in the City Hail. between the hours Of lc
A. 81. and 2P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

" 1t wAsHlSsroS CRY the Tribune may be obtained
from +. LUrr.
v AT PHILADELPHIA, from BURGESS zEIBEz, IL the
Ledger Building.
y At Troy, N. Y, fro,n HIRAM GREENE.
" AT NEW HAVEN, from T. II. Pease.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

n- Persons wishing Tie Tribune left at their residen-
ce or places of business in the city early hour in the
morning will please their send them in by
note through the Post Office, at the publication Office, l69
Nassau street. opposite the Park. TERMS, n'ne cents
rseek, TO be pad TO tie Carrier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

u We are indebted to Hon. TRUMAN SMITH iar yalu'
able public documents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

" We ara indebted TO Adams's Express FOR Eastern pa
from the North.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

FROM HAyAsA.-By the arrival Of tho schoon-
er Thames, Captain Axworthy, we have received
file of Havana papers to the 9th instant, incIu-
sive They are barren of news. Nothing later had
been received froa Mexico. The Italian opera AT
Havana continued to languish for want of patron
age. N. y. Bee, l9h.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

% The case of the owner. of negroes, (loss BY
death and otherwise, on board the Creole. Gu the
voyage from Richmond to this plsce,l against Ger
rin Insurance Companies in this place, was COM
nencsd yesterday. All the week will probably be
consumed in the tris!. LS. o, Bsllesiu.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

II great many performances win take place at The
New York Museum, RelIis JeHkns, Diamond Youur and
hot OF other attractions. al TO be ons siing
Iais Is the las. day OF oReea Yictorias drssses.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

70 A STATE MILITARY CoSvEsrfos is called
to assemble at Albauy on the 25th inst. If :he
tine had been The 5tb, there would have been a
large attendance. Al it is, we apprehend there
are great many who won't be able TO wait ill
The 25th to shake hands with Gov. Bouck
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

~ AT Charleston, s. c., on Christmas day
lad named Samuel O'Neal, was thrown from a
horse, which was frightened by FIRE crackers
thrown at him by boys, and killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

Court for the CorrsesSos .

David Aston vs. The Mecaap;cs' aatgs
pany Of Troy. Resesed is The ch1neslsef :,
Senator'S Dickinson anG Hopkins sras o!nfoS toT e'r
George aanfoce ys Nie6aes AIsehtF shsrs. &c. sS,
opinion Senator'S Ho7k:ns And Root fites opinious
for reve-sal The Chancellor written oIaaea e'd sea
Paige oral o9in or for zftTnlaace.
Willis Kempshal 81 ii. W John BnTas Atnfsed ~ hc \
The Chancellor and Senators staaala ard Ao ds4Sefed
The court then proceed to ,e eeoao OF sassz appeal
from the Court OF Chnncert,
OF the chancelor re7sTSs rs to ciet lrster Ne
and Senators 5osee ard k1ger Gctivered -5t.ea
Robert Xenneda vs. George Gsvtiner sad Ass; tSa7,S
and three other argued ossisrf he ChSl
Justice Cowen delivered written opieioss. s
Commerciai Bank scdaIo The Bark o. tac S,ce Ell
Senator sockee delivered written opinicnS,
William whock Selxas Nsiisn, receiver &c AsVl,
Ell II to , Justice Cewen and Senators SccSee an k4sS
lin, delivered wri,ien Opinions for ssSrpance
Charles Cleveland vs.. The PecPleex a. Robert WsrseG.
wrte. opinion loy s4irnaoss srssor he@Aee an o'S
opinion for reversal
Affirmed unea.nsuzt caIef JEs;iee Aeisca delivered
written opinion.
Afhrrned Toto s. Jastee cnwcn 3eveToi written opas
ion for aairnance Senator Scckee 'oT revesSSi
Fanny, Dec So ia4,.
HSury u spTdsr qPissdsas " x; , so.as l.eays5
opinion and Senator Paige 9or Affirmation Senator'S Ecgs
and Boekse, wsnea opniegs ssr sfssrS'i s.a
9. Justice Cowen delivered written opinen Tor StarTi.
apce. Senator pisoa 40 oral opinion tor Reversal
Simeon B. JeSgest w. The AbaDy City BaEA APpeal
dismissed unanimously. Jrstse Cowsn delivere written
opinion tor dismissal
George Rapel.e " Robert Anasrsoo. Reversed y 10
H. Senators Frankliu and Beckee de~rreG wTseg opsn
ions, and Senators Pat and 2sie o opnons for ksver-
sal Justice Cowan and Senator, Roo, and Rage: wytea
opinions and Senator Foster "a esal epnioa or Atir'n
tor Affirmed unanimously. Justice Co@en delivered
written opiaion.
Helen ouackenbush and others Mari Leonatd and
others Affirmed unanimously Justice Bronson deiiSered
writes opinion.-Eve, Journal >
MILITARY RleHrs.-Jamcs Henry, of the Bos.
ton Lancars, was recently tried in that city for
striking one Stanley severely with the fiat of his
sword in clearing parade.grouud en- which the
Lancsrs were esercsing-Henry being q sentinel.
Judge Thatcher charged that a Military corps who
stake off their ground for a parade, and give fair
notice thereof. nave right to keep it clear at in
truders, even by force. The Jury ,hereupon found
verdict of Not Guilty.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

SAP Acc1pgST.-oa the 30,h uls., Mr. Jona-
than Curtiss, of Fischville, Huron County. was
shot By the accidental discharge of rife in the
bands of his brother-inlaw, while on hunting ex.
eursion. MIR. c. Survived the acc;dent abou. 48
hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02


G Gea. EDMuND 2. GAINES, in answer to
Memphis COMMITTEES, informs the public that he
viii no, he candidate for next President. He ep:
pears to have than he has had credit fo,
SAD.-The Lowell Courier states that an Irish
man named Lewis Caskin, who had been KEEP.
handcufed in the yard OF the Aims House for some
time on account of insanity, recently went to
neighbour at about dusk, and on returning found
the gate locked. 4 boy at the house knew that
he was there, but would not let him in, as he said,
,hsy wauted 10 get rid of him. Nothing more was
seen of him, and his own brother wa, not inform
ed of his disappearance for three rcesks. No trace
of him haa yet been found, and it is supposed he
must have wandered into the woods and perished
He has father living in this city.
T Mr. William Pratt, of Boston, says the
Bulletin, fell down upon the ice on Saturday, the
oath ult and severely cut the artery upon lisrght
temple. The wound was dressed snd he seemed
likely TO recover; but on Tuesday he relapsed and
died on Wednesday.
p The paper mill of Mr.. L. Church, a, West
vile near New Haven CT, was burned few nights
since. Loss $500.
~ Prof. BpsHis lecturing on The Prophecies at
Saco, Maine
NJ The population Of Canada West in ls41
was 452, ,ol2.
WEsrERs Ra1LRoAD.-Receipts last week,
81 500; receipts of the last twelve months $780,,
goo.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

- For the Tribune
Mr.. EDfroR Tho statements that have been
made in the newspapers respecting the losses by
the late fire have been so very erroneous, that l
send you one below that approximatcs very nearly
TO the truth viz:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

RHODE IsLANp.-The Registry Of Voters for
the mex, State Election in April has closed, and
the Providence Journal claims that the supporters
of the legal Constitution have majority Of the vo-
,ers both in the City and the State. The number
registered in Providence is 2,527. The Dorr par
y rallied all its strength and will doubtless poll it
in april, Dcrr having advised this course. He
himself remains in ewHnnpshire.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

y General Tom Thumb, the saalles, of all
dwalfs and the most interesting living curiosity we
ever saw, is reengaged for this day and evening
only, at the american Museum. He viii uadoubt-
eds receive more q New-Year's calls . than anv
other person n the city. Performances of a mag
nifcent description take place there every hour in
The day. for detail of which the reader is referred
to the advertisement, in another c-lum1.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

MAssAcHusE17s.-The new Legislature Assem-
tles at Boston on Wednesday. All is yet in doubt
as to the choice of Governor, though think the
chance is in favor of Morton. The Boston Atlas
classes the two Eouaes as foIIou,..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

70 7'imothy Hughes, alias Charles Youae.
notorious in this cityas pickpocket was tried a,
Jersey City last Wednesday, for robberyofa a pocls
es-hook containing $500 from Philip Hoarnon,
merchant. of this City, board Ferry boa, last
June, and convicted, before the Hudson General
Court Of Sessions, Judges Lutkins, Son,hnayd and
Van Wrinkle presiding. He had previously com
mit,ed other large depredatops. He was sent to
the Penisenlary fer sye years solitary conine-
ment at hard labor,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

GRAHAsps NEW WORK on The Authority of be B,
bic tor M4s GAZING FLESH drinking Wine, c st snd II
Paris rcady-prce 80 cents eachfor sale by Johs Hurfeb
&c Ckzsa;erSsL dG9 iaisT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

05ee Of the Seu- Yorf. .Bozery Fne hsayp,ee Ca.
no. l2f B0wery corner 4rsHd
TThis COMPANY contsDEes 10 insure aga bst Lose
and Damage Sy Fire reduced o. prem. fron
former charges
OtSce hours from Q O'Clock a u. TO sunset.
JAMES LOykTy, Pf sdent-
fETzz fseKssr, seey, Gl ds iR~S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

WEsrEHs RAILRoAD.-Receipts last week,
81 ,5OO receipts of the last twelve months $780,
non
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Tms SaspwIcm IsLASps.--The following
despatch from the British minister a, Wash.
jngton, contains disavowal of the usurpsiion
of the government, of the Sandwich Islands.
WAsnINGroS, June 25h. le43.
Sir: Her Msjcsty's Government. previous
ly 20 the departure from England Of The last
steam packet, had already received iniorma-
zion. though not officially, Of the provisional
occupation of the Sandwich Islands, in the
name of Great Britain, by tho officer com.
Inandng her MaIes,y's ship 'Carysior'.'
am directed by the Earl of Aberdeen TO
state 10 you. for the information of the Coy
ernment OF the United States, that the occn'
patton of the Sandwich Islands was an act
entirely unauthorized by iler M"ies'y's Gov
crnment and that, with the lenst practicable
delay, due enquiry will be made into The pro-
ccedings which led TO H..
The British Government had already ~.
nounccd TO certain Cornmissl lopeIs. who ar
rived in Great Britain in March last, on The
part of the King of the Sandwich Islands, that
Her Majesty had determined TO recognize the
independence of those islands under their
present Chief.
70 :hat determination Her Mtj"sty's Gov
crnment intends to adhere. Al the same
timc, however, it is right that II should be
understood, that the British Government
equally intend to engage. and. u necessary,
to compcl The Chief Of the Sandwich Islands
10 redress whatever acts of injustice may
have been committed against British subjects
by that Chief, or by his ministers or agents.
either arbitrarily or under The lalse color o'
lawful proceedings.
Instructions which. during tho past year.
we're addressed BY Her Maj"sty's Govern
,nent to tho British Consul residing IN the
Sandwich Islands, and to the naval oliicers
c,npIoycd on the Pacific station. enjoincd
those officers To treat. upon all occasions, the
pntiye rulers of,he Sandwich Islands WITH
forbcarsncc and courtesy, and while "n"ro'hs
due and efficient protection to ager'Vto
British subjects. TO avoid interfering harsh'y
or unnecessarily with the laws ana customs
of the native government
/, has been the desire of the British Gov
crnmcni. regulating the intercourse "i l's
public servants with the na,We authorities I"
The Sandwich Islands, rather I" strengthen
those authorities. and 10 give ihcm sense o.
their own independence. by leaving the ad'
Iniuis,ra,ion of Justice in ihcir own hand'
Than n make them feel their dependence
,,pon foreign powers, by tie exercise o' IN
necessary interference. II has not been the
uurposc nf Her Majesty's Government i'
seek TO establish paramount influence y
those islands for Great Britain. M The expsn5s
Of TINT enjoyed by other powrrs All ma
has appeared requisite to Her Majes'y's Gov
efnrncnt, has been lha. other powers Shou''
not exercise there n greater Influence thai
TIM, possessed BY Great Britain.
avail myself Of this occasion TO renew u
YOU the assurance Of my distinguished con
sidera'io";. us FOX
Hon. Abel p. Upshur, &C. @c' &c