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it the subject of a further communication. It only remains for me to assure you of my cordial confarreation in all measures interesting to our State and county, and to express my confidant hopes, that harmony and justice, under the influence of that wisdom which is from above, will pursuant in all your deliberations, and that after having finished the arduous and accumulated business of the present session, you may be your homes animated with the consciousness of having faithfully discharge your duties, and receive as a merited, the cordial approbation of your constituents.

Council Chamber Samuel E. Smith Portland January 8th. 1831}