THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, ls45
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The message of the Chief Magistrate,
which we publish this morning, il will
perceived, has crowded out our usual variety
and entrenched upon the space occupied b
advertisements. The only portion of this
document which it concerns us as neutrals
in politics, to notice, is that which relates to
the inhabitants of this District. We are
much pleased with the fatherly interest mani
tested by the President himself, and, espe-
cially so with his recommendation I" that
each member of the National Legislature
should consider himself as their immediate
Representative, and should be the more rea-
dy to give their attention to their interests
and wants because he is not responsible to
them"


J. B. H. Smith, Esq, has addressed a letter
to the President of the Columbia Typo
graphical Society, informing him Of the be-
quest ofhis father, (the late venerable Samuel
Harrison Smith, Esq,) Of one hundred dol
lars to the Typographical Society Of this city,
" as token Of his regard for the profession
to which his early life was devoted.n


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The city Of Boston is about to be supplied
with water, from Long Pond, at an expense
of $2,511,643