Mr. Fyerett of the House of RpDresnD
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Mr.. Everett, Of the House of Representa-
-tives. being of delicate frame and constitu-
ton, is in the habit of using colonge water
and other stimulus. When he rose, on a
late occasion, in an answer to Mr.. M'Dut'
iie. he happened to have bottle of colongs
water in his hand, which he occasionally
extended towards that champion with an air
of inimitable grace, which set the House
in roar, and confounded poor M'Du'
fie worse than his encountre with Mr.. Cum


ming.