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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
Drawing Of the
Farm Wanted.

VNtNTED to rent, for a few years, a FARM in
w Virginia, within Is miles Of Alexandria and
Washington; but orc five miles would be greatly pre-.
ferred. The farm must have a comfortable dwelling
house with 6 or 8 good rooms, good and convenient
out buildings, good water near the house, good or
chard' plenty OF rail timber and fire wood, and $50
acres OF arabic land.-OrI would purchase, on a long
credit, four or FIVE hundred acres thus improved, or
exchange excellent city property for a good farm as 4.
bove described: Inquire for further particulars at the
Editors OF the Phenix Gazette, and write to me a mi.
mute description of the farm and its improvements
More than usual care will'pe taken of the property.-
The situation must be healthy.
July 10 ow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
From ne Boston pasrtot
LETTER Xii-ANo LAST.
THE RIGHT Hon. GEORGE CANHIYG, FRS

TO THE RIGHT Hon. GEORGE CANSIvG, FIRST
LORD OF THE treasury, sc.
Sir: In my last letter IulimaIeG ;bat the alb.
rupt and unfriendiy measure CT closing the Bri.
fish West Indies upon us, w:taou, warning,
aud the various Statements contradictory tc
each other and to fac, by which in your letter
of January 9th, you Justify that measure, could
only be expiaiaed on one su2position. This
superstition is, that, till the spring of 1926, you
had no intention 10 adopt any such measure,
that you wai,ed(a as il was reasonable you shouId)
for The amicaole adjustment Of the matter by
the negotiation which was pending, and that
the clarmors of those engaged in navigation
with some doubt perhaps r~eviving IN your own
mind, as to the policy of an entire subvcrsion
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
White lead.

hust reeeiredf rom lite mandatory Of NJ. SS ~ Lepis
0On Kegs white lead in oil, warranted superior to
@UU any in the District. This mandatory re-
ceived the premium for the best white lead, at the last
exhibition of American Manufactures in Philadelphia.
7mO1S NJ. MILLER < SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
For Gibraltar & Port Mahon,

The fine schr. ALEXANDRIA.
HH w. Howes, master; will be dispatched to the
NkHA above ports on Thursday the 18th inst. can
80, take on freight about 200 barrels, and hand
accommodate II or Is passengers, having two
large State rooms, and d very convenient cabin.
A. C.. CAZENOVE & CO.
Letters and packages for the squadron will receive
every requisite attention from Capt Howes.
July 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17

Mr.. King arrived in England in June 1926,
but unfortunately in a state of severe indispo-
sition, owing to which, Sir, and your own ILL
ness and the dispersion Of his Majesly's gov
eminent throughout the island, he was not pre-
sented TO you for three months.
Meantime, and TO this l ask your special
attention, after Mr. Kings arrival and before
his presentation, your laws of June 9th and
July 5lh were passed, by which a total change
was effected in your Colonial System, and by
which privileges were offered TO all friendly
powers in their trade with The British West
India Colonies, which the British Government
had never thought Of conceding nor any friend
ly power Of asking before. No instructions
which Mr.. King should have carried out, on
the Colonial question, would have been of any
use in this new state Of things.
These laws were not officially communicated
10 the United States government, but reached
it inoficially on the Goth September, 1925.
In the two first letters which | had the honor
20 address you, l made some remarks on the
subject of the Recommendation of these acts
TO our Government. In addition TO what /
then said, and in further correction Of your
statement that, 'it is no, The practice Of the two
Governments to communicate their Legislative
acts 10 each otber,"I beg leave TO mention
another fact, which escaped me, while writing
these letters, viz: thal the very last act your
Parliament had passed, on a subject connected
with this trade Ian act passed some time in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-12

slavehoIding states Cannot become mannfac-
turing people and cannot be materially oeneht-
ted by internal Improvements. Shall we fol-
low in the wake of,his opposition, and strength
en- them by our power to put down the admin.
istration, whether its measures be wrong, when
The interests Of the opposition and their princi.
pies are directly opposed 10 ours Oh shall We
on the other hand forego all our personal feel.
ings towards public men, and yield them our
countenance and support so long as they pursue
measures in accordance with the general well
fare Of the Nation. Is it Tor the people of Ohio
to be led astray from the path which leads them
to prosperity and greatness? Is 1t Tor them to
assis, :hose to power who VIII exercise that
power to the injury OF Ohio, on account Of
grateful sentiments towards the hero oil glor-
Gus battle If Gen. Jackson had not received
from the American people the laurel due to the
brave-if his services had not been requited in
a manner the dearest and most pleasing 10 the
heart Of general, by cherished recollecions Of
his services and ardent feelings Of gratitude for
the glory which he shed upon the nation-then
indeed, notw outstanding the powers oil his mind
may have been devoted 10 the army and field Of
battle, instead OF the cabinet and our relations
with Europe, yet our own interest in the meas.
ures to which the opposition are hostile Nigh,
well he sacrificed by eeva,ing him to the Presi
dency. But General Jackson has long seen the
ewes Of Americans beam forth his glory; aud
whenever leader shall be required, his name
would be the ralIyng word Of the nation. If
then his services have been duly apprecia,ed,it
is conceived that Ohio ought not to sacrifice her
own interests to one TO whom the sacrifice can
Weld no higher renown than what he now pos.
sesses. Above all, for this state to be the tool
and pander Of such men as McDuffie, Saunders,
Sc would be degradation to which we con-
eeive she will never subject herself.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-12

ever surrounded by host OF icmale cus'ou'e'I
eager and anxious for his wares; or 10 epea"
more sublimely, like Saturn win iuui in
coronet Of circling beauties, shining anu S'0"'
upon. The
The most extraordinary thing to me was me
glibness and facility with which nc u'es y. y.
bring out twenty in aminute, the NAMES =. ="
who ever figured in modern print, OF WIZ CIV
en- credit for grain Of talent; his na'cre, NV.
ever, always made him give the preie,."ssS ~
female genius. He was intimate WIN miSs
Edgeworth, and had danced q mean nc s %a 81
with all her younger sisters: L. Z. L. .r nau VI
ten shown him her poems before puoiica'ion'
and the secret of her love ne was wen asqua'"
ed with; and that put me in mind that nc one,
but once only, limited he was the cause u a..
Ennuyee's melancholy and wander,hss. "a
Hampstead he had dined with MISS behger shu
drank tea with Miss Baille, where ne met Miss
Akin, who introduced him 10 SOMEBODY eiSe'
His library was full of presentation copies
Mrs. H. Moore had given him her tracuea'
Pie,y," and Mrs. Opie her "Lylng In al us
Branches" never saw the'efect 81 the hrst IL
his conduct and his aicure would make sooo
illustrative frontispiece 10 the latter. ;.
B~, let me leave him 20 his mantie'plece, ms
lady lectures and his seven cups Of tea' whicm
he drinks in imitation Of DR.. Johnson; VIII
saw no more. NV blue cousin would look blaek
enough if he thought had been taxing MS
lkeness-only my great safety is that ms vani !,
~ would never allow him TO recognise h'mSeil
as the original Of the picture, and am coh'eh'
he should not-Requiescat IN pace
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-12

starting not bigger than Ueasel, will, when u
reaches Tennessee, be increased TO the size o.
a camel, and become as swift as dromeoar!.
Perhaps there will even be an attempt to estao-
lish Jackson press in Rhode Island. This Ut
tie state has beeu for two years past, since the
election of Mr.. Adams, considered as sacred
to the American system. II has been to oppo-
sition what the lard Of ST. Patrick is to reptiles,
too holy for their impurities. Depend upon it,,
these politicians of the old school will not leave
US undisturbed; they will eagerly seize upon
the slightest pretence TO say that Rhode Island
is wavering. This they will have the impu-
dence to say SO soon as one of Duff Green's
puppies opens his throat through The columns
Of a newspaper printed in our state.
"These men, who 60 about openly buying up,
or establishing presses, will probably make an
attempt upon some established press here
There is not one in Rhode-Island 10 whom such
proposition could be even limited al without
drawing down the Indignation OF its proprie-
tors; nor are there ten men in the state who
could be made the miserable tools Of faction,
the panders Of the Opposition, in the miserable
traffic Of buying up presses, Still the attempt
may be made; and there is perhaps one indivl-
dual that might be named in Providence, not
now connected with the p, ess, who would vii
ihSb OcSCNic 81, IL he Souia
ence of single paper into the ranks of the
Opposition, under the sly pretence of no com.
initials, and sticking to republican usages! So
far as the broken down influence Of perhaps
dozen men Of this class Of politicians in this
stale, can go, SO FAR, and no farther, may the
Opposition calculate upon affecting the senti-
ments Of single individual in the state Of
Rhode Island. We are willing Jackson should
Fl rht our military battles: but though he made
good use of cotion bags at New-Orleans, we
have good grounds for apprehension, that un-
der the policy he and his political myrmidoms
would bring into the cabinet, there would there
after be but little use for COLON or machinery, ex
! cept in foreign factories and workshops.
"The country is rousod on this great point
Of national policy. Pennsylvania is up in arms;
and the wool growing, as well as the manufac-
turing states, are becoming aware that the
American system cannot be sustained but by
sustaining the present Administration; and un-
less that syste is sustained, the nation will be
reduced, if not to ruin, al least to the brink
Of it,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-12

bliged by his polite offer Of the accompanying
article There are objections, however, as re-
CARDS its suiting the pages Of the ----
70 well q some others which have preceded 4,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
GREAT RACE.

OUer tie Tree YiH Course near Richmond
VESiIE mist interesting Race in the United States
d will probably be rreeFiiii the 10ih OF May
rext; there already subscribers $500 play
to be added to the Jockey Club Purse of $looe The
Subscribers to this bystakc besides those who may
the regular Jockey Club Purse, VIM II. Johnson. Hem
~ Clay, WIN. Wynne jno. NJ. BottS Jas ]. Harrison.
The Races this course, will the Cd
Tuesday in day. nd continue 1 days usual
1St day Sweepstakes fcr years OLD, mile heats,
trance 500.
Oh day. Propretor's Purse, mile heats, $500
Sd day. Jockey Club Purse, i mile heats. $1,000.
18th day. Post Stake, single :; uile heat, $500.
The subscriber calculates Dr the superior order the
Course and Field ;he of horses that are il,
inng and the great Race that is be
Key Cub day, that there will be the greatest number Of
persons Race in Virginia The subscriber
will do all in his powerp give satisfaction those who
may visit Trec-iill.
u-' There will be offered for sale, 10 o'clock, the
house, the moruing of the "a days Race, Mares
and Colts the best blood aud the subscriber recommends
1t those who wish huy attend, who wish,
dispose any biooded Horses, Mares Colts bring
Them this n,akc is likely there will persons here
from every part Of the Union.
J. Nj. SELDEN, Proprietor.
ap21 ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
SPRING GOODS.

He ALL NELSON has received by tue Effort
u r. Planter, Richmond Packet, and other late arri-
walls from New York and Philadelphia, large proper
ton of his SPRING GOODS; comprising an extensive
and desirable assortment OF Fancy and Staple articles:
amongst which are,
bristol x German Olnahurg Burlaps < Ticklcnburgs
irish Linens, Lawns, Diapers and Datpasl
.1acoGet, Null 3oo!: Swiss Mrsi:ns, plain s fl
Gotten and Thread Cambricls, and Thread Cambria,
Handkerchief,
Gjuga;ns, Cs!icoes ard Diiuitss,
Drngs, Satieens and GraDdurelis.
Gentlemen and Ladies' Cotton and Silk Iiosi sry
Blue and Buff Naniiius,
f"ortoise-she tuck. side. and neck Combs
3d. ii, Sd and "a Brown Shr,ings and Shcelinps
Bleached Shriinas and Siectings,
domestic Paids and Checks, Bed Ticking, &c. &c.
I'll of which will be sold on very moderate terms
either wholesale or by retail. March 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
Important to Land Owners in Virginia!
.Auf;tar's-pG;cc. RicI,n,ona. .Nrnrnh

HUf;torS-QDTcc, f2ictniCnR. .GgYch ,, 1921.
ESuESuANT tn clause therein Contained the srlnic-
d ch Act is published for information, of II person,
whose lands returned drnouent Tor TIN. un,-.vn,ep,
OF taxes's provisions entitled attention
they hold to those interested TIE f!io;,, Dacta-
Inducements to rccee"' hci in!, ii redemption ever
intended
If boHafde purchasers, wi,ose deeds have hcen dnlv
recorded, prior tn the &c shall hcw mode prpscr
bed that they have paid all the pucfase noncY not lca:
ing IN their hands suijce" to discharge taxes and
damage due time of lie r..r.nss the land Shall be
e%"ncr"ted from all arrcaTs up ;oihat tire.
= II be sheVi' that the taxes wr.e crioneosv cia .rr
or Pa'o (n"oO' returned 6cn4ncrJ tic relief
;. y further time rft the f.-i cr min ta,e
t,i Tor the redemption % lands forfeited to the I;;cra
f"i aud rs such lands generally tc-asscsyc
pursuant 10 Tic act OF I&7-provon siuatic for such e-
assessment at the OF the owner, by winch the rats C.
tsEatirn will be considerably reduced
r. Win respect To- lands forfeited 70 ii- Literary F,,n!
claimants Who derive title under Junior grants from tic
communicative bearing date prior tie for'iuye and
whose lands have been improved and settled may or 2av
ing an equitable proportion OF taxes and damages. Obtain
REIMBURSEMENT Of tie commemorative RIGHT, atiour src,
lands nay have beeu couY.2nantcd ~ a7.cr @. oldc
grants Eat this privilege vii; exis: Until after the
lst OF Jo'y lt}6. and only from that time to il,c
teresting to non-resdrnfs
AS innGmcrab.c OF Land have boon rct,,racd
Inqnen III almost c"cry part OF tic cor;unnyrca l; Of
Which tic present rroprstors probably rnnrapie
propoty Of addressing enquiries on the subject In ,s or
fee Is suggested In making such enquiries, the rn,rs or
o'm'r owners and the quantity and situation of each
"I'' '"s u" W. C'Fe"Ihy communicated. LTTCGy$ NJ
taccs coa o,,ig jr pqid 1T he Trsesucy.
JAS. Z. HEATH, Auditor Of Public Accounts
IN ACT
Concerning lands returned delinquent 6r tie non-paynl:n,
of taxes.
fPa2ycd, .N.frc's 5"t, iG%7.I
l. Ec Il enacted hy the General Assembly THAT II any
person, claiming TUE b any lot Of land, returned
delinquent Tor c of due tcrco, or to
any part of such lot time before The frs,
ddy Of .IgJi a5OYaud cgtl adrH 0sii iasnr e~JI
shall prove By 81 sacry evidence To the court Of The
county or corporations i'll wui.h the NAY lie that
prior 20 the passage Of this a Iic bona file rncl,a
ser OF S'0 and or o or Of The part ,crroi claimed
;:" IA e has deg: ~ lie saa,e y..a = = ,sro,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
Curies-Meck Land for Sale.

ViE Plantation which / reside, called Timans
Il containing t92 acres y ing James River in Hen
rico county, Is miles beiow Echnlon. is for sale; Il nd
those disposed 20 purchase earnestly requisites to ca
on the Subscriber, who viii show the make known
the terms. This encuniheged by deed IF ,s
The object is 10 it OF. The ,sfactov cvirn
ceS as to title vii! ne given. IS useless To enter into
description OF this estate, its numerous ntaess and
high state Of improvement are well known and in the
iS OF man OF capital might ha improved exten,
clua! to tia, o. ANY other estate in Virginia
JOHN G. MOSHY.
Ti!mans, l4t April, 1927. VITO,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

IA OlICE-The Subscriber returns his thanks to his
Z friends and the public for business heretofore conf
ued to him, and begs leave inform them that he will
give his attention hereafter regularly, receiving sell
ling all kinds Of country produce. He will undertake
To by abo"res, horses mules other property, FOR far
in the country, according ORDER auI send pro-
rery to them after purchased. His Office will be kept
at auction and commission store OF Mir. Henry w
Moncure. opposite the Bell Tavern.
Kpril 10Th. 1897. IF JOSEPH F. PRICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
SPRING GOODS.

FEEUE subscribers have received by the regular packets
4 Petersburg, Eclipse and Planet, New York, and
schooner Richmond from Philadelphia, aud now open
jmG large and well selected assortment Of frcs, imported
SPRING GOODS.-Coun'ry Merchants and others visit
ing this market respectfully invited call, being as
sred tiat their assortment of Staple and Fancy D Goods
VIII be found at all times equal any Virginia. and tina
eYcry article viii be offered wholesale retail at !uiY a
vance FOR cash only.
LYLE & CApERToN. Sycamore s..
pNTERssURG, Va.
C,',s'anjiy HIND,
BdrrtNG Cloths of the approved man,Fa tories
BRUSSELS & INGRAM CAHPTGINGs handsome STYLE
HAVANA CI&ARs, IN 1-1, III and IL boxes.
Heb ~ lot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
NOTICE.

virtue Of deed OF executed 10 ;he subscriber
81 5y Litt!ebcrTy H. Nlosby, bearing date the l0 day
January, 1921 aud duly recorded in clerks Office Of The
county court OF Powhutan, viii be offered for sale, The
highest bidder for cash. Thursday, the 18th day of May
nax', Chat bens Powhatan day the following Slaves
mentioned in the said deed Emanuel Juno Elosa and
her three children, and Solomon. Tho subscriber viii
convey such title ony vested ia him as tru,icc
JOHN II. S'TECEg; Trustcr.
FSnba:ar, Arrl f9.L ta%7 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY MAY J. 1897
ELEGANT GOODS

Rtct,ted PER StAnoncr FTY,
E. Z iCii embroidered Swiss muslin aud lace capes
20 Pc!rrecns and collars, cr mex stvo
india and Swiss muslij, scaris and ItA.s.
Imperial barge do
India and Swiss muslin roles
Plain aud worked Swiss nus,:ns
italian utestringS and Gro de Naples
variety OF fancy belt sssi, aud gauze riblnns
SILK and cotton hosiery, assorted
l.ondan printed cambrics, style
G:ccian stripe and plaid gnsans, with great variety
OF other Staple and Fancy Goods adapted Tie season.
for sale at low prices, by
APP 10 HAIL NFiILOv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
Copartaership in NeW-Yorlz.

FRNHE subscribers have associated themselves for the
n pursuance of General Dry G0OGS Business in
the city Of New York, and have taken the coIa;nodous
NJ" IL Pearl street, where they will conduct
thcT business under the firm Of JAMES STEELE a. Co.
y good assortment OF British French Imta aud Anc-
Goods, will always be offered and aivanta ccs
perhaps, be presented Virginans, from our expert
it, the business of that state.
FLEMING JAMES.
JOS. SHEPPARD JAMES
JONATHAN j. STEELE.
New Yors, February !, 1927. u.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
BY PLEASANTS 81 SMITH

u The CoNsrrrurloNAL WING IS published .,cice
~ee (inesaays and f"da5$D at fire d9iurs pr ar,nu,
1uptbie IN a3rat.cc.
IL Precioas.o" Giscontj,ua,ce Of TIE paper, Ill
must he PAID up IN Mvsc ,cto may IRISH 10
discontinue, ieM notify tie Editors GQt etci at eas
thirty days before tie period e1prcs for ric! ttey sub
scriLed.
u For GdreisiagV5 cents s9ucrc (oricsS) for tie
first Insertions, ard SO cesis for cGe
nE6er Of insertions be noted tie MS. okterpiSe
t.tey ,gn! be continued and charged nccGrSi1gly.
al letters 10 the Editors tstbe postpaid, or Ney
uii receioe no tte.lt;on.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
RIO. BAYLOR sEMPLE. sun.

.4I'TOR.Nc.1Y at LIZ
eFFERS his professional services the public lie
" will attend the present spring Circuit Courts K.g
d Queen, Essex, and King Wiliam; and Subsequent
that period, will devote his attention exclusively the
practice in the several Courts Of ose Counties His
dress Is Charleston, King 6 Queen.
81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

French and Noya-Scotia Plaster.
E1VTE have quantity OF French and Nova Scotia
~ PLhISTET at our Mills and keep constantly
on hand large supply Of Ground PLASTER, dat IS
warranted OF tho yeTy best quality, AID sod ow, IN
quantities 60 suit purchasers.
March % H5t PIIAXALL & &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
Gge Constitutional easDts.
From, tie Democratic Press.

The propriety of ascertaining for public information
as far as in our power, all the facts, connected with
the late JACKSON CAUCUSSES at Harrisburg,
ana the request of our friend General Osie, induce
the publication OF the following corresponience The
thing most eagerly sought to be established BY u.s. be
cause most disputed, is the number of persons at those
Cauousses'-Ihs could only be clearly and. conclu-
s,'eiy established by ascertainng the best posi-
BILE authority, the NAMES of Gil the Members who attend
ed. 1t will be seen that we have used all DILIGENCE
TO satisfy the public this head whcr any other
satisfactory result than ascerta,ning from the chairman
o 'he caucus that the names would not be furnished
The public will conclude, as We have ,ha; thc enc.
r'enced Politician who presided orar The Jacksonmen
kno'vs very well that the publication of the Name, of
tnoso present would only nure the cause of General
Jackson by exhibiting The thinnnss of his ranks even
when drilled and mustered b. king Caucus, whom
they had but recently dei!rouci and denounced but 10
'ihom they have again swora allegiance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

EISOR SAi.E--A Servant Girl, about IS years old
II who is recommended most excellent general
House Servant, and perfectly honest and r-En
quire at this Office. ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

HSOR RENT, the Store, Counting Room and Cellar,
h mery occupied by G. Irvine grocery II consi-
dered an excellent stand foF business. Possession may be
had Immediately. Apply JAMES GRAY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

TE3lE subscriber has recommended the practice Law,
II and will attend tine Courts Estate and Federal held
in the City of Richmond. His Oica is in brick
nement belonging 10 M:. Myers opposite the Custom
House. j. Ii. SMITH.
March o2 ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01

Botetourt Land for Sale.
IN apply to Tarlton Saunders, esq. of Richmond.
april 3 WI,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-01
JouS BISNs, Esquire.
Phila3elpl..a, APRIL II. 1927.

Philadelphia, Ap5i! II, 1897.
Dear Sr,--I have Just received, from Mr. BonsaI
your letter nf yesterday, and wish with all E heart
that all the partzaDs Of General Jackson Jealous rs Won
arc we're as rceadul Of good feelings and the charac
'es opponents as you arc, even though their zeal like
yours sho0ld give increased facility To their powers
OF multiplication and impair their recollection of past
events II shall not be my fault if unkind feelings in
tTude between us. boysevcr shall feel myself bound
by Inc ordinary rules OF arithmetic aud called upon 10
prove any assertion may make when the proof is so
easily altanab'c as the ascertaoing and recording the
1ane'' OF The persons, sitting in the same room and
acting WITH mo.
rs your letter Is stated TO have been written for pub
hcation aud as my answer shall be written for the same
purpose, shall :akc more enlarged yiow oft5e SUB