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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20

Com1'I'sioners Q0ice, Richmond, Starch 10, 1927.
ihe parties interested will please take notice. that
nave appointed The "oiI day % April commence
the duty prescribed in the foregoing order of court, On
which day at o'clock A VI. they required TO attend
III my Office ~ this city with Office copies the necessary
c"u papers and such documents and evidence as thev
deem eiiaI. Hilary RNrEi, Al :,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20
FfIiGIST2:

NJ rules holden in the CLERKS Office OF The superior cour,
Of chanccry for the Richmond district, tie 5h dayol
March, 1927: "
Dyrd Chambes!aynr, pi,c
against
John Merriam, John Watts Isaac lazarus L. Jones and
LausDu P"ctri, a..
ne "eie"iant isaac Lazarus nat having entered his
appearance and given security accordin, 10 the mr., of
ascupy ana the rules Of this court, aud s!pearnr by
satisfactory evidence, that nc is an inhabitan Of III
"""'y' IS "fdccd that the said defendant appear
here the first day of the nex fern and a,,, , hi;
OF we plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
YIN inserted III some newspaper Published ia the city of
n""'' Tor Two months sue ssvcy, aud posted al the
ti"ut door oi the capitol, in the said city,
- copy. Tcsc. WV. ". HENING. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20
TIPGLNLJ:


At rules holden in tic ccsSs Office Of the s,nrror cn,,
ol en"nc''y for the Richmond disue, the 9Th day Of
Hi0"rd =. Hicks and Daniel ffiek=, Pas.
against
Alexander Boyd, John w Lewis, Levi, EurvcII peyror
t. BrrwciI Spotswood Durwcl' in his own rirht acd
IS admir- IL bouis of Arrnj.rcad Bur,vcIi dog
IH"n.1s 'oodc, Richard Boyd, Richard H. Walker,
Howell Taylor, Edmund faylor, Alexander g. Field
eH or RI Charles g. Field decd, Jonu Davis pbilio
Fancy Daniel I. Hicks, Z. s. MCCr4w John d. ffa,v
tns, Nm Eobads and the President and Directors
Of the State Bank Of North Carolina, and WIN. f,rts
ms.
TIE Defendants John D. iiawSin- VIM Roh9,,is. t,c
President aud Directors Of the State Bank Of Nor,a Gar
7nH Sp"tswoof Burwcil, aud Richard Bovd not bayir,
entered ncf appearance aud given sccury acco,jir, r.
'f "c' OF assembly and The rules Of this court and +, AN,
P.'"s y satisfactory evidence, that they are rot nina
oanis Of this country ii Is ordered. that the said ,rp
'an's do APPEAR hc'e the day Of the next tern, and
answer Inc bill Of tic plaintiffs; ard that cory Of This
odc be '0uhwih inserted in some uraspap,r npbIsTsd
J" I'VE CITY Of lhch@'nd, for months succceSively
city. " WV '''
CO... ~...s, u, y, NENZyc, /. e..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20
PROPOSALS
Fof puoisnng in Fredericksburg, Virginia, seln-wceky
Newspaper, be called the
Political Arena & Literary Museum.
BY JOHN MINOR
PROPOSALS


oWEFEh II may have been the TO introddce
q proposals Of this by almost intrn,inabe chairs
OF headbarc tTuIsn5 and well rounded rods our re7
elS VIII no doubt rardnn for requesting them 10 DD0se
al TINS 7sE<'e!l and cG and proceed with us at once TO The
real "sct Tor tho consideration OF which we have soIti.ed
their attention.
In country like n7s, where The wei elo Of the STAFF
"tes III some degree upon the opinions each inIivdu-
d! cZen is inPnftam; that the plb.ic mind should b,
possessed not only of the facts which evolved in the
progress of foreign domestic politics but of lin.
different views which may be taken of each measure 81
government by IFS partizan and opponents nd the Edi,oc
VINO would open his columns rival cssavists and on
courage temperate discussion by every means in his
""u present to ms readers Ie singular advantage Of bcir
cabcd TO colIae the arguments of sides ind draw,
HIS own conclusions without tic necessity Of pavuv Gr
NV" papcr-On these principles will be conducted The III
per offered to the public -
ne Editors next object will be adorn bis pares with
such OF the productions of science and literature as e n
dcen best calculated amuse his readers; and he ,ra
mat tiS viii not prove the least Interesting part of his pa
per- the more That many fhis literary friends have D
missed him their aid. 70
miscellaneous intelligence and advertisements will ocz
py the OF the sheet,
TERMS.
The PGT1ricAL ARETA AND IIT,EnaRY Mrsrr,r
will be published twice week. FIVE dullars per
!" ADVANCE and be similar ia size and type 70 tie COns.
tuiioaa Wing
nc publication will commence so soon as sunicen,
NUMBER OF subscriber sla have becn obtained Persnpe
holding subscription lists requested TO return them On
the 6rst OF April. ~ va
Ai letters addressed to the Editor must be p0a mid
Advertisements inserted on the usual terms
Wing. we ''"ec Of ''
JAM 30
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20
T{RGINIl:

At superior court Of chaucey holcn at tilc canoI in
the city of Richmond, the I'd day OF March 1877:
Robert Anieison, admr. Of Alex. McCaulev decd rc
against -
Turner Christian, of William & Christian decd
Thomas Griffin, John G. BaI!cw aud Elizabeth d his
wte' Thomas boswell aud Susanna r. his wife Samuel
G,rIS''am' e%ccutoI OF Martha Christians, deceased,
Frances Christian, Reuben Palmer and Ma r,I,a his wife
William Christian, John D. Christian, & Turner t;b,is
r, j. dts
ms cause ca'he on this day to be further heard un
the papers formerly read, and the report Of tic rnn,i
son"f made III pursuance of the of the III day Of
January, 1926: consideration whereof and of t,. = q.
'aHt at the defendant Turner Christian Of tie Q J,u
ary last, the doth rccunrn The said rc,or =; h
commissioners who made it, io him reconsider and rcpo
efc"p"'' aiicr due notice 20 the parties l a, ,u,pn=c
n copy. Icsic, WEI. w. HENING,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20

NAroHIro~ HEz. Feb. 6.--Ne learn from \ ecnlro
man who arrived III town Yesterday from Texas dat
we recoonanS nave c'acnatcI Naccg doChes and Ina,
Norris and Gaines nave IN, .o,, nov rcc,s
possession OF he large stone house at The Frccdr
ans had fortified and made Of for uuartcry. III.
iTeedoh'auS have not received rat ready and ener-
sGtc support IRON the Cherokees Hey anticipated.
they were seized with on hearing rcpor, (which l
since been aScerancd 20 be false that the CLerolos
had been 'ednced 10 join ihc nIpxcang. wa. tI or,.
sion OF 'her leaving TIER head quarters hcv at pre-
sent arc mostly dispersed, but trying To
iheH forces, most OF which have come this side of M
sabine. The Mexican troops so says report, who ar
rived at Ausl'ns co!onY lime ago, not rec,i
wing The support from lie generality Of lie settlers hev
had expected having only 80 from the settlement
WI" mem, took irIght thinking some trick would he
played on them, and returned 10 the settlement II IS
SAID thai Norris 8 G.ues, We have raised ya-t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20

te"siderau.e fierce ayo.aO.o TO the AIeXc.us nave 4.
or 10 otthe leading rcvo!uon.rts in irons NJ the Aysi.
oayou, and intend to send them TO ST. Antonio for
trial.
The above we have made out as the n,Cst probahle
OF Tie various reports III circulation being impcss-
bic 10 give correct statement, there being SO many
dihe'ent reports; every one coming from the of
itimu and comtlUiOn iIavu,; story of his o;yn 10
circulate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20
SPRING GOODS.

,f' S"oS''orrs nave received by the regular pack.
4 Petersburg, Eclipse and Planet from, New Yok ,.
'chocnrr Richmond from Philadelphia and are NOW nnr,
s ioigc aud we'll selected assortment of fresh inr,,
ofEiNG GODDS.-Counry Merchants aud others ,i.;.
ing this maj ket respectfully invited to call heinz 49,
snfrd iat their ment Of Staple and Fancy Dry Gu
wi! DC found all times equal to any Virginia. ana m
every article will be offered wholesale retail al fair M
vance for cast, only.
KYLE & CAPERrON, Sycamore s.,
PETERSBURG, Va.
Constantly Hand
boLTiNG CLOTHS of tie most approvrd manu- fac,pr.s
BRUSSELS " INGRAM CARPETIsGs handsome style.
Feb 81 y ~ ' .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20

The friends ofheroc and suffering Greece, says the
Philadelphia u. S Gazette will be glatied 10 learn
That the Greek Fund in this city, exceeds Sis, 600
In the four last days of the past week, the receipts
were less than l9,7 dollars :. donation OF 81 i9,
accompanied by elegant and appropriate e,tc, has
becn received from Princeton, y. J.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20
Negro Woman for Sale,

az flo can be confidently recommended as first "a 10
washer and rsner, well as cook and a., cvrcl
lent bread baker. She is betw 10 and 90 wears old
Enquire This Office. St NJ, ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20

"ea"ty-! is not the persona! beauty Of woman
mat makes Tie most lasting mpr. sion. may, when
hrst viewed, create deep sensaton--it may agitate
Tie newest may excite the inaginaton--il NAV
'"uch The fancy; bat II there nothing in the mind
correspond with !e fair outside, how soon is beauty
bereayed OF lis power.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20

~ iC", IS hereby given, that application III be made
70 the President, Directors & Co Of the Bank ofVir
MA o' renewal st Certificate Of the Capital Stock Of
''''''' '''''"' winch mas Been lost. u6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20

"A rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings C6urt
or the city of Richmond, on Monday ie fff day ~
February, 1927: ' va
David judah & Co. Plrc0
against
VIM Good, George w. Clarke aud JAMES 10 Cianccy.
Winston, Gfts
Tie defendant VIM. Good, not having entered Lie A.
Pe'!ance and given security according the Act nC Az
FnOiy and me rules Of tbr court and appearing TIA,
ne Is ho an i"hab1nt OF this country it is ordered t
The said defendant VIM. Good, do apnear here ON the vi
gay oelofc ne last Monday in 6rrii next, and answer Tie
r"",H o' and aia copy Of this order be- foribvirl in
serted IN Tie Constitutional Wbig for two months succrs
anl another copy posted the front door Of the Gil,
ia" ot 'h'S CITY CT two successive court DAYS
'"Py l''9' TIL. e. HOWARD, Ok.
wig
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20

March .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
From the Maiion al Miell,geneer.
CONGRESS.

EVENING syssroN-wEpNEspAY, o'cLocE
The several bills which passed the Senat.
this day. were read first and second Tune, and
ref.rred to the several standing and other Com.
r,;,,ces Of the House, TO which, from their sub.
;rc,. they respectively appertaned.
rhe House concurred In an amendment Ct
,ha Senate. TO the bill for the relief oil X. W.
Steele.
The engrossed bill making appropriation for
..rrv;np into effect certain Indian Treaties, was
road a third time, and passed, and sent TO the
Senate.
The engrossed bill making provision Tor the
buildinr Of certain Light Houses, was also read
third time, and PASSED
The engrossed bill for the Improvement Of
certain harbors, having been read 'nira time
MIR. Mccoy opposed the OH VIII" earnest,
ness: complained OF the indifference manifested
in relation to bills like this, and the ias,, which
annually passed the House; ana asSeu lGl Inc
yeas and nays, on the Dill; wnis' "t,. osuereo;
Mr. Mitchell, Of Tenn, took similar ground
,nL insisted on having the several objects ey-
| planned. -, .h.;.s, x,,s;,,a
| the principal objects in the bill
Mr. Mccoy renewed his objections to the
whole BILL
| Mr.. Buchanan disclalmed the ground taken
no Mr. Mccoy, and insisted on the cons,itu-
,ionali,y, as well as expedency, OF the bill, &c
The question OH the passage oil Inc OH was
then taken: yeas 1919, nays 2S
A bill from the Senate, extending the time
for locating Military Land Warrants, by the
officers and soldiers Of the Revolutionary Ar
nv. was read third time, PAssEp,and return.
| ed 10 the Senate. ~
The several orders which precedes the bill
~ alter the time of holding the Courts OF the
Six,h Circuit. at Charleston, South Carolina,
and al Milledgeyille, in Georgia, were poslpon-
ed, and the House took the same into consider
alton, and ordered il 10 be eng-ossed Tor a third
reading to-day. 1t was subsequently, engross-
ed, read The third time, passed and sent 10 The
Senate for concurrence
The bill Tor the relief OF VIM Morrison, pass
ed through the Committee OF the Whole, Mr..
Webster in the Chair; and was ordered to be
i, engrossed for third reading. 1t was subse.
ouently brought up engrossed, and read the
third time, passed, and sent 10 the Senate iof
, concurrence.
The bill for the appointment OF surveyor
, of the Public Lands in Louisiana and MissisIp
, ri, and to regulate the process OF surveying,
, passed through Committee Of the Whole,
MIR. Hines in the Chair; with amendments, and
was ordered to be engrossed for third read
? ing. 1t was subsequently brought up engross-
ed, read the third TIME, passed, and sent 10
the Senate for concurrence
e The bill to amend the act of the sth OF A.
pril, 1906, to authorize the State Of Tenne'ses
TO issue grants, and perfect titles to lands ,hef
!; in described, and to settle the claims 10 the v
j. can, and unappropria,ed lands within the sane
i passed through the Commit,ee OF the Whole,
: MIR Yarnum in the Chair, with amendments
:, the table, it having been justthen learned ,hs,
e the Senate had adjourned
!. And then the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
From the National hts!iigeneer.

Gentlemen: The controversy which 'ea 70 ' ~,
subioined correspondence, having appeared IN
the Airs, instance, in your paper, submit II 10
the public without commentary, oeyone mere
statement of the fact, that, as my friend Mr. NC
Dufie, has been altogether ignoran, Of the ne, e,
ror;a,ion, which have ensued the delivery oil
his challenge to Gen. Metcalie, if any oblisa,-
lion or sensibility Of honor has been neglected
the blame is mine.
] beg leave TO subscribe myself, gentlemen
very respectfully, your obedient servant,
]. HAMILTON, junior.
FEB. 2Sth 1877
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
4. SEVEN BUILDINGS, WASHINGTON.


SIR: A severe indisposi'ion, last evening, pre-
vented my replying 10 your communication
which was received a. seven o'clock.
On my oaDn exclusive responsibility, decline
acceding 10 the use Of rifles, which { as yousin.
form me) Gen Me,calt desires for the purpose
Of deciding his difference with MIR. McDuffie
My objection TO this weapon is insuperable
My friend, in previous duel, had the bore
of his left arm broken, the nerves and muscles
so essentially shattered, thai he is, TO a consi-
derable degree, deprived of lis use, al least for
all purposes requiring quickness, s,eadiness and
muse ular energy. 1 he rifle being weapon re-
curing the unimpaied strength Of both arms,
am satisfied Gen. Me,calfe was ignorant of the
fact Of this disability, when he suggested This
proposal
My friend, Mr. McDuflic, have neither
seen nor written 10 since the rece pit Of your let
ter, enclosing General Metcalfe's terms He
has, therefore, no knowledge of ;hose terms, or
OF my refusal 10 accept them; nor do intend
that he shall have, until our negotiations are
brought to a close, and he is summoned 10 the
field
Were not this disability of my friend con.
elusive and sufficient objection, other consider
atoms would decide me TO decline the proposal
They rest on the known and approved grounds
oil the sentiment and usage which have assign
ed the pistol as the appropriate weapon for the
decision Of controversies of this character. and
which admits Of an entire equality in all re.
spects.
have the honor to remain, very respectful.
ly, your o5edient servant,
J. HAMILTON, Jr.
Hon. Jas CLARKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
WAsRiNeroN CRY, Feb. "a, 1897.


Sin: A few minutes since, your comnunica.
ton orthis date was received, IN which you ac
knowledge the receipt of General Me,calie's re-
ply, of this morning, TO the letter of Mr.. Nc
Dufie. AS the FREUD Of Mr.. McDuffie, you say
that you think it proper to declare, tina, he in
tended bu, in single contingency to insult
General Metcalfe; which WIS, in case Gen Met
cafe intended 10 charge him with intentional
Misrepresentation
l beg leave to assure you, that / reciprocate
with you, very sincerely, those feelings Of ankle
ty, which you express, OF averling the disagree
able issue Of this controversy to which you al
lude. But, as the friend Of General Melcalie,
must remark, that if Mr.. McDuffie has thought
proper so far to rely upon his construction OF
the import Of the language employed by Mr..
Campbell and General Melcalfe, in the commu-
nication under their joint names, as to intend
TO insult the latter gentleman, further cores
pondence with view 10 an amicable adjust
ment, whilst that insult is not withdrawn, will
be unavalling.
have the honor 70 remain, very respectfully,
your obedient servant.
RICHARD A. BUCKNER,
Hon. JAMES HAMILFoN, Jr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
WASHINGTON CITY, FEB. Esd, 1897

SIR: On the appearance, in the National In,
,elipeacer, of the join, letter 81 yourself and
Mr.. Campbell, feeling no disposition, gra'ui-
,ously. TO assume the responsibility Of determ-
lining tina, it was your design TO charge me WIN
intentional misrepresentation, !, never'heiess'
felt il due to myself, as such responsibility
nigh, be assumed by Others, unequiVocaiy 10
declare the charge, if it were made, wantoniS q
absolutely false.
Your letter, however, OF this morning, APP
pearing less ambiguous in IT'S Character ani
;nd,ced 4, inouir, whether am to understand
il to haze been your purpose, in either OF those
commu mic a,ions, TO charge me with Intentional
Misrepresentation in my letter to the Select
Committee of tine House Of Representatives,.
am, your obedient servant;
GEO. McDUFF1E,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02

,;n;on that YOU have expressed, ",hat II woa' |"
be- unavail,ng 10 continue this correspondent,
have the honor 10 remain, very respee''O
ly, yeur obed't servant ,, TON Inn,
Hon. JAMES CLARKE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
Hon. GEO. McDurFIE.

WASHINGTON CITY, Fec IS, 1927.
SIR: The enclosed paper contains the terms
on which Gen Metcafe expects the meeting
between him and Mr.. McDuffie will take place.
should have called and handed II IN person
10 YOU, but, 10 prevent observation from the
curious, thought it best 10 SEND II by servant
have the honor to be, with respect, &c.
JAS CLARKE.
P. S. The blanks can be filled up when we
see each other. - ~
To the Hon. JAMBs HAMILTON, Jr.
TIL. term, of the contemplated Meeting bepeen the Hon.
VIZ. McDaDie and Gen .NetcoJe
LIST The weapons to oe rifles, each party to
have Que.
Cd. The distance TO be ninety feet.
Sd. The manner Of holding the rifles shall be-
with the butts on the ground al what is calico
at an order, and this 10 be understood III the
strict military sense.
| 4,b, The word shall be: Are YOU ready =
6re--one..swo. three. four, Eve, six-ston 80
tn. 80 anu me word stop, each par
ty may turn and FIRE at his pleasure from the
place where he was first stationed; but. should
either party not have fired before the word stop,
he shall be considered as having lost his fire,
and shall not thereafter be permitted to ire
The count 10 be not more rapid than that used
in ordinary conversation.
s,h. The right of giving the word, and the
choice Of stands, shall be decided by lot.
9th. The parties are 10 stand on the ground
on which they are placed, and not 10 occupy
more than two feet and half on wheeling and
firing, and each party shall receive the fire Of
his adversary in position as erect as is com.
monty observed in shooting the rife.
7,h. The meeting shall take place at
O'Clock, on the - day Of -, at.
slh. The parties who shall be presen, at the
NEE ting, shall be friend and q surgeon, with
each party.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
DAvIs's.

Harrington City, FEB. 27th, 1897.
Sir: In your note, handed to me al the House,
on yesterday, you have declared your determi-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
"A list Of Letters.

D
IlMarch LIST 1897. ''' o'A'e 1t alexandria D. C.
IJrersons applying for letters in the folowingIs
VIII piesse say they are ADVERTISED or then maj no.
"A John Mcdonald
Matilda Allison S,rab 49,.
~ " 1'uH,Hs Sabathel McNabt
vrn >, Geo Mason2
W. p. John Morgan
,h 20 S George Murry
60" .'"',,es James Moody
Gp 80 narres Rebecca Mills
""es bryan Mary McCarty
Be Bery Better'on (paintcr) Col VIM Miner
John IT RrnoL:y John p: Minnicks
Ionn p IL brooke "
n Ann S"l mn Susan Norton
D.. DC" O
r Ta.e Brown Brown Elizabe tn O'Neal
Jossnh W. d.. Henry Osborn
IoeoPL ~ .'h@, p
Mrs iloc;a nj Elizabeth Palmer
'rneo Alice NJ Plant
Elizabeth Cracroft a, suoen rouer
Richard Chichester 9 1hos Patton
Mr. co IT. s"''1 Mrs. Powell Cat the Jail
10y oIssei VIM Roberts
MrC,wos%o Elizabeth Richey
Lucv ChanuSS .ooPef) Alfred Rector
49, RI Ji.IP'"ah s
an" Ciarke Geo Sa,iner
"1"e' coats Chas Steuart
Elizabeth Dade Georre Sui,
Thomson Davis 9 R;ch.rl v"ei
Henry Dawson Barsbehs C;s
Dinah Dudley John ca. .'''ns
Ann Davidson S;mkns g
REM I've ''" hobt Scott (late of the Z
Ann Day 1N'ney)
Theodore Frost Jesse S,on o'
theodore Smith
Mr. Green 9, ship carpenterThos sm;, Ie W.,
Jobn s,;.I :! aer's'
Alex Howe wv outn
John Ho,,on Wesley Summers
7 o,a, ,I. II
R Ry n msm Danl Tyler
VIM Towers
WIN Johnston (hatter) VIM "a Ta,'Io
Steven:Jones r.. iayIor
Capt VIM Jackson Can't Oh. = . W.
Charles A Johnston iu'He'
'~SA'on Frederic yachara
Eliza Kenner ''on r.,
,farv K KeIl.sey Henry Wilson
Mrs Way
Thos Lave Lyah waller
Carter Is Love Si'".; Wsicum
tobt Lewis Of Fred'g) John u"ngh'
Levi Lewis NJ. "hey
Sami Henry Williams
Iiss Ann McQuan "naey
ohn Martin r.
rhos or Mary Morgan 'A'e'
march DANIEL BRYAN P.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
General METcALFE.

WASHINGTON CITY, Gath FEB. 1897.
SIR: Your note Of to-day was this moment
handed 10 me. will afford you an in'erslew'
as soon as the situation Of my private business
will permit My friend, Jud &c Clarke, VIII ar
range with your friend, Major Hamilton, the
time and terms Of our meeting.
Your obedient servant,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. FEB 81, 1927.
SIR: consider my previous communications
as suffie ien.answer to yours Of this morn;um
AS am brought to the conclusion, that Gen.
Metealfe declines giving Mr.. McDufie salts
faction, in any Of the modes have mentioned
with the ordinary weapon, concur in the o.