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.APPEMDIx.

. luton Rouge, JNlV II, IoZi.
DEAR SIR;-ln answer to your letter OF the lst
ci May, IN Which YOU enquire whether | know
or believe that the friends OF Mr.. Clay during the
tendency OF the last Presidential Election, propos-
cd to the friends of General Jackson 10 make him
the President upon condition that he would not
continue MIR. Adams Secretary of State, reply,
that l have no knowledge of any propositions
having been made by the friends of Mir. Clay or
any OF them 10 the friends Of Gen. jackson or to
any other person, in relation to the election OF
President, or the proposition of conditions of any
sort, ON compliance with which their vote was
made to depend. believe the charge wholly
destitute of truth.
am, very respectfully,
Your obd't servant,
II. II. GURLEY
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'ENiE Directors II ihe brooke Ta.npta Company have
declared dryiiend u per cent Tor The si months
Thien wv be Piia ioiht sioekodos ihe rob
dio ~ Tue coupling House II ir j. IT, Eufiace hr house
n"w occupied by Or. Crs1c. J. H. EUSThCE, Set'fs.
g -. 40 sa onned ling &C the Stockeodsfs, wi be-
sFio a we be i"vef Ntdsy, O'Clock, h, 81 jan
iq 'se arFo'e Of eiecns Dsc,oh Psaetosi senlshsc T.
~ hessisaf,' ]. y. T., Secfy.
s@H' l. T..-.!
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NJ DEAR SiR:-Hayirg accidentally omitted
thc last opportunity TO answer your most valued
ayor August 10th, avail myself Of The next pac-
kct 10 offer 10y agcciionalc thanks, and request.
as much as the pressure Of business allows b., Che
very high gIatihca,iOn Of your correspondence.
our diplomatic accounts fiom Europe leave
.ttic = say end, although member q hat House.
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! .NEGROES EOR HIRE.

Thursday the 10th day of Jan. sea- wall be hired out,
White Pains in the county Of Carolu-, from 40 10
pee, Consisting of Men, Women b. Girls, bel0ngios
Estate Of Edmund P.ndietun, dec.
nse same time sn. place, wall he oleie! for sale about
s!s of Corn several yoke Of valuable oxen and udry
. hue cI the negroes, aud for all a tieles sold.
TIE EXECUTORS.
:. ia. 7O-ilOtlJa an.
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ifOR S.HLE.

ytraet OF land Apliomatiox River, in Cumberland
county, of AS acres nearly half OF wb,ch
N, OF fine quality, and 80 10 0f the high land
ved by isouring -tAsus been kept up principally Tor
lots Tor many yesrs past. IL has every
rfopPing; ,xceeut gransry, wheat machine, Cbsccb
Gc aud dive tus house oi . rooms, which, veiy
eiaie expense, might he'thdeted comfortable
family. luther description deeired unnecessary,
2resuned TIM; those de.Tou. OF purchasing, wall the
aud Judge TOT thcuisey.s IL Is about 90 rifles from
kmon ana Petersburg, aud in the ghoi
hiacturing mile. Terms wili be accommodating
JOHN MILLER.
uinherlAnh Dee. go Ill 5thJAn.
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Female School IL. F,drmriHe.
e Female Scheoi wall he continued in my family for
he year is2s, beginning 18th Jan. in which Will be
herepfors an The useful branches of Female Ed
ion, per annum, d. 90
d, including lodging, Wa.hns aud Csudles, 80
"a. 7l-cawAw JAMES MADISON.
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E ~ -. ! " -, a.. ~ .. - : s ' w .'' u.'sy
rsSJ its ID nlae, from the cityef Richmond; Me
zicspWe Turnpike passe, through 1t. There
DO Jrhicl haze hee,l cleared; the timber
idered eTna If not superior, any This section Of
y. TkerG 30 acres ferceiLent M.adosV Land 10
ourchaser, hGt part !yng bsiosy the InPike Old be
r-iydisposedoC There Is Sasu MIL within half q
,aich t10ud be great advantage to any spishiyg
P the timber, bald. Il further description is deem
eeessary, those desrous Of resting capital in Iand
gfev It, Joshua Storrs, lving the GdjoiHg farm soiL
I, at any fiDe; application 90 be made 20 him,
f1tss7. tf.h llERDiS STOPRS.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY s, 1898.

how should vote, except with the two Senators
from my own State, and with Mr.. Clay whose adj
vice voluntarily solicited. The answer of MIR.
Clay TO me, when requested his opinion and ai-
vice, was substantially this That 1 personally
knew all the Candidates WELL that he would give
no opinion that might go to the prejudice OF any
Candidate, operate TO influence any Elector;
that all he would say was, that | ought not To be
hasly and cOnit ySeif but wait ill the last mo
mentor advices from my State 10 the Legislature
OF which, then III session, had applied for itsfoT-
nation on the subject OF the election
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obd't servant.
JOlIN SCOTT
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AN ADDRESS

Of HENRx CLAY to the Public; containing
certain testimonials IN refutotion of the charg-
Is against him, made by Gen. -f,sdretc JACKSON
touching the last Presidential Eec.ion.
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TOB4CCO PLAN'I'ERS.

Triton will he presented to the mex, Session of the
ginia Lesslanre pray thai the Inspectors OF all
Warehsusc shall be ie7u ed, in inspecting Tobacco,
Iii IN four dIeren, pats of esch hesshead, in order
the many impnsions praciised III lrizingj and that
Warehouses, where such frauds c0nniyeJ at, and
Inspectors iefuse 10 break Tobacco in such places
desifcd,o do By the purchasers, may be suppressed.
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Eastern Distrtct ~ CrgiHia, 10
az remembered that the 5lst day OF October
SD year Of the Independence Of the United
Americs Iii, ExoeIleuey, WM. Is. GILES, Of the
all said District, Governor Df the CoIninOuwealih Of
Il vuginaa, foI ia behalf Of the said Commonwealth,
IsItpoied ia this Office the title of Map, the right
q. ii he claims (or the benefit OF the Connonw Faith
reai ia, Proprietor, the words following, TO witt a
flhe Stale IL Virginia, reduced from the mite Map
die State, in conformity 10 law by Herman Boyc."
conformity the Act Of the Congress Of the United
les, entitled, An ct for the VI lesrDng
occurring the copies Of Maps, Chats aud Books d A9
r. sud Powieio:s such COPIES during the TINES therein
niqned" fS,yhedl RID. JEFFIIEs,
CLERK VI the Eastern District VI Vuginis.
y. 5I-n
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s'a0e.. iD'i.re crops, aseE oa,., aos .aop ss. &

pf 9.
for SAFE
ON The 2lst day of January 1929, Cumberland, (he
residence OF John Dsndidse WRkn.) the county Of New
s"i VIII be sold publicly, The hghe., bidder 90 81
Vnuae!e siaves-smong which be found excellent
servants OF almost every description the rops made
al the present ysar lexeep, the wheat crop
consisting VI OF 800 barrels Of Indian corn
crop of cotton, aud other things which u.uay produced
ON s @ 40 the lower pat VI Virginia also all the house
and kitehen nure pisHatOn utensils FORMERLY
to he saii Watkins at the time aud place. will ne
small tract OF land ealledApperson' Cumberland,
aud n and mill seat the place and in less than
mile OF the courthouse. The will be made known on
the day OF sa b" is expected ihst of the personal
property viii be sold upon credit Of months the slave
wall be sold Tor cash. Creditors VI Jno. u. Watkins
TO increase The inndto be appropriated 10 the payment
debts, by attending the sale aud becoming bidders for ,he
pSptIy all creditors Of said Watkins htreby notified
TO make known their claims before the day Of Oct
1929 required by the deed under which this sale will he
made The signature Of Jno. d. Watkins will requied
evidence OF the validity Of their claims. The sale will
made under De ed OF Trust from John u. Watkins p
u Watkins bs wife, TO truee for the purposes
nen,ionedi II IS OF record in the county New Keu
and bears date the 81 day Of Oct. which day was
deiysis to he recorded JAMES SEMPLE, Jr. lustee.
kichmOnd. Now
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LAFAYETTE.
(C.)
ROckrjUe. .Hop /.

RocNUiUe, Won 8, 1927.
DEAR SGR:-- OF requested me 10 state the ex
pressons used by General Call on his way TO Con-
gress III 1924, touching the contemplated vote OF
Mr. Clay for President. Inthc annexed statement.
have complied with your request. There was
much other conversation, but have confined nv.
self strictly TO your inquiry
Respectfully, your
Obcdient Servant,
JNO. BRADDOCK.
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Hon. Fl. Clay, Secretary Of State.
Erankfart. 2OM Oet. ls27

Frankfort, 10th Oct. 1927.
SIR: During visit you made TO this place, in
the fall of 1924, and think only few days prior
TO your leaving Kentucky, to attend the Congress,
of the United States, you and myself were in con-
versation about the then pending presidential cleo
ton, in the course of which remarked, So MIR.
Clay, you will have TO encounter some difficulty
In making selection among the candidates, should
you be excluded from the House" You re-
Piled, 60 suppose not much; in that event, will
endeavor TO DO my duty faithfully" then OBJ
served, know you have objections TO General
Jackson, and rumor says, you have some 20 MIR
Adams, also-aTld the health of Mr.. Crawford i:
said to be very precarious these the reason:
which induced me TO suppose there would>be
some difficulty You, in reply, remarked: sc
cannot conceive of any event that can possibly
happen, which could induce me TO support the e.
lection Of General Jackson to the presidency: For,
if l had no other objection his want Of the neces-
sary qualifications would be sufficient" Your re-
marks made strong and lasting impression my
mind; and, when the resolutions, instructing our
Senators, and requesting our Representatives, in
Congress, to vote for General Jackson were under
discussion in the House of Representatives, in
formed several of my friends, that had had con
versation with you the subject 10 which Ike re-
solutions referred, and that was convinced you
would not support the General; and 10 George Ro-
binsOn, Esq. late Speaker in the House of Repre-
sentatives of the State, ] gave the substance o
your remarks to me, and he concurred with me il
the opinion that you could not, consistently, unde
any circumstances, vote for the General; 4 wheT
the resolutions above mentioned, were before the
Senate, Gin which then had the honour OF seat
l opposed them, and amongst other views then
took, stated TO that body 9 that all the ReSoiti
tiORS IRE c0uld pass during the 1rhOle sesSiO;
wouid nat induce yon to abandon iCtGt 30,
concerned to be yo,T duty, and that hJieu
you cOIld not concur lCih the nidjOTify NJ the lie
gjsIature on that SUBJECT.
Yours. resp'ly.
JAMES DAVIDSON.
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LunGtic Hospital, williamsburg
0TICEis hereby given that all the cells IN h institution
occupied, aud that patients will ne
Of the said cells vacant due motto of which wi
iven. by order Of the Court Of Directors
Isy rs ST. T.. IitNLEY,
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Doet. Z. Tfotk;..f, Esq.
OBJ

OBJ
Frat.Iifort, SEPT. 3rd, 1927.
Ny DEAR Sin: have received your letter oi
the Esd OF July last, and cannot hesitate TO give
you the statement you have requested.
Some time III the fall of 1924, conversng
upon the subject OF tue then pending Pres-
dental election, and in speaking in reference
being called upon to decide and vote between the
other Candidates who might be returned TO the ii.
oil Representatives, you declared that you could
not, or that II was impossible for you to vote for
Cen }. In any event. Such, think, was nearly the
language used by you, and, satisfied, contains
the substance OF what You said,. My impression is
that this conversation took place at Captain Wei
siger's tavern in this town not very long be :
fore you went on II Congress in the Fall proceed
ing the last Presidential election, and that the de-
claratlon made by you, asabovc stated, elicit
ed 10y some intimation that fell from me of my pre-
ference for General Jackson over all the other
casual conversations we had together upon the
subject OF that election, and various other sub
Jects, and had entirely escaped from my mind, I'M
I'll my attention particularly recalled it after
the election.
will only add, sir, that have casually learn
cd from my friend Colonel James Davidson, our
State Treasurer, (what you may probably have
iorgotten,) that you conversed with him about the
same time upon the same subject, and made 10
him. i'll SUBSTANCE the declaratioD that you
did 90
notwithstanding the reluctance feel at having
my humble name drawn before the public, l
could not, in justice, refuse 10 give you the above
statement Of facts, with permission TO it you
may think proper for the purpose OF your own vim
dication
have the honor to be, yours, SC.
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/ .WCRERY- Df;1PER 3 TAILOR,

lUT nc MI JIM " EradIfV, W'CrtrV z CD
XII continues al theii old stan " w. corner Of Oh
streets, where bis very beet excT1ns shall be useJfo
IRE him Continuance VI tie bersl usonaae received
late hfp ADD for which he tenders h hsnks. lie ha
nt opened svery handsome and entire sediment Of
FALL 6uObSi quite equal e. any ever recsiged-ronif
ins generally o blue. M0et ni the mo-. Fashionable mildly
CLOTHS CASSiMERES, Of vssnus q1sidies among
witch are mlny % ths very fsfrGfei also, handsome
oimcni q VE5FlN and VERY other article bis ue, AL
NJ which he Will make % IN The very aud iasbiota
fls siys, snd very reasonable terms.
X ehuon6, October ~, is27. 42-u
Il FEAfdLE TEACHER tN.9NIJD.
WISH T. employ aiias.e Lsey, take charge u sshool
n NY fiu'y, when, neludng lew bo1fdyr, &c. viii
eoun, 20 about twelve scholars. Que who teach the
English Isusnfge GfsmW sciy, tfeogrsphg, Geedewu X,
Irssnr r,ininy, and Music c Will sgesui
fy u,asinr application to hc uhscrbcr None need apply
,alc.s Satisfactory to5Gmoaais u her qualification pTc
6n>sd. 5fRb cOtB.
sih1nroc &c. Zee % wcw
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J.iBLE .NrE;GHOES FOX SHE.
Subscriber viii 1der for sale, at Powha,au Court.
.se, the third Thursday in December next, being
IN county court day, so 50 very valuable negroes
them several female hou<e servants, uncommon
y; and at leas IL 10 boys aud girls, from 10 Is
sdieut and faithful a part Of them will be sold for
id the rest twelve months credit the purchaser
boids to bear interest from the date, with unsxcep-
security.
sale will be conducted by ME George N. Pollard, for
I. g. 55-u WM II. GILES.
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Il mo.t ualuaaie Estate for SAFE

TIE suhscsbeis offer for sal. one of The fines, ,,.
Lover Virginia: Ii !, tire Estate called
eng upon hc PanHnky River the county of Ne,s
ABOUT TWO mites below New K.ni uuhouss, til. popefty o
. :. ~ wakins en- containing Ly
" anstst 10 The growth 1t e.ri, wheat, and
eiIyersSo wood land, heavily umLei ed AMI 500 na.h
several hJu'ss aud lets in the village Cubei.
ti Estate situated the head u fine b,ld navigation
"oins water for vessels of SEQ tone aud prssen,, L. the
n 49, @ iai.ss moss Advantage, than any es's;e
The ia, land has been stated in. ra,e i,
clover, and has been much improved by their
'e hsh laud heavily tinbers; and one
vt The no valuable in lower country II; unu,uaIly birh
anu hvaV'y ,'mheied chiefly with s,h
seacH, the expense OF clearing and teelsnn, be
nay ed HON the sale OF the and timber and when
~ wesid afford large estate perfectly level and Of
Upon the f.here. ,herrinr fishery Of no
NIUE note The annual pr IL, OF which have been generally
"ot 9OO dOs and shad hihefy aieiy .ppusite
he herring Usher (which might also very
ahaa hue mill see immediately upon the cut
10 The village of Cumberland; the pruvemens comfortable
dwelling house OF rooms. customary out hou.e and
an 'ee hce The dwelling house upon very elevated
s"sao commanding view Of The ne land, s,
surrounding country, Tor miles Fish and wild fowl Of
t'NT>
70 ~ and produce shipped 10 both for the freight
more infinite deserpti0n j..nre unnece.say as it i.
supposed That any ore desiring 10 pure base will si ths
Ihis property IS no's aud Will be un the the 2ist
DAY OF jan lis2a ,et,d private sale. Ii not sold
privately, viii be oiei I'd to the highest bidder al pubic
aueuon on The premises the before mentioned
JAM 1881 at the hour - tluek RI Th. ferns will be
very ee"ihodatne aud NAY he Known yappicsison 10 one
OF the undersigned lJames Lyvus e:iinr m The ev of
itishmoud Tie sale ,euI H. - ,,n,., " = ~
IRON, Col DIN d. Watkins and wife, 10 US lof recd in the
clerks olee Of New Kent County cuuit The purpose of
this city aud for other pu, poses
Inc se " Beloved % be objectionable but shall
only SUCH title a. Is vested in hy The de, d hefo
JAMES LY0NSJr lrtus-
TlloS. TEkRiLL, tees.
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.NEIV .jElP on VITCL.VIl.


NE New Msp of Virgins, complied actual surveys.
hndeI the sHhUrity OF the State, published, aLd
be ohianedby persons desrUus Of procuring oD aPplea
to VIM H. Richardson, at the CaPdO, III tie CITY OF Rich
10.
hi, work. effected by The lahur Of mony years aud at
ccsi Of aud ouey, has perhaps betn Pass-
~ variety and accuracy Of detail beauty aud tc
Execution. Hfefscs the hisbcst efcdd the science and
Of the peros Immediately concerned IN It's gutbos,on,
prove highly gratifying AMI useful u The pubic. The
have amprsed the sals Of $50 Copies only of tins
D. on thei7rge scale Of five miles the inch; the
We with The Of making the sale extensive aud rapid
rosble have directed te copies be disposed VI The
ieiate Price Of $50
oder these eireunisuees s probable that PERSONS who
not make early applications will be unshIe 10 obtain
" Of this besu;ifgl and valuable woIk.
sgust Q. 25-u
Map IF yiginfa, reduced from ne Nine stsef Mp IF
Sqe according 20 tie Provisioni c m act Of the Geits
v, passed Oh MoTch, 1857, alto pu5iisded, and
ID lbiassd on application GJovs P,ice s6 percopy
both naPs IN q e0Eus Hiei.t portable form nsy Be
a iDpr,ferTed.
f 6. ~. 1917 6g--f
TR.IERS' B.4.NJC or T-IRGLNT.f.
Anusl meeting u The Stockboldtrs for The elee-
{ Directors for the Bssk, sad fcf The Offices Of
ID Deposit, will beheid Wedncsday the eth DAY
y nexL WA NEKEKVIS. cashier.
TO- 2swid
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UIU
Doct. z, TvdtFips.


st. 1lartinsriile, .attaihaDGS, La Jane g.
DEAR SIR:-I had seen the letter you alluded
to in the public prints before received yours of
the LIST May. cannot express the indignant feel
lngs 1t excited 1t is the fabrication of desperate
man, who TO obtain his object dares 10 assert what he
knows to be false. You ask me to say, whether l
know or believe that such proposition was ever
made, or whether conditions of any sort were pro-
posed by the frit ads of Mr.. Clay TO any one the
compliance with which their vote was made to de-
pend NO honorable man can believe for
ment that such proposition made, or
such condition stipulated. Twas friend OF Mr..
Clay's throughout the contest, / was in the conf
dence of all his friends and declare TO God that
never heard of such thing until it asserted by
the disappointed adherents Of Gen. jackson. / am
not only ignorant OF any such arrangements, but
do not believe they ever existed i know full
well, that at the time the charge was made by
General jackson or his friends, that no person
with whom | conversed believed MIR. Clay had
acted Improperly, except the adhcrens OF General
Jackson, who shall always believe, felt angry at
Mr. Clay and his friends for having too much firm
ness in the first instance to be acted upon by their
violence; end, in the second instance too much in
tegrity and love of Country to yield to a faction
headed by Military Chief, without talents, and
whose life is history of immortality, bloodshcd,
and violation OF the laws of God and of his Coun-
try. l we'll recollect that the high-minded and
honorable friends of Mr. Crawford, amongst whom
name the honorable Mr.. Forsyth of Georgia,
tho Hon. Mr.. Stevenson of Virginia, the Hon
MI. w EuWarCS oil N. OarOllIa,
and others whom could name, and amongst them
the Hon. Saml. Smith of Maryland, in frequent
conversations with me, repealed such charges as
the etiuslons OF disappointed men, and approved Of
the choice made by Il friends OF Mr. Clay, in
preference to General jackson. 1 regret nOIp to
see these gentlemen, all except Mr. Williams, act
ing against their then opinions. l regret it the
more, for l entertain for each of them the highest
esteem, nor can believe that they will persist in
course which Will end in their support of Gen.
+ 4 nj insr
the Administration, it is friendly TO - Internal
| improvements and Domestic Manufacturer but |
can never believe that they viii give preference
10 man like Gen. Jackson over our present Chief
Magistrate
think the friends of Mr.. Clay ought TO con-
tradict the base unfounded charge: as one, | am
determined that such accusation shall not rest
upon me. If Gen jackson does not establish his
assertion, (Which he cannot,) lie ought to stand
forth TO the world, as proven base calumniator,
as unworthy OF public or private confidence, and
avoided by every man who has respect for virtue
and for honor
Your obcdient servant
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PRIYATE SE-NLyV.4RY,

j. NlOtOECdi formerly OF " ART cnt'lfi, North Gar
=, propo,es TO open establishment At h'- heahfuf
ii residence, miles North Ct Richmond, for The
10 Young islits, who will he placed under The
naies OF has family, enjoy the comforts OF hcne, nd
ted, under his general III Spelling,
Writing, Arhn,iirk, Grammar, Parsinc, Rhetorick,
,hy aud Of the Globes; Astronomy, NJ, thology
~ The Scholastic term Of 10 months, will commence
I Munlsy ia Jan. The charge for Tuition i'm all or
the atUye brauchc.l board, washing sud lodging will
oils the ttrin parable ssrn annually advance
.ou in French 20 d,lls Nusiek 90 dolls, Embroidery
, for the whole term.
& Stationary, If furnished, will form the oay extra
Address to Richmond, Va.
+ Farm, Broak Turnpike. Nov. IS. 54-2awi0w+ =
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LOHN RRAnnnr1E

In stating thc declaration of General Cali on tl,e
subject OF Mr.. Cl1y's vote, have omitted am OK.
Petve which should have boon introduced before
thc word duplicty. Save that, the foregoing ~
literally his language j. Is.
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B. s. Forrest, Esq.
RncLriIIe. .Afontromer

Rochelle, montgomery Go. (.Hd } Nor. 3.
In the Fab of the year 1921. saw General caI1
and several other gentlemen, members of Con-
gross, on their way 70 Washington, at a tavern in
Rockville; they were conYersing Oh the subject OF
The Presidential election, and when the vote which
MIR. Clay would probably give was spoken OF
General Cali declared that The friends of General
Jackson did not expect Mr.. Clay to vote for him
and il he did So it would be act Of duplicity up
on hispart.
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y our Obcdient servanI

P. s You may use this letter as you think pro-
per. | shall be at Washington about 18th July,
when will see You.