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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
Notice.

ytyas subscriber wishing to close all his accounts
this place requests all persons having claims agas.
him or his late brother, W. L. Kennedy, to present
then Immediately for settlement. All outstanding
J.h,s M be placed in the hands of Mr. John Johnston,
later the 10Th Instant for collection; he being author
Ted to collect the same, hisrecept will be good
sug4 +. ~ hcNNi'
For Sale or Rent,
THE STORE ON KING STREET
9Er9f now occupied by the subscribed 1t wiil De
aassl leased or sold at low rate, and on good terms
HSyal FIX.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
Vouse and St0re to Rent.
TUE STORE

T'HE STORE
fsse. al the corner of King and Henry streets late
AZ, ly occupied by Mr.. John West wi'n the
S.A., dwelling house attached The rent vii. be
very reasonable to good tenant; possession will be
given Immediately
jan4 SAMi Is. LhNN''ON y 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-05
Fall Goods.

RICHARD S. HOPKINS & Co.
4 RE- now receiving their fall stock Of DRY GOODS
IA which were selected with care, and which 70.
offer for sale on liberal terms--among them arc
Blue, black and fancy colored cloths
Cass'meres, sattnets and hannels
Silk, valencia and toilinctt Vel tngs
Bsizes, rose and point blankets
CalIicoes, Italian lutcstrings
Black gro dc maps and !evsntines
Italian grapes, flag and bandsnna handkerchief,
Black worsted hose
White do do
Also, general assortment of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS,
such as beschrd and brown shrtings and sheetine,
tickings, cheeks plaids. &c. &c. oct {?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
MIR. CLAWS COuRsE

Mr.. Clay's change of position upon the chess
board has excited no little interest and speculation
WHAT'S he about to do? Why has he exchanged his
retirement for public lilo--his fields and his fences
for the glare and the contests Of the Senate Cham
ber9-Does he by this change of position abandon
the presidential canvassor, is he going Washing
ton, to profit better by the chapter of accidents; to
WIN new friends and to organize his old adhcrcnts;
'36?
These arc questions which are put by thousands Of
pohtcians-yet con Sley admit Of but answer?
MIR. Clay is ambitious Power is his idol He is can
didatc for the Presidency. He will press or waive
ms pretensons, for the pending election, according
70 inc chapter of choncesBut in all probability, ne
VIII continue his banner in the field during the pre-
sent campoign-and, if he will fail land fail Inc GER
alny VIII } his sanguine spirit will not despair; but
at the ensuing election, nc will strike again for the
great object he has in view. Thcmistocles could not
sleep for thinking Of the trophies Of Mtades MIR.
Clay will never abandon his prctensions, so long as
nc has the slightest hopes Of success.
But another question presents What course
Will he pursue in the Senate? Those WHO seem to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
III AIt1S

SUI H. hr ie@cnec in tlOvspra Tho lah ~ Ms
and formerly eonso't ct John Reardo, In the ds",h - M no:
."iehtaers,
het SeH he neighborSood deprived ~ ,c =, - 49,.
usefui members. Sha
duiisg which i-na she me, ky bore svierF, h,,, $3.50
OF Chrstsn fot,itrde which strongly chasc., H. 10y $3.50,
she was sensible from the commence TINT n ,
drawing So. a.
III" suee end made the necessary prsparauoo m lie,
ne few days before her death sccio,s,e to-
All nrHurd her and requested them
we have the fullest enjoying tho wer AZ
;, s,a OF o'ssr peoples She has nemher Rap
neails 40 ~ the o
y AIES,NOtHF Ross Of ssGd n worthy aud ssh
repeatedly called
senate of yirrioin-Nr
Vsh ye't OF hi residencr Fanoucr
% tN'nry ct Orange died
on n ko.l near Pensacola respected Flori-
oon Edward Uepr ssed G. probably N. oir- printer
Few Engsnd nnd during he Revolution Concerned in prbhirs
" me Independent ledger Mfs Middle or
N ie .h yea, Of her nrr elct tul Cacnt Al h~
m Halifax gdeon
~ state NJ NJ C.. the Of
-icu S'k'.s S.n c E's"bed X & totrctlv pepscpavo
IN ongcss III WIN Nfcyis
formerly 81 Vcnn leaving sntsl chiJcn I1
Floridian nr err.ie,,
honorable ficn3iy aiteiiona'e.- -" - N''u'ur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
CONIIl[TNIC1TEn

IAwRENCEvILIE, Nov 18Th 1881
Agreeably TO previous appointment number of citizens
assembled in the p f. Church this place in order TO
organize Temperance society; when on notion Richard
w. Fed was called TO the Chair and George Stone ap
pointed Secretary. ~
The meeting opened by the Rev. John Gramrpcr
by addressing the throne of grace in praycrThe object
oil the meeting being explained, Mr.. Grammer in very
Jealous and truly luminous manner forth The evils ma
uraly attending inempeance and the good resulting not
only to the present age but TO postery from establishing
Temperance Societies throughout the world. consu-
ton was adopted and the following appointments were a-
tiiied-Richd w. Field President, BurweH b. wilkins
Vice President, DR. Edwin A. Morrison Treasurer and
Geo. Stone, Secretary.-An Executive Committee was
chosen consisting OF the officers and members whose
duty it shall be TO manage all relating to the Socie
~. The meeting closed with prayer
RICHARD w. FIELD, President
GEORGE STONE, Secretary
The n. Jntclligencer speaks of receiving "by the
hand of correspondent, the fourth Annual Re
port of the american Temperance Society, pamphlet
of ITO pages scrcoyped, and designed for extensive
circulation. 1T contains history ofthe discovery of
ardent spirit by disation its first use as medicine
md as beverage, its introduction TO the United
States, and the alarming influence it had gained in
society at the time the Temperance Reformation was
cOumcuccd.o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

rsoyY1
l. Isl BY His Eyeclency Major General Cir 1rel5
Campbell, q. C. B Lieut.. Governor and Commando
IN liner oil the Province Of New Brunswick, &C. &c
l,igneu Archibald Campbelll Whereas, Barnabas
auueweh' Daniel Savage, and Jesse Wheelock, toCc-
ncr WIN smhdry other persons, at the Supreme
vi 'udca'ure, holden at Frederickton the month
as' past indicted among other things for
pracy 10 subver His Mesys authority and sci up and
establish foreign power and dominion In s psoypcc.
and the said Barnabas Hunnewe Daniel and Jcsse
"heeock, were thercupon tried and Convicted and sem
fenced each OF them, TO pay fine 10 His Majesty of f
pounds and TO be imprisoned In the common io;l or Tho
county oil orS for the space of three calendr r,onhs
and stand committed until the said fines should no rail
and hercas, the said Barnabas Hunncwc Daniel Saw
age and Jesse Wheelock are now in puruance os sa;d
sentence confined in the goal Of the said County And
whereas representation has been made TO me on behalf
VI INC SAID persons, by his Majess Minister resident at
recommending them fit objects for the cx-
o inc Royal Prerogave in their favor; and havinr
uy ana mairciy considered the matters therein set
anu he said Recommendation Of His Maiesys said
anister-t is my will aud pleasure that each Of tbom
the said Barnabas Iunnewcl Daniel Savage aud Jessc
Mheeock, be so released from further Imprisonment and
discharged Out OF custody upon their respectively entering
INTO recognizanccs to His Majesty for the payment of the
au mes so imposed upon them, when thereto required
by lis Exeellency's Command,
T, Signed VIM. f. oDELL
10 tile fion the Chief Justice and other Justices
OF inc supreme Court Of Judicaure for the said
Province, and others whom il may concern
fLoRIDA.-ilessrs. Nutall formerly of Ricbnoon,l
ana Byrd arc elected members of the Icpislot;ve
Council from the county in which Tallahassee is
Jones and Love, for Gadsden countv-Bu;tzell md
rope, from Jackson county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

ENDUCATION.-Thc subscribers have united with
IA view Of conducting a School, in which will be
taught the Geek Latin French and English Languages
Geography, Arithmetic and Mathematics Their residence
Is in the county OF Albemarle, in healthy situation about
seven miles from Charlottesville Board may be had in
the following families at the price of Eighty Dollars for
The scholastic year, vz:James Minors Achilles Broad
heads Richard Dukes, James d. Aliens Dr. John Mi
nors Daniel f. Carrs, and i'm that Of Dr. Carrs. The
price OF Tuition in ALL in any Of the branches taught
in the School, will be Thirty Dollars for the Scholastic
year half Of which, well Of the Board. will be paya-
bic in advance, the Pupil providing also his bed furniture
The subscribers have had experience in teaching
dent at the University Of Virginia. and distinguished in all
his classes, while Member Of that Institution and 10
whom will be particularly committed the departments Of
Mathematics and the Greek Language, hope TO merit
portion Of the public patronage. No scholar will be re-
ccived for less term than year The School will
mcnce on Che second Monday in January, and, with
cation Of the month Of July will terminate on the 2D Of
December. FRANK CARR
Nov. 70. t5T-.wtJ101 JON B CAHh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

OK SALE on the premises, the highest bidder on
~ ihursday the 29h da! Of December next, the Estate
resided IN Nelson county, And also, tho same time end
place. rty five ncgrcee, belonging The said deeedent
Hnd no oil hem very likely, together with the stock o.
horses, hogs cattle, plantation utensils and com fodder
&c on The estate This estate contains about five hun
dred ana sixty acres and lies in The fork Of Rocksh and
James rivera good crop Of wheat has been seeded on it,
and possession will he given immetiatey;--but having
been repeatedly advertised for saic and living on the pub
lie road 10 other description deemed necessary at this
Tune than merely to remark that both the low grounds
and high land have been generally esteemed rst rate
nc terms VIII be- Tor The land, credit of ono, two three
and four years. from Christmas next with Decd of Trust
on it, and satisfactory personal security for the several in
sanents as they fall due and the negroes part then, for
cash. and the others together with tho stock other ar
ucles on credit until Christmas, eighteen hundred and
hirty-two, with bond ard approved security for sums ex
coccnS ten dollars bot for that and all under CASH
will he required. This sale will take place if bidders at
tcnd and viii be continued from day day uat finished
REUBEN n. PATERSON,
- Exccuorof David II. Pattcson, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
The Speaker.-The N. Y. Courier aud ENQUIRER is
entitled to Acknowledgements for the following

"u government IL 10 hhnted monarchy.
The Speaker.-Thc N. Y. Courier aud Epouiror 10
entitled TO our Acknowledgements for the following
article
" The merit Speaker.-Thc PHILADELPHIA Sentinel. in
referring to the election OF Speaker of the next Congress
charges in rather direct terms the Richmond En,,ircr
WIN preerrng Speaker from Virginia, because her
candidate is hostile to the Tariff" We Immediately n
Ell TO the file OF that paper. TO ascertain whether declare
ton so imprudent had fallen from the cdor--and find
quite to the contrary;ha he only considers those cues
tons necessary in the choice OLA Speaker which relate IN
integrity capacity, and fidelity the CONSTITUTION Ifbe
Sentinel is opposed TO Speaker from Vrcnia ana /, de-
sirous OF having Pennsylvania elected it would have
been taking The correct ground canvass the claims of
his own Candidate in contrast with the candidate from yir
gnia The State of New York has no particular feling
on this subject but we have heard charges against the
capacity and integrity of Mr. Stevenson: on tbc con,,,
appears to be generally admitted that he gave Great sa-
tisiacton i'm The Chair prompt, courteous and indus
against him account of the TarE-for il our nen,5y
serves, there was majority in the Committee on
Commerce against Mr.. Cambreleng, and no compl,n,s
were made Committees arc generally appointed in
reference the particular interests NJ stale. ana 4, 70
very unjust TO charge the Speaker with allo,vnr III,
private opinions TO control his public duty SucI,, i'm.
sinuatons cannot and should not MAKE Impressions nG
vorabie TO Mr.. Stevenson
Is the Sentinel running for every thing? Is Penn
ssylvania DESTROYS of having the Speaker of both
Houses?-ls the Y. President, as well as the Sneak
or of the H. of r., to be Tariff up TO the hub And
are they both of them come from the civ of PHI
ladclpha? ,s--'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
POLITICAL JUGGLING.

Some Of the National Republican prints are atcnin@
20 open Mr. Nlrts cycs-and 10 satisfy him. that he has
dece1red himself that the Anti Masonic Convention de-
ce'red him. or that an Anti-Masonic Dccgae from Mas
sach,ises deceived them into the belief that the friends
oil Mr. Clay himself would "pport Mr.. Writ in case he
should be nominated by that Convention. The Boston
Souler gives in TO this cry of Political JuCgling"-
" nat elect these appeals will make upon Mr. Writ we
sa see w anticipate change among the Anti Ma
sons more especially when they shall have seen Mr.
Clay reply to their craft in Indiana. The N Y Wbig
sun sticks to Mr.. Wircontends that Anti Masonry 4
gaming srenghnotces the prospectus of the ssRcpub-
lican Herald to be established at Washington &C. &c
The n Journal does hesitate TO declare nat "be
Auditor wastes the public time in writing vituperaye lei
tcri 10 the Richmond Enquirer. We presume the N
aludes to Mr. Kendall. 1t is act of sheer Justice TO
nm, TO repeat, that he has icsitten gle line
a"ectty or indirectly, for the ERqitrer-Wha will this
mode Editor next asser!Thc piece in question was moi
In ms writing, in that fanny person with whose
writing we are acquainted 1t was handed TO US bv n
gentleman here, countcrsigned by one at Washington
with whose person unacquantcd but who i, known
TO va as man of high character.
We have since received from Washington an ANONYMOUS
communication, and in print protesting 10 be addressed
10 the members ofthe 22d Congress-, calling upon them
to reform their own Department, by sweeping out we
know not how many sub Clerks SC SSc.-We are mo-
dcstly requested TO repubiSh this Communication The
overture Is in van.Wc have taste for snch oncs in
the dark-And we differ with this anonymous CORRESPOND
ent In thinking, that such can render any COS
senval.bencht' 10 any honorable cause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
MARRIAGES

married. on Thcr-1sy, the tho Pr- Jes, r.,
John Wight 70 Miss Margaret, daughter Afatia own .,t
S CIV AndFew JHeksoo D. Eq. tho
PSsSsion 40 Mrs sa,nh deug.ro Ne late Fcet Yoke,
% nnn hdmonscn Of woshinroa Nipes o. Il ale,
,rssSx, Miss Maa daus OF is,e YIN. Newell %
Nh. ,a az ~ haua Nuu, tho Editors Of the n "
wing 70 Mrs ASy = MsGnssin A IhnnY 49, ~ wy ''' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

"a NONA"A W. as committed TO the Jail of this
"a county, or the Iith day of September 1881 n nc
gro boy %ho calls himself HENRY.-TIe had on when
committed suit OF o2nahurg, and hat Tic is about
10 years od-four feet five inches high, aud very likely
The owner viii come forward prove property pay charges
and take him away ne will he dealt with as the law d.
rects. JAMES g GILLIAN Toilor
Prince George, Nov. 20. 57-nISr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

TEHHE OAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL, will bo CON
81 tnucd tho ensuing year. under the instruction Of
Miss b. Jones' whose system Of teaching on the most
modern and approved plan. The School will open on the
10Th January next and close 18th December following
wi!h vacation OF one month during the summer. in this
School the usual course Of instruction pursued for afford,
ing the best female English education including the rud-
ments OF Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, and Rhetoric
Miss VIII also teach plain needle Ten or twelve
bosders wiil be received al Oadec, a 500 each ncud
some OF the boardes furnish their and bedding and
in such cases, SO viii be deducted.
Nov. 30. [55-Iml WILSON ALLEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
Nov. 90. 1881.

a General Meeting of Stockholders in the Manches-
LA ter and Petersburg Turnpike Company will be held
at the farmers Hotel, in the Town of Manchester ON
Monday the 9Th day Of December next at ~ o'clock
1t particularly desirable that the meeting should be nu-
cros' as business OF importance will be brought before
it BY order of the Board Of Directors
Nov % I57-tdml HANCOCK LEE. CIcrt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

a Abe OF NEGROES.-WiIl be sold M StoncI, pin,
~ Cumberland county, the 30th December next, TO
the for cash, from fifteen to twenty Negroes
70 the estate OF George NJ Sipyvith, all Young
anu hSely. VIM. MURRAY,
>, Agent for Adn,'X. and Guardian of the heirs
WOW 3D. 57-Wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

n VIZ thorough bred Race Horse LANCE, by EcIpge
N full brother 10 Ariel the joint property Of Col VIM
H. johnson and Maj John L. White, viii stand the ensu~
ing season in my sIabeParCuars viii appear in due
time RODFDT IftrIpsr
Halilax County, Va. Nov. ia lssI S1Ew4lr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

"a EGROES NANTED.---A resident of New Orleans
Ia wishes TO purchase for his own uso on Gotten
fanaon in Louisiana, family of negroes say from 40
TO go in number Satisfactory assurance can be ryen
haI hey VIII not be bought for rcsaloarpcants will
please state the ages SC Ct the negroes and the lowest
cash price to the undersigned.
Nov %. J7-Stl ABNFR ROBINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

&SALE OF STOCK, AND LAND FOR RFNT--At
~ Wcstbury, in Charles CRY, win be sold on Monday
OH December nest, at public auction all the stock of cat
ue one horse and four mules, The farming utensils and
household furniture, and the stock ofcorn and fodder Az
ter which the land, Con whica crop wheat of BUSH
els has been seeded) listing of the whole plantation
excepting that part called Old Wcstbuy will be rented
Ir e cr o. enc year. II not previously disposed Of The
plantation lies between Berkeley aid sherry Persons die
posed to rent the land, invited cxorinc it in he in
termGdi9to time, and offers for should addressed TO-
Mr.. +. T. Tylcr, Norfolk.
Norfolk, Nov. 20. C-lirA 70,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

RI OIlCE-AIl persons having claims against the estate
Of James Henderson, decd, required TO present
hcn Gully authenticated 10 me, before the 10th De-
Se,nheF next as a about 10 close my Administrations and
deliver the estate TO the I.egatees.
HANCOCK LEE, Execr OF J. Henderson, decd
-'A'A'N''c9'Vr' %1'h NOV 6I--Wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

EPiGGERS EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY OF
BID FICE, RICHMOND, VA
Dratoing FKGINrA DISMAL SWAMI LOTTERY, Class
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
NEW RIVER RAILROAD

NEW XIV ER RAILROAD.
Inc Lynchburg Vrginan says, that the Books will close
IN mar town o-morrowlt gives much qualification 10
state that the number of shares in this CITY now amounts
10 ZOo3-and we presume the books will be kept open "a
he end oil the thirty days.-Thc Work goes bravely on
petition Is foot form new county out of narts nj
Wythe and Washington, to be called Smyth, i'm honor o.
The late Cen Alexander Smyth According to the Abinr
Gon kepublcan, "they propose running line between
hites and Preson's salt wells"
proposition is also made 10 form new county out of
parts oil Frederick and Shenandoahwhich some writer in
WINCHESTER paper proposes TO call Smith, after the late
Gen. John Smith.
TIE GALE, which blew up in this CITY, on Monday
evening the Zls accompanied by severe thunder light
h and ram, seems 10 have travelled from South 70 North
In FaySteYlle, N C it in the afternoon about
O'Clock, with violent tornado and yyhryindnroSrot
ing portion OF the walls of the Cape Fear Bank which
had stood unnured since the iireand the frame of LARGO
wostory building, whose falling tinbers crushed voutb
ABOUT IL years oldn this city, ichmond0 the storm
blew up little before G; but did no material mschief-A
Washington began at O'clock accompanied bv sno,r
Atday-igh next morning, the whole country was covered
an inch or two with SnO,r thing Says the n Intelligent
ce which has not occurred before in this part of the
try so early in the season. for p years,n Baltimore If
blew violent gale, with rain hail and sno-it continued
to snow until morning when the ground was covered to
the depth OF some inches. In the paapsco several
raj vessels were driven ashorcand the house of Mr. Sell
den short distance in the country was struck bv oht
ming The hurricane extended TO PHILADELPHIA and New
York, with snowIn Providence a good deal of DAMAGE
was done TO The shipping 1t extended TO Boston and port
land at which latter place, the hurricane began to blow
about z, q. m. IL continued the whole of Tuesday The
tide rising higher than for many years. nj,rinp SHINING
deluging wharveS, and doing immense damage. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29
SAO.OOO. 90. O0O, tn .OOO.
Thirty ThOWsNsseg ESOTsCgrs.
zen V'EsOSEGEg2sFE BDOEgcy1,e.

Tickets so, Halves s., Quarters So so.
a. Tickets aud Shares, and Packages and Shares of
Packages as usual in every variety for sale At the Ex-
change & Lottery Office Of THO Il. BIGGER
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
ORDERS meet Che most prompt attentions and the off.
ca drawings e vardcd 10 al who may desire itplSass
address as above. Nov. 2J. b6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

ETASFEBN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA, to tcii.--Bo
hZ trcmcmbcrcd that the eighth day Of November,
ssasgrs4ss Ammo Doniu thousand eight hundred and
: L. g. : thirty ono, Benjamin Watkins Leigh. of the
ss,-s'-f said District for, and on behalf ofhc Common
wealth Of Virginia, hath deposited in This Office the title
Of book, or the benefit Of the said Commonwealth the
title Of which Is IN the words following wit "Repor Of
argued and determined in the Court Of Appeals and
in the General Court Of Yirzinia-By Benjamin Watkins
Leigh oumc VI - tho right whereof caimsas author,
IN conformity with act Of Congress entitled Gan act TO
ZIP JEFFRIES,
Nov 49, .BS-rltv C7crk II The District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-01
Core spondenes Of The journal Of Com m.rce.

JsIVERPOoL JaO. 15, 1851.
There Is an active enquiry for Flour in bond, and
81 80, would be freely given according to quality
We sold this day 10 600 bushels Western Wheat al
Oh. but this we consider a very high price-On the
whole we have confidence in market for Graio
aud Flour, aud look for continuance OF high prices
least Tor TWO or three months to csme
ROSKELI,- OGDEN E IN
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@@MM@SPo1fDIGM0Me
From The Q. s. Teiegl.ph Of Fo5. Is.

From The U. 3. Telegf1ph OF Feb 2j.
General Green; i herewith enclose a statement,
which wish to be published in your paper as supple
mental 10 my correspondence with General Jackson
and which has been made necessary by the publication
Of Mr.. Forsyth's letter TO Mr.. Hamilton
J. c. CALHOUN.
24th February, 1881
In my letter to General Jackson Of the 10Th May,
$780, published In the correspondence speaking of The
plot to destroy my political standing, | stated that
several indications forewaFned me- long since that
blow was meditated against me; will not say from The
subject, than two years since had correspon.
dence with The present district attorney for the southern
district Of New York, the subject Of the proceedings
Of the Cabinet in the Seminole war, which, though IL
did not then excite particular attention, has since in
connexion with other circumstances, served 10 direct
my eye TO what going on" The letter Of Mr..
Forsyth 10 Mr. Hamilton, Of New York, 10 whom re-.