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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-23

ter anu amount At is stated that s'oIticrs haze he
General Games, coPes OF which will furnished yo,, \" h
without Affirming that they are To be considered ne b;ni,an
me- or any way Connected with the cpn,prete,s,.. y"
mand that should terminate the Seminole cone;c,
contrary, far they from being designated as my WIG
and limits in ehteTng FLORIDA, that stating the, suo
mad,
means limitation. ' ="
How, then, il i've said with poprcty that have tran,
centied the limits Of ORDERS acted my own respon
sib,y My order comprehensive could be and
contained neither the minute original
TO Others previously Gven guide govern me- The full
'es oiScreup was LEFT with in the selection appca,i1,
OIL "ea' TO effect the specical legitimate objects the cam
p ana 'or the exercise of sound discretion PRINCIPLES
u" o'cy a'n alone responsible But allow
responsibility IS not feared by general coed reores
us assumption never have strunk from is and never will.
"k">' IT'S irpoSiionS ntjncple
WITHOUT me prospect of polite suit mus, cn,,erd ON,
al he ieehgs OF soldier and citizen e,s a,v,scd ,ha,
you are III your conn'ry Loudo.n where excen, hfs
oc eciose you copy OF the order me of the
einoe', 1917, and copies of the orders Of Genera,
Games tc'ein referred to- from perIsa of which vou :.
eceireha' .he order reference 10 ,bosc
~ orders 10 General Gaines that have reened 10
II VIII AFFORD me pleasure to aid Government,
hostility of the officers of SPAN the United States h.
supposed That the evidence furnished had established ,ba,
c-hat the officers OF Spain had identified
our enemy and that 81 Marks and Pensacola we're nder %
G"'in OF ,ne Indians, although the Governor of Pen
acna at least had force sufficient nave controlled the In
"a's had he chosen have in that way Nov ,hs
PURPOSE Oh procuring the necessary evidence of the hostile
aO'S Oh me oveTnr OF tensacoa despatched Capan Younr
oPpsaPncai engineer and rs obtained will he ia
n'sIvu YOU" trust, of all my connun;ca, lions
COPIES OF which have been forwarded bv CANAAN f:s,d
you w" hnd that they do bear construc,oo ,on h.s
gwen them They under nd h.,,L ~ ~
ugue, and i'll haste. My he ,th cou,nm. sea' ID
| great bodily debility, ''' 'aooi uhuer
Accept assurances of my sincere regard and .v,ss - -
fespec'naiy' your most ohedicnt servant, ~ ~
-, A., ANDREW JACKSON.
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70. Q --(Con,iilucd.

General JacL son To Mr. Calhoun.
WAsHINGro~, June I. 1880.
SIR: On the 5th inst. | received letter from Mr..
forsyth Of the Senate, requcs ing Il copy Of your
ter to me- OF the 29th OF May last. hive not
'HAn able to perceive any objection to comply with
his request. a copy of my letter to him on this
7HhJcct, have thought it proper should be sent 10
-; M it is therefore enclosed.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your most obcdien servant
ANDREW JACKSON
The lion. I. c. CA1uoux,
acc President IF The United STATES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-23
President JACKSON.

Mr. Crawford attempted open a correspondence viii.
me on this subject returned his letter. declining all CORE.
ence with him, except through Gen. Jackson See sppexid
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-23
AUGUSTA, .Iunn ~, 1880.

NUn UsTA, auuo II, 1870.
SIR: Gen. Jackson having sent To yon copy Of
his letter 10 of the &h instant, it proper tina,
you should see the answer TO IL you will fud
aoPy OH the opposite page.
| am Sir, win respect.
JOHN FORSYTH.
Hon. IomN C. CALuocT
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James Monroe TO Gen Andrew Jacksnn

H.. c.. WAsfNGrGS. October 20iI 1915.
while was at nne, on my farm Albermarle and ihep
appearing TO be no necessity for giving an nue dse asvse
delayed il until my here. '"'"eir
was sorry TO 'nh that understood your instructions m
aVe 10 operations IN Florida, dfe what we in
eueo was satisfied however, you had GOOD reasr
o your Conduct and have acted things on iha,
PIE ny suPPosns that understood as we did cn
c"osu mat you proceeded your responsibility alone
IN Which, knowing the purify of your motives have done ali
dt co"iu 10 justify the measure. we'll knew also the mis-
conduct OF the Spanish authorities quarter not Of re-
lndinS that you had different of your power il M
oy 10 10 justice toyou that ground Nothing can he
utner nom my intention than expose you 10 respo1sbv
In any sense, which you did contemplate r''
Inc best course TO be seems to me IN m n, , r.
write letter TO the Department in which you will state that
having reason TO think that difference opinion existed i
ween you and The Executive relative the your pow
e you hought due TO yourself your view of then,
ana on "hich you acted This will be answered so as tn y
pian ours III friendly manner by Mr. Calhoun who has vcrv
s' ana liberal sentiments the subject This will be ne
sary In the case of call for papers by Congress or NAV he
nus we snail all stand the ground of honor each done
justice TO The Other which the ground on which we wish ~,
place each other. ~ '' VIC WISH 10
nope that your health mproved and Mrs Monroe ,p
~ her best respects Mrs Jackson 1850 o' 'hufS
WIN great respect, and sincere regard
am, dear sir. yours,
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Maj Gen. A. JACKSON, Nashville, Tenn.
Extract ifon Gen. Jacksons letter of November 15 1871

Sac 'oH' Ger" Jackson letter Of November 15 1873 To
- MIR Monroe.
LEAR SIR: On my return from Chickasew treaty fonf
necessary 10 pass by Mion's Bluff where had esablish
hdhs Tor the culture of cotton hearing had heen laid
u' ioI Town and the lots sod have much of NV c
preserved as existing circumstances permit Ero,e
TOOK huntsville in my route did not reach TIM
eitaae uitI me 18th instant, the 18Th ec.ived
eeI % me ~ II ut; from perusal of which.
n's concluded that have yet seen my dsspa,chgs
rom OF. 1aasien of the 5ih May last winch II enortes
leachen the Department of War by course of mail and
Is 20 INC negligence of the clerks thsyn aside as
'ne oi revolutionary and pension claims This sincereiV
as would have brought your the light in which,
is in the following words: 'f " '''' oeSpa'cii
H"s' therefore, that The which have been adm
~ suance o your insrUctons under firm couycs,r
a' ley alone are caculaed peace and spcurv m
Inc southern frontier Of Georgia" $50 '''S
lohent therefore, that you the Ground fla,
my power the letter refereed above will AZ onee
"o. 10 your mind the view had taken them and MAKE
manifest lie difference ofopnion exists Indeed there ara
no a'a al present which Iettor as YOU V h written
10 e secretary Of War be bot,onred have no qround
@ 'enGe o opinion exists between government, ann
relative TO the powers given 10 my ORDERS unlexs
eer 10 your private and confidential letters or the nuI
p's he'hef oi which be made basis of an official
@ to the Secretary OF War. Had ever or were
W receive an Official letter from Secretary of War
ramaoIy OF The light in which intended by The Co
mat my orders should be viewed would with 1ot
'''' s'e'nY understanding ofthem."
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-23
No. 9.-(Continucd.l

Tic Hon. JuuN FousYrn, Senator in Congress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

SATURDAY March 10
The Senate have passed the bills, Authorizing
the erection of n suitable building the lower bank
of the basin, in the city of ,chmond ., Amending
the several acts concerning the Lunac Hospitals and
for other purposes.
They agree to the amendments OF the House to the
bill regulating the tenures Of clerks Offices.
The endments to the bill providing against a;rses
Of the bridge at IGarpcrs Ferry, and at Cartersvillc
and to the bill providing for holding the remaining
spring terms OF the existing superior courts Of law,
made in tho Senate, were aErccdto by tho House.
On motion of Sir. Leigh, the latter bill ordered
TO be- printed forthwith for immediate c. ;ulation.
Mr. Leigh, from the committee OF courts OF justice,
reported bill concerning the court OF appeals. rhs
bill provides for four judges AMI president, three Of
whom quoru 1T also drc.ts annual session
60 be held at west of TIE Ridge, to try appcas
originating in the two western grand divisions OF r
gina.
On motion Of 81. 8rl!ray, the militia bill was "a.
ken TIP, and after the ;ss,on anil discussion ui
rous amendments by Mcssrs Shield, Brudnax. lewis,
Christian, Campbell orBedforl, Shell, Caldwell witch
or, Gillaher, Rutherford, Campbell or Brooke Chi
chester, Jackson, Hayes, Ponlcxer Waits, Nillcr Of
Powhatan and others, the bill ordered to BE- On.
crossed.
Mr.. Eppes, this matter being disposed Of arose
and requested tho leave OF the House to make ex
PLANTATION in relation to what passed the House.
the occasion of the discussion Of the amcndmcLt to
the Petersburg rail way, prohibiting tho reception Of
subscriptions on tho part of The Government OF the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
Il. d. SANXAY.
StHi2Her, Box Se!'s Bank E,aGer, and dsaley in
EtRry GO.ds.

S;ati2Her, Boz: Sole Boot EaGer, and dsaler in
EjRry GJ.ds.
UFFLEs FOR SALE AZ Low PRICES,
ENiiE usual Assortment - b auk Books. f AIer
Z ch-utS and CLERKS oil Courts.
Foulsc-p. Letter, Bian,, aud Folio Post paper of
various qualities; also, gcnsI4l assortment OF
Latin, Greek, Spanish, French, Italian and Eag.ish
school books.
Guitars. Nohns, some very slpcrilr.) Flagepetts
!es, flutes, Clarrnets, Trumpets KEN Bugles
HuntInT Horns, Piano, Guitar and Violin strings
Hair, 'r EIon bows. Violin screws, bridges. tail
pieces, Hagcr- boards, rosIn.
itaHors some cry superiUr.l four sided straps. pos
ses5ng he properties OF SFindAi1Es, one ant SI,ap
shaving ,NeS, brushes and soap. Cologne and
FIor!n water, Preston salts, and gene al assert.
ment OF Perumery, sword and PLAN canes, pistols
with percussion una lLn' locks, elegant cut cl.ss
peEiHmcand Toilet b.;,.rs. SIycg IN mC!cs diamond
hnIcr rings. safety chaIaS, patterns for working
lace, reading and sewing lamps, water colours. III
box : or by the sing C cake, hair and drawing pm
els, gold saucers for painting scissors snuff boxes
thermometers, pocket books silver pens, pcnc,!
cases, leads Tor everpointS, hair, tooth. nail and
comb brushes, mathematical Instruments, surrey
ors compasses, chains AID measuring tapes. dgi
dc's. pvoiEac ors, parallel rul-s, Gunter's sea es
Bristol, drawing rice and ivory paper real Spanish
segaTs, SCAR boxes, spec;acles, for all ages mar
n.iyIng glasses for gold, microscopes 1t and siiy
paper, aud gait borders for fancy work music ~
half price, visiting cards, I.a'o boxes dol1inos
! magnets. parchment, Albums, port cravors, pen
=,
tuning iothstv hamm~rs spy glasses, gold and glass
beads pearl powder, globes, shaving glasses bee Il
rc,IculcS toy watches fire screens. extract o.
musk. opera glasses, esprit dc rose, fancy pocket
inSs'andS, ladies pocket books, fancy note paper.
: backgammon boxes, chess men and boards, twee-
ivory foot and SIN inch rules bracelets dress
ing and pocket combs, cakes Of soap, IS ccnts per
: box OF I'VE dozen. medallion waters, visiting card
cases. ivory for miniature painting, superior black.
ing, tracing paper tni writing and copying letter,
without pen or ink, aiHanackS given graluItous.
reels TOR winding silk or thread, Berlin castings Of
the Holy Family, and crosses. miniature frames.
drawing paper, solar microscope high magu!fying
power. guitar cases, &c &c.
II. u. ). has large stock Of blank book papers Of
the best quality and prepared 10 rule and make to
order. merchants account books and record book
'nr courts. CD books rebound, and book binding
III all its varieties of elegance and neancss eycci-
ted faithfully aud with despatch.
Spcctacios repaired and new glasses fitted in old
frames, telescopes and spy glasses ccIuscd and re-
paired, needles of compasscs magncllscd.
/ ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21

U. States Leave being granted Mr t. proceeded to
dIsclam the correctness OF the report made of his
observations IN the Enquirer and the reflections there
cInts'ncd upon certain gentlemen who he'd preceded
him. particularly MIR Mcfarland of Petersburg,) re-
pcatinS what he had said.
ELEcTIoS Law.
On motion OF Mr.. Morris, the House again resolved
itself into committee of the Whole. Mr. Eppes in the
Char, and resumed the consideration of the General
Election Law, not yesterday concluded.
After various amendments were offered and tiscus.
ed, the committee reported the bill to the House
which was ordered 10 be enssossed for third reading
After which, the House adJourncd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
TOLL ON COAL.


\ gentleman who well acquainted with the
subject, has handed Us the following statement for
publications
The Toll on Toblcco is 81 per hogshcud--
average weight 1880 lbs.--avrrage p.ice
s per Cwt. Sd 90
The Toll on Coal is cent per bushel-
the boats will not average more than leo
bushels; tho toll on this is 81 so This
Goa! cannot BE- sold - nctt more than G
cents per bushcl in any town III The Union,
and that on long credit, which Will pro-
ducc only-IPer 100 bushels; Sc 90
boat Wal bling hlds TobRcco-say
worth, SO per hid amounts to 500 90
boat brings 1870 bushels Coal at G cents
will sell for $40 go
The boat that brings 90 bushels Coal, will
bring 100 bushels Wheat, valued at 81
per busnel, $40 90
The Toll on this go bushels of Wheat at
&c cts per bashcl is 81 SO
From the above, 1t Is evident that the Coal load
pays Toll of a, least forty times more than Tobac-
CO, according 20 vOlue: and i, also evident the Coal
boat pays toll OF eighteen times as much as the
boat of Wheat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
EALTIMOEE rRlCEs crRRENr- Ma,e, 10

BALTIMORE rRlCES CURRENT-Nlarch Is
Corr Nv noe sale of small lot Of Upland at lOl cts
and lot of Virginia 9a9l per Inferior Georgia
Upland dull at 92--askGd
ttouR-1he Inspections tins week unusually la rye
rs believed exceed those of any previous similar
period
HowARD FrouRThe receipts very full the aerre
gate OF Thu description for the amounting to between
liOOO and $4,000 bfs The market quite steady from
the date ola Report until Thursday mornrug The sales
from stores during this PERIOD have been generally made
Al SOO2 per bl and III occasional instances fraction
moTeOn Thursday morning several cossidea parcels
taken NJ $751; but later IN the day owing said to the
Liverpool accounts of the Sd ut received the Chapd
Ter PTice-sone lots sold $751; This morning a pat
Gel OF 400 bbs sold SO parcel at the same
rate aud one parcel quantity not known, lot of 100
bhs was also taken a661A The market day shows an
inclination TO hatress The wagon price up this morning
has been uniform and steady $50 per bb some
the dealers continue to go and others taken
6,I3l
WHEAT a few parcels Of water borne red have been sold
within tho lastwo days 81 35al 40 per buse for GOOD 10
very prime Ordinary sorts lower in proportion parcel
prime white was sid at Las The price wagon whoa, at
the CITY Malls has been SO l,iO
oEN-Fhis article remains wnhout change Some parcels
received about the middle Of the 63a
per buslel for white and 6iaG6 Tor yellow Sales
were made yesterday at the same prices.
FOREIGN FREGlrs We believe not vessel in MOI,
unengagad consequence Of The extensive shipment. of
to the English matke, Use last been taken I'm al
IS per Dbl for -four, and l3d per bus!Iel for wheat
Anne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
9S8ac5asg NeSu8.
PONT or RICfI.UOND.
AR RIVED.


Schr Ncwh"pc. Capt Bernard, from Philadelphia
with an assorted ca 60. to Il T. IIillard, Saryey.
Bray, J Hallowrll, Walsworth d. Williams, A
81 CO, Cook 81 Ryan, J s. S Cosby, y Timberlakc
w Hardy, NJ Mitchell Pcyton Lancaster
DENLY g. CO, Nor,him s. McGrudcr, J Crane.
Schr Chariot. Smith, New York.
Schr Nrginn, Capt. Price, from Alexandria
The fine schooner Star, Thomas master
five days from Groat Egg Harbour, with ballast
Schr llntsPur, Capt wilkins, from Chcrrystcnc
with oats to master.
Schr Mary Frances Capt. Mummy, from Smith
Geld with bacon and brandry, TO Messrs Woinble e.
Wilson,
Schr jamestown, Capt. Guthrie, with lumber, to
Winston.
SIoop Chciub, Burke from Norfolk, with potatoes
10 " Wilcox. ir a. co
Steamboat Norfolk. Cap; Sutton, from Bali
more, VIA Norfolk and Cay Point, with freight and
passengers.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins. from WASHINGTON,
wa Norfolk. with freight and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk. with
freight and passengers.
Schr Flag Of Truce, Capt. Doughty, for Phila-
d2pha with tobacco and cotton.
Schr Mary E.rauor, Capt. Knox, for Norfolk, with
ballast
Srhr Dorchester, Capt Hooper, fer Galumorc.
with coal md scrap iron.
Sohr Independence, Capt Hoi'jngshcod, with coo',
Schr Virginia, Cap, Farland, for Baltimore, with
coal.
schr Maria Jane, CAPT, Alley rr Boston, with
coal and tobacco.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
JUDICIARY SYSTEM.

The committee of the Senate on the judiciary
bill met on Saturday morning last, and after some
discussion, struck from the first section the word
twelve" with view of changing the number of
circuits. 1t is expected that eighteen will be the
number adopted by tho committee, and that one
Judge will be assigned to each.
majority of the Senate said to be una,crab'y
opposed to the two Judge system ma jory of The
House, seemed equally decisive against enc. The
Senate will probably send down @ new bill con
ference may be necessary. Much delay must ensue:
and II is not improbable that after all, the General
Assembly may ad ourn without devising system OF
Circuit and Chancery COURTS a protracted session
foreseen, but is usual, its real length will
probably overgo the most liberal calculation.
WINcHEsrER RoAD.-On Saturday last, on mo
ton fMr. Morgan the bill providing for the making
of Road from Winchester to some point on the
Ohio River, to be fixed by the principal Engineer
was taken up and passcd--ayes n, noes II Messrs.
Chlnn and Mason proposed amendments to the de-
tails of the BILL which raised animated discussion
upon the merits Of The b is we'll as the merits of
some other bills which had passed the Senate. 1t
thought that the amendments proposed were
not essential to the objects of tn" Improvement and
that they might give OCCASION to an Indefinite post
ponement OF the whole subject IN the House of Del
cgates, should the bill be there so late pc
Rod of the session. Mr. Chlnn proposed 10 strike
out the words Attorney General" where they &C
curred IN the bill The Attorney General i. mem
Der of the corporate body authorized TO mako the
improvement. Mr. Mason proposed strike ont
words and insert SOM others, to make the
stock rodcemablc in five or ten years. instead of
twenty years.
The act provides for borrowing the credit OF
the Sa'e, the of sl1J 600, to make the Improve
ment, and to appropriate out of the surplus
of the fund fol Internal Improvement, the of
money necessary to pay the interest on the deb until
the tolls the road vii he sufficient for that pur-
pose. Mrssrs. Harvey, Morgan, Patt"son. McCom-
as Of Logon, and Dadc, took part IN The discussion
for tho bill! aud Mc5sr5 CHM and Mason f,r ne
Amendments
We doubt If ns Legislature has done. " viii do,
any thing which vii! produce more goal, than the
passage of This bill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
. RANNISS. son y BROTHERS. ke.n cnn-

q RANNISS. SON u BROTHERS, keen con-
- stantly on hand ladies lasting, satteen, satin.
English kid goatskiu sealsiin, blue green and bronz.
morocco slippers; goatskin. seslskn, buckskin and
lasting walking shoes, lasting aud white silk Parls
slippers; beautfn! white satin slippers gai,er boots
morocco seaIskin and lasting boots rentlemen's su
perior caiSkin, morocco, scaskn and buckskn boots
hoo'eci, walking and dress shoes and pumps; misses
lasting, seask!n, goatskp. and green and bronze mo-
rocco slippers lasting morocco and scaiskn wallinr
Shoes wh thick soals chlldrens red, green, blue and
pEIH" lasting morocco. scalsv,n, gDatskin. leather
and KID boo'ces shoes and slippers ofevery descrip-
tioh; servants shoes tevery kind and rice.
superior travelling trunks double and single seal
HNln ana holr trunks 1T every size; boot cord shoe
hornS, onn honks. punch plyers. blue and let black
Treble chain gallons cotton and linen b;aids to-
Ge,her with cory other article usually kept in
Wholesale anil Retail -
BOOT. SHOE, COME s. TRUNK
WAREHOUSE.
mar Fl sSrn IF he (.cIIen Ccrrb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
New YoRK. March 16.

Ashes remain heavy; Coffee continues in favor, and
prices arc shade f"rther advanced: the sales of
Cotton 60 on tairy Cloverseed hns sold at I0c this
week, and FlaXsced at SlO.5o, rough the price of
Hides is firmly maintained there is no further i'm
proVemcnt III Sugar; Maasses has coma fully up to
the demands Of sellers, at tho close of last week
sales Orleans and lberia at 28c Flour, prices re-
ma as ~ the close of last wnc, with very l,lo de-
manJi Corn sells freely 75o for Northern and 7oa
1ic for Southern; parcel of North River Rye has
been sold al soc. FreiGhts high and rather ri
sing than otherwise, which of course tends so much
to keep down prices of those articles which are re-
gulatcd by markets.. Exchange on London has risen
4 shade jour. Cam
NEw GoRK, March I7-2 p NJ
THE MARKET There small sales Of Flour AZ Sc y
fot good Southern, and 81, 87a7 for Western w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
.Nc1p Zenland Suit,nu

.,. e't00 I1tutu"u NPUluEt.
'E'iE subscriber has received small SANDY OF
Il this scarce and valuable seed. ~ wh,ch M,
would call the attention of the public. Those who
WISH to purchase, can be made acquainted with the
mode OF culture, to ensure plentiful supply of
throughout the whole fear 1t is said infinitely
superior TO any other kind of Spinage in all respects
mar II RI. &. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
List OF Produce, &c. passed down tn
Canal, through the Lower Locks:

MAscn i7-92 ithds Tobacco, SO kegs tobacco, 382
barrels hour, SO hus wheat hid bacon hid venson hams
barrels beeswax, bhis clover seed 10 bags feathers bags
ginseng, Tag wool geo 10 butter cords wood 81 boats Is
coal boats 1854 bus coal
so hhds tobacco 1868 bar -four bus wheat 10 bus
corn barrels and Sus butter rkns lard of stone
- cod' wood, empty boat large 81 boats 10 coal boats.
}DOI bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
10 Daniel Call &. Daniel .Norbornc Nor,oo

10 Daniel CAL q Daniel .Norbornc Morton,
observation-disclosures paid aud satisfied TO
- you as the agents for Walter Dunn. exo'r.
al John Graham, decd nearly the entirc Debt for
which the land advertised by you Dame. Norborne
norton as Trustee to be sold the 18th day of A,r
next is liable, mad having informed OF, that in few
Gays, and certainly before the day Fixed for the sale
shall have arrived that the entire residue of the sd
Debt, shall be paid with all proper COSTS for recording
the Deed of Trust, and inserting the said advertise
ment-and having been by you Daniel Call, informed
on the i'th day ct the present month"; that you should
forthwith send the Bonds executed by ne 70 Walter
Dunn and for the payment Of the residue of which the
SAID sale was 10 be nar,hnd that the said sale would
yet proceed 60 be maoe, for the residue of the debt
due from mellow therefore, you, the said Daniel
Call, and Daniel Norborne Norton have undertaken
act and have acted as tho agents for the said Dunn
hereby notify you, that before the day Of sale shall
be ready TO pay the whole of the residue of the said
Debt and the costs aforesaid and shall require the
delivery of the Bonds aforesaid and that they must not
ba by you removed, disposed of, that they may
not be cancelled, and delivered up to me- am your
obedient servant EDWARD AXDERSoT
March 18th. 183l--tf