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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02
Madeira Wines.

Madeira Wines.
AIDING this day, from tue brig Inyineible. from
u Madeira,
SPipes Fine old L. p, Madeira Wine. Of
shalt do Payne and Barr's and p. 1. Fl
Sqr. casks gueirs's brands
s sSI e plss rn'o ditto
hslfpipe
q. casks 'erciai ditto
~ 2qr casks Old Mslmsey ditto
nese vines have been sent out as samples, and are
M. ,,Se 70 De OF superior quality, and having
a, ,s.a ossnay IN them They are offered for sale
Yn .rssrns,,ru
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02
peQuOds!

yEyuERE will be a Council at the Hunting Ground on
1 wednesday ne xt when the Fire Spirit shalt have
hid himself behind the mountain forest. Black Hawk
will deliver talk to the Tribe
BY order OF the Sachem:
aug 2-2ts THE ShShMohc'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office Alexandria, d. c. tn,
LIST of GUSI, 1881.
u Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say THEY ADVERTISED, or they may moi
get them.
James Adams Charles w Andrews
Thompson Allison Henry Allen
ORB Alexander
Mrs Susannah Ball Eliza Balenger
Miss Marion I. Berry " asbington Bennett
- Harriet E Bowers Capt Rich'L Bennett
- Csihsrne C Buckley Geo Barnes
Capt john Beetley-3 Moses Brent
las Rroocks Capt John II Dell, y 8 =
Capt Simeon Baxter
Yrs July Curry Miss Harriet Cockerill
- Julian Coax - C Campbell
- Louisa NJ Collins Thos COBB
Nrs Eliz. Dade John z Dement,
- Betsey nogan Robert Darne
Capt Joseph Drew VIM D0b'e
- VIM Davis Francis Dunbar
Monsieur Justin David Dawson
Donald Frazier Mrs Nancy Groves
West Ford mfs Rnoda dotoa't
Miss Al
X
VIM G Hunter Robt TIoskns-2
John d Harrison-2 Jas X Hopeweh
Mrs Matilda nscket Moses Hepburn
Mary HAHN SAINT HIS
- Rachael Hughes Michsei Hoover
John Howes Sam'i hhtoh
pb;l;p Hamilton CathaTiDe Hamilton
Nelson Ives Alexander King
Hiram L Johnson John Knowles
Jas Johnson WE Kirby
Miss Ann |. Jones
Mrs Sarah Ann Jockey Anthony Lee
Miss Julia Ann Longdon
NJ
John McCIennon sam'l MerriGeld
Capt John McCobb Miss Ruth Mercer
Thos Mcdonnell stephen Milburn
John MCGUIRE Geo Mnche"
JAS w McWhsrter Rich'd Mason
Allan McCrea.-2 Ars sarah Moody
Mrs Ellen Meads-2 - hiitoh
Thomas Nelson Miss Celia Norris
Harriet Neighlor
Matthew Oheon
John Pratt Elizabeth Philips
Miss Almira Parks Rev'd Leonidas Polk
- Mary Purdy-2 Stephen Prichard
SsE'l Park John Proctor
john II Philips
Mrs Sarah Ann Rives VIM Robinson
- ROGERS Rich'd De Marcus Rowland
Thos Roach
S
Benz Spencer Sam Simmons
Tins Smith Mrs Frances Swami
Eliza Smothers - Mary Ann Stevenson
David Swi,zer - Eliza Southland
Elizabeth Swaits
Il
Kiarish Tate Mrs Mary Tromlin
Renecca Truane Rev w Taylor
Mr. Terrett Francois lshhea
Darius 1'allmadge
w
John Woodbury. Miss Jane WAIVERS
Jsasc Wood Mrs WINDSOR
I e,;cis Waugh Jane Weeks
lanes w Vests Henry williams
Addison 7. Wi,be,s Russell Wood
DANL. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Madeira Wine.
r oNDON Particular Madeira, in pines, half pipes.
IL and quarter casks all warranted Of the 6est qualify
received per brig Invncible, Capt Pratt, from Nader
ra, for sale by ,rNoyr 81 =.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02


Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. Is for 1891,
10 be drawn at Wilmington libel. on Tuesday, Aug 2
HIGHEST PRIZE $40 600.
tickets % w; halves 50; quarters IS.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No. 81 for 1881,
10 be drawn in the city Of New York on W. dnesday,
&c NUMBERS-IO DRaWN BALL0TS
HIGHEST CAPITALS:
Prize of 100000 Prize Of $3.50
do of 10000 10 do of 1000
do of 5000 &c. &c. &c.
TicketsS5 90, halves so; quarters 125.
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Strest. opposite the Franklin House Hotel
DR.4JVS THIS DIP.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. Is for 1881.
Will be drawn at Wilmington. Del on Tuesday, Aug 2
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets S.; halves SO; quarters IS.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
E.rtra Class No. q for 1881.
VIII be drawn in the City of New York on wedncs.
day, Aug 3
e6 NUuBERS-io DRaH,W BaLLOTy
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Delaware State Lottery.
For The Benefit of 81. Peters Church, Class No 10 for
1881,
Will be dra wn in Wilmington Del on Thursday Aug 4
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets S2i halyes 90; quarters So
To be hsin variety Of numb ers at the Office of
E. CGISEa
Lottery and Exchange Broker, Aieran5ria
DRAFTS THIS DIP.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No IA for 1881,
Will be drawn at Newcastle, [Del.l on Tuesday, the
20th August
prize Of 100000 1prize Of $4,000
do of 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets S.; halves , so, quarters Is.
Ncw-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. 81,
To be dawn in the Cit, Of New York on Wednesday,
August )
Sc Number LUttery-l0 Drawn Ballots.
cAH1TAL PRIZE $40 600
Tickets IS; havcs2 so; quarters IS
10 DC had IN vaue,v of numbers, at
~ SsS, yTs3aEI,S
Lottery Office, Royal stree
~ ORDERS from the country specially attended to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02
Choice Old w ines.

ENOlOG VlN W KuES.
TIME subscribers have imported per brig in''ncloie
4 from Madeira, just arrived. =.
In half pipes. quarter and half quarter casks sr r.
wa,,,.J 1,rch & Co., and invoiced by them as
",he finest old Witness" which will be sold on accom-
modstins terms, by o ,ounsoN e. r.,
iy IL Sbc' 1C'I-~SO-- y -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02

New Music, &c.
us FoUoWs, riz.
OWES Ri.nrnells, Bring Flowers
IL Twilight Dews, Fare thee we'll
r d. ok INV Form and Pilgrim Fathers,
Christ our Passover, an Anthem &c.
Memoirs of HBSnY CLAY with portrait, price LIS
Just received by, ELIZA KENNEDY
ouu I--pnSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02

:. Az.aA TRACT OF LAND,
GETTY containing 100 acres, more or less; part
MEliH Of the Mount Eagle Tract; beginning on
GSSSEG the lower side Of Hunting Creek run.
ming thence with the line Of Clesh iately BalPs) to
the old Noun, Vernon Road; then with the road to the
line OF Geo Msson's land; then with Nason's line to
the land formerly'he!d By Jno Mills; then with Mills
line to the Greek; thence the creek to the begin.
niag.
The above sale will be mad under deed Of trust
from Vim Herbert and wife, to secure certain debts
due to the Bank OF Alexandria.
Terms One fourth cash, and the balance in three
equal instruments of3. and months; notes, with ap.
proved endorsers to be given for the deferred pay.
ments; and the title to be retained until pay ment sds
be made. X. ]. TAYLOR,
iy Is Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02

GUnpoWder Tea.
10 MA sete chests of late "por'a''o" fine quality
sng . s. MESsERSMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02

Average of this month 10
Range OF the Thermometer go
Warmest day 90
Coolest day IS
During the month 10 clear days.
Statement Of July, 1880:
Average go
Range of the Thermometer 90
Warmest day %
Coolest day 6s
During the month, ls clear days.
NoTE.-The weather, to the 9th of this month";
was of pleasant temperature; after which, the
atmosphere became much heated, and continued,
with little variation, to the end; though not to
that high degree that it was during the same pc.
Rod OF last year. Thus far, the season has bsen
favorable to the pursuits of Agriculture, and
fruit and vegetables Of all kinds are very abun.
dant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02

Madeira Wine.
r ONION Particular Madeira, in pipes, half pipes,
land Quarter casks, all warranted Of the best quality,
received per brig Invncible, Capt Pratt from Made
IA, for sale by ,,o,,,,
iy9 A. c. CAZhNo't = 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-02
by WILLIAM ID. MUTT
Hunting Creek Nanas for sale .

fglHE subscriber viii of for sale, at public auction,
l. on saturday. the I'm day Of September merit,
at - O'Clock, at the Reading Room in Alexandra, q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

Although il is rare thai an indv idual Of hum
Die pretensiohs can attempt 10 arrest public
attention, without seeming 20 arrogate to him.
self undue importance, yet the w,it.r of this
vIndfcatiog Is placed by the publication of the
recent correspondence between the President
aud Vice President Of the United States ~
such situation MS to compel him TO hazard
that Impui alton, rather than TO submit in 81
lsnce TO the grave charges which. it not di-
recty made, are by inference insinuated gainst
| him.
air, Calhoun in his address and letters stat. $
that there was "a movement against INN ,
the origin of which went back beyond the date
of this correspondence, WHICH had for ils
object ms political destruction He refers to
Mr.. Crawtord's ieter OF December, 1927, AS
the commencement "0f that chain of ariC,I
operations that has" &c.-He speaks of hi,
movement as . a political manGuure," designed
TO m ke the President I" al. nsly4meat" and
The pice President 3" the piciin" lie refers 10
a base political intrigue" aud then adds
Several indications Jorewaraied me long since
mat 6tot0 ieds meditaied against me- VIII
nor say trom the quarter which this comes bat
IN relation 10 his subject, more than i've years
since | had correspondence with the Dis,ric,
A"orney Tor the Southern District Of New
iolH' on the subject OF the proceedings of the
caoIdef on the Seminole war, which, though il
III" nos excite particular attention at the time
hds SINCE, IN connection with other circumstances
ssrfed 10 dtreet my eye TO a0hat toas gong on.
nave mus brought 10 view, IN a distinct form
s"ch parts Of these letters aud address as con,a n
'nshua'tons or charges of political name lvres
p'o's' base inirIg"es, and AS ind,catr directly or
'em"'eiy Their supposed conIrivers or Instru-
men'S, ia order that may meet all lnat eau
W J"st implication, or the most forced con
s"aciion, refer TO me, by dtchring mast expl,-
Guy that nehheI know OF, nor do believe in
'"e existence or any such pra, tices, nor nave |.
II 'hey aid east, participated in them in any
respect whatever.
hiI' CALHOUN considers himself derived of !
Important information. by the blanks in Mr. |
'r""Iords letter, aud assumes that if,hev
were h''ed up they might, " through their po-
"'ca' association. point directly o the conIi- |
'e's Oh 'hS scheme" As the writer of this |
s'ho'c""on has no motive for conceaimeu,. he
nas no hesitation III say ng, tnat the 'namrs re.
,eIe" 10 IN blank, if written al len. tn, would
oe o"' one name, and that his own.-Thus i,
remove" al once all ground for the suspicious
,"a' seem 10 BIO SO lightly INDUCED and 80 free.
e.p'es'ed Resulting from thsee political as
'o'""o"s which these potential blanks are
supPosso 70 conceal. The following narrative
WI '"e" ne origm OF my connection with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
From Mr. Forsysh 10 Mr.. Hamilton.

hILLEDdEVILLE. Feb. Sth, 1923.
Dear Sir Our niend Nm. II. Crawfo rd
was Ia ibls place lew hours yesterday pr-
y.,e business. Ihad. very unexpectedly. an
opportunity TO comply with the request
made in your letter dated Savannah. January
%. Ihdd a long eonyeTs alton with Mr.. C.
aud after, ards read To him your Litter. He
regretted that your engagements did not per,
mi, you To pay hun d passing visit. BY his au.
thoruy state, IN reply 10 your inquiry, that at
a meeting OF Mr.. Monroe's Cabinet 10 discuss
the course to be pursued towards Spain. in
consequence Of General Jacksou's proceedings
in Florida during tue Seminole war, Mr. CAL
houn, the Secretary of the War Department,
submitted TO AMI urged upon the Preedrnt the
propri.ly ard necessity diaries Ing aud Try Ing
General Jackson. Mr.. Monroe was very much
ammo, ed by il expressed belief that such
step woulc not meet the public appreciation
TINT Gen. Jack son had performed 90 much pub
lie service TO be treated as young or subal-
teTn officer might, without shocking public ,,in
ION. MI Adams spoke with great violence
against the proposed arrest, anu justified the
General Throughout, vehemenily urging The
president TO make The cause Of the General that
of The administration.
In consequence of the strong excite m enl pro.
duced by the Presidents obvious embarrass-
meut Mr.. Crawford interposed in the discus
sion and suggested tnat here was n necessity
Tor deciding upun the cours. to bt pursued to-
wards toe General as the question Tor which
the Cabinet was convened did not require
it-they were called 10 determine how Spain
was 10 be treated IN relation 10 the affair The
Conduct of the General was :. matter exclusive
ly between the General aud his own Govern.
ment, III which. however spain might feel il.
terested, she had no rishl 10 meudie. The
subject was then disposed oil, and vas not re-
uewed.
Mr.. Calhoun had previously communicated
10 Nh. Crawford his Intention To present the
question 10 M Monroe--an intention Mr..
Crawford app o. ed although not believ ing, as
he stated TO Mr.. Calhoun, that General Jackson
would be either arrested or censured by the
Pee ,dent.
NIih great respect, am, dear sir, yours,
JOHN FOltoi iii.
Maj. James A. Hamilloa. New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
N Haalf'pn % ~. cbfaa;ll.

IEEN FFHFNH To Fo~1a
D,nr Sir I nave received your i.uer oil the
"a Instant. Your reasoning rs 10 the conf
deace which ougb, 20 be observed in regard 10
occurrences 10 Inc Cabinet, 10 so clear aud
conclusive, ss 10 Command UNIVERSAL - :
sent.
Ihase written TO Major Lewis 10 day. ,h at
your name is nuI 10 he used IL ANY manner ia
.pun.x ION With the deaial. should n publication
he called for al any time. which ! do not be
hsye will be tue cat.
The subject has ecquir. increasing int est
by a Communication received after wroie 10
you.
With very great ,sspec', your ob't ssrv't.
JAMES A. HAMILTON.
To the Vice President Of ti'e L. 5
Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
Mr.. Calhoun 10 Mr.. Hamiiton.

Dear SIR On reflection, II has appeared to
,ne d. ir.b.e. on several account, thai, IL az
attack ON General Jackson 10 mednaled in the
manner Supposed, sI,ool be put ~ possession
nf M facts from which it Is inferred. M,
know ledge OF lie facts, might 'nabIr ,ne TO as
certain iron, what qusr,er the blow might
br expected. and to take measures TO parry II.
II ;ou should concur in this view, and should
feel yourself At iiaer'y 10 make "A CO ~ mun,cs-
ton Of what you know II might prove ultimate
ly serViceabe to ne cause. Whatever vod
NAV communicate, Will be received in strict
confidence
With great respect. &c
L al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07


y, then been ieesived three hou,5 -. p
$ ,.rs cf mirs hsA sern tofwsT'f r....
....s, ~h.le h. wss 10 The csv""t. -.
-, ,nts,;o. 10 ,oa as a matter OF n.on
;-....,, ,n.t msn Of Nr. ts'hon" '""' "E
80 ',..<.as 10 ,ucll los suhterl"gf, Pat e
>.,.,,, ~bYvs arch zsonrss WIS W "" s'.N
ait .ise mentioned me ma 'e' 'o
-he NJ my inrnd on ihfs oc
So. ha, .hs, HI. reply sss eAeas' ri ms
-. ,,r.sJ r.cpl &c. ean "ny sly, "aa'-
..,l s,s;.d " You ~ The II nc vas eoiiest
u,,., .,,,ar, n iei,er fram J I'm Quincy A.
rms 10 Nhi,sm W. ss'"''s ""s' ny
an, Jni, 1880.
!, r.. ma n point o. which II VAS nfged ina
e.a,,I jackson saaHll be brought 10 thai
-. ,aa' he had vinisfej his orders by taxing
s. H. ras and Pensacola.
S-eo,t s,traet--"t thought his eropoe'
,.so.,sl Jaek,on's) 80 far rsi, wssn snblse' o.
s,.,ae,at,on al nat time needed no rspisn"
,,a, o,h,r han a knowledge of the iacs OF 'he
case. iu,geJ = more d., idej and une qa'o'
81 ppp,ohstinn Of that conduct than ~ f.es'
I'D. \ NAV add that my oPiaion then IL my
suinian pos. " w" iormej on p''"''P'e'
.aicb have not changed.
Tb,,d ..tract.--''i | Was directed secordingl,
AZ answer The note Of the Spanish M,nser ane
AN a,,icle was prepared by another hand ana
nnh shed in the National Intelligence, gisins
not,c. 81 the Irfs,Ient's Vows aad Intenthin'
in relaiion 10 the sosjeci.'
tIr To the preceding letter OF Mr. Craw
ford, Mr.. Calhoun returned the ans~er wh'ei
ga. eo.tained ameng The Documents IN on'
last pspsf, marked q declining nil ooHsspa'-
ssnce With him on the suejeet--.Edaorf V"-
gsnan.1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
James A. Hamilton, Esq.
Mr.. Hamilton 10 Mr.. Calhoun.
With great respect. &c


Dear Sir: In reply 10 youi letter ofihe 10th
inst, regret to .ay, that am DOT permitted TO
disclose 10 you what know of The matter to
which il refer.
The Information received was not declared
TO he Confidential nor was il fro n lis character
necessarily so-and YET, as il was communicat-
ed TO me only becsnseI could De- instrumental in
obtaining The means Of resistance, l feel that,
having done So ought to consider myself as
no longer possessed ofthe Information.
| have great pleasure in assuring you,
that | believe the anticipation was ground
less
With great respect, your obedient servant,
JAMES A HAMILTON.
The Vice President oi the u. 5.
Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
A. Copy ofa letter from Mr., Monroe 10 Mr.
Calhoun.

III GnLAND. Sept. @, 1918.
DEAR S,R have General Jacksun's reply
TO IN. letter oil July 10 from " Washington, re-
speeding his taking possession OF ST. Marks nd
Pensacola. He contends sIrenuuusly, that his
orders lett him free 10 adopt that course, il be
found It necessary TO terminate the Seminole
war thai orders 10 General Gaines, an in leri-
or officer, not referred TO in the orders 10 him,
OF subsequent date, were inapplcable, and not
obligatory on him, especially as his enlarged
the sphere OF his duties. HIS letter is on the
whole con cIl,aiory aud friendly. lie promises
to write another. Our view OF his DO ers Is
decidedly different f. ON his, on winch too We
acted without entertaining u suspicion that lie
would misunderstood it. | am inclined to think
that had better answer this letter immediate
ly. He may expect that his conception OF his
orders should appea, by document in the de.
partIneBt n II seems 10 be proper tba the sense IN
which they were given and understood by the
department after what has passed, should be re-
corded there. A co,nmunicat,on between yon
on this head, aud IN this Stage, seems 10 be the
more necessary from the presump tion that 1t
may be nay uuty 10 STATE ~ Congiess that lie
transcribed his Otders ON his own responsible
~ or at least 10 state iLs sense IN " mich the,
"e,e undeis,sVd h. US. Al pt.scn. no tliug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07

1,.ae,ai e s.n-I herewith enclose .ta'e
uusni which I wish 10 be pubh'h'd ~ You pa
a.eas .ubplen.n,Al 10 my eofrrfpandsnoe
with @, neral Jackson, aud winch has been
,asda necessary b. tine puhiea'ion OF hr' OF
,,th'. kas to NJ. Hamftou.
) {. CALnoi y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
C. Copy ofa teRer from Mr.. Hamilton, relating
10 ihs det,be,at ION Of The caOtnd o" he SENT
uoIe ouhsioa
NYwyaeK. February % 1928.

DEAR SIR: 10 hvonI al. AXE NJ 10 "hal
passed between Us ut tho conversation had
the honor tn hold with you the evening before
I leit Washington, submit 10 you the follow
Ing. Ms The import OF that pan which II was
understood was uot 10 be considered as conf
dentipl
In reply 10 my inquiry " whether at any
meeting Of Mr.. Momo.'s cnhiue', the n'opr'e-
~ ofnt,eslins Gen. Jackson, for a"y thing
done by him during the Seminole war. had
been at any time discussed - You answered t:
g" Sach measure was not thought oi-much
less discussed La only point before tho cab
mel was The answer 10 be gwen 10 the Spanish
GavernmenI.'
am thus particular, in endeavoI'ng !" as
certain from YOU whether my recollection Is
faithful 81 not ia regard to this part OF our con
yersa.ion, because wish 10 fulfil III" object oil
my inquiry by cOnh u'ing Mayor Lewis a con,
idrn,ai lrrnd Of zen. Jackson's al NisnViiie,
in the truth net "th avlew II ms MAKING
publication on the subject AT pieteh'. but tp
bee prepared against mn appreho" deh attack
founded ON events Connected Win Wal Cana
paigu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07

ibi, s5eei crisis 10 yow Correspondence VIZ
him III. ia mins ONLY. ~b'eb " private ..
communication on this paiai may Commence
.Iiher wrh You or him. AL suggest 1t u
ms, thinking a do. thai It had better bfsin
~i4h b,m. The affair uaF, hope lie tea miaa
ted o the salisfselion OF oil parties. VII
,snd yoa ia few days his 1.ns'i "hn Tor.
mef one) with the snswer, shich pt'Poso
ewing 10 u VII ch, II you Sc 40 etltelinh ~
IL. be o good a. 10 iof ward to MN. nu' "'
A :. rs,,rs II win ,o4r objection. 10 II. b.
Gaming from him. !, Will pot you more At ear
ia ,,ur an. Asr, and afford beti'' opportunity
for ihs eAsfci,e of kin ibess and llbsraihy'
shall attach no particular Importance 10 the
ALTAR, in my letter, leaving The argument 10
Won AID bin, So far as II 6ecoh 90 necessary 10
enter IntD a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
Il. LsRs, from Mr. Monroeio M. Calhoun.
OAK HIT, u (. %. 1877.

YAK TIIII1 y = =" TT
DELa Sla: In :ay Compliance WIN your
reoo.,I in the letter vi the 22d, 10" send you
all 10. documents rsisrrsd - IN II, winch yoa
q III 6ad To correspond Nth the name helosed'
II would be very gratifying TO me 10 know by
whoni, and. from sbs, quarter THIS attack on
me nA. been nlsdnated ! am far from wish
ing Won 10 Commitment 10 me Anr thug Inca
Won may 40, feel yourself At prrl ect liberty 10
com nunicate by tn strlctes' rules OF heiIeacy J
hut the hostility towards me is 20 marked and
uaI,.tif ,hle. fhptii may BIZ u,efrl 10 me to know
IN .ba, au,,t.r il exists. I have bcen much
nnrp,ed 10 this va. ever since my retirement !;
winch j. he more extraordinary because ] am
.ailficd that have gwen no just cause for II
to apJ one.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-01
MONDAY MORNING JAN 90 1asI.

TIE GENERAL AssEMgLY.-On Saturday, the
House of Delegates resumed the consideration of the
second resolution of tho Committee Of Courts Of
Justice, uniting Common Law and Chancery Turis-
dicilon III the same tribunals, and Mr.. Leigh conclu-
ded his argument against the ropositon--admitted
70 have been Of mastery descriptions and to entiile
the orator to yet higher fame! The pcroration was
especially fine in which abiding to tie portentous
cloud hanging over he Union-a cloud which, using
the idea of he Poet, be compared thrt which the
imagnatio0s ofthe Mosssnians ever saw in Spartan
iuvaslon--he icrvently prayed that Virginia might
be preserved united heart and feeling, to breast it
when 1t came The profound silence which endured
for some moments after his cJrcuson-moro nat'cr-
ing than clamorous appiause--narkcG the deD,h Of
The impression made b. his words.
Mr.. Lorghs argument was directed to prove Tic
mpractcab'iy Of the System Of Jurisprudence cz-
tabhshcd by the second resolution, from the czper
cnco Of others, and tho nature Of things lie ex-
planned the causes Ct The delays which hal orf,n IN