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DISSOLUTION.

"a VIE co-partnershp heretofore existing between
n me subscribers under the firm of Bailey & Moss,
(at Foliesye, Louisa county, Va) was dissolved by
mutual consent On the Nth Of October 1s3O.-Those
indebted TO the firm. and debts that will become due on
me I1th instant all persons being indebted TO The firm
aier the said date, requested TO be punctua in max
ing payments as further indulgence cannot be given
as we are determined 10 close the business sand on
the 2Sth Instant the balance Of the stock Of Goods on
hand VIII be sold for cash. BAILEY & MOSS.
April IL, iI3-w8w-
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a NEW STOCK IN OLD HANDS.-The $,

"A NEW Stuck IN OLD HANDS.-The sub
"a scrloers are now receiving (via New York
along with heavy purchases made in that market and
rh'iadeipha part OF their Spring importation OF Brit
"h DRY GOODS. Having sold within the last fe w
weeks about two thirds Of their old Stock embracing
almost every article that could be considered obec
ionabe they will In the Of ten days have the
most extensive and commanding stock OF Fresh Dry
coods 'hey have ever had since they have been IN
business. When their supplies ere 10 hand parcuI.Y.
WIN be given in general advertisement. In the me an
time they are Offering such Goeds as they have already
received on the most favorable terms. wholesale ynd
retail f. g. T. LANES g. r.
April 8. lift Marie, R,Jas
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WWTASHlNGTON TAVERN. STAINT0N Va

NEI ASHlNGTON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
w Mis-. CHAMBERS having declined Keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber late of
Waynesborough, has been induced to lease this exten
sive Establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
mondsoH, Tor term of years and takes pleasure in an
nouncing TO his friends and the public that it is now
open for the reception OF company. The house is i'm
excellent rePar-and having been furnished in sumo
ror Style and provided with the best servants and ma.
terials for genee accommodation the subscriber pIed
es himself that by unremiting attention TO business
tire satisfaction will be given 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter Belden's Line Of Stages between
This place and Guyandotte, will henceforih stop at this
house; which will afford 10 passengers bound TO any OF
the Virginia Springs other points westward the most
speedy opportunity OF enrance.--To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb. 26 95-U l.. HARTMAN
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Minno appears as IT, by Heaven designed
A specimen of all that lovely is
In Piety, IN youth, In form aud mind.
Like clear prism IN itself concentrating
Each beaueous ray, aud then rejecting all
lts varied charms ON the delighted eye.
feifcI than lilies, swceer than roses,
Purer than snow on Andes highest pcake.
Perfect her form in symmetry aud grace;
Her features all in Bcautys mould were cast
Aud her complexion like the Orient blush
Of Ray upon cloud of neocy wilderness.
Her doyo-like eyes beam stoar-lght, brilliant,
Yet soft, aud in expression pure as tho
she ne'er had looked upon this world, thought
Ot aught save Heaven.-Ohi she Is lovely
As Eve, when first from her Creators hands
She came,-There is ga sweet attractive grace
winning soitness in hor whole experiment.:
Which love and reverence profound inspires;
n dignity whose gentleness allures
Yet makes us feel the ground which we stand
is hallowod and 'no farther shall we come"
Her countenanco page of holy writ!
And 80 intelligent, u fountain deep
of Literature we're sure plays in her mind,
Which her sweet modesty would fam conceal:
But hor pellucid eye the latent spring
Discovers, sparkling with thousand gems.
Hor manners unaffected, free from guile;
Bsngnant, condoscending, artless, mild,
Constran us to do homage at her shrine
Aud says "tho many vmtuous, thou dost
SuTpass them slL''- But tho Ger eo'rv heart
She might her scopIe sway, aud reign untvallad
Bella, her hopes and joys are fixed things Divine
And meath her feet she ueads the praise Of man.
Her presence gives US pleasure as refined
As tho an angel, shc came to lure
us all tn mansions in the skies, by showing
In herself a miniature OF Heaven.
For sho Is purified! her heart tho throne
OF Pety, In innocence IL white
Washed In Regeneraiion's LAYER, cen
The small odrtt.JOTR stain is cleansed away
And her life is radaat with tho holy light
Which cmanates from HeareI's ''mOrniag star"
CORNELIA
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VA lillian G. JONES-ArroRNEY Ar L1w
Nv mas located bio self II Chcs,erie cid Cour,
House, and offers his professional services 10 hs nd
snd ,ne public. He VIII attend regularly The Conn,
md superior Courts Of Chesief6eid, Porhst,n a.
amelia AZ busioes' tnpusied 10 bin ,haII I.sslvs
prompt and runelual attention.
g9-n I'm
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ny me Governor Of The Commonwealth of Virginia
n PROCL.a.LdITOW.

II PROCL.d.U.dIIO.N.
R/1A HEhEAS Information has been received by tie
w Executive, from source to be relied on tba.
on the I'm day OF December last, near Warren i'm the
county oil Albemarle, an attack was made on a Mts
'enahaD, widow lady, by rouliiio man unknown to
her oovou'iy with an intent of committing violence
made felony by statues and the said muatto has fl I'd
rom lusties and Is now going at large. Now there.
lore. L. John Floyd, Governor of the Connie nwealb''
OF virginia have thought proper, with the advice of
'hs council OF Stale, 70 offer reward of fifty dollars
any person or psrons who will discover the petps-
faor OF the assault aforesaid And do moreover re-
qure all ofhcers, civil and msry, and exl ort the
good people of tbs Commooweal 10 use their be,t
ehdeaVors TO discover the offender Aforesaid that he
may be aPprehe nded and de- all with as the law directs
GIVEN under my hand az Governor, and under the
lSea'J Seal Of the Commonwealth al Rich.
mond, this 22d day of March. 1881.
~ JOHN FLOYD
Inc said negro wac dressed in a half worn blue broad
eIoh coat and paG,alOons red striped aud balf.wcrn
iutd hat, with knapsack on his back and drawing
KNIFE In his hand; no flesh mark recoIlecied unless
some scratches made by her D biz lace, which che
thinks che made he is supposed 10 be about feet
or y inches high, stoht,we made, aud dark mulato
marcb ~. I0S-w1w
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VHNOBACCO Puddle house Richmond =
"a Planters and ohers,seDdng Tobacco 10 lhis Ws,s.
mouse, are assured that tie sricies attention will be-
paid N recover Dg ard securing TIE same w." W
The or yase, aud other charges on Tobacco. bv ,bs
Wy OF Petersburg, Norfolk, sc the same a. 10 ohss
warehouses IN The Cily.-Freight toll, &c advanced
"h'n required LAKELAND T. FISHER.
N,-cb o. Inspectors.
i'''" "i' 10g-tIsfJune
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dkOA REwARD.-Runawav from ,he az,

Oh oh overwhelmingly from the sub,cri.
30 SV Der, about the 10Th December Last INV
Negro Man STEPHEN, who sometimes calls himself
Stephen HooMes. Stephen is about 30 years Of age,
hive sst two or three inches high, of dark
stout black beard add whikers. has lost one Of his
uppsr front teeth, aud small gap in his under
which are short in FROST He has several scare one
on his forehead just above his nose two small scars
or marks on his right breast, little below hi. neck
small one OH the back Of the left wrist on he Joint and
small lump on the left breast just below the neck
Stephen was raised iu Lunenbuig county, about Is
miles below the Courthouse, by a Mr.. Blackwell, who
gave him to his son Stephen Blackwell, who sold him
In Richmond, about two an half years ago, where 1
purchased him. am apprehensive he is in Lunen burs
or some OF the adjacent counties II he il not 10 Iu,
nsnbug think probable he is over in North Caro-
ina or ha. taken boat on the Roanoke, and gone to
Norfolk lie may probably have free papers, and pass
as Tree man, aud change hs name. of vessels
are cautioned against habOuring him. or carrying him
off. $50
will give the above reward for Stephen, n taken
out OF the Safe, and secured in any jail 80 that get
him again; or fifteen dollars if taken within the S,e,e
Any Information respecting sad runaway, will please
be directed to me, Richmond Post office, Va
JOHN III JENNINGS.
ApriI 1lo-w4s
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TBNHE HORSE H0rSPUR will stand tie present
u, season, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. m
ca n week, at Cumberland Court ouse, and the re.
subserber-For terms, which are as heretofore. sec
handCiIls JOHN p. WILSON
Apfi 8. 112-v1,g
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DISSOLUTION

FHNHE co-parnershp heretofore existing under tho
~ hfm OF Smith and Johnson is This day dissoly.
ed ny mutual consent. Persons indebted TO the late
concern, by note or Otherwise, will phase make eayl,
payment To either OF The pareS. In like mamie those
having claims will present them.
FRANCIS j. SMITH.
April 5 1lI-w6w THOs r. JOHNSON
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' fha
n cond Tuesday IN May next, 10Th Of lhe month. l.,
day-Sweepstake-mis hea,s-sntrance SlOO-haIf
forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS.
John hnge, John NJ Bolts,
o. p. Hare, 8 Thomas R.o,b
VIM. II. Minge, b Moody
Jno ID. Kerby, 10 WIN. f. Wickh am.
j. M. Selden, IL A. Arms,rong
VIM. Wynne, IL CIR C. Cravrs
I'd day-Proprietor's purse-two mile bea,s-s3OO
Sd day-JOckey Club Purses ,OOO-four mile
heats.
Attn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS four or more subscri.
bers are obtained at $50 cach be added to the purs,
Of $3.50.
From the number of horses expected at Tree Hill.
IL IL probable during the week some ntere sting races
may be made and run.
J. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
N. Is. There is now open Sweepsiake for years
old-entrapce $l00-4 subscribers reuued-three al.
ready down-to Gloss the lst of Apri-(mile heats
March 20. l0s-a2wtd J. Nj S.
EPROADROCK RACES, SPRING MEErING. viii
n commence the last Wednesday in April .he 27,b
Proximo and continue four days.
lst day-two Races-a Swpeestake and Pos,sfske
france $20O-haf forfeit
Abner Robinson, James w. winhee,
VIM. Johnson, Isham pucke,,
Subscribers TO Pcststake-mile hea.s-eptranee
SlO0-play or pay
Thoms. Watson, Thomas d. Watson
John M'nge, James NJ. Selden.
VIM. II Johnson,
I'd dey-Pfoprietor'S Purse $2OO-two mile heats
Sd day-Jockey Club Purse S5O0-three mile heats
stake. r
1925: '''e
Tm' H. Johnson, j. Harron,
3 3Ss w; seldom VIM. Wynne,
Tho. Watson,
Subscriberst TO Sweepslake for 4ih day--Ine b eats
entrance $50:
Tho. Watson, VIM Rail
no Grayes, chd. Adams,
Tho. ID. Watson,
IsHAM PICKETT, Proprietor.
MARC" @o' lCS-2awtd
q d ANOVER LAND FOR SALE.-WnI be so'J a.
y Il Hanover Court House On the fl .st day OF Ma,
next the rac, OF land called Liepages belong
ing 10 the estate oiJohh Siarke, decd containing by
recent survey, upwards of three hundred acres suffice
to the dover OF the widow of VIM Litlspase This ane
lies on Stony Run Creek near Hendricks old Tavern
Hanover, about thirteen miles from the city Of Rich
mond, well nbered and said 10 be- he best land ia tb al
pari oil The country Terms, third cash. the balat C.
III one and two years. with deed Of trust TO secure IN,
last two payment. JOSEPH STARKE, adm'r
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FIFrY DoLkARs REWARD : R<5aww from
- the soo.rrlosr on the Goth uit. negro man by
the name OF TUPMAN, who sometimes call, him,ef
iupman bsnks, three years Of age, bright
muato WIN very black hair and beard, fierce eyes,
large hands and small feet he is wd sensible fell
ow speaks very correctly Since his elopemen, ihavs
been Informed he road aud write, and is probable
ne VIII change his name, and endesvour to procure
eer'hca'e OF freedom; he brisk aud ae.ve, good
mouse servant, gardener, oster and field hand. He
carried with him white hat more than half worn
new black fur hat, black worried .hor, coat and two
pair OF panaloons, Of black lasting and the oher OF
blue cashmere, pair Of boots and pair Of shoes with
low quarters: he Is we'll acquainted in the City Of
Richmond, and in some of the southern and western
States, and think it very probable he will deayour
TO get some white psrson to carry him off, as my father
has lost three negroes in that way.
Should there be a white person who may aid him
In making his escape, will give half the sum the said
fellow may sell for to any person that may nd
aud bring to conviction the offender, will give tho
above reward OF fifty dollars for the aud
delivery oil said follow to me- IL taken up out of this
state or half that sum If taken up within this state
and in either case If secured so that get him asain
the reward will be paid, SILAS b SPINDLE
LoRErro. Essex Co Va April 8. ll2-w4w
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NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.
Protest of the II. s. Minister.

Thslwegs Gefman compound Tha Vail y sna W 81
wy. 1t meats here The dssret ohsnns Of TIE river.
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TREE-HILL RACES.

u ME hrst Spring Meeting will con m nee thu Sc
n cond Tuesday IN May ne x, 10Th Of die month -,
heas-sntrance SlOO-baif
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no ruE EDlrORS OF TuE ENQU

YOU shall consider tho enclosed worthy of the poetic
your paper you will confer favor by giving Insertion.
II is from the pen OF lady who has the portrait merely
from description without having the orgaoi aud yet
few there acquainted with the original who will ncknow
ledge the justice of the portrait;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
POETRY.
Ear The Yirrininn

For The pirgin,dn.
..,.-...,, ,ore more upon thy sncieat wall,
Wa''" '. have heard the voice OF treed ON
e"a, yho comes 10 break the Iyrant
-, ',',nr her light on Poland once again.
h"e a,,rora-st,ose long prisona rays
H.. hurs, at length upon thy longing gaze
Ia bersl led by dashing Mars
hall halt their God-eoDducted ca's
n"" All prussian--nor the Cossack slave
sso' ~. .,a,r,.u towards, boisterouS to seem
~, ,he cruelty that Russian Lords
t c,. .,..trr through the thron5 vi oaroa' Jus
,,n,te the Gordian knot again,
"a" ,hey. like Cesar, cleft with Sloord III
twain!
,rh. Earthquake shock Of Liberty nat" SUI
ns,,-aod behold his throne torsa
nv. bastard Monarch makes away
F,s,doms light, like wolf from da"h'ps
-, hs sbrinks before the =" lava Hood
~ n.,il;ne burst oil burning Patriots o'ooo'
apG 30. and know. how light task II oe'
U ~, a,s,, mill act. 10 make nation iree.
'', E,.nce hi, secret thou hast qu'ehiy
caught, .A,
AL nv thy self be other nations tangh'
Joti the bright example Ger the EARN
q MI ro,ss manlIind FROM despot'snl' uea''"
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MIR. Calhoun TO General jackson.

steamboat POt0m0c, June i, 1871.
Sir Though you intimate, i'll your letter OF
yesterday, that no further communca ion with
me is necessary on the subject TO which il re-
itrs, feel myself impelled 10 notice some OF
your remarks, lest my silence should be con-
srued into al acquiescence in their truth or
business. shall be as briff as possible.
You say that have enji,ely mistaken your
letter oil the 18th May, in surprising that il,
CUES lon,d either my motives or conduct.
anu not aware thai have imputed 10 you an
Impeachment of my motives but certainly
o'u understand that you had questioned the
sincerity aud irankness OF my conduct and |
"us' add That our present letter notwi,hs'an-
lug me most demonstra ti 9 proof Mhich had
o"e'eo 10 the contrary, shows cl arly that
uu.ersiood you correctly, and OF course was
"''' as you suppose, mistaken.
nave no aoubt that there are those who
ae'ua'ed BY enmity to me, aud not friendship
'you, have, in the most artful manner, for
yed's 'n'inated that have been secretly en-
u.as"r'ng to injure you, however absurd the
-ou' must express my surprise that you
snosid have permitted nsiouaiions, as base as
"ey are false. to operate on you, when every
oiu ana act ot mine gave to them the lie di
eo'' l 'eti Conscious that have homo ably
, uaa fully pei formed towards YOU every dut,
mM irieodship imposed, aud that any i'm
f",auon to The contrary is wholly unme,ited
gu mistake in sopposing that have any
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CONT UED
No. 4.
General Jackson 10 Mr.. Calhoun.
OC''' ~ NJ Oh nc

General Jackaon 10 Mr.. Calhoun.
MAY 80, 1880.
-, Wv communicable of the 29th inst
handed me this morning just as was go,
to church. and of coui Sc was mol redu uh'h
| ielnrned.
restet to find that You have entirely m'S'"-
lien nv nu,e of tie 18th INST. There Is no pan
nj Il which calls in question either Your cor"
duci or your motives Ia the case a'iHueu u.
Mic. are TO be inferred from actions, and
;,aoed of by our God. II had been in'ina'ed
% %. many wears ago, that it was you, and
~, AIR Crawford, who had been secretly en-
deavo,;oy 10 destroy my reputation. 3hese
;nsin,.,;ons Indignantly replied. upon the
g,o,od that you, in all your letters to me- pro,
f.ssqd 20 be my personal friend, ana approves
sntir,Iu nv conduct in relation TO The oenho'e
c,,,n.,un. | had too exalted an oP'n'on Oh
youI honor and irankness, 10 believe LOT one
uontnt that ysu could be capable ot such oe
a.n,ion. Under the Influence OF these ir'enu'y
FEELINGS (Which | always entertained '"r YOU
when was presented win copy Oh W.
C.swford's Letter, with thai hankness ""'cn
ever has, and hope ever WIN cha'ae'e''ss my
conduct, considered 1t due 10 yo"' anu '"o
tri,nuy Citations which had always existed be.
,xsen ns 10 Law il forthwith before you, and
psk II the slatomen's contained IN thai letter
could be true. | repeat had right 10 be.
iisge that YOU were my sincere III '"o! d"o
n,iIuow, never expected 10 have occasion TO
say of YOU, in the language of Cesar, III III
Bruts 2 lie evidence which has brought me
10 this conclusion is abundaniiy contained IN
,our letter now beio,e me. In your ana Nh
Crawfo,d's dispute | have no interest "na'es
eI-but it may become necessary tor me mere
after when | shall have more leisure, ana Inc
document. a, hand, to place the subject IN It's
proper lshr: TO notice the historical iacis
and references IN your communication, which
will give a very different view OF this subject.
II is due to myself, however, 10 state that
the knowledge OF the Executive documents
and orders in my possession will show conclu-
lively that had authority for all did. and
that your explanation of my powers, as deciar-
edit Gov. Bib, shows your own Understand
.ile of them. Your letter to me oil the zSIh,
nanded 10 day, and now before me, IS the hrst
iniimatioD to me that you ever entertained any
other opinion. or view OF them. Your conduct,
words, actions and letters have ever thought,
show this. Understanding you now, no farther
communication with you On this subject IL ne
Cesssry.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
you most Obedent servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
To The Hon. J. C. CALHOUN.
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No. 10.
No. 40.
General Jackson to MIR. Calhoun.

General Jackson to Mr. Calhoun.
HERMIrAGE, June 49, 1880
SIR Your letter oil thr 22d June last has
lost been received, via Washington city. re.
gret that niue To you Of the 7th oi May, Gov
eIing u copy OF one To Mr.. Forsyth from me
of same date. had mol reached you, as il would
have prevented you from falling into the gross
errors you have from tue unioundsd iaierences
you have drawn from Mr. Forsyth's letter to
me aud would have inforTed you that | had
no conversation OF communication with Mr.
Forsyth on the subject alluded to, before the
receipt OF the copy of Mr.. CrhNford's lettfT
which, so prsmptly laid before you 10 cor
rect the errors into which the inf'renc you
have drawn from Mr.. Forsyth's letter hove
led you, / herewith again enclose sou copy
Of my letter to Mr.. Forsyth Of the 9Th hlHy'
aud his answer thereto OF the 9Th June last
which received on the 9Th instant aud have
TO regret that any interruption of the mail pre-
vented your reCsi pt of mine OF the z b OF May,
which was mailed The same time mine TO MIR.
Forsyth was.
MIR. Forsyth having promlsed.in his letter TO
me of the l7th Juoe, that he would explain,
aud by letter correct you in the unjust and I'M
founded iniorences which you had drawn
f. ON his letter and | must add here, for your
information, that, II understood your other AL
lu- ions, they are as equally untounded. have
never beardt even intimaied, ehCepii IN your lei
ter that the indis dual 10 whom suppose you al
luded, had tie slg htest knowledge on The SUBJ
jet, or the most remote agency IN the matter
In conclusion, repeat. have always met the
intmatIons oil your having made beioie the ca
binet, IN secret council, against me, injurious
| movements, with fiat aud positive denial, aud
brought INTO view, by way of rebntee, yon'
Uniform aud full approval Of my whole conduct
! on the Seminole caapaigu. SO iai as |, OF ANY
of my trends, had heard yoa on the subject
and the high character you sustained for fair
| open. an honorable cunduc, in all things, wa
Intended probably for the 10ih July
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No. J.
Mr.. Calhoun to Mr. FORSYTH

STEAMBOAT PoToAAc. LIST June, 1880
DIR nave just received your letter OF the
oiu ull'ino, which was handed IN. by MIR Ar
cher. II gives me the first intmaiion that
nave mad, that The President applied 10 YOU
" oo'"'n Information of what touk place in the
eapinet OF Mr.. Monroe on the snhiect of the
oem'noie Campaign and, of course, as | sup.
eose' 'ha' you were acting for him, and no,
LOT yourself, IN your correspondence with Mr..
Crawford Neither the copy of hi, latter to
you, placed IN my hands by the President. nor
MS note covering the copy, gave the sllghtes
,n'hha'ion OF this TACT but, en- the contrary
nad ahght TO presume, from Mr.. Crawford CIV
ing ynu authority TO show me his letter ifyou
eased. that the correspondence originated
win YOURSELF and was under your en.ire CON
fol, AMI not, rs now infer, the request O
."o resident. aud for his use The view
III which regarded the conespondenee, aud
"n'e' was stihed to do judging by the facts
oeiore me, FULLY explains my IemarkS in NV
le'ier to the President, as lar as you were
concerned with them
III the direction which this affair has taken
IL IS not for me 10 determine whether you
ouS"t 10 furnish me any Information, or VIVA,
II oosh' TO be. Had supposed, that, under the
circumstances in which | WAS placed, such a
rlsh' belonged TO me, would have claimed il
previously 10 my answer 10 the President 8
ie"e'' ~ us 10 nave mad the advantage, before
made my reply, Of Whatever light might be
furnished iiom the sources therein ,ndica-
ted That there are those who intend that
altar shall operate against me pol,,ic,ll, Nv
causing rupture between my self and the Pres
tdel and thereby affect, il possible, my stsn.I,g
"'h the nation, [ cannot doubt, for reasons
which have s.strd 10 my answer. To the
President hut must DO permitted 10 express
my surprise that you Shout Il suppose that INV
remarks comprshended you, when they ex-
pfessiy referred to those whose names did no,
appear ~ the Transaction, and Consequently
excluded You.
NY answer TO the President is his properly
ana not mine-and consequently il belongs
10 him. aud uoi To me. 10 oielernln. 10 whom
he shall, or shall moi, give copies.
am, very respectfully, DC.
j {. CALHOUN.
iIor joins Forsyth.