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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

We find The following rsry curious notice IN
a hlefris,own Sew Jer.ev) paper:
" The Lsdie.' Society attached 10 St Pe'ers'
chaieh respectfully give notice, that on the
eveaing ~ Tuesday, the 26ih inst. u variety II
KEFRESHMENl > will be offered 81 Mf. ia.
sou Kings Hotel. The proceeds IN be sppli-
ed to- ards illpdaing the church debt"
"roth pure" OF eourse, all 'hings nre
pare - but II thu ladies get op a e)resfglent al
tavern. for the sake Of tfquidaiing the debts
Of a church. they render their +" good (inten-
iious) liable ~ be evil spoken Of.
tU s. Gas.
Ia the whole course of my life. said Montes-
quieU, have never known any persons com
pieiely despised, except ,hose that Kept bad
company.
The mott agreeable OF all companions is
simple, frank man, without any high preten-
sions 10 oppressive greatness one who loves
lie aud understands the Use OF II .obligiDg,
alike al all hours above all Of n golden temper
aud sieadfasi as an anchor. For such an oae
We would gladly exchange The greatest genius,
the most brlau, vii, the profoundest think
or.
CHANGE ~ 0plEror RI collection Of July
'e'e's'" ""ii y" '"e ."'B" "1 'he 90" az
eievhn O'Clock an the forenoon, near the
Poni d 1cft. I was carried 10 the hospital
Win somr twenty other wounded. aud N. De
puyiren came 10 an hour 10 vist us. He Ue4-
ted "a pretty roughly, call d as ednditte, aud
asked AZ "heihrr we bad not much better have
&c NAMED at home, than come out to be shot
lie also added, II shall cure you very soon,
tina, you my bs sentenced very quickly also.
The next day (lhe 29fnj he caaie IN the nor.
nIag. lie sloke TOYS wi much midn-ss,
aad gave Us 10 under stand ihat our inipJudence
would probably be paIdonrd. On Inc 3oih
h" Visited sgain nkeu us Thousand ques-
iIan, sach pns more pstefnat tnah tie other.
snd hnisbed by lrA,sing our courageous dc.
Doion. have rad "ith,n few days IN ri.e
public aekooa Judgment OF the
generous HlieTgt with winch he attended tue
"0pndeI. PaTiS paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
DlGGE'S OEFNCE.
10000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery.

Class No I, tor 1881.
To be drawn at Norfolk on Monday the eth of
Aug. 1881.
90 number Lottery-9 drawn ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

~ On tuesday last. Lieut. Col. Joshua
X. Holm es, was elected Colonel OF the 10 ST
Regt. Va. Militia nice Col. David Rodes,
resigned; Maj. Abram r. North. Lieut.. Colo.
mel, rice Holmes and Capt. Albert NJ. Gillian.
Major, rice North.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

Ia the whole course of my life. said Monies
quieU, bav. never known any persons com
pieleiy despised, except ,hpse that Kept bat
company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
i y ZIP o. "a ,

HUST received fresh supply Oidrs
Cd rate LAMP OIL.
J. +. 81 4. ROYAL.
June 90 Is
HEREBY caution he psblic from receiv-
n lug an assignment OF a hood given 10 the
l'ua,ees u ). N J.. McRey for the SUN Of
S36 80. Said Bond was given for articles pur.
ch ,sed at the sale by said Trustees, which art-
cles never have been delivered, aud are stil in
The hands ot MoRsyno'ds. The subscriber
therefore does not ie-l himself bound to pay
said Bond. WOOD JONES, Gudr disn
Of Geo. w. Jones.
July % lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

III We have received the ,st. No Of a pa
per from UIbAna. (Ohio,) with the strange III
tie OF The Country CoHustrator." Where
dad the editor liad The queer name
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
July %

NHHE highest cash p1ice viii 90 gwen ior
- WHEAT, and all other kinds OF country
produce. Z, KERR.
May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

Riper," are receyed--and shall have a speedy
insertion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05
ATTEMPT Ar MIrRDFR

Cofl|ars y. Nor ii--On Tuesday night
last (Sh Nov Nalor Sanon, while engaged in
his yard a some work yves sho, by an individual
winch viii probably fatal The ball entered
under the eft ann and lodged in the right side
where II rmaiocd until person could come to this
place, adsrance Of Is or20 miles. FOR Doctor w
james, who Immediately rapoie.d thither and cx-
uaetcd it, ". NJ Bonnet, son-n-law of Maol
SlIhman has been arrested, and, we understand
sworn to by Mr.. ;. as thepcrpctrator of this most
foul deed hui as Rennet and Sillim0n have al
ways liyei upon the most friendly tern,s and as B
IS SAID 10 he young nan Of good character in hi,
nclgahorhood, We torbcu at present to say any
thing more, relying uron he wisdom four court tC
ura1el the mystery, and deal justice to the offend
fr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

: - e l..,i lose BE- p'opoaed FaItUaf.
ufafH pa pesase declaration agsinst tho h..
.,atafy principle. isH al5o vac against ib,
kIaa thsiag he sole right OF ereatng Peer, b..
caa.e ia lel cas- tbs a-coud Chamber would
No lis IN facta legislative po@ef:t would represent
no oae-and would present 40 idea IN common VIII
HsTfza NATIVE government. | vii IN the .nd tu5
taasaa opinion winch shut APPROACH nearest -
mars o. rather 4 snfiug ofdyane batter. ! hal.
probably vote I9r H. propp.itioa ~ IA oIqo,riaa
'anyoaa opinion which aas hatc Tie best cla,nsr
II succea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05
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sun - 'ls' 10 N ''''s. " 49,
I AM to IN. It'i' 5''=, 5''.'', =,
". $50 anti W. NM ~ '.'''
upon WIFE, u. eyes are bN'if ~ NJ 80 '.'
here'lr# g'5'. '''' ''' f','
Aire'dt l7'a I'D a' II 'a H''H ''. ~ ~"
calculations a'i IA m IA 'a#Hl 1'l'a''.. .'.. ''N 5
oi ~ govern" 5hl thdi 100 v M ''s''. ,'' ~
me nat hrni "hGa u 10 rrah's u u. #t''e'
hh.l' therefore, WIN AaH Ht.'n''# III ''I'.5''a
uf p#A'a'iff prov "A u 'tl'.a#. wa ,t
In o. article o. IN 51Hl'i ".'' 49, "i" II 'A
nom "a QUITS "oe' only I".''ae T.. '5'' am
p35atRoasf iofl b.lsf' "Ii"h "'''''N'.
'h.r canfs el disturbance ma il Is 'ha "n my
at a sH# ~ o''m.inr between e' cons l'.'l. ~
M revolution AMI The rfroI'fa'aa oi tle '''a''
tloa witch NOR tian any 'iaS ''... ii''#''= .'#
return q public AMI pIaW# security. - es'ls
i.am ID lftl) oFr You az ape'tR s.n'lam II
Tins I.i' h'nr md IA "a ajfaa' - a'&a 'i W.
deo'tH iag se.ns Over anew ~. y. paris OF q '1
ouss "a. with hasb"a 50 lW'f m' - any R'W
t0n'i tn egun'lse calls UPON Ms i'f on ePa
IONS on the question Of ea12 -r=nrf Viii nv
hume a. d sworn Wlu#r5 mEdh#ara ep9a NJ
justice Bnt t1' 1t 'hf ssHi .u#o. ! "a bound -
i7PN - aH @t'l=N "'''l' Nts i'
who's yaics W wefa all p, ri 7sa'n 70 D." tom
ussta5pa.. has ma!. Against The do, ne oflHshna=
al sog'r sntY. that narcserpthe u-Htoi IL. pc
pit 'htt 'alprlnelple of onr soelai cE'#taa, hH
lofty intellect pre-oerup'd with trshsh notions a.
10 the onapoace Of Parliament l VII net '7}
with Inn. could not but would no' comprehend ia.
nau,ra Of the constituent p'~sr lAI eyes ar ii
rettea 10 Mr. t'ayr toul who 'a''ea n@ adles
I'll his Eli lon habit of I.dt arsninrv Ia.
rendered Jus idea fer} tmillar and yey easily IN
talisineto me-. admit with oar rol'rleus TIA
there Is nothing lusi ba, lp,.irc aul therefor. u Il
Tint n tn school 10 Which | belong. il h1s BIZ
thought essential 10 prtfire written constitutions
with simple dschr1ino Of tn, r.ghl Of ma aa,
o: fas'''y, ofth1ssrsh's of whlrha Who'll nation
is unable tos d ply, sind e..r#u. nut n tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05
IMPROVED PLANNING MACHINE.

A machnc,the invention ofMr. Woodwork, for
planemg, tonguing & growing, has for some time
past, been Unsuccessful operationm this place. We
yesterday saw, at this establishment, an improve
ment on this machine made by Mr. Samuel Bodies
ami for which We understand, he intends to take
out apotent. With this machine one man eau per
form the labour ofthirty, working in the ordinary
way, and about 30 percent more than with Wood
worths machine. The construction is extremely
simple; and the machine will be easily kept in or
der
These improved machines are made at the ma
chime shop Messr5, Graham & Helmes, Mes
srs Knox y Mkee, Agents.
[Wfeeling Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

Daties--If the duties on the following articles
were entirely taken off our people would save
much, and no domestic interest would be injured
Pepper which pays cts. d pound; Alspice 6
Cloves % Nutmegs 60; Currants 3; Figs 3 ;
Pruncs 4; Raisms and 4. As to articles produ-
ced or made in this country they are probably fur
nlShed cheaper by domestic competition encouraged
by the duties, than they would be if entirely impor
ted. We should be at the mercy of circumstances
and torelgn manufacturers if we depended altogether
On foreign supplies Many persons remember
what the prices Were when such was the case BE
sides, the increase of employment augments the pc
neral ability and if we import fewer of some ar
c!e3 we import more OF others. (BoEoa SIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Ton y T. Suits T}ls5oyt
MR. BIRPIs%

ron ~. =. suns f"e@5dTh
NR BERRIt&
d Tn Gi1.a ofFalny Iast give m o1trart for
NJ BenHrn .pecrIt II dumar a.yenfo Gov o.
mer ia NiI'eaesYIIn. ~ prove that public opno
iiHtiasnst.i bal coerrsd that scntiomm 10 the sup
Port Of Gen Jork.rn.a r. election We give below
thu entire speech that such Of onr readers as MAJ
haFc sf.ntl.a article IN thf Globa may form an q
pupa iar themselves and hat We may taxi lla
or9aaianto say hut SO hnse i from The = antjor
ny that Jadsc B,n3cas opinions have undergone
orhmes Tin Globe, and the parasites Who sur
round tna' Yfual praz arc ckeofabe, ho"s'et
iot the mierneof winch they baff drafa fan
J"ise Beun rmnaai and hc paga bat de NOR
tax Tor lbs hb.t1IIt5 Ia tiiote who no" ".'.d
- me d'strnf'loa " his r1ni3io1t thh m13ans'
winch he contributed $50 I1fstly To er'a'. lie
should not have forgotten iint IA III devotion Ia
fisf own personal interests, l1g ofeahi Of ihe al
mpiaIt"it7n ar lnraP7'ir "' 7rnt'# 'l1S t'f "ia
hnfton between ga aoesrar" 70 panriP."i an
approval "i ihr General la9nf pai'Y 81 III" 'amiH=
Nf'ison, mud bind pefaonH de'olen 20 ten.
Jrkson
h following toa'l hAt}"s h's6 <'a
Ja'n R"'P''f2'" bfre' We H'h sun
praEiH. his rum 10 georgia h7 a't"c'a IN
e7sf#r. ma IN 1baA.'a ri d. '"a'd .'.'i'' ana
lutIe Free i#Is 'ap1eoiieni ar 1e&.d WIN
'ai'iaI i'eau5H ~ H. i#H""-cilsa' d, lnla
STATE
Nj hfmifN s'a.-
~ FffHd'Ri-''h am oeca''ao ne INC F'es.e
winch 81 particularly d#s ned 10 III honor = -.
d1s'H"H he'd mdi'doat who ia ln-' az.
}on ofn W"llIlnf 10 jr.#las3 ugon Yo#. t..e
J emHol ho"e'9 htlasenz .i4f e" ihe =.
~ So numerous md respectable
| iri'pW-rtt11.e.. and }stNaE q e - -
t.ti rt, I. q. a. q f.ft,.. T. 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

Narolia0 Boa !eE-Thcreh has been left with Us,
fr public Inspection Il pair Of Blankets, from the
Mandatory Of Col john T. calhoun, Of Eendle-
ton district The warp is of Cotton, and tic filling
of Wool; and they are pronounced, by competent
Judges, to be equal if not superior 70 London Duf-
fills. Experience has proved Them 10 be very dura-
bic. They measure Shy 9quarters, ana az sold as
fast as they can be manufactured at IS per pan.
Col CS establishment Is found to be highly bouef-
cIal to the farmers OF the District who find there
ready market tor ali their wool, and portion OF
their cotton crops Flanncs to Il considerable OK
tent, are likewise manufactured at tbs establish
ment Very handsome specimens of carpeting
have been made there. The Wool-cardng part OF
the establishment Is actively engaged in preparing
the wool of the ncishborHg counties for domestic
use, which is brought, in some instances, dis
tanco Of forty miles, for the purpose
LCaNLler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

Le5.r = ne c. E.ssr-#--.a-I.s..
lease Of the C;ty Wharf wa .sa.. '
ug on the following terra. Tf.H..#.. -.
per unnam for 20 ycar5. tie !.s....,. g.
whafle substantial fr.eh zz5.#s L. 49,.
Than $1,000 each, T. ge. =: tif.lsa... ettL.
ion ofthe Tense.
tBsHs. =
Haadea Czoeks.-We are ere3iblq .-ea.
OF lh5 regular Yankee invention, f,t..z
Thousand IRE annually tnu;ed ont by -. g..
alone, "A Connecticut.
Dog ca"ep.-TheNo Riyerlmcofl=
have reduced ,aa farc from New lo.l.fs A..
one collar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

Ertraet IF Letter, 10 q acnt'e@oa o. 2
P4ia, date& LISBON, 10Th Sep'cmaE
Since the revolt of the Iith regiment a.d
government of Don Miguel, eighteen nf.1a
scrgeants nave been shot aud abeu! si&sEn
under orders FOR execution. Several scr,
officers ofother corps have b,ea removed g
ty sharp-shoot,rs (Cacadorcsl posted is. Z.
who made movement similar = t.at =
arrived from thence IN isors TIE leantl
of Nlzeu, hitherto great supporter d
vcmmcnt, Director Of the University 81 -
and public instruction, has been subst.a2.
jesuit and ignorant monk, Fra Fortunate
Ventura, Colonel franzlne, director Of
rope yard; and r. Admiral May, both -A.7-
hutn.oaerate men, have been disnls cd f.
Marchloaoss of Angela, the Counties oi
the Countess Of Ribeira, andthe Counties o.
10 MiIhor, were assaulted in the night y '..
guard, and thrown INTO prison. The NJ
of Ma was fortunate enough TO max i-.
ON board of the English frisate, lying N q.
and sailed for England by the British IT,
captain Porteus, which packet WIS 50 i',, :
scngers as to be obliged to leave many tenn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

IL Andcrsla-We leamfiom the Boston Tran.
scripttha, the Committee of the Board of Alder.
men on the communication of the Manager of the
fremont Theatre transmitting $780,. the proceeds
of Mr. and Mrs Anlcrson's Charity Concert bav,
reported. as their opinion, that the money was pre-.
scented undera msapprehension Of public senti-
ment Tic board have voted to ropiaee the funds
at the disposal at MIR Barrett, the manager.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

Gotten and sd, 40 he sr.sr = stF.gz aasa#
Coast Il Peru 10 bals ofwhira Lad been gnE'a
IN DIS cry n common saa IN and sold III j.
GEMS pr pound AID tn So. ID To BE- 70 lon
tha none Of The nsaeIiintrY Old - near tins e''3
could woiA Il advantageous :. ih# plan. ls pe=
renniaI B7H t'ah
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

A LHakg HID Carrjer.--A black fellow arrayed
IN tatters and those atters Literally sprinlled with
nosar, tn, SYMBOL ofhis profession, presented tn
hehc'eombimueA numbers. - 10 So, (which came up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

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ri'!'''' oo''i'iic aci, 10 MS 'oo'1 "ihs .'re u
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

The Charleston Conricraeknowledgos the re.
ceipthy ship Dove. iron, tins city, Of ~, P#H'o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
POETRY.

,,s .econd volume of Moore' Lie OF
nan we copy the following
r,t,uc, from an unpublished r0s"
xonoun, the rivers oil my years,
fountain Of our smls' d'n 'e"''
10 IA no, trace again the stream VI "o'
| "ou'u ,hoir outworn banks OF wilmer
r1 !, aay asnow--until il k'ides
pa' The numbtr of The name ess t'dts'
~, :. ,b;s Death "a quiet OF the hea't
w. ,vbo,e of that OF which we are par
ife il hi; = visen-what see
III " .,hich lives alone is lie 10 M
Vi Al, the absent are the dead.
AM -, ma fromtrsnquility and spread
Nho sb,o,d around us, and invest
urea ,,memberancers our hours OF rest
WIN ~, are the dead-for they are cold,
Inc aos can be what once we did be-
NOV ,Ssv are changd and cherries =or if yet
h"' fo,eotten do not all forget
Inc ", .4ne Il. yiJed--euual must II be
onO' las, barrier be OF earth or s'a;
j 'oo he holh--lut one dav end ii must
,hs dark union Of insehs'te dust
~ '.,,,1r, earth inhabitants they
D., mi ,gle1 millions dfcom""sPn 10 cay
..hps OF a thousand HPfs slithu
,,,,s,sver man has trodden Ut shall tread !
". tn ,hey in the silent cIi"s dwell
p,sh in his incommnnicative cell
"a ha' have thy Their own language and a
sense
NJ hrsa hess being 7-darkened aud IN
tense
,.,a;dni,h, in her solitude oh. Earth
WhS,p are the past land wheTeso,e had they
birth
Tho dead are thy iuheritors-and We
r., hnbbles on thy surface - and the key
oftn, profoundly is in the gave,
Tho ebon pur al OF thy peui'ird cave,
Wnerp would walk III sprt, aud behold
"a, elcme nts resolved 10 things untold.
And (a,hom hidden wonders, and explore
The essence Of great bosoms now 40 more.
-"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24

! VII traWiords assertion that n, knfu
personally what he here aifirms, renders IL pro.
per 10 make frw remarks How he could
nave hEd any personal knowledge of what h,
states, | I'm Mt a loss 10 understand ON
political intercourse had ceased for years. w,
mao none subsequent TO the fall OF 1921, and
~ 'aci none OF any kind after that. beyond
me mere ordinary cvllities nC life
My course III relation to lhe point IN oues-
ton Was very different from what he states.
Wnen ny name vas Withdrawn from the list
OF Presidential candidates, / assumed a perfect.
" neutral position between General jackson
anu Mr. Adams. was decidedly opposed 10 n
congressional caucus as both these gentlemen
were also, and MS ! bore very friendly person
al anu political relate ne TO both would have
oe'n very well satisfied with the election OF
either When they were both returned To the
House OF Representatives. | found myself plao
td III new relauonto them. was elected
wee president by The people, and a sense oil
proprlcty forbade my interference ia the eleo-
non IN the House !; yet couid moi ~ o {! farm.
ing nm opinion AS 10 the principles That ought
10 govern the choice OF the House This opi.
h'on WAS early formed, long before had the
leHSt animation OF the Course of the prOmincai
individual referred TO by MIR Crawford, aud
was wholly independent of what might be his
course or that OF any other individual. What
the pilhciplr Is that ~ my opinion ought IL
govern the House OF Representatives. IN the
case OF contested election, leave to br in
ifrred from my subsequent ,ouisr. So com
hleteiy did my opinion depend on what CON
sldered sound principle ia tue abstract. tina,
had the position vi Tie Two leading candidate.
before the House been reversed, II would mol
have influenced my eour.s in the hast de-
gree,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
TERMS.

.,nun1 na, able In advance.-Nu sI,'
For 81 per and ifoy less time than six months
',son will be ed,sconlinued Out at the discretion
PiGSs S aa' III ali are rsS cent,
- Advertisements ,ina and 81 I-2 cents for each
mare tor less1 the ~ rom distance must be paid Tor
'allnuanee fh ose or the payment assumed BY
c sssssaaas
utted FOR s.. dressed to the Editors must be po'
Tal, new will aesbe attended 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-24
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your humb Z servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Hon. ]. {. Cain w.
Copy OF Mr. Crawford letter to Mr.. Forsyth
embossed in the above.

Copy OF Mr.. Crawford's letter to Mr.. Forsyth
embossed in the above.
WoopLAws, 30h .3prH 1880.
MYnEAR SIR YonT letter of the Ion wa.
recrned 10y Sundays mai, together with as
! enclosure. | recollect having converted witt
you at the TIME ana pf-v-, 49,. .he s"p-
ject, in that enclosure stated, but | have mol
Il distinct recollection Of what said TO you, bu
| am certain there IS one error IN your state
ment OF that conversation to Mr.. --.
re collect distinctly what passed III the cabne
meeting, referred TO IN your letter to Mr.
Mr. Calhoun proposition III the cabinet was
that General Jackson should be punished IN
some form, or reprimanded IN some form.
am not positively certain which. As Mr.. Cal
houn did not propose To arrest General Jack
son. | feel confident that could not have made
use of that word in my relation TO you of hi
circumstances which transpred in the cabin I,
as | have no recollection vi ever having deslgn-
edly misstated any transaction III my lie, Rnd
most sincerely believe never did. My apology
for having disclosed what pass IN cabinet
meeting is TINS In the summer after that meet
ing an extract OF letter from Washington
was polished in a Nashville paper, in which IT
was stated that had proposed to ares, Gene
raj Jackson, but that he was triumphantly de-
Tended by Mr.. Calhoan aud Mr.. Adams. This
Latter always believed was written by Mr.. [ al
houn. or by his directions. Ii had the desired
effect, General Jackson became extremely in
| ncal to me, and friendly to Mr. Calhoun. In
stating the arguments OF Mr.. Adams 10 induce
| MIR. Monroe 10 support General Jackson coh-
duct throughout, adYertng to Mr. Monroe 5
apparrnt admission, thatif young officer had
acted so he might be safely punished, Nh
| Adams IA id that il General Jackson had acted
so. that If he was a subaliern officer, shooting
,oas loo good for him. IhS, however, was SAID
with view OF driving Mr.. Monroe TO an un-
limited suppo,t OF whai General Jackson had
done. and not with an uniriendly view 10 the
! General. Indeed my own views on The subject
had undergone "A material change alter
| the cabinet had been convened. Mr.. Calhoun
made some altusiuu to a letter the General had
written to the President, who had forgotten
! that he had received such letter, but said, II
! h. had receiy ed such All one, he could hUd 81 !
and went directly to his cabinet and Drought
the letter out. la il General Jackson appfov-
| ed of the determination OF & Government TO
break no Anne liza island and GalyeZto~n, aud
gave II also his opinion that the Floridas
oueh TO be taken the United States. lie
added, it might ue delicate matter tor tht
Executive to decide but il the President ap
proved OF il, he had only TO give hint to SOM