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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18
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From the Philadelphia Sertinel
The following correspondence has been politely
handed Ia Us for publication:
To ne Hon. JOAN Mclean Of Ohio.
S,R--The undersigned feeling "a desire IN common
with large number of your fellow cits ms. con-
'cy to you their sense ot your merits and public
services have the honosr 10 reQues you aceep, 81
entertainment, on the nth inst. They have noticed
with peculiar pleasures private lite without re-
proach, united to of usefulness, Of industry.
Of devotion To the public veal and Of sound practical
wisdom in the discharge Of the duties Of the several
important stations you have occupied, which il is
always gratifying to contemplate In the councils Of
tho nation during the late patriotic war, at the
he,d Of important public department, and
member Of the most henored Judi
cial tribunal Of tho nation, your fellow citizens
have always found the talented. laborous and faithful
public servant, pursuing btvusvoly, yet steads.t
ly and vigorously. the public good, and attaining
most worthiy the public confidence. They recog
mise in you also one who having sprung rom the
ranks Of the people, has always BEEN the undevia-
ting adhcrsnt Of popular rights, Of sound democratic
principles, Of the permanent constitutional Of
The States, and Of thoss measures Of public policy
for tho support Of domestic industry, which a.
Pennsylvansns We value a. 90 essential and which
ve think are never - be surrendered. We t.ke
pleasure in expressing tho satisfa elton with which
We shall meet you At the social table, and the great
personal respect and regard with which We are ysur
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p. Oakfori.
Alex. w. Reid.
Morgan Carr.
John w. Ashmssd.
John Darrsgh.
Thos. 8. Smith.
James n Linnsrd.
John r. NeH.
John Wurts.
James Page,
Thomas Rooney,
VIM. N. Meredi,k,
John X. K,ua
James Harper,
Jos. Burden.
Alex. Cook.
Alex. M'Carahsr.
John M'Clintock,
Archibald Randall.
James l.. Dougherty,
Ssml Patton,
John r. Vcgdes.
Thomas Richards.
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George N. Baker.
Jacob Souder.
DAM. H. Miller,
John NaSlee,
Miles N Carpenter.
Jonathan T. Knight.
Bsnjsmin Crispin,
John Goodman,
Michael w. Ash,
George w Ritter,
Isaac Boileau,
Francis } Harper,
Philip Pheltx.
Thomas D. Grover,
Richard Palmer.
WIN. G. Alexander.
George M'Leod.
Wslter Thompson.
WIN. II. Hood.
VIM. Harvey,
VIM. N'Glinscy.
N. G. Foster.
Frederick G. Wolbert
F. A. Raybold,
April 5th, 1881.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-02-12
q s9l'a - PAUL WARE.
Warren, r. !. Jan. Ia, 1891. 81.

CONGRESS. Jan. Sl.-1n the SEN
etc, Mr.. knight presented the memorial
Of the Rhode Islsnd Historical Society
praying that measures may be adopted
for procuring from the British Govern.
msnt, transcripts Of al records and manu-
scripts 10 -its possession, relating 70 the
early history OF the United States. II was
referred to the Library Committee. - h
TRIAL OF JUDGE PECK.
On motion Of Mr.. Foot, tho Senate T.
gain resolved inis q Cent of lnpsach-
ment. y H = t''s'se, ,i4if .a's.piteSt lss.l
The House Of Rsptessstssitss, with
their Managers, and the counsel ior the
respondent, hsvia0 come into Court,
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Iits pasaags. The diacussioH a ths ep-
propsiation bill was attempted "a be. arrest
ed BY q u,otios Of Mr.. Polk, previous ques
tion, winch was not seconded, By ma
jority ofths members present. ~ a
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Selma, Alabama, on the SSsh of Dsesm-
bsr. Several hossss were thrown down,
~ two o. three men killed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-21

one OF the members of the cabinc, ana as Mr. For
syth was not one, and, fur as AN informed mo,
partlcnary intimate with any of its members except
Mr. Crawford that the object of your rcoues, WINS 70
ootan the Information through Mr.. Forsyth from Mr..
crawford and that, consequently, in writing to him
una IN placing the copy your hands, he can be re.
garded IN no other light but that OF YOUR AGENT
Under this nev aspect of this affair conceive tina
nave the right TO claim Of you 10 be nut i'm nos
session oil ell the additional information, which |
might fairly have demanded of Mr.. Forsyth had the
| correspondence been originally between him and
myself, m the supposon which acted previous.
| ~ 10 the receipt of his letter. He avows himself
ready u desired by me. to furnish me with the add
'ional information but sense of propriety would
not permit inc tn make the request Of him Consid
cred ms your agent IN this affair, 1t not )or to
make The request of information Of him. What ad
d;tona Information conceive myself be entitled
to- my letter to you of the 29h May will sufficiently
indicate. part OF the INFORMATION, 1t seems from
Mr.. Forsyth's letter, is already in your possession
and there can be W doubt but the whole would bc
furnished al your request.
| make this appliciio ion solely from the desire of
obtaining he means of enabling me TO uiravcl this
mysterious affair Facts and circumstances light of
themselves, may, when viewed i'm connexio afford
important light as the origin and object of what
hrmly believe to be = base political intrigue, ~,
up by those who regard your reputation and INC
pubic interest much less than their own personal
advancement.
must remark in conclusion that the letter of NJ,
Forsyth affords to my mind conclusive proof that the
intimatlons tn my prejudice, which you refer i'm
your letter of the 3uth uitImo, and wEicb you saa:
ts think made no impression your m:.Id have no:
been without their ini-"::cIli effect On no other
can explain the fact, that, without Civ
ing me any ntimaton of the step, you should apply
for information, to my in the cabinet to one
whom you knew to be hostile to me as Mr. Crawford
is and who could you know make the disclosure
consistently with the principles of honor& fidelity when
my previous correspon dence with you ought TO have
satisfied you that prepared to give YOU frankly
and fully, any rntormats'n which you might desire, i'll
relation to the occasion.
JOHN C.. CALHOUN.
To PRESIDENT JACKSON.
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CONCERT.

M RS. KNIGHT respectfully informs her pa,rous
Ltl and the public in genera that, at The earnest
request of her friends, she will have the honor Of
giving a Concert Of Focal and Lnstrunenfal B.,;c
at the CAPITOL, Monday Evening, Feb Oh
1891. 'T
In order to give oil possible effect to the Concert.
Mr. PARSELLfias kindly offered to close the Thea
tire on the above evening and Will lead the Orchestra
LIE Concert to commence 81 g O'Clock preciseIv
overture to the Caliph of Bacdad Roildien
Song-Mrs. Knight.-La Rose dAmour, Bisbop.
Duett-Pano Forte and Violin. Mr. Knight and
M. mr; fs,heli; Meyseder.
,na% yn. hn'g9: we met: Bayley.
Song-Mrs. Knight Sweet Echo! Violin Obi
gato-Mr Parne) DR.. ANA
Overture to La Dame Blanche, Ro;Id;a,
Scotch Baad-Mrs. Knight. Comm throT the
Rye, W
scena-Mr w. Cuunington. Largo al Eac,olu@
Rossini.
Song-alrs. knight. IT'S when the Hero seeks re-
pose, accompanied on the French horn BY Hr s.
l. Cunninslon) DTonef
Grand Trio-Piauo Forte, Violin and V,oI:nccIlo
MIR Knight, Mr., Parnell, and Err w Cunning.
Giee-Mrs. Knight, Mr.. Knight, and M w. Cun
i""e'oh Inc IufIew, Atwood.
Is Mr. Knight will preside at the Piano Forte.
~ Cards of admission 81, each, to be- had at ,he
principal Hotels, and Book Stores, where Theatre
Tickets are generally left; and at the door on the
evening of the Concert. fob 70
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New Advertisements.
A CARD.

NJ e MRS. KNlGH j, hattercd by the repeat.
Ixl ed desire of many friends to establish Them
sevles IN Richmond, and give instruction in VOCAL
and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, respectfully re-
guest that Ladies and Families desrous of receiving
Lessons would signify their ia,ention previous to Mr.
hnishts leaving the city, February 2Sih,) in ordsr
.ha' the necessary arrangements may be made, so a.
TO commence on the first OF April Mr. Knights the
atrca engagements in o,hsr cities oblges it to be-
postponed TO that period Sbou1d sufficient nnrn-
yer OF pupils Oder, Mr. and Mrs. knight would per-
nanentiy establish themselves IN Richmond, as pro-
fessors Of Music. j : - p'"-
DISQUALIFICATION on the Piano Borto, $50 DER
quarter two lessons per week: instruction in Vocal
at Mrs Knights residence.
IN: D. Mr.. Knight being obliged TO visit New ,rk
to his return. will be happy exert his hes,
Judgment ~ selecting srst Piano Forte for any
VI gentleman desirous OF procuring instru-
nsat-.the prices vary from SI6O to $500.
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IEhhS-Sr Ss1hirrioS to the DAiLY RionnoNp W.e 10
Ciy Suoscoers $ year, and for shorter period at
Of % year, PAYABLE in advance lybe sen, by
mail $40 year.
Apv For one sruare of ls lines mr. l.s ouc i'm,
euoh 20 cents TWO insertions Sl three insertions ); II; and
syeiy succeeding insertion 3st cents. ~
Thrice week. first week 81 2 every succ,,,iin, week
Twice a week, insertion Is cents. .y.rv Ia,
eertion SO cents.
Once week, FIRST insertion Is cents eve in
sertion 50 cents. " '
Naia. -
transient advertisers must pay in advance
ne number OF insertions be noted the Ms they
HH he inserted until ordered DO stopped and charged
ocvdlngy.
annual Advertisers charged so dolrs for squares
IND that proportion for Advertisements Of greater length
cpt Aoctoneers and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
" The CONSTITUTIONAL WING rs published twice
eek CTucsdays and Fdays) five dollars per aunun,
payable IN advance.
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scrtion, and 50 cents for eacecontinuancc.
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BOTTLE CORKS-

DOI LIE CORkS.
I Bale very superior Bottle Corks, for sale low by
feb III JNo hGSrACE
A. l.. BOTTS IL CHARLES It. Bolts,
.4TTOR.NIES at L4W
YaIHE subscribers will regularly ettend the courts
n held in the city of Richmond They promise
ted to them. A. l.. BOTTS,
Gil II. Bolts.
A. l.. Bolts proposes TO establish IN the CITY of
Richmond General Agency Office IN connection
with The practice OF The Law-to collect claims and
10 secure debs-to effect sales of stock of all descrp
lions, publicly or privately procure loans of money
ana TO dispose OF he same. In every instance the
commissions will be moderate.
The subscriber would be glad to draw deeds of
eonveyanCes, and in trust deeds to act as Trustee
Any person having claims OF Il doubtful character
would 90 well to apply to him have them arranged
and that If they please condtonally-In any matter
OF difficulty able legal advice will be procured with
out additional charge.
Having extensive acquaintance in the State
those wishing to lend or borrow sums of money
would do well to apply to him-,his can be done free
of postage, and If not suitably negotiated no loss or
Inconvenience can be sustained Every honorable
eXerton shall be used sud not the most remote ris1up
hazardcd far the subscriber is concerned IN any
transaction entrusted TO him by seller buyer Dor
rover or lender.
Having been for the last ten years member Of
the Council of Virginia, he has necessarily become
conycrsant with the subject Of land claims for rero-
| imiOndry scYrccs-such claims will be attended 10
for the conditional compensation nj ono fourth if OBJ
taIocd- nothing If not allowed In attending TO such
claims he will be aided by gentleman of much OK
pcrence aud who has devoted much time 10 he same
| Attached TO his Office will be established If desired
by the citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity Read
| ing Room and Exchange Office, under The manage
ment Of suitable person. and wherever an agent or
uuctionecr Of any description may be employed, due
care will be observed
The above establishment will 9, into operation the
lst Of April next or cgrcr-and If so, due notice viii
| be given 4. L. Bolts.
| feb IT-tf
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No. o.
No. 0.
General Juckson 10 JNr. FORSYTH.
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General Juckson 10 .Nr. FORSYTH.
WASHING TON, June Z, 1880.
SIR: have received your letter of the ID instant,
enclosing copy Of your letter to Mr.. Calhoun, OF
the 3isi ultimo, and his reply thereto. all which
have duly noted.
You have requested copy of Mr.. Calhoun's let
ter to me Of the Goth of May last for the purpose of
its being Shown TO Mr.. Crawford Mr.. Calhoun in
his reply to you, does not vet object to
your beng furnished with copy, but refers he mat
ter to my discretion.
copy of the original letter of Mr.. Crawford to
you having been submitted to me- 1t occurred as be
ing proper and correct that you should be apprsed
of MIR. Calhoun's answer, and therefore 1t was
shown to you cannot, reflection, perceive any
improperly in now according TO you the request you
have made. particularly az, on your referring this
matter to Mr.. Calhoun, he does not object. / &C
cordingy send 1t, with this injunction. that be used
for other purpose but the you have stated, TO
be shown to Mr. Crawford.
In the letter which you have addressed to Mr..
Calhoun, you state follows, to wit: Having, at
the request of the President to be informed what took
place in the cabinet of Mr. Monroe ON the subject of
the Seminole campaign, laid before him copy Tex
cept the omission of name) of letter from Mr..
Crawford" &c. &C. This is construed by MIR. Cal.
houn into asdcclar alton that requested you to fur
nsh TIE with the information. l am satisfied it was
not by you 80 intended, and | would be clad YOU
would so explain it to him. | never oonycrsea with
you upon this subject previous to the tnr when YOU
sent me Mr. Crawford's letter. Tie facts are these
had been informed that Mr.. Crawford had made 4
statement concerning this business which had come
to the knowledge of Col. James A Hamilton of
New York. On meeting NIth Col Hamilton, i'll
CURED ofhim, and received for that he had
but remarked that he did not think proper TO COM
municate without the consent of the writer | an
swered, that being informed that the Marshal Of this
District had, to friend OF mlne made Il similar state
ment to that sad TO have beer made by Mr.. Craw
ford, would be glad to Mr.. Crawiord's state
ment, and desired he would write and obta his con-
sent. My reasons were, that had from the uniform
friendly Professions Of MI Calhoun, always believed
him my friend in ali this Seminole business; and
had desire to know if in this had been mistaken,
and whether it was possible Tor Mr.. Calhoun to have
acted with such nsncerity and dupcity towards me
have enclosed Mr.. Calhoun copy of this letter;
And am, Sir, with respectful regard,
Your most obedient servant,
ANDREW JACKSON
The Hon. JonN FoRsYTH, Senator in Congress.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Continued from third page
No. G.
Mr. Forsyh TO Mr. Calhoun.
GEooErOyN. DsrRIcT OF cuI.u,

Mr. FOrsyh TO Mr. Calhoun
GEooErowN, DsrRIcT OF COLUMBIA,
,.. .Nay 81, 1880
Sra: Having, at the request Of the President to
be informed what took place IN the cabinet of Mr.
Monroe on the subject of the Seminole cam
paiQn, laid before him a copy iexcept the omission
ofn nnme) of letter from Mr.. Crawford, which
has since been communicated TO you, the Presi
dent has thought it just to permit me to read your
answer Of the Goth inst TO his letter enclosing IT..
Between you and tho President, between you
und Mr. Crawford or between you and the friends
of MIR Crawford. when spoken Of in general it is
not my design to intervene. There are, however
circumstances IN your letsr :. personal character
That Ieouirs 20 be placed in their true light in us-
tice to you and TO myself AS to the first, you com
PLAIN that the interposon of the of the Presi-
dent deprives you ofimportant rights: among these
Ia aopmeraled 1.-The right Of being placed 10y mel IN
possession OF all the facts and circumstances concct
ed with this. affair" So far as | unders; and the
point on which the President desired informal ion
there lie circumstance or fact within my knowledge
that throw any additional light upon it. There
is certainly no fact circumstance within my know-
edge directly or colateray connected with 1t, that
is not at your service.
II desirable to you, you shall be furnished with
conv Of my letter IA copy of it is in the Presidents
hands, referred to in MIR Cs letter to me- and with
the name nj the gan-icH17i 70 whom it was writton
known also to the President I cannot promise
copy Of the letter from Savannah to which nv first
WINS answer, as am not that il IS IN being;
if it H. and can be found my return to Georgia,
you have copy of it. Having thus offered jus
tice, according TO your view of it, you will not be
surprised that shold except justice in Your
answer TO the President seems To be founded upon
the presumption that there conspiracy secretly
at work to do injury TO your character and to des-
troy your political consequence. With this prcsump-
ton have concern; but the circumstances under
which my is introduced by you render it proper
that should be distinctly informed if this charge of
conspiracy against you is intended to apply 10 me
In Justice to Mr. G. and for his use shall apply to
the President for copy of your letter of the Goth
instant. Ifyou have any objection you will it
shall take 1t for granted that you acquescc unless
otherwise informed.
am Sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN FORSYTH.
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No. o.
Mr.. Calhoun TO General Jackson.
No. o..

PENDLEToN, June %, 1880.
SIN: | embrace the first leisure moment since my
return home TO enclose to you copy Of a letter
from Mr. Forsyth, the original of which was handed
TO me on my passage from Washington to Norfolk,
on board the steam boat, and also copy of my an
swcT.
You will learn, by pcrusa Of Mr. Fouyth's let
ter that IT, refers to- the correspondent between u.s.
and that places the subject Of that correspondence
in light in some respects different from what had
previously regarded it. | had supposed, from the
complexion OF your letters TO me- that the copy Of
cd by the latter in your hands without any previous
act or agency your part but, by Mr. Forsylh's
letter TO me- am informed that such is the fact.
II seems that no acted your agent in the affair.
lie states that sou applied TO him to be informed OF
what took place IN the cabinet Of Mr. Monroe on
the subject of the Seminole campaign; and infer
a. tho information could bo obgined only from some
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No. o -(Continucd.l

General JdcLSon 10 Mr.. Calhoun.
WAsuINGToN, June Z, 1880.
SrRi On the 5th inst. received a letter from Mr..
Forsyth Of tho Sonste, reques ing a copy of your
letter to me Of the 10Th Of May last. have not
been able to perceive any objection to comply with
his request. a cory Of my letter to him on this
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CIRCUS.
THIS EVENING, Feb. 81.
First appearance Of the horses ON the .,.n,
For the Benefit of Mrs Dean

"a ehO oCuShI VI T0FS lean.
Mrs d. respectfully informs her friends that Mess,.
harrington q Buckley having politely volunteered
their services and their establishment she hor..
with the kind assistance of some of her
FORMERS, to present them with a bill of fare vor,h,
their patronage. "o"J
Performance to commence with Uorse,,,,.h;, L.
young Bacon y
Still Yaulting
Horsemanship by Mr. Harrington, on hi. thru.
separate chargers.
Slack Rope by Mr. Buckley.
Horsemanship by Mr.. Harrington on s;,,r.
horse. ''"sie
Feats of activity and sagaci,y by the mare Ophe-
After which, for the first time in Richmond, IN.
Interesting Drama. IN acts, by John Howard Pavne
Entitled J"e'
LOVE- IN HUMBLE LIFE
Or, the Magnanimous TROOPER.
louslaus (who has kindly volunteered his serv;ces
Mr. Reed CarlitZ, Mr. Dean. Christine, Mrs Dean
Act scene Rouslaus and his party nnonn.
ted on horses are at first galopng over the bh,
IN the distance. AT length they enter disn, v;nrr
small troop OF war horses caparscned for bst,ie
Meditation by Mrs Dean, Of the Scoldnp Wife re-
claimed.
10 conclud" with the lauehabe farce of the
YOUNG WIDOW.
Splash, (who ha. kindly volun,eered,) Mr. N,Gui,e.
Aurela, Iwho ha. kindly volunteered,j Mn D. Read.
~ Alandeville, Mr. Dea, - '''
Lucy, Mrs Dean
In the Of the piece, avoure song by Mrs Rer,
A Comic Song, by MIR. M'Guirer
u Tickets be had at the BoxOfSce and =,
air G. Beck's Confectionery Store. Box and Pr
90 cents: Children half price. Coloured persons
% cents
- Doors to open at 6, and Performance to COM
mence at o'clcck. feb eI-It