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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30

A novel, aad uc have reason 10 believe, popular
fraiurr In this department., ui Be plan Of GO.
cas,onaliy giving DnAaAIic Mss,Arrnx PoRrnAur,
--cxecu,cd no, 1,lh ihe crayun or BURN, but puru
pen and ink skcichcs-of some Of tho Distinguish.
ed pcffornesS on The Amrrican stage The neees.
sary ,cmcnis 10 accomplish this end avc long
bccn in progress. Ia each sketch will b. given
sucesnci and authrntie biography Of the subject,
interpreted With familiar anecdotes Of ttcis DE-.
bats and subsequent ri.c in their profession, critical
notices Of their popu!M cha:ac;rrs, thtu peculiar
Style &c. &c.
Besides many others that will heseaAe. BE- named
The following ladies aud gentlemen have been ne.
lccied to grace our dramatic Portrait Gallery.
.Vanngr,s Of Mt principal .3merieun 7aea,,es.
Edwin Forest, William T.. Burton, Eliza Sharpe,
John r. Scott, CeIes;c Hsp!er. John Fisher, Eliza
Riddle, Joseph Wood. Mary Wood, Henry James
Finn. Mary DUFF. John Mason, Frances Mary
Pr,chsrd, John Seton, Louisa a. Phillips, Henry
James iiackct,, Fanny A. Drake, Joseph NJ Field
ficury Placide, Mary V"s, James w. WaIlack'
Elizabeth Chapman, Charles Booth Parsons, Will
lam +. Gates, Emma Whca,lcy. George Barrett,
Junus Btu,us Booth, Clara {r'ishcr) Meadcr, Geo
II. Hill, Tyrone Power. Charlotte Watson, Angus.
,us A. Adams, Josephine Clifton, Charles kran,
John Barnes, }. W 8 Hows
Green Room intelligence will form an iicu, in
our Theatrical department, in which we shall ever
and anon record the positions and the movements
Of the Z" &drs IN the theatrical armament; and
adcrs may look 10 orr columns for information Of
this kind with all confidence Of hearing the true
whereabouts Q: :ic!: ciIaD: flrori.cs
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.

Although The leading objects Of oar Paper a-e eI
a sporting cast, our readers may rely upon Il thai
20 shall not Be bshind hand In high and elegant
literature: and u We ooaane our ersiasis 10 no
tees Of !Sssr Reaks, Re,eiss and !1sea.iaes, and
discussion Of current lettsns, 30 shall make am.
pas amends By cor ssleesous from The oasia Belle,
ksr0 oi America and Great Britain. ssd could
ne hssg COT tasse up to The standard Of cur iedus
i1y, &c would psouatse al once that the selected
portion Of this department. saouh b gay, graceful
and spirited:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30

ing and Trimming; Racing and Trosiing Chailen.
ses; American Races 10 conc, Suecpsiakes open
throughout the Union; On Dits in Sporting Cir
eles; Pedisrrcs and Performances Of Celebrated
Horses; Coussing and Hunting II homr and abroad:
Shossiag and EiShinE Ri6e and Pistol practice Ia
America snd Eafpps; Rowing snd Ssaiinx, In.
stsuetions tos Yocng Spostsnsen; PedssiSssnhm;
Skating, and Rurals Sports, &c &c DC.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24
Published every1nesday.
TER VI s.

Ii paid within.hree months after the close 20
OF the year, .. oo
Ifno, n,;d within that time, = a. 90
- A Az. company Of sr persons taking the pape, at
Oh. same Post Office, shall be entitled to it at Sl5,
, aa;d in advance. and company of ten persons
q, sso; providedshe names be forwarded ,oseth-
er. accompanied BY the money.
No naper to be discontinued but at the option
IF the Editor till arrearages arc paid.
Advertisements inserted for IS cents per square
the frs. time. and 373 for each subsequent inser-
ton. -.
Persons sending in advertisements are request
ed TO specify the number of times they are to be
inserted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
UThe Postage must be paid on all commu-
nications sent by mail.
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S14,S79,161 45
26,243,66S SO
l5,943,O33 81
3O,76s,s79 81
Owing to other banks,
Circulation to be redeemed
Private deposites,
Public depositcs
S86,s44,763 36
rs to meet their
sl5,712,977 35
l0,l98,659 "a
9,57s,Oss SO
$35,464,726 ~

Aggregate S5o,4s4,726 II
So that their IMMEDIATE means were as
to about 9 1.2 oftheir immediate liabilities.
This is proportion larger than most OF
the other banks in the United States larger
than the United States Bank itself used
generally to have when public depository,
and larger than the Bank Of England
usually has. (see supplemental report,
1884, table AA, Doc. No. 81, Ho. Of
Reps.) ?
But beside these immediate means the
deposite banks had also, other means to
secure the Government and other depositors
and the solders of their notes, of about 30
per cent. more than the amount OF all their
immediate liabilities.
Thus, beside the above immediate means,
they have bills of exchange, in many
cases rs available as specie, amounting
10 s27,l49,935 SO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26


The ship Bolivar from liavre, brings Paris paper 10
the evening Of the lllh.
\ correspondent OF the Messenger states that the
Dutch Ambassador had made formal application for tie
hand Of the Princess Victoria. behalf Of the eldest
Of the Prince Of Orange. The Pryy Council were
determined however, to allow the Princess make her
choice; and though the King and Queen were in
favor of the young lover. the Duchess OF Kent replied
that her daughter had fixed her affections un the eldest
OF the Duke OF SAKE Cobourg Dispatches to this
effect sent 10 all parts Of tie Continent and the
usual reunics which recedc the nupl!a!s Of royalty,
in progress The French King had invited the
cessiu Duke IL pass some time with him.
l.ord Granville made known the intention Of the En-.
gh Government 10 occupy all the accessible parts Of
the BIscayan Coasts.
Capt. Cay. commander of tie Dufnesre, is charged
with MISSION 10 HE Gey Of Tuns, the French Govern
mcnt having determined 10 protect tia! power from the
in:rigucs OF Turkey and Russia:
Spain.-lt is reported that Coriova with his escort,
composed Of Is ca"alcrs has aptured and is add
cd that the Junta Of BiScay has received official notice
Of the event. 1t also said that Esparro is dead.
letter from head quarters At NIllaranca of End June,
states that The British auxiliary troops lave been attack
ed suddenly by llurria who forced them back upon their
first lines they have experienced considerable loss,
whilst the CarlIsts had only officers and ~ wound.
ed. aud ii killed. 1t is also said that GU0j men had
gone from EIcora Valladoid, where instruction
had broken out.'-.N. \. Ercning Star.
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Ry}J'iIURSJ EOR SBI,E,,

Egi viru, Of deed OF tru bearing di, 10Th day Fri-
arr, I: AMI crUrl III. Clerk, OF Essex
court, cX"rnrd by John H. Mr"u ana Ca:ar: c. his ~
subsrhr roiSiirr4l oIcy t"cin NrcSSrI,
ls'a expose sal! The hist bir, IL. r1S,, public lc,lo;
the premises, Friday. the .lsi dag ~ ucto,r next il fir
r next far day, Sum1y "SccE") that we'll known
Ell, llturt Bathurst amI IIarrniy situate,
The E"S lni Virginia, containing hum
rc and aIiy -I.u"h
This Of lluL possesses natural advantages which inng
few estates ~ tr lower s"ci" OF this state. 1t 4 situated about
mile from the Rapnnuck InuGrL Nnrt!Irn
nt b., creek which i .al: all vessel,
Siderable huticu, dist abpYc li- farm. All tos. ca-
which iy O5An from the wafer, sush FISH, oysters,
AMI wild fowl pro:u"d aul !hcc, attended
with in, it'll: trouble EXPENSE There nm co:noiurs
dwcln. house. in excellent rar u! after the best ancient style,
kitchen. dir, house, house, with all other
inag houses. TIE: good the lands generally the
Eappa.ock vr, and well adapted tho culture conn., wheat,
&c. With respect the health Of tits place, would
mark, that lii" N"grn$, "ho have resided number Of
years, have been rs healthy any the river.
ioU. iS in i advertised be- sold for cash.
may be made Will; the ee ?u by the purchasers paying
third OF The purchase cE giving bond with approved
parsoaa! security deed of upon the and securing the other
two.hi, carrying interest from the date ya,c and
Ycars. Posses i"n will BE- the J., Of January l,j7.
Selling the Trustee, shall Omly c0lvny m
in y the said decd believe however. title nii-
pu!nbl" JAMES X. MlCOIi, IraHec.
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FLORIDA

PENSACOLA, July y.
NAvAL.-Thc U. S. sloop Of War ST. Louis arrived
here on Wednesday, last from cruze the north side
of Cuba last from NlaanZas. She has been on cEuize
Of Just months duration. having left here on the 9Th
Of May-all we'll The llo~ing list of her officers
Lawrence Rousseau, Esq, Commander.
'Lie,tenants-James H. Ward Henry H. Bell, WIN.
B. Lyme, WIN. hlcBlar.
The u. S. Cutter Washington, L. Jones' Esq, Com
manGer, arrived here the 4h inst. from Tampa Bay.
Tie expedition Tallahassee under the command Of
Capt J. and Lieut.. Adams, Of the Navy, returned 10
Tampa on the 23d ult. The Cutter brings no news
from Tampa The hostile Indians occasionally seen
and heard Of there. About two weeks ago, two 81
them found INDUCING their curiosity, by !ooking
of artillery Immediately brought 10 bear upon the
tee-but the indians were no longer there. A party
sent ont IN pursuit Of them; but usual returned
without finding them. Capt Jones thinks there is q
large party OF hostile ians at Rithlacocchee another
at The Mayacca which emptes into Charlotte Iar.
hur Bay, about % miles from the entrance into the
Bay, and a rlir1! is on Sinebal river.
The u S. Steamer Lieut. Iz,rd. Geo. NJ. Bachc,
Lieut. Commanding, started Thursday last for y p
palachcola, and is to rp the CEa,ahocchec and
operate with the army 1t supposed that the forces
employed against tic Creeks will shortly be
ferrcd to The Southern Of Florida in which this
boat will be very servicpabe, drawing but two aud half
Fee, when light Che is armed with TWO Founders
ard complement OF III men. The following is list u
her officers:
C. NJ Bace, Lieut. Commanding.
.uidshp.nca.-Wm e. Beverly, WIN. L. Parkinson,
and L. l.. Crcecy.
The company Of Volunteers from this County for the
Seminole war; which las fer weeks past been en-
campcd us, leaves here to-day board the Gutter
Washington. for ST. Marks Gazette.
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION

The Knoxville Convention iournpd on the 9Th ms.
having been characterized throughout by the Utmost
harmony in lis deliberations The report of the
General Committee Of Forty five recommending that the
Rail Road from Cincinnati to Charleston should run
through the valley Of the French Broad river over the
Blue Ridge into the heart oi our State was unanimously
adopted. In the spirit of Cancellation and compromise
the Convention also unanimously determined 10 adopt
the recommendation Of the General Committee 10 adj
NIT the State of Georgia TO construct brunch from any
point i'll that State to unite with the main road or
Knoxville, admitting her to equal participation of the
advantages Of the road with The parties 10 the original
charter. The thanks cf the Convention were awarded
10 Gen. Hayne. for the able manner in which he had
presided their deliberations, on which he returned
bis Acknowledgements, in happy and impressive speech
AT the termination Of the labors Of the Convention
the people Of Knoxville gave Barbecue to its members
in testimony of their services and merits.
The road il is estimated will cost about $40 900 0OO
Charleston Pafriot
KNOXVILLE CoSvESTIoy-Ths important CCnven.
tion learn has adourned-not as some
have predicted without yielding the claims of Georgia.
but, led 10 believe, with full conviction that
it will he for The interest Of the people Of the West
have more than one outlet for their productions
We have been favored with the following extract of a
letter frcm one of our feow-czens at present at Flat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
Vlr%is1ia Petersburg E1ftcry.

No. 10, to be drawn 9th Of August in Alexandra,
Capilals-S250 Oo, $4,000, 81 QUO, 5000. 2O0O 40 Of
1000, so Of 2G0 &C., SC.
Tickets $40, halves So, quarters So so.
certificate OF package of % whole tickets will be
forwarded for $780, and shares in proportion.
To be had in packages single tickets in The greatest
variety, The Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the
sign Of The Eagle.
Who is selling more Capital Prizes than any other
vender in America.
O. Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
Suites, by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mall with the prompt attention as personal appli-
cation, and the result given (when reques,ed mmedi-
aley after the drawng-if addressed to
N. B. Orders received in all cases confidential, by
July 26. [23-tfI D. NJ HOYT.
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TEXAS.
CoMMANpASCY OF GALVESTON,
June D.. 1S3t;


70 TIE Editors If the .'cbiic Register:
GESTLEMEN:-A communication has just reached Us
from the President, dated Feasco the 2lsl Instant
some extracts from which made below, By which
you will learn that the in Texas is yet over and
| that volunteers needed more than ever
The President writes as follows "Anothcr cloud d. *
and po,entuus, is rising in western Horizon news
reached here last nj hl from Matamoras, that the Mex
returning upon with Increased numbers and
exasperated ury-4UOO said TO have marched
from Aaamuras, and orders seat Filasoa, who
lately re.rea!ed at the head Of 5000 ea to etracc his
steps and renew The war in Texas-lD,000 men are de.
signed for the ca!npaigu This intelligence comes from
unqnestionable authority Capts Carnes and Teal men
sent commissioners under the Treaty procure the
stipulated surrender OF our prisoners there. These gen.
tlemen give US this formidable intelligence they de-
tanned, and expect Rarsh fate.
sit belooVes every aaa To he up and doing and that
speedily. The will trficeto:th aspect of
deeper naligny and more re1entess barbasm 1t will
be, literally, war of determination. No hope Of ac-
comnodalun he had until we extoIt it from the foe
by carrying fire and sword into his territory Let
yodr detences progress with all speed-et your
be constantly at work The injured guns for they will
be wanted Husband your amnuntion--t vii! be need
ed Be vgilantfur VIC know not at what hour the enc
my may appear"
The Indians or our Northern frontier are assuming
hostile poston-they have already done considerable
damage. Gen. Felix Hustin, with division Of the ar
nay has already gone against them, and no doubt will
give good account Of hiiascif.
Our whole force now in the field is about 1900 men
You will give the above such publicity as you may
think proper. Yours respectfully,
A. TURNER,
Capt. commanding in the absence of Col. J. Morgan.
(Froa. the .tt1c Orleans True .7nacricanJ
We hasten 10 lay before readers the Address Of NJ
g. Lamar to his Soldiers, (Which has been forwarded
Us oy our correspondent at Felasco being appointed
oon;nander.in- Chief Of the Texan Army -
Soldiers Of Ttras!
n G as sS the glorious of leading you
gratitude for ,S u. oa.e am deeply impressed with
dom the hahess t of a,y of heroes in the of free
victory is 'is most enduring and exalted honor " "
me enemy w'i' SO recently retired terrified on o,r
borders, are about to couniermurch nnon tn'' our
oreemens formidable in count but feeble in s Snr, rem,
nuisance They come for the hesh purnoss pr ana
atlag the loyeest of thousand lands and ueso
uxuFiant fields with the blood of the cul,ivalors OUT
lcent OF numbers, they hope gain by overwhe,n,n,
force, that which they achieve by valor Th"s
boast that they will retrieve the late ngloous defeat Of
their arms or perish in the attempt; that they will drive
US beyond the Sabine, give US grave this side You
soldiers, know the uity of their vain glorious boust
lngs as we'll as the ferocous character of their warfare
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Chief [
Yelasco, 25th June, 1856.
PROCLAMATION.

HCITlZENs OF TEXAs-
"The enemy are again preparing 10 invade soil -
Intent on vengeance for their defeat they have rallied
another horde Of serve mscreans, and hope to accom-
pish by their hasty levies conquest which the umos,
eserons and deibenle preparations of their favore
che!tan has failed 10 etfectUrreo. the cold blooded
hearess murderer of the gallant Fannn and his noble
band, leads the returning Vanda host, and threatens
extcrninale all free-born Texans.
"Again, Fellow Citizens-you called upon to rally
to the standard Of your country to sustain The lndepend
ence you have solemnly pronounced; and 10 preserve
your homes your domestic affairs and your sacred liberty
from pollution and enthrament The approaching army
threatens to be formidable than that which you so
lately and SO gorously yanqushed on the plains Of San
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

The Legislature of Michigan met at Detroit on the
lIh inst Gov Mason in his message, expresses great
indignation at tic proceedings Of Congress in relation
The boundary question. but lnl.naLcs that it will b.
rxpriicnt In submit. lie however submits the question
to the people OF Michigan, and promises obey their
inSIrucIiOuS
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Deay not with your oFdtFs 10 Fortune Eel, HOY
500 On0,,-2O PRIzrs or - 0O0-ea(1 GG

2O:UUO !!-2O PRIZES OF S2.UOO-S4O.UUO.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 81, draws Sd Au.
gust, drawing received on Friday the 5h
Splendid scheme, prize Of $50 600, 20 Of 900 max.
ing 4Q,G0O. &c, &c, amounting TO S270, 100
Whole tickets s., halves 81 So, quarters 81 25. A
certificate Of package Of IS whole tickets will be for.
warded for $50. Shares in proportion.
July 90 23-lt
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The following Correspondence Appeals in The H..
Evening Positive understand the further pr,s,, 80.
preston Of (hS) opinions" 10 which BE- refers is .o
which may he expected III few days 10 ccI,.,, cr
addressed 10 HIM BY MIR. Slelrod Williams. rr,....
Congress from Kentucky They the sla.~ +, , n;
Cen Harrison has already !rpiir'. 0achla.a N,,,.
Bank Internal lmprnvcinri,l Distribution Of Ina t.
nue.. &c. &c. Mr. V. BIS reply has been tr!a,..
The circuns.ancr that Su!.r Ul these queries loa-
upon matters ihat were th pending br.o;c rotrl.,
and OH which Mr. V. b. NIGH, have been called u,.-
act in his oiiic:a! character
NAV YorH. l%:!. June, IL.
" To MARriH VAS RCEuH,
I,nc President oj' Nr In;f,& >a..,,
SlR-Pursuamt 10 the Instructions ": General {
vcnlion Of the Democratic party r the c.ly Ria, C. 49,
of New York. in favor o.: cqua! rights, AM, OPPOSE:
all mnnupoli;S submit II your c"t.$:tia:nr :,
candidate ui the Baltimore Contention or the rs
President of The United States. the following de-.
ration vi Principles for tn purpose q rrc,iy NJ IL, -.
preston Of your views in relation 10 them.
lsl The true foundation "!' tie Republican e.
vrrmment is the equal rights Of every cz,n in H., q,
son aud property. and i'll ;!!,Ir Infringement.
"2I 'Ehc riyhiul power o! all legislation is tod. c:.
and crtGrce our natural rights a..G duties aue /, tai
none of them iro.n us. No man has i ua'u-;.. rr.
commit IMPRESSIONS on t. equal rights III GEun,r. a.
this is all from which ile a~ uu@hl % RESTRAIN 81,
Every man Is uncrr the natural duty Of contributing
the necessities vi society, ana thiS IS al the Ia" 10
enforce on hiui. When the laws have declared an. e
forced all this they have fulfilled their Instructions
"3d. 'Tha, The idea Is qGile uniounirA That On enc
Ing into society we give ZIP any natura! night.
18th. 'UnquaIilird and uncomprHn'sng hostility
bank notes and paper money as a circulating Tct.a
because gold and silver is the only safe and cons;.,c
currency.
18th. Hostility to any and all m.nop""s BY esi:
ton, because they violation Of The equal r'sa'
The Penpe.
seth. Hostility 10 tie dangerous and Gncors,;,G"o
creation of vested rights by legislation, because hry
4 uSurpaIion "i the re"pi"S sovereign rights A"4
hold tia, all laws acts If incorporation passed by
legislature be rghiuliy altered repealed b. Il
successors.
"WhiIst re express individually the greatest RESP
and esteem, 1t gives pleasure 10 acknowledge tn
allied opinion entertained Il Your career rs sia"sa
and the pride with which v,'u chained c,LlzcI
the State Of New York. by those whom the CoHYcn;
have tie honor 10 represent.
ALEXANDER F. NACHE
STEPHEN UASBROUCK
ALEX. MING, JG,
+. W. GRAHAM,
NJ. JACQUES"
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Drawing Of Alexandria, ClassA
4 So 80 90 ID

In the course Of August there will be offered prize,
Of $50 600 Of 25 600, and Of 20 000 making IS 0OO
besides large number Of smaller prizes such 0O0
$4,000, &c, &c.
Delay not with your orders 10 Fortunes Pet HOYT
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NrIAsCn Mouth Of Rrassns 2llh June, l-lG

VEIAsc0, Mouth Of Brassos, goth June, l-36.
Sr-I enclose you for publication the law passed by
the Convention OF Texas that those persons Who are
willing To serve soldiers in her cause. may know c
bounty offered TO them for that sprvcr III a;iition c
their paw which is precisely that allowed by til" United
States to their officers and soldiers also send you. for
the information Of those czcus who wish 10 purchase
soldiers bounty land the instructions ISSUED by the chi-
net Of Texas which will only 10 The soldier
rer price but guard The citizen against lrand the
ticate alone will be the evidence Of the amount uf acres
to which the soldier is cncd and his holding it will lie
the best evidence OF his having legally disposed
his land would remark that this regulation WIS adopt-
ed and went into operation the both June, l5.}0.
Yours respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. 90,
% Gl 45 80 20 II az 40 IS 90
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mo X7T'&
aHDXT'S
EIchGasse and lottery office.
RICHMOND, VIRGiylA
Continual 0OOH I.UfE nj HDUt'SI

CONTINUED go0d Luck at HOWS!
Whole Ticket. Nos 90 GG, and 50 G5 &C, sold and
paid on presentation. by the allucky HoYr in Wells
burg No. Extra. The following the drawn Nos
90 II 90 81 so Is 65 G6 Is 45 II l 10
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GxxTLFMES Il have had the honor 10 receive you:
letter, with accompanying Declaration Of Pri"c.
pies, adopted by a'General Convention ottic Denr
cratic party Of The city and county OF New York. III a.
o! Equal Rights and opposed to al! non"pacs, a..
return You my sincere thanks o7 this mark d! y"Ir 70
spcct la the great principle with which YOU sci 90.
viz That the true foundation Of Republican Govc!
men the equal ghs Of every citizen, i'll his person and
property and in their mana cement, fully concur. ahG
honor and respect all temperate and well directed cF
10 protect and enforce it. For my views III t"g1m L
other propositions contained in TIE drcaralon aGd esq
ciay 10 those wh2i relate 10 the subjects obank>. afe
money. specie currency. ana mpnopor> you must a2S
iii" /" refer y"u To public Of no inconsrra5" Gu
ration in the State and Federal Government and 10 sue
ceSSIon OF public declarations heretofore made by U!
Of the latter sub cC: shall also have occasion
for further public expression of ny opinions III rP,
to call made upGn before The receipt OF yonr letter
To these acts and expressions respectfully invite yoa
candid consideration, and il they should BE- found e
bring my principles sufficiently those yo,cp
to enli,lc to your confidence, shall be proud o POI
sessing it.
Accept, gentlemen, my thanks for tie kind rxPrs
sons contained in your letter aud believe be, vcry
respectfully, Your obed't srrv't
NJ. VAN buren,
TO Alex NJ. Yachc, NJ. Jaqncs, Stephen lla,broack,
Alex Alinr, IT, and f.. W. Graham.