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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

CoMMoE ScHooLsiH NEw Yoax.--By
the annual Report Of the Commissioners Of
Cornmcn Schools In the State Of N. Yosk
Il appears that the number Of school dis-
tricts existing on the LIST Of July. 1889,
was lO,506s showing an increase Of l23
since the corresponding period Of 1865
The number OF children that received in
s,ruction during the year 1893 10 stated
IN the Report 10 have been 657. 229.--
Tie total annual expense Of maintaining
the Common Schools in 1888 was y :
762,0 The average compensation ol
teachers was Gil IS per moath. This
estimate includes both male and female
teachers. Astbe latter are supposed &c
have beea employed but half the time oil
the ordinary school year. the wages oil
male teachers are estimated At about 81 !.
Cd per month.
The capital Of the commoa School fund
consists % lands which are stPreseut on.
Iprod0ctive, and Of invested property
yielding revenue. The latter 10 bonds
stocks. loans. &c. amounts 20 % 81, 42I
The SUN Of el60. 900 h applied annually
to the support Of the schools. out Of ths
interest derived from the four millions o
the U. States deposit fund. Adding the
capital which produces ibis sun 10 th,
amount nsmed above. the pFoduciivs ca
pital Of the Common School fund must b.
estimated st 81 rs. O69. II is believed
that by means Of land sales and by the &C
eruinG Of capital from other sources, Ih,
school fund in 1915 viii amount to NOR,
shan tsrs millions efdoHars, yielding re-
venue.
Several thousand District School Libra
nes have been established during the yea
1889 by the proceeds Of the fund eel spar
for that purpose. augmented in many in
stances by voluatsry contributions from
individuals. IN The city Of New YoFl
there has been raised BY tax during TIT
past year for the support of schools th'
sum Of elO7. 323 ~. which with the Stat,
eontnbution Of S34. lT3 ~ will make tb,
amoant Of SI4l .404 81 raised by tsxaiiof
ia sddition 10 the revenues Of the Sehoo
Fund.-BakiiRors f&syieaN,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

WInfsr at Ms Ncrtk.-The N. Y. Jour.
nal Of Commerce Of Thursday sys:"We
learn BY passengers from Albany. that the
storm OF rain sn5 sleet which We had here
90 Tuesday last. Was there q regular
'sscRm. aEd that 'hs depth Of snow. At the
close OF the storm, was about a foot on q
Lsvef.N The Boston papers slso speak OF q
snow Storm in that vicinity. st the same
date. Here the ground was barely cover
ed. The Northampton (MRss.) Courier,
says thai the snow Ia Windsor, Goshen,
Chesterfield snd Peru. is still from lwo
10 sevep feet deep. Partly old snow, We
presume - PAiIadelpAis Paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
MISS ~ AM E's
SEM1N NARY

RMHsa FRAME, grateful for Ire liberal
IVlA pstTooags bestowed on her. would re-
spsctfsiiy inform the public that she has re-
mSsaA 10 The sstabiishmeat lately occupied By
hs- Travio. Her efforts ere directed toward
the for0ation Of the highest degree Of moral
and iateilectusl character. The course Of To-
struc,ioa embraces both the solid and osna neatal
branches. aud Is Of such a stature as TO impart a
thorough knowledge OfthS studies puFsued, add
tndees = taste for higher attsiaDents.
BE~PurthSr iefornatIOn usy b bed 90 sp-
pstcauoa.
cAsrIss,o wn. Hsyeh 9s 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09


The fsilovins = aa fxigaei from q spsreh 81
Nc. Proasf Of Eodiaaa, 10 coneress. few dsys
s4aess
mir Speaker. this passses between
ny eollssgss end the gerdsmsn from
Pennsylvanis, reminds ne q eircum-
stance which ocesrfsd 10 The Indisaa Ls-
eislaiurs. I bad made sons remarks, siF,
upon 3 a0bjeet Of sons impoTtaace
waa followed By . gsnileman IN opposi.
too. wko Immediately commenced mis.
representing say lssFssgs. CoEsCfse
bin, sir. He received ny explaasgion
appaisnily IN 81 sincerity. bot eoniinosd
10 mitrspFssent ne. arain. siT. uilh
some ltils warmth. corrected him. end
eompisined of TIE course BE seemed De-.
isFnined 10 parsus. TIE gentismsn. 81.
isg 3 monsafs hesitsiion. cssi 90 implos-
ing i5ok ap0u ne. end eiih macb csn-
6oer ssids wsll ST. Profit. know thsl
pos 6id nol sEeefiy zee re laoRpage 20.
iribuied % 500, bat ~ hass been fol
siE weeks pssref5aa aspeeeh ~ ihis sub-
leei. sp6 u olaaf - give q eject. is 8,
nscssnlsy fof sons peTsoa % nss iss Lee:
gaaee aiifibulsd % voc. knew 81 ~
psssoa who cen stead Il better sbaa youf.
lsif End 80 yo1 npst szrnss ne" fi9feel
lauahtex.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
TESTIMONY OF GOV. EVERETT.

TESTIMONY OF GOV. EVERETT.
In his letter dsclinisg The Fecen, nominalioa for
ths once of Governor Of Massaohuser,s, Mr..
EvEaErr ,Aas bears his high testimony TO the
personal worth and high character Of The Farme,
Of North Bend.
.:Hsviag been familiarity acquainted with
Gen. HARaisos duriog the Tour year, Of
President ApAMs's sdministrstion. 1 have
ample and Personal know ledge OF his hon
esiy, capacity. aud patriotism. His talents
are Of high order; bis general reading.
particularly In the department Of history.
10 extensive and accurate; be isa good
speaker and 4 good writer. (witness bis
discourse on the Aborigines of the
valley Of the Ohio in lS3S,) bis practical
aequsintancs with affairs 10 exceeded by
that OF few individuals in the country: and
me public services have been extended
over longer period. Ibelieve, than those
o. any other man now on the s.sse.--
Warmly attached. as have been, 10 IN.
former candidates Of Massachusetts, fstili
regard The RonsaatioR Of General Horizon
- a most farere6ie eveHt. The country 1,
under the highest obligations 10 those dis.
loguished statesmen whose magnanimi,v
has produced perfect union Of The Whia
party 20 lie support. I feel confident thai
'h,' nominsiion viii prove The means Of
eneeiing that change "a nsiional politics
which has become so necessary Zoe the
public welfare. The country needs reliel
from the policy pursued by the General
Government. and the intense party action
oy which !; has thus far been sos,ained
IL h evident. from indications too plain e
De mistaken that the People have decreed
change. and that the nomination Of Gen
HARRIsoN Is the instrument by which Il
will DO effected"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09


He never nsrss ne a. Of Old,
As FRIENDS, leas eheTish,s. meet ne.
his glance Is ever calm and cold,
To welcome or 10 greet me.
Hix siehs nc'cr follow where move,
Or tetis what othefs' sighs d.
Bot thoash his tips ne'er ssy IL lore
often think hts sysdoi
He never turns amid The throng,
Where colder ears VII lisfen;
Or gives one thought 10 thai poor song,
Once made his syei,ds glirisA;
Butscmctimes When oar glanecs meet.
IA locks less waru--more Wisc-co,
Albsit his Eps never say s1is sseet," ~
ofien think his syes do,
Oh bTighser sniieS than miae may eias
His hours % mifth OF sorrow;
Aad fairrf farms than mine may paas
Across his path io-morov;
Bot Something vh,speE, solaee Jet,
As san thFoegh daFkcned skies dos
His lbs neier say ~ don'i forget"
oiten think his srs dol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

OF the United States. IL 90 periicsciou.ly
adhered 70, end now about 10 be fastened
90 the people; snd vieeisg the passage
oi such q law BY Congress ss fatal in Il.
tendency 10 The baking institutions ol
The eoupiry, (ihs proslraiion Of which
must bring ruin on al least two. ,hifds oI
our business men. together With the hos.
tiity lately manifested by the Admins.
trsiion party 10 the Senate Of my naive
State against those institutions, thereby
destroying confidence and psrslizins q,
one blow thc energies and industry cfthe
whole country. ! cannot. under existing
circumstances. land my mind has moi
been made Up hastily on the subject, ]
consent 10 support any longer On Admin.
istraiion. shose measures. If c.rried out,
must tend 10 make the Yich richer and he
poor poorer. Being thoroughly convinced
OF those facts. I sm not one Of those who
will 60 for the Administrator riglt o,
,0rong. II my vote eau in any way eonti.
butte TO bring about better state Of things,
my highest Object Is attained.
JOHN B. CAMPBELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

Bogimnem&al Orders.

NvHE COMPANIES attached % The Ssh
II Regimsnt arc ordered 70 attsnd ~ THAR
different Muster grouads ydUFine the month Of
April, Al the tipss and Plpees Designated b. law.
In those Conpahiss whore vaeaneiss exist,
elections will be held.
Oaiesrs who have resigned, era required ia
hand in THAR Company Rolls a. So0a a. they
are fully and completely made ouL i-
The Tires Companies mastering IN Shepherds-
town, will be mustered on Ihe same day, tths
9Th Saturday in April. I'm order that vseAueiss
50 two Of them ean be 6iled: Thoss beloagias
10 other Companies in the Regiment Uill saks
Dotieo that II is every mans duty 10 know the
days upon which each co0Pasy has hsrstsfsrc
seen mustered.
RoBERT LUCAS.
cos,sS't y tAs sSik RsgE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

The prevalent msaia here at present
is the fsshios Of ladies' hsvisg waking
siieksi They are extremely beaaliful;-a
some Of chem are Of ivory, some ebony,
some Of Indisn cane. They are almosl
covered With arsbes4as Of gold. aod the
tops srs Of gold richly essvsd. and some
times isweled. IL not this 90 oUTnR
fashion fos the fair sex l--.F. v. Sgw.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, lsAO

,hs soolh--befors they call spoa yeu 70
oppose The election OF Gen. Harrison BE-.
cause be 10 ~ sboliiionisi. or 10 suppor,
the re election of Mr.. Van Buren, be-
cause he Is Eorhsfn maa with South
err priociplesi'
This circular 10 already extended fur.
Their than ! meant when / began. I Gun
stili weak Ia health. and must siop.
request some friend 10 read this 10 the
people Of my district. whenevsr and
wherever they may befound assembled.
will cndeavor 10 ssud copies 10 most Of
them; will talk 10 them abou, many othes
matters when we meet lace TO fsee;'.--
aud 10 the meantime am their devoted
public servant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

-AsotAey Fire IN WiimiagfOa (DsI -
Shsrily sftsF ~ o'clock on Saturday
plight. the barn Of Me. Woolastoa. IN Will
Tmington (Del.J was observed 10 be on
Gre. and saa consumed with lie contents,
amone which we're Eve horses and two
COWS. 4 was supposed 70 have bsen the
work OF design; and person had been
sFFestsd on suspieion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

IN charIsstovn, q black vslsss BRACE
nnaee viii eosfsr . fsvor by leaving the sams
at ths Free Press Ofies, OF 81 M. RasksstA
e1ers. and II desirsd saitabfs REVISED will Be
gispa. WA. r. WASHINGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
LOAT on MIaLAm.

WNHg iifs Of Martin Vaa Buren,. By Pr0sss
III cor Holland, with . red linen back. An,
tnfor@atioa concerning u will ~ thanhfslly Fe
ooiVSd 81 THIS OFFICE.
Apgii 9. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
Esa a. L.sls,e. J.w..l.

Aersr NEssoa. (ky.,1 rch
Dudog late jadieisi trial. which took
place before one 81 ouF Justices OF tho
peaee. two iaNysrs employ ed IN The ea.e
.oas q them . Beck Eys) goa mo = dif.
puie about soms ridiculaus matter. when
The justice inierposed sud threatened 10
hne lhsm " they Old DOT dspcrs them.
.slyes more dscofsu.iy. ThereBpon he
kuck-Eys tuned 10 ihs Justice sna told
bin he bad 90 tight 10 Geo any body
that be wss noi = coufi. anl lhsi be vas
q me6alstoue fellow sny how. nnj . fss.
cal 10 boot. Upa0 tbs che ifiics rose.
vish the bench o. ehich BE honof pc.
sided b. BIZ hab3t Use itei in lfprih)
sod aah q tgstp ~ HHiy. BE- placed re
farther end srtisst re side u iae BBcg.
Eyes hssd Wiih soch iu5isinl force fhzi
he pooF isl.ow on recovering bic fehset.
foaad himself PROSTATE. eilh IS bead
nssrly In ghf Gfe His cries 81 nnrdeg
usfs aafmiog TIE Insi VS. 81 40
sad
So ne laayer nui messiy hoNed bot
sciusly piosiraied himseif b faIs ths
iudgmsni 81 TIE 5sHct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
ZINC ROOFS.

or Repair.
HToR security frea Fire, Aasy psrsoas are
IL desirious az roofing their tioessswi in Zinc,
bot have been prevseted by the difBculty Of pro-
curing persons 10 put u %. The subscribers
being soiieitrd 10 engage in u, aud having con-
scented 20 DO 90. viii Do prepared u feW dsya
70 roof with Zine IN ihe heat and most approved
manner. and will promptly stispd TO ali orders
m that line. MYERS q BRADLEY.
charle.sown. March 90. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09
WEEEATFHELD INN,
North H0scord, near .Mdrket- Street,
RaT TTafnRr

QNHE undsrsieaed, attending 90 remain a. this
u old Establishmsnt, respectfully asks soa-
tinuanes Of the support he has hsrstofore re-
osiVed. Hs esnaot oder eny thing 70 The pub
lie in The way Of hns house, hul he will try 70
msfs the eOaferts within eompensass Tor the
ds6eisDeies Without--io make the assomss&s-
tiOas ssd not the tuiiSiag, ths offset Of stirae-
,, cocKEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

G0oD,--Tks folioNina asa endorsed
On laiie ltisig received a. ibs Nsielsz
Fost CGe.s the Fosinasisf ail eoafef
favor BY iofsrniag 81 Wsiiaes tffhis
letter. o. sepdinE j. @ bin ~ ibe fga
eprofiahiiyi ss he moffd iUtO ycrf fssa.
~ rsnps the fFsi 81 Dxrfnisf issf. go
J lhiak ilyes q fis'asrs bon feef r.i
e&ee. ~ poe sFe q eagle mae q ms
b We1iA yeeg ifDusis % g. - 81 So q
tssy pretty asnghist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

Ftis ed, ihat Vicioria. daring she nsgl
6sgs cfrtnony, hsid 3 hasdksrcbisf 70
Ter pretty be. worth fhe haatksschisf.
60 ihs sps) 30 les ihsn eiT.eo0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

n = &c 3 j. - " IG
WR EsPEcTFULLY snsounsss 70 ne sislEsB-
A8 sf chaFissteSa and ils Vieiniiy. that ibs
present session Of the absys Institsilon con,-
msncsd on Moa4sy, RsbFusry i7tb, and will
terminals 90 i7th July.
PuPila wiil be received e. saJ 2sriod essias
the Ssslioa, bot u Will BE- 90 uaeay aeeSaais 20
tAsiS sdvsaiags, 70 ester - early u Ne essslon
e. possible.
No ssdosilos vii bs msas Sos aessses sz.
eePs h eases Of sickness.
EERms--Pss ass-saaI
Tuitiea 10 nii The Eaglish bFssehss, eonpTisias
critical knoslsdke 81 the Engiish f.angaaEs
WFitisE. Hentsi Esd Prseticai Afithmstis cod
Book hs4piag. Geography. with Ehs sss of 4
psis ~ the lsrEssf siEe Globes, and the esathe.
maiical yrqjsetioa Of Maps. Ac Natural Phi.
losoPhy. GbsaisiFy, Theoftliesland Praeiisal
Botsny, hhst0fie, BE. SO %
FFsaeh Lshgusgs, s. %
DrsainE sst Psihtiag, 40 %
haeie, ~ guafisf, 10 %
Fsel $50 sehsoi Aoom saPsnsss. 50
statishsry, Whea sapeiisd b Ne Teacher. 70
BosFd aa8 wsshtaz. IS %
Ornsmsslal Mods woEk via b issshl eur.
inE sae Addresses 81 aaeh gssk--so eHtFs
eharrs.
Mrs.. Jaws hagiag rsnoeot q ihet senno-
dioua esiablishmsut sPpaai,e ksf iefmeF Fesl.
desee. = pFopefe8 % sseeiss e naah isfgsl
nu1bsg u boaraagu strict attsaslea ulll b
psid 10 ths csiiisafiea - sgsssahis masnsSs. a
veil az % ~ nars impssiaat ealtass ~ -
hesst. en4 aentai farniiias.
Addhisaai ooapsisas Tsaehsrs via - -
gsgsd, u fesaisiis.
Chsfieaiepa. ssreh o.. iefe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

MIL resaas ~ prsefiee p DaliiasTe.
~ sd ~ pfiFste iasirutiise ~ people ~
.ea'iias - lueSaFg, 81 M e0th ~ NsFsh.
th Pfiee,e sa1Faafg. "a oegdsa stfssl. wili
ses''nos opeh fag palisata, vke VII hssa his
Bsi'iaors. Fsb. 20. isso-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

Saddles, BTz&Eea, R.r.
sits sasssfibtf has 81 ksnf 80 u,ln "a
- ie9, ssFeftl Very sss - 49, -, 49,
AlsEiiaesiss 80 zsikls ~.
-. ~ p cmcHEsTna.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-09

-Pramtod amd PuBlashed WycekaY--
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24

On The FIRST Monday in May merit

TN me NM hOHddV ~ hidy Htd''
n WILL proceed to sell the following
N described lands or so much thereof as
will satisfy the taxes against the same
The north caste quarter Of section TWEEN.
ty nine township eight range two west
north half east half south east quarter
section thirty township eight range two
west coaaiANg1sa hundred ssfes..Sa.4
Tor the taxes Of Ira Fisher, for the year
1897. Taxes So st cts Prs igg n28
"@~ s-~,' ',Nr."...ss ~ ...., ,,.
the town OF jacksonville beginning at
the south west corner Of said 10, fronting
twenty lwo fec, on Main street By 6lty
foa; back Sold lgr the taxes of George
w Smith. for tho y car iUSf 'tarr'
4. tIf H.. y; 'gi .s,' -, $50 SsSulb
Tho oartr8--' HssEost ST the north
hnir moth cas-, gaorGr section thirty slS
.,,yoNbiu ,en yRuge three east containing
c,rb,v qcfeS. SID f5rITrtfte>'':''.% y.
= v-JTr- .sSr.r.,eyaIat. The. year 1897 Taxo'
,yo5oIrs Prs Ice "0fS"
]. II. VANNOf, A. sc
Tax Fec 4,50 Printers Fee 9.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. Cd, 1910,
G. CROGHAN

DEAR COLONEL: At your request, state
10 you the substance Of our several con.
versations touching your opinion OF Cen
Harrison and your unhappy difference
with that distinguished officer.
The first conversation which took
place between us was at Fort Stephen
son, where you commanded in the early
part ofSeptember, eighteen hundred and
thirteen, when Major Wood and myself
we're on our way to reconnoltre the San.
dusky bay, and to have 4 conference
with Commodore Perry on the subsci OF
our joint operations against the enemy
That conversation is, perhaps, the bet
ter recolected, nasmuch as It has olien
been referred to in our subsequent con-
yersations since the war; and from the
fact that you did me the compliment t.
say that you made a memorandum OF INC
-.ptlnglQle QpQa which ! nai acted 70 res
PA9' e a.s'onet'ag OF .lhe iield oais.'f'
with Brgsdier General Cas-, which loo'
place Sion after ms arsNaintroa fof
!. .s.em,. 9gd .a 49,. 49,. *. aver W
Eiap' deleuce oi FUT-N 7"''N"'n'f. NO" ~
ias place while Nasur Fort Hsles
Do fgpIy 10 m} inquiries res1ac''''
'enaal Harrisuu's piano. operation a
pwe408s Ye1 replled. bat me ss.s'
ionol bis position was mo beet '~-
4" ~ ''elfpsp,gs np.taer
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-24
TX cALl.ncrnR-s sALE.

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= W,LLexpo3' 70 1i'6't'SsatGITi~ca,''Y'
~ t,-..-.~, I,a~94gl, house door u the
lowppl Canon,
On me First N,a4ay IN FebrparH 18li'
the following lots or tracts Of land, or
50 much thereof as will satisfy the Tax
as of defendants and all expenses accru-
inc thereon, to wlt:--The south east
quarter section thirty one; west half
north west quarter section thlrty-two,
township nine, range one west; north
east quarter section g; and west half
north west quarter section FIVE, township
eight, range one west, containing four
/ hundred and eighty acres.
To be sold for the Taxes Of Of War
nor w Wadington, for the year 1898
Oct. "a, 42-4 LPr fee Dl6I
the following lots or tracts Of land, or so
much thereof as will satisfy the Taxes
or defendants and all costs accrung
thereon, to wit:-The wosi half north
west quarter section thirty-three, town
shin eight range three east containing
eighty acres, more or less.
To to sold for tho Taxes Of Sion San
ders' estate Tor tho year 1887.
Oct "a, 42-4 [Pr Fec DEL
the following lots or irhcls Of land or s.
much thereof as will satisfy the Take
Is Of defendant and nh expenses accfu
, ine thereon, to w.l:--The east half mort
r east quarter, section four, township olgr
+. range one west; part Of the west ha
q north east quarter section four contain
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CONTEMPORARIES
Louis. SEPT 20. 1910
B4y Gu Hli--l eB tal aware ihnI
,ol take uoIdd % thn raaa1' varar.
'rgDtS ,e.ss.@@t..4A4,g4 ~. l..,sr.s, y I.
.aw yDl from your neutrality thai 7
a address tal.
Daring tho last lwo years nave mad
An pleasure frequently % meet you, and
s,,s uryrr vet heard you declare your.
,ei fol- either 81 tie iTtydtf H,ost csu
M .,loag+.&, I.lalgaa.d.b. gg2.g,.. aud have
WIg1i .'1-ne t0B pU54,5lH yrlr3elt uq.1i
a. subject ! believe, sir that your
relation Win zen Yhtits5rr Rs rFr43t ay4
with Mr.. Van Buren, are Of the most
Friendly character and that you regtrd
hem both with feelings Of friendship
WmiDs' you dispaogo neither, have
heard YOU speak Of both in terms O.
pmIsc, aud ! feel satisfied that YOU will
tnseo the question ask IN the condor
and ,luceuly of soldier.
Some letters Of yours have been re.
GENTLY published during your absence
from Washington and many have endoa.
yored to produce tho impression that
yol have authorized the publication,
and have thrown your influence against
Gen. Harrison. do not believe that
this is so, but would like 10 learn from
Yourself, whether the publication Of
those letters were authorized by you.
At Tippecanoe you were one Of the
5Aids Of Gen. Boyd, and performed 0
glorious part in that, as well as in Other
hard fought battles, which have added lc
iho lame and honor Of our country
should be pleased to know if on that oc'
casion, or at any time during the war
Gen. Harrison showed any want Of bra
very; and furhor II the ground select
cd for The enesmpment Of his troops a
s9ippecanoo was lnjudiclousIy or impro
perry chosen.
During the war, sir, you performed q
most distinguished part, aud your name
Nelu always bo associated with us mos
brilliant achievements, as long AS there
I'm. lett one American heart TO admire
your gallant AID gTdfi0as 3ete7ror' .
..Snndgsky. You have hal as good an oP
s-por,ually TO form a correct opuu0a p
'. -,-,e .------~....4.-.. II. I.a .l.. ,
son, as any other officer, aud should %
pleased to have Nour opinion upon thes
matters,
RespeCtfully, yours,