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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

BALTIMORE Convention We earnestly invite The
attention of The Democratic Party OF this District. to
he subject Of appointing delegates TO the Convention
tn be held at Baltimore in May next. And there
may be difficulty in procuring the attendance Of any
resident deegae-so remote from The scene Of action
it would be best u select persons convenient 10 the
City of Baltimore. Therefore, after appointing one
delegates for the cnuntg, suppose three proxe;
he selected If tins proposition meet with favor, we
sugges: for Washington county, Col Hopkins and foI
eur proxies, Gen. Dromeoos, Col Hubbard, and Gen
Chapman 1t unpnft1nt that there should be uni
tormity these 81 acilons aud there can be Oh
lection these individuals, hope they Will be taken
up and appointed in the other o. the district
We doub, not, that each Of them viii checr!ully
present US in this Convention. We tell the Democra-
cy must be up and doing. These matters should
he attended to immediately. Look at the past and
peeled proceedings OF the Wings. Perbam sat!
rlLiugdtn Banuer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

BARGAINS IN FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
ID H. JENKINS invites the attention al merchants, liniles
fe and others examine his extensive stock oi new
Goods opening from auction aud elsewhere amounting 1t
nearly thousand the most oil t" purcha,
the prices and viii he sold on very favorable
tenns:-
CLOTHS, CASHIERS AND vE5TiSGs-a!l colors, style.
and qualities.
FLaNNELS-whe and .cd shilling, % cents, D cent
AMI finer
BANKETS-arge supply, from IS, s7 and higher prices
Also Rose aud Whitney Bed Blankets, cheap
SILK GOO0S-rvery variety OF all the newest styles.
DRESS ARTICLES, FOR LADl ES-con>istng oil 'eivets
chnsans Lustre Muslin De LINES Velvenets and many
other styles, OF great beauty.
CACOES- yards dress Calcoes ell prices, from D
TO- l2 and IL al paerns fast coors ana very
great bargains.
CURTAIN CALlCoES-vcry cheap, 81! TO- l2 and finer
MOURNING GOODS-Ev-ry A:nd OF family mourning articles
LACE GOODS50 yards Thread. Bobnet and Lislc Ed.
ings and I.acrs; patterns aud very cheap
SERVANTS CLOTlIINGln this article great attention las
paid >erviceahr materials both of
and NJ much beo% The usual rates.
DOMESTIC G0oDS-Evey description oil h!eacled and IN
bleachcd Shnss and Sh.r.s, ifcn TOD yards vide Cotton
sabrgs 81 and higher prices Apron Checks plain ami
plaid i.usey>, &c.
LINEN GooDSloc0 Linen audkerchiefs, all prices. i"nr
incs; Table Linens; Napkins &c.
In addition above article for Gentenens wearin
apnae and every Dry Goods business, Will be
found Al H. H.. JLNhiNS'
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30
POETRY.
"nucH rxr REMAINS rNsusG."
from 49, Eorre.-.1e ~, for lsi+.l
ILEE,S ERRORS.

WA: If, n that subues sl:ie
n. v'lith o,r snniS 81. nrce attain,
The ,h,nrs OF f.a' II, ad fl,", and fa:e,
snail pas before or eyes t.sin.
Stall we review oar i.'ts's >'y way
is wants sut welFinr bchol 'lns,
And nv Heavens ,urcr nnon survey
what :.arlls I.:n twilight 10" i folding:
Q, what n ,euuirous change viii pass
Der all t..at mere hath seemed %. been.
Darkiy we sac, n through glass,
What tner shall tdcs L. fac. be seen;
The nutnln.ue.s o: all WE priced,
The iais loi OF the love we sought,
The priuceiess irrth of hearts drspised,
The worth of all we valued not!
Perchancc, it shall not then be seen
Tia, tn,s, oar earthly path Of tears,
So dssoia'e I waste tath been
A. to the malrncr's eye appears.
When clearer !:ht around Us breaks,
Oar eyes rh,li read ,nc'r course below,
a dreaty line nj long mistakes,
Atoned by many needless woe.
oar Youth va, passed in visions fair,
Ia avis!iing the wealth If heart,
Our Manhood had the harder care
OF watchn. all those dreams depart.
What was thee lett for sad Old age,
Except in useless rri-f 10 rue
The errors of piiari mage
We could no,, Il we would rclew.
Yet in ourselves the evil lay,
Poor, wri:.. ;rtIcers oil woe.
Ocr idols all were made at clay,
But 'twas nu! haua thai framed taem 50.
We needed some CIsIner call
To ttarh ogt heads al."c Ia shan
The lovely cit,t OF irlis;'hs al;
TIE bit;cr sin o. itrs:ia, none.
Turn wc then with vain disgust
From love betrayed and i.ith deceived,
Nor let our hearts forget To tfisi,
When they woinceC, wfGas, and arieved.
Teke houc iii.s l-Srp1--ft .s such
As turns i.iic's darkness Into lights
O, we can never i.re too mpch,
Ii We viii only iuvc ari4h'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30
LOUISA COUNTY.


Alta meeting fthe Democratic Association tor Lou
sa county on Monday the It'll day OF December, Col
WIN Harris list Vice President, presided
The Committee 10 whom the oh resolution OF the
last meeting referred having for its object plan
nf county organization, reported the following resou
tons-which were unanimously adopted:
/. Resotc,d TIA. the Democratic party Of Louisa he
earnestly requested 10 form Democratic Association
at zach of the election pr CHATS IN the county.
y Resoirsd That .oe recommend 10 them 10 appoint
standing committee for cach association, whose duty
!, shalt he to invite distinguished Republicans 10 ad-
dress lhem ard To give notice, extensive a. possible
Of the time and place, when any such invitation is &C
cepied
3 Rssolrcd, That we recommend the appointment 81
committee FOR the purpose OF obtaining for circulation
such documents as the opinion of the Associations
may be best cac ua,ed to illustrate the principles of the
Republican party.
q Resorr,d That we recommend the appointment Of
Vigilance Committee, and Committee OF Correspon-
dencc with power the part oi the Vigilance Com
m,t,ee 10 enlarge their numbers 10 any extent.
: Rcsotred, That the names Of the members OF each
ASSOCIATION be enrolled in book 10 be kept By the
Secretary
6. Rsso,red, That recommend TO the several
Democratic Ass,cratona of this Senatorial District
that distinct Association he organized by the tfer
cot Associations il tho District, 10 meet IN rotation a
tho Cnrrt Houses Of the respective counties.
T. Resoirtd, That each member Of every Association
requested pay the Treasurer whatever sum he
tanks proper, 10 deiray such expenses as It may be
necessary to incur.
5 Ressieed, That in the event no person can be pro
cured address the several meetings. the President be
empowered read such written address or essay as he
may salec,.
. Resoir.d, That each Association, through the
Ch,5tnan of i,s N,r,lance Committee, report its pro-
cesdlns 10 he o-*den; Of tie Central Assoclatfoo
=, Lousl Ccurt !innse every mon'h, with the mum
hc7 - names suro.:-d on fle IL az each.
Af. pcntez'zr beiar oni.ad upon, rose and ad
dressed the meeting: utsr woch, the m"st0g al
journed M. o. HARRIS,
1st Vice President
j. L. GoEpoy Sssr,targ.
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Snnf 30

old WINES AND LlQIOUS-Also, GROCERIES.-I ha,.
W and general assortment Of old Wines and III
quor OF which have been kept on hand Improving Tor Ter
years sa:d old My Groceries
viii fair Comparison with the best III The city, may
regard qualify yc, and cafcies putin: oil them ~
The Wines Liquors wi b- found beneficial 70
Of health when moderately ana Jndcouy used
e found ncTadnlous, not Ia have firm
unsi,akcii belief PLAIN of tact assertion let b1
enquire. call The subscriber. who has been regular tempe
rate irifse year, Of his lie and
healthy appearance tey po,tyt nj hi
uncle died few IN the state o New York
lu7 wears: drinking s th
dlv he ielt Fereniosh, then stripping. Wi. WALLACE
Aug - 3l-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

* ECOND SUPPLYING receiving and opening, ihl
- morning, second supply of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS which, with those hand makes Stock very lare
and desirable. Amongst which may found
Super black blue browo, and invisible green Cloths
Dn. do do. aud fancy CasslmeIes
FIushings Beaver and Pilot Cloths
Swansdown, Valencia, Todnrl and Satin VcstiGss
Sarirets, Kentucky leans AMI kerseys
Fn no MS and English Kcrseys, for Negro Clothing
Red, white and yellow Flannel,
Padding and Sail DIck
Irish Linens kentlngs, Lawns and sheetins
Australian l.u-ires and Chasans
Rich, style aousainc lie LANES
Rich new styIe Prints large supply, and beautiful
silk. merno cotton and wooen Hose and Hall Hose
Buck kid, mer.no silk and Berlin Gloves
Filrt, SILK and woollen Mitfs
Umbrellas all prices
TayIor's Willrt's Hughes and other Spool Coltops
Patent Threads and Twnes
Brocha Cashmere, Net and Plaid Shawls
Blracled and brown Sheetings and SIlitInss
Duhl, Twied and Whitney Blankets
With every 'er article usually found IN Dry Goods
Jobbg House. which respcruiy invite the ateniinn
~, 4i-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30
OUR DISTRICT CONVENTION.

We are greatly gratihed to find our friends moving
in all the countless that make the District and from
present indications have doubt, that our Conven
tion which will meet the ever glorious 9Th Of Jann-
airy next viii &c full one. We particularly pleased
with the unanimous expression Of feeling in favor OF
Martin Van Buren, which has characterized oil the
meetings that have been held. In our Convention
there will be no difference Of opinion, and will send
TO Baltimore delegation who will reflect the wishes Of
their constituents,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

IN Cont Of Quarterly s.s.,
held for Louisa County al the Court house Thereof ON
| the 18Th day of November, lsi3:
Neryether S. Sims, Administrator Of Lucy D. Sims and
Monroe sims, Plaintiff
| against
| Chapman Sims William Sims, Susan Ann Sim, and c.o,,
Allen SINS, Defendants
The defendants, Chapman sims and William Sims. ha,in
entered Appearance aud security, according la
and Court and II appearing 10 m satisfaction
inhabitants tas Sttte,
Of the plaintiff by attorney ordered. the ae!er,
ants ChanIaln sims lud william SINS, d, before
justices of County Court o! s-d ounty AT TIE tonIto
second Monday In February next, and answer the
the planti and that copy .t ofdrr b. lorn"in inserted
new paper published the city of edmond III
months successfully and posted ~ the front door oi Tie Cod
''0''' "a copy3 Copy. II. s, Join HUNTER, C. l.
Dec. "A 6i-w2s
! IN acknowledgements Court u Monthly Sess
held Tor Louisa County, at the Court house thereof,
day, the 9Th day of October, lei3:
ha Melton, Administrator, with the VIII annexed Of j
| Thoinass"n, deceased, PlaiLa- /
against
David Ihomasson, Martha Ann. Nay, Frances T.. Ca,1r
and hcmasson, JoIn Patsy, Elizahch aud ~
Nucsod. Nathan H., John r. aud Martha & She het
Elias Thnnus-on l.-@ Thonas>oa John r. Thom Me-
Thomis.On ld Thomas g. Thoina>son, Defendant.
This day Ia he further heard. untr N,
hcriy parties the defsr euiered Ia "a
day Gu-, 1888, and the application al he
John Thu.nassoR decreased, partp N this
ordered aud rquied tiat all persons, who may have
against said John 1hnmasson dec ased, do rVa
for settlement E.ba Melton, Administrator, win the p
nex-d of the sid John Ihonasson, between la
January ISL ami l. further directed
order be Published for eight weeks 10 hr Enquirer
published cry o Richmond, and be- ted al the a
the Court house Of this county for TWO several Court days
c0fy-icste JOHN HUNTER, L. l. e
0rf. ia .,.t,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

For Tickets and Shares, and Certificates Of Packages in the
above MAGNIFICENT Lottery, a6.,r-s
j. G. GREGORY & 60, Managers Richmond, Va
DIT An account oil the drawing w be sent immediately after
10 al! who order iiom
Dec 81 67-2awid
TNFiRMARY or TIE hiCHIDNn MEDICAL COLLEGE.
re'S Institution open fog TIE lick, the following charges
i payable m advance Tor The l!r>t week.
Wiire patients, s. per week.
co1feG do. 1
These every expense medical attendance
gica operations hoard, medicine and iusns.
The accommodations Tor the ample ami complete IN
every rcpe Two Professors the Medical College s, The
Institution daily for prescribed periods rotations and III
of trg. al She members Of TIE Faculty called III consul
tation, without additional charge Ia the pa:cni.
An obetrcal ward Ii, been prepared Tor the reception o ~
nGea, the fixed above for medical aad surgical
Patients abns under insanity contagious diseases Will not
be- received into the lnira!aI!.
:. MAUPIN, NJ. D., President
Arr aS-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

JAMES a. PATERSON, CoaHissIos MrRcRASr, Richmond
y Y-Wi give prompt attention sales OF all kinds Pro
and Merchandise consigned his Store Car,
street. adjoining Messrs. Caperton & Crump.
Oct Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

c1O On0 REWA2n.-The above rf"aii 49, W.
- III. UUU notes Of The Brandon RlnS o. M,s' eys
Shoe Establishment in the city Of RIchme nj or 49, -s
sell Boots and SHOES cheaper Than :. 4. Smith a w AK
Red Boot Main street, opposite the eni OF ~ a- eh
tcorn.r House. l-thcrrforr. my estabiisi'' md ~
in this cityor Texas invite all Nations r,,t ea
from The Soeaker Of the Jew ISL Sanhrdtim q the
ans 10 cal! on me for bargains, ms an dttefn aagr
in these dggn- for selling cheap Boots ana - $50
al from sl IS 10 ct; aad Shoes from Isl cents 20
accommodate in prices lust call and look =. sb,st7l
YOU viii find il very difficult to get away with SAl
y. B. Don't forget the Red Boot g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nufacory OF Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and PLAN
Piano Forr possessing the la, improvements, ana tha'
decacy and uftoe peculiar To Their ma
nufacture
Also large Of Musical instruments, and Ausca
Merchandise general.
Piano For,e repaired tuned hire and taken exchange
CHEAP MUSIC.
collection of Music offered for sale In this
State selected FROM the Of the subscriber who II
now enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
purchasing sell again will be furnished upon better
terms than they ind elsewhere in the state.
P. II. TAYLOR,
Forte Musie Store opposite the Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

EMPORIUM OF STANDARD LITERATURE.
TRIMMER & MORRIS, late SMITH & PALMER, beg to in
~ their valuable and extensive assortment o.
STANDARD Publications every department Of Literature parcu
ay Law, Medicine, Theology the Classics Arts and seen
History biography, &C. &c choice editions of STANDARD
Authors together all the and cheap publications OF the
day.
ANIMALS FOR lei
We have received supply of English and American Annu-
as with general splendid Oxford editions Of III.
elegantly and gold aud the Book OF Com
Prayer bound Bibles illustrated STANDARD WORKS
finished in elegant t!c forming appropriate and
beautiful works for
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
description hand and Pook:ndin: in al IL
N moderate terms.
DRfNKER & MORRIS
Late Smith Palmer al their Old stand.
D.c 60-2awIm
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WILLIAM F. RITCliIE, At Law, !ishmona "a
w Office on Main street, above the Banks.
Dss. tS-0
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THOMAS LLOYD, Eu..ia Alley. u.
STATE or New YORK, On t'.!s 2jiA day 9; Nos .air
City Of Srousrn, -: before cane Tham1s lnt1
snomiedard the tiutL Of the foregoing paper, aud ;
cuted Tie same. nf:EhY {. 81 sra.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

WM. S. Bnrcx, SECRETARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

Certificates Of packases Of q wroIes. slan
- baiyes, "a
f" I" - quarters, 81
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. D. for 1914 TO be dra"
Alexandria, ID. CO. Saturday. The sth OF January le1i
draw nm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30
MORGAN COUNTY

w. d. WILLIAMS, Sec'ry.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

aud that be thought the Governor ought to
have been paid the Salary Of President OF
Bank, and that ousht TO have been paid
the Salary Of a Cashier.
The Board did not at first send to the
Legislature list of those who borrowed,
because they thought it was wrong prin.
ciple for the State TO receive q benefit from
portion Of her citizens and then do them
an injury.
hereto aiiix list Of all who borrowed
during the four years was Secretary, as
nearly correct as 10 politics as ! can now
make IT. have, IN every instance when
could, consolidated into one, when persons
have borrowed twice; and have placed
neutral the Ladies and firms composed Of
gersons of different politics. The loans
we're made u, d.iler' n, periods, during The
time, and ! have omitted the dates that /
might present them in as succinc; form
as possible. The leans were made on
Bonds payable IN three months, aud were
required 10 be renewed at maturity. H.
many instances Notes were renewed b,
he substitution Of tie Notes Of others III
their place.
Original Borrowers Of Ike Literery Board FaHd
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
Washington, Jan. 4, 1913.


One Of the most fruitful themes Of dec.
lamat'on with demagooues, is the orat,en
condition Of our Railroads. They de.
care that They are rotten Corporations,
ana mat tho State is likely to suffer i'm.
medlniely byihem, &c. &c. A proposition
was rejected IN the Scnatc, on Wednesday
'as' by street party vote, with the exccn.
non Of Mr.. Dobsou, who voted with ,be
" hIss' The object Of which was 10 inyoq.
gate and report the precise condition of
'"e wilmington road. So much easier Is
II /" preach than ptdctice.- Raj. Rfg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
From the North Carolina Standard.

Mn. EDITOR: | observe, bv your last
paper, that you have fallen into an error N
regard to the Literary Fund loans. wa,
Secretary to the Board during the whole
period OF Gov Dudiey's administration, and
as such was witness 10 the hole Of The
transactions Of the Board. | am no. per.
sonally acquainted with all Who obtained
leans at sad Board, bu, know il 10 be q
tdet that IN not one single instance was ever
loan made on partisan grounds or for
political effect. The Board was required
to lend money, and when they had II, 10
every instance, they loaned il on the first
solvent application; and the papers belong
lng TO the Board .ll bear me out in saving
that the applications. which we're rejected,
like those accepted, were also made With
OFT distinction Of Parties. Al the Session
OF a@-0, Committee Of the Legislature
e1amined and approved the proceedings Of
Inc Board, aad al the Session in l0-l. MIR.
Barnes NOV GenI Introduced a resolu,ion
asking Of the Treasurer the names Of the
borrowers; but the Treasurer did not Leen
The record Of the Board and OF course copld
not officially report them. Mr.. Barrnge,
amended the Resolution, committee con
sls'ing OF a majority Of Democrats. wnb
VIZ. (now Genl.) Barnes as chairman. vho
examined the Books and inspected tho
Bonds Of the borrowers, and fod,no evc,y
thing safe and satisfactory, SO reported to
The Legislature.
! was present, by request of the commit
tee' at The meeting, and vas questioned as
70 The solSency Of some Of the borrowers,
ana my answer, IN every case, vas by re.
iefros to the representations upon which
loans were made and they were considered
valid reasons for The loans. 50 far from
hiding iaul, with the operations Of the
Board, tho Chairman of the Committee.
Mr. Barnes, who had first moved in the
matter, sad that be was perfectly satisfied,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
From the Raleigh Register.
Interesting Correspondence.
WAsnINcNoS. Jan. Is, ls43.

w ASHiNONON, Jun lCt i1fc'
Mr.. GALES: Having in an Editorial of
your paper of the 23d December, had re.
ference to the subjects embraced in the
subioined Correspondence, have torequest
the favor of its publication in the Register.
As Mr.. Brown says the conversation "
between Mr.. Van Buren, and himself, &C.
CURED about the time Of the termination
of the French Commission in which Mr..
V. b. used the offensive remark in regard
10 me, deem it due TO myself 10 publish
his letter to Gov. Spaight, dated a few
days after the Commission closed, having
reference to the very appointment,
which, according to Mr.. Browns stale.
ment, led TO the remark. could alsl
give copy of Mr.. Van Buren's letter To
myself. expressing in still stronger terms
as friendly feelings but that the letter is
of character so exclusively personal, as
TO render il indicate 10 me TO make ii
public. Respectfully,
X. NJ. SAUNDERS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

before he was elevated 10 the Presidency,
aud about the time your appointment as
Commissioner under the French Treaty
was TO terminate, and when your name
was presented or was spoken Of as intend.
ed to be presented 10 Gen. Jackson for
another appointment, ! understood him 10
use, in substance, the above remark.
have authorized my friend, MIR. Bragg,
to transmit TO you this letter.
Very respectfully, &C.,
b. BROWN.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
Raleigh, Feb. 3, ls43.

Nr. Clay in PenasyipaniG. We took
advantage says the Harrisburg Capitolian)
Of our little "Jaunt" into the northern part
OF our State to make some inquiry among
the old Harrison men as to tue state OF
feeling 10 regard 10 Mr.. Clay aud found,
as we have frequently declared, that Ash.
lands Sage IS the only one the old Harri-
son democrats think Of or talk about We
saw hundreds of the Old stand byes cf our
party 10 the State, and to man they 20
for Clay, and display more earncsiness 10
his behalf than they did for even the IN
mentcd Harrison. The feeling for Mr..
Cay ~ this State is deep and abiding, aud
we confidently beleye-and this is the i'm.
preston Of every one we conyersed with
that the vote Of the State will be given 10
btm IN 1874 BY a handsome malority.-
Clay IS the only hope of the Wings in this
State, as he is the only salvation of the
country, and to him they look with anx.
tous soi,cjude. 4 rally sill be made for
him when tie time arrives which will
surprse the most sanguinc Of his most de.
voted admirers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
NtoItVIIUIIN,
II. NJ. SAUNDERS.
WASHINGTON, Dc. 26. 1872.

WASHINCToN, Dec. 20, lsi2.
SIR: You will recolect on the day he
fore my leaving Raleigh, | met you IN the
Rotunda, when remarked, had heard
some of Your friends had said, they would
vote for Mr.. Graham in preference To me,
that informed YOU whatever your friends
might do, no filend Of mine, us far as |
knew or believed, would under any con.
tingenCy vote for Wing as Sunderland
towards YOU personally had no unkind
feelings; that you replied by saying" you
rcciprocatcd my feelings OF kindness, and
# any of your friends had expressed them
selves as heard, it was wrong and should
not be done as lar as you could prevent
It. lou may imagine my surprise, after
this, on reading the article in the last Raj.
elgh Register. And as the matter has
thus been made public, desire TO know
II you used the Xpression-"t that you had
rather see an ultra FedeTalisi cleo ted than
Saunders" or {" that you would vote for q
Federaisi sooner than for me-" Also
whether you used the EXPRESSION" that
you had long known me to be politically
dlshones, y; and whether YOU said, what
YOU are reported as having said" thai
Nr. Van Buren, had told you, he had long
known me, and that thought no man IL
North Carolina but myself, capable Of fl
ling an office"
have to request an carly reply 10 tn,
foregoing. My friend, Mr.. Russell, WI
hand you this.
have the honor to be, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

You will observe tha, the Law only au
,horlzed the loans of $500 900. you will
understand this, when | inform you tha,
many Of the las; loans were made out Of
the sums that had been borrowed and re.
turned TO the Board.
THIS City has many more Wings than
Democrats 10 its, and you will find tha. be
ing convenient how they form a large item
OF the borrowe rs.
| know that shall not appeal 10 vain to
you 10 do justice % those, your former
statement is likely TO injure.
RespectIly. L. c. BATTLE.
Raleigh, Feb. 3, ls43.