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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned having on the 23d. day
of Octobrr l543. obtained from the Probate
Court of Marshall County. Mississippi. LIT
te's administration upon all and singular,
he goods, ch ttels and estates OF William
Patrick. deed All persons having claims
against the estate of said decd, are therefore,
hereby requested to exhibit the same within
he time limited bv law. or the same will be
AIRED Those indebted TO said estate are
equested to make immediate payment
B. @. LAWRENCE,A Admir-.
Dec. %, lS43-h
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23

Is touched, became enamoured of her.
and on their wav to Milan eloquently plea
ded his passion, 5ui Leoni'da's heart was sa
cred-she gently demonstrated, but steadily
re- iected bis suit Ere long. no human III
bound her to the world, she followed The
funeral PROCESSION Of the broken hearted
Marchese 10 the gr zee, and wept in the So
clu.Ion of a convent the sorTows whic!
heavenly aid alone could assuage
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
SOUTH WESTERN
LAW JOURNAL IL REPORTER.
EDITED BY MILTON A. HAYNES,

THIS Journal will be devoted tn the interest
of the profession in The South west and will
include within its range reports and abstracts of
The decisions of the Supreme Court of Tennes-
see, and Federal Courts held at Nashville soon
after lie opinions are delivered abstracts and
digeS> of tn. reported decsi ons OF the Supreme
JndicaIures of the South western States general
" reviews, biograp phica sketches original eS.
says on LAWYERS an legislation, critical notices
and snch Intelligence and reports as may BE- fur
nshed US by contributors, from the Bar of The
South-weSt, in advance OF the regular reports
The reports and abstracts of the decisions of
the Supreme Court of Tennessee al Jackson
will be prepared hy w. Fl. STEFnENs, Esq.
those made at Knoxville, hv 5 r. RnDGERs. E~u.
and those at Nashville, will be prepar red bv the
Editor himself Reports OF cases decided in the
Federal Courrs al Nashville will be furnished
by JoHN Nj LEA, ESQ District Attorney
The Editor and Publishers take This occasion
10 return their thanks To those gentlemen of The
profession and others, who have come forward
promptly in the tender of their patronage and
co-operalinn.
All communications will be addressed Ia fhe
Editor Posi- Masters are respectfully requested
10 acI agents, and 10 send remittances and The
names Of subscribers under their franks
TERMS: This Journal will be issued on
the lsi of each month, with colored envefona
and each No. vii contain "a pages, 50 so in ad'
vance payment is delayed months S3 90
viii Be charged.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
NOTICE.

The undersigned having. on the 25th day
of September. lS43, obtaIned from the Pro-
bate Court of Marshall county. State of
Mississippi, letters of Administration upon
all and singular the goods. chattels and cred
its of James Fdck. decd all persous hav-
ing claims against the estate of said decd
are therefore. hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law. or the
same will be barred Those indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment,
LUCY FLACK.
JOHN ROBINSON,
Dec. %, 1S43-h Administrators
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
Infalllble care '0T Chllls, OF 4g4a =,
iersrS
This Invaluable Medicine IS purely vss.s.

ms @AA ' 0AeA'1i~ AAN1t~i1~ a PAigig We --a
TT He une xampled success OF This traIy .s-..
L. TafLsd Iunlc, IN curing, Do l-- ...
where ALL other remedies nave Jailed sag u
too, in cases Of six, nine, NTelge ala "a e.
mon hS' Standing warrants he aS>e,lua
taken according . The directions d 0, lrtz :.
A long list of certificates Ia pfu fuoi 90 l-s ...
bilitv. ntisht be adued but those ueta me- a.5-
per ale deemed sufficient. liy IT, ana Be lz.
vInced that il IS the most pleasau.. ma,, cr.. E.
md the very BEST remedy ever offered 90 tas E..
ltc, for pu ing speedy termination 10 Calls G.
Ague and Fever.
IL is mol IN the least nauSe2ting, nQr GEES
operate upoI the bowels but its ssluelT sg..s
upon the whole system Is So charming, as.tss
" one is highly delighted al ihrirsD-.4y rs.9s.
~ tu health. Such remedy, he al..e.t- .s
long been an want OF one thai cures sgss--s s.-
permanently, where the usual caution i. -.
proper exposure i ob,eTt ed
The fact thal the recipe was obaiue5 -
the RED MAN ofGhe FOTr>t, sileuces all dJat &. a
is beIeg purely Vegetable NAruRG's uustts4
DY--and may, Therefore, D. ID Ken bv evtT E:
with The most perfect safety. Persons .IF-s-
Ague and Fever districts should never b -...
ouI supply OF this fBUatltzbie TuniC.a~ a f.
they will ALWAYS lind a certain friend ie -.-.
Geed. The great and rapidly growing r
iIy OF this medicine, NAV cause others 60 ....=-
inita Z iI-therefuIe b. SHts 30 ask Tor GLEN.
EMS INDIAN ONfC, put uF b. .-a
~ HOUSE, Proprietor, Wuu>e name IS -#.
Ten upon he label and wrapper of e.cl
~ None genuine without ms wfI.eu sigla--t
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
Q z j. p z - = G - p 2ss
NEAR NASHVILLE, Aug, lSgh ISIS

Dear Sir IL had ChiliS and FeveIS fgrfvrzs
months nine mon hS OF The Time. wiihlu tzs
able To check il with All. The Hit I could 7ro
Tom Physicians aud Tie various Ieac tefrr S.
Ague mixtures sold b. The DusSIdre,. la Az
ri last saw your advertisement ui Ciemel, l4-
dian Tonic, aS an iayoiiibie cure. made aa
delay IN calling upon YO4, and hY usI.g ne
fonic, tried Il about The same lime, 0ih ---
same happy reS1li. Yours. reSpeciiu-F-
G. l. GLAoSpUM.
From the ClarlsSvi lie Chronicle. Det q. i,ia
DR. t L. Scou: Dear Sir.-We have a-s
Clemens Indian Tonic IN Iuanv ca-e, oi Hs.s
and Fever, and we fnd il ia every Tarle-1
what II ! recommended 10 be 10 your ad'e..a.
menl. We ha heretofore used mHs q
popular remedies in use for Ague and Ft'sH
aud We unhe>iIatingly recommend Ciem-l'
dian Tonic 10 The confidence 81 ihr putilf -..
our personal experience and ObSeF a1aA. 2.
safe, Certain, and prompf cure iOr he Agl5 y
Fever, IN any form or sage ui the cisease
Yours, &c, p 3ACHER,
JAMES } PRITCHEI4 d
LEVI COLEMAN.
Bear Springs Furnace, Tennessee Oci =. i.s
Mr.. Geo. w House. Dear Sir ! nave
the Indian Tome that yorT gent leli y si4
and tie money IS ready for You. have o1'-
q qieSied by my neIghhuT> 10 send Ter IaDie
" "ho have tried il have caEsT conhdelfe y u.
Send me further supply, and direct = -
Cumberland Iron Works. Yours, Re. e.g,,tq
D. n ELLlS.
Extract OF letter from Rev F. A. OhE-'
Memphis dated Nov. l6, lSi3: rs.,,
My dear Sir IL have tHe { leineI> 80.
Tonic ia six different cases. and mo j. ~
cIonS in very high degree Il are -
chill IN every instance, and a. vet there ~ .gr
no return. cbeerluiiy give tbis 80
that others may b induced 10 ne renee
sale and eficaeiouS in curing chi Is ana '''-.
Yours, very iraly-" sf,-.
I| For sale at the sign ofthe Goio'
tar MIrrh 9. 1919
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance OF a Deed of Trust executed TO
me by Ash E. Stratton, on the 10Th day OF July,
1910, 10 secure the payment of certain sums
therein mentioned, | will proceed 50 sell 10 the
highest bidder fer cash, on the premises.
On the 23rd day of July Rert,
Sections fifteen, (I5) See. twenty-one, (2I)and
Section twentv-two, (22) in Township six of
Range seven West of the Basis MERIDIAN Chick
aSaw ceSsIon.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the enupties of Desoto and Pamela.
A. NJ. CLAYTON, Trustee.
January Is, 16i4.-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
The State of Mississippi. Circui, courf. No
Lafayette County: vember teInlc43
James a Stubbleheld } Auschmcni for
as SI25 % 100
d ] Simnous Assumosit
d. ] Simmons.

This day came the plaintiff by bis alor-
ney. and the attachment 10 this case having
been returned, mo properly Of j, f ndaat to
be found IN my county" by the Sheriff, but
garni>hred Frank Lock and 10 I'm Cook ;
and further, 1t appearing the SAID defendant
bad LETT the State Ii is ordered by the court
That unless the saiI defend rnt do appear
here on or before the first dlv of the next
term of tns cou,t, and give special bail and
p cad herein, Judgment by default will be
returned against him. and the amount in gar
nIshees hand made sublrct to pla;nuff COM
plant. And II is further ordered. That copy
of this order, together with a specification of
the cause of action and amoCnt claimed as
due from defendant to plaintiff, be published
for weeks successiveIy in the Holly
Springs @ zeue." newspaper pub ish. in
the town of Holly Springs and State aiore-
said, which Is done
Auest. c. ~. PHIPPS. CLERK
Dec. ID. lS43. circuit cour.
BELCHER & JOHNSON. Alto.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
EsTRAYs--Marsha,, county.

AaEN up BY t L Turner, living four miles
= norm west OF Holly Springs, on The the La
Grange road one brown mare < Ia *
nands fieh, no marks nor brands perceivable.
~, by Maleonb Mcleod, living miles south of
onu'afoma, hogs, marked with an upper half
crop IN the right ear and swalow-fork in the left
8 Pigs unmarked All appraised To- $40
march 10, 1874. J. ii. SWAN, Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of a Deed of Trust executed Ia
me by VIM. Gordon, on the 5th day Of Nav 1910.
TO secure the payment OF certain sums therein
mentioned, / will proceed to sell to- he hiehest
bidder for cash, at the Court house door in the
town of Holly Springs,
On the 23rd day of July nert
the East half of Sections 29. Town T. Range
:, West of The basis meridian Chickasaw ces-
sion.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the county Of Lafayette.
". GOODMAN, Trustee.
Jnuary I5,h' Is44,-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
lET 1T ALONE.

r hereby forwarn all persons from Cu.I - II
4 hauling timber of Of the Soh'u- sn
sec g. in the vicinity Of Hoiiv lI ,r,-h irss
determined 10 enforce fne law on =. a.9oTI.
nesssrs Us, J0HN II. MecARR 80 l-~.sr
p~As' Agent fer 'hs 'st''
Nov. II. Is49-n
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
ST. THONIAs, -

he public is respec,fnnr -
'n's institution for the ednce,;a- .-''' ,n.', s,r
now opened aud ready for ,ss 'u 9' 5sn s
pupil 10 temporary buidng, r''sP.'a D'5I e
De plan oflhe hoo} and n,
instruction, are such as will So WIFE
members as full aud tho.ouob --'s .- ''- 20
ION IN the United States ''-' t1s..
he terms for boarders are 500
session OF 10 months, pavab,s 6.
half yearly in advance. ID 81. sssl
lhls Charge includes evarv ,L.
Books and Instrumental N1ns.. '"s 'I.5.
For day scholars. the price is 81
sion of 10 months, payable In adys,.5 i. So
commencement OF each halt srs.i,. ..-s
For more detailed sta,em,nls
the institute reference Is madsI, III.
pectus, which may be- oolain,d l.. -
non made personally or through ~. 1.
eiIher OfIhe subscribers '-. q
FRANCIS L HAWrs
THO'SK NHART.T
Holly Springs Miss Jan. I0-lss5 ~.
HOLLY SPRINGS FEMAIFJyg--
TUTE. '''-.'
REV. c. A FosTFR,- Rector and p.-.
Lecturer on Chemistry, Nstln,l p.
ply. Evidences Of Chnslianny
Miss l. MoULToN.-Ciovarnas,
Iish Grammar, Parsiug, Iu.eI.frr-..
Moral Philosophy &c
Miss c. MoULToN.-Ancien. ( v.t-
History, Geography sc.
Miss c. GAY,-Auihme.ic Mini.
les &c
Miss F. MoReAN,-Chemiarv Dan.
&c
Miss DILLos,-French, snI Pa7sr
Department &c.
Miss NJ. L. CoNToroy-p...
Harm, Guitar &c.
Mrs E, McCARTEY-VocaI Mus. p.
ano. &c.
Mr.. T. MoRsE.-Piano Vosa. Nm.
&c.
Jan. 5. I343.-4w.
TGuard copy 4w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
New York, Feb. II. 1914.

II Postma>ters are authorized by law to trans
mlt money for Subscriptions TO newspapers, un-
del their frank, tree OF postage.
Money rensitrd through the m1il will be al
ii e risk of the Pub i~heT>. Notes o! all specie
paying Banks in any State OF the Union will be
received ai par @. & NJ.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23

TAKEN uD by Joseph D-an. living 2
miles east of Cnultho NJ. burrows about
years oil, 2 black spp,teI. so VS. aud one
pal blue an1 IN trked vi,h s.valsov fork
in the leit and crop off the light, 2 nnmar.
ked. and 2 with 3 ears dis6gured by the
dogs Appraised 10 $40.
FEB 2, 1914
Taken Up by William NJ Hoskins, living
in Waterford one mouse coIored mare mule.
about S years old. IA hands hish, no marks
or brands App aised 20 $40
Taken up bv David w Hamilton, living
south east Of Waterford 6 miles, one bay
mare. 3 years Cd. blaze face. left bind foot
white. some white on the right hind foot. Ia
hands high. Apprais. to S22 so.
Taken up by Ira Bell. living nine and
haf miles eas. of Holly Springs. one erav
mare. shod all round. supposed TO De 8 or 9
years old. about | 3 hands bigh Appraised
to $50 JAS. n SWAN
Mafcn :, 1914 rs Rant er.
TAKEN up by H. Tyson living fifteen miles
west of Il oIy Springs, dark bly mare mule E
$50 pidiseu :
Also sorrell hose with large face rioLt
hind and lef; fore feet white or 9 wears Oil
l4-l2 hands high. Appraised 10 $40.
TAKEN up by r. b. Alexander. one
mile southwest of Holly Springs, | brig ht
bay hoise both hind feet and left fore foot
white, snip on the nose. black name and
tale. some saddle spots on the black. eight
years old Appraised to $50.
march ID
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
District Chancery Court of the State of Mis-
sissippi at Holly Springs.
James Elder et al.
452 rs. 80,
Pufns NJ McGuf1ee et al

1 T pom opening the matters of this bill, it ap-
~ pearing TO The satisfaction ct the Court that
the defendant Rufus Nj. McGufee is noi an in
habtant OF this state bat resides beyor the linn
its thereof. that the ordinary process of this
Court cannol be served on him; Therefore il is
ordered, That unless the said defendant appear
before the Vice Chancellor, at the court room in
the town of Holly Springs, on the first Monday
of July next, and plead, answer or demur to com
piainanls' bill, the several allegations thereof
as To him will be taken for conles>ei, and such
order and decree made therein the Vice Chan
cellor shall deem equitable and just. And il is
further ordered, That copy of this order be in
serted in The ''Bolly Springs Gazette" news
paper published in the town of Holly Springs
Mississippi, once week for two months success
lively Test JAMES G. ANDERSON,
March I6, IS44.-2m Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23

ms tec-i,ef Is Sacks oi sup eIiei - ~
u For sale bv d. -. JO-'L0
Jan I9 sS4i.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-23
District Chancery Court OF the State of Msi-
sissippi at Holly Springs.
March Rules. 1874.

Matthew Robertson
459 rs.
Thomas w Watson, : March Rules, 1874
John II Watson and
B. w Walker
Upon opening the matters Of This BILL ii ap-
~ pearinS 10 the satisfaction of the court that
the de!endatS are not habitan of IN is stale but
reside beyond the limits thereof. so hat the ordi-
nary process OF this court cannot be >erved on
them; Therefore il is ordered BY court, That un-
less ine said defendants appear before the Vice
Chancellor, atthe court room in the town of Hoi-
ly Springs, en- the first Monday uf July next, and
plead, answer or demur 10 compla nan : bill, he
several allegations the reof will be taken for con-
feSsed, and such order and decree made therein
a. The Vice Chancellor shall deem equita bic and
Just. And il is further ordered, that a copy of
his order be inserted in The Holly Springs Ga
zette, newspaper published in the town of
Holly Springs, Mississippi, once week for two
months SucceSSively
Test. JAMES C. ANDERSON,
March l6 IS44-2m Cle~k
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

|, is now believed that the President will
call an extra session of Congress, to
again consider the Texas question. The
official plrar makes 40 allusion to the recent
dispatches from VI Sir", and they are doubt
less reserved as the foundation Of the call.
Mexico uncquivocallv refuses to be dismem-
bered; and this Capt. Tyler regards as "A
national insult, which Congress is called up
on TO resent.
Mr.. Bib declines the appointment of
Secretary of the Treasury, and the Presi-
dent has appointed Robert Rantoul, OF Bos-
ton, TO ill the vacancy.
P.S. Since penning the above, report
reaches us through the National lnlelligen-
Ger, that Mr. Bbb accepts the appointment.
How is this! Probably Tyler got sick of
his first nomination, and made IA new APP.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
WILLIAM II. SEWARD
LETTER FROM MR., FILLMORE.

BUFFALO, June llth, lSii.
GESrLrMES IL have this moment received your
kind and Entering invitation to attend meeting of
the Wings of Vermont at Burlington, on the 2slh
IN tant, 10 respond to the nominations of Clay and
FRELISGHuYsES, recently made AZ the Baltimore
Convention, and regret that my previous engage
mrnts are such that it Will he ont of my power 10
comply with your request But know of no state
which It would give me more pleasure 10 Vi it,
Though am myselfa native Of New York vet my
father was born under the shadow of the Green Noun
tnlns and his childish ears were saluted with the
thunders of war that proclaimed the deadly conflict
flr liberty, which resulted in the triumph of General
Stark at Bennington. The stirring events that fp-
lowed the Revolution in that state are engraved unon
my memory, md their tTadrionnrv history was the
nance Of my juvenile years. But if these scenes
attracted my hoyish fancy and won my childish ad-
mrainn, the sridy and enlightened democracy Of
the Whigs Of That distinguished STATE has called forth
the deep generation Of nv mnturer years. The glo-
rous Wings of Vermont have never vet showed the
knee TO Baal' Their democracy exhibits n verdure
as perpetual MS that OF their own mountains and n
stability as lmmoveable as her everlasting hills
True To themselves and the Union, know they will
give most hearty response 10 the nnminn IONS of
CLAY and FREiINGIIJYSEN, and that we NAV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
THE LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The National In,clligencer says,-Thc
first State election takes place in Louisiana
on the first of July, for Members Of Congress,
Senators and Representatives Of the State
Legislature, and Delegates to the Conven-
tlon TO revise the Co sltuton Of that State.
Not now, as at this time four years ago, do
we cal :ulale upon Louisiana heading the
Wing column in its march to victory. Cir
cumsanccs of recent occurrence, and espe-
cally the extensive Tcxian interest in the
city of New Oaleans, lead us to apprehend
that this election will go against the Wings /;
not doubling, nevertheless, that the vote Of
Louisiana will be given, when the time
comes, in favor Of the Wing candidates for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency. At
present, our readers may be aware, all four
of the Congressional districts of tile State are
represented by our opponents. The cleo
ton of a single Wing Representative to Con-
eress will, therefore, be clear gain for that
party towards the revolution which it is its
duty to effect in the composition ofthc House
of Representatives.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
STR WBERRIES.

We have received from the garden of DR..
llATCH a plate of the f1est strawberries,
both for size and favor, that we have ever
seen, in any market. Some of the larger
ones measured 81 inches in circumference,
while the average was quite large enough for
ordinary creduli,y. This choice and whole.
some fruit ought to be more generally cult
waited and it would have been well had our
Agricultural Society appointed committee
to receive samples during the proper season
and award premiums at the regular fair.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
NEW NOV L.

p A prospectus has been issued from the
Clne Democrat Office proposing to publish
at this place Third Party paper, to he
styled the True Wig This is GER
tainly in excellent keeping with the other
gross outrages which class Of reckless DEM
agognes are attempting upon the people Of
Vermont. Only think, how rich il will be
to see O'IlAlloran upholling the cause of
Polk, Texas, and Slavery, with one hand,
and at the same time coming to the rescue
of" True Whig' principles, and proposing
to ac, as the organ Of third party abolition
lists We presume that no one who regards
the real interests Of the country, or the hon
or of the State, will be humbugged by this
stale device. II is an old trick of the enc
my, aud it is now rcsortcd to merely TO d.
vide and defeat the Clay ticket in this coun-
~. The alliance between some of our
third party pretenders and certain branch
of locclocoism, is more intimate than is gen
orally imagined. But the rank and file, the
people, are not to be thus battered with OF
sold.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05

Tariff OF 1872: we regard it as by no means
perfect, and hold it to be the duty Of Congress,
in the language of Mr. Clay, "to remedy all de.
iecs by supplemental leglsaion.'
ResolUed, That we utterly repudate the as.
sumption, by the General Government, like of
State debts and Of the yet uncounted debt of
Texas.
Resolved, That we are in favor of distributing
the proceeds of the Public Lands among the
States. because these lands were purchased by
the toll and bluod OF our revolutionary fathers,
and solemnly bequeathed to us as the common
inheritance of the States and because the pos.
session Of our just share would carry the rich.
or, the priceless treasure Of borough education
to every child within our State, aud enable our
legislators to devise nobler enterprises for the
common welfare
ReS0lred, That by the nomination of a candi-
date for ;he Presidency, who is avowedly hostile
to the doctrines of Protection and Distribution,
and in favor of the immediate annexation of
Texas, the ocuioco leaders have fairly made the
issue between Free Trade, Robbery OF the
States, Annexation and eternal Slavery on the
one hand, and Protection, Distribution, no An
| ncXatian, and no extension of Slavery on the
other; and, challenging our opponents in YER
mont to present these great questions, without
shutting, without disguise, and without decep-
! ton, we chceriullv call upon the people to pro-
nounGe their verdict, assured that the sons OF
the Green Mountains never can be false to the
cause of Pro,ecton-Iudep characterization.
Resolved, That we recommend to the People
| OF Vermont the State and electoral tickets this
day nominated, as composed of men honest,
capable, and faithful
ReSoired That we tender to the citizens OF
Burlington our heartfelt thanks for their seryi-
Ccs on this OCCASION assuring them hat the 2jt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-05
LETTER FROM MIR. POTTS.

NAstllSU1oS, June 10, 1874.
GENTLEMEN Il have received your very kind and
pres sng invitation, TO attend Mass State COnvrn-
ton OF the Wings of Vermont nj Burlington on the
Goth inst, and No common obstacle " should pre-
vent my com lnnce with your wishes; and the terms
in which you have been pleased 10 press il, and to
speak of my very humble services to the country,
would, If there were no other consideration or induce
ment be of itself sufficient to induce 10 encounter
great personal Inconvenience to crafty the wish You
have expressed; but tear it will be impossible All
| can promsels, when get home 10 make effort
so to arrange matters as 10 enable me 10 leave there
for 80 long time would be necessary TO unite
with yuu IN the great meeting yOu propose 10 hold
bui must say, that at this time see very little prob
ability OF it. But whether present or absent, you
will have my ardent wishes for your success.
For TIM inlon!l'nhle and never varying Wing State
Of Vermont | shall always cherish the highest re-
specr and for her Green Mountain sons, whom it has
been nay lot to know the fondest regard.
| am. with Obligations of gratitude for your kind
ness, Yours, &c.