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No: nAL.:iGii, (ir.c.) i -in.?; a.it.il i, raw srvu; ' 1 fVM ih-ilitvs, aW Ii rr-rr-i MS4- dKTlWwn, BeiCdtC it. ' ws e"S khrr Umrt fas si 6vjL' T , V AW Um iho be foW. j awne w - -itr 51 For i..t rtl,cf of the reen!.tie 1 it regents voetx uj CUajles Vv . tfB.i Coacermi wrecks e t: J ITo 7 Amendstr rf the act, n , . 1 Ae set to ineorpon! 1 the Provident A oc'ttioa of Clerks in IU CivJ Dfrmrim-m of men! of tbe Uaited Bute, U the .District of 8 For the reEef of Grerorv Enai and Wil ; .. i i . . , 59 For the reliefs' William P. Yo-rot M Fee the relief of Captain Bichard ilirV tower. . -... . , . tl Tor- le rel ief of Vim rod Firm iwt ttionard llama.' " - JC -- . t ., .1.1 "ft ;, i i u uinonw inr "jresnie' ana m&kmr a road from Little Hick to Cantonment Gib. aon, in the Territory of Arkansas.. , . 63 To authorise the hying wit sod opening af f Tampa, in Uie. Termor of PVkruU. , o loautnonMtbeaurveyiof aad opening of road ftttu Detroit to Chicago, la the state 65 For the reSeTof John Craii tdtheibtteof vfrjrjit'.a;. , . 7 for me rei.ef of XCcheel 11 't-... " 64 Toauthoriac thePreaideot ni th IWI State to cauae a road to be marked mit fmm the Weat era Frontier of; Wjaaouri, to the con. n bp i ew . Mestoo. ., :- , 69 For the ieliefofnertC.1lWn: 1 i 70 for the relief of Luthe Chajwu .if ohi- 71 Anthorila the establishment" nt . lC.r. Yard aod Depot on the eoaat of Florida, ia the fa For the relief of Holden W. rVoate.mrlTr. niaxrauir on we csuue or Joanna y, rroate, deceased. '.'.w V' . -..v vt'.r '.'.-i- F3 Fof the relief of Jaroee Porter'and Teii. ;tan Quanei. :' vj -R''t'- 74 For the relief of Gtorre Lore." 1 , v f 1 75 For the relief of Thomae Tarlori ,r.A T .UnJ ft. A Al ..t 1a iw Matinr atrpropriatione for the Mnit.l'71PnT"ro m 1 omtory or no- J eerlce of tlie United Srurea, for the rear "Ti. "I i P-y""""?,01 ne . ' 1 b t . , 1 a uuwuc innura m euu I crmorr. inn inp rn thouauva eizrn nunarea ana iwenir-nToi 1 , . i, "T I t- r 12 ' Mikin1 iDDTODnaUona for the Cud. teort of rlie Navy of the United Sutea, for the ear on thousand eight hundred and twenty mm . - a lute Uen keJ J. tr tWen itl ttach rrticulaTity Uat still. we doat be r?te fnt word nl it." U euch nun a reference tt) koma of ih tltpartmrntj 'Jpltifhtlatt.Sunon ofGnigrtiK, ' ;1.J 'A act waking partial tppropriaru far the rear ou thotjaaiid it,hiidreJ Rod l, fwkmv.Sve. - ' -t .-r..'r , . . A . Coocerwi GenenJ Uijtte. . . 4 ' To authoriae h Le,-ialature' of the ' te' a Olnd to kU end eoweey eeruie ' racta of land rranted 19 the said State for the tfof the peopie thereof-1- r- - -f'-V --Aather&nr the Btentxrf of the 'Xntmvrf.Mt adopt a new Hydrometer, fat -.n'iniT iha oronf of Liquori. .v . w j.; Authortzinir repayment for hod erro is tleou) sold by the United State, Jt "i-i e. addition to an act. entitled An act r to amend the ordinanoe and acts of Congreae ' for the erernmeM ottne tenutory or Micfti '' wtA. and for other purposes, v ufv.-.t t " ,f. i ConfVrminp eertam claims to lands in " the Wester District of Louis iana,;; v . S. Z T suthori ae the iaso'mr; of letter pa ':, tent to Adolnho O, Trott.4;' K 4 Makme compenaatjon to pertoal ap. : . pointed br the Elrtors,to delirer tha Vote ' " fat Fesident and Vice-President.' ,' k 1 - i' jr. ..To remit the duties on Rooks, Maps, - . . . . . 1 .1 1 r- and Ghana unponeu mo- utc jiorary M vuk 1 renet m Joan Jobason. ' v-.- " ..- j 77 Foe the relief of phnatian Jacob Burt klei 118 For the relief of Wiatiaitle. adminis- frator of JA'mor Seres, v v v v 79 Further to amend the act authorising payment fbr -property lost -captured, or de troysd by th 'enemy while in the -military senrico of th United States and for other I purposes, earned ninth April, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen.' -c" u X( v ran :....: ..'. i ' ' IJt . I""'S K',vr r ortot GoTemment,iortBO year one woo ssno clUt. uniturvu fiiiut iwwiijutc,.; :tT vv : 14.- Makinr an appropriation for the por- t f the Library of Conjfreea T. : J cations of theUnited tates.'-fof the 11: f ftCavxA millions of dollars, or to exchanfre a stock of roar ana one naif per centor a certain atock, ucmnnjj Kit inicre or, Big per cent, ,i 04 tor me rciiri of tucnaei M'uiure." Trea- dmg twelve 16..'- Mukintr further appropriation! for the ' itilitary. service fof the; vea? eno thousand .ieht kandred and twentj.fie V,"-, v ' ? 18. i For araing.the, MiBtift of the District i ?li;.Wm 'HForthRef of lteabonllwinr"o. eir.woiJaeooniaca;weur thera,' , !iK.O s V j ., T Er0! ; Totuthorethebundinrof UKhtHou. ,19; Forth Declaring E riMVv Monuments, I. .. -"--;,.. . j purpoiies. , . 5 jin.izv uir su) w a section 01 1 . Yessels. and Best?na..and therein mentioned, and for other' v Jand therein Tncntioned.' jv - 'iw . ttut' , : S3 establish the CJty of Hudson And ff the. eky of Troy, in the fltate of New York) i".lBwn)dilnham in the -?tate of Main a arid '.r rjinrt m tne state or unio,: Forti. of De ' Ihrerri and to aboUsh 'onsham,". trient, and license to be tesqed in the nam f w-1R 0)liv 8A For the relief of John Beckv - M :'! 87 For the rertef of Stephen Thatcher. ; ;i 88 More effectujdW to provide for. the PW luwttocm orccruun enmea agrainst toe unileu Sutes, and for other purposes: v- 89 To authorise the sale of, unserviceable ordnance,' arms, and iftilitary atdres. ' : . . nrv 41 i- r i , . . - vvr rui; inc reiiei ei rucor uan ana Isaac . lite President or Secretarvi of anr iricornora ted Company ownhtff a steam boat .or Teasel. y , :25 To extend Jhe time of Issuinir andlo 4 eating military land warrants to officers and A: soldiers or the KeTolutiOnarr armv.'. ' m" VMl'! ' Vn "t7 ' 93, For the relief of Francis Wright, soi & . ships or vrasoU coroinir. from bevond the I -v. v.: -r 1- .r.u ' ; V, of Hope V- , Tn i 4i. uini. urn; ntj.. I . .o. . . . . V rr'r "'" r " 1 0r joseno Smith, of AlexandrtH-f- ' . : .91 For the relief of Peter Burti- Mafciner an additional apbropriation for I .1 p 1. . r 1 . . .. . . tucimjim ulc eipciracn 01 unnping u tnc seat of gevermnenl the ' TOtes for President ami f Vice Presi dent of the united States. ' i Court Of tr. UnHed fitates, in ie;W district of Vtrginii J-'V- 44.. , v,i uiwu iier luepenooitrictof Sonth ef twenty days. .-Tr:Ki!,&i ? w Tnr the Tor jthe relief of Stepneti4 Arnold. o For the . " wcuigc VCIIKS, sccontwT-f. ..; ..01. c AUtnorizm? Uie siihar.nntion nt ctnrlr I . , M 'or the relief of Mosei Mumcr, L T?lI.ff.i:tbe? 8r7e-of . ter the time bf holding gireuif .nd Di. 1 ' Jry 40 direct tha completion of entries trict Courts of the Uiifted States, for th Tii relief of William Pemberfoni refief o" Otis Pendleton. Harris Pendleton, John P. Delapkune, Elijah P, De ne ana otDers.;, if sr . ,.y. -For the relief of Ellas Glen. Is i H'& 100 For the relief of William Townsend' . 101 for the relief of John 0. 8tnei,-!ii . u. im . l ii i i duiiii 'iu. . in ihhi . mm i it r . i . j , . Sacl,0or5'"7 FlijalrBailey and others. ,10l For the relief oif David Gilmore '-Ms X 104 FiJtinr the place Yor holdinsr the Cir cuit and District Court of the United States for the southern district of New "York. 105 For the reiser et Ebeneser Avenll. ;' 108 Granting' certain ritrbts to David Tate. Josian Fletcher, end John Weatherrord, :a i JU7 -For the relirf ot PokiU Adams. ?108 For the relief of Elijah Snow-jriA 109 For the relief of Peter Yandea." ? X1 -114 Bespectinir ne 'adjournment of the Cirtuit Court for the District of Columbia. v- 111 For the relief of Jonathan. Hudson of r ii4 t. v.f .ft rr - ' rurijivrcucifi inunmncwcj v 1 13 For the relief of Joel Abbot, ji'. . ,114 Dischareineaindirmentarainsttkete: preaantativesofEJuah Wadsworth.deieased. .114 1 o provide an additional appropriation to csmplete the public road from Pensacola to St., Aoiistine, m the territory of Florida. V 1 16 For the relief of Joseph Forrest.' ;- J17 tot VU relief of Joseph Dale, of Ala- bama. $? ,JJv...., -118 Confirmin tr the act of the Leeislature of Virginia, entitled "An act incorporating the Clif -ake and Ohio Canal Company," nnil 'of the state of : Maryland, coa i l or the relief of Thomas B. Broome. in tli Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com-j A.janyi ;.,v.vv... " : y '-'.si - i-33'1. For theTelief of John M'Chir.M y v34.For '-the relief f the heirs pr dcvi y -sees ot Jonn Feitell, deceased. : .frj. Sf Fdr the relief of Paul ChaseTV rf -35. .Makwr appropriation to satisfy cer .tunbalsnces due to tbe, Commissioners and .aecretanes ot Land Claims in Florid, t, ; V i 1 A; 37.J"or the relief of Mtwea Shaohefdl.s ' !38. - or the relief of WarjHillev admin. louTiinx oi Amos Miller, deceaed" , . ' ,. 39. . Conoernin Ch&rlet n. RrTuJ i i: ."? ?or. the relief of Joseph DecrisO i , AllFotthe' relief of the representaUvesof v'":,oei SfJUesu, deceased. -v :":,-: vl : t -v- ' 42. For the relief of CraVeri' P. Luckett '' Wd William Itevn. - .,;: i. t?. t- For the relief of raShillito fe ws -v n9 rcnei oi nawuei I' liseuvv, : , 7-45.. ;-For the relief of Samoel V uotte; "i- ..Lvb.' For the r.-lief of James Lenox and . w.iuam G.B. Ab- Guliaa Ludlow,' and " tleetor SLott. . . ,A47. io reduce iii'oone the several acts establ'shin, and regulating the Post Office . 'jcpartnient. ill no doubt furdisli maltrUU fr bit rum la full. ,1 . .. . . , : . 1 . .Wt conSne oar dJiVui! nf the vWoIs Ule. to a, few poiots. Ist.-'Tho cA4rns)e ter of Gen. Jaclsuft. He never was knowita-dtil ia conceaJmrot-, .What he ioteodvd to tio. was a '.win ones and above bolrd.. il Ki ooaecms--llU fnenda shared the t boosts of bit inuoat souland tjajost evef y nto wilb whom be ever, bad anr thine to do va hit iAAaarct,uarinaa active lile or mort than fortT y4rt, io verjr p. ir ami uuuer me mosiirnozcircuta' . -, stsnces.no wnnper nas tvrrescspeu Sim, calculated to eoflTAf the ihost re- wme Kiea oi a a up jsiuoq to suot ti, utc govcrnrrieBt of tbe republic, until 4h appearance or this anommoaa comma nicer ion. ziiiT ii ints conversation, as its alledcea. wat beld in November last, when it aa (he general belief that JackaoD .would be elected President, havnirecetvftd t large pluralitj of the vote oi the eitswral coilfsea, why did II vi'i's if be'Jpved bit country and herinstitntiona, keep this damnioz tei . ';. ? L . n crcLiocKPa wurun.iua own oosomr . Why did he not divoUe it before the lection went to the House of Repreteo i . . r i ... , i tauvesr nu ne a parasipani m iae -.1 .i-?iL . 'l . . ' scaerae, n any reauv exisgja, ana now nrtaing JacKson ueieated, has become in fiirmcr to initiate hiroseliVith the now era that be? f. If the con versa Hon reallt took place, II m. is at bad at Jac too for not at once exooains the contemnla ted (reason. !r And we rarely find" men disposed t jpa the seal of corxlemna tior on ! their own reputations, , when xhere existed no motive far the act tne danger contemplated having paeid by saiy me lolly ol the scheme is ol.it sell sufficient to mark the article at detestable fabrication, and -not worthy oi beliel. Wehave o?eodef ejted. great f deceived, tn aienrr Ur. 5- Ik we have been deceived in And r Jackson no man can be imnlicitl v trusted.' ' ' , But it is useless to firttow this tateof an idiots it; It has been pt up; to atay tne torrent ot execration that was Twur ing' upon the bead of Henry Clay, who hat peen guilty oi little lest than trea ton, - in bailenng the' interests of the wes for a scantv 'mest of rjottart.'w7 1 P Jhe article follows arid whije we give it publicity, we regret that our duty at public caterers compels us to lay to fool a Calumny before our eadersVjX VVe r-peatr-"we don't believe a word of iC ''&P'ib:-NaAW Whim The followin extract of a letter from ad officer former) in the southern arrnyi to i gentleman :m !thi(i;town 'will no doubt interest 6vi .readers! .-.". '-y.' v" ...."For the' last fifteen years, t bad been on terms of Intimacy and in the. closest friendship with Gen. Jackson. Our professions were similarour habits ao quired by a corresponding seties of hardships ana aansrera tn trie tieid and in the carnn.-- As a friend,' t loved him; as a warrior I had marked his energies and unbending sternness of character, witu an admirat;on neariv allied to enthusiasm. nH'is fame, as a Hero, was opt built upon tulventitious bea ,: 1 knew that merit, alone was .the -real foundmioa of. bis gloy.'.vr :';;.i ' :., M, , , r ::;? . But; it was purely for his Domestic tfrtues which I had seen developed, that 1 loved him. And I admired him only tot his warlike gen ius, his- decision, his promptness to execute. When I last saw him, ho was a prominent can didate for' the most sublime St dignified ata lion the World bad Sever known. In November Uat as t was returninsr West froni the seat of government, to which, I had been culed by private . business connected with one of the departments, I met the Ge neral and his lady at a public house in Wash ington, Pa.' where he had put up for the night, as be Was journeying io the capital to Uke his seat bi the Senate. . Our meeting was a very cordial omei and, as we were m a private aptatment, our conversation was unrest rained. Although a stoic Indifference, as to matters rektmtr to himselC i. on most occasions. characteristic with him, yet 4 could discover that bia spirits were elevated highly nbove their common pUchvVlneer Jisd se i him so completely cheeiful and happy. Various political subject Were ' introduced and discussed.--! spoke of the Presidential Election: and though from principle opposeorto his el vation, eongratafated him, as a friend, on his pfwbaww success.f .:. ,. .fSft t " I II tell van how it ia. mv friend said he, I . now ' find myself urged on J by a popular current;' wncre it will leave me when the tide shall subside, I cannot tell, nor do I much care But, Sir, it la not in the human heart tt'ja'st it," . 1 Bifie la the pUe r. It' . .-M t,s e. oS voice of the au. A 1 be heard uv culeof ft prrtrsLom I anticipated U m.tmot that wouit be ra,cJ mjt ine. oa arnt.sncTrf of wiiHiary erives, aad alo ot my itersat of trpeneor ia Lbe rsbiaet of the cirdiana, Every arguateat wsaeoo elusive against avsv 04 a (roveroment purerr republtcaa. m which (S MJitarv stkmi!. be subservieat to the Civd poer, K d.d not ap pear to ova probable that a single serious ef fort would be made to put the reins la th hands of a militarr maa." ' - t-- "'' I asked him if it waa finally wtlh bis con sent that the LepsUture 4 Tennessee aomi- aatea urni at a s peeeoa toe toe ornocf 1 It waa kVntV' directiAa said he-J A few days before the meeting of that body, 1 received a letter from a mat VeaUmrchar aetcf ia New York. a bersonal friend, urrinr bm ia the most forc&is and persuasive wrats to make an innmediate eQ'ort In arouse the West ia any behalf, before another aspirant tn that qesrter, an uaplaeable peraoaal enemy, stMMtid, by uaitiDr artifice with' popaUnty, conver.e. . A , Cut su'ject wna It) . a i A be ft. (.i : 5 sort !ie at tr:' : i r ! I trse t.ce r c-c; ffS iff KtT r r" 'r ' k intelligent Im-n.-NnUl. .. menf! inteabui , it .t i j l r lie ear tlMia-M t-.c f: tv.' t the nation would telearJi r. ' hit pretentions a ml r i'cl i'.; t! that would bera nl t . t t it; Count of bit military scnices, tr.!;; atter want of experience in tie c ef.tivilitni. v Kverr shtj ner.t v ; t elusive tpiinst l.i m. - Now, r standing all t!,I, bis wn;"rt t -, . ters of roprwif, e 1 1 ' f.l t t that the unanimous vo'.. e tf t i would b opptisel tv I a; ii t'.e vt; next breath this Mr. 11. t !' xis, t' he, JackiMin, resohr J ta i'ri'.i , .r I seeurt it to himself. Ne time waa to be lost sod apoa a litUe reflection, I resolved tol and directed hit aJ!.ir -vr. r u.,. . w""0.,ITennexseeLeHk ahirB tci t aa ailnsrcBts in tt Tmuim iMdatiiMl. 7.7 . to peas ine reaoiutioos they did on that sub- ect. l u well aware, however, contmned to, that my defective edncatioo. would in soma degree render me obnoxious to 'those poignant vhaft of satire and derision which the event thus Tar baa realised.' t . 1 merely hinted any sentiments of his abilir ties in reneral terms, and remarked, without having a particular allusion to hit case -that a man s elevation to any office which U filled sy a general aufirage of the people, could not hi the Cture of thinjrs, depend so much upon rus pecubar fitness lor that office, as upon the inaiiagcment of partisans among ' i i l 1 . .... , ution they did on thatsu'.jut, a; 1 ' til this ttrir.ee tlteration f c theonly retson given we, tla I..- 1 received a letter from a rtTscfi l i of his, a great leading li.aracfevNn I '. - York. What personal liieui was t . De VVUtliuton it the man no il . It tlUded to.' ; Now, it is not tru'; f.r last winter at Wtslunton whon a sto ry was propagated that he was in 1 of consult correspotidecce with Mr;. Clintoai Waotwered in the pres? nc it the. canaille aid the possession of tome sh I teveral gebtleraen, that he had Di'vcr , nmg- eaceiienee, eaieuiatea to captivate the I seen a.f. u in, nit uiej nor read a lei-.. nasKioiisot ne lower order or politicians, i jg- from him except introductory or.r ' which .wnrtitutes the elective strength not .Bd - .nort note .rCCornPaDvin!r an a J. only -of Legislative bodies,' but of the whole Would , to God!" said the General. it were Otherwise ', He whose breast glows wivn a pure amor patriae, and in an bis Douti- eat relations acts accordingly, will ' seldom dress delivered by him to a literary toe "n ety? but tnore marvellous still is t!i n Idea, 'thai after forbidding in severe . proof hit friends the use of his name, e.- ter he had found every; Argument cos- I . 1 . j'1 . L . 1 r I . , do cxanea-oy ma leuow-ciutens, . 1B ,,- , mf,.L l;V fl fil. fin place, U requires no small ahsre of ad- f.TnH,mJ ft(f fe,t. fu" i a Jjse end -perseverance to makeone't Klf tisfied that thefonanunous yoice tf thn a ' prominent object in the oublio eve. This. once effected, he may rid in the wuiriwiiKiui uirec um atom.' ' dux unob trusive merit Is always oteritfrUvt to Se sought by.thc vulgar, or to go itself begging for public honora. Whilst this state of things exists,' ylii msy be amwred, that the space between Order and Anarchy in this Re pub. lie, is not so great as may generally be ima- ginea- -,.: L, i -v, - . There is a tide i it affairs of men. -'-f .V WbicTi, taken it, tOie . floc leads tt ronune. - . nation would be asaintt him: that a tna i . of Jtckson'a known, ttrength and dccL ion of character, should, upon the tu " gektioa cf a tingle friend in New Yoil; euddtnly change and give tip all his previous opinions marvellous indeed! I . . The poetic quotation which is asm' -led to him la more farcical still. ., It . .' not Jtcksonj it it altogether unl.ke 1. '. He is a plain, open, straight forward n. 1 t ..... - m . '-4S.'' r.Hnli. nd ZebuloHPrke. unions, to James Barker -. " "i " ' '-. t i- - i 49. .For the relief of Walter Story Chand- - i? 58,' for tl:e relief of the companies of Mounted Bankers, commanded, by Captains -JBoyleandMt . . t . , " ,To esv.i n certain post, roads and 'n to discontinue r ers. ' .-52. 'Authonzit' No; r; Webster to imrort .s7'lw vnitca t ?s. bis mi'Ic on 1 ,.ge st a r:iie vf t' t . ' 53. tw-i ...,. htict' Cot ; , t c i 1 ' , t w . I III .' ..ie lime of ngua. in the 1 -r t!.e JHar, tU.uOlv.. -.if.rr ' - -V eft- .4.0: f From the Petersburg Republican, ! GENEUAt-'JACKSON. " The followiing is the article contained In the Nashville Whi.relativi' fo. Gen. Jacksan, which t noticed on Tuesday. 7e rea(!.'- 'a V at, it. has anjmpos irg r per .'. :.. , '. ices, dates,.8nd e- ten tut ii.i.,1 oj ue uiuiv ;uai 8 name, I vtf i v,'!.ratit) conyerfU-,.1 h suiij to . - i " ' ' S .' . ... ':V . ' V ia hU rmfiner of expression, is his vw I- The emohasis -with whicV the General tti dcs will evincrii never in convematinl r pronounced this Shakesperian quotation, and quoting even prose,! ttUl ICRS poetry, but i . p:CrB-.a JD, of7o .otiauat wnu trustmg,wholly .to bis own, originahf- him, when eacited, convinced me that be Lf,i,..Kf , ti-t;:- .Sa had no. very remote reference t bis own : C . T' J "i 'Kia - prospects., " H asked me if I did not believe fron' MqOaintahCe -With bim, that TlCf ? that amijority of thecitisens ofthe United wan ever heard him, either in debate oi . -tl , r i .. ft t . . . - t r . . , .v, m,ii,.cra ii m i umn r nr inrnTfiinnnB: rnnvrniiunii. nun. . linn iu nnn rr-w t And on niy.nnswerintr In the nctrative. het If !. an at-.. II l!,. rvf- nuw on hi feftt nd ir'irai1it ... I . .. . - ' ' . , .-. .es TV.fTh once marcnea hpstue nr-. . . he.are ripe: always rine. for boveltv and PJ Georgia in consequence or tilt , . . . - . ... i ; . I .rn ft. . I -. innovation a Hero can wind nimserf among !U"cui.e vw uuw uw ttiiiuu, ine genet- i the multitude, eabtivate the mairinstkm. n3 1 ral Stated what was not lm. IT nfven' wyuie juogmew asieep, a popular nobby j Hid. ., 1 he ,CorreBmnuence puUUfilu'd f CJr .w f k V nown .World thewa,that he had proc ee .1 ' rhfcDrrnvod tne Seminole Indians and lW ... . .. . r . T . . . " . .( nnthmn F . h n.o .1. ft - utue miui eonunuea nej in trie stability of j ""'w'vft w mimmhb(bi mt ijjuh v". Itepublicsi.-I'hejr fall an easy prey to tjie pkssions of ambitious rivals; ror power. I was Once tempted, bv the insolence of Gov. Babnn, of Georgia, .to march a hostile army into that state. . Had I,done ao,tt Vould hVA been in niinuiit tkf npnnat Mno-. v abxniUi, have ba ;p othef motive.'i -But if point jretorned home to Terine rnrwora oi rcyenge nad been pegun; other I was not in lieorgia at all, alt enemies and other motives would have arisen I ference between tov.. Habun I nee villase by the orders of Uabun. un til be had returned to that vi'lase. whic' Jay itt, Florida.'.'; Frorav t!.at point ha wrote toovernor Pabun, and marc. 1 thence on , Ptnsacolai iirid from t' 1 w,--A':-rx-.fcCiv . .recollected 4hat,; Jacksou, .a I , r....t..ir received 4fit bit ranks the warriors if VVIIItUUIUlBtUlU UwtH ,u,r iCSVa1' iu vur I remarked," that; at the time we stripped ourselves in the wilderness to lord a muddy creek when Indians were at our heels, and our heavy bn'g.ge on- our oack-I httl tholifrht the; sail I, that my b&rdy Coinpan .on woiild -ever be even thought of much less successfully bro';,ht forward, f?!j presi. dent oi. tne ymtea .mates, - r ' Three years ago" said 1. , I did riot t c licve it possible that I could ever occupy t! ground that I no do, with reference to ihst As a f.mot ot tins. I state uie l-ct, trr-.i ' ; nant at theeJTorts cf som fr, what 1 tin" ; ';t the-ir v belisif, and ri)t.; li tters evenl int l'i;;'i;t f 'ei! . i. .ts u .::nc..iJ i-i toy ; n x .1. - tr mi .. . a . jt , hnmble.ttrdoioB'the-NashlU'for.verw . . .. l. r . . . X men and women Who remained, anfptv vy e,. are no at: uoerjy ,to ijisc ose' the i t,: i j Z 1 , . .M,'Afi,.v,4. kT. ..,;i! ..-.i-J' aMiProtecttOR bad, been promised t inure yi iim niinii im,-t , i hi;iii,!; i' k:. ,.. ..ks.'rrV b. k.e. .v4wn Io t his tl)nce,-., comr" the world kettar ecqua nted with Gene- ,at0rooP' 1 fro,a FAtwx ' ld i: i j.1 .. " Tllnnonthe vulan-e and dpstroved ' f ra jacason, inaq iu aumor A-. Jr"V: t"t " ,W.V'"'' --i-'A-. 'v. Rirh i.Fi i- s . - vs.,uv I'luiccnua v- F ? KAJjinwuHcuicujur utB xyMirtT, . 1 1 corrcsponaencc tool place Dei ,vccn n: in ine inquirer or tne ath is contain-1 sell and the governor aboutit; but s ed letter detailinir 8 private con versa-1 auent to this Deri.id he was not in tion between general Jackson and a Mr. I sta.te himfeelf, still less at the hcaJ u . Hi of the Southern army, v In four edi-1 army, v : 4 V- h' V tonal remark1 you have done' tim no v Ifis opinion of a ' 7V,YAyChc' moretxianju6ticeinexwes8inffyutir be'ltain,".andtie vtewt r 3 t.'t..c" cf I r 1 a t .isl -s- .' i n . n net mat no sucn conversation couiai military man, are, luny set ron,i 1.1 have takert place.tahd.did not forihellettty toS.Swartwout, TheseRli.. cr reason. that, hit best friends, those rrjott and expressions contained in that I . . s. 4 . ' s a .ie I . . . . 3 ..as t - - s innmai. wun nun. never Deara irom n is iter, as contraHea.Titn inis i."'i-v,. lips any thing resembling itj his remarks Jcootr8atJtiri ithIllri'II., rre; j to them, have evee . been direct), the las the poles are f reverse ot those; iraDUted in. this lUdelthe workm'rs t,i , conversation with Mri 11 ''& - v Every man v ' ITow vorv imrtr.ihuKlff bivur ' marvp. I son at .iVf -' lously strange that this conversation should 'Jfiave' passed when . none others were presen.tr. .Gen, Jackson was tlien travellingin company with general Call, the uelesate Irom liortua, and his ne phew vRlr, JJonnplscn and their famines, I uat .: ' I.,. and yet it seems Mr. II. as quite alone attthority ci vi'S himjand be4dc( it is a well known ives. in ).' t at in all. those towns en tHelsiKila fit T iey ti J r.: ..'..i at t'J. i f: n. J-"' Iter, has in his t teen nothir- -pure repu' ' i cr.ca 1 1 Ui land Turnpike where tl.e C Oil .- If P; a-.!. Ofs 1 1 stopped,; the . pcnj.te' U to see hiaser.d t '. .'a hissj ani yef'r -1 'j ;t thosa't.; c- 5,a!jct,alyut v with l,n r" feilvir., f-re5'' 1 1 ;ticK::.::i i ;lbra;.. ii t?T' 'cc. J. J V C.3 k. i
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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