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:No. 165— VOLUME XXVIIt.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1831.
WHOLE No-
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C a i.;ORUl.\, Chatham County -By
K
„ Jr Ike. lion, the Justices of the Infirm
Cnurt of Chatham bounty sitting for Ordi
naril purposes.
«|'o all whom it may Concern;
Wliera.it James 9. Bulloch has applied
Honorablo the Court of Ordinary of-
Chad,am County,fur latltersof Adminiitra
on die est tte end effects of Mr*. Hetty
liullooh late of Chatham County.
These nre therefore tu exrite and admnn
i,h all m l singular the kindred and ciedi
tors of the said deceased, to Tile their ob
lections (il any they have) to ilto granting
of tee administration of the estate of the
deceased to tho applicant in the Clerk’s
Office of the said fjourl, on or before tho
fifth dar of S«Jpt6oib®r next; otherwise let
tersnf administratian will b* gra-ved.
Witness tho Honorable lvrtau Minis one
«f the Justice* of the said Court, the so
cond d.iv of August A. D. 1831.
a. W POOLER, c. c. o.
Ail£ *
BORGIA—Chatham County.
^ „ the Honorable the Justices oj the
Inferior Court of the county of Chatham.
t often sitting for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may Concern;
Whereas Amos Scudder applied to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Ch it
ham County,for Letters of Administration
on the estate and efT'cta of Isaac Scadder
late of Gnathani.Coumy decettStjd.
These are 'therefore to cite and adropn
hti, all and singular the kindred .md cfedi
tors of ihe said deceased, to file their objec
lions Mf any they h** , *V , ° the wonting of
thrt administration of the estate of the de
ceased to the applicant in'..the Clerk’s Of
fice of the said Court.ou or-before the fifth
dav of September next; otherwise letters
of lduunistraiiou will be granted.
Witness the Honorable lsiuc -Minis one
of the Justicea of tho said Court, the sec
Olid day of August A. L). one '.bqusand
eight bundrel and thirty one.
It. W, POOLER, c.c.o.cx..
Aug'ft •; ' , 'V
BORGIA,Chatham county—By th
m JT I Ion: the Justices of the Inferior Court
of Ch ithatn. County, sitting foi ordinary
p urposes %
To all fchom it may concern#
Where is, Jacob Shaffer, Executor, of
R ilthazar Shaffer, late of Chatham Conn
ly deceased, applied to the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Chatham County,to
be dismissed from his said Executorship.
These arc therefore te cite r.nd adn:on
C J.EORGIA, EfjSnghah* County—By
^f r ths Honorably the. Justices of the In
ferior Court o} fffipgiium County, sitting
*0/ ordinary purpqtcfi.
To ail whom it may concern.
Whereas, Jerusha Graham, administra
trix of, John Paisley, has applied to the
Honorable the Qourt of Ordinary of Chat*
Lan» county, to be dismissed from sajd ad
ministratorship. j -
These are therefore to rite and admon
ish all and singular tho kindred and credi-
ors of the said deceased to file their object
tionsfifsiny they have,) in my office,on or
before the 7th December next ; otherwise
letters of dismissory will be granted to the
said applicant.
Witness the Horn John Cumming, one
of the Justices of the said court of ordina-
* y, this 7th day of June, A I) 1831.
R. W. POOLER, c.c. o. c,c.-
june 7
RORGIA—Chatham County—By
jf i EORGIA Ctiavham County, By
th fH‘ r ‘- t! ‘ e Justices at the inferior
Court ej Chattel,t County sitting tor ordi
nary pH -posesc'"/
¥ ,-^° “Il whom it may concern:
^Vherea, Richard K. Cuyler, has bp
plied ip the Honorablo the Court id Ordi
nary of Chatham County, for Letlersuf
Administration on the esiato and effects
of 'Ialllew t.ppmger, late of Chatham
Comity deoease(l
, . Th .', sc iW'efore to cite and admou
sh, all and singular lire kindred and cred.
tora of the said deceased, to file (heir ob
nr in"’ !, a " y havr )«'» the grautiijg
of Ihe atl.ni,miration of the ctafe of the
deceased to the aplicant in the Clerk’s Ol
ffith ( i aUrl ’ nn ' ir before -he
tilth d ; ty ol September next; otherwise lei
ler, or adiinni,nation will fcc g.ant.d.
Witness th. Honorable Isaac Mini,, „ r ,
Z le of “to W.d Court, the
lourih Jay of August. A . o. oner thou
sapd eight hundred and thirty.one
U. W. POOLER c.c.-o.’ c.c.
ailff rl • v *
the Honorable the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham county sitting
for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas, L, W Hoean mid William
Hogan Executrix and executor of the es
tate of John Gardiner deceased, nas appli
ed to the Honorable theConrt of Ordinary
of Chatham County, for letters of dtsntis-
lion from said estate.
These aie therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of said deceased, to file their objections (if
any lh$y ha?e)to the granting of the letters' ^Mary E. IVlagoe.
dismissory on the estate of the deceased I hese are therefore tn <
A, Cttatnuii! eoumy-i<ty (he
xJT Hon. the Justices of the Inferior
Court of Chatham County, sitting for ordi
nary purples a '
, To 3,1 w hom it may concern* : *
•h„ H a l' V.' a ‘- Aikew - >'== applied to
.he Hon. the Co,„t „f Ordinx.y ,,| Chat
hern county for letter, of AdtnitmircS, n
111 lhe and effect, of J1
uy Id. VVil
, . . - . —- „ , etc therefore to cite and adrt'citmh
to the applicant in the Clerk's office of thej - "" “ lllj sl, jCUIar ihe kindred and creditors
said Coui l, on orhefuro the first day ol y luti »«id deceaieti.lo tile the
Oct. next) otherwise letters dismissory
will be granted.
Witness, the Hon. John Cumming,
one of the Justices of said Court, the Slit
day of March A. 1». 1831.
R., W. POOLER,c.c.o.c.0.
mar 31 •
r:r. n „ .iT ■■■e their objeciin
( any they have) to the granting of ti
a.linumiration of the esiale of the decea,
ed to the appltca.it in the Clerk’, Office of
Ihe said court, on or before the k D d day „i
aeptemher next; otlierwi,e;letters of admin
utration will he granted.
\Vttne,,. th, lion. John Cumming, one
of the Justices of the Court of Ordinaty
wr s.nj County,this second day
0.1831 ’
EORGIA—-Chatham County — By
all ami singular, lhe kindred and cred
the Honorable the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County, when
sitting for ordinary purposes
. To all **hoin it may concern:
Where**, Richard R Cuyler, has app .
fp the H onorable the Court of Oiditmry
ol Chatham County, for Letters of Admin
ist ratio ti on the estate and efiarts of James
Kppiuger. late of Chatham County, de
ceased.
These therefore to cite and admonish,
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
»"d, tu file ih.etr ohji
t of August,
S ~ 1 'J'**' r * ^—Chatham County—By
fir fi c Honorable the Jnulicts of thc -In-
,mr.T CunitaJ Chatham County, wha\ sit.
“ngjor ordinary purposes.
To ell whom It may Concern:
Wherca, Alexander A. Sme.s, applied
Honorable tire Court of Ordinary of
Chatham County, for letters of Adinims
l”""" ;:n 118 and effects of William
Evans, lata of Chatham Countv.does.
These are therefore to cite and admen
ish, all and singular, the kindred and ere
ddors of the said deceased, to file their oh
j echoes (if any they have) lo the granting
ol the administration of tlio estate of the
deceased to the appfieani in tlie Clerk's Of
, of on or before Hie
,,,,h 1,a f "f Scptcmhar next; otherwise let
tets of adminlstratiun will he granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis, one
or the Justices of the said Court, the
second day of Angust. A. D. one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty one.
aug 2 R, W. POOLER, c. c. o. o. c .
G EORGIA—Lffitigham Countv—Hu
. Honorable the Justices of the In-
uf the said deceased, to tilu their ob
jectnius (if any they have) in the Clerk’s
Oinc.e of the said Court, on or before the
seennd day ufPebruary next; otherwise let
tors of dismission will be granted.. • .
.. Witness the Honor&ble Isaac Min:s,onc
coni day of August, A. D.. 1831,
R. W.POOLER, c.c.o.c.c.
aug £
^ J.BORGIA, Chatham County—By
LJT the IJon the Justices oj the Infeiior
Court of Ohuthum County,sittingJoi Ordi
nary purposes.
To nil wltoin it may Concern*
. Whereas Joseph Wigginsex’o? Christi
ani. F. Hunk late of Ciuthain County
decja>vd, Applied to the Honorable the
Coda af Ordinary of Chatham County,to
be^ •li*missed (rata his said executorship.
•These are therefore to cite and admou
*»*•*«;• rt, ‘i Miiguiar, tiiu kindred and creiit
loc< ot .hexaid doceu.«ei, to tile their ohjeu
tiou» (if any they have) in the Clerk’s Of
fioe xif the said Court, op or before the
seonn.t djr of February next; otheiwiit*
Iftltors ol ilisnussiou Will be granted.
Witne** the Honor idle Isaac Alims otic
of itie Justices of the said Court, the .Sec
end day oi August, A. 1). one thousand
eight hUiidreJ and thirty one.
R. W. POOLER, c.c.o.i;.c,
»ue »
(if any they have) to tho granting of tho
Administration’ef the estate of thedeccas
«*d to the i-ppheam, in the Clerk’s Office
of ihe said Court, on or before the full day
of September next; otherwise, letters ol
administration will be grantedi
Witness the Hou isuttc Mtnwt, one of
tlie ausuces oi tun s^jc L-ourt, the fbtirll.
day of Ai)ggst,-A. D. cno thousand eight
hundred and thirty one
R* W. POOLER, c.r.o. c. .
aug 4
C 'l EORGIA—Chatham County—Hi,
3T the Honorable the Justices of the
Inferior Court, of Chatham County, when
Sitting for ordinary purposes,
_ ToaH whom it may concern; '
O E >ic <1 \— Chatham Clienty—Bu
the Han, the Jaetir.es of thr Inferior
r-oart of Chatham County, tilting for
•nay Concern:
•vlnr, has ap|.Ji*»d to
nit of Ordinary uf
‘.ctiors of gdminis
• 'd oMonts of Wtl-
itham County de
r.. uni edmonisht
> « d and credUori
t:lu their objec
» oho granting of
estate of the de-
n the Clerk’s.Of-
bofnre flit
floe ol the x.itt , u „ ,„
filth ,|*y of September next; ot
tot. ol ,diniin.tr,ition will he vr.t.ted.
the Jtiih”. h f ”'’“ or .i |t,, < '• Mint., one of
iVT-rXVJ.Tr,??"* 1 ‘ h -«^
a- ;V. i‘ooi,i;n
aug i
Cir ' < ' !m, hani County.—Bn
Court ofChnti, "/ f*e Inferior
Caunt » r? •*
'1 u all tchom it may concern,
w.toreav• Cr tnet. M. Stone. .rlminiMr,
or.i, Jonh I. Pr Mser, hns applied to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham County, to be dismissed from his said
udinnMstratorship.
Thejg are therefore to cite and admon-
all arid singuku tho kindred ^crediton
Ql said deccasetfto file their ohiettions (i:
^»y they luve) in the Clerk's office «f the
A: j Court,on or before the 7th day of l)e-
^nher next ; otherwise letters dismissory
*«• granted.
tk Hon.‘John Cu nming one ol
Justices of the said Court the 7lb
da yof June. A D. 1831.
Iluuurabie the Court of Ordinary cl Chit
ham County, to he dismissed from Ins
said Administratorship.
ThCJC are thetefoto iu uiie ami uiiuiun-
ish, all and siw^uiar, the kindred and cred
hors of the said deceased, lo file their oh-
jectinns (if any they have) in the Clerk’s
Office of the said Court on oi bpfore the
fifth day ot February next; olheiwise let
ters ot dismissory will be granted.
Witness <be Honorable Isaac Minis,nmt
of the Justices of the said Court, the fourth
day August, \. 1), one thousand eight
hundr?d apd thiity one.
R. W. POOLER, c.c. o. c.c.
dog 4
4f 1 EORGIA— Ciiatliam County—Hu
Hjr Ihe Hon ”
Infeiior Court i
. lorable the Justices of the
Inferior Court of Chatham County, when
sitting for ordinary purposes,
lo all whom it may concern:
\\ Hercas, James It. Norris, Guardian ol
Timothy and Samuel L. Pittman, has ap
plied to tlie Honorable the.Court of Or
dinary of Chatham County, to be dismis
sed from Ins said Guardianship.
These arc theroloie tu cite and admon
ish, all and singular, the tndred and cted
itors of the said minors, to file their obje
lions (if any thev have) in the Clerk
Office ol tiie said Court, on or before tlu*
filth day of February m xt; otherwise let
ters ol dismissuey will he cr toted.
Witness tho Honorable Isaac Minis, one
of the, Justices of the said Court, the 4ih
day uf Augmt, A. I), one thouLnud eight
hundred and thirty on#.
U. \V. POOLER,
aug 4
u. W. POOLER, c. c. o. I
aug £
G i EOtvuiA, Chatham Co;i5 ( ty._y /7 ,
r the Honorable the Justices of thr. In
ferior Court of Chatham County sitting
for Ordt.uiry purposes: J *
.... al * w|| om it may concern.
Whereas,James S.liulioch.ka, applied to
.f!.-'!?° th ® Court ol Ordinary of
tyhatham Countv.fox Iett L
. f Chatham County deceased
I hose ere therefore to cite tied admou
till, ell end singular the kind,cl an ,l cred
unrsof the said deceased, to file iheiv ob
J .' at ! y ' l,,y ,lave ) 10 .ranting
■ilmomrramm of ihe estate of U i-
arffi C da°. f rlfO ,: "; 1 C . HUr, • “ n 0r
™ ''■•* cf September next; otherwise let
leu of ad nnmiration will he .•ra,.i»,i
..... , -ill be granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac kliois one
of the Justice, of lhe lid Ou,,, -., J0
cond day of August \, I), issi
•t.W. POOLER, C.C.O.C c
aug 2 * *
wT*i KOl.Gf A—t
\y uareas, James tS. Norris, adnihmtra* ^TT vu«uty-/i^ the
tor Jeremi.l, Pittotan, has applied to the „;rw,T/“ ./ A ' Inferi
or Court of Chatham County, tehen tilting
for ordinary jntrpo.ies. 8
ut„*’ u il may Concern;
Whereas Joseph M ^I'tlmati a ; .
- I'ntmrahle the Court of Ordin.!,, Jf
Lhath.iu County, for Letters of \d,r
Itat.oo oa toe estate aodjeffec, n f J nhn
Shelniun jr. ofClutbaui County, decoas
ed.
rh.se are tl.ereforo tn cite and adn.or
, ' *" f"? singular the Cen tred a„,| P , e ,],
.on or .aid deceased, to file their
lectious ■
ferior Court of BjJing am County. trA-n
silting for ordinary purposes,
_ To alt .hum it may concern:
Whereas .Jesse Dcvts, has applied to
the Honorablo tho Inferior Court of Ef-
(ingham County, for letters of ednitnistra.
non on the estate and effects of Mary
Hanks, late of the County of Effingliani.
k< cased, in behalf of tho kindred and
creditors cf the said deceased.
These are therefore tn cito and nd,nn n -
isu.all and singular the kindred and cred-
itors of tho said deceased, to file their ob
jections, (if any they- have) to the granting
of the raid administration of the estate of
lhe deceased,to theapplicant in the LTerk’s
Office, of Ihe said Court, un or before the
seventeemh day of .September next, other
wise letters of administrationwill be granted
Witness the Honorable H. Hines, one
of the Justices of Ihe said Court, this i
teenth day of. August, in the Veer of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty ooe.
JOIIM CHARLTON, c. r
eng 16 .
llKPUBUCASt.
FfiLL & DE LA MOTT A,
C1TT PltlHTIRSt
Oatly Paper........eight dollars per aunt,.,,
Country Papor .six dollars per annum
?*T4B1E III ADVANCE
111 News, and New Advertisements ap
pear in both papers.
ipfi Office on tne' Bay,
■uitding on tlje corner of Whitaker street
ktnte of Georgia,
CHATHAM COUNTY.
To all Whom it may Concern:
S^5/ HERE AS, Peter G. Shick, has
*8 applied to Ihe Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Chatham Countv,
for le ters of Guardianship, to the person
and p operty of Agues dice, a minor.^
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all persons interested to flic their ohiec
lions, (if any they have) to the granting of
lhe lettets of Guardianship to the applicant
in thi* Clerk'* nlffo? of the said Conn on
or brfoio tl;e nineteenth day of September
next; otherwise letters of Uuaidiaitship will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable Patrick Houston
one or the Justices of the said Court, the
ghtcer.ih day of August, A. D. one thou
md eight hundred and thirty one.
R W. POOLER, c, c. o. c. c.
aug 18
Ladies’ Umbrellas ami
Parasols.
A Good assortment is offered at redue-
rBh ed prices for Credit or Cash, at'No.
Shad's lluildinp hv
NORTON & FULLER
july en
m me said ueceascd, to file their ob-
fictions (If an, they ha-e) to the g,anting
r the adiniiiistraiion of tho estate of tl.rj
eceased to the ap|>licunt in the Clark’s () J
ce of th* r„ l e . rl
Ma^ic Matches.
4 Fresh Supply, Jn,t received and
for sale by
T. M. TURNER,
Opposite the Mansion House.
oug 13
decease
fice
fifth day of September next: otherwise let
tets or ad,mtmt,anon "ill be granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis one
of the Justices of the said Court, tho Sec
nod day of August A. !>. one thousand
ghl hoodred and thirty one.
aug ft
K. W. FOOLER. C.C.O.CC.
0T GEORGIA, Chatham County—By
XJT the Honorable, the Justices of:he In
ferior Court cf Chatham County, sitting
for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas,' Ri- bard R Ctiylei lias applied
lo the Honorable the Court ot Ordinary
of Chatham County, for Letter# of Admin
R. W. POOLER, c. o. o. c. c.
June 7 •
Solution of Chloride of
Soda.
A jf“PP>r nf lhe above, prepared l„
ny , N— England Chemical Comps
r ot ' :“•> vewived , eririg France., .„n
•.le by T C TURNER,
tag # Opposite the Mansion llousc.gj
■st/atiou on tho estate and effects of George
•‘MpinCcr late of ChalUHi Comjty, deccas
These are to cite and admonish, all end
singular the kindred and creditors of thr
said deceased, to fife tkfir objections (il
any they have) to Die granting of the ad.
ministration of the estate nf the deceased
to She applicant in the Cleik’s Office of
the said Court, on or Ifcfore the fifth day
September next; mhe-rwise letters uf ad
ministration will he granted.
Witness the' Honorable Patrick Hous
ton .one of Die Justices of Die said Court,
t)ie founh day of August, A 0. 18.31
R.W. POOLER, c. c. o. c. c.
aug 4
Cheltenham Salts.
i Fresh supply of this stipetior article
i prepared by 8x107, Moore & David
son, (London ) Just ruoei.rd and fur s.le
hjr T. M. 7’UKNEK,
Opposite the Mansion Home.
aug IS
^^flhORGIA—-Chatham Countv //>,
/ fAe Honorable the Justices of ihe tn.
ermr Court r.j Chatham County, when sit
ting-jor ordinary purposes.
»■! whom tt may Coneern:
Whereas John J. Forsyth, has applied
Ch'aD,am 0 ^ b '.:.:. h ^ , . h '.‘“ f »I
Preston" Salts.
Ptjpu^al un stalls, with glass and cork
HL stoppers. J-ist received and for sale
b r T. M. TURNER,
Opposite the Mansion House,
aug Id
County;-(er letters of Admit,i.
ir iimn on the estate and effect, of Arthur
Bam, lot, ol Chatham County, deceased.
These arc therefore io cito and admonish
all end singular the kindred a„d creditors
, , . wiiuiic.i atiu crciifor*
of the said deeeased. te file their objection.
(if any the; have) to the g-auliiii of the
imiHistiaiion of the estate of thc’deceas
sed to the applicant in the Clerk’s Office ol
the said Cuurt.onor befntc the fifth day a ‘' t *
ol Septeinfjer next; .Iher.ise letters of ad
•uinistration will be granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis, one
of the Justices of the said Court, me Se-,
onud day or August. A. D. one thousand
«iftllt huddre 1 and thirty one.
R. W. POOLER, cc..o.c. e,
■ eng C
rf'l EORGIA—Chat),am County., -flu
NOT the Honorable the Justices of tile
I"tenor Court of Chatham County sitting
for ordinary purposes. *
Tuall whom it inay concern.
Whereas George Millcn, has applied lo
me llonorabit Hio Court nf Ordinary of
Chatham County, lor letters of administra
Don on the .estate ard effects of Odrev
Hie of Chatham County, do, eased.
These are therefore lo cite and admon
ish, all ami singular, the kindred aid cred
;tors of the said deceased, to file their oh
J actions (tf any they luve) to the granine
nf the administration of the de, eased •»
the applicant in the Clerk's Office of the
said Cou’t, on or kef.,re the fifth day „
September next; ollieiwisn letters of ad-
miuistration will be granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis, one
of Dm justices of the said Court, the se
cond day nf August, A. D. I83|
ROBERT W.POOLER, cjo.o. cjc|.
Tamarind.s.
Oj) BARRECS fresh Tamarinds, Just
njS received, and far sale in lots to suit
piitChsitert, hv
“yg-n lay & he.ndrickson.
From the Milledgevillc Jonruel.
Paragraphs on tht circumstances which led
to the late changes tn President Jack
son's Cabinet.
•VI.
It is well known that w 0 did not approve
inn choice by General Jackson of Me*irj
Iff a ton, Ingham 1 and Branch, as heads of
three of the four piincipal d parttnims nf
thr Etern i,-. It „„ t h en oorimpres
ston that, talents and indnstrv, virtue and
pmrintism, would he wanting In the dis
c,targe nf the duties attached to those offi
c-s. and Ih.| harmony would 01 could „«
prevail, among the members of a Cabinet
thus composed. The event has verified
our impression. Discord prevailed in the
Cabinet, and Gen. Jackson had to chance
five of the principal officers of the Govern
n, eni, in order to introduce harmnnv in
the ennncl!. of the Rser.uiiya daparimem
so essential t.j a„wis« a,,;, henaficia! admin
is'ration of theSn'ertial a"d »
of the country. The correspondence he
fore the public shows plainly, that discord,
both personal and political, prevailed in
the Cabinet, which; whatever mgy have
been its origin, did emharrass the opera
tions nf the Executive. Whether it origin
rated in tlie polities! amhitlon of Mr. Cal
boon and Mr. Van Kurran: nr whether il
originated in the refusal of Messrs. Ing
ham, Branch,and Berrien,to permit their
respective families to associate with that
of Mr. Eaton, it mailers not. General
Jackson found that he could not protend
in the dischrge of his duties, anildojas
lice to the countrv. and tu the Iriends who
placed him in the Executive chair, with a
diviilod Cabinet, with discord and personal
ennritv prevailing among all the members
—ainnne men from whom ho expected
Diat assistance he which needed in the dis
c..argc o. iba arduous u’uiics of itis ot-
nee.
v II.
We have said that it mattered not how
discord orieinatod ainnne the members of
Die Cabinet. The Ameri an pen,do are
satisfied that discord did exist, svhtch the
President had no aeency in creatine, anti
that therefore, General Jackson is justified
in dismissine the members of his Cabinet,
and in choosing others in their stead But
as ihe dismissed nic-nbers nfthe Cabinet
are men nf ambition, and aspirine In the
liieh offices of the countiy.it is proper that
their conduct, in this business, should he
inveslieated, in order tn ascertain whether
they hive not forfoited the confidence of
lhe people, by acting in an unbecoming
and renrehenohle tus nn e; j a , v er y Slade
of the transactions iinder coo IderaDon.—
We most then keep in mind, that this cor
respnndenre informs us uf this position as
sumed by Messrs Ingham, Branch and
Berrien, in controversy, that the j n
the Cabinet, lied its origin in a refusal on
their part, to lei., their families associate
with the family nf Mi. Eaton. Rut at the
same lime this correspnndeno'gives tn un
derstand that this discord is mainly 10 he
nscrihed to souther end higher sootce,
namely, the ambition and aspffiog views
of Messrs. Van Boren ami Calhoun.
VIII.
try? No. Could he resrnie harmony a-
inong the members of Ins Cabinet? Thic
he attempted, and failed; and why did be
fail? Because of the political and not of
the Jamihi discord, which existed Bin mg
the meuibors of his Cabinet.
V IV
The correspondence discloses the fact,
that an attempt wagmade-try General Jack
sou to toconcile tho members of Iris Cabl.
net, rind for this attempt he is accused
ol a gross violation of Ihe laws of social 1
tercourse.- The accusation is (nought f .r-
ard-bv Messrs. Ingham, Branch and Ber.
tien, and disclaimed by General Jackson
and Col. Johnson We never had any
confidence in lie asseverations of Mr. log
h .m por of Mr. H.anch. Ever since the
connection of lhe first named individual
wuh iho^A. II. plot, and his support of
Niotan Edwards, we have held him as on
worthy the confidence of theAinertcan pec
pie; WB lamented, therefore, his appoint-
meet by General Jackson to the Treasury
Department. Mr Berrien is the only one
of the three entitled to credit and consider
atton. But as he is found iu hail company
he can M ime hut him,elf, if his name ii
coupled with th-. sc cf his colleague,, in
■ his disgraceful iiansaciitui. We believe
Genera! Jackson and Col Jo!.„,«.. , rr
ing of equal credit and couideraiiuD, and
both lircse grniiemeo unequivocally ,!c-
clare.ihat 00 jnihntiim existed on tlie part
of,lhe.Ptesidenr,(o compel Messrs pi,.
Ham,Branch snifBerrteo. to associate wijh
the family of . Eaton. Tlie Un.u ioe „r
Col Johnson is nil! r. ..
that,if holla 1 0 rer Commuoicated tu .li at!
id at - vitheriVli.tng ,am,.Dr. B, inc
i-ertten, |t e shnu.d have done the most pal
pahle,gross,& wanton injustice to the Fre-
sident; for the President disclaimed on all
occasions, any right, or desire, or intention,
(o regulate the private or social mterpourse
of Ins Cabinet. There is no map mors
honorablo than Col. Johnson. There is
none certainly more lioourable than Gen.
Jackson: both arc well known le the peo
ple of the United States; and well komvn
to have never been 'before concerned, as
Mr. Ingham and Iris fnpkds were once, in
any dishonorable transaction; both there
fore are to he believed in their assertions.
TV -
But could not Gene al Jackson, as s
private individual, make the attempt <0
reconcile the members ofhis Cabinet, es
pecially if tho points of difi'ereoce were of
a piiyaie nature? ami oy that moans intro-
(Mce social haiinooy mutual regard, and
hiutual good will, among men he believed
to be Iris friends? Me .did make ilia at
tempt; and failed, becaasetlie most impur.
tant points at issue in uie Cabinet were of
a political and not of a private pature. Let
us hear in onud ilien (hat the members of
the Cabinet -ere ppbticully divided, and
(hat Messrs. Eaton cud Van Boren i,,r,„.a
one parly, and botu endeavoring to make
the pairuorgc of then respective offices, as
well as their influence, subservient totiieic.
own views, or to the views ol those for
whom they acted, a d Irom wiiom-iuey ex
pc ted to ho recard d she ild they mi. ct-ed
in theirsch toes. Messrs lugti.un, Uiuiicu,
and Berrien easily aiceiiumod that Mr.
E .ion - borons ggd devoted f,ie.,d of
the PsCt'dcflj^AnJ as e.ni mpst .» , „
run eh influence with him. Mr. Eaton was
ihe friend of Mr. Vac Buren, and Mi Van
Buieii w is becoming a formidable obstacle
10 Mr. Calhoun's aspiration in D>e Presi
dency, alter Die retirement cf Gen Jack.
sin. What was 10 be done in such a cir-
cuinstsace! The packing away of Mr.
Eptou to Tennessee, was the suieu and
im.do uf clearing tin stage foi Mr. CahiOon
to act Isis part -wii hout much opposition,
fur without the assistance of Air. Eaton:
Mr. Vail liuieu cun id not exetejso that
Influence with the Piesidant, wfffch Air.
Calhoun believes has been Die cause of the
dissolution ol the Irien .ly tics which .xist-
Fenniiiian’s Superior Le
mon Syrup,
Fresh supply. Just received and for
ZA. sale unusually low at
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aug 18 1..
t Congreus Wafer.
A Supply just ruceivad per schr iQrs-
fion. Fur 22fe by
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Opposite the Mansion House.
Carpenter’s Celebrated
Snratoirn Powders.
F OR making Congress, Spring or Sar
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for salo at
PARSOttS’ DISPENSARY.
july tB
For Sale,
A SC Tons Iron well acioned—round,
XL 9W flat and square
German, American and Cast Steel
I boon pounds choice Bacon
. 30 hhds prime N O Molasses
BO bids duto ditto ditto
New Orleans and St, Croix Su
gar in bbls
JO bags Jara Coffee
it I.ail chests superior Rouehoug
Tea, Hyson Tea
100 hags Shot, assorted sizes
PuO five callou l)-inijnos
SO reams Fools Cap and Lcllcr Pp
Immedi.'siy after the formation ofthi
Cabinet, in Match. J8B0, the two parti:.
were distinctlv marked a„H -.t-s-u.c-a . ed between him and Genai
, end stood ih battle array against each
her, Mr. Eaton, and Mr. Van Buren,
on one side, a id Messrs. Inghem, Branch,
and Berrien, on the other. It was thr
character and- energy of the President
nil ch prevented an explosion from takinr
plane sooner than il did. Rot the n>om-n
the correspondence cf .Mr. Calhoun with
Genera! Jackson, appeared, n„ restrain-
rould pruvent the division in the Canine
from heii'g publicly e»hifci-c;i, 5r „a discon'
I the members from being
ly manifested, to the injury and confusion
of the public business. Tlie four Secret,,
ries and the Attqinev General, look theii
tavorne sides and approved ,,r disapproved
measures proposed by rhePresidetit.accord
mg as Die vrincipals foi ultorn they were
working, were nr were not 10 he benefit toil
The true origin of the discord, is in the
division of the memhers of the Cabinet (or
Air. Van Buren or Mr Calhonn. There
fnsal to associate with Mrs. Eaton, on Die
pari of Messrs. Ingham, Branch and Ber
rien, wap only of aooondarv importance tn
the harmony or the Cabinet, being inr iden
nl 1:1 a remote deg ee to the |lo ; n , „f vi
Don. For, if harmony had prevailed in
the Cabinet, with respect lo political
The President clearly iniimaies, as it will
'be seen io Die correspondence, that lie had
leeo induced to believe, mat a part ofhis
Cabinet had entered into a deep laid
scheme to drive Major Eaton from his Ca
binet, and Dus scheme he resented as a
ucnuiiai nikiili, biTHii*? ii -j 4
•nan known lo be liU p, rsoual «u.i devoted
Irieud. W!»e*bei tlie scbcuid w a ,. or w a s
not, actually entered into, we are not iu-
4urmed. Rut whnu it the mao in the
liilited .St0inai.tilHr«*fl a* Jajcksua is =
•Vbo houIJ nut have resented lbs m>uU
.iittudeil/ t \\ licit- is the man h | io would
out ii. ve fen fm his ii.end. 1 r a Lie. ., , f
iwemy years aianduif, whose friendship
h-'d been tested, and prosed ulwaystrne?
General Jackson leit tpe ludtgnit* ullced
iu him, 11, the petsun ol iijs liicmi; 11 was
eenamioa Ihe Choice lip nad made ot Dial
Iti.eiid lor a rnomb r of his Cabinet, alter
approving it, by silling with turn at Die
council lame; 11 was dictating to the Pre
sident wtlal tie had to un, in regard 10 111c
misunderstanding winch had oiisen he-
een the memuers ol Die Cabinet; and ;t
is giving 10 Die duel magisiraie 110oilier
alternative but to dismiss that fneud, or to
accept the resignations of Die three dis
satisfied itiombera of Die Cabinet. But
Messt, ingoam llia. ch . tpl Uerneu, a.
ware of Die good sense and diaeriiniiiation
of Die American public, could ool let the .
dissections ol Die Cabinet be placed uu .
such a looting Tlie people would lias* ,
sores,and especially with lespert lo the sue
cessor of Gen Jackson to Die Presidency,
il cannot be In-lieved that disseniinns wonl/l
lipve sprung upwith regard to an association
between the families of ihe members. Po
lilical harmony would have iiad strength - ...
enough to subdue Die discord which female 1 , '1 me atiempi us comrol
jealously and female jeers, social eiiqneiietl t *® n ' ■** cii,0 ii’b iiianageaieiit of the public :
and sorial scandal, were apt to create a . biwinesa.aud to di tale to him in the clieieo •
mong the heads of those families and to 01 1,11 h 1 *'" 1 * an., adsiseri; they would
influence them in their social i leicnuiie ' • rl " red “0 , condemned th-a.h.-mo
with each other. But political harmony ’ tu **'• ‘“ion from ihe Cabits.t for,
did not exist G. nera'Jark<nn w as known i ,,u 0, h.f reatop than th«, he'wet an mffti-
to he partial to hn bosom frlendF.aton. end i “ nl1 * 1 01 lhu President. They .mere
to Mr. Van Buren. in noth of whom he pi t r °'" the scene; and iu teaij cff'Uia -
ced unbounded confidence, while M-.«- aUew,,i lo drir M t-.atuo fruiti' Rie Ce-
Ingham, Branch end Berrien.were known hy ,h «" 1 *’l*rf. Ihpy bfif‘exhibited
if
M
to be opposed to Mr Van Buren end sup D'cmselrea as doyen fiotn jh'e'fcabluet'UeZ
porters of Mr Galhouis. Gould hgrmon «-•*» Way »uuio nut ajj'.piate with .Mrs.
SO kegs Nails, assorted
S quarter casks Teneriffe Wine
I pipe Madeira ditto
gj dozen Pale Sherry ditto
For sale by
UEURGB HUNTINGTON.
i* 1 ; 9
prevail in such a Cabinet? Besides the K “mo. i liisja discUnped by Ueo.‘ Jack-
moment the cnfrespnndence of Mr fTal- ,oa "?- , “ c “«•* pn«'Ute terms. Tug Ame.
hijiin appeared, the,members of ihe Cahi ,lcan P«»pl« «fi t ,judge hetweco tha
n<t took a mpte open and decided part P ar “»• Col Juhiisoo, bo ever, hva to
andeech parts began to strive to make '“‘“a "at again io answer |o Aleisrs. I11--
liieir icspeclive offices their influence,and hau> , Rra. ch aod Berrien.
their patronage, aabwrvieiii to ib-ir v-ewt, V VI
and in the Views or their principals U We have reviewed e. briefly as we could
der inch Circuinsiaty ei what was Goner I Ibis conespun eucc. Onr readers can
Jackson to do? Could be proceed wit now judge for themaelyee. That Gene-
tbe Executive Department of the Gorern II Jackson has acted as be Co mesa
j^^^^uaxanet benefittol to the coca end » friend, we bay* abnsdant t
