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' . Vh i;,,j4iui»3‘. .RttHo»li hat applied
i .h«Tlonofibla 'lie Court. of Ordinary of
<" '» lQ , n vJ u ,„ fn, Lottes of A'lminiitra
state bod effect. Of Mrs. Hottv
.rajharefore to excite and admon
. , „ ,ip"ltxr Ihe kindred and Ciedi
plied
He'tiun* lhe|'ha»eV‘t<> *»•« granrin?
OClIOflM *f of ilia* of till*
ie“jininUiMtiofl.of (lie estate of ..
2 -“,"i .oAeapidinant n th-O.erk
Ofieo of(h« slid Court, on or before tho
fifd, da» of Selite nWr nett; otherwise let
Jj^ofadminiipa'idi 1 -ill be greeted.
w\imss the Honorable i«aac Mims ono
0 f!®i^*«Vl
ccnd
1V.T of AitinUA. l>. 18.11
R. \V PD'H-ERi 0. C. o. c. O
C N E'hitGlA, Elfinghatt)' Co5nt,i-/)u g
W tho Honorable, the Justices of the fn- VI
(trior Court nj KJfmghatn County, tilling
•or ordinary purposes.
To all trbmnit tr.aj concern.
Whereas, Jcrrilha Graham, administra
trix of Join) Paisley, lias applied to the
Honorable the Ooort of Ordinary 6f Chat
ham county, to be dismissed front said ad
ministratorship. ,
. Those are therefore to ei|e and admon
ish all andstn^t'tlar'tho kindred and aredi-
ors nfthe said deceasad to die their object
tions(if<Bny they have.) in my office,on or
before the 7th Oeceqibor next; otherwise
letters of disinsssorji will be granted to the
said applicant.
Witness the linn, John Gumming, one
of the Justices of the said court ofordina-
■ y. this 7th day of June, A D 1891.
It. W. POOLER,c.c. o. c, c,
jnne 7
tUiry purposes
Ang <
Whereas Autos Scuddor applied (o the
Honorable the Ctptil of Ordinary of Lhnt
hao County,for Letters of Administration
on the estate and effects of Isaac Scpdder
late of Cnathant County deceesed.
_ These are therefore to cite and admon
lih, ail and singular the kindred and eredt
tors of he said deceased, to file their objec
Don, (If any they hare) to the granting of
jhe administration of the estate of tho de_
ceased to tbaanplleant in the Clerk i Of
fice of the said Conrl.oii or before the fifth
I-I-. 0 f September next: otherwise letters
for administration will begranted-
r Witness she Honorable Isaac eliilts one
of the Justices of the said Court, the sec
ond day of August A- D. one thousand
eight hundred and thirty one,
' R. W. POOLER, c.c.o.c.c.
Aug t
G EORGIA,Chatham county—By lh
Hon.theJmlicesofthe Inferior Court
Chatham County, tilling fdt ordinary
pUipOeie
Jo all whom it may concerns
Whereas, Jacob Hhaffcr. Executor, of
Balthasar Shaffer, late of Chatham Conn
<y deceased, applied to ttie Honorable the
CmilLcf Ordinary of Chatham County,to
be diiauseed from his said Executorship,
These are therefore to cite and admon
isli, all and tingular, tile kindred and cred
it-os of tho Slid deceased, lo file their ob
jectinna (tfanr'they hare) in the Clerk’s
Office bf the said Court, on or before the
second day ofFebvuary pexft, otherwise let
ten of dismission will lip granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis,one
.of tho Justices of tile said Court, these
.oouddsy of August, A. II. I SSI.
R. \V.POOLER, c.c.o.c.c.
ang * ■ ' .
G EORGIA, Chatham Couoty—fi.
Ike lion Jht Jutlicit of the Inferior
•Court oj Chatham County,silttngjoi Oriti
nary purposes.
To alt whom It may Concerns
Whereas Joseph Wiggins sx’o,- Christ!
aiii, f. Hunk late of Chatham County
•dess;ted, .applied to the Honorable the
Court wf Ordin ary of Chatham County.to
lie dismissed train his said executorship.
These ar*‘theretir<« to cite amt oilman
lih.all and singular, tho kindred and oredt
tors nfthe said deooaied. to file their otijee
liana (if any shay hare) in tha Clerk's Of
dioe of the rai I Court, on or before the
second day - of .February next; othetwisc
letters of dismis.ioii will ho granted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Mims one
I of the Justices of the said Court, tile Sec
> ond of Aijdtjdf, 4. LV on* ihnmonsl
eight hundred and thirty one.
R.W. FOOLER, c.c.o.c.c.
aue 2
UlmHum County—tty
tht non. the Justices cf the Inferior
Court of Chatham County t sitting furor•
dinary purposes,
n To ail whom it may Concern:
.h er °**t KlUn Tay hr, hai applied to
Ahe Hunatabl., ihe Court of Ordinary- of
Chatham County, for Letters of adipinis
'ration nn the estate and effects of !Vd-
liem Taylor, late of Chatham County do-
ceased,
Tliese art tharaforo to cite and admonish,
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
ofilie aa|d deceased, to file ib'i* nbjie-
t'ens (if toy the have) to the granting of
Hit ariyijpisuaticu gf ihe estate of the de-
®'*ed to the pppiicaiii .in tite Clerk’s Of
fice of tho said Court, on or before the
fifth day of September next; otherwise let
i«ft«f administration will he granted.
1 Witness the ItonorihleT, Minis, one of
theJnsuce, of thesjid Court, the second
«ay Of August, A. 0.1*81-
I eng t «• «• o. c. *.
A EORGIA Chatuam Count,—«,
;", • ILtJutiUu of the Infirio
ourt of ChiJuui Count)/ tilting f/r ordt
f rypurposes,
Jo all \
l Jo all icAoti it May conctm.
rrrvrfv* wsawnsSiiomr.-
W of Joab ll. Proaser, hot applied to the
rtnoralilo tho Coon of Ordinary of Chat
hdn Gonoty, to ho dismissed from hit said
adninistratprihip.
fliese gredherefure to cite and admop.
.ishkll and singular the kindred Jcasreditois
.oflai 1 dooened to file their, obyecthms (it
*’•? they bare), in the Clerk's office of the
sail Court,on or before the 7th day of Oe-
m *her next; ptberwiso letters dismisspry
?iW>» granted.
V tueysthe Hon. John Cumming oog ot
V 18 nstleva of tba said Court tho --7tli
fiayf Jooe.A O. last.
ji Jp* "* l>0 °^ BR t «s «• 0. Bt C,.
alution of Chlprule of
So()n.
“1 EOROIA—.Chatham County—By
.If the Honorable the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham county sitting
for ordinahf pvrpotes.
\ To all \ohom it may concern.
Whereat. W Hogan und William
Hogan ExecMpix and executor of the et<
tale of John Gardiner deceased, nasappli
ed tnthe Honorable theCoort of Ordinary
of Cheitham County, for letup qf duqus«
sion from laid estate.
These ate therefore to eite and admonith
all and singular the kindred and ere4itor*
of said deceased, to file thejr objections (it
any they havcjto the granting of the letters
diimissory on the estate of the deceased
to the applicant in the Clerk’s office of the
said Court t on or before the first day of
Oci. UtSJil} Otlteityike letters disiuiisury
will he granted.
Vviiiicss, iiio Hon, Joiiq Cuifiiiiiii^,
one of the Justices of faid Coirt, the .Slit
day of March 4* D. 1881.
K. W. POOLER,c.c.o.c.c.
njar 81
KORGIA—wChatham County—Hy
NUC the Honorable the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County, when
sitting for ordinary purposes
To qil whom it «H»y con coin:
Whereas, Richard R Coyler, has oppli
od to tho U»nqiable the Court ot Oidinary
of Chatham County, for Letters of Adiniii
Utration on the estate and eficr.tsof James
Eppinger. late of Chatham County, de
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and adnipnish,
al! and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to file (heir objections
(if any they hare) to the granting of the
Administration of the estate of the deeeas
rd to ike applicant, in the Clerk's Office
of the said Court, on or before the fith day
of September next; otherwise, Iptters of
administration will be grauted.
Witness the Hon. Isaac Minis, one of
the Justices of the said Court, the fourth
day of Angust, A. D, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-one.
R. W. POOLER, c. c, o. c. c.
tog 4
1 EORGIA—Chatham Couutv—lly
vJf the Honorable the Justices of the
Inferior Court, of Chatham County, when
titling for ordinary purposes,
To alt whom it may concern:
Whoreas, James B. Norris, administra
tor Jeremiah Pittman, has applied to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham Couoty. to be dismissed from his
said j\dii)ini>lratorsbip.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish, jm! mui singular, the kindred audertd
itors of the said deceased, lo file (hair ob<
jections (if any they have) in the Clerk’s
Office of the^said Court on or before the
>:tlh day of February next; otheiwjse let'
tfrs of disuiisfory will be grauted.
Witness the Honorable Isaac Minis,one
of the Jiistioesof the said Court, the fourth
day August A. D, one thousand eight
hundred and thiity one.
R. W. POOLER, c. c. o. c
•Ug *1
C T EURGIA. Clixtliatn Comity. ...
M the Honorable the Justices of the In.
f"™! Court of Chatham County siltinu
*or Ordinary purposes;—
To ail whom it may concern.
Wl.frca,,J a „ ie5 S.ltulloch.hes applied to
tho Honorable the Court ot Ordinary of
Chetbein County,for letters of Adminiatra
lion on the estate and effect* of William
o lale'of Chatham County deceased.
Theie are therefore to cite and admon
tsh. all and imeular the kindred and cred
itors of the laid deceased, to file their ob
jection* (if any they have) to the granting
of tho administration nf the eitate of ilia
decerned to the applicant in tiro Clerk’s
rimek of the said Court, on or befu, c the
fifth day of September next; otherwise let
ters of edoiiniitretion will he granted.
Witness Hie Honorable Isaae Minis one
of the Justice* of the laid Court, the *e
eond day of August A. D. I8SI.
R. W. POOLER, e. o. o. c.
aug 2
jj i EUKUiA—Clmthatp Count)—tty
W the Honorable the Justices of Hit
Infeiior Court of Chatham County, \ehen
silting fur ordinary purposes.
To all whom it piay concern:
Whereas, James II, Norris, Guardian at
Timothy and Lemuel L. Pittman, has ap
plied to tlie Elojiorahto the Court of Or
dinary of Chatham County, to be disraW-
sed from his said Guardianship.
These nf« therefore to cito ami admon
ish, all and singular, tho kindred and eied
itors nf tite said minors, to file Uieir ohjec
tions (if any they have) in die Clerk’s
Office uf tite said Court, on or before the
fifth day of February next; otherwise let
ters of dumissury will be granted.
Witness the ifonorable Isaac Minis, one
of the Justices of the said CnuiL the 4tlt
day of August, A. I). one thousand eight
hundred and thirty one.
f K. W. POOLER, c. c. o. c. c.
eug 4
if 1 EORGI A, Chatham County—Liu
uX tht Honorable, the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County, sitting
Jot ordinary purposes.
. To all » noni it may concern,
Whereas, Ui' hard li Cuyloi has applied
to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary
of Chatham County, for Letters of Admin
istreiinu on the estate end effects nf George
Enpiuger igtx of Chetliam County, deceat
These ere to cite and ndotnnish, all an^
singular the kindred and creditors of the
•etd deceased, to file their objection* (if
•ny tliey have) lo Ihe granting of the ad-
ministration of the estate'of the deceased
tnlhe applicant in the Clerk's Office of
the Mid .Court, on or IJefore tha fifth dey
September next; mheerwise letters of ad-
ministration will be granted.
Witness Ihe llonorehle Petriek Hous
ton .one of the Justices of the said Cou't,
the fourth day itf August, A U. 1831.
R.W. POOLER, c. c. o. c. c.
aug 4
Cheltepliam Salts.
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'ffe-
SbttOlA Chatham County,—Bu
the Ho,., the Justices ol the inferior
of Chatham County sitting for orii
liraises.
.To all whom it may concern:
hereas Richard II. Cuyler. has np
to the Honorable the Court of Ordi
, of Chatham Comity, f„r Letters of
Administration oll ,|„ e!Ute anJ e(rectJ
nr Mathew Lppmger, late of Chetliam
County deceased.
’hese are therefore to cito and admon
all and singular the kindred nod eredi
or the said deceased, to file their ob
jections (if any they havejn ,|, e g,i„,i„ s
the aduiiiii.traiiqo of the ostate of the
eased to the a|dicant in the Clerk’s 01
-,k a ' Vliri Cuu 'b on or before die
ih day ot September next; otherwise J-j
rs or administration will be granted.
.Witness the Honorable Isaac Mini* one
die Juriice* of the said Court, the
“ r ' h . ” f August. A-n. one thou
sand etgiit hundred and Ihirty-one.
U. W. POOLER c.c/o. c. e.
ang 4
unty—By
,ne ,wi«nf the In-
ferior Court of Chatham County, whtn sit
ting for ordinary purposes.
To all *hom it may Concern}
Whereas Alexander A. Btneli, applied
deceased I
Cjf ^Hon^tke •»
IFK
Court ofCfrathQm Co^ty^itti^
nary purposes J
tin To all ," ,|loln i« ">»T concern-
.1,. ij r ' a f’ Q° s * Askew, has applied to
the Hon. the Cqurt of Ordinary ol Chat
ham coupty Tor. letters of Administration
ji" „ ,/meffect, of Mary E. Wil
lian. d. Mary E, Magee.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular lha kindred and creditor.
Ofan , * ,d i d ® ceas ' d " tn file lheir Objections
(M any L.ey bars) to slit: giaminn of Hie
administration or the estate of the deeeas
V ”; e nppi-cant in the Clerk’s Office ol
the said court, ou or before the gnd day of
■'epteinber next; olherwite letters of admin
istiatinn will be granted.
Witness,'the lion. John Cumming, qne
or tlie Justices of tho Court of Ordinary
lor said County,this second day of August,
A. 1), 1831.
R. W. POOLER, c. c. o. c. c.
aug 2
JXI.OUGIA—Chatham county-By tht
fs f j ono r r ^ e l lte Justices of the Inferi
or -our. Oj C-at—;;; County, when sluing
for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it inay Concern:
Whnreaa Joseph M. hihaboaii applied to
the Honorable tile Court of Ordinary of
Chatham County, for Letters of Adminis-
I ration on the estate and effects nf John
dhchpan ^ r - of Chatham County, decaas
ritexe are thereforn to cite and admon
isli.all mid singular tha keudrad and crudi
tors of the said deceased, to file their oh.
jeetlea: (if any they have) iu dm granting
of Sue administration of the estate of the
deceased to tlie applicant in ihe Clerk's Of
fine of die said Court, on or before ihe
fifth day of b'aptenrber next; otherwise let
ters of administration willh« granted,
Witness ilia Honorable Iseae Minis one
of the Justice* nfthe sajd Coutt, the Sec
ond day of .August A.’.U, one tin sand
eight hundred and thirty one.
IL W. POOLER, c. e.o.«.c,
-ug 3
C T EOUfil.4—Chatham County—By
Jf the Honorable the Justices of the In-
r eriar Court of Chatham Cminiy, when sit
ting for ordinary purpose;.
To all whom it may Concern:
WiiOio.il John I. Korxyti^ has applied
to the Honorable the Cnnrt of Ordinary of
Chatham County, lor letters of Adminis
lration on the estate and effects or Arthur
Bain, Jete of Chatham County, deeensed.
These arc thereforn to cite end admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to file their objection,
(if any they have) to the grvniijig of Ihe
adtninistiat.on of die estate of the deeeas
sed in the a plicaM in the Clerk’s Office ot
ihe said C mrt, " or bcfoie the fifth day
ol S-pteinber non; etharwise letters of ad
ministraiion will be granted.
Witness the Honorable isaae Minis, one
of the justices nfthe said Court, me Se
cond day of August. A, D. one,thousand
eight hnddrid and thirty one.
a. W. POOLER, CC..O. c.c.
aug t
EORGI A—Chatham County. — 3
" XT the Honorable the Justices of Me
in ferior Court of Chatham County silting
for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas George Millcn, has applied to
the Honorable. Ihe Court of Ordinary of
Chatham County, for letters of edmiuiatra
lion on tha estate aid effects of Odrey
Miller, late nf Chatham Couoty, deceased.
These are therefore tq cite and admon-
"h. all and tingular, the kindred and cred
Itors of the *jid deceased, to file their pb
sections (if any they bate) to the granting
of ihe administration ,of the J * -
the applicant in the Clerk's
said .Court, on or hafora t
September next; otherwis.
ministration will be granted
Witness Ihe Honorable |s„.„
ofthe Jusliees of ike said Court, the ,
cond day of Angtny, A. D. 1831. - .
ROBERT IV.FOQl^B,cjc.o. e c.
PELL Si DE LA MOTT A.
vnerea* Alexander A. Bmeta, applied — 5*11 Vxi»tem.
Honorable the Coort of Ordinary of Dailg Paper...
uoijorauie ttie Uoort of Ordimtry of rapor...*,,,.eight dollars per annum
Chatham Counly, for letters of Adntinit Country paper.ee.e.MSix dollars per annum
•rauou on the estate and elTecu of W>H> R ni payable m advance-
• Bvahs, latool Chatham County,(icceai
These are therefore to cite and admon
al! and singular, the kindred and ere
•« on rami niiimiidf, me Kinarau ana ere (t?* Office on Ihe Ray, in the onck
;<jr* of the said deceased, to file their oh building on the corner of Whitaker street
.......» ... Traill uecedseu, in mo inetr on tjuiiuius on me corner 01 Whitaker street
lections (if any ihey hare) to the granting opposite T. Ryerson's Drug and Chemical
of the administration of the estate of tha ilore
the administration of the estate of thr
deceased lathe applicant in the Clerk’s Ol
fice pf tho said Court, on or before the
fifth day of September next; otherwise let
ten pf adntinUtrnliQn will be eranted.
W iineis the (loporahle Jsaap Minis, one
C ZJ. LOHGIA—hffiiigtiiM Couotv—liy
W the Honorable the Justices of the In-
ferior Court of Effing am County, \chen
sitting for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it vnay concern:
Whereas, Jes?e Daris# has applied lo
the Honorable the Inferior Court of Rf.
nngliatn County, for letters of administraw
tmn on the estate and efTerr* of Mary
Hanks, iate of the County of Kffingham.
deceased, in behalf of the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased*
These arp therefore to cite and admon
ish, all and singular thp kindred and cred
itors of ihe irtid deceased, to file their ob-
jectiens, (if any they have) to the erantint!
of the said adiiiiuisiiau'm of the estate ol
the deceased,to the applicant i:« the Clerk's
Office* of the said Court* on or before the
•evemeentji day of September next, other
wise letters of admjnistrationwill bo granted
Wjtness the Honorable II* Nines, one
ofthe Justices of Ihe said Court* this six
teentb day of Augnft, m tho Year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty one.
JOHN CHARLTON, c. c. o e. c.
aug 16
State of Georgia,
CHATHAM COUXTY
To .ill whom it may Concern:
HEREAS, Peter G, Shick* has
- - applied to the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Chatham County,
for le ler» of Guardianship, to the person
and property of Agues Ciiue, a minor.—
These are therefore to cite and admonish,
all pers ons interested to file their objec
tions, (if any they have) to the granting of
the letters of Guardianship to the applic in
in the Clerk’s office nf the said Court, on
or before the nineteenth day of .September
next; otherwise letters of Guaidianship will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable Patrick Houston
one of the Justices of the said Court, the
eighteenth day of Aupust, A. D. one thou
sapd eight hundred and thirty one.
R W POOLER, c, c. o. c. c
aug 18
Savannah Seminary
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
R EV IIEMAN M. RLnDGEr, und
WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS.have
the pleasure of informing their friends and
the puhlic.that they will open a SCHOOL,
established expressly for the instruction of
Touifo ladies, in all the branches of a
complete Education, on Monday, the ttd
instant, in the room formerly occupied by
Mr Wash, for the present. Early in Oc
tobar, they will remove their Scbopl to
their own building* now erecting in e ceil
tral part of the city. .
The system of Education to be pursued
in this School, will be inductive and liber
al—having constantly in view, the devel
opement of the mental powers, and piacti
cal application of principles. Patient and
unwearied attention will be given, that the
rnurro ladies may be thorough in eyery
branch of s udy; that they fyrin correct
inteUectuil and moral habits; respectful,
kind and amiable manners The School
will he divided tpto three departments, pri
mary, junior, and senior. A competent
Ktmaie Teacher jwiii be procured •• joon
e« possible,
COURdE OF STUDIES,
Reading, with scrupulous regard to Wa!
tiler's principles of Orthoepy and Rlocu
lion; Orthnaraahy ; RrprrSu>« nn R!a?A«.
such as forming the numbers and cafes of
substantives, comparison of adiecuves,
liinthiU end tenses of verbs* etc.; Ponmati
ship; Geography, modern, . ancient and
sacred; use of Globes; Drawing Maps;
Intellectual and written Arithu.etic; Intel
lectual and praclica Grammar; Ancient
and Modern History; Composition; As
tronotny* illustrated, accompanied with
Lectures; Geometry, with geometrical fig
ures; History of the United States; N.itu
rel Philosophy, with familiar lectures Bad
experiments; Rhetorict Hook Keeping;
Moral Philosophy ; Chemistry with farm
liar lectures and experiments; Logjc; Al
gebia; Latin ; tlotany with * familiar Icc
tures and practical analizttion; Drawing
and Painting; French Language, by a com
petent teacher; Lessons ou the Piano, by
professor.
Quarters commence May Qth.Sept. 1st,
Nov. tlst, Feb. 14th, To those who enter
after the commencement of a quarter, tbe
balance only will be charged. Terms mod
erate Any further information, nuy be
obtained of the subscribers, at their School
Room, or at Mr. Dlodoxts, opposite the
Episcopal Cbusch-
aug CO 164$
Fay’s Soup.
L*adies’ Umbrellas and
Parasols, -m-.rr-
Good lUOitineilt U offerad tt reduc- a,t«. It ».* ,f. t( n, m
Ca,h * MN °- on tb. |4th
NORTON Si FULLER.
*
ItEPUBL’CAX.
I News, and New Advertisement* ap
pearin both papers.
i Iirn lncsd to pr.i.e G ner.il Jackson, ia
fan s-iys It was produced before them.—
Th-re >« » mru siMs enin ; dem:e. he-’
t've-n tlie details of Mr. Crawford’s rerent
statement and Mr. Monroe’* account nf
tbit affair made in 1818 which prnve* the
identity, of tlie iucidpni* alluded to: Mr,
fra-lord lay. Mr Calhoun, made some
allusion to a letter the General had writlen
to the President, who had forgotten that
lie had received *uch a letter, but said if
ho had received inch an one he could find
it, end went directly into bis Cabinet, and
hronaht the letter ot|t. Mr. Monroe in nil
letter of the "In December 1818 uyi.youf
lette Ace, was pul aside Ate. and never re
curred to until after my return from Lon.
dnn Sir., en then on the suggestion, of Mr.
Calhoun Here is conclusive prnof of two
If
From the Georgia Journal
MR. CRAWFORD'S ADDRESS . vcsuauuri note is conclusive prnof of twt
Tint CITIES or THE B.eiTEn states- thines. t*1 the co, fideniial Utter leasvro-
Ihe Justice, of'li'ie‘s'eld OonM, Vile'prnide'm"^ thl , '«! d mih. msggeslirm of Mr. Calhoun, f
mil day of Aneust A D nns than c • rvesujapt or the U 8 rende-s it un tvr Mr Monrov's return fiom l,ou«l'.o nn
A. D. on. thou necessary to off., an, apology for the fol the I4|h, and before ,b. w.iting “rhh, let.
R. W. POOLER, c. c. o. c. c. '"“nandenc"’^ h'* h'”"" ° f n* *°x '' r '° Genera ' J,ck, °n. «h» 1 »'h of July
, H t ' n‘ 'd. A ', B ' originallv pnh- 181*. ?H Mr. Crawford ... present
lulled in the Georgia Journal, of the 21st when the sugges'inn was made and the let
fLi,! .Ld .1' " n M, * ral a, ' lc|M in ,h ' '* r n'"di,ced. The Cahin.l H »eem» were
Olql-e and other newspapers, here in my several d, T . in deliberation. Mr Wirt
judgment sufficiently explained my con might not heve been present when Ihe let'
1, lnw nd Bn 1 pr 'j" dl , eed ,er "** MfufiiHUHi- At any rate the proof
mmds, and those of a different descripnpn. is conclusive that th- leper i-»« i rndn- -d
!!ra„ lm n ab ' ,ba ' i nv .'J" n * ."'' a ' 1 can ,n Mr »'ra-for«l. on Mr Calhoun's surge.
urge will copvtoce Resides it is nn) yer* Hon M-. Calhnnn’s n.n .eeonnl of that
important to the people ofthe DnilcdStates letter is incorrect He ssvs my recollcc
befoie whom that is no p">h»l>tli|r. ! shall tinn in relation to li accords with Mr Mon
ever again he placed, to form any dvfiuile, me’, statement I came into th r»on.
opinion of rny moliyea or conduct in the -h- n he had apparently |M, receiyed th*
transaction*, deycloped in the cottespon letter. He was ihdi.poied at the lime I
dcnce l.etween the Pr-sideplI gnd Vico thick he opened the’otter in my p-esence.
’ 1 ,a J “ ,s " nl ”0! *‘"P°f«ant. and findlcg ih»t if f r c Ia you, fie fat J
to th, Cttiken* of the United States; but H to me tile letter inroad I east my evea
is important to me individually, to hav** ft — J * --•* - *.' « -
my conduct correctly understood; f r nn
m.iiifhuwever retired he tnav live, uehi to
b« indiffcient to public opinion ft also
appears from the newspapers, that an ex
planation from me is expected, and desi
red I therefore submit to the apparent
necessity of appearing beloie the public.
I understood from letters received du
ring the last session of Congress, that the
Vice i residenr, and his friends were endea
voiing to make the impression that the
difficulty between him nd »b*: preside**^
had been produced, by me f. om a desire
on my part to ingratiaf myself with the
President. If this impression had been
made by their joint efforts, the Vice Presi
W HERE AS Peter G flhiek h». * ,a * 4*5p«llcd. the illusion; for by hi-
appiw s ’,o p r lionS t r,:^r;^ i,cl ,“ Hv ,'‘ iabli ;!' cd r
tite measnre did not onginate with me:hm
that in the whole affair 1 have been pas
sive. In fact 1 assert without the fear of
contradiction, that no intercourse, eithet
verbal or written has taken place between
the Presideut and myself since a few davs
after the presidential election in the House
of Representatives in February.182b- Du
ring the call, General Jackson then made
ujior. ilie iiu reference whatever was made
to what had passed, in relation to the Gen
•ral or myself. I considered the call ag
evidence of a better state of feeing on his
part flian had been understood to have pre
viously existed; and as I had never r.her
jshed toy feelings of hostility towards hint,
I was perfectly willing that the past should
be buried in oblivion. But the publica
tion of the correspondence has iclieved
me from the necessity of saying any thing
more upon this subject.
Two other charges have beep made
against me: 1st. That the confidential let
ter of General Jackson, which 1 say was
produced and read in the cabinet, was not
juniiuced and read And sed. that I have
improperly disclosed cabinet secret*.
Upon the 1st. objeatinn nejutlre testi
mony is relied upoir.v g|r ’ Monroe, Mr
Aduins and Mr Wirt, do not recollect that
it was produced ynd read: or rather Mr.
Adams, and Mr. Mflrt, do not rycollcct it;
for It is tnaoifest that Mr. Monroe has nn
recollection upon the subject, having relipd
wholly upon Mr. Wirt But Mr.’6alhoun
has a distinct recollection that it was not
pioduced.and read. Without relying upon
that rule of legal evidence, which dethre*,
tnai oue atnnnajiva witness countervail*
many negative ones, there is I .believe a
bundant evidence lo tht coriespoodence
itself lo support my statement Here I
beg lea ve to transcribe an article from the
Globe ofthe fOth Feb. last, «h>ch ha a
much foice and cogeocy, and proves .>t
least presumptively, that my statement
concerning the confidential letter I* cor
reel. The Globe says «‘Afier all the sta*»-
menu, and retractions, about the produr
tion of General Jackson's letter before tin
Cabinet in July, 1818, ’ Mr. Monroe'* let
ters published by Mr Calhoun, go far to
confirm Mr. Ciawfurd's statement, fo the
conclusion of Mr. Monroe's letter to Gen
oral Jackson, dated December Cist. ISIS,
(printed IU30 bv mistake in the pamphlet)
Mr. Monioe thus speaks of the confiden
tial letter: your letter of the 6th of Jan
uary, was received whilst 1 was seriously
indisposed: observing that it was from you
I handed it to Mr. Calhoun to read; after
reading one or two lines myself. The aider
to take commapd in that quarter had before
then been Issued. He remarked after read
ing the letter that it was a confidential one
relating to Florida which 1 must answer.
I asked him, if be had forwarded to you
the ordery that had been given lo Geperai noia war
Oaic.i 00 that subiect. He replied Hut the meeting. If Mr. Monr’oi
he had Your letter to me with roan, lUte , that the letter *•* prodni
others frteitdr.wM pot etide n> consequence , a art upon the inggettion of Mr! C
of m, tnili*p<HUi..ni not) lh* R'eai pr.wure , h „ |, ,«, B lr|d jii, attention, after the de
upon matt Jhe time end oeter r.eurred O i*ion ol the edmioistrotion o'pon Iho
JO. trotil after in, return rrotn Loudon on courre 'Oh* punned towards Spain and to
the receipt of ,ours li, Mi. Hamtily, ond ward. General Jackron then it MfnSniAira
Now, When did Mr Monroe return rrotn , h6 h.turp pl)£tfu that Mi CalhLia
sa»Sa»xsa tt steSi-sKS
en useridence to show, fit on* of‘his tifin, after UradeSoB of thAdministra
note* he tells a*that the HtCabj.net meet tio j! 0 jh 0 ihe.r.mt of jhp campaign hid
‘ra!\. b . r ,t ! b, ; C . 1 i 0 ' , i/ ,a i a 0D ,h , <l l5,h **'" ■> iinpossifile in the ox
rltifi^Ton *V.h tHi' w™ w tur ' of * lk * 1 lhe P'*M#*nt , » attention
returned on tbe 14th from hie re.id.ne. , n popij neeessar, to that letter after tho
a- 1 -'-- -■* “ ji&irao). of
rf m,» e letter
»*«E«agvsaBaaag s. w» :&a ■
1^‘a, cttn * d « n ' i " l <»'wiRi letter nunt hare been beforjllhh
- T "!' - , ■ .cm my evea
nrer it. and r.m.-v-d •!>., f, r-!sted to tha
Seminole sir. and would require hit alien
lion or. somethin, in th<> effei-t f thon-ht
nn more nl It. f ang after., I hinli It wa,
at the commencement of lhe vert session nf.
• cmgress I heard some nllnxlnn whieh
hrnnrht the l-tter ,o m* reeollertion. It
-a* f nm a quarter that induced me to ho
lier. it came from Mr Crawfo-d I call
ed and mentioned It in Mr. Vnnrne, and
found that he had enti tig forgotten the let
ter. Aft-r *earehine -nm- time, he found
!' -imnrrst -nmc other (..--tier*, and rend it
as he told me for Ike first time. Mr Man -
roe's accoun- of the matter written in De-
eemhe-, 1818, shnMlr aft-r the meeting of
Cinnernr*. pinvrr that 'hi* srnra ,, m tima
ix entirely fahutons. That lellei ronnect-
«d oilh that of the 10th of Jnt», ptoteJ
tbuMbe h<inilnq-op ofthe |e(i- r m n,
restionofMr Calhoun, ai d the reading
mr the ; «t time, took pis-a dire-tir after
M-. Monroe's re'nrn from T.oodon, on the
14th July 181 ft.dnring the deiihetation* of
the Gnbinet Upon this evidence, may
Mr CrawfotH inm round end pi-jr and
taunt Mr GtHinpn for deeny of his mem-
ors He has notoriously pnhlieh-d ;n (Ps
world a ernss miarepreteptatinn of'Ws at
fair with th. *.,denderee of its tnenrfect'
ners hefrn, him t'n his oien documents
memoraWjj failed him. he might hay* re
lied fnreorrect information nn Ihe a-cnnnt
*i»en hy'Mr. Monroe In 1818, which I,
certainly more liliel. to he -nrrerr. that*
any statement made hy him now He, Mr.
Monroe eonid pot hare fnrtotten the facie.
Thtts Senithrs on— of Mr. Calhouns.clouds
o r dnsi. which he Itadr aired, to blind th*
p-ople in re'-tion to his own osittunct to
wnrds Gen. Jackson P
I shall not. howorer. torn nooo Air. Cal
honn ond reproaph him wills his decay of
memory, for if ha is to he heiieyed. he ner
er hod any to f deoa,,aslahal| nr- show he
fore tpe review i* closed. Nn. it is the
want of yerarity whl-h mua ho reproach
ed to Mr. Calhoun, and not thn decay of
Ids memory. In support ofthe arrange
m-nt of- th- Globe, founded on Mr. Mon-
toe', lunar*, the 19lh of Jill,, and Hit of
Dcrembcr, ISIS, I shal!produce a pas
sage from Mi Monroe’- letter te me of
the fitly Au-usr. 1888,—'"I lay in herl moro
than a .week, during hich that letter (tho
cosftden'isl one.) wat re mnred. and ero
rv thin* talatiii* i i'that war havina been
prerious'y arranged, it sra* forgotten and
oarer yaad h. me until after the meeting
of ih, administration, and the decision u
tbe ennr*' rohe pursued ia reference to
"s msna-em—t M, fmpreuinn that I
•rsd ii then os a suggestion of Mr Cal.
houn, that it required my attention. Had
' read it when I r-c -i,«d it, I should have
considered it confidential, arid never have
shown it to any one, howertr great my con
1 ler.ee in them might be" Jt la sumo
• hoi difficult ro ascertain .hat Mr. Mon-
r o’s r.ieaninir in th- foregoing quotation
is. He s!at*< that "ercry thing relating
•o that >xar haring bean pterions!, ar
ranged. th« !etter-««retraced, nd tnrtot
ten. and never read b, me (Mr. Monroe)
until after the melting f the adm’nislra-
linn, As the dreisiop as to tha enurte lo bq
pqrsued in reference tn it. manegemrnt ’I
It is m mifest that iho first part oTth* for*
going sentence retain in the arungcmcqt
of the letters ami paper* enneenilng th*
Seniu de »ar These [rod mrmbi icantf
to prex-ni th* den, that lit. letter teas pro
dueed and read on the suggestion of Mr.
Calhoun, after the decision of the idmni,
Jration in r-fcirnc* In itt management.—
Thnmanag ment pl wh*t7 Ol th* gemi
nolo war Thu had Mrmmaiod
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