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 last i2 months bat cannot think, if all our meetings, in that time, were put together, they would amount to as much as once in two weeks, much less daily. a ai eetT As io his heinz every day in attendance on the Circuit Court, will say was closely engaged on the Grand Jury all the time was al Court, and Jeff for home soon after its ad- journmenL remember, however, tc have seen Mir. Fea,hers;on there once or twice in the morning, during Court, and he was com plaining very much of indisposition, and |, a few days after, saw him al his own house iu bed, and complaining heavily. ~E

 am L,us particular, in order iha the gen ileman's recollection msy be refreshed, and that he may, on reflection, rec;ify the llttie mistake that he has made in his assertion that he has seen me almost every day during the las, or years.

 As for his vote, for Floyd instead of Judge Brown, who Is one e. the men first in the knowledge, aud first in the ailectious, and high estimation of he people of Scott eosn- y, both as private citizen and judge, Il is an account leave him 10 setile Siah those who sent him here. l, however, doubt whe- ther, in the se.tlemen. of ihai account. he will be allowed credit for not only voting fos Mfr. Floyd, but signing . paper recon menaiag him to the members of the General Assembly. did express myself astnnished when isaw Mr. Feashersion's name io FloyFs dipicma. But l expressed that surprise to no one more strongly .haa .o Mr. Reatherslen himself This fel, authorized so do, from previous conversations we had upon the sub