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The following is from Judge SAUNDERS, Parish
Judge of the parish of East Feliciana whose high
sense of honor, probity, and intelligence, have
placed him in the important station he so ably
fills. His kind solicitude and friendly acts towards
US, in dark and trying hours, will never cease to
be remembered by grateful family:


The undersigned, having been shown the infa-
nous publication in one of the New York City
newspapers, headed .'1rhe Whitakers,' and con-
tanng imputations and accusations against the
family of Mrs. Ruhama Whitaker of this parish
feels himself bound by sense of duty to say,
that many of the statements set forth by the wri-
ter of the article alluded to are wholly untrue,
while the rest are highly colored and exag-
gerated as to convey the most unfounded and un-
just Impressions.


The character of Mrs. Whitaker's family has
always been highly respectable in Feliciana, of
which country they were among the original set
tiers. The female part are members of chris
tian church, to which they are an ornament,
while Colonel Warren G. Whitaker, the only
male member Of the family, is man dear to
his friends, and conspicuous for his gentlemanly
department and high sense Of honor.


1t Is perhaps unnecessary to add, that the cir
cunstances related by the individual who visited
Col. WIS house, on business connected with his
brothers bust, are entirely destitute of truth, no
such rencontre as there mentioned ever having
taken place; and the demand for payment, as |
have the best reasons to believe, having been
punctually met on the completion of the under