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ces by which it was embarrassedl would reply, that constantly looked forward to afavorabe change That especially relied for this upon the wisdom frmness and justice of the Chief Magistrate have been disappointed. have had the deep mortifica- ton to see him gradually discarding from his coun- sels and friendship his odand long tried supporters and throwing himself into the arms of persons whose cold hearted selshness and attfces were played oil upon him for true and faithful service.

 Rest assured, however, that whatever may be the public judgement as to the merits of this question. consideration arising from personal feelings will induce me to take course which should not bellve calculated to maintain the character and promote the interest of the State which gave me birth.

 Business of importance, especially as enabling me to settle down permanently in North Carolina, will probably require my presence in Tennessee, where may be detained until August next On my return to my family, l hope to meet you, when shall be highly gratifed to that social and friendly in- tercourse, which heretofore much to my satsiac- ton, has subsisted between us.

 In the mean time, beg you to receive assurances of great respect and esteem. JOHN BRANCH.