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CAHAWBA, Oct ,, I63I.

 MT T. II. Wiley-Sir: My standing as a gentle man having been impeached by the Hon. William R. King, induces to request that you will so far oblige me, as to lay before the Hon. gentleman se- veral letters from those who have known me nt- mately, (and who are also known to the Hon. gen. teman.) and to learn of him if he has now any ob- jections to consider me q gentleman, or to comply with my note dated 22d May last, handed him by my friendJ c. Perry Respectfully, M. J. KENAN.