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these were subscribed for in North and South Caro- lima, and though they were anxious at hrst for the books many olthem refuse to take them now !! l have no doubt but they will finally succeed in sup pressing the work, as they fear my writings more than the whole United States, since they find me proof against bribery In the West, think the U. States Bank have hand in it, as am hard against it. Is this religion Meantime, am grleved to the heart for my poor patient workinen, whose children are crying for bread, and themselves chased from place to place by constables and am not able to help them The city is drained of every cent by those religious robbers They held seventeen days meeting here, while was on a visit and even en- tered into the brothes for money. Vice stalks abroad at noon day Infants newly born, are found, with their throats cut; and abandoned are the presses here not word of it is published. This IS the pic ture of our memorable city, while hundreds of peo- pie too lazy to work are nocking here for offices.

 I am not afraid of losing the sale of my book on account of my misfortune in forwarding. The Geor- gans are the noblest people in the United States Had it not been for the generosity of Savannah, l must have wanted bread! Dear people! may heaven reward them. For the sake of the other towns, am sorry Milledgevile behaved so i'll. It was real y too vulgar for them to insult me with that big ed pigmy and quite unbecoming to tease me with the importuntes of that outandish literary block head that wears the spectacles. My friends in Sa- vannah are much hurt at the notice take of the Mil edgevans; but it is their fault had they apoo- glZed, would have suppressed thelr conduct

 Dear sir, my address is always "Wasbington Ci- ty" Please send the books as heretofore directed (if ever you get them) to Columbus; the people there want them badly.

 Before concluding, let me tell you measure have in contemplation for the benefit of the repub- can party and the credit of the country. You know that Kendall the fourth auditor, and Blair the editor of the Globe, are both Clay men with thin coating of Jackson white wash. The democrats have no confidence in them, and their connexion with the government is bringing odum upon the Admnistra- tion as that slanderer and changing Duff Green did before them To do away the danger, I shall pro- pose to the President their dismssion. and to appoint me as their successor. with perfect ease dis charge the duties of both stations and being re- publican by intuition full confidence will be placed in the government paper and the character of the Treasury Department he retrieved. Much you may doubt it, the President will not dare to refuse me for he cannot be reelected without my influ- ence in his favor. So you will perceive that my hand is worth cnnending for, and the man I shall make my husband. must hold the balance of power.

 Let me hear from you, and result of the inquiries at Daren. hope the Blueskins have not got those books too Your affectonate friend,

 ANNE ROYALL.

 N B. Say to my friends, am much grieved at their neglect A. k.