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v WdSalHgi lon, .HpfH l9, 3CsL SzRi-I have The honor to aeknow- ledge the receipt of yours of this date. in answer, to minc.of tic san1e.

 4n reply to your remark that therc is one expression in my letter to which you must except, would respectfully answer, that 1 gave what understood to be the substance of yoar conversation. ] did not pretend to quote your lan- guage.

 ] regret that I misunderstood you in the Slightest degree;i, howevcrsfandcor- rected, and cheerfully accept the inter- pretation which you have given to your own expression.

 l shall freely continue nny best exer- lions to discharge the duties of the De partnieni, until you provide 6 saeees- sor.

 l have the honor to be with the great est respect, your obedienf servant.

 JOHN BRANCH. To the President of the U. $.