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question Who is willing to have pack mule at his heels, every where he goes, load ed with the precious metal the yellow boys. N ot only great trouble, but frequently liable when you least expect it to be converted to the use of another, without your consent, by some of the easy conscience class of gen. try, who make nothing of appropriating pri- vate property to individual use. We must have good currency one that will be receiv- ed every where. A U. s. Bank. The real, good, old fashioned, corn bread, so nutritious and bracing to the system. None of your nasty, little town cakes, not thicker than your thumb nail, nor broader than your two fin gers, killing poor devil with the grlpes eve " time he eats them.

 Boys l shall be gone sometime to the East Shant see you all again soon. Shall expect you all to do the clean thing while am gone. recon ought to declare my principles be- fore go. am for Henry Clay, that great patriot. am real whig democrat, accord ing to the true sense of the term. recon we had as well break up by singing good whig songn Here he commenced song Gas afterwards learned composed by himself, a real new thing.)

 Forgetting to give out the words he had to sing itby himself; reminding one in some re- spects of strange preacher, and a preacher he used to be who had struck upon anew song un- familiar to the congregation half of whom look ing on with wonder depicted on their faces, the otherha alfwith eyes fixed and open mouths, as if waiting and expecting every minute to have sanctlfcatioR poured into them. A.

 Little Rock, April 6th. 1844.