EXTRACT OF A LETTER TO THE EDITOR.

 PINE WooDs PosT OFF1cE,}

SeUier County, July 2a. Is44.
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 EsDR. BoRLAND-Dear Sir l have been thinking, for some time past, that most of the communications in the ''Times and Ad- vocate," telling of Gen. Byrd's strength, and how he is gaining popularity throughout the State, wherever he goes, have been written by Wings, or by tie editor htm2eH An ar ticle, signed -''Vox Popnli,' in that paper of the l7th June, has confirmed me in that be- lief. The writer says he accompanied Gen. Byrd all through this county; and that the General made very favorable impression wherever he spoke. Now, sir, there was but one man who accompanied Gen. Byrd through this county, and he is as strong Clay Whig as there is in the county. He says that he js He only person who accom- panied Gen. Byrd through the county; and that he has never written a word to the ..Times and Advocate,'' nor any one else, about Gen. Byrd.

 just mention this 10 let you know that we will not believe word we may see in the 'sTimes and Advocate,o hereafter"

 It is evident from the foregoing, that Heller him. self, or Byrd, wrote the correspondence" of the .Times and Adpocate.'' And such is the ground upon which Byrd rests his hopes of success.