To The Editor Of The Time...
8ir,-.Will you *permlt the insertio ofthe fol]owing farts, which I am roay to verify upon oath, as atlecast ala antdote to the Uuiion. hail report of yesterday :_-fr. \Whitnee has oesionallv b7ought goods of me, -at myv public sBaics: in consequence, Lis. Whitinee called upon me, and stated she knew a person who had lived In the country was much distressed for a little furniture, and if I would Iet her have a few articles of furniture, it would be of great scrvice to her. I assented, and called by myself to know what was wanted. Mirs. Wliiti7ee was there, and distress in the house was evident. From the respectable situation of Air. Whitmee, I was induced to let hier have some goods, which my booes will prove. I add, that during the timc I wag in the house, this woman, who called herself White, was never out of my pregenec. Bjut for the injured feelings of Mllr. Wlhitmee, I would never have entered Into aA explana- tion; but who by imy books I have fully 'satisfied of the facts, as stated, of gods aold to the amount of 21. 7s. Yours, &cj, J. C. HITCHINS. 1-iT, 3i1acktnats -road, Dec. 22. TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.