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10othc .2che Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate aid lasting relief III the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes of tic late
Richard lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, hls
widow 80. IS. s.rpien Lane, New ork,
and by her neutrality-suspicious. sold by
.MesSrs jos. Kennedy q Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA
Arril Is.
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ITCH CURED.

BIZ once using Lees SouereigR Giatalt,lt.
The proprietor informs those Persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against tie infection Of which
nopersonis safe) thatif this eminent is
used atsnight on going to be'i,it never
fails to perform cure by tie following.
morning, as thousands VINO nave used it
during the last ten yearscan testify. The
peculiar exceHencles Of this infalIibIe re-
NEEDY for the Itch, over every other, are
the certainty Of a cure bga single appliea-
ton; the Ingredients being SO innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatum.
The Restorative Pozcdcr for the
teeth and Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, ard cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
iuiiered to accumulate, never fails to in
uFe and finally ruin them.
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To Rent,

TIME brick Store and dwelling house
on the east side ot Fairfax street.
now in the occupancy Of Mar. thomas
Cruse--Possession given lst March next.
Guy Atkinson
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Cads G,,eghs.
HANtILTON s. EIIXIR.

SU6ereisfs remedy for Colds, 0estfiaots
Coughs, .astha.as, sors taroats, ana
approaching ConSainaptiolts, and most
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
A SINGLE trial viii preyes that 1t
"a restores the determination OF the
fluids to the surface of the BODY; and.
brings on the common healthful persplra-
non: that it dislodges and eVacuates tie
tough yiscid phlegnlsor mncuss strength
ensthe weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humor which
reritates them and finally discharges 1t.
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder,
the symptoms are of course etiectualiy
aud permanently conquered, the reverse
eff comrnoa medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disc, der. for the sake of moderating Tor
the present some of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from a numerous Lit
TO III. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the
good Of others the excellent quality OF
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR, prepared 10y
the late Mr.. Lee, have sent you the fol-
lowing account Of the benefit have re-
ceiyed from it which hope will indnce
ethers to give it trial. In consequence
al, a bruiize on the breast received from
fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently ! have
had suddenly to rise up IN my bed wltn
ali tie horrors of Immediate suifocation,
Add to these, constant pain IN my
breast aud a cough, a great less o.
strength and flesh, and you may CONCEIVE
that MY symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
Of a most eminent physician wasresorteG
to, and afterwards second WIS called
in, but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew ine anG
the circumstances Of my case aaeised
ne to gire Hamilton's Eiieir triet--
saving. he had used 'sit In his practice.
md altcays found it to DO much good. v
bottle was procured, and 4 found ret'el
before Ihcd taken helf fit. icont;nned
to useit, and was soon strong enough t"
attend to business. On taking cold, some
of nv former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by adose or two OF the T.
ehxir.
No. ii, Budd street, Philadelphia.
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A iaiiiay u Negroes Ior sac

i NITRO Man his wife ard two
n esiidren-A bargain may be had
q isEoypation-appiy to the Printer
.iss 6
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ssI,Es AT yENDUE.

.,,,,z Tuesday and Friday,
Y WILL BE SOLD,
v.odue Store, corner OF Prince
sp' and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
~ Goods, Groceries, &c
= 81 Ofwhich VIII be expressed IN
''f the bills Of the day.
e. All kind Of goods which are on.
.la, and the prices Of which are
r. ''S s.'S,, can at any time be viewed
., ,sbased at the lowest limitation
saG'''ss' p q. MARSTET.I.ER.
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STATE Or THE
GRAND .I.aSONIC HALL LOT

Throughout the whole drawing of this
lottery there viii not be two blanks to a
prize. Present price of tickets ten dol
lars. but will shoitly advance TO eleven.
Orders from distant places, enclosing
tie cash, post paid, addressed TO the
subscriber. viii be promptly and pune
tuaily attended to.
ROBERT GRAY,
Opposite the Washington tavern,
king-stroet. Alexandria.
January Is
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"A person we'll acquainted
with the Dry Goods Business, and who,
has complete knowledge Of accounts
wants situation.
Enquire Of the Priatcr.
November9.
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CASE OF CURE,
Selected from a atin,er0atS hs

Selected FROM a 'sah.sF"us t''G.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South se-
cond street, between Mary ard Christian
streets. Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows nsmely-that his wife;
Mary Hoover, was SO severely afflicted
With violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
" situated, the consequence Of severe
cold after lyiag in, as to be confined to.
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appfe-
hension Of remaining cripple for hte,
Notwithstanding the most respectable me-
dical advice was followed, and every pro-
roble remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases ofcures performed by Tia
milton's Essence and extract OF Mustard
thew were procured from MIR. Birch, No.
II. South Second street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room. and the use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state Of health and
strength.
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John HOOVER.

Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson, esq. one Of the justices OF the
peace for Philadelphia county.
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OOathern Money wanted.

WI give the highest premium for
! araits and bank notes of the follow
1 snNds, VIZ. On Georgia. South Caro-
IL North casolira. Virginia, Boston.
- sss'IoFk and Philadelphia !; also trea-
g. sy notes ard specie. Persons remit
i !. travelling to any part OF the Unit
/ s'a'sS, MA. be supplied with funds
M ben. All kinds OF stocks AID
~ exchange, bought and Sold
ID /. and drafts collected and RENTED.
nj ANUS Of western bank notes bought
Als'a Enquire at my exchange and
Asa Olfcc, Bridge street, George
RomuluS RiruS.
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Homilton's Grand RestoraIiue,

HNWlttOH VI UHU As1osO' 1890
Is recommended as an invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure Of the various complaints which
insult from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
yndiscreions, residencein climates unfair
rerable to the constitution, the immode-
rate use of tea, frequent intonsatt'on, or
anydestructiye intemperance, the I'M
kilfuf or excessive use OF mercury ; the
disease peculiar to females at certain
psiod of life, bad lyings IN, ets.
Hahn's .aT t. Bilious Pills.
The operation Of these pills IS perfect
mild, SO as to be used with safety oy Pc
Ds IN every situation, and OF every ages.
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.N0TIEE.

nvpsE, NJ ID an order Of the Or
man cerss Of Alexandria county,
- sebsrsiber viii on the 18th of Feb.
~, = t make 3 dividend at his store Of the.
sstsle { 'Thsmpssn Violet, decd. at
,Ai,b 6;ne and place such Of the credi-
tsrs xbo have their claims passed by the
0rTS.u's vcuvt, viii receive their re-
scectiye disjdssds.
ISA4C ROBBINS, Admir-.
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I ~ % &C &c e.

quo stockholders ofthe Real Estate
. ! Jthe United States are hereby no.
MN ~ Nat asreeably to the articles OF
sAss: ,s III an 4 election for eighteen Dr.
a ~. and eighteen Commissioners to
re- r.. 81 fhe ensgislg year, will be held
s s1,;. & GoodIng's tavern, at West End,
! A. csunty OF Fairfax, on the first
!, S' 81 Il February next. The poi to
= n' sssssd At eleven o'clock in the fore
$ !. 6 s (. closed at four O'Clock IN the
,ss.sOoA. By.order OF
'' The President and Directors,
800 dtlstEeb'
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sugars and Molasses,
st ss sas. iisrees and barrels, Uf The
ias' h Tor safe On reasonable
ID ), 1oha G., Laid G CO.
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r,,. if.iTTED.
-'ea States Six per cent. Stock.
s,,s Romalits Riggs.
- 'awO, Jan IS If
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New Publications

Just receired for safe BY the Subscriber.
BELLS Engravings Of the Muscles
land Joints, from the second London Edi-
Ition.
Boyer's Surgery, Vol. ist sdin Press.
LatoGr's Historical Memoir of the War
lin West Florida ard Louisiana. in 1914
land 1915, with an Atlas illust, alive Of.
the different Actions.
Mcrier's Journey through Persia, Ar
|menia and Asia Miner. 70 Constantine
fple, ia 1908 and 1909, with Map and
Plates.
Mawe's Travels in Brazil, psrt;cular-
|ly in the God and Diamond Districts,
with Maps and Plates.
f'umboidt's and Bonpland's Personal
Narrative of Travels in the Equinoctial
Regions of America.
brakes Natural and Statistical View
'or Picture of Cincinnati and the Miami
Country, illustrated by Maps.
PAUL. Letters to his Kinsiolk, descrip
tive of the Interesting Events OH the Com
trent Of Europe, particularly Of the Bat
tie Of Waterloo in 1915.
Terms Of Christian Communion, with
a particular View to tbs Case Of the Bap-
fists and Paecio Raptists, by the Rev.
Robert Hall, Author Of Sermons.
JAMES KENNEDY q SON.
June eo2w
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INDIAN CIVILIZATION.

late iettertrom returo !, sieigs, Esq.
shO has long residedia the Cherokee
Country, says
Ia the year1SGo / lad a census tax
en- q tae number OF the Cherokee Ration,
SicA amoustsd to 1887. he uumber
males and females we're nearly equal
they haye considerably increased since
,sa' period, SO thatiacl1ding ! colony OF
Saevoxees who went to settle on the
,ner Arkansas, their number IS about
.4,oVo souls--those who emigpated 20
{ Arkansas, as we'll as those ntheir ancient
sSOuaes, have made considerable adgaa-
,es 10 acquiring the useful arts, partcu-
ANY IN the manufacture of cotton and
SOollea cloth. They raise the cotton and
ae indigo Tor dying their yarn they are
god weavers aud have at this time up
sasus OF 500 looms most of the Looms
sls made BY themselves ;they have more
=. saa quo ploughs-This greatly increases
Is ltase Of their lands they !,aye
.alse stocks of black cattle and horses
s ,.,ae and some sheep they have domes.
~ s,'ss0 poultry IN plenty; and having nov
~, y sOandance eff the necessaries OF life
p. Population proportionsblY increases
eg,u usaaS OF some schools. many Of their
sss people read and write. A grea
prS u the men have adopted our mode,
10. sss anu the females without excep
mo u = In the habits, of the white pco
s;cS,. some Of them who are wealthy ar
elsss dressed. They are remarkabl
h s sa. aud neat in their persons this ma
ses s. !, Tor by thelr universal prat
ron, " :. bathing in the Numerous transpa
ssrv dreams ofwater which in almost .
Man uaEsstlon run through their countr,
iss Semen and children practice bait
s ss;. winch undoubtedly contributes
:" Dsalsh. All can swim, and this
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CHARLEsroN. JulY 4.

CHARLESTON, July 4.
Arrived. schooner Despatch, Vincent,
Hayal ma. days. Left, schooner Alert,
Long. >,fand from this port, just arrived !:
brig Ri, hmoud Packet. Burke. to sail
lin 6 or s days: schooner Hal, Davidson,
had lust arrived from Savannah, III 2S N
$50 days; ard large number Of north
ward vessels. An embargo was laid on
The pert Of HAVANA 2 days before capt.
", sailed, in consequence of the great
numbered Cartf,agenian cruizers III the
|neislborllood, & capturing Spanish mer-
|chantmen under the eyes OF their owners.
1t continued on foreign vessels Tor 2 days
only. A ship belonging 70 Providence,
r., (, fsom st. Jaga de Cu6a, 4 lastisom
New Orleans, touched at tSavanna tie
LAY before the gale. and was compelled
'from the severity OF the win,s to Cut der
lcable and proceed TO sea, leaving one OF
her passengers on shore J'ia7aeis---t'os-
fee is dollars : muscovado sugar &c: mo-
I'asses 8 rails: aoar IA dollars: rice s.
A British Irisate from Jamaica. bound to
England. put into tie Hayanna the day.
before captain Vincent sailed, With sc
neral officer on board. A French SHIP,
II days from Bordeaux, arrived at fia-
wanna on the 22d June. Captain Y was
brought too by a Cartllaeenian privateef|
the day after sailing. X'he bris Emily,
Ief and from Baltimore, was boarded BY al
Garthagenian aIse, who took so barrels
bread and paid for it. We learn by capt
Vincent, that the S;,anish royal forces
ad captured Santa Fee from tie insur-
Isents.
Schooner Martha, FEubbcil, Havana,
IS days. Captain II. informs that The brig
Cossack, OF Salem, from f;ayanca, bound
20 st. Petersburg, was cast away in the
late gale on Martier's reef. A large Gut
Iqeaman with a Cargo Of Slaves, irom the
leoast, WAS wrecked at The same tine !;
Iarew and NEST Of the slaves saved. The
lmarkets in HAVANA FOR sugar and coffee,
In particular, were cxorbitantly high
American produce. as per last advices,
| e:as mere drug, the market being gia'-
tied. Left a large number OF Americans
waiting for molasses.
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nAYTIAN PAPERS.
Boston. July 4.

-
Capt. Nash, from Hayti. has politely
tsvGured Us viii the Gaxettes OF Cap
iieafy TO the Gath May.
hey are principally fllqd with well
written articles on the Internal affairs Of
.Hayh, and furnish indications Of tx
ed resolution in It's monarch md subject
10 i've free andindepeudent, Of to 2erish
III defending ther rights. these papers
are constant 10 .enting petion (who
goyerns IN another part OF tie island and
who is mulatte( as an euemy to the
.needoa, Of tue blacks, sas being the tool
of Fraiiee and DESTROYS of returning UNI
der her domision: ard as capable of e.
very species OF oriese aud dissimulation.
On the othet hand they exhibit KING Hen.
Try (Ihristophe1 as the pattern oil every
Irnyal excellence; as resolved to main
|tain tie Independence Of Hayti--.to court
the, opmmerce 4 friendship Of al! nations
t0 exercise towards thea, strict imnarii-
lality 70 fatronlze arts and kumanity ;
and make his Kingdom and reign respect
eQ NY sttS SliCtiStits iSSC0tSCF q III wv "
Justice. lie iias a palace IN the noun
Itans, about Is miles trera the Cape,
which is strongly fortified, IN which are
Icenstantly kept immense quantities Of
jsnunitions of war. aad provisions. lie
lis now Guiding villages around his pa
,lace which can be protected by its pow
sertus batteries. His troops amount ia
meat $4,000 we'll disciplined, armed
land paid Ghe affairs of the kingdom
lsppear to be as well conducted as In the
lbest organized goyernMentin the worid
The king resides constantly IN his fa!ace
LOT Sans Souci.
/ The last paper contains all account Q
!! the arrisal at the Caps Of one oil Petlon,'
Il lieutenant coioneis, tie chevaler Jeai
-iLouis. having surrendered himself Z
liking Henry and claimed his protection
! lie was graeioasly received; admitted
1.-The GRADE Of colonel in the househol
-itroops OF the black king, and his tamil
oiamply provided for. Herepresented tn
IsI,yranny and cruelty of Potion as excc'
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Public 5ale.

E1NDER the authority Of decd Of
i trust from Jonathan Soholfield and
lie for tic use of Andrew Scliolfe!d
the subscriher will o'fer Tor sale at public
auction, al l2 o'clock. Oh Saturday the
third day Of August rex. a Lot Of Ground
with two story Brick Dwelling House
and other improvements, on the east side
Of Washington street, between Prince
and Duke streets. lately occupied by
Charles Eyer. Che terms will be made
known on the dax OF SAFE.
Robert !. Taylor, Trustee.
Judy II e,ct.
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hive and enumerated the officers who
adj recently been put to death by him.
little credit, however, ought to be at
'.schcd to the reports, oftale Bearers.
The ;saytian Gazette bears the motto,
q Liberty, Independence, or Death. -
The kings arms on them do not vary
mach from those Of England, having two
Lions rampant: The mottoon the garter
IS g God, my Right and my Sword"
The escatcheon bears a Phoetix. with
The motto, Z. / rise from my ashes"
We believe it does not comport with
the pacific policy Of Louis 18th. to at,
tempt the suhjugation Of st. Domingo.
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May IL
QUIGLY,s

Burr Mill Stone Manufacto'y.
yESHE subscriber has received a large
supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France ! and has commenced max.
inc Burr Mil Stones, at bis shop, upper
end of King street, near the store Of E.i,
Fames Anderson, where he can, on a
hort notice. furnish Stones Of any size
warranted equal to any in the Unite
states, and CT the most reasonable terms
Michael Quigly.
april E If
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Joseph Smith and Son
HAVE IMPORTED

HAVE IMPORTED
n the Barqae Nary, from liverpool,
100 crates and hhds. of queens ware
900 sacks OF Liverpool salt
500 boxes Of tin plates
6 do block tin
6 do sheathing copper
700 kegs of paint
10 do Venetian red
Q do varliish
do leturage
IL casks dry white lead
10 do sheets OF lead
1000 Bushels Of coal
2S cases and trunks Of cotton
~ goods, viz.
Q d Of ealicoes and chintz
do furniture
DO dnnit:es
i do white MarseilIes and Jeans
/, 90 stirred ieaets for pantaloons
9 de ealnb,iss
l do gingbass
] 10 ,aconets
Q do pocket hanslkercliefs
I DO fancy neck handkerchiefs
9 do Gotten slirtinss
Q do cotton balls ~
do brown Holland.
July s If
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Charles County Court.
.March Ic1.m.

ahHTCU 1tIW, tIolO.
On application 70 Charles County Court
by petition III writing Of John Maddox,
of Charles county, for the benefit of the
act Of assembly for the relief Of sundry
insolyent debtors, passed at November
session one Thousand eight hundred ana
five, and the several supplements thereto,
GA the terms mentioned therein. sche-
daie OF his property and list of his Gre
ditors or oath, as far as he can ascertain
them, accompanying the petition ard
the court being satisfied By competent
testimony that the said Jchn Maddox has
resided Two years Immediately preceding
the time Of his application, iii the state OF
Maryiands 1t is thereup0n ordered ard
adjudged, that the said John Maddox. by
causiug copy Of this cfder to be insert.
cd in some one Of the newspapers edited
10 the district CT Maryland. ONCE week
fer three months, before the third Nom
day III August next, give notice to his
creditors to appear before the Sad court
at the court house in Charlcstoah, OH the
sand third MONDAY in August nexs. for
the purpose Of recommending trustee
tor their benefit. and to shew cause if a.
ny they have, Why the said John Mad
dax should not have The benefit Of the Sc
yerai acts Of assembly aforesaid as pray.
John Barnes, C. q,
jane l Law 2ule
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Prince lillian County Court, I
June 4th. 1876.

/ ] y -
ON the motion Of Edward Brooke,
late sheriff of Prince William County,
Ito whom the estate of Robert Carter, de-
ceased, hath been committed /; it's or
dered, that the said sheriff do give PUBLIC
notice to the creditors of said Robert
Carter, by advertisement, in some pub
lie newspaper published in Alexandria.
and at the court house door, that they
present Their claims, duly authenticated,
for payment, Oh or before the first Mon
day in August next. at which time the
court will proceed to distribute the estate
those whose claims are then ex-
hibited.
A Copy-Test,
Philip D. Dsw, c. c.
! June II f
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au. impede their VA I OF trasel'hg, nhe
lths fsmsles battle, hey are never expo:
"A. any ;;,nnroper conduct towards the,
ssr,ld re- he'd in detestation By al
Since j hare been in this nation, a youn
vie man solicited tbe hand OF asyonn
! ,therokee woman. She refused his offe,
| md objected, as a principal reasen, tina
HE Was not clean in his appearances tina
he did net. as the Cherokees 90, bath
himself Ia the rivers. Addition with thes'
people was formerly a religious ri,'e. |
lis not viewed by them 10 this light, pl
lis nearly allied to moral virtue. II y
|unfortunate for these people that fhej
should be held in contempt by people 'sht
limo one respect are better than TIT y
and have no advantage Of them except II
The color of the skin--and whether tlll'
fought to be considered, is problematical
for we have seen savases with white
skins
{. have not been an inattentive spec
tator IN viewing these people in various
situations in their forests, in Their
houses. in Their schools, and in theircoun
els. fhe progress Of their children IN
their schools, has been as great as that Of
any other childfenin acquiring the know
ledge Of letters and figures.
:. Nature has given them the fnest
fosms--and can we presume that God
has withheld from them correspondent IN
.tehectaal and mental powers oil mind
No man WHO has had public business to
transact with them, can have doabt Of
the capacity Of their minds. Their hos
.pitaiitv in their houses is every where
acknowledgements bravery in The field
is also acknowledged By thas: who act
ed with tIrem in tie Iatc war, against the
.hostile Creeks. 1t Will be acknowledged
that where hospitality and bravery re-
sides, they are not solitary virtues"
In epiyto sene vulgar slurs throw
by some writer's upon the i:i3iaas, Mr..
Mcigss remarks thus.
<. That there are some tndiaas who are
wea-iaforme6. aalo. descent. handsome
napueis and department, is vel! known
And as to animal CONFEDERATION. il there
is a difference, it will be found in favor
of the indians--ahd fla statuafy should
AZ an. models far the human figure; he vii!
lind she NEST perfect among The southern
Indian tribes south af TIE 0hio river.
There IS 10 occasion to go to Greece or
Italy tor models fos the sculptor: aud II
plvpchsitieS have any analogy to confsu-
iation, tie lldians must have the pre.er-
.ence.
. About halt of the Cherokee natlor
are Of naked blood b. inteymarriages with
the white people. Many of them are as
white as many OF our citizens.
The Cherokees universally believe ii
/ tie being Q! God--the call him the 6resj
Spirit; they mention him vita reverence
with thein, MS attributes arc power and
goodness. They never pro:a the name
ct God in their own language They
| havono size of words thai they can com
btre to preiane the name Of God.o