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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
Orphans Court,
Alexandria County, September Term

Alexandria County, September Term,
1916.
Ordered. that the administrative of
Henry S. Earl, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times a week
for two weeks, in the Alexandra news
papers.v-A coPy.--Teste,
A, Moore, r. w.
THIS is to give notice, that the sub.
scriber, Of Alexandria county, in the dis
trict of Colua,biy has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county letters Of
administration on the estate OF Henry $.
Earl, late of the county aforesaid de-
.ceased--Allpersons having claims against
the said decedent, are hereby required
70 present the same to the subscriber,
passed By the Orphans Court, on OF be-
fore the 10Th day ot March next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate; and those indebted there
to are required to make iInme date pay
neats Given under myshand this 10Th
September, 1916.
Phoebe Earl, .adm'r
Of Henry s. Earl.
september 10 e02w
q .r
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rusIssllrD Dall 81 svopDE AIExANDRIA
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER. "a. 1916.
TO LET.
CONVENIENT frame DweIIin

q CONVENIENT frame Dwelling.
"A House on Pitt-street near to prin-
cess-street, containg six good rooms and
fitted to accommodates one ,.op two faIni-
lies--With ground newly fenced in for.
a large garden--two or three springs Of
good water near the premises. Posses.
sion will be gwen Immediately: Forterms
apply to
.MandspiNe g Larsour.
Sep. g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has justreceiyed by the
general Liusaa, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, a large aad elegant assert.
ment OF Belting Cloths, of a superiorqua,
iity, which will be offered for sale at the
store OF MIR, James Anderson.
Amos Alexander.
October 6 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
REMOVE AL.
JOH yOHNSTOF,

Has removed his store to the corner OF
Pitt and King streets, q the house late ate
ly occupied by A. G. Cazenoye, where where.
he has for sale,
a general assortment 81
Irorlrnon.sery, Hardware and
cutlery,
Which will be disposed ot-o the most
reasonable terms.
september II II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
JUST RECEIVED
FOR SALE By
JasHESr GE.vyN'EDY .q.NsU SOW.

JdsHEsSI EEyEN'EDY .qyN.D SON.
Booksellers, King: street:
The new Tariff Of Duties
z brakes natural and statistical view Of
Cincinnati and the Miami Country
Bracktnridge's journal of voyage us
tue Missouri
Mawe's travels in Brazil to the gold
and diamond mines
Parks last travels in Africa, with aw
account OF his death
Morier's Journey through Persia and
Armenia to ConstantiDopIe
Terms OF communion, with partieu..
lar view to the Baptists and Psede Bap-'
fists, by Robert Hall, NJ. A.
Sermons to masters and servants, pub.
lished by the Rev. Mr.. Meade i.
The whole works of Mrs. Hannah
More, including her essay on the eharac4
ter and writings Of St. PaIl
Rhymes on Art by Martin Archer
SLee
The emporium Of arts, complete, in s
volumes, with many beautiful epgray-
lngs ~
Bells engrasings Of the muscles and
Joiats-with many other valuable peK.
cations. r
Stationary articles OF tie first quality
consisting Of fine British hot pressed and
gilt letter paper; Langstroth's fine thin
ditto; British Il American ink powder 8
Dutch, English and American eaills -
black lead pencils, and Crayon's camefs'
hair ditto; Reeyes,s best water coIors in
boxes and single cakes; silver pencil ca
ses handsomely assorted pea knives Of
superior quality, from tosS blades mo-
rocco pocket BOOKS and note cases; asses
ska tablets silk and morocco leather
purses mathematical instruments, scales
and div!ders; pewter, glass, wedgewood
and pocket Ink stands; portable desks,
complete; sealing wax & waters; Ger
man flutes: f1ageoletS and .fifes, music a.
dapted to EACH: music paper Of superio
kind, ANIL blank music books: bark, re.
eeipt and memorandum books copy and
eypherins books of fine paper ledgers,
journals and day books of al! sizes: re-
cord books.
Blank books Of every description made
on the shortest notice, with fine paper,
and patent ruling aud binding, &c.
~ Binding, in general executed in
the most elegant and fashionable style.
august 81 eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
. Sugar and Coffee.

The Cargo of the schooner Tom, from
Matanzas, consisting, of
IS boxes LIST quality white, . SUI
90 ditto brown CARS
10 bags s
landing at Twins wharf
For sale bs
PEfToN & DUNDAs.
.assoin Store,
Muscovado Sugars
Ccgnac Brandy
Hollands Cir =.
Crowley and Blistered Steel
Round Bolt Iron, and
Spanish Sugars-as extended Credit.
for good paper.
august &c
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For Freight,

For Freight Or { harter,
SS The elegant 4 fast sailing brig
s. - So .fgenoria, Cyril Martin. master /;
she carries about 1890 barrels, &is Dow
IN complete order for any voyage.
ALSO, Tstf
Kgk The substantial brig Despatch,
8RM Gibbs, master; bnrthen ABOUT
1900 barrels. She is new vessel, sails
fast. and viii be ready for the reception
of a cargo in four days.
Also,
8 xsgS The new and very fast sailing
49,, schooner Fanelon, Mayhem, mass
ter; burthen about 1000 barrels, now.
ready to receive cargo, Apply to
Z. Ell. Rowland.
Whohas for Sale,
90 cases American manufactured Cot
tons. Swedish Bar Iron. an assortment OF
Cut Nails, 81 reams Of Writing 4 Wrap
ping Paper, and few casks spermaceti
Oil.
8 mo. IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
NOTICE.

aETEfEREAS Mary Matthews, lateof
w Grantsiield, ia the county OF
King George and state Of Virginia, de.
ceased, by her last and testament.
duly proved and recorded in the court of
said couaty, did bequeath TO certain per-
sons named in her will, and to her fast
and second cousins, the money arising
from her estate: this is, therefore to re-
quest and require all persons, standing IN
the relation of first and second couslnsto
said Miss Matthews, to forward their
names, with statement of their rela.
tioaaliip, by letter, postage paid, ad
dressed to the subscriber, Hamstead
. Post Office, King George County, Va
that arrangements may be made Tor di
vision OF said estate.
Townsend S. Dads,
Executor Of Mary Matthews, dec
Borodino, August sS 2awlst0ct
H. The Editors of the National H.
tefhgsncer, are requested to insert the
above twice week Until the first OF DC
tober, and send their account to tklsol
flee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
Cotton Yarn

TIE subscriber has on hai9I, and will
be constantly supplied with general as
sortnseat Of Cotton Yarns from tive Rich
mead Mandatory, which will be adyan-
tageously disposed Of to town aqd couh-
try.merchants.
JAMES sANDERs0N.
July ]
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
september 10

The Museum will be open
for the reception OF Visitors, on Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday afteraoons,
fretn 90 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
I471s
FREIGHT Wanted.

- *
sSiS3s The brig Fame, Davis mas
NSsssfaSs ter will be ready for the re-
y reptnn Of a cargo in about q
ses' I. e days, and take freight for a.
ny Eastern Port, the South Of Europess
or the West Irdies, carries about 1860
barrels, and an excellent vessel.
49, ALSO.
For Boston,
8 sESa The sch'r Rsbeccsh, Theos
w w sore Berry, master: will sail
SsSSssssss5 in all the week, and taks
fsss freight on moderate terms il
immediate applicatiOnis made,
Apply:to
Lalornson and Fo1cIs,
Who have received By the said yesseix
and for sale,
= 275 tons Plaster
s0.feet Merchantable lumber.
And per schsr Juliet, from n. York,
100 pieces Ehssia,} nY-cv ,
100 ditto Ravens D9oA' iS qoAs
september 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24

! Sales Az vE.NDUE.

4, er,ern Tuesday and Friday,
- ssILI. BE soID,
;, AZ yentlue Store. ceraer OF Prance
q ~ and Water Streets,
a " ARIETY Oh
DR., Goods, Groceries, Sc
o.,+;s,,lars of which Will be expressed IA
The bills. Of the day:
! ~, All Kind of goods which are on
.i;,st;on and tie Prices of which are
s,stabishet, can at any nnle DC s Is s'
nd purchased at the towsst h'm'a'i0h
and psres. u ..spsgvg,I,ER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
Situation Wanted.

a young Man from the northward,
having a thorough knowledge Of DRY
GOODS, wishes for a situation as Oh <
In the above business. a line addressed
70 w. ii. w. and left at this Office, will,
be Immediately attended TO Uuquesfion-
able references will be- given as respects
his abilities and family.
septetaber Is
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-16

y. the house proceeded 20 the copside.
ration oil has motion TO appoint com.
nli;tee TO enquire Into the expediency
., altering the flag oil the United States.
Mr. Wendover said, he deemed i,
improper In the present stage of til,
business, to discuss the merits Of the
proposition TO al;er the fiag, as the Oh,
JcC' oil his motion was enquiry only
As 20 any essential alteration, he hoped
no man 10 the house would consen. Il
change flag, under which had been
ia'sitied tho predictions of European
fa,ors ard paragraphis,s, wien they
said 'he Yankee cock boats Rere TO bc
specify driven tom tho ocean. His
}cIeIl, Mr.. w. said, Was TO make ar
upesSentiai variation When first "A
a"p:ed, inc atg bore one s,rrpe ior eve
- stare when Two additional state
@mered tae Union, 'he fag had been
eiter'd by .peciai aCs by iile addition
u we stars and stripes which maGr
..'u ia.s correspond To the fact. SiGc,
tbat DlteraUioO, toul states Lave been
tddod, and The flas remains the same
ConceivIng mis- not To be oircct, aao
'hat the aas nigh, b. appropriately al
teied, he hop-d The house would coz,
sent TO toe proposed enquiry.
The nouon OF NJ: Wendover wa
AGREED TO, and Committee ordered 70
be appointed accoI d,ng.y.
Ga motion o; Mir d, Al .HeLsou oi
Va ("ho suggested ,ae great ec9nu.
my aud saving 10 the Unijed States, as
we'll as beue fl 10 INC Soldiers, oil such
a provision /! was
Rrs otUcG, ihat n committee be ~
pom sd 10 inqulre into The expedienc,
u authorizing a communication Tor moe
regular army ADD that they teport there,
Oh by bill OF Otherwise.
Mr.. Roos, OF n. 7 prelaccd no
,tou lie rose TO make, by some observa-
tons 10 shew the severity OF tbs opere
ion Ci the carriage tax OIL that descrip-
zion OF carriages, (iight Wagons, SC J
used By farmers aud people III moderate
circums ances, Oh lars,ns and Inarkc.
business and occasionally IN carrying IA
miles TO church, or to see their neign.
bors, sc. aud argued that, as the fam
oil The u States was no ioEger Pledge
10 retain the tax, ii could be dispensed
with without prejudice to tnc publ,
service. lie then moved,
That the committee Of Vays and
Means be instrucisd to enquire into tnt
expectancy OF roPeal!ag So much OF TIE
law laying Z tax on carriages, sc. as
relates TO carriages and harness, not ex
cceding one huadred dollars in value
Mr.. Roots motion was carIiud, but
not BY a large msjoii.y.
Adjourned.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-16

Births - The vile of MIR Frederick
Cole, al Baltimore, was safely Delivered
"' Three Eiae Boys On the 3O:h u.limo.
Mr. Z is a mechanic The boys car
&c distinguished only by the color O.;
she ribbons on heir arms
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NICOLAO FIENGa

I5US9 ARRIVED FROM IT1LY1
LAS the honor to inform the Ladies and
L i Gentlemen of Alexandria, and its vi.
cinity, that he has taken Store on Royal-
ftreet, next door to the Herald Office,
where he has for iaie on Reasonable terms, a
large and elegant anortmentof
AIlABASTER NGDK,
Such as Groups and Figurcs, Jars of the
mott modern and delicate talte. Also, q
number OF FIGURES ard BUSTS IN mar
bic, ancient and nodefn. Lfxt%fsp. a
number of GROUPS and MEDALS. of
bronze, with very large collection of
PAINTINGS, IN oil coiors, by ancienr
authors A number of Canoes engraved
LIKEWISE, a quantity OF JEWELLERY.
fuch as coral necklaces, bracelets, ear.
rings and belt work in the moi elegant
fty'e. ALSO, one fet of Breakfaa c Ups
and SAUCtRs, of hyperion quality
with a number of other articles tco hume.
rouS TO mention
Deccmbere.
n. Is Persons wishing any of
the abovc articles, will please call
'01nealately, the subscriber in-
tel'ding 10 leave ibis place within
2 CT S days, Tor Washington c..
tv. - +.
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IA1 SUboCkibLK,
1T his Store, on Cameron s.rect, Onto.
size Me Market,

1T his Sore, on Cameron sirecs, Onto
size Me Market,
In addition 20 lis iornrcr stock crLi.
q"ors' Ni"es, Teas, Groceries sc. SC.
hss POST received
Is hhds. PENNSYLVANIA Rye Wits.
kew.
Which, win The articles above are offered
Tor sale,
In a icw days his store on the fecond Zoo,
whi be complete where ne now offers for fale
general aiiortment of Plan and out Cials
lima, pe!ph, and Queens Ware, &c &c.
ga rays and Waters, Bread and K nife
rays, great variety, fome of them very
ecieeant; hrt quality Britannia Ware in
teStS complete; Cruet Hands, a variety
COPPER, Block Tin and Iron timed Tex.
krttIes Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillrrs
all izes Bell metal Preferv,ne Fans. Rel
lows, american and Britifl, Chafng d IN.
es Gr'dlrons, Frying pans, Coal hods with
iiiterS' Coal boxes, Shcvels, sc Brubes-
all Kinds German Looking glanes, SnuE
ana ! obaoco Boxes, variety; plated can.
die,ricks, iomc of them elegant Marke,
ha!Kets, &c. with a great variety of Other
articles too numerous to mention. All oe
winch will he fold on moderate and accomo-
dating terms. VIM. DIM Ap
Sept 10.
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Public sale.

On WEDNESD AY next,
viii be fold at at the Office of JOHN JACK
SON & Co. Union Greet, between
King and Prince,
elegant fdeboard
S do bureaus
pair recefs tables
do elegant card tables tGrecian)
do do panwook do do
fcc'ry wardrobe-withoIt reierve.
ALSO,
1900 bufhels Turk, Hand salt, on credit
of 90 days
Brandy
Wines
Starch
Military and cotton Cards
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
bale fuper6ne Cloths
do fecond do
do Aulhings and coatirEs
do blankets
do fuper6ne Weldl RannciS
do Spaniih cloths
I cafe calicoe:
do velyets and cords
do Madras handkcGchiefS
do meetings
ALSO,
Lace ihawls and wells
Camels hair and mcrino G,a7is
cotton, fix and worried hofery
Vefings
Gloves
Linen cambridge
Lang lawns, &c.
December 10.
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FROM SOUTH 6agEREch.
BALTIMORE, Dec. IL
Eriracf Of ietEe, datea .Nezu. Yoik,
Dec 10

bAL iIMCNEi GeS. =
Ertracf Of a icue, dated .Nezp. Yoik.
Dec 10.
The Lrig Euaice left Rio Grande OH
she "A n OF Septe mber. Tie Portu-
guese forces had arrived there about
Iwo months before, 70 The number o.
5000 men n detachment had pro
ceeaed towards Monte Vidcc, but were
.net about half way by body of Datri
'is, commanded by Ar,iagas, vino kiti
I'd 30 Or 80 at them the detachment
tneo reiterated 10 the n,2!n body on the
Portuguese territory. They have stree
remained quiet; & il was not perceiy ed
that they were making any pre- para.
irons TO NOV forward. The pa.riyts
remained cEcamp,d half way betw cen
Monte Video and Rio Grandc, and no
icars were entertained log the safety Of
Iaat place Enc river La Plata Is fee /;
there was no vessel c! war, Spanish
or Portuguese, in tina; quarter; only a
few transports were lying at Glamde.
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BAR IRON

ME subscriber has juf received pc
j neral dh3rtmcnt OF BAR IRON of
every Description. iuch as Plough Plates,
Axe Bars, Tire Iron of different widths
and thickness, iquare and fiat bars Of all
iizes, round belt Tito, we'll afortcd Ger
man and Crowley Steel of good quality
spikes, Nails, Bra1s and SprigS Of his ow ~,
manufacturing, and alnof every artici. j.
the building lie, .'hich he vdll fell On m,
mott reaiona6ie terms. Pcng convenier
70 the wafer thots trading up and down tn,
river ana othcis wIil fihd it to their advan.
,aGe 70 ealt ct his Na'' Mandatory, unior
,tree', wssEe they ran he f.pplied at rh
'n9f'et notice aud every favor GRATEFUL,
.2Snowlcdscd.
HORACE FIELD.
November az,
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MONDAY, DEcpMBER 10, 1916.
Tie Fatrlar Election

Fer delegate the general assem-
bly of Va. to fiil The vacancy occasi n
ed by the resignation of Dir. Peake will
take place on Monday Dcrt the Esd
inst.
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ALEXANDRIA. THEATRE.


SEiGNOR AND MADAM SCHlRA,
Dancers from the Kings Theatre and Ita-
lian Opera, London---and from the
Theatres in Portugal, juft ar
rived Ill this town,
II AVE the honor TO inform the Ladie:
i i and Gentlemen Of Alexandria that
they will, for the iirit time, dance i number
of
F.3TORITE DANCES,
on THURSDAY EVENING, December aoth.
SCENE FIRST.
A Pas Dieun, with Pantomime, called the
Happy Lovers
SECOND.
A Dance, by Seignor Schira.
THIRD.
a Hornpipe, If character of a Britiih Sal
Tor, by Madam Scliira.
FOURTH.
Pas Dcuv, in Turkifh character, by
Seigror and Madam Schira.
FIFTH.
Eance, accompanied with cabinets, by
Madam Schra.
SIXTH.
To conclude with Waiting, in a variety Of
Figures.
Between The different fcnes, the orches
ira will rerform variety OF the mott ap
proved aud fashionable airs.
10 commence at 7 O'Clock prscifely..
Tickets One Dollar, to be had a, the He
raid Office, at the fore OF n. fiengo, and at
the I hcatre Office. Dec. rs
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KOR SAFE

a IIkACT OF LAND, lying on each
L n tide OF the little river turnpike road
miles from Alexandria and fromvya0I-
lngton and Georgetown 1t contains abons
600 acres. and has on it a tolerabIv c,,,r Cor
table Dwelling Houie, wirh tbs. neceGarv
out houies. There are on 1.-TWO appls or
chards, which never fail to bear aSnndant.
~ ! and large meadow, which may be made
very productive There is no doubt bu,
the foil can be made very f,rt,i.. bv ,be mrs
OF Platter and clove', from exreriments
which have been in2de bv Mr. NoCs an6
Mr ocholheld or. lads immediately ad /,
Wnaioa !, In, | ne '"4rnpkc read from the
er 'hnpike roa ID on ,Eis tract ,'' =, Mace
80 vi 'nI.e IS moG convenient tituation
, or = ''o.,e 4 lablc entertainment The
E oii''| o On 'hch the above property VIII be
C cti, 20" be known by applying 20 the fub-
~ 'Oe' living in Alexandria.
AUG'E, FITZHUGH.
October 4,1St6 Fam
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Interesting 20 Kriniera and publishers Of
NcU8hafer8
a Cause has been lately de,ermmcd
50 Ihe NioriUe Court OF Ncw.YDrk. il,
,Hnch MIR. Philips, proprietor OF tn,
N"ionai Advocate, recovered the
1oo"t % subscription fro". NJ II
who bad very regularly receive
ja2eT from The carrier, and paid -.
or bis new years perquisEes, 81.
"sgSd ihat he had not ordered tac pa,
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FEMALE oNEslMus SOCIETY

Il
| { This society had It's origin in hieh
state oil excitement on the all-iupor,ap
subject oil religion apparcn,anona man,
Of our youth. 1t 10 them tameet oG,e,
together. That their impressions nigh,
not wear off, they were anxious &c asso
cie,e on some common principles
What appeared most likely 10 be las
ing, was, the. union OF piety and nci iii.
~ which mutually excite and s'rc;.Ethcr
each other, and cannot be separated
Inc name uader which the sucie,,
associates, is OF Greek origin, signify.
ing o proii-.axpressivc OF their dc sire
TO receive advantage, individually, from,
such an association, and 10 be advanta-
gCous TO others.
All the members are divided into
committees 10 solicit donations, and 80
visit the poor They meet orcc week
20 make garments Tor those v no are
uestituie. /, mist at Won K, readers are
appointed 10 select psssvxes ilons The
Old and New ie5,ameLt, win UIton's
and DoddiidEc', Commentary.
fine memhers Of this Society, having
been Sene,sIiy assisted in excrtipns L.
render comfortable the situation OF tic
poor and needy du' ing the incle mcncy
2f winter, Big leave iii this pubic man
acr 10 tender, in behalf CT those TO
whom they arc lal'oriug. their grateful
uowlcdgmen, to those VIM have S.
i.bcra!iy bestowed tncr CHARITY TO dis
important object" Verify .h,y shall
DOT l"se their reward Tor he hist hath
ply on the poor. lenGe;h to tive Lord
Any person who n.ay (2el disposed to
favour the object uI the irs,l;t ton, ci
tner by donations or snbscr' piieas. may
At any ZINE have an opportunity of do
'ag II, oy ca,iiag upon MRS Nary Har.
her, or Mrs NeLorGid aud Tie PUB
lie may res assured, that treir assists
ance viii be ~.ways gratef Ny re ccIyeu
asd TAI hEuIiy app.ied.
.9iccS ldria, December II, 1916
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per TO be sent. The opinion of the
court was delivered by MIR SCOT. /
is Justice, apd we are glad it is law also
Rhod7 Is.oud finer.
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Extract Of a letter from a geufIeman in
Jackson county, Georgia, 70 member
offhek cgtsiatnre 9ffhat stare, dated
NoUeNpeT OH.
We Fave now with Us man of the
name OF Lasiey, living in The Cherokee
country. who states, lhdt at TIC treaty
lately held by General Jackson with the
Cherokee iodisns, proposition was
maze by the former 10 behalf Of tn.
General government, to exchange their
territory Tor lands On the White rivcs'
and gave them time 10 reflect on it,
Ibey have done so, he says, and deter
nine 10 make the exchange. A nun
Der Of their chiefs, with that view, arc
~ their way 10 Washington II this
re"s be true, the state Of Georgia will
ScqnIre large anA valuable territory >
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Hnha,a Is Ii. BaTioas Pills.

The operation OF these pills is perfect
= Md. 50 as to be used with safety by pc
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