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10 the commanding officer at Fort Ha,ohins.
Dear Sir Siuce the last war. after you Sent
word that we must quit the war, We The Red
people, rave come over OF ibis side The white
people hare earried all The red peoples cutie o6.
Aster the war, sent 10 all my people TO let
white people alone. ard stay on this side of the
river and tlIey did so bni the bite pcople
SfM continue 10 carry o9 their cutie. Barnard's
son was here, aud inquired OF him what was
10 be douc-andhe SAID we must 20 o tile head
man OF the white people, aud cOR,yidn. did
so, ana these was no white head man. and there
,cGs no lao IN this case. Tbe whites frs; begun.
ana tliefe ~ nothing said about T. al; but great
complaint made dbout rhaf the Indians d..
l MS Is now three years since the white peOple
kllteu three Indians since that they have Nil.
ed three other Indians. AID taken their horses.
and what they had and this summer they
Killed three more aud very isteIy they Killed
oue more. We sent word TO the white people
that these murders were done, aud tie ansyse.
was, ihat they we're people that were ori1sics
and We ought 70 go aud kill them. The wlNGt
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[FoR TIE ENcUIRER.
TO TIL. HIRGINIJ 4SSEMHLY.


Tho memorial, remembrance complaint, and
petition of tie river henhaNa respectfully
represents; that your petitioner, from time
imniemOfial, has been tue aud faithful river
rendering srrvices iunumerable 10 man and
beast, and never njUfing any, except n obedI.
eiics TO wise laws imposed upou her az her
creation. That sour petitioner, b, fore the
time OF the present generation, aud even -eiOre
the time of their fathers, was distii,, uished
aud known by the name of KenliaWa That
she continued TO be distinguished aud known
by that name. not only in conversations bnt in
pubic acts and proceedings. and ~ the laws Of
the commonwealth until about twenty years
ago. That, about that time, a certain clerk Of
one OF the committees Ofyour honorable hOuse,
IN framing biii respecting our petitioner, ON
the county which is called after her name,
either through Ignorance, iuatteniien, or ca
Price, changed yonr petitioner shame into that
Of kauawha. That the representatives from
the said county, at that time IN tive Legisa
tue, not paying that attentton 10 the oriho.
graphical rights Of your petitioner, and Of
their said county, which, as faitsim rcpr,seu-
ta,ves they ought - have done, permitted
the SAID misnomcr 10 remain Unchanged
That the said misuOmcI IS, in The CDinion Of
your peiiiioner, barDarOus and uuconih....
That II " couic Unable LeitbertO the English.
Indian, FrsncA. n0f Spanish iurgusgeS. That
u IS rot kpuwu that Us terminating syllable ~
coutormdble tu t1e stinctGrc Of dny LANGUAGE
~ the void. fbat, misunderstanding aii'tbis,
the said ipfsDCmet bas been Continued 10 The
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great grief Of yonr petitioner. from the time IL
was lrst used, through successive acts aud
PuDhc proce edipgs, down 10 hi present time.
Your petitioner remained silent under this
inuignity. Hoping that good sense, correct
taste, and a sense OF Justice, would indoce tAe
legislature TO restore TO your petitioner her
proper name, thus strdugeiy taken from he
But she now begins 10 fear thai, unless she
speaks out. this uncouth nlckBaiae which has
been imposed upon her, III be 80 fixed by time
ana precedent, that IL cannot be- changed.
Ant as your honor able body have IL IN conte NJ
platoon to render the intercourse between her
ana her eastern sister much more intimate
tnsn heretofore, your petitioner is particularly
soIicitous that sheshouid be known TO her said
sister, as well as TO all others, BY her true and
proper name. There is another reason which
inUuebces your petitioner, and which, ia The
present improved state of the human isind, she
sui poses VIII not be thought trivial or unim
Poriant. Yonr petitioners true and proper
oant, 1t size mistakes not, is well adapted TO
poetic composition whereas her aforesaid
nickname cannot be wove in verse" In this
respect, your petitioner has peculiar cause ut
complaint ; for, although her western sister,
Monongahela, has been arbitrarily changed
INTO MonuBgaiia, yet the missioner is as well
adapted 10 verse as the true and proper name
Butltis otherwise In The case OF your petitioner
And although your petitioner isasyet a" river
unknown TO song" she trusts she will not he so
always; for, If she has not been battered by
her friends and admirers, she is as well adapted
T. inspire poetic feelings. and TO furnish poetic
images, as most OF her SISTERS.
To this ii may be added that her name he
longs TO one of the ancient languages OF Tire
country, and every genuine pniioiogist and
lover of antiquity, would, on that account
alone, wish to preserve II pure, nnmRtilaieti,
AMI unadulterated.
Your psiitioner therefore prays that her
proper name be restored TO her that in ali
official COMMUNICATIONS, aud in ali re solutions
anu acts of the legislature il may be written
and printed kEABAwA and not kANawnA -
observing. however. that II is inIinateriai 10 her
whether the first syllable is spelled Han or hen.
And your petitioner as i'll duty bound, sc.
KEENAN, a
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~ The present winter, besides being M.
commonly mid IN It's temperature, has been,
like the preceding autumn, uncommenIy dry
Allthe rivers aud runs, particularly those Of
The West-aDd South. have been extremely low
Ito Tie great annoyance OF farmers aud Hier-
chants. "A letter from Augusta, of the 9Th
inst. says: The dry weather still continues.
The river is still very low itis with difficulty
boats, half loaded. can reach this place. 1Ie
steamboat has but once, during the tall aud
winter, been able 10 reach here and then, IN
returning, grounded in sight of the 20 N,
where she has been for several weeks. Great
Inconvenience, from this circumstance, Is
experienced by the planters and merchants"
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LBGLsLA7URR or VyRcJN5A

LNrBACrs FROM TIE JOURNALS or me UOUsE
OF DBLEGAJEs.
Feb. ia communication from tbe Senate
thar they had passed Inc biis, . For limitation
otsctiOns, for preventing frivolous & ysxatious
suits concerning ieofails md certain proceed
ines in civiicasess" and ,, " 10 reduce into one
all acts aud parts ofacts concerning aliens -
with amendments. Also Mat tbcyreceded from
their istsr bat adhered 70 ilsIr second amend.
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primo fteie true, unless the contrary be shewn,
aud for that reason so much Of his examinations
should be suppressed, doth order that the said
rule he made absolute aud that the said Ar
chibald Fretland be fined twenty dollars, foi
his said contethot, TO the nse Of The Common.
wealth, foi the benefit of the Literary Fund
aud that lie pay the costs OF this prosecutions,
including Zee to the Attorney General: Aud
go heuce Without day and sim no more.
A cory--Teste,
". W. HENING, G. Z.
Clerks fees......S OF
Marshai's fees.
Attorney General 10 GG
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TN CHANcERv United States ocurt, 9th circuit
( and Virginia District. Dec. s., 1918.
Archibald Anderson, Henry Garrett and Martha his
wife, David Anderson aud etheTs...s. Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Martin Peakes, Francis Gregg and George CLARKE
eN'"fs OF Samuel Gst, Benjamin IOleT, Frances Tabb
aud VIM. y. Giles san'x aud admir- 81 John Iabb dec
the said Martin PeaTkes aud Mary his wife which
Wary was The widow and relict Of VIM. Anderson dec.
MHfia Gist Anderson, infant under the age oftwen
one years by The said Martin reafkes specially assign.
ed her guardian, WIN. 2. Wickbam aud Carer Is Fage
trustees ofthe estate Of the Samuel Gisi in Virgi
MIA, John WicShaui, VIM. Fowke aud Thomas Reeves,
De1sHd0Hts.
The defendants VIM. Fowke aud Thomas reeves not
having catered their appearance and gwen secoy &C.
cOrdrC 20 rule Of this court aud IL Appearing IN the
satisfaction of the eoa that the said defendants ave
not inbdbifdDts Of this district the moron Of the
plaintiffs, BY their counsel MS Ordcrsd That the
said defendants do appear here the DAY Of The
ntrt term, and snswer The bill % I've plaintiffs aud
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper printed In the city of Richmond Tor two
mouths spceessiyely aud posted At HE door Ofhe
Capitol ~ the said city. copy-TesH,
FEB. rs 91..H8w RICHARD IBFFRiFe, GIN.
NOTicE.-I am nnder the panful necessity 81 fore.
J. y warning the public against trading with my son
Thompson ~. B!0Wf, on ny account or paying HIN
any ney thai mas be due me- as he Is under age and
not authorized by me 10 transact any business, my
account viii not pay any debts oflis contracting.
THOMPSON eLoDNT, cen.
Fe"hatan co ny, Feb, 10. p..(2liwGwCs
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ment to the bill, (" to rednce into one the seve.
ral acts cssicerning counsel and attoriies at
law" 0
The House acceded 10 the amendments pro.
posed TO the second bill, laid, those proposed
TO the first on the table aud receded from
their Disagreement 10 the Senate's second
amendment to the last named bill.
Various bills were reported from commit
tees; and Others had their first aud second
reading.
Mr.. White. from the militia committee,
reported bill 10 reduce into one all the dIiie.
rent acts tor regulating the militia And MIR.
Magiii. from the committee of revisaI hill
concerning the government aud reg uiaiions OF
the mandatory OF arms.
On motion OF MIR. TAYLOR of Chesterfield,
feare was given TO bring "a hill, 10 increase the
salary Of the Gorernor; bui leave was refused
TO bringlE h,ii, tvincrsase the salaries Of the
judges IF the SnperiJr Courts IF Ckancei-y.''
The Rouse resolved Itself Into committee of
the whole. and took up the revised bill Z" coz
corning the inspection of tobacco and also
the hill, 10 amend lie act EMITTED an act for
clearing aud improving the NAV l. alton OF ines
riverand for other purposes both OF winch
were amended.
Feb. l6.--A communication from the Senate,
that they had passed the revised bills" con-
ceTning guardians, orphans, curators, infants,
masters and apprentices" and concerning
declaring their duties with amendments
winch were agreed to, with an amendment
proposed by Mr.. Clark of Powhatan to ihe
hrst amendment tO.the first bill.
The House resolved itself into committee
OF the whole, on the report Of the committee IT
Finance and made certain amendments the
pnrport of which was To strike ont ) 1000 as
the sum allowed TO the Lunatic Hospital, aud
insert ia lieu thereof 1000, and to make The
consequent changes in the calculations. The
report as an,endedwas agreed 10 by the House,
ana bills ordered TO be brought in accordingly.
The committee or tile whole also again look
up the bill for improving the navigation OF
James river, &c and made sundry amend
inents 10 IL, which were reported TO the House,
and on S1r. fancey's motion laid on the table.
Narions bills were reported among others.
one by SIR. Magill from the committee for
courts at justice, declaring members of the
General Assembly incapable OF being elected
members of The Board OF Public works"
Various bills were read The first aud second
time. Among these the bill to authorize a
subscription, TO The Richmond Dock Company
which was read the frst time and bal s. TO
incorporate the Manchester Canal Company;
whIch was read the first and second time surl
ordered To be committed 10 a select commit
tee.
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.SIaU/eS Of the kich,yo,d pfoyI,f

otuptfS oT ne IttCHtROhd Jf03kcF.
Tobacco Sd 10 Il-Corn So 5J--Fiour S
20 Meal oI3 o.l-Wheat s 1 20 l W.
Hemp i7Ua l, leu per Ton.
GroeeritS.-Sugai brown, IL 80 a III 90 per
hunured--Conee 80 334 cts. per ib.-hioias.
oes 81 a 5S cts. per galion-Cut llerrings 3 > a
. 80 per bOi.-Bacon, old. IA, uew Is cts. per
it.-iinm, Autigua S los els. per gallon.
PRICE or STUChS.
Bank OF Virginia, ..........i05
Farmers Bank,
10. iSaNk -. ................iU0 par.
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The revision OF the laws is dr. wing to-
wards close in the House oi Deleeaie :.
-Ihe S-nate also devote a considerable
portion OF their ,ime, 10 this !, roriani
matter. But II Is Impos> ibie Sci,io pro-
nounce with certainty, whether ley viii
ge' through the work.
The imnutia.i hiii for nlaking the res
tern COMMUNICATION rough tie James Ri
vef, Iva: been twice agi'aied IN on,miilee
oi the whole. On fuestiay, impor ant
feature WAS proposed by MIR. Clark of
PoWl.aiau ana led iorIh considerable
discussion. This proposition Was adopted
III committee. II ;,ropo es 10 re ain IN he
hands of tie Legislature almost an tn!ire
conirO! over the new charter, trial will
be crealed ny the bill. Some q! lis friends
considered this 10 be fatal clause, an
we understand thai MIR. Yancey, chair
man OF the committee Of Roads and IN
ternal Navigation, and warm TREND To
the contemplated measure, so expressed
himself, when he moved 10 la, the hill o.
the table.-We most sincerely nope, ,ha,
Ibis difficulty may be obvialed, and that
The bill will finally pass ...... The best
interests OF the state are connected with
lis success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-18

PensGcoia.-We published two articles in the
last Enquirer, from which IT would appear
that the SpaniardS had re occupied Pensacola /;
one OF these was from BIdkely, A. Il. OF HE
10Th ult.-We have, however, a letter FROM az
Offlcer at Pensacola, dated on the l2ih, which
says,
The Dons have not yet arrived and to
what Circumstance their delay is TO De aitriDu.
ted, passes our conjecture. We learn from
The Havana, that The expedition, intended for
The re-occupaiion of the country, mas been
ready TO sail. bni that The captain general Is
waiting Tor orders from his court. Tins is tie
report but cannot give credit TO i'll should
not be surprised TO learn that thIs tardiuess is
prelude to a cessiou"
An article, however, received last night.
states positively, a. tie rcs,it OF advices from
me Havana TO the Isl INST. thai 900 troops hdG
sailed to receive and garrison the posts in
Florida"
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The Northern mail dia not reach us ,ili a
iate hour last nleht-M ondsS'S and Tuesdays
Mar. inteIligeucer came To band together
From The inst we d,sro,er. that Mi VI iiliains's
schehe Tor The reduction Of The orny was put TO
sieyp, Tor tie present session, avs a., navS J6
ne missouri bill has led to a " arm debate.
The Eastern members insisted upon = clause
prohibiting slavery III The Intended .fgfe lie
right OF Congress TO insert such provision
was ably cOntrover,ed---bnt tie tumiuiitee
9tihe whole agreed To il, 7yio6 CIV i'll the
House accept tie amenomentss
fhe following are The principal articles we
have cuiied from our papers:
WASHINGTON, February i6.-JoHN
FORSYTH, oi Georgia, now 1t Senator in
Congress, is appointed by the President,
with lie consent of the Senate, 10 be En-
Voy Extraordinary aud Minister Pleui-
potehiiary from the United States 10
Spain; vice q. W. Erri,g, Who has re-
qoesied permission to return home.
The VICE PRESIDENT ha,ing retired
iron, the Chair of President OF ths. Senate.
Tor the remainder OF Tie present session.
Tie honorable JAMES BARBOUR, OF Vm-
ginia, was yesterday chosen President
pro ieInpore OF that body.
In the SENATE yesterday, no business
OF ieadins Importance Was perfected; tho
many Diiis passed tisr h .fivreii sldg-
as, which will b. Ihy. after no ICED.
In The HOUSE or REPRks ENTATlvEs.
decision tOOk place III couinliiie, 6i lie
Whole, Which, u confirmed by III House.
may lie expected 10 have AN inipur,ant
bearing nn The political relations Of ne
several states, and To have wId,r Stone
oi operation iiian, on the fat e o. IL, would
be supposed. II MAS, 10 anntA a rrsIric-
non en- iilr entry % state 81 81 is.euii, II u,
| admitting INTO The consultations, htiile
| people are 10 be authorized % ioIm. ,lc
recognition OF The prime PIE al sldresy. -.
| ihi> l. ine brsi instance OF such a ,c-
sirll ton b. lns imposed on ,llcnew states.
| ana Use result 81 The motion, 10 superaad
II 10 The provisions OF the bin, appcars
10 have been wholly unexpected.
| by an examination of the merits Of Ills
| question, We @ill moi anticipate lie views
which will be presented by such speech
es made on the subject, as shall be report
cd. fNnt foI,
| The following citizens have been an
pointed 10y the President, with HE con
sent of Tie Senate, TO be Directors Of HE
Bank OF tie United States, on The part of
the government, for the ensuing yeay.
viz
s s: 81 Ss; $ss'. 81 Philadelphia.
Waller Bourne, OF New York.
Join Neh,m, Jr. OF Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-18

GTRAYED or srOLEN-out Of Messrs. Hodges &
- AndeTson's stable III the city nf Richmond some
Time IN January, TWO SoRREL HORSES. The largest
has white sireak down his face. They are both
nieked. The small horse is extremely well nicked
With taken name and tail..J will give Ten Dofiars
for either Of them; or TWENTY DOLLARS for both
horses. The small sofrel generally tame IN one Of
his hind ieEs-Any information given 10 Nessfs Todg.
Is q Anderson, will be attended to-
CHURCHILL ANDERSON.
King & Quten. Feb. IL. -. II
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HAVE 10 beg the public suspend their opuiIOu ia
relation 10 my contnci which has been VIGOROUSLY
misrepres'nted by John Jackson tie 18th Of Janua.
~ III ms paper. The subject will be Investigated
court of justice the result Of which investie CATION the
woIId sHali know henry DABNEY.
Eel
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IA ARSiiAES SALE.- Pursuant 10 q decree 0f lIle
w superior chancery for The sistic OF vii
iamsburg pronounced at The June session. 1918 IN tie
case of Peck and others against DnueiassN in he sold
10 ne highest bidder for ready money the 3h day
o 1f"reh merit, heofe The tavern OF Robert RansOne
m the county ~ Gloucester. tract ofLAND in the
said county, the Olive Branch Meeiin ghouse con
tanning 81 acre. more less, with the houses aud in
Pioyemehts thereon. Ro: LIVELY -. rs.
JoT T. ". Pryor, III. ~. C.. n. @.
rem 10. p2..(211wF
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SIS 6s and. the fne,
Making 5 IS 6s paid into CONT

y. b. Thsre is occasion pnhiish the doc uents
referred To 10y The CHANCELLOR in his opinion as their
Substance is comprised in that opinion.
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t..'H4A ~ Ll"@Ne At CeisIsIae OF ticii.n
- bHE2s, "<naenIes, hCIiaps, Lessisns, IouaIs
doNiss, checks, aud Wine rolls
Is bales Danlzie ToIis
boxes oil cloth
l box velvet ribbon
400 hall boNess x 10 AVID 10 = IL window glass
w boxes hollow glass, Consisting ut quart VIM and
hall pm decai'iers aud IuEibiers
Is bnndles German steel
10 casks marbles
80 hampers wine bottles
POO CASKS cut nails, asserted
so boxes spi'es and tacAs-FOr sale Bg
Jdh. 70. o2..wlZs.H LtCkE q S.ZER.
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Blank B0ok Mandatory TmDyopcd

Btahh Book WonJactoyy Improved.
u OBEkT DESiLNkR--At his old established BIapk
~ BonA Mandatory, No. no Walnut street has inst
completed an assortment Of BLANK BOOks-aud has
IN store 1000 reains iooiscap paper. No aud royal
nediuHl, and del writing paper medium cord paper
green ana yellow aud quantity OF medium bis(liDg
paper English parchment, ruled aud plau 100 dozen
sheep Sims, suitable for law binding
Also, Oh hand, variety OF Masonic aptons aud an
assortment OF Masonic HOokS3I Of winch uiIi tie sol
on reasonable terms, for cash, or approved paprr-A
Few copies of the Citizens and Masonic ALMANhcS
remaining hand
Philsdeipha Prh. jS, % on
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\ HtREEf inform all those who have borrow ed mo
ney OF me since Tie year ISL that hes must return
II by the 10Th day OF March and also All those who
nave become indebted to since the SAME year and
nave not settled up with yet that they mast do it by
me lotn gay OF the same month, or shall certainly
prosecute them. JOHN g. NELSON.
req. 10.
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join Steei,
Waller Bourne, OF New York.
JOHN Mek,m, Jr. OF Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. I5.-CENFPAL
JAChSUN lei tins city yesterday Tor
fhiladeiplna-,l short STA, wEicii he
made III BaiIiMore prevented our chi
zens ir0m paying him public tesiii.. oni-
al of respect. We understand he will
larry longer viii US OH LIS return.
(AMeFican.
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Tho we utterly disagree with Mr.. SMITH
IN the viswa which h. ii5s taken OF The SEMI
nole question, Yet we are happy 40 give place
To the speechof HAT gentleman which we con,
cinde M this days paper. IL is the ablest
speech we have seen ON thai vide OF the qucs
ton. Ii is lar superior to MIR. Holmtss We
regret, however, that MIR ). had not been
Sidney is ne school youth. He is katherine he,-
herds boy, whose " sling and stone," Mir
). himself might envy. Such Intolerani stric
lures this of MI SIS. do no good to any cause
whatever. Let us lie justice if we can. No
thing eXtenuaie, nor set down aught IN malice. +"
The more we reject on this Seminole war,
the more wei hear oft, the more rooted are
our impressions on that subject. We utterly
disapprove OF general Jacksons conduct bnt
he is welcome TO do so. Both sides shall be
fairly heard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-18

VoHN GooDE, jr.-ArToKNKY AT LAw-willrrac
- ce IN The inferior and superior of Meek len
burg and BrnnswIck. Persons placing In his hands bu
sness, may rely npon strict attention to t.-His res.
dence is at Brnnswick courthouse.
Feb. IS. oavlv.
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NONNI NILAlLD.
DItDl-on Fiiday, The sih Inst IN the 2Gih year OF
hsl age, MS. MARY ". hcCtLLOCB, vii. OF Nm.
n. McCnloeh, AT her resIceneG IN Amherst county,
(NerdaEt Nae.)-Her disposition WIS amiabie auu
cheerful her morals pure; her religious principles
liberal aud candid, and her talents aud qaa
hned her to NIL, with becoming dsnity aud
any station IN lite TO which Providence might have
called her. She left an infant sou The loss Of her
must be long depered by her husband friends, and all
those " . We best acut.iu a ,rft hon
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~ The haSty Ms. AAcas JHStitia led us into sew
eiai errata, which IL Womb give pleasure
IL we could make them ineligible 10 readers Pub
isheG as IL was, however, the piece has been much
inrcd.
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mis- Is To give notice to The public, that sai send
the mail out on Wednesday up the Three
Noichsd road To Mito2, and from Milton avery
Friday b, o'clock, A. MI think it my dnt, give
the public this Information, there has been some
irTegularity ia its going and returning heretofore
JOHN WOODY, jT. NaH Contractor.
Feb. Is. o.
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or 10 Likejy Ne@roes nj a,c,;o,

or 10 Likely Negroes at Auction.
ON Friday the 2uh insf. will he sold 10 the high
~ est bidder, Tor cash, or 10 as iisely NEGROES
as any III Nirgnis-0uong Them two excellent house
servants, and girl accustomed 10 tle kI,cben.
NAtHiNiLL NELSON,
-3din'0r Of Robert Nelson acc.
The SAFE to be conducted by HERON, siNToN ~ co.
Feb iS. s..tos
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From HGrana.-Advices from Havana 10 The
Isl inst. cohtim the ilioiu.atIun that t,oD
uooiS had gone 10 receive ana garrison the
posts M lioida. The editor oItIe New YORK
DaIiy Advertiser IS informed by 4 fiieu. at
Havana, that W u. Robinson, an Ameri-
can. who was confined IN the AloIG Castle las
al length saIied TOT 81 ain III ia. Packet le..l-
10. uici orders were given Ia tie car tam not
70 pernii tbs unfortunate man TO en,ei The
r"N'- NH -G he 'rraied a. a common Il, i'm