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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

4 letter received from the Territory Of Arkansas
announces the TACT, OF vast importance to to that ter
ntory, and even to the government, that the Com
missioner appointed for that purpose (hlr. Crttpn
dea) has succeeded III making Treaty with The
Quspaw Indians, by which they Ielinquish to the
United States al their lands in that erfil,ny.
We learn further from Arkansas, that good
route has been found for road from Memphis to
llIlle Rock, making the distance Of lao miles be
tween the two points, forty of which are through a
prairie The cutting Of this road will save 500 miles
o the heretofore travelled between the seat oil
The general government and the capital Of Arkansas.
il is supposed that there will not be more than len
bridges the road, and that from the nature oil the
ground the road will be such that ii may be travelled
1T all seasons OF the year
The construction Of this road, in connection with
the Quapaw Treaty, il is supposed viii greatly IN.
The value OF The public lands, and contribute
revenue TO the Treasury from the sale of them IN
mat quarter. Nat. Intel.
Mr.. NEWTON, who was Secretary to the Com
MISSION tor negotiating treaty with the Quapaw
indians, arrived in Washington city on Monday
evening, being the bearer of the Treaty. We are
informed that it embraces complete cession OF the
'itc OF these indians to all the lands in the Terrific
~ OF Arkansas, on terms highly favorable to the
government.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

t" The .Nation's Gaest."-h splendid Masonic
Dinner was given to General La Fayee, in Ba
more, on the 9th inst. by The Grand Lodge Of
Maryland, Among the toasts were the following
Our llustrious brother, LA FAyETrE-he relin
pushed the honors OF the East to assist IN the la
eors Of the West.
General La Fayette arose, and in his accus
'omed feeling manner expressed his gratitude foi
he many testimonies of esteem and friendship which
mad been extended towards him--aud, abiding TO
The prosecutions which were now suffered by Masops
NJ some parts of Europe, he concluded by offering
me following toast -
The memory OF an iustrous patriot and mason,
AANEnAL RIEGo-may the day soon come when
The anniversary of his martyfdom will be celebrated
IN Spain SO TO atone Tor the base and ieiocious
celebration OF the present year.
NE VorM-the Trestle Boa d on which are
aRetched The magnificent operations OF our Supreme
Architect.
The Brethren Of clouds and da kness to the unin'ia
ted.
HE spread Of Masonry throughout the Uora-
lhe Divine decree, Let there be Light never can
DC Weakened by the force OF human power.
The ties Of our Understanding in strength the
Jordan knot they never can be severed
Our Brethren of the South--may Love, Charity
and Concord be their notto UHa0R their Shield
Alter this toast was drank Nj. REaELLo, Charge
des Affaires of the Brazilian government, arose,
and in behalf OF his brethren Of the South, express
cd his thanks for the kind wishes manifested towards
niem. His feelings ON this subject he RENAL Red,
ne could better express than by Offering the fol
lowing:-
The Government and People Of tie United States
May they enjoy forever prosperity, peace, and
plenty the necessary offspring OIL order, energy and
rsligon.
The 18th of Oct. ISL Millions OF Freemen re-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26

r
RlcHaoNp. Oct. 2} Our distinguish
Guest arrived at Williamsburg on Wed.
uesday evening, escorted by The whole
corps OF cavalry. He WAS addressed bv
Mr. Robert Anderson, on the part of the
Committee of Arrangements, who receiy.
ed most appropriate reply.
On Thursday morning, be was invited
TO visit the college of William and Wary.
where he was addressed by President
Smith. The General made reply both
which papers We hope to have an opnor,
iunity of laying hereafter before the pub
lie
A public dinner was given to him by
the citizens Of Williamsburg on the same
day. We have not received an account
OF hese proceedings.
On Thursday, the General was to go to
Greensprlng, escorted by The Williams
9urg troop ut horse-,hehce be was TO
pass to James;own--to embark for Nor
folk in Steamboat, and may be expected
to arrive in Richmond on Tuesday.
All the volunteers Ware discharged on
"Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26

We repubIish the following decision,
because he pon, decided by he Court IN
Dublis is OF the very first Importance to
commercial men. 1t VIII be seen that
foreign Court hold themselves bound to
respect the laws OF insolvency passed, oct
by Congress, out by the leg stature OF a
particular state. We believ= this is the
6rst case of the kind which has occurred
ON this deeply interesting qne ton:
(Bai,smors .americcn.
a late Dublin paper records an ion,
por,ant decision on the iDsoiven, laws OF
the state of New York. The facts are
shortly these: John S. Ferguson sDd hugn
Macgill brought an action against a'exah-
der Cransten and Andrew Alexander, Tor
the recovery CT 900l being The balance
due IRON the defendants. who resided IN
New Yoyk, CrsnSton and Alexander plad-
ca the insolyent laws Of the state OF
srw York in bar The Plaintiffs, III
their replication, admitted 'ae discharge,
but relied upon an ordinance in the corr
stitution Of the United States, ia which n
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale.


ON FRIDAY the 5th day OF Noyemt
~ Der rext. al 10 O'Clock, The subscri-
Der will offer at public sale, al the auction
room OF S. A. Marstelier, tenement. and
LOT of ground on the north side Of Duke
street. 63 leet Ia, the west OF Water street,
10 front On Duke street 9U, 10 depth 81
leef-And another tenement and lot on the
west side Of Water street, about III feet
7 inches 10 the oor'b of Duke street, in
front on Water street 20 ieei, in depth Ia3
feet 5 inches.
The above sale will be made under 4
deed of trust from Horace Field TO ibs
subscriber 10 secure certain debts due
TO the Bank Of Potomac. Terms will be-
made known al the time of sale
r |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
NATIVE GOLD

piece OF nal,ye gold was found not
long since in Mecki~nhurg county, North
Caroiina by black boy, while plough
ing in field. II has been purchased foI
upwards OF 100 dollars by Nlessrs Leaven.
worth, Hayden s. ScoviiIe. manufacturer
of buttons at New York, for the purpose
of being worked into an elegant set of Goa,
buttons, which will bear likeness OF
Washington, aud are to be placed on a
coat OF American manufacture, to be pre-
se0ted to General la fAYETTE,
Buh,more .lmer1cdn.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
District of Columbia,

County # 4steaamdria.
TIHARLES FLETCHER has applied
S/to me Hon WIN. Cranch, ChIei Judge
of the Unled States Circuit Court OF the
District OF Columbia, to be discharged
from Imprisonment under tue act for he
relief OF lnsoivent debtors within the dis
trio; of Columbia, on the fourth Monday
OF November next, at 9o'clock, A NJ. at
the Court House 10 Alexandra whf q aud
where bis creditors are required to aiieGd.
EDMUND /. LEE, G. G..
ort 93 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
District of Columbia,

County Of Aleramdria.
XXTILLlAM NJ. MAYNADiER has sps
Wv piled 10 lbe Hon. William Cranch,
Chief Judge OF the United States Circuit
Court of the District of Counbis, 10 be-
discharged from Imprisonment, under the
act for the reIiet OF .Dsoivent debtors with
in the District OF Columbia, on lae 4th
Monday OF November next, at 8 o'clock
A NJ at The Court House in Ale xaBdrls,
when aud where bis creditors are rtquI.
ed TO attend. EDM. |, LEE, {. q.
oct 26 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
PORTUGAL,

Extract of latter frou Lisbon, Sept. 4th,
Political affairs are worse than ever
Zoe nost the government cen do, is 10 en-
deavoT TO paciiy or soften The aspeTiies
occasoDed by the famsly antiques which
nave Coz 10 the highest pitch against the
KING. Not cnIy in Llsbon do things look
6toCk, but in the country generally dis
co0lenl exis:s, and is expressed in loud
cries against The ministry. Spain is in a
perfect ieFmenl al oresent--strong bodies,
COMMANDED bg able officers. have occasi.
ona!iy broke oUt against the French, and
Cave fought we'll. From present, appear
ances, nothing can save these two coun-
,nps from another Revoluliuo. You may
- xpsct 5000 10 hear OF events, which will
astonsh YOU
Cor u'arkst is miserable; owing partly
TO the misery of the place--ln toe couo>
l;y il ie worse. A law making Lshan a
Fee Port. is agreed upon, and we expect
to see ii published every day-shall imme-
diately forward you copy
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
COLOMBIAN EMBASSY.

His ExceiIency Senior Jose NJ, Salazar,
Minister Plenipo,enllary FROM the Repuc'
lie Of Colombia, with hi. lady and family
and Col. Gomez, Secretary OF Legation,
arrived in Baltimore this morning by the
steamboat iiom frepcb,own, and they IN
tend. we understand, TO make this CITY tor
some time their residence, previous 10 lie
meeting ol Congress at asbmgton.
,Fedsrai Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26

FIVE BLACK SPoTs on THG Sun may be
seen with a good spy giass, as the sun
rises. or until it is from FIVE to seven de-
grees above the horizon The spnts form
a curved line at abon 18th Of the sans
diameteF from It's centre, 10 the Aor,h cas-,
quarter.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26

wa enacted That no indisilGaf state should
make a law. iinpsiring he obligation Of
cohtraets. It was cuDtended by he de-
teniaats that there was f,o such ordinance,
anu ihat i there were, the laws uuder
winch they obtained their discharge, did
not impair the obligation OF contracts. Al
ter loag investigation, the jury found
verdict for the defendants, With costs
NEw YoRk, Oct. 9s.-The following
decision was made on Wednesday in the
Court vi Comnon Pleas, now sitting in
Tins city: hat the owners ds ship were
liable tor damsge.susta,pe by owners OF
goods On freight, iron any other cause
,han those exctPipd IN The bill of iading,
say the dangers OF The sea, meaning, as
explained by the Court, the acts OF God
aud the Dangers from enemies. The suit
vas brought to recover amount OF damage
= siained in parcel OF furs shipped al N.
Orleans for this port, and partially eaten
ny rats. The Court charged that the own
trs OF lbe ship, as common Carriers, were
iId3'e, and verdict was gwen according
~. Believing thar owners and captains
oi vessels are mol generally sufficiently a.
ware ut the application Of this law, this
notice is given thai proper precautions
nay ne observed TO guard against more
serious Consequences
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
PAPER.

A substitute for rags. for paper making,
has been discovered in France. II, will
make the best of paper, al one halt the
present price; aud it is supposed the se'
cret sill be purchased by tue trade, bolh
10 France, England and America.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
A.EsEa1g. a gSi Ezia-s T.:s,
TUESDAY MORNING OCl, qe,

BY reports received al the Navy Depart,
ment, through Commoaore Porter, from
Tbompson's island, as late as The o8Ih al
IL appears that The sick had becone COVE
iescent. and that the general health OF tue.
place had very much improved.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
Public Sale.

10y virtue OF deed of trust from The
~ late Richard Libby to the subscriber,
for lhe benefit of the Bank OF Potomac,
viii be offered al pubic sale. for cash, on
the premises at 10 O'Clock, on the morn
ing Of Saturday, The ;sott Of October neat,
ar>.s two story frame house and OF OF
- ground on toe south side OF King
Tssa street, 81 feet 6 inches to the
s.A.s eastward OF Washington street,
fronting on King street Fl feet 6 inches,
and extending back paralle' ,,h wash
Ington street loo feet.
JACOB HOFFMAN, TrrsieeI
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
Sept go 1900
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26

GIBRALTAR, Sept. S-The French Am.
basssdor in Madrid has complained 10 The
King of the sbominsbe faIsehoods which
are allowed TO be circulated against the
French soldiers, and OF the pains taken
to iusigate quarrels between them and the
Spanish soldiers; and demanded that mes-
sures be taken to put check to such ca
lu;nnies. In consequence Toe KING has
issued decree. aud directed all the au-
lhorities TO detect and bring to punish
n,ent all who attempt 10 delrsct from the
honor and consideration which The French
army. he says, are entitled TO for their
eminent services to bis person, the Spa
nish nation, and the Cause OF religion.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
Bellevue To Let.

TEN4!S place (aIely occupied ny Mlss::.
J. Hodgscn) Is sliutteG Oh tie RIVER go
fon;ac, about three quarters OF 9 ulie naitk'
OF Alexandria; it con.ainS sewers ac fee-of
ground, and comuanus az extensive W,rw
OF tbs town aud Washington I,dna~iiste
possession viii be given. For ters.s. APP
ply TO the Subscriber, upper end oi Pan.
lax street. alaRY BAkRK
oct FL 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
DEATH w ,RDANTS.

The sheriff Of Baltimore county has re-
ceiVed the death warrants for the execu>
ton of negroes George and Henry, cons
victed short time ago 10 the county court
for the perpetra;ion Of a rape upon re-
spectacle female OF the county. under Cir.
cuustances OF the most hurrid aud szgra>
waited nature, They a;e 70 be hung in the
Jail yard on Friday the 29ih inst ID.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
MUIlNY.

Oar epoldents Il the Boston, Cou.
rter ana PARROT have transmitted US the
following Part cuiars obtained from capt.
ascy, OF tn hip Palladium, which arriy-
Ell there from i'oqWlubo, on Monday
og:-A bcut the middle OF June, the
ship Giobe, OF Nantucket, arrived at Val,
paraIso, the cfew having mn,inied, and
murdered !'homas ~ orlh, The commands
er, VIM. S.v lie fiis mate, and John
lombard sece q mate. Ii appears the
mnt,neers tool. tie ship TO the Mulgrave
!slanrs, with the Infection of remaining,
a!|er putting asbCre every thing from Ter
OF any use; !hst they bad quarreIed a.
moDg themselves as to who should be cap
tam, and shot The head mutneer, wound !;
Ell young man, al under officer, and Of,
terw ards hung the steward; suspeCting
him not TO De iavorAbly disposed towards
them; that while The most OF TIE mutt.
neeis were ashore, at The Island above
mentioned. Smith, "a boat steerer,) WHO
was lett on board witn one or two men and
one or two boys, took advantage Of their
absence ,scut tie Caties and made sal, end
on the coast OF Peru fell IN with vessel,
the hrst mate of which Dav!gated her 10
Valparaiso, where she Was taken pOs.es-
sion OF oy The American Consul, !. would
shortly proceed to Ns0tucket, under cotD-
mand OF capt. hsynatd. Ii was uuder-
stood that Smith and MS associates appar-
eOtlY Joined the mulinsers, through tear,
with The determination 10 seize the first
opportunity 20 effect rescue of toe pro-
perry and themselves BaH. .i,a.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
Lost,
Lost,
ON Saturday last, in the crowd, daring;
" tie procession,
Red Morocco Pocket Reok,

HPu SE0rOCcO IOChft nG9H,
much worn, containing FlFIf DOLs
LARS in money. OF the following deserip-
ton: Two ten AMI two five dollar notes Of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of
Georg etown, and tie balance bS,t Fecol-
lected; also sone valuable pagers, smeGg
which were pote OF WIN. Nelson's tor
,pwards Of 4aO dollars, Joseph SewaPs
note for rs dollars. Benjamin siarri.'s ilr
two dnlIacs, Thomas Sangsfer'+ noe, on
which balaDce is due OF 81 dollars, he
other notes are entitled 70 c?edits. IA WI
he seen on examination. rs Il is probable
Inc pocket book was stoles, tie thief nav
h3ye taken the money. aud dfopt toe
book, So that ii may iatl iafo he hands of
an innocent person, wus, on deJy. RIM it
to the printer or 70 Lewis Hmkins,> Shall
receive Ave dollars reward; and ii louud
with The noney 10 ii. sid delivered as a.
bove, suitable ccepsDsauon will be-
made to the huder. the pubic are cas~
toned aga'osl receiving said notes.
oct xi-G RICHARD WREMN>
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
Notice,

; do hereby forbid all persons Irom shoot
q ing. bunting, ranging OF trespasshg in
any manner on my lands in Alexandria
ald Fairfax counties.
C.. F. WHITING.
oct 93-3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
TWO LOTS CT LAND.

binding on the Georgetown road, snd COP
tguous to the town. They contain about
twelve. acres, are we'll eDclo.ed, and 10
Timothy. Also, one annuity OF ieot IN tee
OF four hundred aud forty four dollars,
charged on a lot OF ground in The said
town on the NORTH side OF Volt aud west
side of Union sireet-common!y called
the dis'jIIery loi. The terms VIII be made
known on the day Of sale, Cash will be
required. however, unless other terms can
then b" agreed on by the parties concern
ed, add q resale will immediately take
place al the Isqe of the first purchaser, un,
less the terms OF the sale are Immediately
complied With K. TAYLOR.
oc, &c 4
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
Best Chewing Tobacco.

Best CneWihS tobacco
EHlTTY kegs manufactured TOBACCO
IL g and l2's Barclays brand, wsrfani'
ed superior to any IN the district, just re-
ceived by the sloop Richmond, Knox,
master, from Richmond. For sale by
.lnly 2s--wtt j. D, BROWN, Agent
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
E.o0s Here!
Columbian Insurance Ufi,cc.

Alexandria. lI5A Of Oct. 1894.
NJ Office is hereby given. to the stock
j holdefs OF this n<tl,u'ion, TIA az o.
LECTION for ele cen Directors ID serve
the ensuing year, viii b. belt al IT'S Or
tce, between the. hours o. TO 4 n. AID
Z ?. NJ. on Monday, the Psi day al no,
vember next; JASlES SANDEHS0N,
Nv J-tJgtarv.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
A Card.

n CdiU.
MFR. GENERES presents bis respect.
IVA to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of A,
lexandria, and has the honor of informing
them that his School will commence the
First Week an Norember.
Days OF tuition. Fridays and Saturdays,
oct2I 81,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
vi AR (ItD

UhNU IED,
On Monday the 18th Instant, al Chest
nut-tliil, King George county, Va. by The
Rev. f. c. Mcclure, Nlr, GastaDus B. f.
ierondsr, Attorney at Law, to Miss Sarah
b, Stuart
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26

81 casks of choice dairies. received and
~ for sale by S. MESSEitbMiTH.
oct 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26

ST. FeAHcIsv;LLE. Lou Sept. Is The
period is ocw passed wban there can be
any increase in cur Cotton crop, and we
regret 70 say, i! will be shari indeed, The
rot. that desdly fee to cotton, has, on ma
NJ plantations, committed fatal rsvsgrs,
while the drought preven'ed he gro" b
of the plant, and occssioned great cas-,
ing OF the torms. W. have conveysed
With many experienced planters. mho con-
cur in the opinion, that the crop will be
little, If any, heavier this year than tina! OF
the last, Such samples OF cotton az We
have seer, are OF excellent quality, aad
such is the improvement 10 cotton gins,
aud the general adoption OF tie improve
,nerts, that we feel satisfied that The crop
will present fairer aspect when the Gar~
he, opens, than any hitherto offered III
New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26

The following geollemen compose the
three several committees wbo are TO dis
penae the premiums at tee exhibition ct
he Agricultural Socie.y Of the counties Of
Loudoun, Fauqujer, Prince WiIiism, sna
Fairfax 10 10 be held in LessbuIg Oh tie
Sd day OF November next,
(Lsssbarg Eashing,onjan,
Committee of ,4srlca!iure Burr Pow
ell, Daniei Jsnney George Farter, sgd
nor Bailey, William I. T Mann
Committee Of Domestic ManWactures -
John White, kobert Rradeu, George Rust,
Jr John II. McCste, Tasksr c GnjDjaD,
Tn5ie Committee --Aris Buckoer, G F.
Mercer. FsYetfe Ball. George VI. Chiches
ter, Lewis P. w. Ba!ch
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26

&4&&R2 Dy VIitu0 VI d Uccti VI pBSt ITUu
wgE Jacob Hoffman and wife, 20 Sc.
SagS cure the payment of certain sums
s3sysasa OF money therein mentioned, the
! subscriber will sell at public auction, TO
! The highest bidder, Cat The sugar refinery,
hereinafter nentioned) on the t,geafy. sec
ora dag OF neat month. the following pro-
perry, lying 10 and adjoining TO the town
ct Alexandria, viz. The property on
which the said ticfinan hath for some years
resided, bounded BY Washington, Qseen
and Columbus Streets, and extending eos
teet on Washington the same on CoIutn-
bus, and 24s teet 10 inches on Queens,
On this property there is sDscious and
well built BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
with all necessary out houses of brick,
good garden and large ice house. Also,
4 SUGAR REFINERY
With all the usual and necessary impls-
ments and appurlenances connected by d
hiick wall and shed, with argee two
story brick warehouse end meat house
Ali built within a few years past, and
believed 10 he in complete order for car
Tying on business. There is also on the
same lot OF ground a two story brick dwell
ing house, lately erected on Queen street,
ana t~o other wooden dwelling houses
which are rented on grouad rent tor ever,
and pay ht'y dollars per year. This pro
perry will be sold altogether or in lots 10
suit purchasers, as viii be made known On
the Gay OF sale. Being situated in the
centre OF TIE town, very highly improved.
aud IN situation every "ay dssIra Die; it
presents an object to capitalist, which is
rarely 10 be met. Al the same time and
place, and under the authority Of the same
deed | shall sell
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
AUCTION SALES.
Alexandria Property for SAFE
All AUCTION.

&xgzs By virtue of deed of trbst from
MgEM Jacob Hoffman and wife, 20 Sc.
SagS cure the payment Of certain sums
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
MILITARY COUNTY LANDS.

FU1HE subscribers have formed partnership the pur-
pose OF paying taxes, geuing deeds recorded, &c in
Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas and have made the follow
ing arrangement: The business In Illinois will be attended
to by NATHANIEL sANDuRN, residing IN vandala,
Stale OF Illinois, and that In Missouri and Arkansas by
DAVID T.. CuYLER, in 81. Louis, Missouri.
general sale Of Illinois Bounty Lands made in Van
daa, In the nosth of December, 1925 when about 5000
quarter sections sold for the of 1922 aud pre-
vious years, subject TO be redeemed within year. by
paying double the oftax and Of SALE The
dersigned ~ Sanburu III attend reeeming land Tor
owners and paying taxes on the same, according To law
great allowance wall be made in all where specie
paving bank notes certificates of depose received
The undersigned D. K. Cuyer will attend agency
of lands in Missouri and Arksnsas and these lands
have generally become taxable they will probably be sold
the present unless the taxes regularly paid.
Business in the above line will be attended mod
crate compensation aud the terms will he for
resident land holders those OF any other agent.
ALI letters postage paid) requesting Information,
directed according the foregoing arrangement, will
NATHANIEL SANBURN,
Tune 3. a-9tt DAVID T.. CUYLER.