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iBY AUTHORITY
JAMES MONROE
President etlbe United Stat, ot America

President e The United stairs o. America
10 all aud sHeairr n trhom these prts, uts shalt
eotqs erecting
Whereas "a TREATY bcnvern the L States Of
America aud the Cherokee indiaas Haa made
and concluded, 90 tue t@eniy- fourth 10y ut
O,tnber, onr thousand cisht hundred mud
tour, = uc harrison al lIl,u, nu thrfa',rr
rruund " thin the United stair. By ramir'N
.iuncrs on TIE past n the l'u'cH ats'es, aud
certain Ch,el aud Warrior OF stid uuJj9n, ON
the rarl mud N hchhlt ot sid nation, which
Is IN the words following, IL WI
.lriicles ola fftai9 bdp,cq ~ Ulitfa 9i8ts, Of
.Imsr,ca and m Ctrhk,e i9l,a's
Danirl Smith aud Return J hrirs, being
commissioned by ! hnmas Jefferson. President
III the United states, with powers ri acting "a
hrhnlt NJ the United Suites, ~ arranging Ger
tain matters with Ia, Cherokee nutiun Of In
dlho, md The uuderwr,tien prineipui Chief,
representing thu ,nd nation. having mel the
Commissioners ,n It conference nj Ielhro,
aud having tal,cr into Their confederation Ger
min propositions mndr to them by the .nd
Commissioners OF the Uuiled Slnlrs thr paI.
ilrs aforesaid, have unanimously agreed aud
stipulated as IS definitely expressed In the
following articles
Ahfictr Ii For the confederation here
matter expressed. the Cherokee nation relin-
quish aud csde to the United Suites, ~ tract ct
land bonudlnf, soulhcrly, on the boundary
line between The state OF Georgia and the sad
Cherokee uutiuu, beginning on Il point on the
said boundary line northnesicry nt the most
northwest plantation, ~ the settlement knoWn
hp tie name ol " iiIo dsSrtlrment, aud run
niug al right angles with lhc sid boundary
line tour miles ~ the Cherokee lands thcuce
AT right eurles soutllWc,tcry aud parallel 10
the FIRST mentioned boundary l,nc, So i,r ~
thai line, To hc ran nj right anelel sonlherly
To- the hrt mentioned boundary tine, shail ia.
olude, IN thu cc>siou, all the plantations IN
WaNordS settlement, 50 eelhd ~ nlors,d
NmcIT I'd. For, and In consideration Of,
the relinqulshmrut md cesston, ms rkrresscd
IN tho first nrnclc, the United States, upuu
/ signing the rresrnt Treaty, shnll cause 10 be
i delivered - the s"rokccs, useful goods
Wnres, nnd merchandise, 10 the amount ol
| five thcusand dollars, or that sum IN mono
al the option Atimely signi6rd) III III, Chcro
kcce, and shall, also, cause To- be delivered,
annually, to thcm, other useful goods Ia the
amount OF Que thousand dollars, ~ money To
tint amount, nj the option OF the 'hrrak,rs,
timely notice being rivcn, IN ndditnn 10 TIC
anunitY heretofore stipulated, mud To be drliy
cred Al the usual luIr OF thCir reteH ing their
anuuity.
In witness Of all sud every hing, herein
determined between the United Slnies and
the Cherokee nation, the parties hive here.
nnto 81 their hands aud senis IN the Garrison
ii Icllco. on Cherokee gfpund, within the
United states, this twenty fourth day ol Octo=
Der, III the year one thousand eight hundred
and four, md ia the twenty ninth yrur ol the
Independence and sovereignty oil the United
States.
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Capt EIwrtf, arrived at Salem, l,h
Valparaiso 18th Feb. aud brings no news
nj Importance. The last dates from Limo
were about The Goth of January, At which
time the Royal trnops had not entered thr
city, but II MS understood ihey could Il
They chose the merchants had prinripll
iy retired 10 Calho. Report sly, ilp5r
we're Observation-Disclosures between the 90
lumbar aud Peruvian troops and II WAS
ihnusht Bolivar would return IN Colombia
II was ais" reported thai there was very
lliir confidence IN The crnmrut- tltd
every thing exhibited the utmost confusion.
and II was conircthrrd that the rrrn laus
would come upon some terms with The
Royal troops.
-...sNe...
A French llsate arrived NJ Gibraltar sd
Of Aprll, from Algirrs, with al III, span
ish prisoners taken by tue Algcrines, the
difference between the Sna0iards aud Al
grrlnes having been settled The AlIc
rUcs had taken all heir ,es,cls Of any con.
sequence into shoal vatur aud stripped
them.
.hercGH papers 10 the 10th ult have
been received AZ hc Office of the Nalioral
Gazette, Philadelphia. Mr. Walsh says
the MeVlcan Congress appears IL have re
gardrd the country as in a fearful crisis, re-
curing very energetic executive. The
wide prevalence Of discomfort aud troachc
~ ieaycs no alternative. We have recciv-
ed a publication, issued IN the Mexican
metropolis on the 10Th of April, which
contains a copy ola private eommunlca-
ton Of the lex emperor ltnrhlde, dated Cd
November, 1925, To hing Ferdinand, aud
obtained through bribery, AT Madrid, by a
friend Of Mexican independence. Iturhlde
stated 10 the King of Spain, that all his
movements in Mexico had been studiously
adapted To the purpose of retaining the
throne ofthat country for Spanish Bour-
bon that h. had Intentionally ahstalncd
from reducing the Castle of st. Juan de
Uloa, as he might have done II the begin
Ming, with view To leave Point daPpt'
for the Royal cause thai the natives oi
Mexico are incapable of governing
themselves. &c
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Lottery mud Exchange Oldre, Id, Mafhetst
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOZ II
TN. LA5I LOTTERIES wcre sold, qnh
NHI.RE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN AT ANY OTHER
OFFICE N AMERICA
Order, from ohy part Of the United sta,e',
either by 'aa,l Onsl paid) or private convey
auce, eocIos,ugthe ca.h or prizes IN amy ~
lhc Baltimore lotteries, will meet The saiiis
prompt mud ruucfrnl attention rs If on per-
soual appiieatinn addressed TO
! | COIE9, tr- Baltimore
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IN one Nrnwing onlN \

At the present interesting nnd highly At
lrncllsr pct,od Of The Graiid State Lottery.
lbuse not yet supplied with tickets or shares
should mike application without delay IN or.
der 10 prcvani disappointment, rs The tickets
dre becoming source ondlhe demand increas a
my,
~ Distant adventures may with confidence
'rrnbrd their rcmittoUces IT, CDllENS OIL
iICI, Tor II lhcll orders should not arrive in
tme, the amount enclosed win be returned
by the frat mail, or If they 50 direct, will be
invested ia surh other lottery on hand MS th-
state oi the whrri III il might Justify
Whole ticket go, may produce 100000
ilEli, To- may produce 10000
Quarter Il, may produce 20i0On
Eighth, . 90, may produce 1000
] O be Ind. Mnrrnninl mndrnMn III
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lt)SS'l'

an the 9oIh ut. between Mr.. Tayloc's
" aud iynchbura, u POCKET BDOk, con
thinning sundry BONDS and KLtLIII5 to IA
Considerable amount II restored so the sub.
se"iher, reward Of five dlIlnre will be given
II found, To- la lril With MIR John I Johnson,
nonr Nj Aicholss.
JAMES CuNDffF
June II ltJR
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SIANHAS
Where's the man who srrks for lame
Haste the laurel give him
Untold the scroll, aud write his name,
lis all the grave will leave him.
Where i he who seeks for GoH
Gvr let noueht annoy il
When few briei dlt>s are told,
M more can he ENJOY it
Where the bosom swclid with prtd,
spare i would not wound it =
For death win Irvine, Al cyrnlidc,
Iii. mean s,ahi garmcnt round II
Who're the heart "a Ptrturt bcut
fu.r'-a double men. 0rr-
iIealtn. aud lnc. - morrow spent
Gone viii b. the treasure.
Where the soul that looks nbore
Pleasure, gold and glory
Such u, earthly po,sious move
such IL live in story
Take each cup of Joy away.
To other III and given
Oh what are all these hanblr' sny--
10 hun Nhosc hont IS htlt,H.
EpfnEAM.
oc rrai, hi friend (vho chang his state
or binding fast himself aud hate
IA union 50 dipinp
Vcdioeks the end OF lite h. cried,
90 true, ala said Jack, and sighd
Twill be The end Of mine
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Grand and Splendid Drawing

'oliES'a Oh ti'I., IA, Mafkei-st.
Bdit,hort May N. 1924.
The most splendid drawing ever Witnessed
in Baltimorr, win Ink piaer On Thursday The
2iIh ot NEXT MOA1H lenc, by distributing
from The wheels n tn GRAND STATE
LOTTERY of Murylhud the following mag
n,hcent cnpitnl9
100000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars, 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars, & of 1000 Dolls
Resides % OF goo, Ia OF 90, aud 227 Of -
dollars, the whole payable in CASH, and 10
hu MI awarded
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w t. appointed ID. FEl{OUNoN, Jr'
10 transact the business oil The late con
crrn OF FrfcinRd, t,tcu,on d Co, who i, Il
lone authorised 10 settle and collect the debt
due then, aud To whom application Will bc
made Tor payment of debts due by them.
WILLIAM FNEILNND,
WILLIAM II. NISGFIELD,
DUrGAID FERGUSON. Jr.
OWENS 9. row LIZ.
Juno &. N1wtJ2
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with certain conditions, one of which limi-
| led the duration If the Treaty 10 the
pleasure of the parties, and another limit
I'd TIE right OF search to the African Seas.
ot these conditions, the grounds of nhicc-
ion 10 the Treaty, and itr votes upon il.
| II not presented to the public in an official
form, We shall hereafter present a further
account TO our readers, Nat. int.
SLAVE TRADE.-.Thjs disgracrfuI
! traffic Is still continued Notwithstanding
the eyertions of thr States and Great
Britain 10 suppress II. Il IS stated that a
vessel arrived at Malauzas in the last week
oi APra, from Africa, With OH HuNotrD
AND foRrY SLAVES ON BOARD.
BY THE steam ship we have New Orleans
| papers of the 9th May. The water IN the
Mississippi and its tributaries Mas, il ap
pears, rising rapidly. a httcr from friend
has the following paragraph
The eternal rivers have risen within
four inches as high as they were last year
and considerable planter, twenty noles
up the coast, whose sands were inundated
last season, told me last evening, that he
apprehended the same misfortune tins
year.
The House of Representatives, istrange
as 1t may seem of Louisiana, have refused
To concur with the Senate Ut that State, in
a TIL giving the choice OF presidential elcc
tors 10 Tie people How does the exam
pie OF onneelcnt put To shame the States
OF New York aud Louisiana.
~ !. .4ma.
-...hNe..
Extract ofc litter 10 tie Editor Of the a
mertcun Mercury. tHnrtford, COM from
dgeatteman Of h,gh standing an 0hJo,
dated
GINcINNATi, April 20, 1894
Adams, Clay and Jackson are the only
candidates that will receive any support
here and as far as our Committees OF
rrespondence, Arrangements, Vigilance,
&c. can learn, Mr.. Adams will have IA de
eIded majority"
"The ttco .fmericds, Great B1~tdin, and
the Hoiy .iiiWct. "A pamphlet under this
lilIe nas just appeared. To EXHIBIT all the
eXccllences of this production would re-
qure regular critique but IT may cot be
anis3 Ia notice II IN a cursory lnanncr The
learned author displays a great CONNER
cal, statistical, and geographical know
itdSc, and minute acquaintance with an
Gent and modern history, rarely 10 be
inCnd. With "A sort Of intuition, he disco
yero the relative condition of all people aud
countries, from the AtShans 10 the Hay
lilens-lrom Japan 10 Peru. 9'he oblect Of
the essay Is Ia shew that the participation
of Great Britain in the designs of the Holy
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TuE TARLfE BILL.

What are The features of the law, and
what will be the results 1t IS only a blll
for repcnur: it will add about lirrr nil
lions to the Treasury winch, IA the con
sinners must pay, may be considered an
unnecessary tax Of three miIllone upon the
people, while our Treasury IS overlooking.
We doubt whether il will benefit tue manu-
lecturers, aud iceI satisfied that next year
we shall be again honored with Their pre-
sence and petitions for further aid
" J. Nut. .ldr.
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@[S-

The T. { frgate Constitution, Captain
Jacob Jones. arrived at \. York on Thurs
day, from Gibraltar, whence ahe sailed on
the 10th ult. The Constitution has been
ab.rnl rather more than three years, haN-
ing left Boston on the 18th May, 1921, dur
ing which TIM She has sailed IS $50 miles
The Z. s. ship Cyane, Capt. Creighton
arrived at Gibraltar on the 9th Aprll, from
New York. Via France, al well Tn W
dow Of the American Consul, Still, and
family haze returaed home in TIE Coustl
tuition.
When the Constitution left Gibraltar,
there was no news of political nature
The officers aud crew are generally in good
health.
The Constitution was aground IN the
East River for short time on Thursday 49,
hot Was got oil without ipJary. Rat I'm.
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a SYVHE NOV Sc

10 RENT OR LEASE.
INEiE STORE HOUSE Mt Otter Bridge, for
- many years occupied 10y Capt, s. Read,
GxvrA is now offered for rent or lease
T..:ns, for u term Of year.. A small
.,s,g2 family can he accommodated
-Al112z-1A with comfortable DIV ELLING
HOt 81 in the yard, gatdeh attached, md
all necessary buildings. Should these not ba
wanting, the store house will he rented sepa-.
rate, and board furnished 10y the subscriber,
who now resides nj the place. Possession ii.
vesI Isl 5eptegiber, Or sooner il required
mo LEFINICH
Otter Bridge, June s. w4w42
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...s@s..

Baltimore Rrces.-Tue,day last was the
first day of the races Of the MARYLAND As
socialon for the improvement Of ;hr breed
of horses. Tn. only entry WAS Mr.. Nynu's
Va. bay flly FaiWa,' winch took the
purse of $4,000, four mile heats, by galloplng
raund the course. On the second day the
purse of $500, WAS taken by Mr.. Mynn's
mare Plotina, beating with Ease Mr. VIII
sous horse Greytoand.
90
SmdH PoI.--Tn Philadelphia werI, be-
fore last there were f0u deaths by the
small pox. H. New York during the same
week there were nineteen deaths by the
same disease.
We understand there il no truth in the
Report that Mr.. Randolph IS gone to ioiu
Lord Byron. W. cauuut ascertain 1. ,on
what foundation such q report could c,ntain
currency. Denlo. 1cSS.
SmG Saiiing-A New (orl, paper
states, that the ship Mentor, which sailed
from thot port on Thursday week for
Charleston, reached sandy Hook, distant
I'om the City thilty miles, in an hour ana
i iirenty minutes thus passing through the
water at the rate OF iWenty tuv miles an
} houf =
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subordlndtion in the navy THE world
will not rg-echo tins sentiment. Even m
Tue Navy 40 inferior has his rights-parli.
ealarly when his superior chooses 10 throw
OF his rani, or to forget lis Obligations.
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with certain conditions, one of which limi-
ted the duration If the Treaty To the
pleasure of the parties, and another limit
ed TIE right Of search to the African Seas.
ot these conditions, the grounds of nhicc-
llon 10 the Treaty. and ltr VOTES upon it,
ltn"t presented to the public in an official
form, we snail hereafter present further
account TO our readers. i.hdt. Int.
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS

June I
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Anil 20
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ZEN dollars Reward.
august 81,

JCNAWA1 from ihe SUBSCRIBER, livRfg
IL in Pittsylvdnia county, Virginia, on Mon
day the I'd inst. IA negro boy rina,ed JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, Is years old, 4 feet 10
or ii inches high, quite IA smart spoken boy,
ma on when he tett home, a pair of blue
checked pantaloons,a coarse cotton shir, had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark recolec.
ted.-iie was Seep on Wednesday night the
lIih inst at Mr.. Swinney's, near Lynciburg,
aud do cApect he is lurking about town
Whoever may aprrrhend the said boy and
deliver him 20 me, or lodge him in Jail so that
get him again, shall receive the above re.
ward.
WILLIAM WARE.
August %. ute2
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d. the Prssiien. 81. The Tniiea States:
TN pursuance Of law, | JAMES MoSRoE
l. President Of the Unled States, do hereby
proclaim and make known, that public sale
will be held ut the t0ion 0f Jackson, the seat
Of government of the state of Mississippi, on
the fr,i fonddy IN December neri, for the dis
posal of the land situate in tire following des-
cribed townships aud fractional townships in
the district oflsnds aeded totlre united Suites
by the Choeiaw Indians, viz
East Of The Meridian line Of fhe District West
Of Pcdri Rieer.
Fractional townships Nos. II, Is, i6, & II,
OF range No. 4
Il, ID, 10, q II,
of range No. o
Wesi Of The Meridiun line ofAte Ch0eiaw Dis
townships No. Z, 8, o, 10, aud II,
oil range No ]
Z, 9, o, aud 10,
z, 9, and 9, 3
Last q He Meridian Line Of HE fhoctdt1 Dis
.rici.
townships NOT, 2, 10, II, -, of range No.
The lands reserved by law for the use of
schools, ar for othor purposes, will be escIu-
ded from the sales, which will commence
with the lowest number OF section, township
and range, and will proceed irregular nume-
rioal order.
Given under myhand, nt the City of Wash
ington, tins fifteenth dey OF July, 4. ID. 1924.
JANIS MONROE.
BY The President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner Of the Gen. Land Office.
Aug. q. mtds 3
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Ruantico Canal I.oItcry. I'm clnss
SClJE.llE.
G0si Pfi-es, 1880 tick $4,000
1926 Jidnks, cts ut 81.

-
fhis is alourry formedhy the tprnar, rom
hiuatiun and perturbation ot % No. To de-.
ierinlne thr prizes therein the2r w. will Lc
pnbhely placed INTO wheel un III, dny ~
drawing, aud four ol H.rm be drawn nut lnJ
that iitNot having on ii the lst, I'd an1 RI
Nos. drawn from the wheel, in the .t,lrr il,
WhIch drawn,'wifI hr entitled 10 the highest
Pri1e lhpsc oths'r ilckelS which shall
have on them the same nuu,tsers IN the olL.r
orders OF combination aud perm,ft.tiop "A IN
each he entiued 10 prize Of 2,nen those
- other tickets which shalt have on then,
three OF The drawn numbers, aud those three
The lst, III sad 9Th, will each be entllr, tn !,
prize of $1,000 those q other ticket, which
shall have on them thrve OF the drawn Nos
aud those three the ist, 81 and Ah, will be
each enutled1o prize of $500 those Il 9th.
er tickets which shall have on them three al
he drawn Nos. viz the ID, 3d and 4th. nil
ench be entited 80 n prize of S3iQ those an,
dtckcis Which SHAFT have or, them two of the
drawn Nos and thos. two tide 8d.sud oh
drawn, Viii each he entitled To pri2e OF sSa,j
all others having on them two OF the ,lrn, n
Nos. (being 690) will each be entitled TO n
prize of $40 aud all those which snail have
one OF the drawn Nos. on (bring 6o72) vii
each be enliiied toa prize OF So
M"tickr, @k,eh shalt have drawn n -ri-c a,
superior denomination eau be entitcdto an
inierlsr tsiIe. Prizes payable % DAYS ofter
the drawing, md setjrct as usual tofa ,iednc.
zion of 10 per cont
Lac drawing w.iluaitc elace on THa-x5ou
VI" 18TH day OF AoremoOr next or nj n mich
ear''"r day fthe sale OF tickets will warran,
j.
Whole Tickets S5-iIalvcs 50 5o-ouar,,rs
81 a5.
Packages Of Q tickets embracing the o.
combination and perirhtniina tiumhers of the
lottery, warranted TO draw, =, least 500, les
uen 10 per cent may also be had nj the ..,,n,
rnie, bat on thai day the tickets will s,usi,s> c
y be advanced TO IS.
!AGRhM r.. NORTH
.Innc 4
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At A NEE ING

ar The President and Directors 81 the
~ Igaetbirg 4, Salem Tarnp.ke Company,
a, the Fran klin Hotel, in Lyoehburg, on the
81 day 81 September, 1871
ORDERED, that the stockholders Of the
Lgnrsbarg and saiem THrnp,te Company pay
10 Ire treasurer, on or before the 18th day Of
October neIt, quest MONTH Ten D0iisrs on
each OF their several shares nj stock.
JOHN LYNGR, Clerk
Sept 10 WHO 5
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Robert Ri.es aud Alexander Brown, surviv
ing PARTNERS of Robert Bives, james Murphy,
and Alexander Brown, late merchants aud
partners, trading under the firm OF kives,
Murphy and Brown, eompt ats.
against
cambridge Clasby, Mary Clashy, widow of
William CLASSIFY, deed, William CLASSIFY, John
Spencer aud Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
CLASSIFY, Johu Staples and Anne his wife, tor
meily Anne CLASSIFY, William MantiPly aud
Polly his wife, formerly Polly CLASSIFY, Dabney
T.. Bryant and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth CLASSIFY, Susanitah Hales, formerly
Susenneh Ciasby, Greed {. Carter aud Polly
his wife, formerly Polly CLASSIFY, and Martha
CLASSIFY, William CLASSIFY, JohnJlasby, Virginia
and Elizabeth Clasby, James CLASSIFY and 10
bert CLASSIFY, infsnts aud heirs of Thomas
CLASSIFY, decd, by Greed {. Carter, specially
assigned their guardian, defts.
~ If4.SCERY.
On the motionof1he complainants, by their
counsel, who filed their bill, and il appcering
10 the satisfaction of the conr, that the de-
PENDANT pandridge CLASSIFY Is not an inhah-
tant OF this commonwealth, aud without the
jurisdiction of this court il IS ordered and
decreed, that the defendants IN this country
be restrained from paying away, se,,reting, or
otherwise disposng OF, any money, property,
or other effects, which they may have in their
hands, or which may hereafter come 10 their
hands, belonging to the absent defendant, 10
the amount OF seventy dollars, subject TO the
further orier aud decree OF this court, con-
corning the same and ii is further ordered,
that the said absent defendant cambridge
CLASSIFY do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in November uext, aud answer the
bill OF the compliments, and that copy of
this order lie forthwith inserted i'm " the tir-
once week for eight weeks, successfully,
previous to the said day, aud that another
copy thereof be posted up at the front door
Of the courthouse of this county on some
court day. A cory--Tesle,
3 SPOTSWO0D GARLAND, Clerk
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Notice.

TNiE subscribers having removed from
l. this place, earnestly request all those
indebted 10 them, to come forward and settle
their accounts as speedily as possible, as they
are DESTROYS TO close the bushes. Of the cot =
Germ.
We have appointed Mr.. Calvin Tate .
Mr.. Ammon HancoSk, to settld and adjust az
debts due US. Ihe books and papers viii be
kept at the store Of Alessrs Eanrock & Brow
CAMPBELL b GREENWA.
August q, sew
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drugs and Medicines.
SxS
III
WAITER II. MIDDLETON,

arc fHfC.fRI .iND DRt GGIST,
AS received directly from New York
H and Philadelphia, - supply OF hRuGS
and fresh Family MEDICINES, OF The puret
quality, which will be sold at the Richmond
prices.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants, aud Others, who buy large quantities,
ana cannot at all tunes Gnd it cnpyenienl to
pay The chsh can he supplied on a liberal ere
DIT, where pnnelnality i, observe ed Families
Ah this Town, aud is vicinity, snppicd with
medicines pai np IA ihe incest sly le, payable
fr1,f ys"e.y
dc has also received. tos!ish ond Ameri.
can White LEAD, ground ia oil dry ditto :
Spanish Brown, IN oil dry dfto Vel.
low Ochre IN oil; dry ditto. Spirits at
1nrpehline Linseed Oh Venetian Red ,
Ned Lead frussian BlHc No. and , Sn.
Inrior Chrome yellow; ratcHt Green, spruce
yellow Dutch Pink Mineral Grrrn Kings
yellow Rose. Fink, LylLargc, English and
American Fefmiiion, ivory Black; Paint
brushes of eynry description Englsh aud
American Terra dc Sienna black Lead
Lamp Bleok Turkey umbcr, Cold Leaf oi
superior quality5 Silver ditto; Spanish Viii
ting fhris ditto, American clue superiur
Blue SmalIs Pumicc stone; Coach Copnl
Narnisb, Furniture ditto, Gum Cepal; Ground
Ihmwood Stone Oehre Logwood, ground
shd ~ sticks, sc. &c. together with every
other Paint and bye stun NOW ia use. i
snure ebmpleir assortment Of good, IN his line
never has been offered in this markct before,
hnd he earnestly sOlicits his friend, aud The
public Ia give him n Gull, To- whom he returns
his grea,lm Acknowledgment for pnst patron.