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the flames; aud cveu his second edition shared the
same fate He and his coadjuto,s afterwards
printed the whole Bible. But poor riudale did
not live tn much of the Saiutary effects of his
pious aud la6oriouS cNeftions; for while preparing
his second edition. he taken mn ior hcresv, us
the PapSts call it, aud like his Tcstamou,s burnt
ashes. Nevertheless his Bible outrode the storm of
opposition, and being revised by john Rogers and
otherS, was printed under the borrowed name Of
Matthcw-waS dedicated to Henry VII in 1851,
and Is known by the name of Matthews Bible.
This was the first Bible that obtained liberty to
speak publicly in England. After this, seven
learned men translated what is called the Geneva
Bible; and others the Bishops Bible, &c.
But none of these pleased Hing James, and hc
appointed fity-our learned men, un,ct CERTAIN &c
sttictons, to make new Translation: however
only iorty-se OF them undertook the work; and
they gave Us present Bible, aud perhaps viewed
altogether, is the best printed in language
a great dty's ,co,h.--On the Sd inst. Quartus
Kingsley, blacksmith in Northampton, Mass.
with a hand To blow and strike, made two hum
dred and four horse shoes in eleven hours and
forty minutes.
Traic 10 South ,1meri,. Prom the Is, OF
March, 1924, Il the LIST OF January, 1928, there
have sailel from the United States for various
ports Of South America, south OK the line, 275
vessels: namely 10 ships, , barls, 163 brigs, So
schooncrs, and sloop. Or these 10 cleared At
Philadelphia, O. at New York, u at Baltimore,
81 at Boston % at Salem, 8 at Norfolk, g at
Alexandria, and the remaining eighteen at va
riouS ports.
The above paragraph is furnished by mcr
chant who has kept list of all the claaranccs
recorded in the Philadelphia Gazette. and as
great care is bestowed on our shppias !lst, de-
pcndance may be placed on the statement. Ii
will be observed that it docs not include the
elcarances TO Columbia, and GUYANA, those
countries lying north ofthc line. To have kept
an account OF the vessels that sailed to Coln-
ba, would, our friend observes, have been an
endless tass.-l Pal G0S.
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FEAR.

"if evils come not, all our fears are vain,
AID if they come, fear but augments our pain
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eICHARD POLLARD will continue to transact
a VI business in Lynchhurg, .3ltctionecr and
General Commission Merchant. He will, az here
toore, attend to the selling and shipping of tobacco
and other produce for planters. county merchants.
and others Also, to the receiving and forwardino
of goods-to the purchasing Of produce on commits
sion and to the transaction of bank business as
agent. In short, to all business coming properly
within the scope of an Auctioneer and Commission
Merchant. All consgnments that he msy be ia
vored with, and all business that may be entrusted
to him, viii meet with due attention. His Office is
in the large brick house the junction Of First
street aud Fourth alley, the Franklin Hotel.
Jan ii w4w
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From The Hallowel ClIc1 Advocate

ffc' i3e li3i.owell (Nc) Advocate.
W., IrH IN sur iW'.-Captain VIM Ken
daH II. of Waterfalls, has recently pnt into sue
ces-'u' operation au improved circular saw. adapt-
@" 10 mill logs NJ tho largest size. This saw :,
capable OF making boards at the ASTONISHING rate
OF iorir--'v superficial icot in minute, planing
'ncin no the same time. Those who have witnessed
t1s tH'cts, are fully appraised Of its utility, in
country Astounding IN pine timber, particularly as
iS'am"ab'y adapted 70 tide waters and streams
Oh low hcads' or may DC conveniently propelled by
steam tmec-iourihs. at least, Of the power re-
CURED IN the usual way Of saving, is saved bv Mr.
hendais machine, which at the same time makes
much smoother ard better boards. About 100000
ieet have al5eady been made, though captain Ken
DAN IS not prepared to make business Of saving,
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One o. The las, Pari; pape~ publishes letter
from Spin, h:ch sa, tn. thr"a thousand meu
who In been lssenh' Corunu, t. embark
for Havanna in the two frigaic- built AT Fsr,oi,
rose in DO l. and rctu t. -. The greater
part ~ the il is all'l deserted into the com
try. VIII the no doub form Il strong faction
against the government
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4 NO. WAYLES BAKER will practice Law in
% the Superior and Inferior Courts held in the
counties of Amelia, Cumberland and Powhatan
He may be found at the clerks Office of Amelia
county, where he resides. Jan. 11-3t
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till Sc vcrai important appendages are annexed to
the machine Circular saws have long been in
use, vet the peculiar construction of this saw and
other parts Of the machine, and its application to
heavy timber, are well worthy of patcut. The
ardor in which he engaged, and the skill and iiigc
nuiiy with which he has perscvered i'll this new aud
useful invention, are worthy of commendation, aud
hi, complete success will pefpetuate his fame aud
augment his usefulness.
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F.aR,uERS' BANK or VIRGLNI.A.
HNHE President and Directors have declared
q dividend of two and hal: per cent. on the
capital stock, for the last months; which will be
paid to the stockholders on the 18th inst.
Jan 4-6t VIM NEKERVIS. CASH.
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AN AmDepiaA Press.

OfRamage's make, and which has been but very
little used is offered for sale, al low price En-
quiIe al the Wing office.
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Renew your small Prizes,
FOR CHANCES IN THE
Maryland State Lottery,

NO. III.
.Noto Drd,oing T1cejtty in baltimore.
PRIZES TO BE DRAWN:
10000 DOLLARS,
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars, 5000 Dollars,
Together with many of $1,000, 500, $780, sc. &c.
The drawing will be continued on THURSDAY
NEXT. when some Of the above capitals are liable
to be drawn. To secure the LUCKY numbers, appli-
cation must be made Immediately. Delay not, but
call at the Lucky Office Of
S. & NJ. ALLEN 81 co.
No. 759, Main Street, Richmond,
Where tickets will be ordered at the present price Of
Whole Tickets, $12 Quarters, So 90
Halves, 6 Eighths, I so
Orders from the country, by mail or private op-
portunity, will meet with tbe same prompt attention
as if on personal application, addressed to
S, * NJ. ALLEN & CO.
Jan. II
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Quantico Canai ..oJtery Of a.
FIFTH CLASS.
To be d,'a,on he 8at dayof February, 1925.
A. M'!NTyRE. nIANAcER
SCHEME,
1880 tickets, at S. 25,

2l36O tickets, at So 25, -S79I7O
u The Manager of this Lottery respectfully
invites those who intend to become adventures in
this class, to provide themselves before the 9th of
December at which time the tickets will be adj
vanced to 81. Until then, they can be had at the
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Extract frO@. Sermon preached at 81. Pa.,rs
Ch"Tch, on the last Sandy evening fine gear
nave seen the youth OF fine promise and high
hopes, enter the paths of dissipation. The hue of
ms cheek " as heightened by wine: the flow of hi,
spirits was Increased by conviviality He was all
gaety and mfth. He moved i'm the midst of smiles
the idol OF the thoughtess aud the oracle of tine
siddy. Ladies fattercd him, servants worsbinn,d
INN. He was lively companon:-a generous
'o"i. lie was prime leader of parties; a con-
stant manager Of balls; clever fellow a cards and
lad OF spirit He had no objection to breaking
the Sabbath being little prui;ne: and he would
nave fought duel il urged to it, As to his bible
al" prayer booh, lie left them to the sick and 10
the old.
hav" seen the same young man gradually he
coming incorporates; wasting his property. losing
ms responsibility, sinking in the estimation Of all
Ills spirits tailed Ills constitution gradually de-
cayed. lie became the prey of disease. The
friends OF former days began to grow cool. He was
no more the same welcome guest. Debts stared
MN in the face. he had recourse to mcanncss and
sought relief from the repfoachcs Of his conscience
by drunkenness, until soon he was FORGOTTEN or de-
spscd by all
Inc evil passions his designations had nursed.
now proved his tormcntors. The remembrance of
his iollIes stung him to the heart. He looked ON
the past with anguish, and OH the fl ure with hor
ror.
his old romnamo',s ",",ss some Two or three OF
~, J", companions came around him, bub they
vc,,t cI,a,,v.' and p'L' '''''M' ne was MS own
/ have sern ,,,,,,h ,,.;, '" as ,I'5o','"'
sPi'iS walking IN the paths of pietv. Tbc s,nila
He yy..; at,o,,i.r sp'N, '"'t 'u'GesS at heart
neglected M, ,b., "o,'St employment and
1.cted NOT bs t;i, Wv " us ."'nl' tie neg
tons. Vie 'I,'." I" ms deyo-
prof,,i,v came f,n H. wv 'i"u'J u 200. ""
hariour. Ie chose r ,,,, ', INC. ''- o'
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The Greeh Hero Can2,is.-Can.,ris is one o.
the most remarkable men OF modern tines and.
not only Tor what he has done against The enemy
but for the moral lesson which he has set IN by,s
countrimen, IS deserving of that immortaiit,
which will be ms reward. Canaris has heen
called by some foreign Journals an Admiral
lie has never accepted that rank froma no.
ton, generally very foreign TO those to whom
promotion Is offered, viZ.-that he is not fit for
it. Having burned two Turkish Commanders
in Chief, and defeated third ne is as he was
before, a Captain Among a people who have.
like more advanced and better established states
their full share OF intrigue and rapacity. he
has offered a constant example of disinterested
ness in other words, he has proposed TO himself
as an end, TO save his country, and not to rob it.
In gong IN has fire boat against the Captain
Pacha's ship in The Canal of Scio, he was. as
ne Informed the English Commander who saw
hln at Psara, beCalmcd in sight of two Turkish
corycttes His sailors were afriad that thew
should be observed and massacred, and became
muiinous. "iFhat would YOU have,D he cried.
"lf you are afraid, throw yourselves into the sea
ana swED TO PsaT9; for myself shall remain.
Let no calm Brighten yOu.p ne continued. cit
VIII detaln the enemies vessel as well as our
own at ten O'Clock We shall have windD All
iEd-past nine the night breeze sprung IN. and
at midnight the Captain PaCiIa was on fire
When he was seen al Psara by the CAPTAIN TO
whom we have alluded, his wife was emrloved
with other Greek women, in making CARTRIDGES:
but though poor, he has steadily refused pccu-
mary rewards as well as superior commands.
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MANAGERS

VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE,
Under the Eagle Hotel, Richmond, at the following
rates, viz:
Whole Tickets, So %
Half do 62I
Quarter do 81I
u Prizes in the NewYork, Jersey, Pcnnsvlva-
MIA, and Maryland Combination Lotteries of which
Yates q Mcintyre are the Managers, will be receiv-
ed in payment of tickets at this Office Should the
holders of them prefer getting the cash, they can
at ali times be accommodated, without putting
to the trouble of FORWARDING them To the
north.
Orders from the country (post paid will be
promptly attended to, provided they be accompa-
MED with the cash Dec 2
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Jan, | |
Ey 81 III - G; g Ear sssjs:s' 5 CEExGsEs.
No. III, Cbesna street, Phiia4clphia.
yATES &. Tsg'yryryHE

VIII be drawn, on Wednesday, the 9Th Of March
neX' and completed in few minutes,
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NEw YoRK. Oct 97.-Thr packet ship
Silas Richards, Capt. Iioldrlde-, arrived
ths forcr"on, IN 90 day from L'verpool,
whrncr sLfe sailed on the 28fh ult. b.
thlssrriyal. the Editors of The Commercial
.3drettiSer ha," trcrlred their usual supply
Of Eeglish paprrs, embracing numerous
London Journals totht evening of Ih. 26th
Of September Inclusive.
kran is among thu passengers in the ST
iis Umilard-.
The British ministry, after much delIher-
alton have resolved moi to dlseolsr the Par
iitmeni the present year, and This deter
nnualiun has received ilt sanction OF the
kng. The EonIitr states that This cOu.sr
vas doptrd with singular unauimlty.
The greek Uar.-- The accounts from
Smyrna are In the 18th of August, from
Coustantooplp 10 he Esd, ;iom Sxra. To
thu 18Th and from Xante tn tne 23tA.--
Thr affairs olihe VI rea have taken more
favorable turo, but t. what extent II Is I'M
posslhlr To say. Accounts received at
tonstanIlnople from Smyrna, of the l8th
of August. state, that " Ihrahim Pacht, al
ter helpG joined by the corps brought hin
b, iiussirn Boy, undertook u SECOND -
pcd,tion against N,poli di Ronania, tnd
had alrcai, arrived before the walls Of thai
fortress. On his app" ,ch, the Greeks,
who were in Il most critical situation d.
clarcd by formal act, aud, As is generally
believed hrrr, at the instiga,ion of Com
modnre IIamlItnu. they lcarlufrd III" pro
lection of England. ibrahi'n Pachl, dis
concerted by his event, applied 20 Com.
Hamilton fur an explanation but, instead
of any answer being given him, tn" Grreko,
imprled by despair, made an nnrxrcCtrd
attack on thr Arabs. whC were already
di,pirltrd. After several partial but sau-
culinary combats, H. ahim Pacia hastily
rctrratcd 10 rripsllzZA. This news, and
the rrverses at Missolnnghi have produced
a very great sensation here
SPAIN -Parispaprrs to the . 18th Sept.
They contain long accounts of the disturb
ed tate Of spain. aud afford fresh proof
H., the revolt of Bessieres was MOI snll-
larv nnconnrctcd event. II has been fol
ow.d hv certain int, lgrnce Of An insprrec-
tion IN IL Nrucia, he drd by Gen. Cham
ho aud one IN Ia Mancha. excited by gen.
LoCho. Orhguea. in The province of ltur-
goq, aud anuthrr chief IN thu province al
Grenada, hive followed the example ol
Locho an proclaimed Charles V. TIL
parties which haV" ~ vet i.rlnrdtHe = tan
dards rf thpsr leaders would appear To b"
nerv insignificant. hui th,y are certainly
strong enough Ia excite the alarns, and
rrpbthly Ia endanger the security ol =
weak and distracted COVE. nmrut.-i'rs-
-ir,e, a.,d the So, Ell officers who were shot
e it, hna, died with tn greatest foritnde.
He dld not make any disclosures.
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i,1Aaits = pace saj /. i2lf, - III, 10. :
thoir cspatFy.'s
BaHh .N,.fts at .9ueiioa.- De- Sliur.ity
week. pm liz saie tf.ab place a. the rn,l.
Inc Colie' nudsr, y. \ afl> al oar thou
snd f,e dnlia 6olea, Sa9uu Il ,ar t.a.,hr
Bank. NV Haven. whlch N.r. ,orcha
ny 1T tndi, dual al a. efn,, 90 the doll
lar, cash flte riitpr ii IL. Advocate
lSnondrn'>l appears In fhIk thu the Di-
reetofs uf tha' Institution shnuid hr pni TN
with Ill If uo'es, AMI that al oi them shoaId
be kac, he G1wu tnaeihrr.
.H'aiste 10 Colombia - His Escrllcnry.
r. Z. Aadrrsun. Minister IL Cannphi,
aud hroiilrr. sailed from New York IA FRI,
d,y. f,r CAtth,ssna, In tue brig Nn. Bay
ard.
Duke Of SIRE Hdmat.-On Saturday
week the German Sael"ty "f Philad,lphi,
gave Il snmptu"us dlnre: 1t the Mason,c
Hall, IL his Serene Hishuess Duke of
SJxe Wrlnrf. About sixty Gentlemen
partank Of The diuner, all of nhun we're
much pleased With this distinguished ira.
weller.
.Shays.--fhe celebrated Grneral Daniel
Stays. the l.ade, al Shhs's i8surrction in
Massachusetts, d.. al Sparta, New York,
on the 29t,I nlt. aged /.
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uYLAND ROBERTS.

II Itp aUofs bfle.D ht FdTHitFS BANK,
HAS ron sALE--
Prime and inferior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, Nolass.s
Double refined and common Loaf Sugar
Bees Green Coffee, Rice, Chocolate
Ginger, Pepper. SPICE, G"pperas
Gnnp"md'r aud Imperial Tea
Sherry and Malaga WIN.
West India aud New England Rum
Frroch Brandy. American Tim
Old aod Ne" Whskey
Tallow aud sperm. Candies
Wool Hats, C1tlun Cards
Fun Hats, assntted slLos
Ba iron, Iillste,rd aud German Steel
Cnl aud Wrought Nails, Hoop Iron
Earihrnware aud Hardware, assorted
Mems bnr and coarse Shoes
LADIES' Morocco and Leather Shoes
Nll,lna aud Wrapping Paper
PLAYING Cards
Domestic Cotton Shooting & Shlrlng
Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers
German ana British O.naburg9
Country made Tow CLOTH
Napl Cations, Rose Blankets
Best Lnr'pool Tiled sack Salt
Mackarcl and Shad
Bacon, Butter, Cheese,
Aud various other articles all of Whi,I
he viii sell law for easll, or exchange ia
Bar Iron, Bacon, Flour, Nhlstry, Brand,
&c. at thr market plce.
November ). uBw
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TOBACCO

What few hhd,. are selling al present are NJ
spmewhat reduced prices. The late accounts
rom Europe give rather loomy aspect 10
liner with The difficulty and delay the teldcrs
hive experienced in disposing of their tob"c.
co in Richmond nj thr anticipated profit, he
rather cooled the fever heat thai attended
Nearly all the purchasers here are yet holders
of their purchases. The average daily sales
are not now more than 10 tn Ii hhds. Their"
has vet been but one hid. OF new tobacco in
market.
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- capita niehnan,'. io,h NV isi3 7.as
~ ton rev Clerk O.

IL capita niehmans'. 10Th Nv isl3 7sds !.
~ ton UeW Clerk a..
LANDS IN prNSsYLv MIA
tracts ~ plfrnt iii Az. l7ss, lo Juhr
Wells aud 1o.elh kirklfidt, ~ pnrchusu ~
"nrrnets dated lWh joly INA In Jehn Phil
-, ita -. Ia l,ehrccu Phillips. 319 81. b.
Nm. fross, 2p2. iif2 II - fes--in temtf.et
tgHdg. landueneny township, aalu,n,ng
land, II Hurry Whaiyards, stuart simpson,
A,rhacl Becealry, George sharks, Adam
brittle Sab p"f,er. Wilson Boyer. i..nh
Country man, aad others taAes paid 10 last
Year.
lrac' On patent IL Inl,. 1874, 10 George
hend, 10 pnrsnancr at warrant, March l7p4
containing loo neres in Cjeasf,d coonit. nn
ar nt.'r the Slnnrmhunihg, M. biIl title
clear and inNes pnla to last Yenr
PAN ot n trnci On patent, 18th Aug. 1872,
10 Matthew eCoenlls in pm sunncr on
warrant 2ls' March i165, eon'ninine l2aa.
ores 62 pefches, IN C4mb,riaad romty
far al tract in Daaphln county. contain.
ing lbs arrc,, said Ia be- about - tr II Mules
from llarfis ufe md in the ncirhhothnod of
lauds whore coal IN been leicl, discovered
tract in .Norihnmberiond county, contain
ing 40 acres. III Potter township. PENIS Val.
ley, on pnlcnt lN July, 1871, Ia Jno. Green,
in pursuance OF a warrant 10 snsannab Col
| lAday.
tracts in SchUVlkW county, confirming up-
ward of 2ond acres in hrdnsWicle mud Man.
hrim townships; these hnds are saidlo CON
tain coal
Titles 10 rarl ~ the lands IN Pennsylvania
requiring explanation, the subscribers Anc.
tioueer., are squested TO he called on ior
such explanations.
A port n of the purchase money To he paid
on delivery ri the deeds, the remainder, on
satisfactory security, in one, two, and three
years, with interest.
Parties wishing Ia purchase nj private sale j,
will apply TO the Anctlonrers
b, fKEENlAN& son,
Aueiioneers
c. Applications for purchase nj private
snlc may BE- made 10 Nm. Kinney, Jun Etq
STANTON, or 10 Mi Thomas May, kithmoud,
Va. Nov. J. lwtll24
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Eriract efa letter from LirrPoo', Of Sep
femher OF

Mr. Jamee finrg,
fs,AKE NOTICE, that on Thursday the
1T day Of December nrN, at Captain
Jacob Whites Grocery, in Bedford conutY, !
shalt proceed TO take the deposition al John
Sled aud Bark,daln Sledd, Mud the a'daVitS
nf Others. aud 10 continue from d. day
ur,jI all are taken, Ia be road as evidence in
tho snii nov depending in Chancrry in the
cnnnfv colri Of Bedford, wherein Won are
plaintiff and myself aoi o'hcrs detrnaar's
PHILIP THURNoND.
Nov 3 w4N9i
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NJ. Charifs haynes,

NJ. Charies haynes,
rs'AKE NOTICE. that m Thursday the
Isl day of y ~mher next, Al Cald. IA
cohWhite's Groccry, in Bedford county, shall
proceed To take the dcrositien Of Wills Gil
laspie, aud the aifdavits of others, aud to
continue from day 10 day until all are taken,
20 be read a. e,der ce, in The snit nnw de-
pending, aud undetermined in chan"eFy, IN
the county court of Amherst wherein Won
are lanlir and myself and Others drfenden''.
PHILIP TuURMOND.
Nov. 3 lW2a
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.NN:SEN AOSY.

4 OST IN Friday last IN Lvnchburg,
ninety five dollars, principally IN ic"
collar notes, on the Farmers and s"g'nlH
Bank. nj Lyucnhnrg, wrapped in a piece "l
brow paper Whoever fndsihe above ,ln,'
aud Will hand i to Mr.. Nathan Schoo'heih'
shall receive ID reward al thirty 1oiltrs.
JOHN GUTHRIE.
- 2t-l4
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Notice.

IHIlIS is 10 afford an opportunity to
- those persons who have n fey ncgroe,
for sale, 10 send them 10 the Western country
IN safe hands, and ander good treatment, To
Ne snld on moderate commissioned there
IS gentleman going nut With some negroes.
aud he wonld taae on \ few others. Satittae-
lory reference can be shewn a. la his honor.
'hle aud upright character. Apply AT thi.
Office. y further Information.
No7. 3! ll'oA
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RICHMOND pRTcFS cURREST

Tobacco 81 o. Sl4 o0-Flour s. 90 a
s. 25-Whrat q Il loo et,.--Gnrn % cts
Reeswax do "a n b cts.--Buttcr 90 "a
cis-Fra'hem 10 n 42-Hemp (ton) SlOo u
sllO.--oaIt 81 81 4 So
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2Sqt s 3 80 20. s. So =;

BALrINaRE, OCT. 27.-1he President
or he ia1td .sia'ts arrived N lbi- Cits
Yesterday m"rning, and NM, Iiatrly prn-
"redcd an IN Washington. Msinr Grue-
raj Mcdonald hid l,-u,d orders tor M
tisnhl Salute In be- fred At noon yesterday
10 honor If his arrival, bat tins ~ will a.
certain other irsiluaanlc- al rrspest iaifu1.
ed I" br pad hn, vrrr rendered una,all-
ing toy his sudden departure for the seat of
government. .lmtricaR.
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Georgio.-rroops majority IN al the
rounlie~, Maze not ,ntns at all ~ ,sllma.
ted ~ tlnrn TIL Ia a3O.--A documeni has
been dl-cu,rrcd in ihr arrhie,rs at Gror-
git. by which al the Chiefs nj thr Creek
nation th"th Upper and l.. ToNns) rccoE-
nlZe the right of the Coleetd iotcaS alone Ia
dispose of their lands The Sa,arah
G,"rslam promises IL produce copy &C II
The Rev. Mr.. Compere, Missionary N
thet r.eh nation, has been discharged from
hl- trust by the Georgian Association dis
solving their engagement with hun.
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imnN ivy sale.

rR,lIE snhsrrihee, as executor "' o'ei''e"
Terry. dec. wi-hcs To s"l
Wascr DE- LATo' -.
living in the county "t Bairi"nr'' 90 ,''
waters of Jrnnng's creek. hb"i I'nf 'n'i's
from james RIVER containing 1909 acres ii
,r.at portion Of which IS first rate tobacco
1,.nd FOR further -ihi"rmat'on Apply I"
n. subscriber. lyiog IN B"tetnnrt co2"'y'
RARNE up OWEN.
Er,c,ltor Of steghe" 1er,! aec'
November d,
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PORK

Two small drovrs Of Hogs from Kentucky
nave already arrived at this pIace-and sci
at So per hundred,