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MARRIED, on last evening, by the Rev.
Wm. S. Reid, Mr. HOBSoN JOHNS, 10 Miss
MARY MATILDA, daughter OF Henry Davis,
esq, all nj this place.
-, on Tuesday evening the 22d inst.
by the Rev. DIR. Philips, Mr.. WILLIAM
MEAD, 10 Miss mary w. youngest
daughter Of Mr.. David Crcnshaw, all ui the
county Of Bedford.
sss<ss.s1Aassast ssss krxzrs~xysu#s' rascsvrsss,
DIED, on the olst instant, At her residence
in the county of Amherst, Mrs CLARA
WOODROOF, in the Std year OF her age.
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January 25,,I823.

Vote hiist The ,rriter yitldcd 10 an I'm
PertouS sense gf duty IN making the Jor,go
ing communication, he has reasons for
uiShing has name not 10 be brought before
the public II IS, howsper, mith The .Hessrs.
Editors, ,eho are requested 10 give !. up,
upon The call Of Mr.. .HoarOe only"
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kept out of the country by unfair practice,
IN the part nf Madison. But, according
10 The best rrcullectiar of the writer, thu
suspension has all the beneficial eff els, in
favor Of Mr.. Monroe, that the admission of
II would have had. After all these gratui
tous allowances to Mr.. NJ. he still was
found delinquent for about 500 az well
rs the writer recollects. The suspension,
It IS presumed, WAS deemed set of sutfi
cient To neutralize this balance. Other
wise, Mr.. Monroe must have been d,slin-
quent, and so reported.
The writer thinks the account will pro-
badly furnish other items resembling the
foregoing specified ours He has only
stated Those, which made the strongest
impression ON his mind. II is possible he
may be mistaken in those but thinks il
merely possible. lie submits his state
ments To the correction of the account, If
produced in the condition in which h. last
saw il, with the accompanying explanatory
book or paper.
The writer makes no apology for this
Communicalion-tiis Justification is AN
approving conscience. This will be 10 him,
protection against the petty assaults, of
all the contemplate tribes, of all the little
beggaiiy, males client, buZzing insects OF the
court.
January Or I8l5
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BEDFORD COUNTY. SET hen n
ID on the plantation VI robert { Penn, IN
the waters OF Falling, Greek darl chez.
sofrei MARE Tour feet eleven inches higt.
small star IN her iaee, defect in her lefi
hind leg, small peri Of Tho RIM of her lef
eye lid of, tail bobbed, name ronchrd taI
,s or eigh, inches rum the ears barefoot,
.omewai scarifed on her shoulirrs. Al.
prai.edio thirty dollars. The above sw nfn
10 before me tue 18th day Of October, ls2I.
NN WEEKS,
GEORGE LALfS,
JOHN LECkEl,
A ccpy-Jeste,
]. 9TEPTOE, NJ
February 25 3w327
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o. Weicarn that all of thr Frnfessn
of the University ef Virginia have arrived
at Charlottesville, and that the institution
will commence It's operations on the 7lt
of next month.
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To Pointers.

fVliE sobscriber oonfnoe, 10 eel ,5ba.
4 co on commission, and promises a,fisi.
attention 10 the interests II fii9se .ella IT,
eonhde their crops Ia hls cafe lie : IN alsB
attend To Bank business for his eaga3F
friends AECIlD. HATCHER
February ~. eaae7
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CONGnESS.--Wnh tho exception OF
matters of local interest, Congress has been
engaged in debating the claims of Georgia
upon the genera, government, without co
ming 10 any decision.
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Course of Exchange,

COrrtrf'd mcetiy far he Iirgipion, NJ N3
Lottery q L1chauge eGce, Lyn'hbag
L. , II d
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O. Some months ago Mr.. Simpson, the
editor Of the Columbian Observer, u,owrd
his design Of iea,ing the country If Mr.
Adams should he elected President. W,
find, however, that he still sticks 10 hia ,o
cation; and right glad are we that he does
for W. want some harmless Brdlanite ic
amuse us with his impo,ent rawlings.
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under coulter 10 a plough, i3-Dclnplnne's
subs'raium plough, - oil the ). Carolina
plough, ol--pt u wheat tan, 4s--oi Cherry, Il
ite'whier heiltr, Sol "a lesel Ia be used IN
horizontal rloughing. 6O--illnsttniiVc Of the
economical ~ draslalir In, 7s--of an econ
omical mud sroeP, es--o II patent hay aud
grain rnkr, Ila--ol Sinclar's sowing machine
Iso--ot a wheat ian. l2o--of kersey's though
cleaner and holdfasi, l6s--nf a botanical tool.
is3--trsad mill, 26l--dax breaker, 21o-.pr
eihcns OF Guinea grass, ESD The scnna plant.
29i--descripllse ,oi cohbets plan of laying
@ni garden, 3U7--uta method Of discover
ing the distance roots extend horizontally, 3}a
baNton's straw cutter, a5o--iron life boat, 3IJ
--illusirhiINent an Improvement uron the cot
ION gin, $50, 3sl--ol Cabbetts plan of cult
waiting the grape, 800
Finally, Us 10 the value of the American
larmcr, from =, central position, aud lis TIN
dency 10 culighten lis readers on the practice
al every branch of Agriculture aud Kurd aud
Domestic Economy, and not 10 make this pa
per too long, The Editor refers with conf
deuce 10 a J,~ gentlemen Of several States,
whose names are taken as they otler on The
isl OF his subscribers, and CORES pondcnls -
his he trusts viii snpersede all necessity tor
paladng, ms he might do, particular extracts,
from numerous ieitrrs, written To him IL the
course OF business, hy gentlemen of every
state, speaking ot the American farmer, in
terms ot the most rRrtlenIar satisfaction -
founded, rs Il cy stHte On the constant peru
sal ol II for more than five years. o the fol
lowing, as 10 all or any oil his subscribers, the
Editor chccnuIly refers for the tendency and
merits OF his Journal
Persons referred to by the Editor, for their
opinion OF the merits aud tendency of the \
merican Farmer, III thu State ul Njrgiuin.
John Nichham, 1homas J. Randolph, James
NJ. Gnrnett, Peter Minof, John II. Cock, $.
Griffin, J. {. Cabbell, James RarLonr &.
Mercer, Edmund ltuIiu, John Randolph
OF X. Thomas Jefferson. Jatnes Madison, II
;. Turner, William Steit.rrRer, lhomas Grit
fn, Richard Meade, " illlam VI. Bartou
Finally, any person Who may not be salts
fed, on view of the work, will be at liberty
: = return il forthwith, and reclaim the amount
al ancca.
! All persons 10 whom this ppptr il sent,
are supposed 10 take Il particular interest IN
the promotion of Improvements III Aericul
turn, and Domestic Economy, aud are rrs
pcctfulIy solicited 10 receive aud transmit the
money aud the names Of subscribers.
~ Subscriptions to the American
Farmer" reeeivdd at this Office.
April II, 1925.
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rNTSrEn AND PUBLISHED pY
q RICH IL IuIER,
- tLlisher5 efthe La,es Of The Uaion.

-. The sem,-Weekly Paper, at 81, and ,he
81, lzJIy paper, at 81 per annum, payable in
IL - W subscription will lac received for
Tin w.. time than six months; aud no paper will
s1.roptinucd tbat at the discretion IF the
p"',.,,r., until all arrearages are paid.
~ Advertisements will be inserted At 80
- j.. ner square (or less) the first TUE, aud
cru - cents for each continuance. Those
81 - distance must be paid for previous 20
I' insertion, or the payment assumed by
W. W. rrspansible person i'll Lynchhurg.
''s ON, Cbancery orders are inserted for six
dollars ,,.i.,.,i..,.1;.. r.,
s,srrAIp, or they vii not be attended TO
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SIAN De r.

a report, says stfada /" trans
United from me IL one, IL like a
drop OF water at Ihe top of house
II dceends but from tile TO tile, yet
itmahes its VA, ri last IL the gutter.
and then IL involved in the general
stream" and II | may add ~ tho
comparison, tit drop Of water, al
ter lis progress through all the clan
nels Of the streets, IL not more con-
tanned Will i,llh and dirt. than u
Eliminated aIa1y after it has passed
through ilf mouths oi II few modern
talcbearcrs, Or. JohnS0a.
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mo. II.

from That moment ceases to be grn-
elous in reality.
III those actions which are hidden
from the worlds eye he good, they
arc the finest uf our lives.
How apt arc We TO search for our
happiness in Other meu's apinions.
Can any Thug be more ridicnipus,
inasmucii AZ expericnoe must have
taught US ilat men afc iusincerc,
env'o"s, calIicious, prtjadiced, ard
full of duplicity
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10000 Dollars Highest Prize.
1882 prizes
p3SS blunkA
20, 900 tickets at 81 80

-',Vo" h"h'ls NJ - 6O 5000
IL ticket DRAWING n superior prize In
this scheme IS not restricted from drawing aa
inistiur one.
The drawing viii certainly leke place tho
18Th May aud " M finish HE same day. A
very short period, therefore intervening 10
lore time of drawing viii arrive, and MS We
sbail be deprived of receiving orders inter the
ii May, adVeniurers should nsni themselves
oI the very superior advantages offered by The
scheme mud send their orders without t,1ny
Who'll tickets 50
O,ders enelotine the cnsh or prize tickets,
IN any oi the lottrfia. viii meet " ith the snro
attention AS II on personal npIlicnfipn I'D
defessto 5. Il nj. A.LEN L. q.
L}nci,bnrg,
Where the CASH cnn be obtained fcl nll I ri
es as soon aS drawn.
April 20.
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To be d,oten on TIC IN dog ef bag, and
lg an imp,ortd moae 81 d,aDrag, S,etrtd
BY Leti"s Patent under ne seai u IL
Ladel StaioS
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Aitras' OrricE,
Baltimore, I'D April. 1873 )
State Lottery OF NInryland.

Tie mode Of drawing is on nm entirely nov
Iien approved by The Commissioners II Lot
ter'', appointed bs the Governor and Conn
c,l al state, and brought DOL under .pe,ial ne,
ol tho IpFSlhtufr.
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b@. O1rcas q Grifln r. Lecj;ie,

y
F., AloTiiECAKlE5 b DRUGGISTS,
ave received, ii ADDITION 10 ,he't for
mer assortment,
Tue f0LLOHEFG .}RT{CLES
~ dozen bottles cold pressed American
Castor Oil,
80 TO- Cream Tartar,
20 TO- Arrow Root,
lo2 10. best New York Starch,
3 ;s3o 10 Lamp Black,
100 ID, glue,
= renms Sand Paper,
L boxes Windsor Soap.
II do Transparent do
i2oo 10 best Putty.
'"e above, together with every Other article
"7% hue, Ali he sold at the lowest I,rjces
'asl' OF six months credit to customets oil
""9R pnnctnality.
a., - 4hey sill barter or Civ" cash for Bees
~ EcbruAry H.
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$3.50 prizes
lo6tAl blanks.

NlO' IIl.fS 49, ~
1o6Oo blanks.
This lottery is formed by the ternary com
binaiion and Formulation OF 30 numbers To.
determine the prizes therein, the 80 numbers
viii be publicly placed into IA Wheel ON thc
day OF dlan ius, and iouroit IT. rm III be- draw ~
out aud that ticket having on il the lsl, I'd
and Sd drawn Nos. in tie order in Which
drawn, viii be entitled 10 the prize ~ 10000
dollnrs and those FIVE other tickets which
shall have on them the sarne Nos. IN the fol
rowing orders, shall b. cnutlcd to the prizes
affixed To ilrnI, respectively, VIZ
lie le, 81 aud ri 10 $4,000
ID, l,t aud Sd to 1900
ID. Sd and Isl To 5000
I'd, ist aud 9dt 10 2,uuO
81, 2d and lst To- ,53s
Those sly other ticket which shall have on
them three OF the drawn Nos aud those three
the lst, 2d aud 4th, in Que ct their several or
dcrs ct combination or permutattoh, will eaci
he entitled to prize oi = 900.
Those six Other tickets " hich stab hive on
them three al the drawn Nos. aud those three
the Isl, Sd and 18th, in some one OF their SIEVE
raj orders OF combination ol permualion,mil
each be entitled to piize at 5000.
Those sin other tickets which shall hive on
them three of the drawn No. aud those three
the ~, 3d and 4tb, IN some one OF their ~.
dcfs, wiIl each hc entitled 10 a prize OF &2o".
Those l56 tickets which shall have on them
two o( the drawn Nos. aud those two the Sd
and lth, sill each be entitled 10 d prize OF
"a.
Ilrusr 3i2 tickets which shall have on them
two OF the drawn Nos. and those two the ID
and Sd, or 2d and 4th viii each be entitled 10
"A prize OF Sl2.
All others, being iG8, harine on them two
of the drawn No. will each be entitled 10 ii
prize OF So.
Aud all those ! 500 tickets, having on them
but one of the drawn Nos. will each be enil-
tied 10 a prize OF 81
No ticket which shall have drawn prize
ofn superior denomination, can be entitled to
an inferior prtZc
Prizes payable 80 days after the DRAWN
and subject to the usual deduction OF fifteen
per ceut
Uhoie Tickets "a 90
H1irfs 90
Quarters oo
Package of ten tickets, embracing the 30
Nos OF the lottery, which Of necessity must
draw at least Sl3 80 nett, with SO mhny
hancps for capitals or shares vi packages,
may be had al the same rate.
Prizes in any of the lotteries OF New York,
New Jersey, PeunsN yHuia, Maryland and
Virginia, will he received in payment.
Il = Orders for tickets tenclosing the cash)
in amy of the lotteries OF NJ" York, Penn
syivania, MARYLAND aud Virginia will NEE
with prompt attention, II addressed TO the
truly lucky Office of
ADRIAN X. NORTH, Lynchbwg.
| 1 bruary Fl.
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2.l2O prizes
22,l0O blanks
34,o2O tickets nj So. IL

1920 tickets nj So, IL S273,78O
In this scheme, with eight drawn ballots,
ihclr viii be SO prizrs with three numbers
on them; l436 with numbers an them
and l0,608 with nnlnher-'fhose III, ktts
With none Of the drawn numbers being
blanks.
No ticket which .hall have drawn prize
of II superior denomination, can be entllled
to nm inferior Prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after The drawing,
and subject L. tic usual deduction Of ~
per eeut.
Tickets slo. and shares il proportion
Orders foI tickets ~ mail tpost paid or
private conveyance, enclosing the CASH,
or prize tickets. IN any Of lhr late lotteries,
Viii meet with the same attcullon as ii on
personal application, ii addressed 10
aHitAA ". NVNA VI,
.Bdin Street Lgach5lag.
G T" All pilzrs sold II the above scheme
pIed.r myself 10 l,ay with promptncss, #
ordered at my truly Lucky Office.
April 7.
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Drugs, N edicincs, Paints, Oils
aud Dye-Stuils.
II
THOMAS }. DUVAT,

AT THE SIGN or THE GsLpEs MORTAR,
ON HANK sQrARE,
HAS just received, in addition 10 hi
former stock, an extensive assortment ol
DR. GS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
DlE.S1UlFS, which enables him now 10 oil
Ter Ia his friends, customer aud III" public &c.
morally, the most complete and extensive AZ
soItthcnt ever before brought to Til, market
AMONG TnLM An mn 1oILonlhG, VIZ
$500 Ii. Gltuhcr sat-, 81 do Iartar Line.
500 DO Epson DO. tic,
500 do. cum Shell 30 do. Quick silver
Inc, % doz bottles Amc
500 do PcRfl 81 rcHu Castor Oil,
100 do. Gum Gum 10 packs Gold L"nt
phor, 200 gallons Alcohol,
100 DO Ialnp, 900 do. Lamp Oil
100 do. Sponge, loo do. Spts. IuI.
1913 %. fefderis, Icnltne,
80 do Calou Il,
Ana every other article III his Inc, all 81
the best gnalty. and for sale nj the lowest
prices tor co.h, or, STA months To panctuai
customers Septembrr3.
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DE IfIlt5I r.
Glass,

AWE subscriber informs the ladies' and
\ gentlemen of Lynchbure and - viciniiy
,hat he has taken room at the has.inston
lnn, for few days, where ali optiatiras the
eelh may require will be attended ~ IA iAe
best manner. 1 90 -.
April Il. 70
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800, 900 highest prlzc.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
sArrfslu .iAss-Erw sTtits.
9I3oItO SDOLLSs
/ prize Of $4,000 is $50, 600

AL 10 BE- drarn The lIh day Of Hay ueri,
and completed in Il ttr minutes
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Quanhco Canal Lottery IF Ia
SMITH CLASS.
TO BE DR-iH-N TIE
9Th aaY OF 5Ane. 1925,

Mud completed i'll few minutes.
Il .nckNIlRL, .aand6er.
SCHEAlt
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-18

which the treaty had received from the
President OF the United States. These
impressions lead me to the conclusion
that the proposed surveys, with the con-
sequent influx of wnitemen, strangers
to the Indians, during the existence of
feuds among them, would not fail to fan
the flame of discord that already produ-
ced so much mischief among them. /
cannot but regret the difference of o.
pinion between US upon this subject,
and that il should have called forth any
fe cling or expression of controversy, is
still more to be regretted.
Having no doubt that you will, in due
time, hear from the proper department
of the General Government fully and
satisfactorily upon the subject of your
letter, generally, take this occasion to
tender to you my Acknowledgements for
the promptitude and frankness with
which you have furnished me with the
Information you had obtained in respect
to the late disturbances on the frontier;
and with which you have given me as
surances Of your readiness to cooperate
with me in the discharge of the impoi-
tant duties to which my attention. is cal
led.
Although there is much reason to
hope that the spirit of hostility among
the Indians may be restrained, and that
peace may be restored between the con-
tending parties; and, moreover, that the
frontier may be rendered secure with
out a resort OF further bloodshed; yet,
as the desired objects may be facilitated
and more efectually secured, by pre-
paratory measures for correction, have
to request that your Excellency will be
pleased to order detail from the Mill
tia or volunteers of Georgia, to consist
of two complete Regiments; one of
Cavalry, and ore ofInfantry, 10 be held
ready to assemble at moments war
ming Arms, ammunition, and subsist-
ence, will be provided. at the Agency, or
at some other suitable point upon the
frontier, where il may become necessary
to assemble the forces, of which due no.
tice will be previously given.
With great regard, and respectful
consideration, have the honour to be,
EDMUND P. GAINES,
MAJ. Gen. Commanding
His Excellency G. M. TRoUP.
p. S. Pardon my scrawl-I am in
haste, and have no officer to make fair
copy. E. p. G.
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G. NJ. TROUP.
Maj. Gen. Gaines, Commanding, SC
Executive DEPARTMENT,
MiHedgepiile, 18th June, IS

Willedgeoitle, 18th June, 1925.
SIR: The Commissioners appointed
under the authority of the Legislature
to examine into the causes of the re-
cent disturbances in the Creek Nation,
and more particularly into the conduct
of the Agent, as connected with them,
will make you acquainted with my in
structions. Having, like yourself no
other object than the development of
truth, no doubt is entertained that they
will receive your confidence, and that,
by concert and co operation, such aids
and facilities may be afforded as would
be desirable to you. They are parti-
cularly charged not to interfere in any
deliberations or negotiations which the
United States may hold with TIE Indians
for other objects, unless solicited SO TO
do by yourself
From what has occurred, it is highly
important that this government should
be represented at the Council, to be
held at Broken Arrow on the o5th.-
The many inconsistencies in the con.
duct of the Indians to be explained and
reconciled, and their recent convonca-
ton by the Agent, for the purpose OF
repelling charges made against him by
the Governor of this state, at the in
stance of the Government of the United
States, make it indispensable for the
attainment of truth and Justice, that the
Commissioners should be present there.
If, for this purpose, it should be thought
advisable to take with them some of
the friendly Chiefs, who are deeply in
terested in indicating their character
against reiterated attacks upon it by
the hostile party, it is hoped that this
likewise will meet your concurrence,
and that they will be placed under
your safeguard and protection.
With great consideration and respe ct,
g. NJ. TROUP.
Maj. Gen. Gaines, Indian Springs.
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the interests Of the Strts asin all res.
poets Tire same as the interests of the
Union or General Government: they are
in fact the same, as different parts OF
one great animated body, through
which the vital principle of life must
circulate with equal freedom, affording
equal health and equal vigour to each,
as essential! to the preservation and eff
cheney of the whole body.
With great respect and regard, have
the honour to be,
EDMUND p GAINES,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
His Excellency g. NJ. TRoUP.
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Maj. Gen. Gaines, Indian Springs
HEAD QUARTERs, Eastern Dep.
Indian Springs, June 2ad, 1925,

IHu1uH oPTtHSS, June I'D, IS2o,1
SIR: | have TO acknowledge the
honor OF your Excellency's letter of
the 18th of The present month, in refer
ence To Commissioners appointed UNI
der The authority of the Legislature of
the State OF Georgia, to examine into
the causes Of The recent disturbances in
the Creek Nation. and more particular
y INFO the conduct of the Agent CON
nected with them.
In reply | have 10 observe that
however much might be aided by The
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CREEK INDIANS.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
HrAp QuARrEns.

HEAp QUARTERs,
Eastern Department, Geo. jun. is, 1925.
Sir: have the honor to aclznowl-
edge the receipt of the correspondence
referred to by your Excellency, in your
verbal communication of this morning,
representing the indications of hostility
recently manifested by the Indians on
the frontier OF this State numbered ] to
4, inclusively. together with your IN
structions to Capt Harrison, of the 10th
of the present month. of this paper,
which return herewith, | have to re-
quest the favor Of acopy, with such IN
formation as that officer shall commu-
nicate, touching the execution OF the
important duty assigned to him.
With the greatest respect, have the
honor to be, your Excellency's obedi-
emit servant.
EDMUND p. GAINES,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
/: His Excellency Gov. IHoUP.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

sNHtedgerbfe,l sR June, 1879.
DEAR SIA: 1t may be important to
you TO know before you communicate
with your Government, and proceed to
meet the Indians in convention, that
the laws of Georgia are already extern
ded over the coded country, and of
course that it i. my bounded duty to
execute them there. The statutory
provisions on this subject, will be found
in the papers of the morning, and in
the act entitled an act ito dispose of
and distribute the lands lately acquir-
ed" sc.
With great reconsideration and regard l
am very sincerely yours,
G.. NJ. TROUP.
Major General GAINES, Commanding,
&c.