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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
GEORGIA EXPOSE.

4 III Na'ioIal inf9hS"nctf- VI 'nr ON
inst. contains II "Npport an E re,'s Indian
Affairs" by John Valance Bsvan, Esq
who has been " appointed b, the Le2isla-
tnfe I" search the archives NJ Georgia, with
a view 10 unfold Its history" made in
compliance with sprcia request of Gov
Tronp This Report contains copies of
sandry documents Relating 10 the negoiin-
tons hctween the whites under the royal,
confelrratiohai ard federal GOVERNMENTS
aud the mdiai4. MI ofw bich seem 10 admit
that the right To dispose of the Creek
lands resided exclusively in the chiefs Of
the Cowetah towns, of which Mcintosh
WAS principal chief. as being older than my
uf the rest. and in virtue Of an anci. NJ chs
tom. This custom, however, had bcen
disputed more than once. In i78e, for in
stance, when the Commissioner, Mes sr-
Lincoln, Grilln and liumphri,s, attempted
to conclude Treaty with these Indians
they failed, and, in their Report, they at
,rihnte their faimfe eHpre.sly to the in0n-
enc" of the Chief McGlIisray, who be-
lonxrd to some or III, ether towns. Her.
AT lpas,, the righ, ofthp ,,ouet.h town. to
dispose Of the Geek land wa, disputed.
and successfully disputed for no treaty
was made. Tn. general government at
rer~ ,rds compromised with NJ GiIIivray,
and concluded ,fea,y with the Creek.
IA, Nh. .,,r,,o,i.o n,. ,,.,oi,, g., ho NJ
u "7 w wv ''s''S WI" III
forest nt Georgia thu " called forth for
NIL and energetic protest II ON her I,pyis-
,,,,,. Mr. pex., ;o,at,s sexer,I d,c,.
,.,..'.-, ,,
'''''''' wv ~ "'''''s" viva ''''' "''
unnecessary III fu" UNDERSTANDING ol the
sih'nri, and accompanies his narrative
with s.ndry rr,c,rk. which nroyr TIM, h,
..,... r,,.
"''' =. '"'''" ''s'' '''' va no '"''"''
as 10 inrn'sh 'ri"rinh''"n !" h1s rr"'"r'.--
Al least six columns nf his Rrpor, might
have h..n sdv,nt,s,enrsIy di.p.ns.d with
H. ~, ia Oh - ,l,.. ,,,,,tr !. 40 H. ,h. a..
'"n "''o" Wv s'''> w '"c e''''"'' ''''s
under which thr late Treaty WIS c"nclad
I'd, nj il.e motiveshy which Mcintosh WAS
,s,..a..J ,,a III. circumstances hv which
-
"e '"'''b"' ''"''' 5"'''"''' ~ o."
ting the cause that ted I" the hostility ID
Col Crnucll, tho Indian Agent, against
v.i,,,..h no Tim. nroc.,d.
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"',,'''' VIZ = :, S',,;na..
per ''''n D., - wy
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,u1 H.. c..t,.hr..rd r,.s,lutions opit. uaes-
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rn' IN ,t WV ~" H., .;"n.d In. r,,,tv. Il
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~ ','''n' W. ,,Irs.,.1 c...,s H. N,bn.
" W. ,aTa". inrin,a,.t, ,h~ G.,~rokrr talks,
thu l.oucr Greeks, or Georgia Indians To
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
CLC.. Ns.

I'VE MI 'f"n TN -, aud veil low,r
fhnn n'uI, cosrs very snpet,or Rho
~" bhtk Cloths Aeo. crtes= a.-orfH
'"'s'neila. ANhhE.H : a. BnolhlN.
Nov. ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
Z .
NEW YORK STATE -,
xxrhnATupC Icr.

~. Class 10. sjor 1928.
Win he drn~h on ,h. 9TH Jay of January la~s
tmdu'it,d IN n fen minutes
- Numbers, q BolIo's ro b. draWn.
SpLEVDfO 5rUtur
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
Course Of EKCilnngc.

Corrected mstkip for the iirginim. nj 3Heh's
Loitery ( II chaugc oTce, Lynehbprg.
mr. ri. disc pr ri disc
Notes Of Massa. Worth Carolina.
,hu,rtts banks q n ) State Bank aNd
Maine banks 23n5 hrnnchc.
Connecticut do, % ) Bank oi Newhcln
Wv York City and brapchce e
banks Q Cape Fear bank o
Country do las G,orgia.
Banks in phila- State Bunk b !
driphia la2Bank Of Darjcn X II %
Othcr banks i'm Plan'sra and hr-
PENNSYLVANIA ln5 rhahic'> bank 81 n !
Delaware banks % , Augusta Bridge
Banks iu the Dis. Company M Sri'
of Columbia 2GoisDonbloons GA
Price of e,otks--l', G. bank SliG--Banle
Of Virginia (o1d) .Siol- Ditto new sos Oh
Farmers Bank ,sioa oo
n RaniwiHs, ,7iaJamr.
Specie, 70 ner cent advance
r. s. notes and checks : In 5 do.
Virginia 10 D do.
North, Carolina par. ....
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

Woo 3IzxI2S
1insIish s4"cp skins.
C6ctinea and purple tnorocco stins
yellow and h'a; !, do do
FaWn, pfrlr and black skivcr,
Rra, white aud yellow lining shins
Bnriihg. skns
Boot rord and wetb--fne and coarse hish
shoe ihread--larni,h, liquid and paste
blaeEine--shoe trn-hcs---booi ire"-----
boot aud shoe lasts, all ,iaes-h.eI bah.
and hristles
IT aoo pair plantation 3Ro0U1t3, the
trsl ever offered Tor sale ia ihls I,lncc
l2O>Rrams letter. writing. and Wrapping pm
per. Oct y. @iwilIj
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
ALL NE
.lAULy LUCKY CF'x-CE,
4 8. d w. AIR., q, c..

IT ~ fiBI NI .
IL Where the drawing will l,e rec.ly.f o,
MI numheEs eiamned gratis, ant all informs
lion given with prasnrr, aud if obtaineri >sl
eilber o their Offices. ~. cash NJ be pnid Ao<
ai' prizes nj sight. Nov. IT,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
COTTON.

We learn from a gentleman jnC arrived
here from Huntsville, that III" n"" crop
VAS selling there al Sll per hundred.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
.E.yD0 SCHEME
G ssT,fcO
5D6l PE1ZTH,
nIe9 BLAae NJ,

lis = In ianst q,lrn,li9 s. popular Loilery
that 'vsr hna been feed u il. lnbs.
Ad sentnfers shr uld uat delay 10 obtain 81
chn0"u IN his brilliant scheme lhe .icn,sad
has already been very great, aud thames arr
brEuning 10 berdHc srArrr. Tie unesap.
ptd demand for them and tie nall na,a bee
II tickets is sufficient war nni that ,thryt,
viii moi l,f rhance lcil Tor some Inn. be-
fore the dn, affixed for ihe drawing. and no.
doubt ftfy viii ris" from tbf present rnir II
y 81 10 ) 10. All those who w,sh a. obtain
F"ionces n TIL, brlinhi Lol,rrs sh5aid M
!" Ir"f delay, rs perhaps TIN I, tht n.o,tSpirti
j'i orrorlop'l, they ever will have a, uu
ItinG - gfeul fortune
Price al whole 4 81 Qu,r'res q IL 80
Halves % ,uhtLs az
siltrtmhs 3.ig
. Al of9ers by mHil, trer -, p"stare, or III
nrivaie conveyance. ntteudrd To viii tho
am" pr"n'p'ne's ms II un prr,"r al apficaiioo
II addressed to - ELL-W'E
,.,- LOTTERY md Exchanfe Dlhcr
New York, 18th Nov. 1875
81 Where hnv" be- soid and paid nj slyhts
twc rr'zes al 3 loo0bo, beside. other catiai
prz1s rmuuu,ing 10 more than milton Il
dollar.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
orion Vi Mr. 3'Nnq's iaas R'port.
TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
Gy tue latr Arrival Mt y. work, nj ihr.
Nm. b,rnr-. bringing Liverpool aerann's
To the iilh Del, We Inv. trry lldtrrins
-ntrnt'n:. respecting Tobacco. An n,der
nom the Treasury Ia the customs had per-
.maneniIy established thr duty on Tohac-
ca NJ ~. This GRATED consnirra bl, acii,
s't, both NJ london aud I.iyrrpnol in the
article, nj ihe FORMER nominal prices.---At
the latter place, 900 hhds. had been soid at
full prices, 600 on L,ndon account, and
200 I" the lrIsn aud l.r,ponl trade. On
the iith, smart demand existed nj Liver
ln"l IN dne sorls Cor lrrland.
These price. viii liz very satisfactory 10
the dealers In this counrtrv, aud will afford
them 'ior profits on tll.ir pnrcha.es here.
II Is Thought by som. bat the duty will b-
farther reduced "n lhr meeting of Parlia.
mcnt. We cons ralnl,te thr planters an
these cheering prospects. They have .,e-
~ reason In expect good p,iccs for the
new rr"p. Still, their expectations huYht
mi to be too exlravagant. Such prirss AZ
they generally got fo4 III. odd crop ought
To satisfy them for the nav A few NOR.
hhds of new Tobacco, during the last and
present "c,A, have srrn snid IN this MAJ
ket-'hs lowest at s1,o5 aud the hishe., a.
50 so. Tho Tobacco was VI common
quality.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
WCOLL,INS.

GUST nprn'd n I"rE" And a'ntrol aasort
y ment nf wooll.n goods, ri eyerv dcsrrdfi
IN, snilnhlr Ia the ssnsou,w hicb Will hr solo nj
Iticrs worthy the altenthn OF purchassr.--
1t The Store of .....s
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
Nov ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
ktCH.np.yo PRicEs .crRRtNr.

Tobacco "a On a Sl2 oo-Fiour s. % n
s. 25--Wheat 95H 100 cts,-Coru 6e cts
Becswav dh) 30 a 81 cts--Bnlter Oh S n q
cts--Frs'hers ~ n a2-Helhr Uun) Sfoo a
SifO.--Salt 81 81 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
PORK.

Several .iros.a of hogs have arrived here
latrly, and sold at St-EngaGemehla Mt
that p'ics have heeu made for large guam
ties coniaa Oh.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

MARRll3D-On Thursday. the 10th
inst. h, thr Rev. lnnrs Boyd, Mr.. ilAR-
DIN PERKINS. Mrrch.otiht Lo,,nssron,
In Miss. SARAH ANN. daughter OF Capt,
John ". Nosby. of Nelson.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-30
XTgE REpGSszTORE.


situated ina delightful hollow, surrounded on the
,t and west side BY supendous and lofty hills, lies
beautiful village, few miles from this place
Ihe traveller en- approaching this romantic place,
i delighted With the surrounding objects that strike
ITS .ht. As far as the eye can reach, he beholds
cb.rning country, intcrspeised With hills and val
H-s Hith rising villages springing Up on tier sum
n;ts Of located at their base, and With purling
streams meandering through dark forests which
stretch beyond cmptying into the small lakes which
sparkle IN little pillows at distance The tower
ma sfecples of the churches in every direction, pre-
eat ticir white spires above the tall trees, which
sHa ttste Of the inhabitants has left to ornament
'a-so miniature inland cities, which are destined
#eluaps, at some future period Of the world, to bc
'Le abode of philosophers and statesmen heroes
and sages, and emporiums Of wealth and commerce
from the benefits of our artificial Mediterranean sea,
Which winds its course through the country. Con
'euent seems to pervade tie bosoms of the indus
rlons ana enterprising inhabitants around, and I'M
disturbed tranquility generally reigns. Through
This romantic hollow, runs the great turnpike from
Albany to Buffalo: the beautiful village alluded to,
lines its sides through the valley, presenting tie
taste architecture, from the rude los house to the
splendid mansion
twas in the summer of eighteen hundred and,
that stranger came to reside in this village for
short time lis appearance was such that carried
with It the character Of one who had seen the
world; his conversation denoted mind stored with
intelligence; accomplished in his manners, his car
rIase was easy; polite and ah4ble to every one
whom chance threw in his way, his pleasing man
ner together with insinuatng address, soon at
tracted the notice of the young society in the vcini-
~ Limited, however, as society generally is, in
such places, frequent balls and parties Of the young
people took place. 1t was At Of these pleasant
meetings, that the beautiful and accomplished Eli
"a irstbeheld this stranger, His attention and aat
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-30

clandestnc marriage with person whom no one
knew Inquiries were Immediately set on foot, to
ascertain his true character when II was soon found
that he was a married man, with a wife living in
the southern states. Measures were taken to AZ,
prehend him. but he eIudcd his pursueys and Hc1
to Canada, leaving her whom he had 50 socmnly
pledged to protect and support, to mourn the Sc
ducng viles of the villain man. Abandoned by her
husband, she returned to that home, which, but
few weeks before, at the dead hours of night, She
had forsallen, with high expectations Of ENJOYING
happiness with the man Of her choice.
The whole village sensibly felt for this interesting
fair one, who had, by one inconsiderate act, over
stepped the bounds of reason, and planted a thor
in her breast, which the lapse Of time could not re
move. BY the hand Of wretch made miserable,
her tears are unable to wash away the blot which
in the eyes of the world sulied her character other
wise in every other respect bright and untarn,h-
al.
This dropping flower of the village, on her pros
poets in life being blightcd by wretch, who had
thus deceived her, decayed gradually, until She
sunk into the grave, victim of reconsideration and
rashness in tors2king her parents whose achia@
hearts and mournfuI looks eyinced the anguish q.
their feelings, on beholdinS their hopes and 2ec-
tations crushed by the conduct Of her tac} had 50
tondly loved, nourisAel and cherished Her de.-
picabe decci1er has as yet escaped tile lncr;tcd
punishment of so infamous an act. nutthe iuste.
Of heaven must sooner Or later oycltkc such
murderer, worse than the midnight assassin or '..
bold and daring Desperate AI.MANInH
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-30
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN S. GALLAHER,
.4tMe Office Of the Harpers-Fe4ry Free Press.

TERNS.-One dollar and fifty cents per annum,
payable quarterly in advances Or one dollar and
twenty-five cents, 70 be paid at the time of sub
scribng. Payment in advance, from distant sub
scrbers, who are not known to the publisher, viii
Invariably Be expected. Should payment Be defer
fcd u the end Of TIE year, g will be required.
Tie postage on all letters and communications
must be paid, or it will be charged with the sub
scrpton.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-30

was the pride Of her parents, and only daughter,
on whom they lavished every expense which
boarding school education required She was tru-
y the loyelest of the fair and one on whom nature
had bestowed with art every thing that is cacul&t-
ed to adorn a female An only brother, whose
pride wound up with that of his sisters welfare
at this period was absent; and she had no protec-
tor or keen observer Of theiwolf in sleeps clothing
who, with eagle eye, was watching lis unsus-
pecting sister. Her frequent interviews with tie
stranger at balls and parties, and his attention IT,
slowed on her, led to repeated calls at her fathers
house, where he was seemingly received BY her pa
rents IN 9 friendly manner Beng Of lively turn,
lis company was particularly agreeable to her, and
in short time acquaintance ripened into a mere
tender feeling. Aware, however, Of The difficulty
OF gaining her parents consent III marriage the
stranger had palmed himself upon them and the
public as gentleman of fortune and responsibility,
whose connexions lived in w-England, and was
daily in expectation Of receiving rcnttances from
them. BY all the arts which consummate villain
could invent, he ingratated hmsclfas much as pos
slbic into The good graces Of The parents until at
length he determined on making al application for
uniting with their daughter Tie had previously,
however, obtained from the fair Eliza Ter consent,
and Aattered himself that his prize vas secure
His application, however, was refused, and tho vii
lain's plans frustrated. Stung with resentment he
nov left thc place, and took his residence in ano.
Their county, where secretly correspondence WAS
kept up between her and himself; and through
The agency Of some friend, whom LIS consumnate
n Irl7oAI ~, ,,,o-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22

IL The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is publislted
fctce rrek, (IMcsdays and Fr5uus,( al tirc dot
lars per ar',nnr, payabie an ddrGncc.
II Prerious 10 n discontinuoncc ofMc paper. all
dFredrases must be paid up. Ind those rho may
qrIsh 10 discontinue, icW notify he Editor TO that
c0ecf al least thirty days beore the period expires
for ,rhich they subscribed
u , Tor 6frertis'ng-75 cents q square (or iess)
for NE first insertion. nnd 30 ccnts jor coch
hnnance.-1hc nnubcr IF Insertions must he ,ioied
on nc MS. ohcr'rise they rM be continued md
charged aecordingiy.
II advertisements from ME country TO be paid
for m odrdnre, 0ss"med BIZ some responsible iadi
Didmn an this place or .Honchcsicr.
II an letters 10 Mc Editor must be post-paid,
ar they riH rereire attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22
VOL. U.-NO. I6.

amy other way, than the most open aud honorable
informed the deputy clerk, Mr.. 6. Magruder, OF
my de lie TO see Mr. Ms diplomatic accounts and
to obtain cory of them. He pointed to AN inn
'nehSe mass of documents, told p{e he presumed
they were amongst them; but he never could find
then lropied, thoueht could; aud found Thorn
without difficulty. l examined them, aud found
''ney essentially coreNponed with the copy filed in
tne Senate. A copy OF Mr. Ms book or paper.
as" accompanied the accounts ! then requested
oH'I'l copies of the whole; but told Mr. Mag,u,!.r.
mat II the copies We're furnished, thought il INV
u"ty TO apprisc him. they might be used for pubca-
uon' II any future occasion should call for such a
measure: when lie observed, me wsed to consult
his brother, the clerk, before he complied with INV
request After several days mysterious cons,I,,
uon' was Informed by Mr.. G. rgrudes-thnt nv
request could not be complied With thouybt a..
me object of the call for publications at leas,
tor general Information, although the publication
OF the whole mass might be dispensed with ON ac-
oo""' VI expense that true copy Of any of the
accounts might 1ssfurnished upon request The
clerk thought otherwise
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22
w ard Election.

FhNHE election of Common cOuncil-men in the
a several wards, will be held the first Wednes-
day in April next, viz. Ia jefferson ward. No l. at
the Union Hotel--ln Madison ward No 2 al the
Eagle Hotel-and in Monroe ward. No. 3, at the
Shochoe Hill tavern. Polls will open in each ward
at 10 o clock, A Nj. "'rhe freeholders of lots with
III said city, whether improved or not, and whether
such freehoder resides therein not nd the house,
keepers and inhabitants of the said city who shall
have resided therein, any time, for the space OF
three months without the intcrmi,son of one twelve
months, and possess in their own right, within the
same, movable aud immoveahe property to the
value of one hundred pounds, are entitled To- vote
W. d. WREN, Scrgt. G.. X
March LIST, 1928. III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22
Valuable James River Land

NNILL be sold, on the premises at public auc-
w ton, on he 20M day Of May, my Estate
CURLES, lying on James River, about - miles
from the city of Richmond, containing five hundred
and odd acres of land. The fertility of this Is
tate. with its many advantages. are too we'll known
to require detailing. The terms of sale will be
third in 90 days; one third in mouths; with
the balance in Is monthS-the whole to carry intc-
rest from the date. clear and undSputed title
will be made
March IL pit WADE NOSBY Sen
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22

NOTICE,

YHNIIE subscriber wishes to sell his TRACT OF
a LAND in Hanover county, on the south IN nix
of the South Anna River. containing Seven Hum
dred and Fifty Bcres--about 500 acres in forest
This tract adjons the lands Of DR.. Swami, r..
Snced aud others. The terms will be acco,nmo-
dating. JNO. S. FLEMING
March 15-St
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22
ROBERT MOTT,
House Painter. GlaZier. SC.

EsPECTFrLLY informs his friends and the pub
u lie generally, that he continues his business of
HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING. Sc. at the well
known stand corner of flariSs building md i'm
mcdiatcy under the office of the Constitutional
Wing. lie has on hand general assortment of
the best materials from New York, which will rna-
BILE him to execute any comma nds entrusted To him
satisfactorily on the most rcasona BILE terms. He IN
tends attending to the most particular part of the
work personally, and will employ none hut the best
wnrkmen.
~ B. Ceilings Whitened, and Walls Stain ed
in dstcmpcr colours.
March IF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22
TREASURY DEPAnrMENT, }

ht"'""'H Isl, 100.
"a Office Is hereby given to- the proprictors of
IN the Is per cent stock, commonly called the
treasury note d per cent stock, issued in pursuance
OF the act of Congress passed the 9th February
1872 that the principal Of the said stock and
the interest which may be due thereon at the time
will be paid to the said projectors their at
torneyS, duly authorised, on the LIST day of April
next, at the Treasury i'll Washington, or at such
loan Office on the books whereof any portion of
said stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender of
the certificates of the said per cent stock will BIZ
required at the time of redemption, and that the in
tcrrst thereon will cease and determine on the , Il
day of March next.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD,
Feb I1-I3t Cncr,y,,-u - a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22
WIN. LAMBERT, Jr. .70omey-at-Lau

WIN. LAMBERT, Jr. Attorney at Lac
w offers his services 10 those who are en-
gagged IN law suits in the Courts held in the
city OF iIcnUnd; to prcba, 4 lcif suits for trial
lie will pay particular attention 10 getting the
parties speedily before The Court, the neglect
oi which causes great delay. lie will also at
tend to the suits at rules to tie aISing of deposit
uons' and before the commissioner he prOpO-
seS 10 do what the parties themselves now
nave 10 periom, aud Whatever else may be ne
cessary TO hasten final decision Of their cause.
For the utility of such council he refers TO ever,
member OF the Bar.
January 25--tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-22
Whiskey, Sugars, Moiasses. sc.

M are now receiving by different vessels from
w Philadelphia, New ork. &c.
IA Hhds. Philadelphia Whiskey,
Isl hblS. do. part old and superior quality,
SO hhds dry New Orleans Sugar,
81 do. ST. Croix Sugar, portion prime,
SO do. Molasscs, Of unusually prime quality,
30 bags prime green coffee,
80 sacks Liverpool blown Salt,
500 heavy Spanish dry Hides,
For sale, on accommodating terms by
RALSTON s, PLEASANTS.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

l. F. MILLS & co. (Late Prince & Mills, J
4 AFFER for sale at the old American Nursery
~ very large assortment of Apples, Pears,
PlumS, Peaches, Chcrres Apricos, Ncctd. ines. AL
monds, Ounces, Mulbclries, Figs, Cuuauts, Grapes,
GooseberrieS, Raspbcrrics, Strawberries, and other
fruits, including the very choicest kinds. Also.
very large collection of evergreen and other orna-
menta! trees, shrubs and plants, including above 100
kinds of Roses Also, about 50 varieties Of the
fucst Grapes, large assortment Of Orange, Lemon
and Citron trees, Camelias Of Japan Roses, and
other greenhouse plants. Catalogues Of which may
be obtained graijs Of Ncssrs. ELLIS Il ALLAN, and
orders through whom will meet prompt attention.
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Bussorah Arabian.

WIS celebrated Horse will stand the ensuing
u season at Curles, in the lower end Of this
county.-For particulars see handbills.
Feb l8--tf
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YESTERDAY.

THE Eighteenth D-ariag of he
Maryland State Lottery, No. 3,
Took place in the city Of Baltimore. and will be
received mere tomorrow evening. All the follow
lns Prizes except hc SJOOUO. whcb will be pa; in
the wheel o" the l'1h drawing, were liable To- be
drawn.
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d!y stnfc. EiChmOnd.
u Agents wanted in various parts Of this State,
and State of North Carolina, of which applicants
may avail themselves Ivy letter (po> paid address
ed to the proprictors, 81 n. 9TH street, PhiladeI-
phia Feb. %