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d. ROBES, D, C

In pursuance OF the above decree, tie IN.
dersigned, marshal afthe said Court, will on
Thursday the / 18th day OF August next, tar
If not the next fair day thereafter Sunday ga.
cepied,) proceed TO sell by way OF public auc.
tion, to the highest hjJaegs on the prcns,t.
tor cash, the tract oil landsin the above de-
cree referred to. lying and being III the conr-
~ OF Amherst, Continuing By suIge} 300acrrs.
being the tract of land purchased Of Route u
Rueksr, aud upon which Richard Flarfisla
now resides, and adjoining the lands OF Pros
ser Powell, James Petit and others
G.. Il NOODSON, 81 l. u.cc.
June q. 1925 tds42
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TOBACCO LAND

FOX SHE.
AlHE subscriber offers for snle, that vslua.
- BILE tract Of land on which he now lives,
in the county of Bedford on the waters o.
Ivy creek, about . miles from Lynchburg, on
the Forest road, and containing By recent
survey $40 acres. A greater portion of this
land is uncleared, and for the culture of to-
bacco is considered inferior to rene. There
are about forty acres of low grounds, a part
of which is cleared md now in excellent mea-
dow--the balance may with little expense
be converted to the same use. A further de-
scrip,ion is deemed unnecessary, rs il is pre-
surned that purchasers will frs, view the pre-
misses. The qualify and local situation of his
land warrants the subscriber in recommends
ing it to the attention of the tobacco maker
or farmer, aud he requests all those who wish
To vest funds in that kind of property to call
and examine it, as bargain may he had
The terms viii be made accommodating.
JESSE COFER
July 81. w4w49
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JOHN WILLS, Clerk

IN PURSUANCE. of the above decree, the
undersigned Marshal, of the said court, will
on Tuesday the 10th day of August next, pro-
coed to sell, by way OF public auction, to the
highest bidder, on he premises, npoh credit
OF one and two years, tract Of land ia the
proceedings mentioned. lying in the county
of Amherst on tie waters Of James River,
commonly called 1rcnts ferry, and contain
ing by survey one hundred and twelve acres.
Also in pursuance ofthe same Decree shall
expose 10 sale, upon the same terms, on the
premises, on Friday the 18TH day of Au-
gust, the tract Of land in the proceedings also
mentioned, lying in the county Of Nelson, on
the head waters of Fuckers Run, and con.
tanning by survey eighty four acres. Bond
with good security with will be required in
both cnscs of the purchaser or purchasers. and
the title retained as further security for the
payment ofihe purchase money. Should Ell.
Their of the above mentioned days prove un-
fair, the sale will take place on The next fair
day thereafter.
GEO b. WooDSoN. NJ. L.D.c. C
June 16, 4n94
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SENEINA
FOtA YOUNG LADIES.

MR. T. MRS. DOUGLASS, grateful
Ava fo' The patronage alrendy extended 10
them, take this method To inform their pat.
rons aud the public that their next session
viii commence on Monday the 18th instant
Ia this institution all the branches of an En-.
eii'h education are taugbl--Ihe French Lam
snage and Music by young lady we'll quail
fed TO teach them. A few young ladies' can
he accommodated with board for Si5 per SEES.
sion, IN the house with the teachers.
'July4 tso6
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Valuable Tobacco Land
ron sale.


IN obedience 10 the viii of Geo. Bayne,
I deed, late oil the county OF Bedford, shall
on the 9th day OF September next, on the
plantation on which The said Bayne died, sell
at public anction, to the highest bidder, ON a
credit OF one, Two and illree years,
Two Tracts or Parcels of Land,
lying in the said county, one containing about
493 acres, situated about miles 10 the north
of Liberty. on the public road, and having Oh
il an excellent mill seat, on Little Otter
This tract has proportion OF fne tobacco
land yet to clear, and is well adapted TO clo-
yer and grain. The other tract lying in said
county, about miles. above Liberty, CON
thinning about 90 acres This tract, ii is be-
Iiesed holds out rs many inducements 10
planters as any tract OF its size any where in
the county. Persons wishing 10 examine
these lands will be shown the first tract by
William Hawkins, living adjoining it. aud
the last by Thomas Baber, residing ON it, or
either of them, or the subscriber. residing in
Liberty. The purchasers will be required TO
give bonds and good security, and a deed Of
trust on the land 10 secure the purchase mo-
ney. NM. X. PORTER,
Executor Of George Bnyne, deed.
June 30. widss9
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WAFTER II. MIDDLETON,

.1rOTIii.L~fRY AND DRUGGIST,
HAS Just received from Philadelphia
M and New York, his spring supply, EN-.
hrncing every article in the DRUG, MEDI.
CINE aud PAINT line. His stock is now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
and more extensive than AZ anyprcviuns time,
aud every article can be recommended as
being genuine, Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, and others who have been
in the habit Of supplying themselves in Rich
mond, will hnd it greatly to their advantage
TO give him n call.
Such of his friends and customers who live
NJ Il distance, and cannot fud il at all times
converter 10 visit this market, may rely up
on getting their orders pat up IN n~nice style
articles of as good quality, aud as cheap hy
sending, as il they were present.
LlNSEEp OH, BEESNAX, FEATUl:RS,
aud evety description OF produce taken in
barter, for which the highest market price will
be given.
April 81 Is 80
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Marshal's Sale

z IRGlNlA At a superior court q
chancery holden AT tie town Of Lynch,
burg on the 2lst day of May, 1920
john Horsely, jr. James Fariss and Reuben
u Palmer, merchants and partners trading
under The firm Of Horsely, Fairs & Compd,
ny, plhiniIis,
against
Joseph b Nmeheld, Robert WingGeld and
Thomas Wingheld. defendants.
This cause came on this day 10 DC heard IN
the bill, answers anu exhibits, and was argued
by counsel on consideration whereof the
court doth sdjudee, order aud decree, TIM.
the Marshal of this court do, after having adj
vertsed the time and place OF sale for tou7
weeks in some newspaper printed IN the town
of Lynchburg, and nj tbs front door OF the
court house of the county al Nelson, proceed
TO SELL al the court house OF said county, on
some court day, by way ofpubhc auction, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, the slave
Dick, in the bill mentioned. and The proceeds
Of the said sale, alter detfayine the expenses
attending the same, pay into one Of the banks
mt this place, to the credit OF this suit, subject
TO the future order of the court, and report
his proceedings to the court in order 10 fl
nal decree.
a Copy-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, CLERK.
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Those 10 other tickets which stall have on
thcm three OF the drawn Nos. aad those three
she I'd 4ili. aud 9th, or the 3rd Alb, and 9th,
in some one of their several orders OF com
binaion or Formulation, will each be entitled
20 prize ct 81, 900.
those l. other tickets which slnll have on
them 3 of the drawn numbers, & those three
The ID, 80 aud 18th, or the Cd, Sd and 5tb in
some one OF their sevemtogders OF combina.
tioa or permutntion. will each be entitled to
u prizu OF SboC
Those 80 other tickets which shall have
three OF the drawn numbers on them, shall
each be entitled to prize OF 800.
Those 100 tickets which shall have two of
the drawnsnuphers on thcm, and those two
the 2d und iih in either order, will each be
entitled to 500.
Those 1913 tickets which shalshave two of
the srawn numbers on them, viii each be en-
sltled 10 s25.
All others. being 1874, having two Of the
Jrawn Numbers Oh theu,. VIII each be cnti
uedto $40,
Aud ~ those II $40 tickets having butone
OF the drawn numbers Oh them. win ench be
entitled Ia SO.
no tickets which have drawn n prize Of
superior denomination, can be entitled to an
inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing,
aud subject 70 tue usual deduction OF 10 per
cent.
NH. - CT -. 49, tig
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NEW FLOUR,

ME have for sale at our Lumber,
w houqe, New Flour. in half barrels
Also, Ship Stuff and Bran. In sending their
wheat To market, our friends aud customers
are requested To have il dry aud free from dirt
aud gravel. LANGHoRNE & GARTH.
1uly 2. ts46
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90 Nollars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the possession ot:Ioe
IA LettWieh jf. about twefre months ago, 4
negro man namtd G.lBKIEL, Of rery dark
comPfe zion, about four .leet9 or 10 inches high,
and about thirty t,co gears cfGge, no purttca-
lar mdrks recotiected except some small knots
IN his breast about the size of a marble, aad
a rery rough bnmPy chm
lam Of OPS, ION Mat he is now lurking about
the Heighborhood Of JohH Smeis, on Mt head
leaters Of Goose Crtek, ,rhere he'has n ,cife, as
he has been seen IN thai quarter Frequently
The ADORE reicard ofiwenty fire dollars wiH be
girtn 10 ana person leho wiH dtirer hmto me,
or secure him in Bedtord jail SO Mdi Iget hin'
dEdiu. ROBERT ~. REESE
January %. ats u
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All those indebted to the late firm Of Tho
mas X Annspaugh, either by account or other
wise, are requested to make immediate pav-
mcnt To the subscriber, who is sole agent 10
settle and receive the same Those who have
them adjusted for payment.
Gil AuNSPAUGH
IihcrIv, Jnly 81. W3M 4S
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S2o,o 900 highest prize.
l3,naO prizes.
1866 Blanks,

This IS Lottery formed by the ternnry
cenlbinatton and permulaion of 80 numbers,
To determine the PRICES therein, the 80 nun
hcrs Will be severa.ly placed in pwheel on the
day Of drawing aud five oitlen will be drawn
out aud that ticket having on il the lst, %
aud Sd drawn Nos in the order IN which
drawn, will be entitled 10 the prize of 10000
dollars and those Eve other tickcta which
shsil have on them the same Nos in the lol
lowing orders, shall be enti,lcd To the prizes
MI xrd 70 them. reancc tiVelY, VIZ
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rHSGlIE Subscribers haze associated them
n selves together, under the firm of Lang
horne ~ Garth, for the purpose OF carrying
on the Milling business AT the Farm Mills
near Lyuchburg. The Mills are in gooo
order for grinding, and as soon MS the ar
,icle is ready for market, they will purehas,
wheat At the far market price, or grind 10
others upon the usual terms.
HENRY 5. LANGHORNE.
JOHN GARTH
June IL, 1926. tfi3
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye-stuGs,l
sHe
III
THOMAS j. DUVAL.
AT TEE SIGN or THE GoLDEa MORTAR,
ON BASK SQUARE,

AT IEE SION or THE GoLDEH MORTAR
on BAHK ssoARE,
HAS Just received, in addition 10 his
4 L former stock, NJ extensive assortment o
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
DYE-sTuffs, which enables him now 10 OF.
fer 20 his friends, customers and tie public sc.
morally, The most complete aud extensive as
surtiient ever before brought To this market
AMONG THEM AnE run FOLLOWING, VIZ
5000 lb Glanber Sails, 90 do. larlar Enc
600 do. EPSON do. lie,
600 DO. Cum Shell 90 do Quick Silver,
Lac, % doz bottles Anc
500 do Pearl Ash, rican Cnstur Oil,
100 DO. Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf,
rhor, 900 GALLONS Alcohol,
700 DO Jalap, 900 do. lamp Oil,
100 do. Sponge, 100 do. Srts. Tut
i25 do. verdigris, pentine,
90 do. Calonlel,
Ana every other article in his line, all Of
the best quality, and for sale at the lowest
prices tor cash, or at six months 10 punetual
customers September3
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fthtIS UHu aoNUftA HIWY % Tuu ~
"A. II. NOR TEz'S.
Truly Lucky Office, LYnchbnrg.

WhoIes, so Halrts. 50 Quarters, 81 90
Packages OF eleven tickets, embracing the
80 Nos. OF the lottery, which must of ne.
cessiiy draw al least go 30 net with so ma
ny chances for capitals or shares OF pacha-
bes may be bad al tie same rate.
Prizes Ia the lotteries OF New York, New
Jersey, rennsyyania, Delaware, Mary laud,
Nifgmia, North Carolina aud Washington Gil
", viii be received in payment.
a. Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes, NJ
above cree OF postage, for tickets or shares
will receive l,rompt attention, ii addressed 10
ABRAHAM II. NORTH, Lynchbarg.
June 9, 1925. tdd42
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Not ice.

10y virtue of trust deed executed by
ID Philip Lively 20 the subscriber, bearing
date the 10th day Of september, 1924, made
to secure debt 10 Nancy Shields, therein
mentioned, and duly recorded in the county
court OF Amherst, shall, on the goth day oil
July next, il fair. if not the next fair day, at
Amherst court house, proceed 10 sell, to the
highest bidder,-tor cash, the following proper
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in the county of Amherst, adjoining the lands
OF John Mcdaniel, Mrs, Bourne, and the
lands belonging to The estate OF John London
decd, containing 233 acres. Also, his interi
est in his fathers estate, now in the possession
of his mother, Jane Lively, and the intercs
he may have in the estate OF Jane Lively, n
her death--One bay Mare and one bay Horse
Acting us trustee, shall convey such title q:
is vested in me by said deed.
WILLIAM MCDANIEL.
June %. wtdsi5
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MNl.AYANN N.ANN.

Lying in the state OF Missouri, described by
patents as tollowss--No. li,732, patented 10
james Melton the Goth February, 1872 being
tire North West anarter of Section Twenty
six, of Township fliy-ive North, in Range
scveniy-three West, containing ONE HUN
DRIED and SIXTY Acrcs.--No. 4.147, pater.
ted 10 Dickerson Terry, Goth February 1919,
being the North West quarter Of Section
twelve, of Township y-iour North, in Range
sixteen West, containing ONE HUNDRED
md SIXTY Acres.--No. 1852, patented 10
John stanley 26th February, isi9, being the
North WesiHuRrter Of Section nine, of Town
shp fty-six North. in Range sixteen West,
containing EIGHTY Acres. The Subscriber
viii convey only such title us is vested in
him by the deed aforesaid. but will not he
liable for any defect whatsoever in the title
The patents and deeds are in bis posse ssion
aud will be shown 10 any person wishing 10
see them. NINSLoW ROBINSON.
June s, 1875 4to2
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Jllly21

taIiIS is To inform my friends and the
Il Public generally, that have taken the
room lately occupied by Cupt p. Lnbby, near
4y opposite Mr.. James c. Moorman's Tavern
one door above AIR. Saml Young; where ]
have aconsiderable stock of GROCERIES on
hand, which viii sell at the most reduced
prices for cash, or will barter for Corn, Corn
meal, or Pine Plank at the Lynehburg prices
Also, a tolerahlc assortment of Crockery
and Liverpool China.
REUBEN RUCKER
july 81. wow48
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5Je In pursuance OF the above decree, t's
undersigned, Marshal of the said court, VIII,
on Monday the 22d day OF August next, pros
coed to sell, by way oipnblc auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, at Nelson cour,
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AlNNN ENN S.ANAN.

10y virtue OF deed of trust executed to
the subscriber the 5th day Of March,
1922, byJoseph l.. Cheathan, and OF record in
the clerks Office ol the comfy court Of Char
lotie, shall, on Monday the Isl day OF August
next, at Charlotte court house, that being
Charlotte court day, proceed TO sell, at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, two
quarter sections andthe half Of another quar-,
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GNEE.S BoY'r0M,

lying in the said county OF Cabell on the O.
mo river, containing hetN cen -four and his
thousand acres OF which more than eighteen
hundred acres are said to be PRIME 10"
grounds. We are not personally acqHhin'eo
with tins estate; but il has been represented
10 us as being the finest on TINT pant OF ms
Ohio which borders on this state 1t ahouho'
in meadow land of The first quality and theFr.
fore well merits the attention OF the SIOUX
farmer. For many years while nus es'"'"
WAS ia The hands OF Col. Wilson c NthoH''
TO whom il formerly belonged, IT was eAten,
slvely cultivated in tobacco, WHICH "I'u
sold in New York and Europe, eomula"otu
prices equal 10 those at which the besi JAMES
river tobacco sold. This land abouHds III eu"'
II has been divided into many smaller H"''
or lots, as may Re seon X pat M the IuS.
session of John Hannah, esq who iI'oS ~.
joining, and who will s!lsN tile whole or an!
part thereof, TO those disposed To view n h'i'
il will be sold in one entire tract, or ~ s''I'.
parcels as ON the day OF sale. may be ihouE"'
best calculated 10 ensuret the best Price. IA"
sale will be on three eqnal annual lnslalme''',
the purchasers to give bonds win eifl"''
.ureties for the several instalments, us alsO
deed of trust on the land as n farther seeu''V
for the ultimate payment OF the purchase NV,
ney; The deed of trust, however,, IS ho' 70
perate till the last nstaiment shall beeo"e
due.
The subscribers nre very .oicitons 10 "'n'
up the business Of the trust cohfced TO 'Itu.'
II persons, therefore, should desire 10 lHa
chase this property, they may aiirna II, ,n
full confidence that il will be sold al Tue ""''
and place above mentioned.
JOHN COALTEk
JOHN Il. COOKE.
J,l,, OF w4w45
: 49,
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by virtue Of deed Of trust, cxecnicd To
Ib me by Philip Lively, aud Tor certain
purposes therein expressed, (Which said deed
bears date the 9th day of August 1924, and
IS OF record in the County court OF Amherst, }
shall on Thursday the 4th day OF August,
1920, al Amherst Court House. sell by way
OF public auction for cash, tho following pro-
reriy, viz all the said Lirelys interest in
the dover of Nancy Young, surviving widow
OF John Young, decd. also, two-sevcnths OF
the dover of the widow of James Lively, dee.
Likewise Two horses and two feather beds
and furniture. Acting as Trustee, shall com
vey to the purchaser or purchasers, such title
rs is vested in me, by the Deed of Trust a.
fore said and none other.
JOHN u. DUNCAN, Trustee.
July 10. W2N 48
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CO III K NJ IS

G. Q III Il MS
Lottery and Erchdngc. 0Nre, LID .Mdrket-st-
BALTIMORE.
Where in the late State Lotteries, were sold
the Great Capitals of 100000 dclars--40 900
doars--two of 2o,ooo dollars-ifree OF 10,
600 dollars, besides no less than twelve cap.
itaS OF 5,o0o dollars, Sc, and rhere morecap-
itni pristS hare been obtained than at any other
Office in .4meficn,
IL Orders from any part Of the United
States or Territories enclosing the cash or pri-
yes in any OF the Lotteries, (post paid) Will
meet our accustomed prompt attention.
.7ddresst0
J. I COHEN, Jr.-Baiiimore.
" 4drentrerS al n distance may at oil
times miH confidence forac0rd their Renlttan-
ees TO CHOEN'S OFFICE, for Vhe Scheme
should be d,dun Whea Their Orders arrive, the
amount enclosed wH be returned by the .frsi
mail, ~ nil be iHresied in the most advisable
Scheme, merit 10 be drdicn.
baltimore, JHfy |, 1926.
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GREEN BOTTOM
For sale.

lY Virtue of a deed of trust executed
EB rs by YIN. II Cabell, esq, and recordra
in the court ct the county of Cabcll, we shall.
on Monday the 18th day of September next.
~ the town OF Stanton, proceed TO SELL ~
The highest bidder, the tract Of lnnd commons
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Negro SANve DACK,

in the above decree mentioned.
G. b. h00DSON, N. L. ID c. c.
July 81, w4W43
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Grand tate A,ottery

OF MARY LANDING. 3.
The whole to be completed in ONE DAY,
and will positively take place in the City Of
1ialtintfr. Oh
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cliailcery holden Al tn. to,,naf :.
burg. the 9TH day OF Noyemler. ia "shsL
Garland II Mitchell, SURVIVING nnr,,..
A., eAet' plaiHiiH
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~ office

Liberty, July 2l
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POGTSGRIpT.
Entnnsan .Niles 10 he ~.

European Netcs n ne 2Nh.
Thc porkrt slip Cotinthean bds arrived
at Nv York bringing ,Ltefpool dates to
lhr 2i'h
The account. relative 10 the Greeks are
obscure and contradictory. II IA generally
believed that ibrahm Paeha has been de-
lcated and taken ptisoner--it Is certain
that Lord cochran. is going 10 Greece.
We hope hi, LordoIip will DOT make i II
matter ol conscience TO fight by The job, =
rs he dli IN Brazil.
The Cation Market isln desperate 81
tuslIon, new failures taking place every
day,
Lircrrool HarFeis 4ug. ~.
TohUco has been ~ fair demand. hut
thr salts tbs week have been exclusively
IL The trade.
\ etter from Liverpool says, "robac4
60 is az 10 a dangerous prize
....efss"
Com Po5ta-rhe paprrs arc aehnting the
propriry, 4 this officers going To MeXifo,
tho IL, - uncettan' Whether lie will a. not
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A L meeting of the President aud Di.
"A rceiors OF the Lynchburs aed salem
tnrnpike company, at the 2d to.e gate on
the lsh September, 1928.
Ordered, that the Stock-bpliers Of the
Lsnehhprg and salem Turnpike company,
pay IA lac Treasurer On or before the 10th
day &c November, ncxi, ten dollars, On eaGG
al ,hea- srqeral shares OF stock, and that the
Treasurer cnuse this order h. be rnblIsh' "a
both til neN papers published in Lynchburg,
according 10 law, it being the tenth reGuisi.
lion A Copy
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk,
Oct f ton
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GEORGIA sc

We have not been able 10 detail all the in.
cilens or to publish all tue documents con-
nected With the Georgia controversy. Among
Tie articles which we have regretted it was
rot in our power to publish, are the report Of
die commissioners appointed by the Govern
DC oil Georgia to attend the examination Of
some OF the princpal Creel; Indians On which
both Gen. Gaines and Mai. Andrews are nan
died very rongbly) and the rejoinder Of Maj
Andrews. From the latter publication, how
ever, we find room to day, for short ex-
oacl under the head Of PORTRAITS, rela-
hng exclusively to the characters Of the men
WHO we're sent by the Governor of Georgia To
confer with the Indians in conjunction with
ten Gaines. There can tie no doubt that they
&c correctly drawn, because Maj. Andrews
would hardly have the temerty TO sanction
we article with his name, if,hey were not
A'afy br,wast credit shallhe giyeto their Re-
port and with how much allowance ought it
"'eaeh the public TO view all the statements
saanaing from that quarter
lie determination of the general govern.
Iea'' founded in wisdom, and in a disposi.
'oo o do Justice to all parties, relative to the
'fyng IN effect the provisions OF the treaty,
VII be seenhy perusal of the " orders OF
'1'neS, in another column. Every thing
y fsn' will remain in staiu quo until the
CONSERVATIVES Of the people shall pass upon
He validity Of tue cor tract