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o. The aunna Protestant Episcoppl
Convention of Nltgoia nssrnbtrd On
Thursday IN ltirhmood, and adiourncd ON
the next Saturday Ia meet IN lyuchburB,
on the I'd Thnrsday in May, igse. Onibe
Sabbath four gentlemen received the ar
dmatloa ct Prlesls and one I'll Deacunz--
va rs Priests, the Rev. Nicholas II.
Cohhs, Alexander Jones, Franklin q.
Smith and Charles II Page, and The Ret,
John MEG uire Deacon.
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o. We have seized an opportunity,
when there is an extra ordinary drarlh Of
other matter, publish the long Post Oilicr
law. 1t is our, by the bye, With winch nof
only post masters, but every other class of
citizens, ought 70 he conyersant. We shall
shortly get through with the Public Acts of
the last Congress, after which we shall de
vote a portion of our columns to literary
selections. To effect this purpose, we " Ill
regularly receive several Of the most cele
brated periodica publications.
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S.&M. ALLEN 81 co.
Main Street, Lmch6urg.
Superior Court Of Chaacery far the District
Of Lynchburg, Nay Term, lG2J.
ANOMALOUS

A4NtJN Al'JO >.
BY the Chancellor When a suit, in this
conFt, is al ISSUE, IA general commission
may be issued, fur taking dcposItions =;
and, by late act of assembly, four months,
from the time ,d fling the replication, 10y
which the suit is put 10 ISSUE, is allowed
the parties. for taking their dispositions
and, either patty, NJ the expiration of that
tm", may set the sui, down for IA hearing ;
and, no deposition taken after that time,
Mall be read as evidence, on the hearing,
unless taken by consent of the parties, by
special Ordtr of the court, or out of the
state. This is he act see II / vol. of the
laws, by .Hr. L,igh, GIG Sect lO3 and
ume has proved the necessity Of strut at
"h,on tot as we'll here, as in the court,
al Richmond.
10 be published by order of thu Chan
f'Hor four weeks BY the Virsnian. in
,,yn'hbars, and the came length Of time,
v We Enquirer in Richmond.
:, Copy--TesIr,J J. WILLS c. c.
May &c. 4w4o
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IAArDI
s HOE > ORE .
HENRY CARLTON Il co

hAFE just received an extensive NJ
sorlme6t Of BOOTS, SHOES
TRUNKS, LEATHER, &r.--sn,anr
which are gtntIrmen's Calf pnd Senlskin
Boots gentemcus nne Sho.s Il Pump.
Indies Morocco, Sealskn, Syll H. PrlInp'!,,
SHOES Misses llorGro md l,pafhtf
Shoes ChldIens' hYIrocro, Lcathrr and
hid Shoes-.W orrtlich are Of he lofts.
ldsitbhs, and rairrn.td m0rt,idn hin.
Travelling, Sealshin and HYDE Trunks
II all sizrs-~SDle Leather, Morocco, Gaif
aud Lining skins Writing, Letter nnd
Wrapping pelnT--.l'mk and Shoe Ia.,s
--Shor Threat, Bouf Web, Cord, tiprI
Balls, Yafuish aud Bhrkne.
.atsa, u tsW bales Of donicS.ie Cotton
Cloth.
May a.. ussif-o
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..'eNe 80.
r.nm ths Stannion Sptetator.

-o<VESIlON, OK No COW IGNITION?
w. a PARODY.
,,;on or no Convention, that's the
-, ..hssr lis nohles in In MUD to suffer still
80 Ils we have, or exercise righteous
Il ns nj them all. No nan denies
f'' Constitution has some great defects,
oh' nhv not mend it? We cautot promise
rl.,coming timc will prove better doctor:
s1,nn has been the past. Not must only
make,
:, .oaEne.scss and burdens the more plain
"a shall we still grunt On and sweat, like
brutes,
,,-lor,Le weary load, through fear
IN, nhanta which we can't define!
,,annt such childish holdings do not III
a. cons ri mea who fought tor freedom.
il,d vour old Fathers biihdly reason TINS,
wat What. | ash, would now be your con
ditipn. -,
r,e slaves, the bastard slaves oil England =
T,en, let me say again my ir'ehas' sucs
thoughts
m not become yon-Discard n too'l'h iear
1,at will but make yon lose real good,
witch Won might win, by fearing the attempt:
r,r thus. il is, men ever are made low and
base,
,,a Tins the native hue of resolution
= s;cklied Ger with the pale east OF though,
and enterprises Of great pith and moment,
Wilh this regard, their currents turn away,
And ICse the name Ut action.
A"' A SrAUNTON1AN.
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oOA

o. ARGrs, for reasons which will sag
gest themselves to the author, is nadmissi
bic. The subject on which he writes, II II
ever had been, has hong since ceased To be,
legitimate theme OF newspaper DISCUSSION.
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VERY LATE FROM ENGLANb

| NV YouK, Mny ~ -- 1heilhsl sailing shii
| Amethyst, Capt. BnssCy, IN ~ days from IL
yerpooi, arrived al lIoston on lnesday IL,
tbs arrival the Editors Of Tire Commercial
! Advertiser have teeeivcd the London ourier
10 The evening of the 2lN OF April Inclusive,
aud from their Boston Correspondents, slips
containing letters from Liverpool OF tie Esd.
II will b. seen TINT nnoticr grrh, advance has
taken place in Cotton; and the letters state,
thai the sale, for tls Meek up IN the 800, were
larger Than they had been within the SIN
period AT any time within the feceollcution ot
the oldest merchants, the sales amounting 10
one hanfred and ono H0usH1H bak worth tyo
mRiigHs Qf pounds sterling.
On the 2lst, n general respite for Mr. Suve
~, Wl1o was Ia hive been rxeeuied on tile
341, for furgrry, Mas sent 10 Bristol by express.
On the 10Th, thrre WAS debate IN the
House of Commons on the second reading
of the Catholic it,li,fBl Sir iraucis Bur
dtlt opened the debate, and he was frllnw
I'd by Mr.. Hauts, who moved that II br
read second time that day slx months.
This motion WAS seconded aud supl,prfrd
by Nh, PrrL At ons O'clock, after SIXTY
eight nlephrrs had spoken, the debate MAS
adjourned 10 the 2lst. Air. Scarlet pre-.
scented n petition III favor Of lllf Catholic
Claims, from the 5eigchnts nj law NJ the
English Bar. A great number uf petitions
against the claims we're also preserltcd.-
There seem 10 he bat little doubt that the
bill will bcagain r,lectcd.
The ship lphS'n,a has sailed for Bucnds
Ayr,s, with upwards Of one hundred arti-
zans for that placc.
The Greeks are siin tr1umpldng over
their enpmlcs.
4 Llvrrpool Price Current Of the Esd
April, Says" Tobacco continues ut stra
day ptires. The sales of last week amount
10 400 hhds, Good sound Virginia is in
best DEMAND"
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erLOTTERYi LUTTEB1
LOTTERY n

j VIII be rerpii,tt.d inat VA. af4a faF -
i the 9th class OF the QaanlieD CaaeI sift
~ viii l"siisrl, take Ilaee an The 81 IT,
June next, III The town ol IytrlIlufF Ito
lottery wheel u already ftrrisch irefh i.Ieh-
niond. The rublir uny rel sss,D 90 to ~
thing is now wanting 90 seeare in iheH lbs
eomforlal. anil snug sain II siO,uiaiI IT filn
purchase of n ticket trom MONTH"; t4Hr
luck = Office which fegni'es uuls lhe snh. Esata
IT 81 IL truly 90 be hofeJ fifaI tl,tf. j. ~,
single individual w fs,eldlufs or IL silipts
Is ~ uan,indnl Of his r,'il inFfeN rs IL 1T
this noyi rlnriailsnnd enupporiuniiy IHss
hs " iltio1i 'nkh,g q vhahee Tor the feaily
coniuitalle sntn vi Sii,fsn for ouiy = II
must aud viii be admitted IN I'll hnids that
fhc prize Of iirLels Ia TN 9Gnn'ieo th,fsi
Lottery l. ehenpcr than IN any rilitr schtnie
IN the world. npd uom ihni flr drawing iules
place at your very doors, ~ u wefr, no Is.r.
son whairser nm hrve my esruse FIR tleifs-
inr The purchnse ut iitheis in Ibis rfYnt and
brilliant scheme 1itlris viii shortly md4
snnrc to 81. Purchasers nre requested 10
eall md secure rhHuxe lnr the ernIid sum of
Sln,tno md save une dnllnr. Orders from
tho cnpiify1 post paid, will meet with prompt
attention, II adtlrftsrd 10
ADRIAN II. NORTH.
Eynehbofe. N,y 81, ltse
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ko hlanteYs .

HIlE anhsriihcr conli6des ~ sell tobnc
b go on commission, aud promises atitt
Intention 10 the Interests If those Who may
ooniide their crops TO his carc lie will nlgn
attend 10 Bank thsinoss for 81, eonrffy
friends. AnCuE. HATCHER
TehrnnrY u t,taIi q.
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EOnEN's OFFICE,
Baltimore, May ~. 1898. {
DRAFTING or TIE GRIND
STATE LOTTERY

OF MAINLAND, No. 4.
No. 1859 Gan even nlimbefl 100000
el72l ralnial prlIe OF 10000
1857 capital OF 5000
s5aaa ie.t93 pnzas of l,O0
.l05is 1908 l4G47 473i do. Of boo
10 wiats of loe
30 pJizes of %
Besides so prizes Of 30, and 10000 Of g..
O. All tickets III the scheme ubasa
numbers end With 2, a. O, 0 or o. are pfizrs
Of 81 each, In addition to whatever olhrr
PRIZE TINY may have drawn
Al narked thus ~ sold nt COHEN'S
OFFICE, Id, Market street.
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WHEAT CROP.

The growing crop Of wheat in mis- sec
ton Of country LOOKS very nnPram"siog -
The Fly is proving very destructive 10 it.
Similar complaints ate heard from other
pats Of this state, and from Mary land.
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CONFERENCE.-THE.
DIED, NJ his residence, ia the county of
Charlotte, on Tuesday Inprning the cath
INST Captain JACK u. HARY E}, in the
AID year Ut his aye. This gentleman was
remarkable for the most generous aud re-
fined feelings: hi if1hrurIs Wtrc open and
agreeable - all Who approached INN. 4
strict sense Of honor and lasiipe governed
him in all his transactions With men. n
friend, he MAS warm aud SINCERE rs n
husband aud parent, ht WAS truly affection
ate: as master, he was hainanr. He
did without an rncroy, beloved by MI.
Departed this life on the 18Th of April,
in the f6th year Ut bis age, after ,ranlu
and lingering ili'fas, which he bore with
that manly fhrtnudr that has II al fms
characterized him, ARCHIBALD BoL
LING, Jr. of Campbrii. With truth il
msy he said of Mr.. Boiling, thai he was the
aptcilonaic husband, Kind parent, indnl
gent master, oll'sins npighbor, and MI
honest man. As,engst his numerous ac
qualnlancrs, and the many Transactions h.
has had N life, hr Inns MOI hit h.hmd him
one " l,n has aught to say TO his pr.jud,er
lie has l'ti 10 b,naii their irfeparatie loss,
an ali1iable aud distressed widow, six sons
and iwo daughters, together Nth = n nmr
roGs train uf relations and friends. The
pen of one who knew him Will, and know
tie ir,ith Of what u ljrrr said of Mr.. Boil
ny, pays this lrtblr tflhnr IT, his memory
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Two apprentices

VIII bc taken IN the Printing business Mt
his office. 1t will be Indispensable that
they have good English edueaIiou.
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rEsHF SUBSCRIBER. wishing 70 settle his
4 accounts, solicits all persons Who have
claim, agAinst him 10 bring them IN for pay
ment, otherwise this notice win hereafter 10
plead In bar against them.
JOHN THOMPSON, Scur
Sew London, Ma! %. w3w4o
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THE VIRGINTAN.
LYNCHBuRu. NAY &c. Isa,.


II afpeafsLhet the citizens ii L,nenhurg
and the adjacent country viii still bs graft
Ted by visit from this distinguished man.
One I'll the Cahmttce who i-mh.r.d Ia
INN, n,ir ,nvitaiidn la-i winter, has been in
formed, from .Hontietiio, that Ia. General
would Il, all probability, he in ihi. place in
Jal! er A"6nsi. = The last Lexington paper
informs us that IT Is almost certain tllat he
" III also ,isit that piare.
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Iard hath Helped u.s. In snrrrndcring lhrlr
trust the managers invoke the blessing Of
God On this Society, and pray that lis
sphere ~ useiul operation may widen Until
Every land shnll read thc saefed page,
"1ill the Nhule world Its charity shali
siarc
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CF Meetings of the people Of Nelson
ana Amherst viii be held Al the June term
OF Their respective courts, Tor the purpose
ut appointing Delegates to the NV. nlion
to he held AT Siaunton on the Seth day of
Jolly nrxt.
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JNo. EARLY,
D. BALI.
JNU. 1IlURMON,f
W NJ. ). 1iElD,

TIA Iynthsa,g gisie soeiety IN account ai,h
4 4, Hoieonibe, ffeasarfr.
isaI pt
June lst--ro rash paid Corresponding
s-crctar, Ia be remilicd to lle
American Bihlo speiely, by
order oil the board OF Mana
gers Sae5 On
sept. 2o---io onsh pnid p,W. Il CWar
wick 9 l.
To cash phil same ~
To casb paid postage 81
10 cash pnid tor paves ~
May i7--balanee due Via Il
$780, Oh
May ie--r'y balance per rcpor, render
drrcd spa 81
Nv this sum paid by The mem
hers present u, tho last annual
meeting ~
July ist--py this sum from the Char
lnite Bible Society 90
By this -nm collected trom
drlinqnents DC
By th,S sum apuble collection Is II
1925.
May 1a--By this sum from Charlotte
Bible Society 20
by this sum Tor ,he sale of III
elcsnnd les'nmenis 81 bd
H. this sun irom members x
-
s597 30
i0qs. ---
May i2--By balance on hand Sll3 II
BY order OF the Board Of Managers, W.,
the undersigned, have examined the fore
going account, and 6nd It cnrrcci
SAMUEL NONLIN.
JOHN CASklE,
May ~, 1875.
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..,,,,. the fall az caiiss, and 10 organize
amen, adopted 10 the yet unsettled
q Peru. lie was received with great
faf Am, in Lima, aud ANA visited every
'' -. crowtls OF the ciiiZens, with whom hr
dt -! nnniIlar mud uBosienialious in his lac
80, Generally attended bay nm abide
49, on of Sir Robert " llsan. Atpronei
ff9l' none are denied adm,tance to his pres
h''. 'c,u,er.iug aifahly With all who approach
tI'' the army which surrendered Al Ava
hun, had embarked, and were last seen by
fal. .I;n. steering for the ManiIia. Our naval
oI 'r who visited Lima, distant from the
oa' - miles. were well received aud per.
.,sJ Iree egress u ingtess ~ithon, passports
:, uniform, when recognized by the
j" VA, Vas sufficient. Fash. {. Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-19

The President adverts, with expressions OF pride !
and vomI iseeny. 80 lie recognito. q! ..eXcaa IN
dependence by Great Britain, and TO the Treaty be-
tween the two Powers, winch the Congress had
just sanctioned He mentions also the arrival OF
Eovoy in the country, and the diplomatic plen-
itude of the Mexican Ambassadors reception and
treatment at Washing ION.
On the 3ist May, iiENRY GEORGE w lard was
received, with grea pomp, by the President oil
Mexico, as Charge d Aiarcs OF his BIi annie Ma
jesty Mr.. Ward, after he had read aloud his
dentials, pronounced an address, wherein he dvelt
upon the lively interest hich his sovereign felt in
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and prosperity OF The new re-
public, and his desire to maintain the relations oil
friendship that had been so happily established
The Presiden, made suitable reply.
Mr.. PoINsErr was to be received in form on
the day ai.eI, Ueiss he let OF June.
The constitutional Council of the Government
assembled Tor the first time, and was organized, on
the 27th May. Thus, every par, OF the new po-
! cal system in regular and successful opera
ZION in Mexico Tranquility reigned throughout
the nation Gen. SANTA ANNA had arrived at
Alvarado, after having surrendered his authority
as Military Comnandant in Yuckatan, into the
hands OF a successor, appointed by The Government,
in Mexico, and transmitted an address 20 the sove-
reign Congress, expressing the firmest loyalty 10
the Union.
Manuel Jose de drce, a man of letters and ex-
celent character, has been chosen, a; Guatemala
President oil that Republic. On the day OF his III
auguration, as he was proceeding to the Congress
Hall to take the prescribed oaths, log ran be-
tween his legs an. threw him down. This accident
is noticed IN The Mexican papers as having - dis.
= turbed The soemnily OF the ceremonial
The Treaty between Great Britain and Mexico
establishes reciprocal Freedom of Trade, and Til,
nutua enjoyment OF the advantages allowed To thu
most favored nations. Every vessel built in th'
Mexican states, Orr nationalized" according Il
tlieir laws, owned by citizen citizens of Mex
leo, whose Captain is Mexican 10y birth or iatrt
ralizaIion, and three fourths of whose crew hav
been admitted INTO the service with the knowedg
OF the Government, is TO be considered as Mexican
2 This convention is 10 he in force for ten years
; when the mai,er is TO lie open TO a arrange
= ment. The subjects of the British Government
are no! TO be moesed account of their religion
i out 1t is no specified that they to have the pri
vilcge OF public worship.
# BY an g additional article it is agreed, tia
VI any privileges which it may be convenient 70
the United Mexican States TO concedc 20 Spai
e (the only power that could pretend to any whic
d Great Britain might not have) shall te in man
e ner exclusive or prohibitory, and be limited to
= Geterninate number OF years. MAJ. GaS.
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which they were purchasing ammunition and pro-
visions and eTnbarking it with the greatest haste
for Navarino. The courteous treatment oil the
Patriots by the English authorities in the Islands,
is spoken of in terms Of high commentator.
a letter from Zane, April %, states. that after
Ibrahim cha had been driven from before Ma
varina, and forced back into his nirenchments, hay
ing 1900 of his men killed. be threw himself with
small remainder of troops, into Coron, where,
without hope OF succour, and surrounded by enc
mics, he thought fit to revenge himself by causing
the hands and he OF tin European officers TO
be cut of, il they had betrayed the confidence
which nc had placed III them, 10 destroy Tie do
Der oil French, Italian, Genoese and German o'icers
! who were III this expedition, under the banners
OF the Son of the Satrap of Egypt, amounted TO
above GOO
! Another account by way of Corfu, May ist'
states that these European officers had been be
headed, by the Pacha, and that his troops, winch
were in want of every thing do not exceed D.
600 men.
Letters from NIssolongh and Prevesa, pabiish-
ed at Corfu on the I'd of May, announce that the
Turkish corps which had penetrated into Arcarua-
mia, have been completely destroyed in several
points General karaiscaki in the district OF No-
los, and Generals Motifs, Bozzaris, Zugas, and
StouIaris, in Palaiccatuna, have displayed all the
energy and courage that the circumstances requir-
ed. The particulars OF the combats, which were
fought almost at the same time, are not yet known
1t is affirmed, however, that the losses of the enc
my incalculable.
Redschid Pdcha, who was encamped at karves-
sara, with IL, 900 men, attacked in dark might
by 500 Eioliaus. The Greeks Inade a dreadful car
mage in the Turkish camp, which dispersed in al
, directions.
The British Consul at Prevesa positively an
nounces the arrival OF Red>chd Pacha in that city
and speaks of his defeat Of thing quite certain.
8 The affairs OF the Isle of Gambia remain in the
same condition.; however the advantages gained b,
tie Greeks the continent, and the desperate situa
ton OF Ibrthim Pacha, cannot fail TO ameliorat
the condition OF the Greeks Ill that island Adnira
AIauliS, with 10 vessels had succeeded in blockn;
up, before Suda, division of the Egyptian feel
according TO the last reports from the brave Com
. nander it will be difficult, perhaps impossible
h for that par, of the enemy's fleet TO escape ;o;s
% destruction.
u admiral Sachtuni, with 80 vessels, is waiting o
the Dardanelles for the Ottoman fleet, part c
O. which has already sailed from tonslan,inoplc.
9 4 private letter from Ulm, states that the Vic
n Roy OF Egypt, has consented for all his troops an
his feet destined act agains; the Greeks, 10 b
placed under the command OF the Captain Pacha.
Letters of tile l0th May from Co. ,tantinope, an
nounce the death of Princess, of is years of age
! daughter OF tie Sultan.
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FROM MEXICO

On the 18th May, the Senate ratified tle rr,s.,.
between Great Britain and the Meyican IL,
ihfteen Of that body united in offering an addi,ion
al article containing formal Acknowledgement,
o. Mexican independence but the article was re-
I y, after having been referred to committee
re possess copy Of the treaty, Tor which we arc
i"u ,e 70 Mr. Sanderson OF the Coffee House
me hf't Constitutional Federal Congress,
'eii,'i "a, ITS session on the 2isl Nav The ma,
per III SOL OF the 22d, furnishes the long dis
oSuise, ueNVered on the occasion by the President
po,h ana also the answer Of the Congress
Both performances Of an interesting ebaTsc,er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-19
Special Agent- creck Agency.

U. 5. BANK.--We learn that The semi-annpaI
dividend upon the stock in this bank, for The half
year just ended, is fixed at fco and three fo,rfbs
per cent.-and that after the payment ofthis divi-
dend there will still be left surplus profit of abou,
FIVE hundred thousand dollsre. Ban .g,,e,
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Secretary Of War.
ExEcUrIvE DEpARrniENr

.1R!edgeDiHe, 2sh June, 1926.
SIR-l call your attention 10 letter purportng
to be yours and addressed to the Agent in extenua
ton OF your conduct for the act of suspension. and
published in paper here Of this morning called the
fauIot. IL this letter be authentic, you will con-
sIder all intercourse between yourself and this Gov
eminent suspended from the momen, of the receip,
Of ,nls, g. M. TROUP
T. p. ANDREWS Esq.
Special Agent ('reek gre0ry
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Gro.
.fiiiedgertHe June 2Sfh 1920

STR-A paper OF this morning printed at this
place containing letter puTporting to be addressed
by your Special Agent, to the Agent for Indian Az
fairs, in extenuaiion of his conduct in suspe,dop
him from his functions under your instructions. is
forwarded for the information Of the President. If
IN writing such letter the Special Agent has so
acted as TO find himself within the letter or shirt
OF those Instructions it is obvious that the question
winch ne was charged to investigate had been pre-
judged at Washington, before his departure from
mat City, and that consequently the government
oil Georgia no longer, consistently with its dig
Eity, hold intercourse with that officer, of which a.
Jou will see by the enclosed letter he has had due
notice. Respectfully, G.. NJ TROrJP
The ffOn0ynhLe 7 RoyboUr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-19

'hoj .1ndre,cs and Col. CrouezI--Tbere ,v,s
OUT one course left TO the government of this state
alter became acquainted with The contents of tho
very extraordinary letter of the Special Agent TO
the Agent for Indian Affairs, which we insert in
anotner column. That course has been pursued =
An further diplomatic intercourse between Ma;
Andrews aud the government of this state has
been lnterdicted. The grounds on which this mea-
sure has been adopted will be by reference TO
the letters OF Gov. Troup TO the Secretary of War
and to Maj Andrews T.5fledyeyiLle JovynoI
DFFICJAJ pApLDc