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u lRtlNiA.- At u superior count os
ehhuccfy hoIdru al The town 81 Lynch
bury thr Iva du) 81 November, 1874
Garland II Mitchell, Surviving partner &c
Nm. :. q u Ma.hvll, plaintiff
Against
Riehord ilnrrson George s Holloway ant.
ornnel cu1land, betendants
This eNnse came % tbs dny 60 be llenid, M
the bill, ,usNer OF the defendant iiirhAfd / mr.
rison, iAhibils ard Examinations oiniihessrs,
Ihe decrrta order entered NJ rules III the
month al May. one thousand riGhf hundred
and .nrnty three, Nhiehanpcprs o hss. hrrn
duly served npou HE defendant 1pInnel tinf
lnudi and upon the report 81 commissioner
BehhFh, uade ~ pufsuanee Of the ordtr Of
the twenty nlath dny ct October, m HE lnst
yrat IN which there wna NJ shocplisn, and
"na argued by eouhsel ~ consideration
whereof the court doth ndindfr. e,dert aud
decree, unless the defendant Richard Inrfi-
son shall within sin nonths from The date
hereol ppy unto the plaintiil the spin Of tne
thousand one hundred aud sixteen dpllnrs ~
y sey"n tcnts n it'll Interest thereon from llo
ibiGieiL dtY al March tito Thousand riehE
hundred and twenty, TIL faid, together With
TN costs expended by tie plain,in IN the proc
setaton oi this suit. tia, the sAid defendant
nnd his hglrs aud all persons elnining under
htt,il ho lruh thhneolorth buried aud lorrco
sed III al oq1iiy and right 10 redeem the TRAIT
OF land with It, hppurt rHhnfts mentioned in
ilie deed, cAeealed liy the said defendant to
5aln1el barland Hnd 1ipor D. Harrison bear.
ing dhle The thiftieih day 81 March, on thou.
shnd eight hundred q twenty, HTopy Whrrc-
OF Is exhibited with the plainiiiis bill and
IN efae default sholl bc n,ade III Tic lns mcnt
81 The sad principal yoney, Interest oi,l
eosf II Tho time nlprfsaid, Hut the Marshal
of llis court, ho proceed upon the premises
10 sell tb~ said land viii IL apputtenanGfs nc
public auction ior eesh, alter advertising the
time aud paee nt sale Tor Two mouths 10
sorUe newspaper printed IN ihotowu oi Iyiahl
hnfr, md Al the front door al the courthouse
81 the county Of Amherst. on s0ne oonri day.
md ont oi the proceeds ol The said shle, amer
satisfy ins the costs pnd charges tIseffof, hst
he pay 10 the plaintiff Inc pfaoila al moneys
interest hnd costs aiorcmldhnd The surplus "
the Iifooecds oiihe said sale, II Gny, pny ~
the ',,id Richard Harrison 81 his prdrr, and
report his proceedings to the court III ordes
10 IL fnal decree.
Aeopy, tes,o
u RoDEs. ". G,
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.Sa<jaI,ss e o2Ss IS. So
.,eis-- 1rTTA>. 4ais..o

\ number Of the citizens ut Jspcr county,
Geo hive invited Gcu. Gaines W IA public
dinner 10 hc etren 81 Monticello. The ern-
Grad hrs nucrftei the ,nviiation, but being
~ Y engaged ~ alir'al Duties at ia. lndmn
Spanrs, Ne vii g.N'c notice WhrH II viii be
convenient for hin 70 attend. ~ Ing
Cor. Tramp We ne sratfed 10 Team
folu onc IT Gov + l,ltera 10 HE President,
TIM. he has rnsphn led be rllnning IL lhn line
between Geure,a hnA alabama and II pnft Vt
lnr contemplated surveys OF thu Greek buds
tnirr iilc prcuhar circumstances OF the rnse,
Why shonld mol Lb- whole 81 the surveys be
suspended I'D,
Gta Lojdgeite returned 10 Washington On
Thursday last ltom his 'i5il 10 Mess J'U,rsoa
aud AadisD,t IN.
we hrsr that Mr. rfnueis W Clmor |. APP
pointed Professor OF Law IN the University
OF Virginia. ~
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.itother aeit discovery We learn by
our last Cinclnnau Gt4ette, that spme
lynx .ey.d genius of Indiana, has prepared
- manuscript work, culllled "JHc orb Qi
Truth or Truths dra$n from Gbsen1ty"
One of these freRs Is that the world Is Is
GEO years old and another, that the idea
nf The existence Of St,an was an Invention
Of THE Jewish prirsthnnd.--On author
gucs sllll further: In his search after tfath,
he has discovered the explanation OF Il pas
sage of scripture, which his puzzled many
y sr heads since il was settled that the sun
- fixed body, aud that the earth IL in
continual state Of revolution. 1t will be
rrcollected that Joshua " commanded the
Sun ard Moon Ia stand Sill, and they -
beyea The true meaning of this pNas.
Is for the FIRST TIME drhapn from sbscnriiy."
--Joslam, (.as It's new diseo,etcr,) had
two pilded standards --eue WAS "a standard
of The sur, aud thr Other standard If the
Moon These Joshua placed en lhe rEht
aud left wings OF bis army: The ceorre
was commanded by himself IN persoo.
When joshua commanded the Sun l.
stand sl,li, il WAS the left wing, which had
manded the right wing IL stand still, he
addressed that dn,sion by the word Noon
stand thou sun lie hsd no words Of right
aud i,1; in place ofthem he used San aud
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a. ass.l squiatias"- and that lhc,s is al.

a. CAV Ill squiutius"-- and thai There ,s al
70 ady SOME sutt ii ndeiniictoafeciian be-
TWEEN that reSnlation and the views Il the
Society. Tie d. MT believe any such thug
AltlousI u writer la tho "EngHifef," 81
much 'slent. has quoted from spee,h Of
juds. Washington. Zone at the VICE Pres.
idea,s Of the faient Socirty1 aud oiasis
60 ifnse this fact. seeking thereby to
The integrity as well Hs probable succrss Of
The Institution, Yet we must he permitted
IN indulge our incredibly. If, Indeed.
Juage Washington. o, auy ont of the otl-
GERS Of the Society. were lis organs rather
than lis members and advisers. tltrn SOM
weight night Ia attached IL the senl.
meats they uttered But tins is not the
ease. We have still stronger guarantee
of the groundlessness al these FAIRS. While
the Parent Society is principally compos-
90 ol cll2eus Of The slave holding country,
aud they some nf the most eminent of nar
ci,izens, nstinctsely alive rs they are ~
every ting bordering IN an entertainment
on the nthts OF the states, aud peculiarly
sensitive Whenever this ques ion is hroaeh-
ed, there can certainly be no CAUSE of alaris
at the idea uftheir asking the and of TIE
General Government: for W. may conf
denuy trust in tileir prudence, as we'll a,
their wisdom.
Nj. Kings resolution Is distinct branch
Of enquiry, and has ~ right 10 be coauret-
ed, in any shape, with the Colonization
Society proposes n send oil aud cplnnizc
the :l.e pefsons ii color Mr.. itjns pro-
poses not only 10 culonize the bee, bot To
purchase the slave. .lot Only t. nd our
country Ola population who a,e i Degraded
egste-. professciliy free, cat chi jins no,e
Of the rights of frtenrn- -but 10 hurst the
fetterS Of iiIIse win do Mt e., even the
empty pre,lleg pfnb.n,n.A freelpm, aud
to wipe oo the foul stat, Of slavery iron
our national character. The difference
wt!I be at once perceived. For our own
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,,,,,a .,'.I ''.,,g a.. ,.,..'z. 49,, ,.k,.h
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49,, ,y', 100.
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wilderness whon.s might become The priL.
IL the gsrdrn." Th- sonr.e pursued by
Nests Hopkins and MofliswiIi nat only
tend Ia draw forth the genius Of writers
Nhose peus would otherwise be Idle. but II
vii eafieli tieir avn pa9cs ADD u,tke them
lunu au Essay taken from the Mirror"
Vt Ire g0lh u.l. for Witch tae autlio. ob-
tainrd ptte from the Ed'tors ofs50
Sky essays were Offered 8. ~ Twenty
"flhen t.rye from Boston, the literary
empaream Of the Wc-,rru Wndi," lbr at
tala ut the prizc must he matter 81 no
htilr ttumph Ia the faf author. We
could rren cNeuse mach eaaily GA safh az
orcasial. Bat neW reward, a,e offered /;
aud therefore the latrdd my asain conn
neaee their lah1is rhs Editors Of tho
" Mirror" o,li'r,
1st For the best American Mora. Tile.
the length not IL exceed three pages OF
then paper, iahont five columns of !" the
JaHiama,~ 80 -f,rtbe seennA bel $40.
ri. For The beh Pueuual Article. on a.
~ sntjrct, compatihIc VITA the plan II thcif
publication, Of any length between City aoh
a hundred ADD dtty lines, sjo.--for the se-
cord best sac
1he merits II the SWINE 10 be decided
ny "A committee IN the neunI mannef. I.
be forwarded, oost pnid 10 Me,-r. Nor
ris 4 HopIsios, M. o, Nassau Street New
York, on or before the LAT Of January ueAt
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sTDE VyRGTMsT q " e i.
LYNCHBURG, SEPTEMBER /. 1G45
T0B.lccO STILL LuPRoyErG.

The late Aatterins European accounts
have added new animation To our mn, ket.
Common and inferior leaf tobarcO has ad-
vanccd fully IA dollar in the hundred
stcinmed has improved still laore--some-
thing like 81 per hundred. A hosshead
of strips which was sold last week at ave
ton for Sc so per hundred, has been re-
opened this week and brought at auction
SO 10.
There IS yet smart remnant OF the crop
coming in Although upwards of - 200
hhds passed tobacco have already Seen IN
sprcted up to this time, there are now }.
peued daily from 36.,n 50 binds.
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u T.lles Of Nle Clu.ai,rs."

This Is the tltlr Of the LIST work from
che pen of the Great Unknown M
man has s,ru, X out IN any Department ol
literature, so novel "A course, and sustained
his reputation with such undertaking stea
diness, As this lightly magician. II il pat
almost beyond doubt that Sir Walter Scott
!. the" Anony LID" who las SO
long entertained tl.e world by his genius
aud eooiomded its penetration by his
studied ob,cutty We make The following
shoIt extract from " The IhiiSmdn,"
the last Of his tales Thc Ticks, it
is ltnolvn are permitted by the laws
Of their Prophet, to have plurality Of
wives ahd one Of the principal en5oy
Inents which they anticipate III Paradise, is
the company of The blaoh-eyed Homirs."
- IA Christians are tanght II be- nor. alb
stemious in TIN, world, they ARE less srnsn-
al ia their anticipation ot future rewards ;
and the moral beauty aud decided .nperl-
ority Of their rule IS elegantly and fdieibly
illustrated in IT,. foiIo"ius dialogue be-.
tween Slraccn aud Christian
d" Srpst thou not" said Sbrcrkuhf q,
thuu more blind thin any VIII ASK alm' al
the Mosque, that the thrrl. thou dost boast
Of is restrained, esrn ia thu which - dear
est Ia man. happinos, and To h' house
hol1 And that thy law, if thou dost rtac.
tlce il, binds thrp II marriage 10 one single
mate, he str SEX or healthy. bring SHE
comfort aud Joy, or ciampr and stlde Ia
thy table aud IL thy bed This, q kazd-
rrnp, do iudecd call Slavery: Whereas.
to TIE faithful, bath the Prophet assigned
upon earth the parirchal privileges Of
hrahan, our father, aud OF Solpmnn, thr
s,iscst Of mauI>ind, having given us heie i
succession of h.aaty al "af pleasure, aud
BEYOND the grave, The black-f!ed tonrles
Of Paradise"
| "Now, by TIis Name, tllat most rercr.
"o,,e IN heaven" aait tive tiri siian, " aud
hy hers whom most Worship 90 emih,
thou art buta bIindrd aud brew iidrred N
tidrl That diamond sisnet which ihon
Nraresl on thy finger, thuti lloldest II doubt
les. of iAesliuablc value
"t} ,lsora aud Blgdad cannot show rbr
l,kr.' rcpllrd the Sarac*u, " bat what a.
walls II 10 our purpose ;'
Much" Gcpilrd the Frank, 4" ns lhon
shalt ihysrIf coafrss. Tdlc my wai.aAc,
and dash the slonr into t"enty thIyers ;
would each fragment he rs valuable h the
original gen or, would they al collected,
bear the trntn part ~ its estimation -
That i chl'd's question:, answered
the Saiacen I" the fragments would uoi
equal the entire value Of the one !aa.e de
gree Of hundreds to one"
Saracrn,' replied ne Christian warti-
or, " The ioNc VII. i true knight binds ."
one OILY. l"n. and t,l,hIul, IS the gem oGilrc
the aiter .,uh ihon Ilmarst among thy en.
'Ia' II wives, and haIi wed.,ed saves, l.
. 'rorthiess comparatively 40 lac sPsfsl.ag
/ shieeis.'
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e .sonid be ultimately finr"Fef 70
'''| ,i'.h ny defence or summary oi thr
u ,1'"ce ,,pnn which il IS founded bal at
~ !. officially announced, ih,t 'h'profa-
- -, vii no longer csiat then nope n he
-. III. ,o d. So, whereby rust shan sue;
"o.' n mo, ins c,ery doubt nom The n'ina
'r r,h. mos, .scrp,icdl, ard silence e'rfy
,,'nI. of the mo-t cas"i''ieai portion al
, 49, snmr1aniiy. The puhle vii Then be
W. .nI.. :. form usl Judgment hel"ren my
a ncr,,srr aud NY self Gain that period ar
e. ne can continue the course he has
,snea throughout the Investigation. 10
.tI;sl,ing what he phases, whether II thr
lh'n, Of evidence ed'iected RI parie. or IN
rIr .hape nf repoa ofr"inn'issloocrs' s'oer
sei confident tia, such publications viii
L.,srril,ed to tht'ir legitimate causes aud
a;ac, have too much roalidenee IN the
,".rice of my coGairynirn IL nppreitnd
mir effects, when the motives "fi'ch iaiin-
,,,.,. my accusrr IL snch course are SO
~, im,sly plain that he who runs may
read" them. JOHN Cho 3" l. - IL
AUG. ;, 1870.
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CoEONIIAVIOE-.-f Viii be seen,
hy reference 10 the protredoes Of mum
5,r al our Citizens, tia, all Auxiliary Colo-
inization Society has been fo5med IN this
place, adliinS another to the many streams
.5ur,og annually INTO the great fountain OF
patriotic b,nrvuIeace, aud dffasin,; thar
iuE,!enc" abroad, IN the ame'Iaratun OF 4
lonS upgrrssc,, ard dcs.aded class Of thr
commaaily.---1 tts' Annual Report or
the parsnt Society, e,i1cc6 the most san-
.uipc nIiri thar it viii ultimately
succeed in tha gieas Object II commenced
" tia apparently such i'll prospects Of sne-
cess, but which has continued, every
year SAGE rs cut4msucemcnt, to hold tofth
increased hopes Of cAtrLsite usrlnacss.- =
IL Virginia alone, th..ca Societies have
been yer, Ltrll added 10 the number That
pre-, iousiy exisicd.--otI ia Powlistaa, eae
a, llmlpd.u Sidney Collrs", and the tand
ia lNurAburs au1 we lave 10 Doubt o.
,hrr counties AMI towns VIII take UP tie
subject, ant! aid liy their peconidry coaiti.
buttons, tAe great object o1 his useful III
sli,ul.Du. X is objected L. some, WHO e
iu,g much satisfaction At the increase nd
would no doubt e}iacr more atm triumph
nr individual rxeri!ons. in ttiatIou to this
subject, ll,at eomt mteii9r views are enter
tanned ay the Soei.iy; that, although Il
| ,.,..,.,,nns.ap,3 and has been unilts ~.
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s,n1n0s1wa nTsxwnss,

IN all 10 l,rahche.. lhey will hive esptr'.
enseh and first fntc WHfk tten from The nnflh,
hnd frdSe thrparivcs TINT ~ vurk ehffnst.
81 IL llefr shall - dnue in The host aud neal.
rs manuel nnd IN the mosl fashiohattle style
innjdiii0n IL the htnnthe 81 business nsn-
elis ehrrsd on 10 this place, TIE subscribers
will make Ialies' rrlls-es a isisng Hnliis.
In ti,s branch 81 thrir bnsiness work stall be
cseentcd IA an elegant mauheF. Ihey solicit
portion OF public pa.tonaset
Sept J. ts4
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#''@eb Sssz
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

INV No'tH, August -.
H. thp Courier, Wc ha,e ON i.ondou
files continued II the Cad July inclnsnc.-
the Intelligence from which will be found IN
our extracts helpH,
LONDON, Torsd5y, July ia-Thr
French papers of Saturday cGola,n no
esof importance. la the Constitution
ucl, ~ dad III article Of speculation on
the alalrs Of Glrrcr, aud the future d"-ti-
nIrs 81 that unfortunate country. The
,lournalint mentions, that he has good ail-
thoriiy tor stating. that Austria aud lsnssih
have formed pfoi"ct Tor div Idlug Gre"ce
into plincipaIlfirs, {, placing 90 the throne
of each Some snbiectle.s Priucr, Whose
legitimacy has hitherto hten bis only por-
tloa. Pflnce Caiirnan, who by right sue
ccefls 10 the crown al Sardinit, war n first
10 III rAilrd In this half Turkish CORNER of
Erfopr, ttl h. atoHrd for his aduPtion "
tie Spanish constitution IN Piedmont, lay
fighting against il 1T the Ttocadcro. 30
is, therefore, IL " In ENJOY the appaiaGe of
lis family. aud Is no longer thought oil rs
Turkish lio-pedar. l}d the tWo tml,r.
ror5 are said ~ Have east lhrir eye On one
more neatly CONNECTED with England, aud
10 have proposed tur Prlnse ol SAKE 70.
burg for Greek throne.
Aitttrsctlptions Of American Cotton are
heavy aud dull ot ,alr end do1,ng the
weeE they hate drclinrd f.om a. Ia Id,
per ID BDe2is have atso dreiu,d Ill. per
10, Eeyptiso lolly 81. per Ii. aud Last 10
dia generally fully ld. per lb and there IS
considerable difficulty IA 'iiretlng sales &.
yea AT these II duciions.
Lioapoo', July l0.~TOBACCo has
been IN fan demand, botb on speculation
aud for h0,nrnse 1Jj hhds Of Nnginia aud
40 hhds. kentucky having been tal.eo. be-
sides 10 hhd4. Virginia leai for lhr Lon-
don aud Bristol markets; prices ho@o,er
have not varied.
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FurtGer poatponenlent .

Unexpected circumstances reuders ainrkeP
FostPenement 81 the above sale n1 eessnry,
until 1nc'dhy The 2oih ct s,ptcmhef le25v
when - viii mol rerlaim, tako liaee, il iur.
Or the neat inlf day thereafter.
= OAKLAND, ATTORNEY,
RICHARD HARRISON
Sept !. idsa
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sfNedreriRe, fGeo.) Tug. I, 1898.

jiHedetrtit, Lf0'j rug. u io~'.
sir act,ion ledge the rrerlP' OF your
5ef,ncc, accompanied by the testimony col
ct.d To rebu, The charges preferred a.
Inst YOU by his Excelieney Cover
car Tronp, as we'll rs the testimony iaken
.'y,,ns, Won by a comp1i,tpe If the Legs.
i,,ure Of Georgia, aud that intrrsPersnd
,h,nne bout the volume IF documents fur
,i.beI me by the Governor 81 G"orGia.
After diigent examination Of all tie
,r,lmohy taken IN 10Th sides du'h6 the
;oyr,ti.aiion, ani coming before me, feel
:, Incumbent on me to say, that CONSIDER
enu ia reference 10 the charges made ~
yai,,d YOU, not only an innocent bat II
'n,rh injured maa. This result is the more
boporatly To you, az you irase only had 1t
IN ,ouf power TO avail yourself ut T0lun'a-
~ testimony
7 .tall MIKE the report 10 the Secretary
h,War. IN whom you will look for the Dr.
eision Of the President, Which Will confirm
ne reverse This opinion. In the mean time
,nu will consider your suspension az with
dr,wn,
With respect, your o5't ssrN't
e.. r. ANDREWS.
Special I!sent.
To Col. JoRS CRowELA,
Indian .lgent.
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NEW ESTABi ISI{s1E.ST.
a1zrLnoM d TTsHTY1..

SPECgFULIY pfoim The ciligens
Ii ot LyasAbnrg aud IL sieio,iy, ltaf hey
tasf fnkrn tie mouse recently oee,fied Wy
srssr. Lr,ns,iot 81 Kennedy, uei, door hc-
loN lsltu lsGni, 1nd opposite MessfA. NOR.
vel md Morgan, and vii, ia u lew day.,
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Died. in Charleston, Is. - Oh tie 10Th ulL
Gcn. CIIAS. COrE5N OitlH llNkAEN, II
soldier 81 the ltetolniion, A writer ot hi O.
btnary happily quotes President Adams beau
litul sentiment nj Lee burg, IN relation 10 the
veteran WORTHLESS of rhe Resolut ion Like
tue prophetic hooks ui the Syblis, they in
crcase IN yaldr n tbry diminish 10 nnhbcr.
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Erecutire Department, Georgia,
tjHefgcriYe, 9Th lug. 1873.

IHdtui1 ~ e"''
Frecutire DEPARTMENT, GeorF'n,
.HUedgeriHe, 9Th .lng. 1873.
SRA better pnrportlnS te he yours,
Nhich appeared Ia the last Ge"rrll Journal,
and having every cliaract"rlStit othn oilIciai
one. could not fail To- attract my alltWtsan.
Immediately, therefore, CA my returd !"
this place, enquiry MAS made at the De-
1 nartmtnt for the original, and i"fhed
with surprise thar none such had been re-
4 ccirrd the proPer means were ilrn re-
sorted 10, to ascertain the AUTHENTICITY OF
,hr published letter & having been satisfied
THAT the same was in }oer proper hdnd WIZ
tng, have lost no time to direct you In
tofbear further intercourse With this tsot
,rnmcnt Having thought pl oprr to M. ke
representations of your conduct 90 the IRE
sidrnt, have ordered YOU 10 he furnished
with a copy Of every letter written on your
subject, aud which viii reach you ii due
fimr. Any communication prerctlfs
from the oifi~rr next in command in hi,
Military Department. nill b. reee'"cd aud
attended To.
tSigurd) G. NJ. TROuP.
bIai. Grn. L. =. GAINES.
-SEG-
CAnAwpA, (.7il August 6.--Fol""ios
fhis is N, extract of letter from MAJOR
General GA1NEs, 20 His Extril'',cy Gov.
TreKrHs, in relation 10 the affairs Of the
Crcrk Nation. Our readers will rrccnlfet
that, from the FIRST, we have uniformly ss-
pou3ed the cause of this unfortunate aud
hitherto, prrse, uted nation. Tan we blame
,hprn Cor disall wing tie right, Justice AID
l.. 1 ii, II, A. =.
ihrm of hostility and t,uyieldns pertilati-
~ when they refuse TO surrender ihtir ter
litory and possessions, the homes OF their
Infancy the graves Of tlitir fathers, rndear
I'd to them by the rendered ana FondRst
predictions: /, it not rrN"ltps I" every
Giciatc Of justice and humanity, that the
great BODY oil the nation should h" the sui-
ftring victims OF the hasrneas and folly at
u few designing aud nnauthorzsG mdIt,i-
uals Shall such a treaty rs The late 'niqal-
r0us bargain atlnrd AN apology, ar he as,
ainIrd as the prelext, ri wrestling from
thtst unrrsistinG Indians then possessions,
and Of forclhly driving them beyond IN"
Mississippi, 10 Il country wild all u1'iaspi-
table, aud so htte desirable. that the prom
Ise 10 asre hrld out 10 them, tadt the
HAY pJsscss il lnre1er We vii however.
dismiss the subject fnr the pissrn', VII
She expression OF our happiness AMI ar'h-
mratlon that the rights rod claims OF TIE n
'hans receive such purti,u ofinihr"Nt aud
concern III every benevolent and huaidue
H.nd.
dEN. GAINES LETTER
I" rtstet 10 fad there IS mt too much
rasoo lor their objections 10 The maane
~ which the Treaty MAS tnadc. without
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Tie coa.tird.o ha,ins been adopted,

the Society proceeded 10 ballot fJr ,ts OH
rers for the ensuing year; WHEN the follow
ing eenilenen we're j ily elected
Rrs.JOHSEhnfY. President.
IT,. WN. =. REID. ld J. President,
Rev. T. q. swirl, II T. Pfeadeat,
Nh.JOHN CAShlf. ifeasurer.
NJ. RICH'D II. TOEEn. Secretary,
Ne.sfs. joaa Ylrroa.
JOINS |. CABrLt.
WM. / lIoLcoaRE,
Dawn s.tDLfr
'oHS tupRMoN.
DAvtpti. NUReTtt, ; Managers.
SAHL. liHANsreBb,
ELlJAn fLEtcaEn,
jaws NEwuALL,
\. VI. rAttAtIuRo,
9nHa d. uR9unAnr
tnRfsr. NlNFRrE,
After which the S"clriy adjourned.
JOHN VICTOR, Chairman.
II II. ToLEn, Srcrrtary.