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itself nov prhcls.iy a IT, peiat ~h.re itstarttd
r'sn when the hue aud er5 Vas r1ised against IN.
lder Adams. w ask again, therefore. viii
why should men SO eagerly enter into
at, Contests, esen sheh pr5e,y,c is involved.
,ytlg that tbs Is to he the reward of,hcir labor,
We, really, eau .ee no reason in II. except We re
fer il entirely to personal consd ,rations. Least
Of all, can We SEE any ground for opposition 10
The measures ofthe present administration, under
present circumstances. Those who are the u1os,
Jealous against hr. Adams tell US that il is to
bring the government back to the plain, ccone-
Inica democratic dortrincs ofthc good old Jciier.
sonian era Indeed sirs Who is your leader in
this work of reform Have YOU another Jcaer-
son 20 head you Another Jefferson, with cner.
gyto prosecute what his comprehensive mind
may .urgest l. IS not surely designed to insult
the Good sense of,hs nation by saving that An.
drlw Jackson your chieitaia lit be, we can
only say that you profess to labor in good
cause, but your professions are hypocr,ical aud
unsound, and your labor will be vain: for the
great point at issue are those of the present in.
cumbent-that he Is equally as great latitudina-
Ran as Ny Adams and that he will be surround
cd in his Cabinet by those who have long rem
dcrcd themselves conspicuous Ivy their bold en-.
dcavors 10 break down all the barriers to CONSOLE
dation No. The present contest is not one of
priRrpic-it s one of meR-and even Of that
worst kind ofcontests, it is of the worst charac.
fu pilot, who has long safely conducted the ship
of State, TO trust ii in strong but uarractised
handS-to substitute for the CiriiiaH who is well
vcrsed in Affairs Of government, a soldier, whose
school has been he wilderness and the camp
It is designed not ouly not to bring back the go
ycrnment to the principles of 1900, but to en-
graft on elatitudlnarian principles of previous
day. principle still more abhorrent TO 'rcpubli-
cans and still more dangerous to Republics. II
is designed to tell the youth ofour country in SO
many words, that warts the readiest road to pre-
tcrmcnt; that it is idle to pore over learned
tones by the midnight lamp, to acquire know
ledge Of the principles of government ; that IN
so doing, they arc Idly wasting their time and
c1haustng their energies, since, no matter how
well they may become qualified to serve and or
nament their country, they have bat feeble
chance ofsuccess against warrior whom for
tuitous combination OF circumstance may render
victorious in the field of battle. We cordially
dcprceate the tone which the success of Gen.
Jackson would give to popular feeling and
sincerely hope that there is yet good sense and
prudence enough existing among the people to
induce them TO reward the Civilian " it'll civil ho-
nors and to reserve for the soldier the victor $
wreath.
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n lALUN ABLE NEGRO MANOR SALE.
~ Pursuant To decree ofths superior Court
of Chdnccry for the Lsnchburg Distinct, pro-
nonnced The Ri of November, lS2i IN two
suits then depending in the said Court, between
Robert e. scott, Plaintiff, and Dudley Jones, Mil
ton Bennct, aud others, Defendants aud Robert
c. scott, Plaintiff, and Oliver McReyuolds, She
riil' OF the county OF Campbell, Gabriel l. Scott
and others, Dci,ndsnts and pursuant also to an
order Of the sand court, made in the said eau
Ses on the 18th dag OF October, ls2G The I'M
dcrsigncd Man shall Of the said Superior Court Of
Chaucery, will, gu saturday, the 9th day OF De-
ccnbrr next, if fan, If not rhe mkt fair day
thereafter, procrcd 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder
for ready money, before the front door of the
/ Franklin Hotel in the town of Lynchburg, one
Negro Man Slave, named Dhniel.
THO. a nOLCOMBE, Marahnl
Nov CI.lJ
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NOTICE BY virtue Of deed Of trust exc
~ cuted to ue onthc 9th day ofJanuary, 1921.
By Charles Narcnlc, II. aud which Is recorded
in the Clerks office Of Bedford County. | shall,
fpr the purposes expressed IN said decd, sell to
thu highest bidder, at public auction, on the pre-
misc, on the 9th day OF Nov ls26 ii being the
first day of Nov county court, the house aud lot
formerly owned aud occupied by said Charles
NIarcl.lc Jr. in the town Of Liberty, together
with the back lot thereto attached The proper
" will be sold on a credit of IL and - months
the purchaser giving bonds with approved per
sonal security, and deed Of trust on the proper
Is, to secure tie payments. Tbs lot is situated
about the centre of the town OF Liberty, and the
buildings arc Il spacious and convenient two story
dwelling house, roomy store house and count
ing house, Kitchen smokheuse, stable < corn
crib. The situation is a most excellent one for
business, aud the property well worthy the attcn-
Ltion of capitalists Inc title is believed 10 be per
Grct, good. int acting trustee, will only con
sa -u.I titlc a. Is vested in me by the trust deed
for. AID. MI. COOK, Trustee.
Nov. q. h-lt
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TAOlt SALE.-Ihe subscriber wishes TO sell
- hs House and Lot at Amherst Court.
houSe. aud iinot previously disposed Of vii be
sold 10 the highest bidder ON the hrst day OF 10
Fomhcf Court next, thnt being tie ,hifd Mon
day ia the month. Tbs property is well eaico.
lated lor u mechanic, either Sadlcr, Shoemaker
o. la,lo neither od'"h nom is now AT this place
aud conslderahl, demand lor the work OF all
Terms az olnniodatng and made known ON the
day oil silc.
CIiAS. 4. TAIIAFERRO.
Oct. IL. cptdslo
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,lrl Y virtue of detd oil trust executed 10 the
- subscribers, by Christopher Clad, ior the
purpose ofindcmuif, my Isaac Oiey aud Thomas
Noorc, which decd bears date the 10Th day Of
October, 1919, and IS recorded in the county court
Ioi bedford, We he Trustees, one ufuS, will pro-
lcccd, on the Roth OF November next before the
door of WIN. Ierrys tavern IN the town Of Ii
liberty, to sell at auction for cah, tract Of land
lying and being IN the county ol Bedford on Bore
: Augrr Creek, conveyed 10 the sad Christopher
Clark by Joseph lluldL ston Such title only
will be convey d To The purchaser IL vchicd IN
/ the trustees under the deed Of trust above mem
toned EDWARD WATTS,
NM KADFOliD.
Nov. O. ctdslt
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Play All SAILS.
But little doing IN this WY
iNsrIC I'D
NOTlCE.-Will be sold to tho high

N0TICE.-Will be sold To tho high
4 est bidder. ON credit nftwel,e months. at
ne hQdSe OF VIM. shelton, IN the county OF AM
hceSt. on Monda! the 9TH ia, Of November next
thc property conveyed 10 us by deed IN trust, of
record in the clerk oliee ot Amherst count, .
consisting Of several Likely Negroes, amongst
which there - a. ,,celluut observation-disclosures,
Hogs, Cuf'io lai sHeep. lloasehold and Kitchen
Furniture. Shot gum, b,u,ksnnhs tools and
p.lHtIuun tools, his Interest in the estate OF 4
al an blnicl, decd Al ms interest IN the rs-
tate otJushua Shclton derd aud llrnr, Gilbert
decd one mpicfy OF lot N the town OF Bethel ---
Bonds win approved aeegsY viii be required of
the purchasers. aG1ttHp = Ellis,
THO. \. ElBANk,
Oct 70. CIV Trustees.
On account Of the inrlcmcney Of the wcnthcr.
ne sale thc above property Is postponed to Ia
day, the 18th INST X s. ELLIS r...,...
T. y. II BANk, ''"''''
Nov. @ otdsli
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Drawing on the 18th this month.
COHEk'S OIIICI.-BAfrinoRE,

NOrfmhtr /, 1870.
ny ISrtNT pdycnturors remnded that tho draw.
~ ing oi NJ, GRAND STATE DOfILki Of MA
KfIAND, VIA take place IN Baltimore on Wcdnb day
the 18th nf1iIIS MONTH. tA9r'mblr.) Their Orders
should b. forwarded Without delay Ihis schema, which
Is arranged oD the Odd md Lem syshm, - TIC mvs3
spirJd1 N hs Ufutsd states
limhnAI = Liln 70 QQQ Anllar,
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5rCoirl.N's F." Gazette ard Lottery Register viii
no nubl,.hra ,nn.a,,trI> aor die draw ng, and viii
contain tie Ofci3 - eit1e ri, lit viii he forward
r,t erat Ia al VINO ptff3a iooit ii"k"t' "A 'pilENs
OFFICE, aud Vim sigmit tieit wish 70 rr'7 - II.
Nufi H., Oct =. I1!laS2 3
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Lotitry oud Erehdnge Office Of
S. III M. ALLEN. u CO.

= Don't neglect this opportunity, ab another such
glorious chance Tor md pendent fortune may nc,rr
u1cr. Keoolloct To call al ALIEN'S where the C.,I
vail be poid at siFh Ter adj pfi1es
- Tue drawing wall be ior wmdcd 10 Aliens oiIro
lynchhufg, where adv viii be able know ihrr
fate. Gail at ALIENS Truly kutky 0fee.
Rail- NJ.
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Tho drat ruF Of this Lottery VIII orrtllny take plaso
on tho 9Th INST upon the odd aud g, 81 systtm.
Tho hodpr oi taO tckets shares Hill - reftsiu
obtaining at lolt oue pTi.", aud nns dras hrsei
Utoic Tickets $40 Qu0Jifrs ~ 50i
HolgcS 3 Lg'Ms -
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va ANYWAY Gom the subscriber, living near
q , Campbell {. II. Oh The 2nd inst. a Negro
man by the name OF Lindsay he IS about middle
statue. tulrruhc stout mpir, OF bright mulitto,
has a scar on h.7 forehead, and long bnshy hair,
his clothing not recolleeted. lexlcct he will aim
for the West and pass hnns If for u FREE man,
iftahcu in the state, viii give $40 and ii taken
out of the state, go reward q. &. CLAY.
Nov. o. ctslI
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REVIEW
Ofthc I.ynchbmr Tobacco Market,
Corrected sesst,g for bie ifrguiaa,
tn \ ll1LCoNnt, Commission Merchant.

Ofthc Lynehbmr Tobacco Market,
Correcl,d weakly for dtt iGrg'uiaa.
tn \ loLCeARH, 0omlassnn Merchant.
Atreug prices ofpasssed loba,.
60, from -#--#.#s-z - % to - Oh
terior Tobacco : OTTO I 90
bidding do. to good .-.....-I soto ) 90
,ood do Ia hue --.---=-z q OUto = 90
Refused do. .--.--.-..-2 O0to 3 -
-t.ips ---------.-#- ---#--..#-#.- eoto u W
pay AT SAILS.
But little dong IN this Wy.
INSPECTED
The past week lG3 hhds Of passed Tobacco; 10
lids. refused total ms
There is not much alteration IN prices, bat all
a.mds begiu Ia be dall Notwithstanding the ac-
counts from England. 10 the 10Th sept a, ia
tnrablc The large quantity unsold aud .hr dit
6oly of getting II 10 market must operate a.
ganst the article. II Will be well not 10 srnd for
eald the new until sone oithe old is sent OH
STAPLE ARIICLTS.
Nhsllcv, wholesale, from II cts. To " cts.
Retail, Ii To IL
Flour, wholesale, ~ On to . 90
Retail, 6O to
No Family Flour IN market
Butter, 10 Gus. 10 IL cts
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lhs Is asc,y brilliant scheme Tickets
INV low, VIZ:
u holo tickets - 81 Quarters p -
Halves > 81
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LOITl. Rll.s.

r. fsMAL sw tuP LOTT NJ. 1b c1ass. Ia r..
- dfaWn ~ Richmond, al IA daY=-.iG 10 f.,fr.
-. hy tnmbnttion and lrrnnliiiaa=s bdlol5 t. ss
drawn.
GrIIIFA All
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u Price of1ichet SO lhere ore no share
Of fiekeiS IA mis- I0fieJ4J
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p'enaIA Chances y.

Maryland State Lottery.
>rko The sIuall 5i0 eithef Of The following gres
~ and brhlnnt CAPITALS mny he hsd upon hnuie.
d,ate upp!i, alton Al ALIENS Truly Lucky office.
M 10 be drdUa the 10Th oia.
1EIiIA1E
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G0rernor TRoUP.
(COPYl
NSOf
Department of If0r Tn,

Department of Itar, Lule 4ih. 1s2s
I SIR have the honor to acknowledee( ~
scept Con yesterday of your communic2. s ~.
.ihe 10Th March, covering the resou,;; S" .,
Legislature OF Alabama, authorizing ion VI inc
:poInt Commissioners to ascertain TIP 20 " uP
1 oct" cen Alabama and Grorgia '-'H
In reply it gives me pleasure TO -
syou that the President is sra,ifed "
so desirable 10 two States as thai -' i'fSuie
boundary, may be carried into effe ;.nIs 'ne''
lection or difficuy-at least on thS ""c. - w
States. No provision, however, hs pa.' VI .'ie ".
by Congress for the appointment O e maui
lsioneT, or any money appropriated ID IN Ms
penses OF such appointment, the E, 80, 'e -.
.not feel himself authorised TO make t,'u toe'
nent. And he would fain hope that NJ 'pr 49,
~ be equitahIy and satisfactorily adus- ~
20 Sta.es without the interposition of IT, y 'AS
--mment OF tie u. States. Should, however,
difficulties to which you reer probable real,p,
occur and continue insurmountable, on their being
communicated TO This Department, the President
would feel himself bound TO refer the subject to
Congress, who would decide whether it was case
requiring their interference.
am most respectfully your ODD, serv't
(Signed) JAMES BARBOUR.
Gov. MURPHY.
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TRUST SALE.

pursuance oihe provisions deed executed
Dr. ehsdswlek Aicnd aud Elizabeth his wife, bearing
August iS2 OF record in the county OF james cit,
ny. Tot me purpose OF securing the payment ot certain
snoney herein expressed to ID. Riehad Jeffrey, shall
Monday Tue Oih July neat being James cy day, ia,
aesh Tavern IN Williamsburg, proceed public auction
ake sale Of that valuable yng and benS the count,
i"esa"i called POwha,an. containing about 1900 acres
iant about three miles FROM the city OF Williamsburg. A.
a'ey would prefer TO cOnide in ms Of it,
e1iar description Is deemed superuous, only add
las tract oil and by Richard Harmon and
Pleasant Akr, and hy hun transferred to ID. Altriend
veh Iced reference may he had lot The situation
sdaries THE TRUSTEES
Terms cash.
J I'D
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LAW SCHOOL,

'L.Enh are no teet0res delivered IN hi, institution
- nssdhaDl but those with which the session eommere
WIN "n whieh ends IN other words, the whole cour,
upon the practice ofthe law which conduet,
correct manner upon authority There !, nothing Il
Sen9ed TO aud the student acts Tor bimselC B,, r.
% ,yld mat, TO DC tawyer, he int rcal and rslv
DOCKS TOT himself and upon which he Is examined
saturday, aud every Saturday too he exercise, himself
me records Of which neatly kept as any m ,b
ana every part explained from the IL process to lin,
usiDh OF the judgment, we'll AZ every specie. of
to wnieh follows afterwards that the suden, ha. N
a n ihe week to read without interruption. Ifasst,u
WIS ne OF any ervt to the student law he p,,y fee
Seeahnn, where there isno species Of vice 10 draw
o IRON IT, The JuvraIs part Of the bar or the ,tude
I've VINO want such assi'tance receive il there Tor tn.
oandet OF the essiou upon much better terrus To- he
~ io' ther Hiehd, CREED TAYLOR
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STAN SlERING.
Jvco York Institution for correcting impedi

,yNcO YORK; Institution for cOyPecfipo ih1pedi
'TsnS ot sP'ech, NO jl Br0aiGy, OYPOsi,e the Pak.
RS Lish, ,t. PTiucpal ,,,,uion, having ns
~ cline services ui professional eGtiema Of the high
espeeiabi 10 AID herin experimenting IL feels wan anted
ssurns the public from the esi has had
OF -anmergs and other ipcdicnis speech iiet hl
under he hs all siaain,e be ed aud tli
most ohnale can be made speak with comparative am
Siuenoy III ltw weeks and many in Il few DAYS.
ar' Lesn can eNhbn numerous Testimonials at her In.u
oh OF the efficacy OF be system. The public
/ m're satisfactory one than the following genIie,n wi
''ceupy the first ri ~ science and te itue, whom
jias eos1deHtialsy communicated 1t.
ReD forE, ApnlIatA, 1896
Having eyed from Mr Leigh, rlIni,ion her te
ory Tor the correction o stmerins aud Uter edu
reech, aud having VISITED ieI Institutions Is w great p,
Ie iua we oIe 10 te puhiio testimony favour
From the many instances there Of cure even whr,
he habit had been OF very ous Standing veil
OF many persons. otthe .alest adya..
age they had derived from her n,irncton sincerely
utve II viii p,oyea public aeucft: snd ye hope thai N
Leigh may oat"e patronage heI ingenuity and Perseye
patience have 50 well deserved.
We do not hesitate further 70 add cur eonvisiiou that an
1r .nceio heI rules, an the part Ut the pupil all tat
lsisnedl SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, NJ u.
New York.
JOHN lie. YICKAR, u. l.
Professor Of 1iora! Philosophy, Columbia Cole.
JAS. K. MANLEY, VI l..
PFesideRi Of TIE New inih Stale Medical Socie,
JOHN WATTS j.. NJ.
Pi-ioiau 10 tle New York uospt.
Copy IF letter iOD ID. J. Il MAINLY to Mrs. LEIo
MADAM, ''-'
take great PLEASURE in bearing my public
'mony to The excellence oi your plan iOr The treatment
cure OF SioniD ring, which cases, exists such
" 10 place hc unfortunate sChject Of this habit iRr
H ms oonve, saOna iient concerned, very nearly the
f!on Of 1iute. The idence you have placed IN nc
explaining IN let all your method, aud tie facts reason
by which yo" have attained tosuch complete success
my scknoW leigemer,s.
a The examination from lime tine Of your pupils.
historic IF then i,om Their uoutbs tie u
unnie nave had compare Tie prose.. uf their ann,
i's and above ALL the points uf support which your ~.
itses from deVciOPemcnt 1T the Of Stamnieriu
ad open your expOsJA, have al spred Ia enuvI
ne that y'ur method e suocesul aud that il the pu
be Of adult Discretionary having been cured ,
innm relapse into Their former habit, without had almost
aid study ins to cgurIr it.
That uueNtnaied will attend Your eI, in tn.
reatmenl VI tit' unfortunate vice Gf speech, entertain
1ub and bear any a'-iznihie proportion to your merits.
bringing 90 such dreree OF perfection, you will have sn
amt ciu5e Of saiH!aetiOn. With much esteem, am,
Madam You're
tSi.nedI "JANES x. MANLEY d. d.
President of Tie NeS York State Dedcai society
June o. 8-26t
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500 REEY1RD

STOLEh from the subscribers stable last n.,hf. U.-.
- Saddle ,Mariinga and Bride Ifeisa lars. hctf h.,
or years old ~ very fine ordt particular mark
put believed 20 have while hind foot; nn- sd rs ,
Hoos back short tail which he carries b.diy and be H.
ubbed from The top his hOo uUususy fi and short and
from having been long shod IN bad oder lie rot. n
aces pretty we'll but steps rather short aud vey vide with m
The above feward will be paid yrhc recovery of the Horse
Ian5bes,er, yess g. s,'I
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+ PURSUANT 10 deed u Tu,t ryecftcd b, Edmund r.
q Co John 'amn aud Tho1ias Grove. lated I2d tupe
nd July recorded 10 the clerks Office Of tie General to
o purpO'es therein named, .baii procstd to sell Tor f.
ouey the premises, Tuesd8v the ffth dfv n d,
exLa certain tract pacrl u land yinz and 6oi, m Ola
"urty Ut Amhert, North side of Buffalo River ,d INN
he lands of David Garland JAMES gginbohsn andoe
cneraliy known hy The Ut the Gl.be Tfact and now .
possession nj sid Eind Penu conaiun. abo, min, b
ifed aere Actng A. Trustee, th subscriber will only
uch title as IS yeadIn bun trustee, tho he heleye h
~ he ,oi. TifOs. CRF,Ve 1T.
Amherst, june -. ~ n,
IRIS. T. T. KbNbOLPh gi0p0fos 10 esfahlrh = fn.TI,.
- school i.r young LADIES, ~ New London Cafnpbeli
Trims i1f seHIn ~ ten months, commcueiu, fte 5i
Detohcf $40, and ending the t,h OF Augnt, 1927
otrd ans u'iion n The English hsuches ssdo,
F'Fing GrammH "rosrophJ, hntWy Chronology, Arithm,
snu an Neeuie-"ofk5 81
Spanish, =
Dfawiue. =
Washing sud mcuiir-,
Master. Of Mu.i, and Dlacins gill De proeured and III
i made known 30 short ,ime. Each scholar viii f1,.
,beddiog and towels.
F0r day Scho'grs.
Tuition nall The Kuslsh BRANCHES above mentioned 81
Fuel
Board ADD tuition payable ba a, erranoe the bauno
n The expiration Of Gou;hs.
laae %. ii-yi0ss
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.Af.qRSELAL,R EALE

TEDER derfe IT the superior Court Of Cflncery fo
~ Richmond D,iiet, p.oIounoei on The f,h Jsy II b.,
y, 1875 90 che ct Hurweii BurwellI shall on "a
'y the I'm DAY OF July next, at Bu,don MeckIrub.
courthouse, il being Mecksnhutg county court day proc
10 ell the tract nj land m the proceedings nrntoned
Too tie county II Mecklcnhufg, on Butcher Creek In
eishhow hood Of The city upon which there are said Go
Pw1rds Of 10 acres cicrees low ground more than one
woods, IT Iolarc0 land u superior quality, and on vii
- hands may he employ ed 10 atvsota-e FERNS a rfedn
Pc required. aud the c retained un,il hsy are paid of
j. GOEkRANr, ms. C. c. " j. or one Of his Deput,
June TO- a. -
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FRoM THE GEORGIA JOURNAL.

& We are truly gra;iiied that we have il in or-
ssoower TO publish the following documents. They
Furnish evidence that the u. States government /,
ssnow disposed TO do what is right. We look upon
ms as the commencement of the era of better
& ceilings than have heretofore existed between the
JNtate and General Governments. We know there
/ no disposition the part of the authorities OF
MS State to push matters to extremity. if il can
zoe avoided. All Georgia has ever asked, is thar
justice should be rendered unto her A disposition
to do this being now manifested on the part of the
United States, we believe, should that disposition
continue. that all difficulties may be satisfactorily
adjusted.
DepGrfment Of Har, J.s,,e An, 1926
DIR -Governor Murphy having addressed me-
lon the satjec, OF ascertainius the boundary line
between Georgia and Alabama, think it due Ia
you, from previous correspondence had viii,
he Delegation of Georgia in the Senate, as wei
IS with yourself, also from the equal interest,"
Inch Georgia has in the measure, to furnish YOU
ith copy OF my reply which is herewith en-,
,iosed.
ara most respectfully your obd't serv't.
JAMES BARBOUR,
Goreraor TRoup.
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Llmaiic HospitaI, WiIiIaas5Sii,r1S- !

IL OFlC hereby s...- al tue cell. M this Institute,
- are occupied and nei more patients will be receive
until sOmc Of the said cells sf, Juu notice Of which
BE given By order Of the COuri 0l Director.
May ~: 6-H LEO uEELEY,o. cd
s4 AhTED az The PeDreniiary large quantity IT Font
~ Barrel HOOPPOLES Tor wkch The hrbti p,,re ,,ii
be pad ~ Cash BY TllOS. NELSON. PAP
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a TE.ACHEzIP5--

"A GENTLEMAN vino Ia we'll on,l,dcd 70 ,.,h H.. a.,
- ana Iin Classics the French aud English lnnvus~s
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county negro boy Lhy, about ~ years old lie has rsb
eert ~ 'a'e ad regular features; Sprigty aud intsli-
re vent OIL about three months ago aud Is supposed
"a, probably gone towards Lynehbure. f''''
Guy person who will deliver hsui John II JENNINGS fine
July. '''i - handsomely fewsrded'