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moved or shall hereafter remove to die said Territory, alA
view actual settlement the lands by them drawn
all such cases. where shall be made to appear IN such
manner the Commissioner Of the General Land Othce
shall direct the satisfaction Of the Register ard Receiver
of the proper district that the land patented to them u
fit for cultivation and the surrender Of the patent 10
them granted accompanied with such release OF Their
interest as the Commissioner of the General Land Once
shall prescribe such soldier his heirs, may locate and
enter with the Register of the Land office, for the proper
district in the Territory of Arkansas according to the sec
onal and divisional lines the like quantity any OF the
unapproprialed public lands in the military district IN sad
Territory; and upon such entry and location being made
shall be the duty of the Register to issue TO the person
50 locating certificate specifying the quarter or half sec
ton Of land so located and entered and shall be the duty
of the Commissioner Of the General Land Office, if he is
satisfied such certificate fairly Obtained issue patent
for the lands located whenever the certificate aforesaid
shall be presented to him for that purpose Provided That
beflre such certificate of location shall be granted the APP
pcant shall satisfy the Register and Receiver that his in
crest the land original, patented by him, has not been
dvescd, either by his acts by the operation Of law
tor taxes or Otherwise.
And provided also That such surrender and relocation
shall be made before the first day of January eighteen
hundred and thirty. But, if said interest shall have been
Invested in either mode mentioned, title shall be
acquired to the land subsequently patented
AppnovED--Alay %, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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From tde New England GALAXY. !.

VERMONT May, 1896.
Mr. BucKISGH,M.--Being tour through this State,
for the purpose OF examining such objects as are usually
noticed by travellers have lst now visited cave N the
(retn Mount AIM where found kind of Hermit, rlting
d pay which, he told me, to be performed at the
Circus in Boston. the the Clowns beneii night The
play entitled he Virginia Madman obtained leave
10 copy The following scene which you think it worth
publshinE is al your service for that purpose Yours,
VIArOR.
ScEsE-JHe Senate Chamber.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

10 SO AN ACT authorizing certain soldiers in the late
war to surrender the bounty lands drawn by them, and
10 locate others in lieu thereof
~ enacted By ne Senate and Nse IF Representa- yes
:ae limited States 81 aneicq Congress assembled That
shs and may lawful for any soldiers in The late war or
their heirs whom bounty lands have been patented or
may hereafter be pa ened, in the Territory Of Arkansas
and which lana pnt for cultivation, and who haye re-
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The emigration from Europe TO this country n Nv.
OF late years been extensive, and doubtless INC ~
sent distress that prevails there will have tena'' NE
TO increase it considerably Il appears tha' mos
Amelia, arrived at New York from Liverpool O'"'
one lNrIlrrd and eleven s,setage nt,sseneers,
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lISps OF tf,f SI,stte1 states
III .lTTWORiTF.---.so. ST.

Az ACT appropriate Lands for the snppori Of Schools
is certain ioMnships apd + aclioaal Toa n,hps not be
fore provided FIR.
b. -nac.a III he Senate and Huse Of Representatives.
IF lie UHtsd Sas az iqertcd Congress assembled hat
- make proy an fp tie supp OF Schools, IN all town
ships trae',nai 'oArs rps !or which land has beeh
heretofore appropriated f t4t Use, il those States i'll
which cion nunoei sXteen, other land equivalent
" By lsa Directed T. reserved 70 the support
If sctons eac. tns n>lp, here SHALL be ed and
app op,iated FIR lie IT schools, % each entire
sh, aclona township, t9r Which no land has been
he etofcrV arpr pria ed gratei for thar purpose the
olloN ug quantities Of land, u Wit n township
fractional township, containing Preater quantity of land
a ,hree quarter, o. enire town,hp section; for
ac ioas ship, containing great quantity of land
ta on a t. and lo more an tlee quarters Of town
s. three quarters OF section; for fractional township
containing grea anlity Of Ia d dian qaiter, and
not than haif, Of wnsp, halt section; and
r rac onal township containing Greater quantity Of
land han entire section, and han quar-
ter 1t a township. one qiarter section Of land
Sec indie further enQcted That the aforesaid tracts
OF land shall be eced BY the Secretary of the Treasury
out Of any unappropriacd public lard within the and dis
rcl wills re Z TOW Eshp fer Which tract selected
may be situated and wheu selected shall be held bs
the tenure, and npn the 'erms for the supper
nt schools, N such township, section number sixteen is
Or NAV be held in the STATE where such township snail be
sia ed.
Sec. s lind be Il further enacted, That there shall be
selected IN the manner aboVe.i ntone and
section Of au, frthe support of school, with
~ that ac Of country usually callc The French Grant in
ting county q seota, and State Of Ohio.
JOHN w TAYLOR
Speaker 81 the House OF Repre-
JOHN C, CALHOUN,
ticc-PreslCent of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
ArrsovRD-May 90 1896
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

No SO AN ACT granting certain Grounds in the City
Of DrtTn 70 the Mayor Recorder, Aldermen, and Free
n,cp Of that City.
Pa eaectsdds he csaate and Hse gf Representatives Of
~ Ued STATES If america IN Congress assembled INT
all tie right and cam u tie Unied Sts in and To the
pull gnund5 within the limits Of the CITY Of Detroit,
heuttofe occupied ior military puIp se', excepting as
hereinafter provided, be, and the hereby granted
t., ana vested in he Mayor Recorder, Aldermen, and
Freenen Of The city, fr the Of SAID Freemen Prori
del, There be reserved aud excepted from this grant the
t3ii wing o's ore lot, upon which the public sorehouse
- sise, bounded one hIdrcd and fifty feet i'll front upon
jefferson avenue, and exent & the width to The
channel OF the river; other t, upon which the public
arsenal nate aiming hundred and fifty feet front
upon Jefferson avenue, ard extending the width, by
paail-lnes, a lsht angles Wh SAID avenue, north
western coarse, two dre feet and other lot upon
which the building ecc0pled BY the military keeper
is SITUATE, Containing hundred and twent.five feet in
front 4pon Jefferson avenue extended back in north.
di eciion, by parallel line,, right angles with
that ayene two hundred feet Ind Provided 0iso That
the giant expressed in This shall lake effect until
the said Mayor Reco der. Aldermen ID Freemen in their
corporate capacity shall have secured to the United STA es
Of money! to be expended under the direction o. The
Secretary Of War Sufficient for the erection Of magazine
At pace vi hont the limits Of the city to be designated
,, the War Depar mont
ArFEnvEH-hIay 90, 1926
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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.Neics from the Sea Serpent.-- Capt Holdre8s
Of The Sas Richards, has sent Us The following sS
traotdinary account Tor publication, accompanied
wit representation in pencil OF the monster seem
which is precisely oil the foim OF the Sea oeTpem
that SO often visited The neghborhuod Of Boston.
Capt. Holdrege' as well as the respectable gth'le
men named below, are ready to verify the s's'e'
ment with their oaths if necessary.
10 Tie Editors Of the Mercantile .fdrenNff'
Dear Sirs-I you should deem the following
statement worthy Of insertion in your valuaeh
Journal, the veraciiy OF it can be aitested oy W.
undersigned.
SKIP lSilas Richards, lTth Jane, lSSo,}
Lat. Al 03, long. 67 50
While standing by the STAFFORD bow, loosng a
the unruifed surface OF the ocean about oeotA'
P. M. perceived sudden perturbation o. VIC
water, and Immediately on that an object prssen'eu
itself with It's head above The level about lour ee'
resembling The above figure, which position u ~
tanned tor nearly minute, when he ielnthtu :"
the surface and kept approaching abreast Of NV
vessel at distance Of abou, fifty yards ioheu
ately called 10 the passengers on detk' sefe'a'
whom observed II Tor The space OF eight mlnu'.s =.
It glided along slowly and undaunledy, passed wv
ship al the rate OF about three miles an hou.
Its color vas dark dingy black with pIotuoeraN.,.
similar to the above sketch, its visible eneth aPpe
ed about sixty feet, and its circumference 'en W.
from former accounts which have been gistn y
such munster aud which have never been cleu 'u
This exactly corresponds. and have no ooup' =; !,
It is one Of those species called Sea SeTPen's, !"
made considerable wake in the water IN us ~
gress.
remain your obedient servant,
HENRY HOLDREGE, Captain
The foregoing is atested by the following g."
tlemen, passengefs William Warburlon, Of Is 49,.
tonyille, England; Duncan Kennedy Thos, Nv .,s
lin, Of Clifton England, Lowell Purdy, ihoD''
Siyeler, and James Magee, Of New York.
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Az ACT q appropriate Lands for the sppor Of Schools
is certain ioMis!ps and acloaai Ioa nsps, not be
fIte provided fir
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Virginia:
A, Rule holden in the clerks office of the Snpe Tor
day OF July, 1870.
James Veach d Judith his wife, formerly Judlth
Brown, free persons OF color, phs
aInSt
Archibald Il 'berHon, William Black, William Bat.
rett samuel Garland, "'ihan Nun Robet eGir lem
Mur.l tbclia Muir. JAMES ruu, Aiar, Nun, Jean
Mor the younger, 9ar h NUN, Janet Nun, 4 gnr /,
MUIR abella hllc,, Agnes Black " III am IS. cie
WAC tnermarrte With Sarah Bla X. dee Marion Bnck
Macy Brown, lahes brown Robert liurdun, ana ito
be' Gordon the eNr ur aim OF John Irvine
,,.,, Dtts.
MA +, / 3btia MUIR, lanes MUIR Mary Mir Jean
Nun ,he !qdsgef Sarah Nun, lanet Mutr. Agnes
Man, Isabella Block, AgneW Black, Willnin l'ople
Mari"h black, Mat} Brown, jane, Brow, and Ro' err
bordah, not having entered t,tir appearance an
''N - seeutty according Ia the act = Assembly
una ~ r"les Of this court, and appea ing it
sausaetory ef ienee that they at not ,iLahtj, Of
this country; It's "a Grrd ht the and d. fntaits IN
app nee On Tie tenth iay he ext term an answer
the hill oil the p ntbs; all bat copy OF TIM oro, he
io'hNlh H''tfled IN Sptne ,paper printed IA the
Town nl ly hehbufg, lur two mUnihs succ ,.,p, and
posted a the ltout door OF The caurt-hvtt, an t, sad
town. Copy Ieste,
]. WILLS, {. L.
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eirh,e.S hundred and swenty.fye,'rarn'
Il -
For surveying the l.nds granted 10 the
Oh ,Np.v..hy he second art .rlr Of said
tf.5,fy, one Thousand Two hundred ann NJ
y jpHirs. =,
For the pa,nent ri the sum stipulated
fIr, sud, by same niiele ol sud treaty IN
Ia. tisara,rnrfIfs aha1doprd Ia the In
li.a.. on the lands coded by them, aid
III ueon,enlences of removal, fourteen
fI4ol,lnd d liars.
Fos pav.neai afihr claims Of the Shaw
nee- " aiast citlz rs nf ibe United S'ate-'
~ provided fpr IN the forth article oi SAID
treaty. sle,eu ihonsand dollars.
Pr ylnr INTO ELECT the provision
ri lhr sad fourth article, relative 10 a
II rks nih. i1clnling the expense OF tools.
IN, aud the erection of the necessary
!. ldag, fur thu blacksmlin'- quarters aud
.iop. two ihousand FIVE hundred aud IN >
daatf-.
: expenses incurred in the orgoila-
tim of sid treaty, one thousand six nun
Died dollars.
10 c,rry into effect stipulation coo-
tsi1cd N the treaty concluded ~ Pralflr
d. Chisn, nlnelefoth August last, with
e,ataiu la6r- If ladltns. for holding i""
gtntrA guuneds with the lndi,ns, on
LAKE, Snptrinr, an Green b., Gas per
tceompan, in c9p # 4 d tailed rsllmttes
~ iWatel 10 these, 4 tie other eb
iecls ID iollew, (flani saed by Govern
or ass,l twenty -seyan thousand dotlats.
For careing ITO rfl'ret the Stipulation
n ~ fourth article of lit treaty with fhe
alstnlrs, at sixth Octobet, eighteen hui.
dtrd aud eight, en-, providing ief u gnn
smith, the ,nual sum of SIX hundred dbl
la.s.
To carry into effect the provision Of The
same article Of said treaty, for the delse-
y ri me hundred add slxty bushels Of
sall annually, To the Mamtca, the annn-
Al sum of three hundred aud twenty dol
Lars.
TO cary into fleet the provision Of thr
fhIrd article of thr treaty VITA the Deia
tfaf'a, Sha mes, P0ttawaiImles, hIainies,
klekpaos, BEL Rivers, Wras, Pianks
sha"s, AID X ,kssktas, OF seventh June,
= gnlrrn anudred aud three, for the drll,-
rf) OF one hund I'd and fifty bushels of
sit, annually, to sad Indians, the annual
.um ut three hundred dollars.
70, trfeuag,s oi -nlt due 10 the =
lAns, pndrr the provisions Of the treaty
,farrrad, SIX hundred aud forty dollars.
For the payment of the annuity srenf-
d Ia the christian Indians, SO called, II
of the REIMBURSEMENT of
hill THE Ia three sections OF land, IN
fascara"a, County, Dino, by the agree
nents ept.red Into with Governor Cas-,
or that purpose, filed IN the General
sand Office, aud by the act of Congress
II twenty sixth Of May, eighteen nun
lied and twenty four tsescnlh sectioo,l
le annual snu OF four hundred dollars.
Approved -- Nay 90, l82G.
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n list of Letter, remaining in the Post Office at

n list Of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
Lynchburg, on he Isl Oct 1926.
A-Dayid Aeree SAND. anthony, Miss Sa ah P. Al
len Jane c.Anderson. tahn AllG,ck. Cha' l. Adams
2, r.. susan ndcr,on shadrice Alyis, Jame' ;. Al
n homls Brooks 'ohn Burnct, WIN. L. Bnlling-
ton AitN. Bndgand, WIN. Booth, WIN, Bdriord 3,
Jas. Bullock Maria Butter pr. ~ ii. Boyd 3, Roncrt
Burler, ism's 5. Bishop Mrs. Mart Butnard hilton
hennfl h.rs aehala Burks, rhos. sennet, Joseph u.
Bnci1ei.
CO y. Corain, SAINT A. {. Gro i, Chs, W. hrp.
,ian George Goter, 30. 5. co'emss ,h1abeth .ole.
rSn, Frances Galway. Miss Frances hcw Clerl Chan.
eery otrt 5. fasb4tan Coleman.
l. hellir IA I'm. {. DaN,on, John II. Day. p.
Dawson, ohn d mil
&c, e.. fdAards, Nls Evans,
r-Rabert Fran lin. Ahfam Fountain, Mr.. Frazer
G-hrs. Margaret ~ ,seoct, Mrs. Ehlabett nth
icy, 'Irs Frances G0od"in, "m. Glass Mis-, Sarah V.
G,ten
H-Nar,hall Harris: Jahn Hoomes2 Alex Hans-
tned2, Ais, yha T. laden, Frost " Hall, Robert,
H1f,s, Lindsey Hard iek. tame, S Hughes.
I-.esse Il, !ohnson, lienrD Jones, Mrs Nancy Jones'
H,ke kinh Jordan. g. org ZONES.
K--f3e'rge y. KYLE, \ Krnnier.
l. lame' Love- James L"ndon, jr. Francis l.. lee,
Sanl. Long Avn, Lord, k.V. H. Lee. II mas
Lynch, srm'tr,d lighftoot Ivy Lasslie Jno Ire a. D.
M-Geoige Jar H. Neil NJ, inehee, A. Is. 1gsin-
sgu ,, Arc MInp'c 4. Eisna Widen 2. fIartgt oye
Mtchuin,J. \. Mmcnant Iiehd Morgan James Tar.
TIN 2. luhn M'Conntl, Nj. frances Mason, Robert A.
M'cdloek, wm {. MAl,ttr, Robert ii. May 3, Lew.
N-Edward $. Neal, Vim. Newly ]. II. Nash.
O-fahn Ogden.
p-Nioses Penn, J. II. Peasants, VIM. reter, Am.
brOse lag-, John Picket. lace Pendclon, Martin
Pa, ks. NJ 3. Susan s. Prndeton
IL s. Reynolds, Re- Rc''er, Isaac Ruclter. Nm
kohms5", Ambrose itueher, AARON KodneS, fhuuas
Rud ,mes Russell u. Chs Rudd trmisttid KAN,
Miss Polly ". Robinson, VIM. Uyeley.
o-Am. l. She.t II ?. Heary SiIuey, WIN. Sls,on,
Francis G Smithson Chs. a. Sims, MISS lepnet Scott
Mrs fzabcth suangc, Ihoma' segar, itch d. Shell on
John simmons, Narccllus smitn.
john la' ior Oliver 'insler. Miss Nancy s.
lhnrntun2, Nm. IA nhull ,, phhp l. thurman, Al.
len abbot, Nanty thornton, George Trees, VIM. 1ur-
J. enable 3.
W-John =. Wilcox, Zackield Wadr, ,b4alom Will
ana Benz "sPmoh join 9. williamson Mrs. Martha
W ard Fdmund Winston. NuChrll V, " uftS D I,nrS
VIA ting On, lhns. Wright lnhn Wnn Milly wheeler
ttlrd windsor, Jno, Whiiing, W. ". Naus. John NJ.
Williams.
I'D. John Yale.
J. d, MtRkELL, p, NJ
Ort. 8. go
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Atrnes holden m the Clerks Office of the superor
day OF JuUt, 1926: '' wv avn
Alexander Price and Ursula e. hi, = ife David
Street andiPoli his wife and Peter Street and susan
a..,u, Pits,
john taynes, admir- de bonis non of william Scott.
uteea't ana The sad Iohn Hal mes and Fhzahrth his
,, - ~ '''l a"h rlBht, LnneuS Scott, and VIM. N
o'e"'i,ll ana James hlbo, IS of Henry d. shear.
man uec, "h. HA!nes, ighlman A. Cobbs AiilIuer
lilints, IL maN Campbell and Barnabas A. Edison
anu ehac' Patterson, eA'rs Of Boyce Edison dee d.
RI. i.c,,a,.,. . priis
ana W illam Haynes. not hay,up rutrred -.
appearance and gwen security according to the af Of
100 anu I'M rules oil tins court. AID il appct rr
Aaae'otl eNdeuc that they are not mia bitan nf
's eonuy IL Is ordered That the said fti.tants do
~, hS't on he 81 day OF the term nd answer
!he PialnufS, amt thar cop of this order IN.
-, ~" iNsl th IN SOME newspaper printed IN the
"h a. i'Aheh 3hfg, Tor two months Successyei, and
town. 4 evuy-.i.s,e. 49, ''"'S "a 'he Saiu
JOHN WILLS. c. (.
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!. rov wholly engrossed By the 'at'
change. in Portugal, and they cease al
most IN think Of the colenles whist uou-
bic. nearer home alarm them hoFrlbiy'
The writer speaks of the Dous as Al ex-
celleni people. aud with a good govern
in.nt the country might be made para
disc hut as things are. II IL yearly oe-
coming worse aud worse, and no imme-
date prospect of an end or cure OF the p
wi. Our esteemed and accomplished
country man. Washington lrnng, was sIul
NJ Madrid. y mere he is engaged upon me
life of Columbus, now nearly Finished. ne
thinks il will he his best work.
In the Astro de Ia America, printed at
Vera Cruz. of Aug. IS, we found thr FOL
lowing advertisement, IA the English lao
gusge, which farcIbly briggs ~ mind an
old acquaintance of ours, and our readers
Free Trade and Saitors' Rights !"
NO IMPRESS NENf!
YoIUNrEERs WANTED.--A liberal
bounty, three months pay al fourteen
dollars per month, aud three day. liberty
90 shore. will be given TO every brave
SEAMAN who will engage to serve one year
IN the Mexican Navy. where nm opporIu-
ATTY whi b. gwen him TO make MS for
tune the rest Of his life
A rendezvous is open near the MoIe,
where every Jolly Tar Is invited TO at
tend Augusta.
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aY gxRost2eg.
Laws nF rHf vITfu STATES. PASSED A.
Taf TIfsr SESSION of rEs sIsf
TEENrH caNeRFss.
lrnt.le-Nn Isl


TEINTH ceSeRFss.
fpeBtle No Is
AN act Go eXteba fiIe ~ = ri The NashIna
ton Canal.
Ia i sre~t 4 ~ IL SeaHs aad haast
Fcnas@ i.{ut - II lhe Ul'lf Strtrs y s
.fris. il faaeress RS pblsd Thai, ~
y asnsa. l,a : mai Cesopaa, b.. md a.
hersbs sliaallzpd To inrrea= Ire width q
tie KS ungisH cansI. tom ssseni'
slrert r.st - to western rAfr' MT. IN
rruIa,lse r. : uthern boundary 10 a dr
taar, a. -xrerdiug eae saadfed and Il
feet fffs- tl- nefihefa htund.y and W
go tn fio BASIN oo the JaHl be'9''e
SIX b = -. min street., trsi, acc triiias t'
such r., ss al he approved by The Pre-
siirni .la UaHrd .iaies
sec. ; Ind BE- II fltrtker eaacted That
II shall ~ ih. B#rN Of tar sd audi Gnu
pay, slihu Sc Year, Loon AID after ! 20
as dns ii this act, 10 etuse I'M he'd Of the
sad IL, Il, through IL Whole lensth, 10
8bi EssIe,a - iach. l. be- 81 constructed
ss rr Z ~ "a Nstrr Al hast one faot ~
Iiel IA 4 ordipat loa tide.
Appfosed--,l ay 81 i1Rs.
JOHN q. ADAMS.
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The Creek Indians The following is
clear aud apparentlya candid state
ment al the result Of the late General As
sembly of Creek indians at Broken Arrow
on tn. Georgia frontier:
The Indan Council at Broken Arrow
broke up on tue 5th instant, after a sitting
Of about three weeks. The principal OBJ
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Nominations. learn from Utica,
thai the gland State Convention 1T that
place was uamerousy attended and that
his ExcclIrncy DE WITT CLINroN wa.
nominated foEre.election to the office Of
Governor, and the Honorable HENRF
HusrINGroN of Utica nominated as 4
candidate for Lieutenant Governor both
by unanimous vote.
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The convention tat assembled at TEN
ton, IN j. a few DAYS since to dominate
a Congress ticket, broke up in utter con-
fusion. TIN Adams and jackson parties
which co posed the ncctlas, both clam
ell the majority, aud separated to nomi
gate, each stverally,a ticket.
IN Y Post
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GOO

slip from the New York Gazette states
that according to "a letlel from Madrid, ia
ted the last of July, it appears that tue
news of the revolt OF General PaeZ IN We
nezuela had created hopes in the aind Of
the Spanish monarch that his imInlon
in Sopth America might still be- re-eslab-
lished. But, his efforts 10 this as well as
Ia every other department requiring ener
gy and power and influence, are limited
entirely 10 ID " trust IN Providence" for
getting the fable ofthe WAGNER and Her.
cnles. The attention however, of Ferdi-
uand aud bis Ministers (church and state
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HANCOCK TROOP.

| have received orders from his Excel
ieacy the Governor to prepare the Han
cock Troop for an immediate march, with
uniform complete. In obedience thereto,
! hereby order the members Of the Han
cock Troop to parade in Sparta, on Satur-
day, the Esd of September, with uniform
complete, aud all equipments necessary for
march. II. S. HARDWICk, Capt
September II, 1896
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The Right Rev. Dr.. Cheverus, fo merly
Il. {. BIshap of Boston, and lately Of the
see Montauban, in France, has been APP.
pointed Archbishop Of Bordeaux, Que of
the highest ecclesiastical dis tiles in the
kingdom.
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J.fsrson Sabaeiption.-The Richmond
Compiler says, from rough estimate
made of the amoanI of the subscriptions
raised for II. Jefferson, within a fortnight,
the total was about 10000, to wit in
New York, bout 81 900 IN PhlIadeiphla,
sboul $4,000; IN Bblimore, a little more
than $1,000 and all the rest at about
$4,000.
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I Rich. Mig.

4 Speek Of War.-By Saturday nights
ma, we received the following printed or
drrs, from the Office of the Georgia Kepor-
ter. We presume this troop Is destined
for the Greek Naliou. W. wait 18th con-
siderable anxiety, for further information
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Governor Cas- a ri Col. Hkcnnv, have
returned 10 Detroit, after having fl cited
thelf object in treaty with the lad,n, at
the Fond dn Lac. There we're 1000 In
dams present wna conducted in an ord,rl,
manner. A cesson ha been made 10 The
United States to ses,c h TO and take away
any metals which may be found in that
country. Pure copper has been found in
many places. " l. Daily .idU.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-05

GfVaT c0npIalnt' aye madf no the Now
York papers Of the misconduct Of the
free colored People, in the public streets
aud elsewhere. Lrtthe good People oi
New York colonilr them. That descrp-
ton of persons viii find room in Liberia,
for an ambition, as laudabIe there as ii Is
misplaced here. We are glad To- learn, by
the way, that the free colnred People be
5ia Themselves to enter heartily into the CO.
IoulzAtIon scheme, and to press lor perms-
sloo to go-nany Of them mechanics, and
others the savings OF whose industry viii
enable most of them to carry tools, pro-
vide provision for the pass g, and some
otihem t. pay their passage. These men
will soon make a great natIun. ID.