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CREEK TREATY BOUNDARY LINES.

The Georgia prints still at fault about the ex-
tent OF cession under the Creek Treaty. The gen.
erai impression seems to be, that small slipe of
territory has been excluded by It's provisions We
have often wondered why, if the Creeks intended
to cede all their lands within The limits of Georgia.
II was not so expressly stipulated in the Treaty :
but letter from Washington, in the last g Mil
ledgevile Journal' attempt to make the following
solution OF The fact
1--WE could not get them indeed to make the grant totideD,
Ver1 Tor they insisted their bsing observed Of
precisely designating the boundary line. They we're unwilling
TO say the boundary ue between 1la5apin and Georpg
because they not disposed toeave Of that
ne depending upona future sureyl to those states, which
mgh disregard the interests Of the Indian third party They
explicitly declared to Cob B that they did wish okeep one
loot Of Georgia land for they knew that he told Them
was tue, that the would never let them be at
until they gave up al tie Gcorg4 territory
The Miledgeville Statesman communicates
certain facts upon this subject which had not been
previously published
Immediately after the Sensors from Georgia commune
Gated TO the Secretary Of War that small exeniion OF two
boundary lines az specified In ibp Nswrre,v g r,5 w.
brace ali the Greek Lands N the State Of Geep h. wa, re-
qucded by the chairman Of The Com nee on Indian Affair."
collect al the records exsn in the form ~ ry.,
eiy or m,ary every thing pertaining 20 the treaty lines
state boundaries &c relating all that section NJ country
aIooppan'ed ~ oheisi reports ahent'e papers aud maps
which was DONE and faithful map Of the Greek Ter
hJry m que siiou made with crpulous attention "a
TO accuracy subject 70 the mmedae scrutiny and daily ns
non OF our Seuato and their friends Congress This np
which we ourselves have seem unquesionaby iedueed from
the best authorities that do present Assuming that tbs
made 50, without actual surveys VA h,
"u delegation m Congress- and believed by all that augme
alton OF three miles TO one line and fifteen snoher wou
d" embrace all the'Cfesk lands in Georgia.
The milledgeville Papers give US the correspon-
dence between the governors Of Georgia and Ala
bama about the running Of the boundary line be
tween the two states according 20 he terms Of to,
compact OF 1902. These letters extend from Feb
3, 1926, to 18Th May.-Gov Troup wishes u
know whether the Legislature Of Alabama hac
made any provision for running the line Gov
Murphy, replies by enclosing the Resolution o
the Legislature, which authorises him to nominal
two bt commissioners TO cooperate with .hose Q
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STAMfAiERING,

III
Ne,c York Institution for correcfiu- ;m,e5.
rsenis IF speech, No 254 Bcoaa.ray opposite The Prk
"a as i'sh, the principal OF this n,ia,ion hav,n, nr.s
A ellie se vire' Ot professional gentleman the hirhe,t
responsibility TO AID h'ri" experimenting it, feels warranted in
assuring the public from the she has had in ca
'es oil amneri5 aud ether imprdmentso speech that
under her h. al can be cur ed and The
most obstinate canbe made speak comparative ease and
hueney IN a lew weeks, and many in few DAYS.
Mrs Leigh eau EXHIBIT e.tIu,nials al her In,u
ton otbe efficacy OF he The public cauuo, demand
m'- satisfactory one than the following gentlemen who
occupy the first rank IN science and aud TO whom
has eorfdsntia!,y communicated it.
New York, dpril i2,a, 1896
Having received from Mrs. Leigh an explanation OF her te
ory Tor the correction OF of
speech, aud having visited her lnsutop il great plea.
that offer TO the public testimony in her ay,ui
From the many ns,'nte, there Of cure even when
the habit had been OF very long Standing we'll from the
assurance OF manyrePectable persons Uthe creates adva
age they had derived from instruction. we SINCERELY he
eve will prove public benefit: hope that Mis-.
Leigh obtain the patronage ingenuity aud
patience have so we'll deserved.
We do not hesitate further add
hertneeto her rules, the par, the pupil is
Isgnedl SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, NJ. D.
Professor of aIaiei aedea and Botany the University
New ToIk. "
JOHN Nc. YIcKAR, D.
Professor of Moral Philosophy, Coinnba College.
JAS. X. MASLEY, ~ D.
President OF the New York State Medical 5ocety
JOHN WATTS, Jr. NJ b.
Phi,iean 10 The New York Hospital
copy % d'eHc' from Or. ''H Manly 70 Mrs. LEIGH.
uv,nu NEW YORK, Nag, 1876.
'' take great pleasure in bearing NV public les,
mony to the excellence OF your plan for the aud
cure Of sammrng which Cases. exist. extent
as TO place the unfortunate subject OF III nj least
his CONVEX saona talent Concerned nearly IN the
diion Of Nute The confidence you have placed in me nv
explaining IN detail your methos aud the
by which you have attained TO such complete
my acknowledgements.
The examination from time TO time of your pupils the
histories their own cases from their mouths oppor
uuhes have had to compare the progress amend
met and above all the point, OF support which Your system
derives from d-veioPenent Of the Siauerr
laid open IN your eNpostior have all con,pirci cunyc
me that your method must he fu that, the pup.
he Of adult OF discretionary having once cur iry
cannot relapse INTO their toimer habit, without had
said studying TO acquire il.
That unexampled will attend vnur 1, r.; ,l
treatment oi TIN. unio unate vice Of speech entertain no
doubt and bear asigiabe prop0,ion your n.r in
bringing to such degree OF perfection, will have sbu-
dsnt cause OF satisfaction With much esteem, 1 am
(Signedl "JAMES r. MANLY ~ ID
President oftAe NesO York State liedlcai Society
june q. sor
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o. @ a@

LEXINGTON, Ken. May 90. The trial of
Beduchamp at Frankfort, for the murder of Col.
Sharp, was brought to a close on Friday evening.
The Jury found him Guilty. The wife of the pri-
soner who was supposed to be accessory to the
murder we understand has been acquitted by the
examining Court.
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Difference,

Difference, l6
But the greater curva,ures on the Fayetteville
road, than on the Rockingham road, will most like
ly make the distance 20 miles farther by Fayeue
vile than by Rockingham.
From Camden to Raleigh, on the present Stage
Road, the distance is stated to be, to
Cheraw, 56
Fayetteville, 65
Raleigh, 60
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THE NEXT LVrTERY.

ODD .qN.D EVE.N SYSTEM
winch the holder of Tickets or two SI,r..;, ,.sS
TUS n 9@stGi""y at hn'' ONE PRIZE. and nr7 aGw
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f0bfNiNnfT
DIED the ID instant, Mrs.. Sally Warpict cou.ort Of
DANIEL Warwick Of this city.
~ The county Of Hsnos. =, Monday The 22pd Of
May, Ms Eiiza5eth r. Jones' aged 81 years of Nj
David LIONS; lady whose excellent qualities i he loog
remembered BY humorous circle Of friends and relatives. She
died rs she lived IN the profession Of deep aud lively interest
IN hc Christian religion, aud confident hope Of happiness
yoas 'hs gave She wp Member Of tbs Bsptis. CLeh.
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WE Subscribers have received by the arrival, from
York aud Ph'ladelphs large and general supply OF
spring and summer GOODS, which they offer at reduced
prices; among which the following, viz
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aERs. Wills having determined 10 dcrline iupe,. and
I'VE tctre to ,e ~ viii sell Il reserve
he entire stock 81 dd comPfe bending every thing der.
ate ~ the Millinery line; Her stock consists n paf Of lf
following articles. very large aud splendid assortment of
ready made VI lney Of every description hats bpnne,s caps
tuTans, French worked caPes and collars Leeborn and .
straw hats aud hoLn et.i large and beautiful assortment If
ribbons great variety Of superb artificial flowers ve gauze
and barge hdSi sce ans, fOrenees, bareces
crepe e SILVER and si-orked dresses 9th fancy dresses
large supply II elegant curl coc dolls, glvy e.
reeds bIsks gimps, foundation lace chps willows, paste
''fds hhdbNes Coioue-gate fine soaps emery bas, and
great variety Of "it fancy articles deemed essay 10
crate Also, the store fixtures, SWING and cases
pier and dressing si!scs hou'~hod and kitchen furniture
quite new The saiew will commence Tuesday, 10th
her next, and continue day 10 day until sol
The viii be conducted by Messrs. q. g. Clarke
County wishing TO purchase such articles, wilt
1t very much 10 their inter est 10 attend.
S,It % 1o-M
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no. CowHERD, d. c.
CnAflfIrArrnnEn-

At a Court, holden for The County of Lunenburg,
on the 18th day Of September, 1926: II having
been announced that General Waller Taylor a
member OF tie court, had departed this life since
the last Term, the Court expressed their deep re
rret for the loss they had sustained and the grateful
feelings with which they cherish the memory Of
one, who, afcr having served his country with fl
deity and honor in distinguished military and civil
stations, in distant part OF the Union, returned
TO his native county aad consented to become as
sociatcd with them in the discharge Of their judi
cial duties.
Whereupon, it was unanimously resolved by the
Court and Members OF the Bar, that testimonial
Of their regard for their deceased fellow citizen,
they will wear grape for 30 days-snd that these
proceedings be entered On the records OF this court.
a
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A FREEHOLDER
FOR THE ENroTTJRER.

Bele collsiur haec ruer muliercus 81 s-vis ct
smiIlmis beris grav huue 1T ca qu
iunt Judico certC PonderahIi PrObar posse
TtR.
children, young tns ,s ,ch as most resemble
servants but that they can by with tAe apro
0df'on Of PsoPts Of thong ht dad consideration.
i'have been rejecting the little and trivial
things-for little things great TO little minds -
by which some mea who have been clolbed with 2
little brief authority, and who lake delight in hay
Ing popular Whit necessarily buzzing about their
ears, concisie the favor and support OF Others uo
only In the ordinary occurrences of life, but even
In matters OF the greatest moment. And men who
will thus bend to these petty tricks to gain POPULAR
ty and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for themselves, will stoor
sui lower, and strive In the same way accelsu
rate the advancement of others whom they are
welded by the cobweb ties OF favouritism
capacity for proslituting ones self in his be-
haviour, and bending himself like plant twis, "a
the present humour of the vulgar, is perhaps, tn,
most desirable ingredient of character by him who
wishes to make considerable figure in the world
BY pryins into and studying the leading propensi
ties oil every one with whom he converses and dis
covering from the observation of such their bias i
all matters in which he has intercourse with han,
he can without any great talent, and without, an,
other winning way, please men OF the b;sbes
qualifications and lead captive to his will. men n
mental endowments even superior TO his own
Alter lie discovers what man values himself for
he has suaUtter in n7Od0--a peculiar kind of com
plaIsance which embodens and en- .bles him TO ex
press, without giving offence his admiration fo
his good qualities in the most fuisome strains O
eulosy: while he himself (the little great man
Will, II he has common sense, look with secret con-
tempt and briiled laughter. ON all the slaves who
stand around him with ready faces To approve ant
| smile at all he ssys in the gross.
But do not believe that the people of Peters
burg and Chesterfield can be persuaded by such :
man to put a political babe into Office who seek,
Their. votes cum mu!tis lach,ymis with man,
tears BRUTUS.
Chesterfield, Sept 1911, 1926.
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IUNIUS.
Williamsburg, Sept. 10, 1926.
FOR TIE N-OULRER.

Some OF the Northern Papers baying tepubiish-
ed an assertion OF one OF your espunden,s, that
MIR. Giles was physically disabled from serving
IN Congress. am happy 10 form them, that he is
now going the rounds with MIR. Archer to the diff
ferent Courthouses in the District; that he ad
dressed The people OF Chesterfield on Monday week
at their Courthouse; and the Citizens of Petersburg
on Thursday asi-that his health is very much
improved; and that even his opponents were con-
PEELED 10 acknowledge the greatness of his powers
at Chesterfield Courthouse
with such recruits Messrs. p. Barbour and
VIM. b Giles, in the Goth Congress, Virginia
'1oufd be herself again. Alb.
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Tes'e,
WIN. II. TAYLOR, c. G.

The lsst Cincinnati Gazette (of the 18th inst
edited by Mr.. Hammond, the sworn supporter Of
Messrs. Clay & Co. attempts to assign the reasons
why Ohio should vote for Mr.. Adams. * not .for
Gen. Jackson. He puts thequestion principally upon
If Mr.. A. were continued But, ifGen. were cleo
ted, Mr.. Hammond must be permitted 10 speak for
himself Those who take the lead in elecing Pre-
sdent, must, Of necessity principally influence his
measures. IT Gen. jackson be made President in
1929, it must be, as ] have already remarked
BY uniting in bis favor the southern states
To the politicians Of these states be must look for
his councillors and assistants BY them he must be
advised and sustained. Consequently all his nea-
sures must be imbuej with their policy. Slavery
must be counienanced, manufactures discouraged
internal improvements prohibited. Orr present
policy must be reversed, u not by rash hand, g.,
cold neglect and Indifference. When I speak o
slavery, refer to The doctrines avowed upon tlil
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rest painting for batte reckless alike OF the safety
OF your antagonist and your own; prepared with or
without occasion, to disregard those rules which
courtesy has heretofore prescribed to the tourna-
ment, the result would soon be an angry war of
words, at least perhaps, something more. You will;
therefore excuse me, for refusing the Gauntlet you
have so CALAMITY thrown down, and allow me TO
leave this contest to be conducted by COM
Blatant more practised than myself j have one o.
Their reason for declining this controversy. IL has
been suggested that you may be the same gentleman
whose rhetorical display in Nottoway resulted
so inauspiciously to your friend. If SO, / would
by no means interrupt the abors of 20 valuable
partizan, which l might do by diveriing them
from their proper channel.
In conclusion, lhIo' you do assure the Free
holders OF Nottoway, that (however ngcniously
you may have perverted its intention.) the arti-
Gle signed " Frceholder' conceived in feel
ings the most respectful TO them. That, however
opposed its author was and ~, to the course pur-
sued by some of them in regard to the CONGRESSES
onal election. he never doubted the purity of their
motives as body; nor did he insinuale such
doubt. Finally, that among them he possesses
many valuable acquaintance and some personal
friends, whose feelings consideration, connected
with the congressional canvass, could induce him
10 outrage.
now take my leave of you, assuring you, with
unaffected humility, that if was desirous of a
newspaper controversy, would select (if aowedl
less dexirous adversary than yourself. If ano-
nymous applause can crafty you, will add, that
admire the ease, nay, elegance with which you
write, and am convinced fyou will more se,iuously
cultivate decorum s. lay aside some OF your school
boy pedanuy, you may safely aspire TO high de-
gree OF reputation e-sa,is,.
FREEiiOI DER
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BytAe Goge,7lor Of fhe Conaioi.5rgIiI OF Dir7,sia
4 PROCLAMATION

hNHEREAS It has been represented the Ike cuiye by
w the Tailor OF Princes Anne county thai certn slave
named Ch, who had been convicted by the court Of said
county OF the crime of felony and &c sufr de.
did the 26ih day of august last forcbly m escape
from The Jail Of the said county, and is going erge-
have therefore, thought proper, with the advice OF the
Council Of State II offer reward of hundred ard
nifty dollars, to any person peon, who will app ehend
aud convey the jail OF Princess Anne county, said slave
Jack. Aud 10 moreover, require all officers civil sod
military and txhot the good people Of The
their best endeayofs 10 The fugitive 10 be a
pretended, that lac NAV he dealt with The law directs,
Given under my hand Governor, and the seal Of
the commonwealth at hchmSnd, this 9Th day of September,
Io26 JOHN TYLER.
Jack ia rather stout, light complexion, OF inrhe,
high, % years old, has small is right
hip and knat mole the forehead, he ;as dosn lock
when spokento
Sept 3D. f0-w4w
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To the EditOrs of the Enquirer.

SUcKAsUNNY, On. ]. } Sept. 1876.
A few days before Commodore Porter left this
Country for Mexico, he sent me letter containing
an explicit avowal of the motives that would go
yern him in accepting the offers OF the Government
of Mexico, if he should accept tie same; and the
circumstances which would impel him to become
an exile from his country
owe it to Commodore Porter, that the people
nj the United States should be informed of these
motives and circumstances duty can perform
in no way more satisfactory to the public or to my
own feelings, than by sending you copy OF his
letter for publication / am urged to the immediate
performance of this duty, by percevng tina, certain
Editors Of NewspapeN attribute to the Commodore
motives of a mercenary character, in leaving the
service of his country and entering tina; of Mex
leo.
/ am, with great respect, your
Ob't and very humble serv't.
MAHLON DICKERSON.
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MRS, rU OIAxgR,s sCwooT..

.It CI.Jto0, BI7Visrick Gu. Ia.
WILL reeomrenee on The 81 Monday in September. A
W ise aud ooamcdious building hiss been erected aud
win be readues for tie reception Of her scholars She viii
receive few Young Ladies il addition 10 her present
Ter course OF instruction wall include orthograPly, Readings
use Of the Globes History Ayhooy the elements OF Natural
9nd Moral Philosophy, and Chymy in the
lbnye mentioned branches will given al $40 for The scho
asiie of ten months Nrt Tucker will ao teach the
French Language, cricsliy syn AIu.c $40 Drawing and
Painting, Paper aud YeNet Si5-Boird, $40.
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For THE ENonLRER

70 NE " Cifizen Of JVotto,cay"
GU VIII pardon me, hope, for not having taken
houee before this Of your very courteous reply to
=, rreeholder" The great aversion have from
~ SORT oicon'roversy (nlost especially from one
newspsPer) must plead my apology.
Perhaps itmght be no difficult task (eyen with
my moderate pretensions) to expose the fallacv OF
your arguments, as we'll a. the lliberality of your
n,"'clsm' But shall not make the attempt
because disputes Of this sort very generally termi-
a ss'e IN offensive personalities, degrading to the
tS'spu'snts and distressing to TIER friends And
~. with such young and gallant koight as
go seein 10 oe--armed car-a-pee--with lance in
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LYILLL4M & MARY CnLLECl

TFJHE Visitors Of the college o VIM Mary are requested
4 thcU Convection Chamber Il ocloek on
the 10Th % Oct. The object of the meeting appoint Pre-
ideut and also Professor Of Moral Philosophy Rhetoric aud
Bellies LeIcs metaphysics, MAI. and National law PolieaI
Economy, Governnenl The salary the President is
$500 he furnished with good dwelling house and gar.
den The salary Of tue Professor $780, payable quartey
and Tee Of FROM each student sy OF his
cassc Communications the subject may h.. addressed 20
ANY Visitor Of the college who will lay them before oaid
Of Visitors
w. BROWNE, Rector
Sept q. 5a-ti,
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COMMUNICATED.

At Monthly Court, hel,i for Louisa County,
on the 18th doy of September, 1926:
present sixteen Justices.)
Whereas, at Quarterly Court, held for this
County, on the 18th day Of August last, preamble
and resolution were adopted by the Court and en-
tered of record declaraory of their generation and
respect for the character of Thomas Jefferson, but
emitting Through inadver'ence, as is supposed, }
any allusion to his worthy compaTio,, John Adj
ans. tits ordered to be certified, as the unanimous
opinion Of this Court, that these departed patri-
OTIS united during life in Their most important
pu'lic services, and in death on the Anniversary
of that glorious Independence, declared and achiev-
ed by their united labours, they ought not to be
separated in the rendition OF any public tribute oil
respect to their memories
4 Copy,
Teefa
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subject last winter 1t is thing TO elect Pre-.
sident from slave state by the votes of the free
staies but II is another, and very different thing
so to choose President to place him under the
direction and controul ofthe slave ates. The same
observation applies TO manufactures and internal
Improvements. II is the policy which makes war
upon them, that ought TO counterfeit, not upon
sectional, bus upon public grounds"
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By he Governor ef ths Commonwealth efyrri,.in.

".
HTHEREAS 1t has been rePrssenedo the Executive by ts
w Jalor OF Amherst that certain obt johnson
with felony did on the Sd inst make his escape the aI of
said county and IS now going at large: have tot
ward Of City do'ars to any persons who will appre
hend and convey e sad Robert johnson the Jail Of said
county: And do requre al officer, civil and nj
ary and exhot ihe good ecre the 10
ed, that he may he dealt with the law dects
Given under my hand Lieutenant Governor and ,nJ.r
tue seal Of TUE commonwealth al Richmond, thin Esd day
IL. s. Of Sept. 1885,
PETER V. DANIEL, Lieut. Gov.
i1ep-~' iJ-w4t
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TO THE CENT E.ITE.N' or TIE T'IJTPF
WILL sell 10 The bshest bidder, oa the day of the f. mr.
mile race at New Market At the Dwelling House prec
ing Of fun thorough bred NIaIe III foal nv vsrou
Hoses TO he teserihrd the day. Two promising THREE
old; uneinaled two old and three ono oar
ol,is-Al Of the h stock this country. Terms-ore half
six months, the balance III -. Bonds approved
~ 10 be given. Jko G. GOODF
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ELECTIONS.

In .'fdine. Messrs. Peleg Sprague, VIM Bur.
leigh and John Anderson Cover Mr.. Longfellow)
have been reelected TO Congress. Joseph F
Wngare Ga heightened administration canddate)
is supposed toll have been elected, in place of
member who declined reelection No satisGac-
tory returns from the other three Districts. The
administration prints claim in some Senatorial
Districts a victory for their candidates to the Lee
sisature who are opposed TO tie reelection o.
Mr. John Holmes.
The canvass in Ohio and Maryland for mem
bers of Congress is very animated; the election
takes place in October. 1t is principally turning
on Adams and Jackson In Baltimore, the CON-
peiitors the present member Mr. Barney, 4
Mr. Kennedy. The struggle is TO make out, which
is the most decided jackson man. Would il not be
advisable for the friends of the Administration to
get up Lewsburg dinner there, and prevail on
some Cabinet Orator TO make an hours Harangue
in favor of the Cause2