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AN ACTto r,haquish the rev, rsionary intersstof
The United States in certain Indian reservations
in the State of Alabama.
Be IL tRacted bV TIE Senate and House of Re
Drosentatires 0fthe United States Of .4nericd IN
Congress assembled, That all the light, title,
and interest, which might accure or revert to the
United States, to the reservations of land now
claimed and possessed by Conaeskee, common
" called Challenge, James Ore, and Giles Nc
Auulty and his wife Alice, and William Wilson
and his wife Peggy Wilson, under a treaty made
and concluded between the United States and
The Cherokee tribe OF Indians, on the eighth day
of July, one thousand eight hundred and seven
teen all the right, title, and interest, which
might accure or revert to the United States, to
reservations of land, now claimed and possessed
by George Stiggins, and Arthur SiZemore uu-
der 4 treaty made and concluded between the
United States and the Creek Indians, at Fort
Jackson, on the ninth day OF August one thous-
and eight hundred and fourteen, ali lying IN the
state OF Aicbana, be, and the same are hereby,
rclinquishod and vested in the said reserves,
md their heirs respectively Prooided, That the
sad Conaeskec, commonly called Challenge,
James Ore, Giles McAnulty, and William Will
son, George Stiggins, and Author Sizemcre.
with their respectively families, shall remove TO
their respective tribes West of Mississippi river,
not included in any State or Territory and that
the Government OF the United States shall not
be chargeabio with the expense ottheir removal
or transportation, or with any allowance ofland
or on account of either of them, or their respec
tive families .4ad pr0rided also, that no convey
ance or deed ofthe said lands, or any part ofthem
shall be valid or eiiac,ual until every such con
vevancc or deed, shall be submit ted to ono OF
the District Attorneys for the district of Alabam
a, for his appreciation and if, after inquiry into
the facts and circumstances attending the con-
tract for the sale of any of the said landsl ne
shall be satisfied that such contracts are fair
and that the consideration paid or, agreed 10 be
paid, therefor, is adequate, he shall endorse his
appreciation each conveyance and deed 50
approved ; and thereafter, the same shall be
deemed valid and effectual.
APPROVED May 29, 1880.
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FOR THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE
THE NEW CONSTITUTION IT'S ORGAN
IZATION, &C.
To the good people of Virginia.

10 Me good people Of Virginia.
FELLOW CITIZENS -
Through the Columns of the Richmond En-.
qulrcr of the 10Th of March last took the liber.
ty of addressing to you few observations on the
merits and adoption of the new or amended
Constitution That Instrument is now adopted
by large and respectable majority authorized
to vote on the subject; though it is clearly ascer-
tanned by the votes given, in comparison with
the full known numbers in the Counties most
in favor of its adoption, that great proportion
most strangely and shamefully neglected to
come 70 the polls, under prevailing belief,
that it would be carried by an overwhelming
ma ority without them: while il is equally
clear from the same standard, that, so far from
any such neglect or deficiency in the Counties
opposed to it, it is more probable their numbers
were encreascd by notes not entirely CoDstitu-
tionally and legally correct.
If, on judicous and wise Organization, and
fair and full experiment ofits operation, it
should prove as beneficial TO like proportion
as its adoption has been thus clearly ascertain.
ed to be agreeable then it is much to be hoped,
that, lift does not cure forever the wretched
mania for Constitution making and Constitution
.cobbIing, it will subsde and abate all the fever.
ish restletsness & all the party 81 sectional rr
tation d excitement on the subject,untl the time
OF such sicky season-such baneful and ma
lignant epidemic shall have passed by.--And
If on the other hand, after such organization and
experiment, it should not produce these happy
effects then will it as clearly and as certainly
(t is hoped oven by its best friends as il rightly
ought be the means of increasing the majority
for, 30 facilitating the attempt at,further improve
ments; however reluctant many might have
been to going into such experiments at first.
| confess, fellow Citizens, was among those
reluctant ones, who voted most conscIentiousy
and most decidedly against the call ofa Conven.
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lPuRLIC-No. S3.l

AN ACT to reduce the duty on moasscs, and to
allow a drawback on spirits distilled from for
eign materials.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiues Of the United States Of .4meiica in
Congress assembled, That from and after the
thirtieth day of September, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty, the duty on molasses shall
DO five cents for each gallon, and no more and
from and after that time, there shall be allowed
a drawback of four cents upon every gallon Of
spirits dsttilal in the United States, or the ter
ritories thereof, from foreign molasses, on the
expectation thereof to any foreign port or pac,
other than the domrions of any foreign Stat,
Immediately adjoining the United States, in the
same manner and on the same conditions as be
fore the tariff of May the nineteenth, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty eight
APPROVED: May %, 1880.
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TOUT VUtuIent servants,
G. p BEIRNE,
CT. PERRY, Committee
BIT. MOSELY,
July 18th 1880.
July 18th 1880.

GENTLEMEN,
am most seusibly affected by the Kindness
which has prompted the Students of the law
school to invite me to a dinner, before our final
separation from the University The grateful
obligations which this invitation imposes, can
only be enhanced by the favor Of allowing me,
in consideration of the necessary engagements
which claim my time Immediately previous
to the removal of my family from the University,
and OF the necessity of hurrying to the Springs
with my daughter for The restoration Of her
health, to decline it. The intercourse which
has subsisted between us in ,tho relations which
are now about to terminate, has warmed my
heart with feelings, which your hospitality can
not iDfiame into greater fervor of affection nor
can the pleasing recollections Of that intercourse
be more indellbly impressed upon my heart by
the enjoynents which would follow from an ac-
ceptance ofyour invitation. Allow me then, as
the necessities of my situation are such, to de-
cline your profered hospitality, and to enjoy the
luxury ofthat repast, which your offer, with the
accompanying re hoxioDs which it awaSens, is
alone sufficient TO afford 10 my feelings. lam
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90 III w UNTO TIoUs
MEssRs. TfMBERLAKE & MAGRUDER.
lCONCLUDED1

lcoNcLUDEDl
This is an error which runs through most of
the remarks contained in their publication and
is obviously attempted to be availed Of IN rive
an improper colouring TO many of their state.
ments. As to the right of putting into ope,a.
ton additional machinery although we did moi
consider ourselves bound TO roiDquish it or that
the company had any right to ask US to do 60.
yet we were not disposed to insist on it 70 liz
fullest extent; but were then and are still will.
ing to agree to a reasonable qualification Of it.
a. !or instance the saw mill which takes more
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TPUBLlC-No. SAT

AN ACT to reduce the duty on salt.
BE enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States Of .4merica an
Congress. aSSemJied, That the duty on salt be if-
teen cents per bushel of fifty-six pounds from
the thirty-frst of December next, until the thir-
ty-hrst of December, one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-one; and, after that time, ten
cents per dushe, and no more.
APPROVED: May % 1870
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ing from the present very unequal contest, an d
recommending to the people to elect their rival
suPeriors. This will insure to them more
valuable and permanent popularity in future,
than the.controsts they arc inevitably drawing
upon themselves by such unequal contests!
CI izES OF BUCKINGHAM County.
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We cheerfuy comply with the request insert the in
closed note from committee appointed by the gentlemen
of the Law School TO invite Judge Lomax partake Of
public dinner prevou to his leaving the Universityto-
gether with his reply.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-16
For THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE.

A, a meeting of sundry citizens of AL
bemarle at the Court House in the town of
Charlottesville in June, 1880, for the pur-
pose o! devising measures for tie promo
ton of TEMPERANCE, DIR. Frank Carr
was called to the Chair, and John w. G.
Watson appointed Secretary. The Com
mittee appointed at previous meeting, for
that purpose then reported Preamble and
Constitution which were adopted and are
as follows.-
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FRANK CARR, Pres.

j. w. y. WATSON, Sec.
Persons disposed to unite themselves
with the above association, are invited to
call at the room Of the Secretary, immedi.
ately over the store Of MIR. John Cochran
and leave their names
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Farther supplies Of Books, &c.

SuDpucS VI DOOhSs w.
yfNHE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour.
L with the routes to the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines of Pcnnsy lvsna: also the
Tour Of New Engand----Thirty two engravings---
Fourth edition, revised and extended.
Xenophon's Expedition OF Cyrus with English
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Maccullock remittent and intermittent diseases,
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prsing under the former various anomalies, obscu-
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view of the latter treating OF tic douloureux. sciati-
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Winners Episcopal Manuel, beng intended ms a
summary explanation of he doctrine discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church, cic. etc. etc.
Third edition.
Moore 8 life of Lord Byron.
Pelham. or the adventures OF gentleman.
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Floras Dictionary-by lady
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FDR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION.
A Defence of the Jews,
NNU HE MOSAIC La w .
By ISAAC LEESER

BY ISAAC LBESBR.
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PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING; BY SUBSCRIPTIOH
Instruction in the Mosaic RELIGION.
FOR THE YOUNGER PART BOTH SEXES.
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This little work has had extensive circulation in
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TERMS
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WAS committed TO the jail Of Goochland county
w on the 31st Of January last, n negro boy who
calls himself TOM, about 10 years old, about feet
OF inches high; had on when committed, suit of
white yarn domestic and snys he belongs Mcssrs.
Dawson a. Roach Of Fredericksburg, who purchased
him Of Mr.. Powell of Fauquier county, that he ran
away about June or July last. The owner or owners
Of said slave requested to come forward, prove
their PROPERTY, pay .expences and take him awny
"A. ROBT. G. MACON, Tailor for
Wmo Boiling, Sheriff Of Goocl,land.
apI2-1sw3n
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TUST received, the following, viz: Cologne water,
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II Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals for publishing in the City of Washino%on
aWEEKLY NEWSPAPER in neat ouar,n fnsn,
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Rev. Edward Payson's Life.
lust published memoir of tho Rev Edward Paysou d.
- D late Pastor of the Second Church in Portland
Also just received, few copies Canons for
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America. For sale, by COLLINS & Go.
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Thomas
Myers, dfs.
The defendants James and Thomas Lloyd, not hav.
ing entered their appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
uey not inhabitants Of this oountry il is ordered,
said defendants do appear here the 10th day
OF The next June TERM and the bill Of the plain
ffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in the city Of Rich.
mond for two months ss;vey and posted at the
front door of the Capitol, in the said city.
~ copy. ;Teste, Vn. 6. PBsDLETos, c. c.
NR6INIA:-At a court of app ais, held at the cap.
toll, in the city of Richmond, on Saturday, Peb.
ruary 9Th, 1880: William Edmonds plaintiff. against
the franklin Bank Of Alexandria, defendant the same
plaintiff, against the same, defendsnt-Upon wrs of
snpersedeas, to of the superior Of lay
Of Fairfax county.
The writs Of scirefacias heretofore awarded to re-
vve these suits, in the Of William Bell as ADM
NARRATOR de bons with the will annexed of the
plaintiff, not being returned executed; and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of court that
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth: on the
motion OF the SAID William Bell, by counsel, it is
ordered. that the said defendants do appear here on
the INST Monday in June next, TO show cause If any
they can, why the said suits shall be, and stand
revived, IN the name of the said William Bell. as
administrators aforesaid, and proceeded in to final
Judgments; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in this city, and
continued for two months successfully, and another
copy thereof sosted at the front door Of the capitol m
the said city
20 copy. Tesie, ]. ALLEN, s.c.k
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pit. against Thomas Marshall, John J. Marshall vii.
liam d. Taylor and Elizabeth his wife, Edwin Burn.
ley and Lucy VI. his wife and Anthony Whitaker, dts
Tne defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy 81. bis
wife, not having entered hcir appearance and given
security according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants Of this country
is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the 10th day OF the next June tern, and the
bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper publiahed in
the city of Richmond, for two months successveI y,
and posted at the front door OF the capitol in the said
city. copy Testc
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