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tbs Dutch 10 evaeuate immediately all tbs Bssian ter
risory including tho eiadei at Antwerp. u pay on 10
de%ny brtes esp,n.e' OF The WA; 10 NE, to give vi
20 Belgium. alsnd Flanders. Tae.e are the inten
TORS OF France; but who can scmp-i the victorious
Dutch to accept conditions which eeuli only be ex
pected TO aeeede 10 II beaten.
HEAD QUARTERS FRENCH ARMY.
Tss following is the position Of the French army on
the l2h. In sbe morning:
Gen. Brrois. a, Il ,biz-, on Ia, road 10 L,ovain.
Tesie and The Duke OF Orleans, at Bsusseis.
Iibu'ce s sbsssani, at HAvfo.
Lowoe',ine, at II -vfp.
Huiot, a. Bsan- Lslsnd.
Gsrasi, a, Mons. livi,i q Of yeservs cavalry \
Tnoioz al Cbouispbt
PARIS. l6 b.-The Sps;ol o. he Chamb>r OF ID .pu
ie,. yessrday, presented and III cng spselsels TO The
wo Id. Ia aPpeaed 10 be i,sns,osued ino an arena
where each party wood force its versArtes by vio-
en- means TO submit 10 is opnious Ia Mi, debate
he Prs'dent Of The ,uncil evi iced all The ,tnsciN
!" MS character and HE dssue 10 hrcs the chamber 10
be cd his wihes.
PARIS. Aug. 10 -(Nidaigh,) I'VE tsv. received
om 'he Army the par isu oil tn Convention, con-
c'udsd be,Nsea Gen Ballard and the Pnnee of o anse.
Official Document lit lie agreed thu The DuCch
army shhi begin to-morcw lis rs,togtade vsnent.
The Pines oil Orange viii sepd a ofIcsr 10 General
Gerard 70 make known him the route which It's army
WI take, and TO bx upco 'te stations each army
lFreneh ard Du'ch) will assume al sh,, IS the
Frensh army will accompany the Di.eh 20 ,be ron.
err. The Prince al ihs teques, OF Gsn. Belard has
promised tina, no troops should enter the town OF L1u
VAIN; provisions aud forage will lie furnished 10 the
Du'sh army, who will bivouac near Louvsin without
entering there.
PARIS, l5 IA Auyui-We begin TO think that The
sfAirs OF Poland may have better sue Ihau wa. ex-
Pecied. Tae Poll Euvoys who are hero feel moro
con6Ienee. Ttey hope much foo the vote of the
Chambers on the paragraph OF The address relating 10
Poland. aad sbove all. tom the amendment wbi.h win
be o red tie purport OF which will be- that IL indie.
pendense OF Poiand ehal b. Acknowledged.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Auc. Is.
AT last Tuesdays market there lively
sac advance cd bushe Since that ay the
ter qualities OF wheat at full prices and the
Interior descriptions For free flour, which likewise
Foreign wheat and flour have been toeab large, but
tinuance fine weather. local mil
lers and
heard OF cons in bonded wheat thousand bar
ro oil dou have changed hands sour
for sweet The only alteration decline of
Is per bb on bonded -four from the
Flour American Dbl 80 3ls; do S4s
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u SALE vi 10 d.. l. -, 'Vi-o TWIN

q NLOo ESTER LAND AND NEGROES FOR
~ SALE.-W,ll po,itvtiv he sold a, auction .t lie
an s,e re'idenes q Mi THOMAS HALL, dsc'J. near
N''e'ser Cour'-House, Tueeiay, the first dav NJ
November ncyt o. fAT, tu II no, ihsn The n. =, ti,
Wv "e'ta'er) part o! he Tact o. Land Of which no
neg possessed con'anst by late survey te hDndred
No PrV elgbt and bal ac'ss, 10 nsiude the maDsion
and o;hcr houses attached il situat.d yj,h;r
MITES OF he c. III, aUd Tie wington Academy. p
her'ty Institution incorporated by The Legislature and
now 10 'ucce:siu! opA' siiona about three miles from
n'Nlsa 'on and u considered 70 be sa,bv ard nlaa
SAINT srusian The 81 eqna; 10 any highland in In.
woHny %neh a'rot been NOR ins ovrd; good pre-
por zen OF IN meadow, well reclaimed and civ
reer Of jumps end roo y (Which rsnder4 The cnl vr.
1ph "usn esHe-..-rh're IL good apple ard D. srss
o'.ha'o 90 me Place, cume'on' sprixs of excellsnt
"1NT, sni mari In sbppdsnce. The dwelling house ma,
been hniI' within The Hart twelve ysars hui in SOW
sequence o. is mo- bsirg finished entirely 10 ro.i,
po.o 'epa,r' tui may be n ale with email ex-.
pPpse. ih're Is also on he place, ia-n and a
stable more particular descro .on 4 II is aeene
as NOSE wh, may wish 10 purchase will
30 enno 81 view ,he PREMISE; witch they are err.
He',y solicited 10 do. To Physician or LAWYER.
"',oIg 70 oea'e, this would be desirable residences
Wv ~ spoa' me eenirs OF popaions and wesl,by
sdu,y' ana poeed, to any person having children TO
snI cafe, II offers many adv4nisgeh
sEedtt OF one, two, three ard four wears voji ba
gwen on 'ne ~ rcha'" mcosy, (sxcsp' for small sum
20 we coDm's'ion and other Expenses attending
u" sAi when viii he required IN .a-h) The pufeha,
sers giving bonds with good seeUri 10 carrV ner.st
rom be day of sale " ''
Alec, al the time and place will bs ,oIl abou,
en- Key ana valuable slAvss, belonging 10 the estate
o the 'ad dece'en,, eonsisae Of men. women and
eo,dfep' 'cee'hsr With the crop of corn, folder Sc
anu ever" her at'i''e o. persAshls property on ,h
place C'h viii be reqrised TO- The n4groes and a
e'edt OF Dioe mon hJ given for the her srticec =
c7r' on purchases uniPr FIVE doliars which nusi be
ca m persons having claims against he decedea'
are HEREBY qhesied mike them known without
delay as p'oVsIon may be made to discharge hem
THOMAS c. AMORY,
go Ae,irg as Adm'or and Trustee,
Gloucester Court House, Sept, 1881
Sep %. so-vv,d,
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clear rights and interests tat We desire and viii an
ueavor 10 elect repeal OF the TaiK. far II 10
system OF protecting duties. We therefore cordall,
unite with the friends Of State Rights liberal
and enlightened policy, throughout the Union i'm the
efforts which are now making arrest the progress OF
wrongs and their remedies.
Resolved, AS the sense of this meeting that the Sc
res OF laws passed by Congress- having Tor their OBJ
Ject the protection OF domestic manufactures are nm
warranted by the Consii u,ion OF the United States
wholly Spsdient which by their opersron Cypress
one portion OF tn country 10 advance the Interests Of
another and Ought 10 b. repes led
Resolved That uree Del gate be apponr Il 10 repre-.
Gent ~ in the proposed Anti ai Conv, nou. whch is
TO meet in tie city OF Philadelphia, the 3Oth ins,
when Malcolm Maciarland, William 6. Oyeron, and
David Street, were declared duly elected.
On motion,
Resolved, That the proceedings of this m.e,ino be
signed by the Chairman aud Secretary, and transmit
ted TO the Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer and Con
s'itutiona Wing, with request that they be inserted
DAVID STREET, Chairman.
ENos H. BARNES, Secretary
KING s. QUEEN.
A. Numerous toy ei izenst he eour-
y OF King and Queen, h.Ii al Court Hous. on
Mopday 'he IL OF P'ember. 1881, (,ha, beins
Cour' d.yD FIR he pnrrose o. appointing DsIegses
a"e'd HE An-Tsrin CONVENTION ~ opos d o be he!d
in the civtf Philad- rhi the 30 day rs pemb.t
n-x'. o nr'ion Col. A. X. Hirwcod was ell cd 20
tbs Chair, and Capt Henry B.eb, was arp. ut.d S.
ere'arv Ibe mesiiI v int ',us tgAuizsd, Mr.. E.
win Up haw, 10 neat iucd ard n<nSef,
Srained he o. &C, ii via~, ard u; on hi len To,
Chair "pPoinied cue following gen'lem.n Is p ,p,.
suiat reso'u len snd epoi, 10 the mesrs 81 Ed
win Up baw, WIN m'a'std VIZ. bin 90, Philip
A. D:w, 20. Kiii, sndJ w. R1biu.oo, ulo, after
reufii short zine, fspr ID through ,heir Chair
man, the following resolutions, VIII CHI W re ulaui-
inou.ly adop ed.
Resolved, Tha, our preseu T.rG system isno, Only
uncons, ui nal, but urju.,, un-qna aud highly OPP
p.ssive 20 be Agricultural asd eal interest. OF
our country.
Resolved, That the Sou hcrn iu,eres, being Chi hy
ayr cn''urf the present Tariff IL therefore cuhatiy
brrjeDsore 10 the u bern S ala, AMI is ,ne OF n
main causes OF the oePreeiaLoa OF pr,teriy 10 Lose
$ ;s,es.
Received, Tia. we will cooperate moe, eheerfiily
With all 10 Unin friend free rate. in resist.
ns, by all constitutional means the odlous aud
niquilors American System.
Received, That ,h- proposed Ani-Ti!H Cpuv.nii,
In PEiiOdelpba, FOR the % securing The more
fheien' cooperation OF he fTispaa OF irads il
big iy approved Of, and ina, it propes app, int De-
ieSares TO attend the same.
Resolved, That VIM. Rcbinson, VIM Aru,is,esd
Philip A. Dew and Lewis Smith be appointed ID .ie-
yates la accordance with the preceding resolution.
Reso!v' d, That the proceedings of this use ing be
tigned by the Chairman ami ssre,aty, ant hat the
Edi'tr' OF ms Richmond Enquirer and Wh:s be re-
guessed 10 publish the cam.
A. r. HARDWOOD. Cbti,man
HENRY BAGBY,
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BTGGER,S

EXCHANGE & LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA.
81 Drawn Numbsfs 10 The Virginia Williamsburg
HI Lo"try-No l2;
IL 0 % % 81 40 So
No o, %, 49, one If the hiehss, {. pal. n a. ooo
" as sold and pale as uspsl. at sieb', by BIGGER
TO.mORROWN!-Tho swing Of the Great New
f,%k L9''eTy' Ezra No. Is, will be reserved at 10
oclsrk Tomorrow.
Splend,d capfai.-$5O,OOO $40 Ooo-sso, ooo--
$40 600.
Tickets GIG Qusr.eTs a.
H.lvs Eighths
100 Plies OF 900 Dulla-s.
VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP LOrTERY-No IT.
To bs drawn in ths si'y OF Richmond next Friday
80 p Instant.
Grand Capitals 500 600 $50, 600 s. ,ooo.-
SO 600 and 100 Of $1,000.
Ticket $IO--Hslves So Quarters So 3d.
For sale at the Exchange and Lottery Offise Of
THO. B. BIGGER,
s.p'. 20. 3o~lt
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LETTER FROM MIR BERRIEN
Gennsnsn.

Genfiemsn.
The ~ Representations con- pined in the aTsics under
the sgOa urs II John II. Ee'oa published in The GLOBE
Of his morning, " u require correction. For tho pur
pcss o. do "a ,his, tyr ss sm earned wil'
wia your pc mlssou, shortly avail sell Of The Us
Of your eolumr. You will oblige 2, 10 the mssn
ims, by giving publicity 10 his Bo,o,
| am. vesy respectfully,
Genilemsp, your obt aeTvi.
JNO. MACPHERSON BERRiEN
To .Messrs Gales Se0ton
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mir AfIsJER Lev y
"'sa Co2r' H-us., > pi I'm, 1891.

AT PRIME Cosr The -usrcibsr avny purehas.
ID OF T. Jusu bt. i0'eres, In tie sts IN of H. Jusr s.
h"tf 'er ss'e at Prtne cast fer cash, the remain
ng STOCK oil goots on hand, which L. w II assor,ed
and WORTHY The eentoo Of al ,hose wishiog 10 make
pu'tn,sss defending 10 decline brsiocss a. eary az
poi''r' he tarnei ~ qn-si. he cd fie DE- and Tho
P"0'c generally, 90 give him call before ,fiey pu,.
sha-e fise~here es the eaesi induce snt viii he
one ed TO eli those IN vans Of chsap goods
ALEXANDER LEVY.
L'usa Curt Houie, p II n, 1881
S-pi o. % o1
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"a iEAt HER "A n ! m.u who hss resolved
"a hhsel Epsii,h AMI classical Educa ion. end who
mao i'e year experience in impaIing Know edge
yen h, wi,hes a sua ION for The .nsuins 80
C?mmrni aten'. 81, ng hr probabs number Of p"nils
salary &c. addressed 10 T. I. j. Abberyl I. p O ",
viii meet with promp, attention.
Spy. % 90 -
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMErr,

l2:h p 1881
sIR-I have duly received your letter OF the On tn
stsni.
Youc repor, OF msseni packages ty msil, wers re
qaittd 10 make by my psrcuisr drec,iony conrnu,i
Gated through GtorRe B.rs h EGG. The sp- cal seen
Of the Department, ia jane lat Ire same drtc ions
gwen TO several OIL eI PIs m's err or b. ou.s o.
Mr.. Bf, a'hi~'s examination 10 Vrgnie. Toe prSmo,-
with which you have pei formed he duty thus eL-
j9ned YOU, IL worthy Of commentator l. evinest
laudabie fidelity sud z-a Ter the interest Of The D.
psr,ment ard The Public. Tbai hduId be eon.idered
sy any on, SIN informed IL Is by some Of The p
masieT', csute Ter censure atask il me- mat
ter OF surprise and r'grei | uusi, Dowiih" anding
hi', You will p'revsre 10 reporting al rreeusfri-so
the ell falling Under your obsssrsoD and especjas
'he Of missens ksgs' Much complain, rnsdq
that roO vatous sources gsin the operation
Of the mail in V"gch. The fault is Doi apTbeiable 60
much 70 ite OH 'es mailing he packets, 10 tbo,e
which make the srpafaiiOo OF mails al points where
route, d'verg-s
In your in,urs reports lie pea'sd TO state The offices
TO which the packets are addressed Your omission
heretofore OF his parsul IL satisfactorily ace ountsd
Tor. The papsr enclosed 10 you In the lerer OF the
AssSsn, Postmaster neral, required for our fi'es
fts return 10 the ID pW'meni, therefore requested
sg, respectfully, your oL'i sers,
W. Il BARRY
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M AS coa,n;tted TO 'hc } h Il the Nv OF n Oh
w nond GU The % de of June 1881 a psgro
aan oy he naTe OF WILLIAM: be Appe rs 10 he
so,u twenty hve yeas OF age, about FIVE feet high:
na' on when committed pair Of Fight VAN pan,sI oa.
he eas no sos' The owner is ttqaes,, d come for
"ao' prove he 'pssiy, pay the expeules, end take
h'in away, or he VII ~ desI wi'i s--qrdrg 10 Law
SEELToN s. wINGFIELD, Jsror.
'-''' "a 39-pl2w
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10 David F. Newton, Do. P. N NO., V En

M jor Eten, late Sssre'sty Of War; ard lie wifi,
len the city for tie resdsnce 10 PEI 0essse yesr-
day, We btjsvs hat hey sarfy With them tn. best
wishes Of large por ion OF tbs ri Of she Dsflet
Deoy Of 'bose opposed 10 ihe Standardization, W. have
resson TO think never entertained any oher hau ihe
kiGdsst feelings towatdi Major Eaton; and have eV.n-
eed great displsssure al the hearils persecution 10
which ho has been subjessd from particular quarter
LIZ. Ilnhs Ssnl 20.
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DISSOLUTION The cutar'na,.hip bere,o.ors
EI 'Si,tug Uud@r the 6rm of T.. juan s. Co was
dissolved on The 10 b ins'. by mutual c1nsent All
r'op' beyt cisims against ihe concerr, will present,
n"n or se"en-n', aud Ill ho'e Indebted thereto ere
rsn-siy r'qrss'sd TO uske nln.d a-e psyn,en, ,a-
u l. Jnno-tr, s'ore, being authorised 10 settle ,hs
aifAiTs oi 'he concern ELLIS JUAN
AIEX lNDEp IEUV
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ANlITARIFF CONVENTION

numerous meeting OF the people OF Matthews coup-
y, Va, was held on Monday, the 18th OF September
1881, at the Court House OF the said county, after the
adjournment OF the Court to take into consideration the
subject Of sending delegates represent the people OF
this county in the Anti Tariff Convention TO be held on
the S0th OF this month"; in Philadelphia The meeting
was composed OF all political denominations opposed
the Tariff Laws, and organised by the appo tine n,
OF Col. Thomas Hudgins, CbaiCman; and John w Jar.
Wis, Secretary.
Thomas r. Yeatran, Esq. addressed the meeting,
and explained the objects contemplated by the peopIs
of Virginia in cooperating with those of other parts of
the Union, in meeting together in the proposed Con-
venon, TO discuss peaceably and calmly, and remon
strate against the of the General Government
called the Tariff Laws as unequal in their operation
burthensome, and oppressive, to the whole Southern
country contrary 10 the best interests of the country
and Observation-Disclosures, the following reso.
lutions were moved, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the members OF this meeting enter
tain the most ardent attachment to the Constitution OF
hese United States, and feel the deepest interest in the
correct and due exercise of its powers
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this meeting the
present Tariff Laws are unconstitutional and impofc
unequal in thei operation and calculated TO weaken
the bonds oil our contederacy evil of a. others the
most TO be deprecated
Resolved, hat this meeting consider il their priyi-
lege and duty, to endeavor, by all constitutional and
proper means, TO obtain repeal modification OF the Sc
obnoxious laws; and this end they highly approve of
the emplated Anti Tariff Convention TO be held in
Philadelphia on the Both of the present month.
Resolved, That be requested 10 attend
the Convention TO be held in Philadelphia on the Both
instant, to represent the people of this county 10 pro-
modification repeal of the Tariff Laws, so as
to coD6ne them to the legitimate object of revenue
The meeting then proceeded 10 appoint lillian III
Roy. Thomas X. Yeatmsn, and Thomas Hudgins, Esqs
TO fill the blank in the last Resolution
And il further Resolved That these PROCEEDINGS
be forwarded TO the Richmond Enquirer, Constitutional
Wing, Virginia Herald, and Political Arena, with re-
quest that they may be inserted in those papers
THOMAS HUDGINS, Chairmen
JOHN w. JARVIS Secretary.
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COMJTU.NIC4TED

COMMUNICATED.
10 'MARcIUs-The notice which your ndecen at
tack on Robert c. Scott in the Enquirer OF the 18Th inst
calls for, will be delayed for few days by engage.
ments OF more important character than Marcus.
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hnf'a in M Hllnd no,ri

NEW Political ovEMENT!"--The Salem
Gazette speaks OF "broadside handbil under this TAX
ing ue, being addressed TO "every clergyman i'm Sa.
lem, and TO 70 one else. " "promulgacs a nomin
ton OF Judge Mclean for the Presidency "Mr Cal
houn is set aside Tor Inconsistency, Mr. Clay for reput-
ed immortality, and General Jackson for his multitndi
nous ransgressons considerable stress is laid upon
Judge McLeans religious qualifications, in the hand.
bill In this country thanks our free institutions
we have no union between Church and State The
Presidential Chair is open 10 every man. be he Protest
ant or Catholic Jew or Genuie.-Judge Mclean may
well excaim save me from my imprudent friends
ihey mean TO knock up his Pretensons TO the Pres
dency, they will bring him ont on the narrow grounds
Anti Masonic anaticsm and pseudo-relig ous can't
a press Of articles has crowded out the Prospectu
Of the N. Y. Courier & Enquirer We intended Il
publish II. II s due to The ability with which tina
paper IS conducledit Is due TO the public spirit whic
u displays espec iay 10 the great oxerions which
bss lately made for its own improvement has pro
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Errafd an the remarks Of .hdrcius.-For But then
they come &C. read ont then they with their
fu demolishing manifesto For spoken of as taken up
OF the opposition read spoken of the to be taxi
en- up, &c.-In lieu OF what every else might see
in shape more hideous for, his unequalled folly
&c read what every one else might in shape more
hdeous far, his unequalled folly and shameless ter
Civersation'
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49, AS ComU.,s ii the JAN tne ~ \ ., X g -
W ~ont, en- he 9Th dav Of Juoc 1881 = N go
man hv he name OF HENRY III cpp.srs ~ b. nh",,,
hifiy BE years Ct sg-, alb feet hg ar IL il.
ihc ned % be bald, had whso couu / I'd, DARK
yarn o's and pair OF trown Paoa' o0ns. Toe owner
nrsq'ss- d 10 csms 70 ard prove the p-oper,y; p,v
'hs eSHci sea- aud take HIM away. he will be p,he
wi dc sl' with accotci.g 10 Law.
SHELTON s. WINGFIELD Jilor
''p'' ID. 39-wl2v
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among having judge each party hs.
an equal right judge for ITSELF well Of the
mode aud measure Of redress" 0...
z IL We resort TO the best conemporan Gus Z
FOUNDERS Of the Constitution, shall fnd tic right OF
interpositon clearly conceded to the State
We need 20 further than the lory of Mr. Aladi-
son HIMSELF as expressed in the following passage OF
his memorable Report:
esono DO forgotten, that amoag the addressed
the General Government county the appeal
cmphaticaly made tho intermediate
between the people tho viii
ence with which they would decry
aud 10 the pomptudo with which they would "a
the public This argument was probably and
AZ proper then
Constitution must DO now, ia It's
tation.n
But IL may be asked again, as II was asked go l.
not the Supreme Court the ultimate a, bitter and whv
look urther We shall attempt TO show no unenable
and how dangerous such position IL.
-Mr Burke tho trial fwauen Hastings used the o, ,re
poserous" about the
called him to order The Orator declared that by il
that what the Greeks called
no would call In plain English pung tho hore
MIR. As putting the General before
equally strkingly Prepostcrous. @~N' 20
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Isl PUBLISHED, ard Tor sale BY wARnocn
~ Ihe prgtnts aud North Carolina gimonoe
.r yoir OF our L-rd 1892, conta;uug in a,J,,on
20 ~ u-uei A.ronomical Cicnia'iers Peo,r.., ~
Il pu'eut To Virg'ri', frcm 100 1880, spclu.iyr
nori tf1r'-i co.. rnis-'le "A ,,io, ~ ~
eurs''oi Conr'.o L,w ana Chancerv # Vac u,,,
o, N9rh C.ro'ius-Eoitome oil the Primary School
nnn's, i:unaiic Hosp ale, sni Pri'sntia,y Instir-
''.n' az VngiDis. S,rgs "Nice ,une NJ idsn.
Sm,rt Young Bacaelo's," s'Bebave you.sri' rioro
oh We lA"er frou PIE, Paiuren 20 PrssiI,,
Sclhmso i!oqry # DrOuk-ri's Wife, s., e.
v. % 39-if
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letter from Baltimore of the Iob states that tIe
president, Mr.. McLans. and Major Barry, had gone
on that night TO Carroll Manor. They would celebrate
on me next day the 95ih birth day OF the surviving
Signer of the Declaration of American Independence
Major and Mrs. Eaton have passed through in Balti
more on their return 10 Tennessee.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04

Indian Treafy-The last received Mad
River Courant states. that treaty was hol-
den on the GOTH inst. between Mr. J. b Gar
diner. acting on the part Of the United States.
and the Lewis,owu Indians, which resulted
in the cession OF the reserve belonging TO the
latter. The terms on which the purchase
was made, ara reported to be as follows
The Indians are to be paid for tseir lands at
the rate Of 81 % per acre. so soon as the
same shall be sold by Governments and are
besides to receive twice the quantity OF land
West Of the Mississippi. whore ;aey are to
be removed at the expense Of the United
States. They are likely to be allowed some
compensation for their improvements, and 10
he furnished with "a certain quantity of faral.
ing utensils The same paper states, That
treaty for The same purpose was expected
to be held is Few days With the Waugh
pahkonnetta indians, who Appealed ei.lirs
10 dispose of their lands in order 10 remote
further West.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-04
b,v. ..,,rrd The recollection Of eithsrofthen

have escaped the recollection Of eithsrofthen.
II was impossible il such a paper bad been
shswu. not to have demanded, and to have
perseysred in the demand to have the names
of the persons, on whose Information the re-
auisition was made No one wosids have
consented to have the conditions on which he
shoHd continue in Office prescribed to him.
on the ground of combination, the evidence
Of which rested on mere rumor. An inquiry
must have been the consequence, and the
transaction could not only not have been for
gotten by the parties, but would thus have
become known TO others. would not my
self have retained my Office moment after
such paper was exhibited to rec. viii not
question the intention Of the President Il
have shegn this paper to me, nor his behsi
that he did so; but that he did not do so, !.
certain. Those who know me will not doubt
the sincerity Of this declaration, aud an i'm
partial community will, trust, perceive nc
sufficient motive TO be deduced, either from
NV character, or the circumstances OF thi:
transaction. for the belief Of intentional ms
representation on my part.
At any rate, have discharged my duty
by bearing this testimony to the truth
know TO what it subjects me; but rely upon
the discernlnent AID the integrity Of my coun
trymen. and will abide the result
JOHN MACPHERSON BERRiEN.
Washingtn,, July %, 1851.