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Southern planter., 1832-12-01

NEW GOODS
3 VARIETY STORE.


J. SAUNDERS, next door To &. {. ycsr &. r,
noar the sank honiing the Public Square offers fcr
sale, low Tor cash, or 60 punoual customers ON the
usual toFms,
II o0r1ety & good assortment
Of new and fashionable goods suitable for this mar.
kei, consisting IN part Of the following articles,
Suporfno Dress aud Frock Cloth Coats. Yeats
and Panlaloons, do with good assortment of fall
and winter cloihingi Capeiing, Cassinctts. Cnsi.
mercs, satllnclis, CrcasEiane, Lasiinqs. Bumba.
sci,s, Bumhuznrs, red, white aud green Flannels
Wool and Fur Hats, Boots, Shoes, Gloves Rlding
Whips g. Spurs
Aiso--Calico Assorted, Cambrieks, rich en-.
5roidered and plain Cape, Gro dc Nap, Palmareen
or naudiere, Muslin a. Blond Cause Fancy HIND
korchieis, Black, White, Bobi. and Blond Cause
Wells, bobt Lace, Fvench Muslins aud Ginqhams.
Book, mnli, Jackonot q Swisa Muslina Edrenos
lnscrtngs, rich Embroidered Muslin and Bobt
Capes, Sallins, Black Italian Hastings. sinshnv,
Black col. PLAIN and Figured Gro de Nan silks
Satin Brilliant, Gro do Orleans, Cause do Chmn.
Maaboui Cause, col. Florcnces, Assorted Hossic.
", Pongeo aud German Silk Handkerchief.
Afso-CfockerY, Glass and Hardware, Grocer
les, Medicines, Pcrlumories, McCassar mud Boars
OIL, Dunsiables LoghOn, Silk Bennett Trimmings.
with many other articles loo tedious TO mention.
lie hopes ~ receive a share Of public patronage
his friends, und persons visiting Woodvillo, With
view Of purchasing goods, will fnd il 10 their
lnieros, 10 call and examine for themselves.
Woodvllle, epioubor 20, 1889 50
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
ROBT. NORWOOD, J
WILL. l.. BRANDON J
SAMt.. WOODS.

October "a, 1892. 43
H. W RonrRrs, Fl Ia
vs.
JA-. w JACKSON, to April Term
AK. McFApDEN a
LEr. G. GLAss. 1898.
BY Virtue of the above stated wr,,s Of III Ia
20 me directed from the Honorable Circuit Couri
Of Wilkinson county will expose to public sale
'n The iuwn Of Woodyllc, 10 the highest bidder lor
cash, on The FIRST Monday ia Januury next all the
right, title, interest and clam Of Ak Mcfadden,
~ and to one house g. LOT, in the Town Of
Fort Adams, supposed TO contain 66 lcei front,
running back l97 feet, No. 10 and a., adjoining
the lots Of Maj. Samuel W. Lewis, aud others,
levied ON as the propery.of said McFaddcn, TO
satisfy The aboyn stated case aud costs
NJ. BRYAN, - s.
lor + DAVIS, .SiG
NoTcmbcr "a, 1889. Al
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
HATS.

Supor. Fair such'd Boots, common peg'd do
Boys aud Chldb Brosans; Ladies' Pru. a. loaih.
81 Shoes aud BOoiecs, Gates Boots.
Nails, Powder, Shot, sc &c
BoNNETS made and trimmed, and old Lep
horns whiiened, &c.
DANIEL BASS.
Woodvle, October le, 1889 Al
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

PURSUANT To law, ! shall OK
pose 10 public auction 10 the highest
ddcr, for ready money, at the court
\ iuse of Annie county, Mississippi,
MONDAY tho 3lsi day Of Decem-
lrr next, a negto man named AN
!. TnONY, who was committed 10 the
......... =. - al. I.s
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOIY(E.

ALI. persons are hereby iorwarocd not
10 purchase note signed by the undersigned
jointly, and gwen to Francis Keller, Tor $500
dated sometime Ia January 1899, and payable 10
months ailor date, as said note has been paid and
satisfied.
JAMES SllAFFER,
LUCY SHAFFER
Woodville, Nov 2e, 1889. Avs
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

The inslalmont Of five dollars on each share Of
the Capital Stock of the West Felcanu Rail Road
Company, required 10 DO paid ON the first day Of
Ooctobor last, will continue 10 be received until the
10Th day Of December next other in CASH OF notes
we'll endorsed with interest from the lsl October.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, PrcsL
Nov "a, 1882 AZ
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

Ficistwg. Nor. I, 1882.
va nTNorov lRvIge Esq uNed here on
.,fi tie slcam bnat Lriic Rock, pa SATURDAY esen-
%. LIST Upon learning ibn arrival Of anr d,sun-
=, L,.hed copniryman, who has contributed so much
= M Moderation four literary chlrncier, a number
5rrn,lemcn assembled az Balls and adnntc,l n ,cs
l.oo appointing committee 10 invite ar Irwin,
mnuke ofa social dinner The committee o,,e
E.io,aiion which Mr Irving declined. cor reo.
=. rpen IN The following corespondence.--
r1c1'5a9g, .N5s II, 1882.
sR-On behalf ola large portion Of the ci,zons of
cbafg we beg leave TO communicate you the plea
pu. et derive from your arrival al this place The rG
tr.,f.rec. In common with ourselves entertaininv ,
ngrd for your distinguished talents, which have con-
e so eminent degree to elevate the literary char
M f ON country, are happy In being enabled u assure
aheir pioiou,d esteem, and Of the qualification II
"a laod them T. participate with you ia a social dim
RESPECTFULLY your most obt servants.
hht ". H. BENTON
ml J. p, HARRISON
a. G. CREATH
GEO. BRUNGARD
d r. piNCKARD
VI. WALKER
r. J. McGINrY
Committee.
, Yiessbtvg I7fh Nor 1892
D. 6rsrLEMrN-The very kind and hosptahle manner in
lh have been weeo ned by the citizens Of Vicksbnrv
sny casual avaat their port, natienng rratfyng
"a. unexpected aud nothing but the circumstanec ~
hang repeatedly declined invitations from nv fellow
frns at various places & public dinners prevents my
splng one 50 evidently prompted by spontaneous emo
Of good will. beg gentlemen you will communic,fe
,oaf fellow citizens whose behalf YOU have gwen me
aviation how sincerely appreciate this mark ofheif
,Dibaon and regard and that you will accept iur vour
hs asurances Of the high respect with which have the
.sunbo
Your obt and humble servant.
WASHINGTON IRVING.
lssSs. W IT. Benton, j. p Harrison 4 q Creatb
10 Brungnrd, :. Pinekard, !. W. Walker, r. G. McGin.
Committee.
4 being undcstond, however, That the boat would
depart until next morning, Mr. Irving consent
10 join Wine Party at nine in the evening. All
ieappoinied hour the committee conducted him
N Balls, where he was met y company of a.
hr thirty gentlemen Tho evening passed off
aaantly. The agreeable manners aud commun-
lni1e disposition Of gentleman so distinguished
iAercpublic Of letters were well calculated to ex.
e FEELINGS Of pleasure. aud tho song, The sent.
Fa and the anecdote, the sparkling champaign
VII, contributed 20 the hilarlty Of the occasion.
tlareasonably early hour Mr. Irving was recon.
Hcled to The boat, and thecompany dispersed
WeundeTs,and that Mr. Irving travelled through
henlerior from 81. Louis 10 the Indian country,
FEST Of Arkansls Territory; thence he descended
he Afkansas on his way 10 New Oheans, and that
le will return Immediately 10 New York We an
pcipllo another "Sketch Book y or perhaps tales
E"ihe FAR west."-Adrocoic q Register
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

NOTICE.
LETTERS Teslamentary having been grant
cd by the Orphans' Gourt Of Amite county, al the
October Term, 1889, on the Estate of Anthony
Raiboa, deceascd al persons having claims a.
galnsi SAID estate will present them within the
time prescribed by law, OF They will be forever
baucd.
NANCY RAIBON,
LEWIS RAlBON,
Executors.
October 20, 1889 le,gG
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
.MILLINERH

Super. Cloth. and pciersham Over Goats. do
Dress and Frock Coats, few pr. Snpor. cloth
Pants. Cassineu Couecs and Panialoons, Mole
skin, Cashmere and fancy Silk Vests.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

ALL "noics, bills aud open accounisn due by
the Hon. George Poindcxier, which have been
drawn, and contracted ia his name by me as his
agent, for the use Of his Ashwood plan ation, OF
ior The payment Of his Just debts, 10 which, from
the style ul his advertisement ofthc 18Th Of Oclo-
Der last, he seems particularly ayersc,) will be H.
qudnied BY me, ift shall appear, that have drawn
OF Contracted them without full authority from him,
under his band aud seal
). @. POiNDEXTER.
Woodville, November 10, 1888 45w3
The NAToHEz riH please 10 givc Ae d6occ h,ee
iaserfi0as, and Iorir0rd act 10 j. G.. II.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
JAMES sIIAFFER,
rFsanH 81 NHNHaHa.


woodvIlle, Nov. e, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NOTICE.

November q7, lase.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

L,bery Amao Co. Miss, Nov. 60, 1882
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

.Sstpersti,ious Cures--1. A ring made OF the
hinge Of cofin, will prevent Cramp-[ have
hardly ever known it fail.
9. A halter wherewith any one has heen hang
ed, if tied about the head, will cure the head
ache. Tight round the neck is an infallible
cure
5. Moss growing on human skull. il dried,
powdered, and taken as snuff, will cure the head
ache.
4. A dead mans hand will dispeI wens or
sweiled sands-if il be rubbed niEe times on the
place afflicted. IRecollect nine times, no other
humber will do,
5. Touch a dead body-one simple touch,
and it will prevent you from dreaming OF II.
6. Steal piece Of beef; rub warts with it
thcn bury il or throw it over the left shoulder,
ard do not look behind you-when the beef rots.
YOUR warts will decay. have tried this once,
and never knew it fail.
z A fragment Of gibbit or gallows.o which
one or more individuals have been executed, 1t
worn next the skin. will prevent or cure the ague.
RI have never tried this. Ma has. and although
She travelled through the low country one sum
mer. she never had the ague
g. A stone. with hole in il hung at the beds
head. will present the nightmare. have always
had this hanging al my beds head, and have ne
yer vet had the nightmare
g. II tree of any kind be split. and weak
" children drawn through II. aud afterwards the
tree be bound together. SD as TO make 1t unite
as the tree heals the child will acquire strength
Brother Tommy WAS perfectly cured in this way.
- Virginia Museum
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE,
THE EDDYsTONE LIGHr.HOUsE.

The care of this important beacon is commit
ted to four men, two Of them take the charge OF
it by turns, and are relieved every six weeks
But as it often happens, especially in stormy wea
Their, that boats cannot touch at the Eddystone
for many months, proper quantity Of salt pro-
vision is always laid up, as in a ship victuaied
for long voyage. In high winds such 0riny
atmosphere surrounds this gloomy solitude from
the dashing of the waves, that man exposed to
it could not draw his breath. At these dreadful
intervals the two forlorn inhabitants keep close
quarters, and are obliged to live in darkness and
stencil, listening to the bowling storm, excluded
in emergency from the least hope of assistance,
and without any earthly comfort but what is ad
ministered from their confidence in the strength
Of the building in which they are immured. Once,
on relieving this forlorn guard, one Of the men
was found dead, his companion choosing rather
to shut himself up with purifying carcase, than,
by throwing it into the sea, to incur the suspi.
cion Of murder. In fine weather these wretched
beings scramble little about the edge of the
rock. when the tide Gibbs, and amuse themselves
by fishing. which is the only employment they
can have, except that Of trimming their n;ght!y
fires. Such total inaction, and entire seclusion
frcm all the joys and aids of society, can only be
endured by great religious philosophy, which we
cannot imagine they feel; or by great stupidity,
which in pity we must suppose they possess.
Yet, though this wretched community is so
small, we are assured it has sometimes been a
scene Of misanthropy. Instead Of suffering the
recollection of those distresses and dangers in
which each Is deserted By all but one. To endsar
that one to him, we are informed the humoars Of
each were so soured that they prcyed beth or
themselves and on each other. Ii one sat above,
the other was commonly found below Their
meals, too. were solitary; each, like brute,
| grow ling over his food alone. The emoument
Of this arduous POST is twenty pounds ayear'
and provision while on duty. The house to live
IN may be fairly thrown into the bargain.
The whole together is, perhaps, one OF the
least eligible pieces Of preferment in Brltain;
and yet, from story which Mf. Sneaton rel tes,
it appears there are stations still more ineligible.
A fellow who got livelihood by making leahern
pipes for engines grew tired OF setting constant
iy at work, and solicited lighthouse mans
place. which, as competitors are not numerous,
he obtained. As the Eddystone boat was carry
ing HIM to take possession Of his habitation. one
OF the boatmen asked him what could tempt him
to give up profitable business, to be shut up tor
months together in pillars "Why." said the
man, - because did not like confinement"
IEsgiish Paper.
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" II Thompson & 60.


\ AVE received by last arrivals \ further supply
III SEASOh.aBLE DRY GOODS. Among them
ire the following.
blue black and fancy copd cloths and ca >slmeres
S494 1914 lt.4 and l2 rose blankets
Point and d, fife do
CssSinets of every color and price
Drsb hushings and kerseys
Stripe and plaid lisseys
Petershams, for Bang up coats
Red, white, yellow, green and scarlet fanne's
ga green carpet bsse
Goats hair and other csmb'ets
English and French black bumoazines
Black and colorel c,rcsssians
Ga Frcnc', m,7ino cloth, lack and fancy cciors
Merinu shawls and ,caifS
Tibet, Herman, Grape, sauzc snd wors'ed tdS's
Best black Italian ius;rings
Black mode and cnioren fiorences
PLAIN lus,rng and fashionable honnet ribbons
White and coIored Canton A,nneis
SUPEa,oa 4 Irish linens
IS and q lawns and r.: STA diapers
Ga and &c 4 Irish table diapers
81 and 1914 do damssk do
Dsrnask table cloths and napkins
Irish and Russia sheetings
Silk and Valencia vestngs
Ladies' and mems best II, s. gloves
Cotton wor,ted, AMI silk hosiery
Domestic shirtngs and sheetings
r:ckngs. plads, and stripes
With almost every article found in Dry Goods Stores,
for sale upon favorable terms, WHOLESALE or MkrAIL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

Information wanted.

lNfIE subscriber, from Bremen. Germany, arrived a
L Baltimore in October. 1851, in the ship Eagl,,
sptsn Ill., with three sisters Elizabeth Mary, AM.
isrgsret, and brother in Law, Henry Komp. i'm
nedately went into Fairfax County. Virginia. with NJ
chael HILL brother to the Captain Of the Eagle, an'
heard nothing Of other of them since left Baltl-
more I am now in Washington City, d c.; and It
Henry Komp, either of my sisters, this notice
Or any person who knows anv thing concerning then.
or where they are will confer great favor on one in
strange land, b., addressing
DOROTHY DEEDS,
Care Of Mr Gutschich, Washington, II C.
~ Tie Editors particularly those in Baltimore, }
will please to insert the above Perhaps in doing,
they may wipe the tear of from affection T.
sisters eye; and they shall receive the thanks of D. D..
nov 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

Groceries.
=. n BAGS Rio and Java coffee
y "a hbds Orleans and West India sugar
al do do moasses
80 casks sweet Malaga and French Madeira
casks Port wine
pipes and half pipes French brandy
3 do Iiollsnd gin
2 puncheons old 'amaics rum
so barrels 'ew England rum
TO- do Countr, gin
% do oil whi.key
10 boxes loaf sugar; Gags pepper
bags pimento
100 reams wrapping parer
$50 sacks fine salt liverpool t'ed)
100 oarre,s nett herring aud usckerel
5000 bushels ground sum sil,
With general assortment Of GROCERIES, for
sale BY ClAGEIt y rA1E,
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Look OHt!-S50 Reward

DANAWAY from the subscriber, likely, black.
L smooth skinned Negrp lad called
HANSON,
about 20 wears Cd of moderate active size. and has
scar in his had very pa, to be SEEM caused by
fall from q horse He absconded about the 18th of
August last and has been seen in Alexandria snce on
board Of small vessel He is yer, smart, active,
srtfu, fellow and will erade d lection if possible
will give he above reward, if taken sixty miles
from m. residence or so any shorter distance. If Sc
curcd in Jail so that &c, him sgan, nd all reasonable
charges If brought home TO me
u. ID HaTTGN,
IIattons Hills. near Pscataway, Mary land
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
George z Wise

CONTINUES the Dry Gouds Business at the old
u stand, formerly occupied BY Camel y Use. and
has received part of his Fall eUpPLY by the
last arrivals from the North and viii Continue to re.
ceye fresh Goods through the season Ills stock OF
CLOTHS SaTTYhE1Y, FLaRNELS. BLaN,
fKETS no igESIYCS. and FANCY ARTICLES
for ladies' dresses and genemens clothing. being ex
tensiye he invites his friends and the public to call and
examine, as he is determined to sell low.
Alexandria October Is, 1882
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
70 tive pNbiic
sep, 7-2awt

YESuE Undersigned not.ce e. I'll whom 1t may
concern hat their Hote 4 $4,000. pa able to John
armfeid and Nv him e'rlr-ed dated 18Th October,
1872, and pa ale ski, days after date, snd the same
discounted at the M>cLamcs Bank Of Alexandria We
offered through agent, 20 pay. and did tender to
the asher Of said Bank Va, full amour, thereof, IN the
Notes of the said Bank bat the pa, ment was refused
hy the sad der, aud III. Note withhold We there
fore thus publicly no,lv all persons, that we shall de-
cline paying the aforesaid Note, in any other psper
but that of the Mechanic , Bank aforesaid
nov H. e A. g. CAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
Charles BenNett

Charles BenNett
HAS received, by ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose,
l i and offers for sale
Brdport Seine Irvine, ia bales Of various sizes
Shoe Thread, common. in bales OF 20 dog
Fine yellow bleached and half bleached do
Very best patent Tsilors' Thread, dark blue,
B. and all c0lors
His Stock IF GOODS previously Oh hand, consisting
of many desirable articles, Foreign and Domestic, pay
be worth the attention Of dealers is his intention
w. .,i,,s, spt6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

FRESH Yeas, sc
WILLIAM FOWLE & co. have for Sale.
~ CHESTS Young dyson } Teas, OF the kepon.
4 y IS hafdo Gunpowder Ssers cargo, imported
20 do do Imperial the last month.
IS Soass b. brown Ul Havana ."" A. orleans
rs hhds superior retailing molssscs
20 % s SsS' sEr'"
March e Co = London Particular, Sicily and RI
CO Madeira, Leove and Nedoc Clsret,
Ssuturne and Champagne wines
100 belts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
so do cotton ravens do
60 coils Manila cordsge
90 boxes Hsvans Sugars Of extra quality
700 c. SKIS nails, assorted sizes
so bbls mess and prime beef
so do prime pork
~, 40 do No No M.eierel un.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

Shaving j fancy Muir resslng
lanes W. SIMPSON, having commenced the
d above business on King, two doors above Royal
street begs leave to inform his friends and the public
and hopes by his attention to business. to merit por
ton Of public patronage. OCT ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

EY We are authorized to announce
cusr r. a1rxAspxa Of King George County,
virginia. candidate TO represent the senatorial Dis
trcs composed Of the Counties Of Stafford, King
George, northumberland, Richmond, Lancaster, and
Westmoreland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

Boots and ShOes.
A. d. HARMON
uAS just received, by the schooners Rolla, Good
III uope, and Velocity, from Boston,
fl Generaland Complete assortment Of BOOTS
f. SHOES,
suitable for the present and approaching season, eoh
sisting Of
1850 pair women's leather shoes
$50 do do leather and seal skin pumpS
$50 do do do boots
700 do mems coarse bootess and shoes
500 do boys coarse and fine bootees
$50 do do Id and Bd shoes
$50 do mems Id and 3D. bootees
70O do do fine shoes and pumps
1000 do childreny shoes and bootees
800 do mems fine boots
200 do do and boys thick boots
275 do misses shoes
500 do women's lasting slippers
300 do do morocco walking shoes
The above stock has been selected by the subseri.
ber in part from e late Semi Annual Sales in Boston,
but mostly from The manufacturer, and which he
dently believes to be equal to any other stock offered
in this District The subscriber expects to add ot the
above list ky various arrivals during he Fall. direct
from the approved manufacturers good articles,
sui ed to this market, which offered, Wholesale and
retail, very CHEAP. sept g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
Fishermen Louk Uere!

T WILL lease, for number Of years. my Point and
Z ing 10 good tenant; ADD AS my object to obtain
the OFF, for marur than to profit by the rent
offer it for on, the necessary Fish for my family
use and for ~ the offas Il has always been cnnsi
d.red one Of the best leriin Landings; aud by re
mnviag hsns in the upp part of the birth, which
v,,l not than from 100 to 5000, it will be
equal TO any other IN The ycinis, Shad Fishery. -
It's o,ly 6 miles below Aisxanlris. ID g.
For It's character and sv,nagesl refer to Capt Jas
Hollis near iiarrs nt Charles County, Maryland, one
Of The most rssoec;&bl eSn experienced fishermen up
on ,h, Potomac, .hr hes kown for fifteen years; al
So to ar hlorzo uni'is, ,hirg lou Earffd County,
Maryland, who has fs!ied It with his fsher.
WM l.. BRENT,
'-Pononkcy, near Piscs.awas, Maryland.
y-0.,yt,
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steamboat POtOm,ac,

.sssn Captain HUBBAL, will,
e6l on the 18th instant, resume run
tss-=-NSns ming to Norfolk and Richmond'
,X&2Ezza leaving the City af Washington al
~ N.,,ndrs AT 4 o'clock. p "a.
F.r. "a yorfulk, Including meals, " 10
To Richmond, do oo
Ii n. wATTLES, Agent
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For New BEDFORD.

..~ III. superb and fast sailing schooner lHahCH
SO LIN Weeks, can take small s,owsge OF
-. ApPy'o . .. c n ,,NNry
. - - - -
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Published BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
o,,, paysr IS per annssm. Country paper s..
For amsterdam.

-. The co7pered Brig CR0NS1aDT, Csptai
vsV 81, wiil have immediate despatch, and TAX
i-1Es..v r. i.ht tha, may offer Apply TO
li 'H.n w. FOWLE K Co.
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MOiasseS,

,,,u,S l,y landing from schr. Mary, C'pt Hanna
l for s'e by .,.;r,, uo1as..s w
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For Freight.

- The superior copper fastened schooner ".
yfDpY Peter Hanna, master, carries about W
aI,ri viii take freight to any Eastern port ~
I.''e '"'' nov
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
cHfcKAsAw TREATY.

We understand the principles Of the lafe treaty
TO be ihese;-The whole Indian territory is ceded
to the United States not one acre Is rcserred Fhe
President is to have the country surveyed as soon
possible, and 10 advertise and sell il at public sale
in the same Manner and on the same terms in all re-
specis other lands-the sales 70 he made as soon
as the land can be surveyed. II is stipulated that
the Chckasaws are 10 select for themselves; eoun-
try west Of the Mississippi river, aud if possible,
TO move away before the first public sale Of their
lands. Should they be unable TO remove before
that time, they arc permitted to retain tract Of
land FOR each family 10 live on until they fix upon
the place ofther future residence II is expressly
agreed however, that they will remove as soon as
they can and when they 60, those tracts upon
which they resided, shall be sold as the other
lands arc, but all the Indian territory not now
occupied by them, is TO be sold, when survey
ed-No persons are permitted 10 move on the
ceded lands, until the sales take place; should any
presume to do so, they will be driven off The
Chekasaws, are 10 receive the nett proceeds aris-
ing from the sale ofthe lands deducting all inciden-
lal expenses connected with the survey and sale of
the same. Three-lourlhs Of all the money derived
from the land saes are TO be vested in stock at in
teres, by the General Government, for the benefit
OF the Chickasaw nation, allowing them 10 use the
interest, but not TO touch the principal, reserving
that as fund for the use OF the naiion forever
The eoded territory is about 100 miles square, and
the number Of acres is estimated az 100000
Florence Gazette.