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9OCE SPRING FOR SALE.--W!$Iing TO SETTLE
= q, cotton plantation, in thu Stale OF Mississippi
ofier for sale M Maitapany Farm twn miles from III"
Bnwlar Green containing about l2io ncrcs. large pro.
portion M fist rate river ll land undr rood enclosures.
and we'll adopted To the growth Of I'll small grain. FIRST
rate ncado~s Of Timothy ana other grasses might be
raised if the owner desired it. The Railroad running
through III" centre Of the fats furnishes market in two
hours for all The products of the estate The Dwelling
House is in the best repair containing four rooms be-
low and three above; porticocs and pnrccs nearly sur.
round it, The cellars drylhc stable. carriage, and
ice houses ncp and all other buildings in good repair.
The Dwelling House is surrounded with Forest trees OF
orgin. grow,i-A ncver.iaing Spring Of the best wa
Ter is cunvcncnt-and is Of the hcathcst situations
in the world aud is surpassed by for beauty, with.
out watcr view. No consideration could induce me to
par, with it, but the desire employ my negroes in
making cotton. stated above. To persons wishing to
remain in this State. it combines every advantage that
cond he desired. The terms of payment, we'll secured,
will be convenient, by paying interest on the purchase
money. Much could be SAID to the advantage OF
this property, but persons wishing 10 purchase will view
for .'rsclves which purpose, refer TO Mr.. Burkit
T. Clarke NY manager there. aud for terms. apply TO
me. in Port Royal PHILIP LlGilIFOOl.
Sept 30 Isl
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E lNNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN AND NURSE
L RIES-JAMEs WlNsroN, Agent for WIN. Prince
d suns will forward orders for any kind of fruit
namcnlal Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubs, &c, from this
Justly celebrated establishment.
The present is the most suitable for removing
the most kinds of trees &c, &c.-and the proprletors
have reduced very much their prices generally and can
furnish Trees Of larger than heretofore packed in
t. hes, order, and shipped with great despatch.
Sent ~ I2-Gt
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- Tr.Hrru Lor1LRY--l2 Draws B:Lior,.
HLEN XVI SPLE.AllLD SEUEiLE..

= NFiIcs. NmoNNtilG To- - s7V17' 170
Tickets S20-haIvrs SI0--quartcrs 81.
Certificates of packages Of Svholes will be sold for
s23;j-halvcs Sl2S-quarers S6i-elghths So.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lottery may
be had as usual in every variety at the Lottery Office OF
GEORGE w DIXON,
Opposite the Eagle Hoid.
n g. Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or
prize tickets, viii be promptly attended TO- if addressed
to GEO. w. DIXON.
Srp2 I}i-tdl Richmond. Va.
,rhc A5n. Charlotte Advocate, Siau"i"n
SPECTATOR Reporter, Raleigh Register Wyc M"GnaIn-
i Kanawha anncr w! please insert the above IN
18th October, and send with the scheme IN IT, ana
o,I;nn &. W. d.
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EsHGGEEs'S
ExcRange and lottery eSeSscS'
pICUh1OND VIRGINIA

IT. The Lounge alorays trtnmPhamt -:
WboIe ticket Nos il 30 80, the Grand Capita P''ze
Of Ten 7housund DoUars! sold an" Paiu' as at
sight, by
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Esi.e'uM's EettCry OWCt,
RICHMOND, NIRGIXIA
Luck GO0d Lack :

Drawing Of the Virginia LcCsburg Lottery, Class 10.
5-trcw August 27lh, ISIS:
50 50 - AZ II II IS 80 81 - G6
Ticket Nos II IS ti, Capital prize Of one thousand
dollars sold gentleman in this city, and the cas!i As
usual! paid al sight, by DIXON.
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M GEORGETOWN BOARDING scllooLTh. n'' h.o ,bs
" heated on an eminencc about one-iouh OF e peo
dourishng borough Nostown, near the Ridge Aoau
Situation Is retired and healthy commanding orc Of the "o'
picturesque the schuyki. w -r ,,,,n,Iy ,,.
J "nJ - which The exercises OF he pupils VIII DC %
e m the pircp.i IT, pupils will lie permitted to nahc
frequent with either The nn %i Iso III os man
ncrs nud literary pogres II h"se place. nader MS care I no
Of study soouh the 'srT :;"aa WHIT ~, Of the conf
deuce nai ps,rcar % ri ;!Ie community . - r,.,;.h
,srrrr,an viii Carefully =ivc Ill he c"r"H" 'nS,
san:s.a geography, wiz he re t" G"Si The U
Mar the alnrhcrn4ri" anf Ia" a" "'erh rn%n ana "J
ulI also A!imcf4:o;y Botany Natural Philosophy III"
ic,.r sor Of familiar Lectures OF Ha'",
H. ,rrct:"t uhie! purpose the school " Po''@cu
WIZ ~. nth, Mprri iansuass will be given by Mons. j. NJ
e. W. -;,.t r,o tun= the h"fli '%Hs"n CIV: 81
r" +,i,x wa ii,r member Of rrlHnh:ts ;nrllv
81 o;svl an from hi. 'rHr:'@i kmo" ledge u! Teaching
Ir.iiei to as useful IN a 'e 3iIt "s'.."''"'
I.c.n,s board Washing, '"r"ii"g fuel lights $40 ~, oaoum
' r@ H." rs vii, Languages and 'i"te- s,-o 10 do
"I, +, ,:acn,, in.r;",fy ia oIvaacr ia.
ry Will: wl! p"a. be from i've to ten .o'f' per '"''''
% sos'ni tic y @ Ws ~ ~ oUC prergaI
NJ, ! Arr IoS, ''f E"':. lInmil NJ, Jas
Iloay Ho, Alsi', JAS NJ raw"s' ESQ o'"' H. ''''A
ny .5" n,, ,ler,,, ri-IOna,ran Roberts, Esq
i""'i"h', DID, Si""'. ,,
Sta4s'.r.a, PGMr llr"I,' J"r"'y. r;, n co,so, A. D.
.IT H2c, fL-linn S,'',: ~ 'n-s c., u Paving Esd
!!"iisr."[h if--'at. d. ho''r'"' ''''' wv
john II. Uii i D. ,, ~ a.. I;.,,v E., Ambrose
i''"i, iriH.-I. : '"!'cI -, .," Pan, Esq., CIIa> 4.
White" f!G. Nat Ch!rinan W. ~; VA ~" " ~, tr ~ D.
u mr", H. d. Jon" r. .!'--"e'' VI" 49,; "' " al ln
iEls =
-;---"----- III -; Dry EOOUS
F.ftT''y h'" QUO" y -. iii commence ,u
Sues Oh Mnad newt sef'"bcr They have fec%yEa
an opened -. ii mos, compute a,,In ut e't
cIoa IL sif*,i, I I , ,T!' WIZ.
Bitc !icH green, Brown mulberry "'ao, &C. '"' ON" "
r,pn .c :rh saca plaid AMI bncA.@, Ca,,irc:cs
~" .;a,- S,,,r.,s rs.u,, r, cnlors and Guaili.s
IN ~, IiY.ry, plain and pI,ii
IN =, ,,.,r REL, srcru aud yellow Flannel
- r,~. r,in !,u,.! and Whitney ~ ,rkcts
1',.; i,,:i., NI,,jun. assorted.
,Io French aud Gro dc Nap IN
> .lo - and ; English Ia, low priced
:-ua.! blk Go dRi.nr nmI ltamH *Ii"s
,r;,,, T,r.. .ssurc! cvio!s
r1,,I In an Pom dc Sol
r,,,i,rJ ..-i,.,l thaI,cs and Ca..nc:cs
,..,, Iii r,,rf, 'y;,,. n,l i'IuIi,s
,T"' ',h POM" t: ,M. ,r,i I,,n. l., I,o,
''' ~ 'trnnrl AID American
a ,i5s III" 'l1"'' "
r. 1,r, ,,.r ,rjp cd cunrcd Giaglaua plaid ana
ff'"cA THi t'"@-"' DINA " ' ~
i'' ~ ,;,oo. -, I,,;,..s
i l,,";,,.. ~, ~ ,y,n'a', I;.r??,y
u;n rh;I ,b ily Hermann Rob RoY. Talc1iil and other
sin. ~ I II !kis
suui assortment Of F:r.cI worked Capc and Collars, very
r!,,io
81. .1,,,, Ems, Lambs; wool wcu.a, md Maion Hose
, ". - ,,'l ,",,, ,,IG silk Glove.
E,r.. ,,g n,r..n y,<
"i."' oni h,n.,rjeL thread caIalfic Illkr
~, i W.! '"'' ~ "
rnn a'1 figured I"'in", ar: 'in' """zo
u" 90 '"''> ''"-''T
r.,
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+ Il. thLIlU"y.

n.,r S.n: rhavc yonr riier Of 81 Ny .oa@:o
c, nj 10 receive tn" Balm. The rpl" Of Ohio. kruut, ,ri
,t ,c are very receive My plan oT.raor,a.o
Y.-y extensive an cu:'iu!" aI stats c
supplied. hr'p'C''"!' !"'' 0''"''I' .. rr,.,,.,,
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EhEtR SIR: iou have t!

.NNiI.N iL.F:. ;. z. II .lU!I,l, I.gr
Esr AR SIR: You have doubtless Tia, pcctrl r, f
81 m in reference il!u. rily i,r w!or u, i,,I
f, Lunrd BATTLES have been i,ir'':trj and hu,
,ioa OF supplied. Whca can "ni III" @ 49,.
, in, this state: Immediate >sr9. IL; a.,
rcIvr letter i.yy IIs siuc" i5ou Tlu.laS i. Jut.ur Of
S,y.c wi,.ia. know ii w"ni aroi" hin Asra:, s.,
fy ~, .- 81 Inc lla... ~ Aa".t> Tia lave ca;. from 2.
;,r hun!se:. business. iog:s il goat haste,
l. il. CALHOUN
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gust E T,' 90 o. Gs 80 IS / 10 Is 81 . 81
TcI., Nos. 0 IL %. Il small prize OF $500,
~ ! 81 GS do. 800
, both sold and paid at sight, usual, al Fortunes
Lounge, h!NuhN1 OffiC
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Afnrc Pri.rs
,NathinG unusual ,e;ih BiygCS,

Stating unusual 'eih Biggr!
Dawn Nus of the Virginia Norfolk Lottery: Extra, I,
- e. II 30 81 Is Al l3 -
Ticket Nos II IS 2, the highest capital prize OF SIX
thousand dollars sold and paid at sight at Fortune $
Lounge: by b'0"HN
Tire marc al Fortunes H0mc!
Drawn Nos. Of the Virginia Petersburg LorFy Extra' D.
10 - is 81 81 IS ii 30 81 81
Ticket Nos. IA 81 49, small prize Of 500
:. - ~ &c IL POO.
Both Of which wrrc as usual sold and paid by
BIGGER.
BIGGER has again the pleasure of presenting TO his
friends and patrons another large and splendid Lottery to
be drawn Oh tie 18Th of October 1870, to which he lc-
spcr,iully calls their attention
Tickets in packages Of Wholcs, Halves or Quarters,
su tickets or shares can bc had his usual great varr-
~ 81 fortunate numbers For large and splendid prizes,
please forward your orders to ,l,,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

Richmond, Fredericksburg and POtomac RaT u hooa.
YHVHE Cars, from This date. run to horu DePo' op
d positc Bowling Green. daily, as follows:
The Mail train
Leaves Richmond at half Leaves Milford, at quarter
ipast5 o'clock, A. NJ. past 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The freight and 'oay tra.H
Leaves Richmond, at Leaves Milford; att o CLOCK
o'clock, p. Nj. L. Nj.
room is open in the Depot for the reception of pas
sengers arriving from the South in the night. 81. .,
Sept. Is OCT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

ENAMPTON ACADEMY.-The Trustees of the
z 81 Hampton Academy wish to employ Teacher to
take charge Of said institution lie is required to teach
the following branches VIZ Spelling Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Rhetoric, Compost.
ton, the CT The Globes and Maps, Chemistry, Natu-
raj and Moral Philosophy, Metaphysics, Mathematics,
Latin and Greek. No one need make application, who
is vcrscd in the above branchcsThe compensation
viii he lHO per year and all the tuition fees, which will
vary according to the popularity of the Teacher. TIE
election Will take place the 2d of October next. All
communications post Paid) directed TO the Clerk Of the
Board shall be promptly attended to. Its desirable the
School s!la! commence the LIST Of November next
~ B. The Trustees having been disappointed IN the
Teacher elected the 18th Of August, compelled 10
advertise again. ,oo
Sep, 80 42-t-oo
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SFLENUTD INTi J M.
$50 .UOn-- $50 OOU-S2D,0O0.
GRAND consolidated lottery,

Fo Treasury Delaware College aud Common ';cho".
laia,m By IF he LEGISLATURE Pased February ia, 1850
CLASS \,
Wilmington, "l on Wiac Slny, the h Oct 30
!s .1Uss >nlc istendrd BY Commissioners GPV! for ti"t
JHrpo"r
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gu he Litutencm GorrrHm If Mr SAFE Of lirgjuig
\ PROCLAMATION

w Ion. "a: IN aggravated caa>r' la rsr"u'l. c.I-
,l :, IN. cvuy u - seq, by rclIin jams y. }irL< via
,oy ~.i, =, lhccIrlr L. W i.am Eu'.r'.cn
C.rr,r ar,in. arc0:n: to IL" :"""H q" the .tiiu,rr
tirrio, Of the Commonwealth, Lave thought proper hc, =, -
IL, r::l Of I.nr, al! liy Go'rr n,
who wi n,. bead SAL! James w. BanE, cO?,ry linn
lin, mi. OF The sa:! c"ay of E'rN. aad 10 rocoYc sn ~
NJ ,r ri al mil AMI request the people r f,-r
wealth 80 their best "S"r"nS to aNHrcn"u tie lame, ~
Bans rIal sc .:iiy lr dealt With GcccIdi'g 10 ll".
(.iyra ur!cr nay LanI n; I"utr1au &, .rrr- 1r,f-,,
r:rul Governor aforesaid and under the r,,r. sal n, ia
Commonwealth NJ Richmond, hi. !"a nv Of >.-....
Lnr 1915. NiAINhH ROBG&l<ty
{, j. tcn:?<rncd thu; the above ulm"d James y. , i 49,
,,y k"ow Is the i,ln OF y I':am Hr.k,rg .rr,.- .
... ntl--uioul hi:h All! tr ,ki rurwI fac 49,
or, .>--ra,lr look whcn Srokrn Ia. aHl t.. Il; 5-
,nrr Of having been unaccustcm:a TO hardship
September 10 "'-wix
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SiIi.rrEy. Sgt. .l'h. Isl.
EAl.. ID: : n &c y. Cc--.-I.n.n.

From IrI. ". N;s.foa, Esp, ld:aT u TIC " Lc-,!n.a.
Nt..u. ii,tu2r"Y - NcrHEEELE.:
f;r,ra II he supply "l loGa.uc' GaW hl IT.,
i INN yo !. now sold and VIII b" ,oq
to .t on con supply Immediately. 5 hr demand = ba:
o,;c, cvry ,av A. may Uc convenient. p fo'w
nj ,i,;oua! strppy .! - bottles. in hate, yo@i..
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r,.,,, ~ = f'r iiun I.ldv IN Ktchn0nI % Il lvI al
nl D ;J!I ulla par' o. winch has been o:'' ii IT."
,hn,. ia, ,,ii:r - iil tn, tooth A"l":-
,r,, Inc .u.c;rnn have had 81 Mo :u- E.a 'ra'
SAY ,yS, he NAV ard li>T'T. A"u' .''a 90" e.
lined 10 .y bee! with ni-,0,toI. a'c! 10 Mhrn 'a' "':
y;, III, u,v acute TooI. :.rrr; l!s. w"' "ii'It'
and did rohin- 70. il obtained Bottle E" N'''"'' H"a:
il ufor ID immediate relief. Mr., Jrtrr' maid ia'r- a
yr Lr some Of !; had been r:riuG "r >"fr'a
have hen ri no more than if every t"' ~ her hr & .r'
,,rct two o:hcT servants have been relieved Il! !nt rr'
go. -, 4I-n2s
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BEHOLD =,

Il is not often tia; we have such splendid Scheme
a* Tie tpilowinr comprising such immense amount
lur distribution country friends we would say,
Il ya,unr for Yourselves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-04

A J. hlAKcuE,HKs. Of Warren, friend nf Ger Jack.
son and Van Buren, has been elected to the Srmne from
franklin and WARREN in the place of j. y. Mornrd,
EsGurr resigned Mr.. Moriord was friend otludge
White SO goes The White cause in The mountain DIS.
l.NnSh1iLc Lu;uu
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rz,s.:, ~ DAILY LINE OF COACHES
l;S3E5s far LntAI ;r, AID IN, y'rg g ma
--S...sssssssFSsSsS OLp LINE uf Coaches from Rich
mend to Lynchbug the South side Of James River,
have for the greater accommodation Of the travelling
public, established it DAILY.
The old line rams as usual from Lynchburg, via Fin
castle the Sweet Springs, White Sulphur Springs, 10
Lcwsburr. connecting with Z. Porter Il Co 5 line TO
Guyandoitc.
On alternate days, this line connects at l.ynchburg
with four horse post coach line, established lately TO
the Warm Springs, via Lexington, Va.
AT RaiAcs this line connects with the Southwest
line. At LynchJurg, with The Piedmont line and
the line lo Salem where passengers going TO Tennessee
can take the Va+,y line AT Fincase it nersecs the
Valley line, and there passes within % miles of the Ma
tural Bridge and in the vicinity Of the Peaks of Otter
AT !hc Sweet Springs it connects with line to tic Salt
Sulphur SPRINGS.
u 0Eec at the Bar IF The Eagle ITotci Richmond.
+. II. FLUkE.
FIR the Proprie0rs.
P;cb,nond Anrust =. IS3G 26-f
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T.; MOVING wiItS
SOY ID GIVE II.

20 ,-r, more valuable aud haze nodoub'-N1: r ho
.,. cf p,.r when il ong, nav" bee" gwen ~"
til world GN-"1S'
September 20 -----
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TayO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.-Know
z that between Lynchburg and LangllOrne 5 Tavern:
the 18th or 2CGh inst. The undersigned accidentally cx
changed Big Coats with some traveller then in the stage,
or at Raines Tavern. where the baggage changed
and not knowing with whom, adopts this mode Of
tanning.
For many reasons, he would much prefer If the gen.
tleman has no obecon) exchanging back again, two of
which are ony necessary 10 menon-the first is, that
lind his rather tight the shouders for cOmyort-the
other that am considerably the loser.
MISUNDERSTANDING has two pockets tie breast, with
my name (uness very much mistakenly written in full
in one Of tie sleeves near The shoulder coor, invisible
grern his light olive with pockets outside on The hips
and cloth very thin and aimsy. T. J. DEANE.
Richmond, Sept 30th 1886. 42-3t
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1g1IIE Trustees of the Lagrange Academy are r
4 inrn pnciu, in the male Institution An rNrt, upLc'
., Co.riate EDUCATION and of habits address, p oder
irncd post pad will hear Of desirable si,TafI Srar
the Board: - 32-F
Tennessee, Sep. l6.
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Trio moro Priest

Drawing Of The Wciisburg Lottery, NO. Il dre" Au'
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$50. 00G---3e, 600 dollars,
$4,000 and IS Of 81 0N0.
esya5a12 Consolidated lottery,

LInSs .I-TD be dralrn October ~, lc3O.
- TuMrrE LJrrEKY-l2 Draws BALl"I'.
EilII 4tU SPLE.SIJiD SCHE.HE.
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undulalng-: tn miles from Pearl river. good navga-
bic stream Finely walcrrd with springs and branches
and in very healthy and thckIy settled neghb"rhood-
The New Orleans and Nashville Railroad vii probably
pass through or near these lands
|. Scorr County, $500 AcRrs, VIZ
In T0sca*hips 5 and g. Range Enst
S f quarter and + halt Of y EquaTtcr of section 30
24l acres at $40 per acre.
S + quarter and half of n Equarcr Of section 20
$40 acres at $40 per
E half Of y quarter and w half, and quarter Of
+ quarter Of section 1920 acres at $40 per acre
half Of section II; L half Of section l5-Gil acres
ut $40 per acre.
+ half Of section 800 acres al $40 per acre.
halves Of sections and ); y quarter and J. half OF
quarter Of section s. half Of section 9-l7G acres
W quarter and W half offs W quarter Of section .;
whole of section ,; quarcro section H. + quarter
of section 80; S half Of SECTION "A; quarter Of sec.
ton :}5-lG:;l acres at $40 per acre.
IN T0nrnSiip :, RangrS and 10 EGSi.
i half and + half ON w quarter Of section 10;
half ol W quarter of section II: W half Of quar-
Ter Of st ction I4-jC2 acres at $40 per acre.
f. half OF 5 + quarter of section IL; + half Of \ +
quarter nf <ccon 81; half Of section I; W quarter
OF ). c. = whole OF lSl22 al SO per acre.
The above Lands in Scott county particularly suit.
cd To such Planters be DESTROYS of going at
fnv into the cultivation Of Cotton from one half to three
lDuI,hs being bald prairie and prairie barren, with
,ryoth Of hickory black jack and strong high grajs.
Soil blch and deep, II TO - inches. In 4 high ard
on the cpnrn plated railroad oute from Ecksburg via
jackson 10 Mobile.
Al the foregoing Lands offered for sale al the
prccs mentioned. They have been selected with much
care and are deemed fully equal 10 any Lands in
market Liberal credits will I've allowed Persons dis.
noscd to purchase will find the subscriber at lcSjurg
n his absence. Mcssrs w. II. SINS and JAS }. CHEW
ysG arc fully authorised 10 represent him. and will aid
in the examination q" any tract, whenever called upon
JOHN +. SCOTT.
yicksburr Angus, !. lS:IS.
~ B-I have also abou: 20 900 ucrrs in addition to
the ADORE, which vii! he disposed OF on terms equally
liberal
NJ Refer to THOMAS GREER, Esq, Richmond, and 10
Messrs JouS Scorr & Sos, Frcderieb<burg, H., who
are authorized 10 sell.
p So assure The public Of my entire confidence in
the odrnte estimate p'accd on tic ab0rc andS cU Lad
,uYssf 10 tnc back, at PER ADVANCE, nt the
e1paon Of tco years. any tract Of land achich may be
parchased i onconrth Of the tract shall be Opened and
cpitiratsd IN the time; and 'rW guarantee 20 the
purchaser irost sir per cent interest," per annu the
labor employed during these t,co gears, arOrked in the
customary ray On these terms purchaser Of the tro
first ADORE nnmcd in Washington county, (ch adoin and
contain O36 acres) 'rond almost necessarily make from
30 10 $4,000 by TIE CONTRACT he should abundonhc pur
chase ,chich, lam sure, he 1cOuid mol do.
Aug9 l21-wttl }. +. S.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Col SrocKARp, OF OHANGE.-By the following COM
municaiioa from Col Stnckard, the Democratic Repre-
sentative from Orange county, it viii! be that
Their oil the a'schoods of the Federal Multiplying prints
has Teen exposed and rciued. Col Stockard is firm
Democrat, and as decided friend Of the Democratic
candidates, as any man in the Legislature. And the
fact that the Multiplying Federal party have laid claim to
him. is only unoicr evidence OF The desperate shifts to
which they are GT!vcn IN their efforts conceal their
weakness in the Legislature Other Republicans have
been claimed by them; which, events will show. tiev
have no better authority for claiming, than thew had in
Col Stockards case. "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-29

municatiOn, have expressed its regret
at the misunderstanding which has
taken place between the two Govern
ments, assuring US that this misun.
derstanding was founded on an error,
that it did not intend TO call in qnes.
ton the good faith of His Maiesty's
Government; the funds ace there, we
are ready TO pay. In the despatch to
NJ. Pageot, we gave the views of our
Government on this question, Mr.,
Forsyth not having thought proper to
accept copy of that despatch, and
having said that the Government Of
the United States could not receive a
communication in such form, have
nothing to add. | am forced TO en-
trench myself behind that despatch. -
If the Government Of the U. States
does not give this assurance, we shall
be obligated TO think that this misun.
derstanding is not the result Of an er.
ror, and The business will stop there"
10 your exceIlency's Offer 10 com.
municate to me the despatch to NJ. Pa
geot, / replied that, as my instructions
had no reference to that question, |
did not think myself authorized to dis
cuss it.
After some minutes, I rose and said
"In a short time | shall have the hon
or Of writing 10 your eKcellency."
You answered, 81 shall at all times,
receive with pleasure any communi
cation addressel ! TO me on the part of
the Government of the United States"
and our conversation ended.
Such, Monsieur lie Due, as far as
memory serves me, are the literal eK.
pressions employed by both of Us. -
Should you discover any inaccuracies
in the relation which | have the hon.
or to submit 10 you, it will give me
pleasure, as it will be my duty to cor.
rect them. If, on the contrary, this
relation should sppear TO you in eve
ry respect conformable 10 the truth, |
take the liberty of claiming from your
kindness a confirmation of it for the
reasons which | have already, be.
live sufficiently explained.
| eagerly avail myself on this occa
sion Monsieur lie Due, TO renew the
assurances of very high consideration
with which | have the honor 10 be,
Your excellency'S most obedienl
humble servant,
TH0S. P. BARTON.
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7no~ be permitted to withhold from Us
the tardy and imperfect indemni6ca'
zion, which after years circumstance
and discussion, had at length been
.solen,nly agreed on by the treaty of
1881, and TO set at nought the obiiga
,tion Il imposes, the United States will
not be the only sufferers. The efforts
of humanity and religion, to subsli.
tute the appeals ofjustice, and the ar
.bitrament Of reason, for the ceercive
measures usually resOrted to by iniu
red nations, will receive little encour
sgement from such an issue. BY the
selection and enforcement Of such law
ful and expedient measures as may be
necessary TO prevent result so injnri
-ouS to ourselves, and so fatal TO the
hopes ofthe philanthropist, we shall
therefore not only preserve the p ecu .
mary interests Of our citizens, the in.
dependence ofOur Government, and
the honor Of our country, but do much
1t may be hoped, TO vindicata the faith
of treaties, and to promote the gener.
al interests Of peace, civilization, and
Improvement.