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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-10

NOTICE.
wE EMBERs OF THE LEGISLATURE who would
I'VE prefer to be somewhat removed from the Thy,
Amino the winter are informed that the undersigned
ran accommodate in 4 becoming manner. SIX or eight
His residence is one mile and halt from the CaPi'"i,
West of the City. a carriage and horses shall at al
,;,nos No At their service RICH'D. REiNS.
Dec. =.
TYOR RENT OR LEASE-That old and well known
a Establishment the Union Hotel, situated on The
corner of Market and Old Streets, now in the occupancy
of Samuel B. Morgan together with large tiTcc's!ory
Dwelling House, adjoining the Tavern, on OIu sueeI-
Possession pren on the first of January, 1881 FROM
tba central Situation of this Establishments and from III"
run Of custom it has had for the last two years. per-
hans offers us great inducements to any person Wishing
10 engage in keeping Pulic House, as any otneI III
the State For terms, apply to II. WHllMoh 'r
Petersburg, Nov. % o.. ii
RUMFCRD ACADEMY.-The present Principal
g. of this Institution having declined converting u
into Female School, contemplated tue suoScrioe,
informs the public that the Male School Will be coptea
hv him Ibc ensuing session, commencing on the LOO o.
I,nn,rv and ending on The 10th OF December win
vncnon of one month in The summer.-ln this school
will bo tnurbt the Latin Creek French and Spanish
Languages Mathematics, including arithmetic, Age
bra Geometry plain and spherical irsonome.uy s'n
Surveying, together with all The branches OF 'lc
IonoUn pe usually taught in preparatory schools.
Terms for the scholastic year OF ten months
Board, including every thing, .....''... Sl w
half navabe on the LIST of APRIL and the other on
the ls of the pupil furnish his own BED ana
candles, deduction of so will be MADE Inc poard
ing department will be under the exclusive management
Of Mr. Samuel Robinson. ,,,
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN:
% Address, Rumford Academy, King William, = va
Dee . .-. .--.. .... 60-t15j
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TNyO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-l have for several
g years been engaged in hiring out slaves for friends
in the country: and as number have expressed wish
for me TO take their slaves and attend 10 them asmy own,
and clargc commission shall hereafter attend parti.
cuarlv to this busness-lt is well known TO many who
hire their slaves in this place. that they have been much
NEGLECTED bv not having here to attend TO them,
and frequently have sustained heavy losses in conse
oucnce will therefore hire them out, that theyarc
properly clad have strict attention paid them when SICK
get The highest prices for their hire and guarantee all
their hires for per cent. Sl.AS WYATT.
n-TAddress WYarr Il WHITE, Richmond.
Ecttrenccs-Col. Archibald r. Harwond, Col Alex.
Fleet, A. w Robins, Jno. Pollard Jno Lumpkin, King
4 Queen; WIN. Burke, James Croxton: Thomas jordan,
KIM William ; John f. Eustace, Archibald Thomas,
Jesse snead Henry L. Carter Richmond
December 6 ol-l2t
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nTENl#GTON ACADEMY.-The ensuing session
Il of this institnLirr will commence on 'e l't a.
mary next when preparations VIII nc mace or l''9'l
,,.uLrr Il hna7crrs-1hc patronage ct the school has
boon (y rnuaI % our expectations during the year OF
our cnn,Incuccmrnt, anal We return orr lhhkS 70 '"Se
Of o,r friends who have manifested an Interest lot "ut
success and have greatly aided us IN our enoIls 10 r@"
dor :, schoo Of usefulness. One OF the leading oheciS
~ HE institution will be- 10 communicate to those who
i,nnd il, tho!o rh pracca knowledge %! the srhStan'
ial branches al good English educ"'i"h-an o',rc''
seldom deemed Of sufficient Importance or too och neg
,c,d in Classical schools In addition to lhis, VIII DC
ih, ihc LATIN and Greek languages and IL! the use
r,i and practical branches of Mathematics ne course
nr instruction will he so directed, as |" Fcnorr 'a
r,Iorv f., nny Of the Colleges in the Stale In '9dfa ~
e r.unIaiiin Of the school, would remark, that WIN
, Jr i,urroyemcpt is ilpractiCah!r; but wr think,
that Government consists, not 81 mnch III Inc o'Sc'Phe
nj the rod as in the exercise Of mora; 'i.uchce,
gr,uud.d in respect and esteem. Raise me ai'ooi Vi
vnnih by rendering his studies ag'rrabc az" ~
aud by causing him 10 respect h'!!Se''' "o Il" - N''
governed. $500, ;s:r- ,,;co IF
,rovsons we feel ourselves compelled Ia maze s''''''
rdva,cr OH The price Of board he PfWS WIZ "' 'o'
hnord washing and bedding, 80 per quarter. ne p"
pills must furnish their own rooHS win ghs ana ''"
Far hays under twelve gears Of aga, st the end Of the
scholastic year deduction CT Sl1 Will be nahc.
Tu;,,n ir the Casscs and Aiathcni'ics - 'oPcl a.
English breaches,
and on the day previous examination "i Inc pups
will take place which tim" the TRENDS anu PI''oS u
'"e s''o'' "'N - ALBERT q. STUDIES:
ROBERT G. STUDIES.
Gloucester County, Nov. -, lo.Hi. oo-I .
11ENHIE FDUCATION.-The subscriber having
engaged female ,eachel with nigh Tes9mme n'a
tons FROM Troy Seminary: New YORK: III orI' u etu
cali, his daughters al home. Will lake Ten iena'c
e&I members T Of his family to whose morals and ednen
ton particular attention will be paid The 1 seI' w., Will
commence the first Of January next There VIII oe
vacation Of six weeks during the SUMMER ana wv" weeks
in December. 90 .1no
Price of board and English tuition, sl'1
Music, On
Painting $40, French $40, :- ,o,o-, ~ ,;u
Washing and candles, &e., &c 5raus iHneI Rn w'
wick county, Va. ~ w. =! - ,n 49,
Nov. ~ ,---
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gENlE subscriber intends 10 continue his School, the
8 ensuing year, at Clifton six miles above Taylors-
Vile and within three hundred yards Of the route re-
Gently surveyed for the Louisa Rail Road In his School"
will be taught the Greek Latin and English languages
lie school will commence on the 10th Of January next
and terminate on the Isl Friday in December following
There will be a vacation Of one month in the sumIner
commencing on The second Friday in June. The fee
i've nxnir,iion Of each session. Mr. Isaac BUTLER with
Whom he boards, will Accommodates four small boys with
board, washing lodging, fuel, &c, for $40 each No
bow, who cannot read will be admitted into the school,
and none will be taken for shorter period than the
Whole term. He has had twenty-five years experience
in eaciing and the best proof he can give OF his dgent
and faithful attention to his pupils is that many OF those
whom he has taught receiving from five hun
drcd 10 thousand dollars per annIm, Tor their service.
Letters TO Mr. Dutet or the subscriber, shaud be di
rccled 10 Verdun Post Office, Hanover.
JOHN G. NELSON.
f-l;1o, J.,oy.r Co Nov iS 5G-St
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BIEMALE EDUCATlCN.--AI Miss Lucy Ann Pen.
r. RIMS brgs leave return her grateful ackn"w!rdg.
Inrns her friends and patrons, FOR the encouragement
she has received The present year. and taxes Ills netioo
TO inform c:: that her school will be continued The en-
suipr y,: She flatcrs herself, that she viii Sill be
enabled 10 rive satisfaction to those parents and guar
dams who may rutrls their daugh ers or wards 10 her
care-Thc school is located at Willow Grove the pre-
scn, residence Of Vas II. Pukns, in Essex cnunty,
four miles from hlers Tavern, seven from Iappa'lnm:
mock and three from Mount Zion NJ. 1.-The usual
course of instruction pursued in this school, comprises
Orthography, Reading, WEting, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, GEOGRAPHY. with the use OF maps, ara tiSto
ry Tuition in all :iie above branches. Sl2. Drawing
and Painting an extra charge T.: 50. Needle work. 81
Board incading brdding &c, SO; il the Goarders
furnish their uwn bedding, s. will be deducied Fay
mcnt Ia be made in each case quarterly Ill ad"ancc-
The first session y. on he st dag "l jan
uarv ext, and end Oh The last q! JGly following. The
uGils o! August and September vail be gave" as va
cyou; and lie second will commence on The lSt
Of Oclobcr aud xpirc the }lst Of Drc"n"r 1885,
How Grove is situated III very ilnc nrghh"rIo"d,
and is remarkably healthy place. The slrictes ai'cn'
,r will be paid 20 the morals 81 The Gp'E, and every
r,rion used to iuIc their minds "Ith Tie effectiveness
Of pely and virtue. ,r :,
H. Letters addressed 10 Lucy y. rnrh'ns, or W. II
Purkins at Tappa!,annOck, q: Mers Tavern Will Oe
promptly attended 10. co
December ""-"""
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
4 GRANGE AND MEMPHIS RA!L-ROAD.-
4 Pgoposas will be received at the Office of the La
Change and Menpbis Rail. Road Company. in the town
q la Grange until the :4th of December next: to1 the
GIGbbng Clearing and Construction OF all the EScaVa'
tons and E,mhankmcmt Of said road, being htty.two
Indies IN length. together with Lateral BRANCH Ho'n
Moscow to Snmmerviile, of thirteen miles
And also furnish and deliver along the line, all the
requisite Timber for the superstructure OF the hoad, ana
The construction Of the Bridges-and also TO lay down.
and construct the same. The Timber proposed may De
Cedar or White Oak and Post Oak. The Dimensions
ana quantity that will be required per mile, Will Do as
follows:
Mrp or ForxnArloy SILLs-To be not less than
fHen feet long, inches by inches, if Of sawed tim,
Der or i! IN logs, to have one side hewn smooth ana
straight, inches wide and inches thick, clear OF sap
-lU''tD feet linea per mile. -
Cross liEs-To he each feet long, hewn on one
ST.: with smooth and straight surface, inches wide
a"c 10 square inches in their entire length, free OF sap
- ib0 pieces: per mile
sENlNG-PiEcEsTo be not less than fifteen fretsIong
eac inches by inches, clear of sap-lO5Go feet IL
neal per mile.
, General Plans and Specifications Of all the work, and
Special Plans Of the most important Bridges, DC, will
I've exhibited at the above place. for ten days previous 10
"e i''Hrg and all other information vii! be given on
t'Hncanon 10 the subscriber, or any Of the Assistant
i.uginecrs on the lire.
lie usual certificates Of character and ability will be
expected in all cases from persons unknown.
CHARLES POTTS, Chief Engineer
La Grange l. Memphis Rail Road
La Grange Ten, Nov 10.
/. 3 For the information Of persons ut distance,
would state, that the above Road is located high and
ay ridge, which is considered remarkably healthy and
a the midness of the climate is peculiarly favorable
Dec. t. GI-3t
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:, ~ t:.nossd 10 sell from fifty to one hundred and
! 80 VEGRuEs-rhry are Of good character, likely
= ~" ,a,;o,;ors There arc among them several mccha
49,. Snc AS back<;nhs. carpenters, coopers' weavers,
%Nc Application may be made ether I'm IN peFS R;ob Or
- ', 49,, the subscriber residing in Norfolk.
E'"@' VI = ''~ KOBr b. STARK.
:, G:}-2t&wts
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s., r,,ySirlANS. MERCHANTS, Il TEACHERS.
house. granary, and comfortable dwelling
! house and ot at this place. are for rent on reason
= = Terms the ensuing ycar-ln consequence OF Inc
= ~" .. ,I5,r,,oI is left entirely destitute Of Phys-
, hire not being one nearer than eight or ten miles
ya gentleman, we'll qualified to teach the English
;,I. IA few small children will hear Of employ
1881, Should his object be 10 study profession, ne
..:L have much time 10 devote in that way Letters
" ,.'t +, ij, Postmaster at huntsville. Lancaster
--@",y will receive immediate attention.
T'I.' N no - lS3n G3-w4w
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November i


r,,ijc having themselves together, nner the
firm Of Cs@rctI NrMMo, exclusively for the purpose Of car
& M in. n,mr1Iy occupriLy VIM. David Kyle: and
,er.y y jcnnpg NOLAN \: Co. where ihcE wi IN G any!
onrn IN extensive ami dcsirahc assortment OF staple a fh"
i E,viun hrrn SO c carefully and purchased Tor cash:
hcy feel .ra they shall he able 10 sell on a. avrae
i, iar !, their linely wig their goods at all times with
Tho greatest Measure, aud not expecting leshs 10 :
IRE merchants md dealers cca! and
. SsS 1sS;s ;y supply Themselves e. 4 yi HHH
Mansion House, Richmond, scp;.9 Ut
>7orRIsrOWN BOARn!NG sCHnoL:-rhis Institution ls
y located emiacn'e about one 'Ir' m % , |tn
Gorhiur bocnu, of NayOwH, ncar Tie Eise hoP' '""N'
IL miles from Philadelphia . ,., - ,,.,o.
Tie Situation is retired aud healthy commanding one " " ~
picturesque views the ::chuykrI e,.,.L..
Connrrl with the Seminary scvc" ncr"s OF p'c"n sa
s sS ~ ns "a Hnp vii m allowed rt rrs"ise ~iou, pr
mission the principal The pn:i' VII W - ,
cocr, -, .;ols either The principal or enc &" tfe
r nr;,cna 81 devote TO the health morals man
ners All literary progress vi hnsc placed nader ms care W
% IN Inc srqrA to render the Institution worthy OF the c'"-
and patronage of the community al, bs common English
branshe;-in geography, " the use Of npc ,J m
Nnn, IN. Mat <nalc.; AMI the in Gfcck ftrmS" '"
t9ns"i:Sy' ala "'' - ..,,. ., s,,0.
p%rnr lie session of familiar Lectures on
i r,nhy and Chemistry will given, which will he 'i'>'fa"
by nunropra,c experiments, Tor which purpose the sc"'o
VITA me in the Modern Languages will be given by Mons W.
Mr' VII" will @.o 11'" The S %I 'G io Unyeri,y
efne Tine mem .c Of IF f s5s: cns!y
nr! from his prfciIed! knnW oi tG"''7
qualified To be useful in literary institution
Including boasl washing, menling, fuel, lights AIN -
,r, ,,i,;on IN the Eisiish branches $i'9 PET '"'""
ah Fa the above with Languages and Mahs- !, do
mates,
xl be made excepting 10. class books and sta
,;,ro-v wb,h WILL probably, he from FIVE t" ten dollars e'
fnpiiS can '' ia,G " " WIN NJ. HOUGH, Principal
NO'''"'0wn' 1885, REFEREwcEs. 4. T.,
,.,, pa-Mr Saml Jamisoa Mr. Roht. amii MI jas
uoycn Rer Rob Adar Jas. Nj Paving, ESQ., fa"' H. iu'
ny, Esq. , ,,, p,h.,,s ESQ
RriaIehem, Pa.--Dr Stout
Sumpuopn, Pd.-Mr. Daniel Jacohy. ~. n r,o-so, n n
sr"prh Pa-Na, B. Boilcuu, Esq, Geo. Il. fa"i'"s ESQ
JOIN a. c. Cuyer D. D.. Alex. Henry ESD I1mooS
,Li,n En- Nat Chapman NJ d. Nathan T. Potts ESQ., r.
| Dcmme, D. D., John n H''eh''' " ' a0-wl2m
! July is.
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:: ~: Sgsy ElEsTEsEHgElN'ES

~~-,;.7;;,I ! EDUCATIONAL school will be opened
sha 49, H,h Of January, at my residence in Hano-
= % five miles bsSw the ,s" IN M w tIs
Ms h LIc,as Of an EngiSh education. The number
t s.'s being limited, early application should be
o ran,s may exrec, the mo,afs and manners of
ritc ,,, 10 claim the attention Of the ins,ructress
,.'' ,I,;n is considered BY all who are acquainted
i"s >',,,,ry healthy Letters addressed to The
5s ,i"nny:r Courthouse, Va, will be promptly
,,.aasd to, ,....,,,;,, ~ III, r,olish
Tstm<-b'a T ,., al" ''", I'.,' ~ '' $50 90
tn"eae$ HS' 'e'' '' Is 90
French, p1cu,pD uIINDLEY.
"a 63-w3wH
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& try, from IL to II years age, can find profitable EN-
pyvmc,'t in the Richmond Cotton Factory tor the
reminder of this and tie ensuing year. by early appca-
ton 10 IiiOS. JELLlS, ASeht.
Vov ~ 59-l2t
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SALE OF NEGROES On Monday, the 26th day
y Of December. 4, llaflx Court House. (,hat being
cart day slla sell some valuable Slaves, Of the es-
tale oE Samuel Williams. decd
RICHD. LOGAN, Erccuior.
Erc Gl-6t 2a"E
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"A y uMANiTY HALL ACADEMY.-ln this Semi
e d nary will be taught every thing necessary tn pre-
bare Young men for college, fl them for the ordinary
avocaer.s of life. The terms for session n III months
commencing on the 10Th Of January next, and 'ndIng
On the lG Of November following, will be as follows
viz: Board and Tuition. 500; Washing, bedding, and
Candles so. Fifty dollars will be required in advance
the onlancc $50 at the end of the term.
/! may br necessary TO say, Cor the information of
those unacqnancd with me. that have been regularly
engaged in teaching for the last twenty :tw" yraTs-'hr
most Of that time Immediately in this neiglh"Ih"od nnc
being fond Of 1.-THE delightful task, expect to teach as
MANY more should life and health permit have care
fully studied the various dispositions of youth, and lind,
from lort experience. that (wiihou yielding my auho'
riIv is better lead than Grreto persuade iilan
force The same aud attention will be extended TO
those conIdrd 10 my trust as to my childen. and
lers nal attention will be given 10 reading the Scrip
lures and religious authors Oh the Sabbath: Fiiteen or
twenty BOYS can he accommodated in a comfortable
nau,rr This School is in the lower end "t Buckng-
ham county and the situation is healthy as any IN
Virginia
ELIJAH G. flANES Principal Of II. II. a.
p. S.-Address physic Springs, buckingham Co, Va.
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rr ONDON ANNALS Beautiful English Animals;
i for 1897. Just received, by recent imporations,
Jennings Landscape Annual, 70. 1887 The Oriental
Animal, for l537-Thc English Annual, for ls37-and
the Beautiful Gift, in splendid binding: at
Nv II I54-ts1 G.. HALLS.
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AOTiCE.-l wish to employ Female Teacher for
y the ensuing year. One qualified {" teach the Eng
>h a:d French Languages, and Music Will meet with
situation and liberal wages, 6y addressing iet'ef 10
Jno ? L. Harris, marlborough T. O., Chesterfield:
JNO. P. B. HARRIS.
1pkiHsvie, Nov. % a|-ol
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NyORN MEAL-We shall keep constantly on hand,
q at our Mills, supply Of fresh ground corn meal,
made from sound white ccn for sale at the lnwest mar
ket price. L. ). NFE' ALL =. ~
Nnu LII O1-%iWlS
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Nop~u CARoLIyA UNITED STATES SESAToR-We
gro aT.,i6ad TO learn that the Hon. Robert Strange IL
elected to fill the vacancy occasioned by the sFgna''G
Of Mr. Margum, over Mr. Settle BY vote OF % 10 -.
~ n I've North Carolina Legislature Judge Strange
- eminent for his Abilities and the high judicial carac-
ter he has sustained in the STATE which he now call
:; ,hpro,gh Republican Of the Virginia school, Of
s,;eh State we believe nc is native. Judge Strange
,nene7 Of The Baltimore Convention hat NOM.
mated Mr. Van Buren, and Col Johnson Tor The f'Fs' u
| cv and Vice Neutrality-suspicious..
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A TEACHER WANTED.-7he subscribers, resid
"a in the county of Hanover, Is miles above the city
Of Richmond wish to employ teacher for the ensuing
year. to take charge Of School Of Is or Is Scholars
who is capable of teaching the Latin Language and the
usual branches of an English MISUNDERSTANDING
testimonials capacity and character will be reqnir
ed. single would be preferred tor when l!Oe-
raj salary will be given. The neighborhood is healthy
Intelligent and respectable The School will be located
Immediately in the ncghborhocd Of The suescrIhers-
Any communications by letter TO either Of the su6scT
bers, directed to Tuyorsve, Hanover, will be duly at
tended to, though application in person woG He prefer
red. S1Ahhr,H +; HooDHHH'
JAMES MCDOWELL,
FINCH CROSS,
Il. NJ. WHITE
I,o,o, J,,c 60-2awtf
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Dec y

EXECUTORS SALE-W be sold to the highest
e. bidder on Tuesday, the Goth day OF December
in,! fair, il not the NEXT fair day. at 'he p!ah.a'na
Southampton, called Poplar Swamp, belonging TO the
Estate Of the late Col William Allen all the pe'shab!e
property on The plantation, consisting Of
aL,u. ~ woik horses and mules,
I'll to 100 head of cattle, including worA oxen, =
30 to $50 head Of sheep,
200 head Of fat hogs,
liD to 300 head OF out hogs,
' barrels corn with all the fodder. tops, oats. &c
Ao-a The plantation utensils wagons and carts, with
ct o blacksmith TOOLS and number of looms, spin
NIL! wheels. &c, &c
The above Plantation is situated on Nottoway riye!,
vec it is nayigable for vessels drawing from to IT,
Naler--and vessels passing through the Dismal swamp
Cina will generally be enabled TO 60 along slue Inc
plantation without difficulty.
Ts!ms-Cas for all SUMS under $30-for that amount
a% upwards credit of months will be given, on the
purchasers executing bonds with be-
GEfFFiN ORGAN, Ex'or.,
Dec. 5 TG2-tisl of William Allen, dec q
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ppr.,pKsriA1 ELEcriox.-The majority fo7 the White
r.nT,I Ticket over the Vaa Duren Ticket in tn" State
afTryyEssEE has been officially asceEained - be J92
votes.
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ELIJAH G. flANES. Principal Of H. II. a.
p S-Address Physc Springs, buckingham Co, Va
Dee ,. bD-Wtl0Jan.
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quantity and guilty Of land VIC have re-
ccivcd, particularly when fthln.; otthc rca-
son why these things are so, can almost
tear the hair from my mead. There is yet
time to do something, but / almost despair
Of its being done.
IfScott's Indian wife was at the devil, |
should have some hope. We shall 60 into
tho strife and do what we can; if YOU will
Join Us, well; if not, we'll we have plenty Of
money. You need not come unless you
drill your Indians, and prepare them to re-
ceive ten dollars in the store, for every con.
tract certified. Be sure to bring tco old
,comen, and if you possibly can, be sure and
bring TaIlar.har, an old woman Of Thlob-
locco town, who is the mother or mother-in-
law of John Reed, an interpreter who was
killed last year.
The whole show will be up in four weeks
from this time, and all the Indians who do
not sell will lose their lands. This system
has not been working more than three weeks
and upwards of 900 tracts have been Ger
tilted. The stream is getting wider, deeper,
and stronger every day. Ii things arc to
be radically altered as to money at Tallapoo-
sa, | will furnish funds in paper money, TO
certify the balance; if not, the Indians may
be disbanded, and we will quit the drive, for
will stand the past pull no longer, and if
DIR. Scott adopt the rule of settlement
at the certified price, it must be a good rule,
and shall apply..it to all cases.
Respectfully, &c.
ELLIS. SHORTER.