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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

HOHN MCINTYRE, DRAPER nnd TliLOR, lncaF-
Cd ly opposite N,essrs. Baldwin, Kent u Co. Main
SlreciA respcctfully informs his friends and the pu'c
ocuerai,Y that he is now opening handsome assert,
men, Of new Spring and Summer Goods, of beautiful
and superior quality, which have been selected with
much personal in The Northern cities, anu VIII DC
made up 10 ORDER short notice, in the most lashcnaDe
s,v}. lso beautiful assortment of stocks, (some ve-
ry SUPERIOR cravats collars boson, s"spenders gloves
&c. &C.
lie trusts by due attention to business, ana his iong
experience therein give due satisfaction to those ~o
NAV favor him with tieir orders He will keep con-
s,any on hand an Of scasonahe, eady made
Cnthinr of the best quality, uacured By HIMSELF
and warranted.
few jurneymcn Tailors Of the lrst class, wan'eo-
also apprentice
Richmond Sd May, 1856. li9-ot
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MTOTlCE-The subscriber takes this way OF INFORM
ipp his friends and The public generally, that ne has
;atsD ID. house formerly occupied BY Mr. Hiram Bragg
at The corner of and 9th streets, Shocke Hill, where
he will keep constantly hand large assortment Oh
GROCERiES suitable for families, where he wishes
tnose ~ ,"nmnodoed. SAM'L. CRANE.
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MJEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue OF Decretal
Ia order Of the Superior Court OF Law and Chancery,
ior the county of Hanover pronounced The 18th day
Of April, le:j6, in a suit therein depending, in which
Davis S. Chick, Benjamin J. Cooke, and John A. Cooke
and others vino for the benefit Of John D. Andrews
are. Plaintiffs, and Robert J. C"cke Shandy PERKINS, ana
others Detendans-we shall sell TO the highest bidder
for cash. in front of the Bell Tavern, in the Ciy of
Richmond. on The SECOND Tuesday in May next Of the
dav be suitable one otherwise the first good day
lhcreafle ten Negroes consisting OF one man.
women, girls. and boys. We shaonly convey such title
as vested in US by virtue OF said decree, which we be-
lievc TO be ndisputab!e.
j. J p: ANp S2lcHsi 6 Commissioners.
Anril % llS-tQs
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The LAND BILL PaoJzer-Mr Gays speech s upon
The land BILL which publish shows .lsr ~, which he
do1 for the Ssaes lis
onay hoPgs looks to the restoration of the ia.
NJ one of the results; for antci pang deficit in
ha he suggests that may be made up in d"'
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Engineer Department. baltimore and Susquehnnnn
Rail Road Company, April ., 1876
EnROPOSALS will be received at this office, un'!l
q the 10Th May, for the graduation and masonry OF
twenty miles of the road, including deep cut at tie
summit This division of the road commences IN ms
State, and ends in Pennsylvania, running through
high, healthy country, abounding in cheap provisions
Satisfactory recommendations must accompany the
proposals of those who are unknown to the undersgne
ISAAC TRlMBLE. Chit Engineer
WIN. GIBBS McNEiLl Consulting Eng r.
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o.-I p amounting to SID 200
Whole Tickets $40. halves 5, quarters 2 so.
certificate Of puckage of IS Whole Tickets, will
te forwarded for *llO . halves $40; % quarters 50;
- r;-hths $l7 81.
Nav 10. i-"ul
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cord JOHN POE.
Mayo. I2o--4t
gNXTENSlON OF THE RAlL.ROAD.-The Cars
~ III hereafter run Jun per Tavern, on the North.
Anna River (2i miles from Richmond,l as fellows:
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ, and half past
o'clock, T. NJ :,
Leave Juniper Tavern at half past o'clock, 4. ~,
and at 4 quarter past o'clock, Z. NJ.
Northern PASSENGERS will leave Richmond at o'clock
in the morning aud arrive at Fredericksburg at s. and
Washington al 10 O'Clock the same evening; leaving
Washington from the North AT o'clock in the morning,
,hcy will arrive at Richmond att o'clock the same even
ing. ,.,
q line of Cars lately established on the Baltimore and
Washington Rail Road conveys passengers without loss
IF time in either direction 10 and from the Philadelphia
and Baltimore Boats.
Seats will be given 10 all who apply for them. On
pleasant days extra train, starting at II O'Clock, VIII
run to Taylorsve any other point chosen by pasScn'
GERS arriving in Richmond on RETURN before s U clock
The mail train will stop a. point on the way, except
TaylorsvIe.
To Fredericksburg s. To T"ylorsvie 81 81
=" Juniper Tavern IS " Hungary water Station 80
ticket entities the holder to seat in Teurn-on The
same day, free Of charge.
~ Ali baggage al the risk of its owners.
May 6. l~2-ot
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NNTM McCRERY, Dropsr and 1ui'or, has recelV,
w ed handsome assortment Of new Spring ana IN
Summer Goods of beautiful and superior qualify. re
socits an early call from his customers and the public
generally in the City and coun,ry-and prou,ises his
best efforts 10 all who favor him.
April %. ilo-ot
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Tobacco.

FEItlE Public Ware-I ouse, in the City of Richmond,
g having been recently much enlarged by the puF
chase by the Commonwealth Of Bro'caS House,
adjoining the Inspectors take pleasure in saying to the
planters and dealers in IObnccO, that they arc thereby
enabled TO receive much larger quantity, and al! 50 to
rive greater facilities than heretofore, and pledge them
selves to every exertion TO give satisfaction every
particular The jrtigh toll, and all other charges will
be advanced on Tobacco consigned to the Inspections
T,bacco sent BY the Rail- Road will be forwarded mme
diatcly to the Warc.Elou from the Depot and the
lteirhl &c. advanced by
LAKELAND & MACON,
Mnv6. II2O-9t1 Inspectors Public Harc-IfOuss
yHYIIE business heretofore conducted at Capt. Heze
3 kiah Henleys shop, in Gooch!and. on the Three
Matched road in the name of Robert H. Wade Co., il
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having claims
against said firm, will apply to Robert H. Wade for pay
nent, and those indebted will be pleased 10 make pay
men. To the same j. ,. Ellis.
Mayo. [l20-2t'1 ko. H. WADE.
NGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
wv Tie Collectors Of contributions for erecting the
above Monument are earnestly requested 10 be dgcn
and active in their collections and report to me their
cess OIL the lst July The Northern and Western States
arc contributing literally that with the assistance
of this the naiiye State of Washington, it is hoped by
that time the society will be Justified in fixing upon
site far the Monument and taking other steps 10 have
its erection forthwith commenced.
WILSON ALLEN, Collector for Fa.
M,vG l20-4t
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BAILROAD AND GES-Eet'recn Riehmond
q, and fredericksburg Persons going to The EHls'
copal Convention, at Fredericksburg, on the 18th inst
or elsewhere informed that from 80 TO 4o passengers
nor day can be- accommodated in the above line.
THE PROPRETORS OF TIE STAGE LINE.
Mau G. lNV- AZ
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May 6.
Oak Bark .

NN7ANTING at the Tannery near the Arnory, ,oo
wv CORDS Oak Bark for which the following prices
will be given in cash Spanish oak, 81; rcd do So per
cord. 1of1N iCE'
Nav g. I-u--4t
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-KEGAA.HU OVID, W.

EN7 HEREAS, certain James Thornton, who for
w mery resided in this county, (or four or i've
iaps Kentucky; now this is to Enquire what has co"e
of said Thornton. Amy information afforded, relative to
him, will be Thankfully received, whether he is dead or
a!iveor, if alive, where lie esdrsas it is esIing
10 he informed OIL these punts
Caroline County, Va. AQUlLLA GOODBYE.
May 10. l-lt'
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THE SURPLUS REvESuE.-There is some chance that
the Surplus Revenue, about the disposition Of which
much anxiety has been expressed in different quarters
will all he required for the necessary uses of the country
In the first place, il seems To be admitted That apPr"p'Ia
tions much above the usual ratio, needed for the
Navy and coast offences The extra appropriations for
these and kindred objects at the present session OF Con-
press are estimated by Mr. Cambreleng at $6,00oCOO
For the Florida War, .................. 5,6O0.NU
To carry into effect Indian Treaties, 7,0G0,G
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i.o,n the wheel, 100000
''''"-'' ' IRON III. wheel $4,000
Prize OF 10 Co., to The g. 4lh and 9Th drawn lOoOO
.. o: 50S0 to tho Isl, 81 and 5h drawn do do. 5Ouo
nz, ct 4E, 10 The Isl, hi and 4h dawn do. do 1000
a.c 9yl 10 the I,t 3D. and 18th dawn do. DO. $3.50
Pie Of 3uJ to The l>t 4rl and 9Th drawn do aoy9
prizes c: M, to DO. do. $3.50
drawn only, 1850
81 prizes Of $780, to Ioss ticket. having the lst and Cd
81 p:l,. OF 3D. to those Ticket. huvins the Is, and 9Th
81 pnses Q: lO to those ticket. having the and 9Th
drawn only 3lOo
81 rss. g. to those ticket, having ID unI 18th
81 PRICES Of So to those tickets having the Cd and 18th
prizes 90 ,o those tickets having tho I'd aud 5h
p'ires Co. t" ,hO.a havns the 81 4,l, Sd and
80 5Il or 9Th uad 5,h o2su
49, fiise' Of So The Is, drawn number only, 2i&,o
10! prizes Of ~, the I'd drawn number only, ioooo
=" ti''rS Of ~, the 81 drawn number Only, 53,soo
~ fiiLeb Of %, the i;l 9Th GIuwu number only, 1'o
10 s;;3 5 sisss.; ..ss mn
by the a!lluck, IlOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of The Eag|r.
y O:dsrs for Tickets from any part of the United
>'a'"s: by Mail otherwise enclosing cash or prze
"rHeiS, thankfully received and executed by return
'l with the same prompt attention as personal app-
cation, and The result given (when requested) mmed
aeiy alter The drawing-if addressed to
May 10 fiji D. NJ. HOYT.
SAEAFSEsS-HEARING AND EYE SIGHT RE-
- SluRED.-Mr. printer-lt was saying OF Doc
!" fianSsIa, That whatever hath tendency 70 les,
zen The sau Of human misery ought TO be published ana
1I" knosn To those in need; therefore be pleased 10
IuU,'h tse following, which will make known what
""''e'sca The sum Of human misery.
A SUBSCRIBER.
kESrUcxYrILLE Susqurhanna CO., Pa,
February 2Olh, 1885.
DEAR SsR:-Al!ow me the liberty of trespassing on
'r haal gence for few moments. wish you 10 1or-
"afd ME e remedy without delay for curing deafness
'"u resttC:ag the oversight.
iii "S ge"tirman afflicted, who wishes it, is rs years
' mech 'nirm, and has been troubled with deafness
70! s":st sa;,le.
us elcsey having been fairly tested in this vicinity,
y! '"'s" chandler, (my tather) and Anth. 1issany
"a aSag proved sovereign remedy, consequently 1t
s'@en.ly high with all neighbors that are
Gases aboSy stated
acknowledge
Address S. CHANDLER, Jr.
Nr ro s'st Office. Susquehaana CO., Pa.
y ~ Dr. d. l.. Green,
TI.a"hs'n, Northampton county, Pa.
g. I'VE HaSHr Will consider it not improper to state
we iAi"rmaton Of those in need, that at No. 81. N
'a street. between Cherry and Race Streets is per-
M no was entirely deaf; could not hear word of the
, .ssnss when in Church-and got hearing restored
rvs Tie blessing Of Providence, by the same med
Ch "'an who restored the hearing and eyesght OF Mr.
H"ander and Mr.. Tissany: and what is most astonsh
"s It's doae ~ithou. medicine; Without Physic verify
"s 'Hs Doctors practice and principles, that
MUCH OF THE ART
OF PuYsCK, ......
CONSISTS; "s
KNOWING WHEN,
NOT TO GIVE IT.
May 10. I-etlaf
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had ON the most reasonable terms. TIT
1t is recommended 10 those Parents who may hereaf
ter send their daughters the school, 10 furnish them
with the Uniform worn by the pupils
Scholars may enter the school any period in the
term and will be charged from such time according TO the
above rates. but no deduction will be made after entrance
for absence for that term except OF And
the nav for the term must be in advance.
The institution is entirely under the direction of the
subscriber and Mrs E. Roor aided by other asssta mt
teachers of distinguished character and great experience
The next term will commence On the first OF June.
Nav 10 ll-4l1 L. ROOT Jr.
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s5o.Oo0'-s $50, O0O:-$lo oOa"-3o Prizes of $l,OoO!
Virginia Stale Lottery,

For ;he Ltnrtt Of tkc PeterSGurg BcnecOfent HecHnn
lssuciaion.-Cass No. O. for 1876.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, May 3, 1886
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LANCASTER. DESBY g. Co, .7urts.
n Will be added the above sale at the Eagle Hotel,
one Lot of ground belonging 10 the above estate ad"In
inr the property of - llagan in the neighhorliood
Of BclIevilie- the interest of said g. H. Baechus,
deceased, in Pew No. -, the main aisle in the Monu
mental Church. ll-tdSJ May ~.
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Such are tine men who come " with holiday and lady
terms to question the venerable fathers Of liberties
about their principles.
the eight oi4 Wigs Of whom speak, voted at
Greenfield precinct, ia Nelson-H Mel Lain, aged oG ;
Chas De Gnise, Sc; WIN. Bridgwater, 70; 1hos Ware,
Is Jas. Johnson. IL John Bethel, rs; John Pngh 16
WIN. Smith, prevented by illness from voting this year,
SI-U.
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EXPRESS MAIL

This mail will commence running on the 10Th
instant
Annexed are the regulations adopted by the
Postmaster General in reference 10 the matter 10
be conveyed BY this Ma
Post Office Department, I
October 22d, 1856. {
!. No letters win be sent by thl. mail, except
such as have written upon them the words " Er.
PRESS Mad"
2. No tree letter, nor letters containing nnosey,
nor letters exceeding halt an ounce ia weight, ex.
cePi public dispatches, papers or pamphlets iii
be sent by this mad.
3. lfirtlers bcating frank, or containing mo-
ney, or weighing more than half ounce, be put
into The Postoiiices marked Express MGii," the
Postinasiers shall erase the words, aud send them
by the ordinary mail.
4. An letters and public dispatches sent by this
mail Mill be charged with triple the usual rates
o, postage.
). Letters marked Express Mali and put in
TO POsoliccs not on the line of the express, will
be sent BY that line when they reach II. and vii
DC charged, where put IN, with uiple postal,e for
the whole distance.
s. Editors OF newspaper have a right 10 receive
free BY this mail, slips from all newspapers winch
they may now receive free b. the ordinary mail,
but caunoi receive the slips and the newspapers
both. i both come to them, the Postmasters will
charge The ncw~papets with postage.
Z. SLIPS from newspapers, AID small parts OF
newspapers cut out, or slips specially piinted BY
newspaper publishers, TO convey the latest news
ioreian and domestic. But one ship can he rcceiy-
Cd from the same news spcr ald ~ no case must
Il exceed ~ slze two columns OF such new spaper.
.. Nc9spaPcr slips must show on then face
from ehai newspapers they come. and be PIT IN.
10 the Postoiice open with The maine Of The editor
Or ncwsFaPcr tor whom Designed distinctly wit
ten upon them.
=. Posimasiers will put all slips for the same
place INTO packet directed to that place.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Glorious NcMs.,.

Maryland has gone for Harrison and Tyler By
an estimated majority, says the U. ;. Telegraph,
Ct from three 10 four thousand. Returns have
been received from Baltimore city and twenty
counties, which give majority Of 4sjO. Bot
The coun'ies to be heard from will probably lessen
this majority.
futy-two counties in Pennsylvania heard from
and the city OF Philadelphia have given for liar.
rlson majority Of 1896. Later returns reduce
hrs majority 10 ga. The counties TO be heard
from gave Van Buren, at the October election,
majority of 1888. The contest will be a close one.
Returns from 20 counties in Virginia, give Har.
rison majority Of 1861.
Returns from = counties in Ohio, give Harri.
son majority of 1923.
Partial returns from Connection, slow sore re-.
action, but not enough IT is feared to elect the
Wing ticket.
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THE Surplus.

In compliance with the resolution of the
Senate, OF the Isl July last, directing that
during the ensuing recess Of Congress,
the Secretary of the Treasury cause TO be
published, at the commencement Of each
month, statement OF the amount of money
IN the Treasury subject to draft, and also
the amount standing to the credit of dis.
bursting officers, the Secretary has publish.
ed IN the official paper Of yesterday, that
the amount Of money in the Treasury on
the last day Of last month, subject to draft,
was SI2, GI7,s0 33; aud the amount stan.
ding 10 the credit Of dIsbursIng officers was
S4,s23,l IL 94-makIng an aggregate sum
Of unexpended public money IN the Treasu.
ry, on The 3lst of October, of AZ ,440, $40
-ot winch, however, 500, 400 should be
deducted as belonging TO special trusts, aud
not applicable To The public service, leaving
nett sum Of SAC, $50, 500.
Should the SUN TO b., distributed, on the
first day Of January amongst the States, a.
mount, as IT possibly may, to forty.six mil
lion OF dollars, the share Of each State will
be az follows:
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CDSTIntfF;
Friday. November Is, 1886.
The Result.

The die is cast. and Ia a lew days We shall know
. +. fnal resul,-who North Carolina prefers for
H.. Chef neutrality-suspicious. Hugh L. White,
ci,nd 10 southern Rights and Southern Princi.
L.. or Martin Van Buren,, who is supported by
, H. ,boilioaisls, both al the North and in North
1 ,,ollna. From the returns already received, NC
i /, that from the remitsness Of the Wings, We
ave To-, the Safe II has been ,ri,ely remarked,
N ri,l a great deal Of truth, that If any one is
b.rpl from lis post IT Is Nhlg--its truth !. "
led 81 The returns recciyed-ioT instance IA Or
nre comfy where tie Wings gave majority Of
Sc, 100 iof Gen. Dndey IN August, no~ gives a
Majority Of 200 .or Van Buren,, and 50 /, Is IN 9th
!. counties. great falling of has taken place
h. anrcdote g told OF Gen. Washington, which.
Il, i, strongly illustrates The character Of that
Il ii man for panetualuy, Is kecn rebuke 10 al
|. 10. b. their indifference. seem In consider the
u nsA, d suffrage as mere ecreGlony, TO b. *.
c,scl Or not, according 10 mir convenience Tie
|. represented as go,pg IN stormy day, precisely
~ i've o'clock, 10 the baliu, box, ~ his yearly
aaner VA Not being expected By he fellow.
-, ~. one Of them observed to hin" General
\ lad given Up seeing yuu today To which he
j, oiled. nd yaa trsr tnole fae 70 Hrgi'et NY
bury r lis daiy we owe to ourselves and
tur eaou,r sbd NC envy nos The man h.' isei'
n-.. Who can ssy. .f had done ny duty to ny
II, Tic principles advocated -caid l.ase been
sacgt@.uL
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Agricultural Notice.

rESilE Annual Meeting of the MeckIeu,
burg Agricultural Society VIII take
place at the Courthouse 10 Charlotte, on tho
last Saturday of this month, uhen the fol.
lowing Premiums viii be awarded VIZ:
A Premium OF $40 for the greatest guam.
tity Of Corn raised on an acre Of Land.
A Premium Of 81 80 for the greatest
quantity of Corn raised on one acre Of old
reclaimed Land.
A Premium Of $40 for the greatest guam.
lily of Wheat raised on one acre OF cid re.
claimed Land.
A Premium of $40 for the greatest guam
lily Of Cotton raised en- one acre OF any
Land.
A Premium of $40 for the greatest guam
tity of Oats raised Oh one acre Of any
Land.
A Premium of SO for ihe best Clover
lot, seed sowed this Spring, en- one acre Of
Land.
A correct account of the manner Of Ma.
uuring, kind of Manure, quality Of soil and
cultivation, will be required from all those
who compete for the above premiums, VITA
an account of the quantity of grain raised.
certified bv some unInterested Farmer.
A Premium OF s. for the best Boar Pig,
under wear old aud, also, the same pre-
mum for the best Sow Pig under year old.
A Premium of 81 for the best piece of
Jeans Cloth, not less than yards.
A Premium Of $40 for the best piece Of
Carpeting, not less than 20 yards.
A punctual attendance of the Members
is expected.
J. SMITH, Recording Secretary.
Nor Il lS2E. ~
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In this County, on the 10th instant, Mrs. EiiZ
ABETu ALEXANDER wife Of Nj. Elias Alex
der, aged 36 years.
In the vicinity of this place on the 2Sth ultimo
THOMAS ALEXANDER, son OF Mr.. Alfred
Hatncr, aged years and ; months.
At Spring Hill, York District, $. C., on the LII
instant. Mrs. MARY SCOTT, wife of Mr.. A!eS-
snder Scott, in the 9Th year of her age. She has
been called from the peaceful walks Of he, Ieav'
ing an aged husband, weak and afflicted with di',
ease, several children and many friends TO mourn
her loss. She was truly wife, mother, ms,
tress 10 her servants an atiectonaie neighhor ana
friend to all who needed her friendship or ehAIi'y'
Her christian walk in life was not less exemplary
than the iortitude with which she met that kng oil
tcrrors, Death blessed are they that die IN Tie
Lord "-C Communicated.
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INDIAN TREATY.

His EyceilencN Henry Dodge, Governor
Of Wisconsin Territory, on the 29th Sep
TENDER, effected an important treaty with
The conlcdcratcd tribes II Sac and Fox la.
dams at TIC treaty ground 10 ia 3uque
county, on the right bank Of tie Mississippi,
opposite Rock Island, tor the ces,ior 10 IL,
| Uitcd Siates.of the celebrated Indian re.
sena,on Gu the Iowa River. 256, 900
acres ol choice Land 90 both SIDES the Iowa
aud Red Cedar Rivers surrounded by sci.
dement's, and ia the slclully Of the town OF
Burlington.
rhe chiefs, principal men, and about
| coo warriors 81 The SIcs and Foxes were
ptescu, "a, toe treaty. The kind assent and
hberal course uf The Governor towards these
Indians, against whom lie was 50 lately IN
arms, was well calculated TO via their at.
cclious, aud accomplish his wishes in rcla.
ton TO tie purchase. THIS valuable tract
OF country vas purchased for - cents per
acre, payable IN ten years.
Tho chefs IN Council requested Of Gov.
ernor Dodget 10 prevent intoxicating liquors
from coming amongst them; the Governor
made az interesting appeal 10 the high feel.
ugs 81 American cilizeas, and We we're gra.
utej To witness lis force IN the effect. The
utnos, order prevailed, and not drunken
Indian was seru during the treaty, and at.
ter lis conclusion the Indians dispersed with
great order and sobrIety.
We asc grllltied ~ discovering in some
treaties with the Indians OF late, un aIten.
ton BY the Commissioners 10 the mclancho.
Il situation of the aboriginal owners of the
SOIL on winch we now reside. Aud while
our treasury is swelling by accumulated
sales of lands, purchased tor a few cents per
acre from the Indians, we are pleased To
sce disposition evucrd now to give some.
thing experimenting more nearly 10 the NaI-
ne of the lands.
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look more business like too 70 see The papers filed
with Advertisements; aud besides, it would be a
means for the better establishment of Newspapers,
as the Advertisements are the " bone and sinew"
OF such publications. hope the City Merchants
will hereafter give the country people an opporlu-
NIFTY Of seeing advertised the article they want,
without udglng up aud down street TO look for II.
A FARMER OF WAKE.
We knew not vi o the author is Of the above
sensible Communication but our word for it, he is
a downright clever fellow, and deserves years
graiuitous subscription from each Of the City Pa
pcrs. l-EDs. RIO.