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, 1841-10-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, the under
L ' signed has obtained from the Clerk of the
County Court Of Pike county. letters of
Administrator upon the Estate of W. ID.
Blggs, deceased. dated September 4th ,84i.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payments, and
all persons having claims against said estate,
are requested TO exhibit them properly au.
then,icated within one year from the date OF
said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit Of said estate, and if such
claims are not presented within three years,
they will be fore yer barred.
w. C. DOWNING.)
VIM. READING, Adm'rs.
Sept. II, l84l.-St.
, 1841-10-02

From The Missouri Farmer.
HI DAIRY.
CARE OF Mich cows.


The following are the ideas Of an Eng.
glish writer. Let them pass for what they
are worth:
1t is p~re-supposed that a dry and comfort
able courthouse has been provided, containing
a stall or two, and a calf pen, and it is re-
commended to conine to two stumps OF
wood fixed in the ground, the hinder legs OF
a COW whilst milking; as even j quiet cow
will sometimes upset your well filled pail.
PLENTY OF Foop.
Provision of food must be looked on as
the prime concern OF the dairy. No more
cows should be kept than can be generously
fed; one cow well supplied with good and
nutritious food will give more and better
milk than three or four Of the SAINT quality
that are stinted in their allowance. Pure
water is essential, untainted by the foot, or
even breath if possible. Food should be am
pie, for such 4 daily draught as milking
upon the animal juices cannot be answered,
but by aid of the most ample supply, even
safety, of nutritious and succulent victuals;
not that, as some think, keep regulates and
equalizes milking, be the breed whatever it
may, since in some breeds the keep turns to
milk, in others to beef; but because the
truest and largest mixer will very snun lose
that precious faculty without proportionatc.
that is to say, high feeding. Keep short and
meanly, and your milk and butter produce
will be in exact proportion, and the cow,
when dry emaciated and of little worth
A farmer kept Is cows on a common, and
was often obliged to buy. butte for his family.
The common was inclosed, and he supplied
his family with milk and butter, from four
COWS, well kept.
DIFFICULTIES, AND OTHER HINTS.
Greet mixers seldom carry any flesh up
their bones, and are perhaps as seldom
made fat, but they pay as they 90. and new.
er retire in our debt. The expense in COW.
keeping, for food is considerable, especially
if it must be bought, and SO if the produce
be inconsiderabie, it may be a losing con-
siderable, it may be a losing concern. You
may be feeding a sparing mixer into flesh,
and if you stint her or allow only ordinary
food, you get neither flesh or milk.
Maturs in this line should procure the
mixers, and l had almost said, give
them gold, could they eat it. In this case it
may be depended on, milk is always Of more
cdtue man 0eSt coD JOOu, anu d COW whose
natural tendency is to breed milk will con-
vert all nourishment, however dry and sub !,
'taHtial into that fluid; in fact, will require
such solid kind of nourishment to support
Ter strength and stimulate her to support her {
o procreation, in which otherwise, great |
are very apt to be deficient, and fire. d
miss their time. But should grain a
,e allowed, oats are the most proper; thew v
hould be ground or bruised, and moistened O
With water as the COW would otherwise swal- y
DIV the oats whole, which would not only If
all of nourishing, but might produce obstrue-
ion and disease. Fine bran and meal, mois. v
ened or mashed, is nourishing. The mich :
ow should always have exercise, especial f
with extraordinary and substantial fee o
ing. To have milk, cream and butter the e
ear round. slways ccntrive to get a fresh q
, 1841-10-02
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
A LII PERSONS interested. are hereby notified
IA that I shall at the next November term Of the
Pix county court, make q anal settlement Of my
administration of the Estate Of David Tombs,
deceased,
SOPHIA TOMBs, Adm.
Sept. Is, ls4l.-4t.
, 1841-10-02

IINhe above named petitioners having by their At
Il torney on the 18th day Of May A. D, Is4l,
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of the County and State aforesaid, their petition.
praying for the partition Of she following described
real estate Of Samuel Baird, late OF said county de-
ceased. Ito wit.) The North West fourth Of section
No IL Township No 81. Range two West, ~conisiu-
ing one hundred and sixty acres, also the west half
of the north east quarter objection No. IL Township
No 81. Rang. two west containing IS acres, and
also the North East quarter Of the North East quar-
ter Of section No. II, in Township No. 81, Range
two west, containing forty acres, all in the county
aforesaid And it appearing on affidavit fled with
said petition, that John Baird, and Samuel B.i,d jr.
two Of the above named defendants are not residents
IF this state. II is Therefore ordered that said nom
resident defendants be notified that said petitioners
have filed their petition as sforesaid BY a publication
of n copy of this order, in some newspaper published
nearest to this county, once a week for eight weeks
succes.ively before the next term OF said Circuit
Court which will be begun aud held at the Court House
in the town of Troy in said county on the third Mon
day in July next.
~ Given under my hand and seal Of ONCE
seal. in vacation of said count, hi. 18th day Of
~ July. A. d. ls4l.
FRANCIS PARKER, Clert
OF Lincoln Circuit Court Mo.
July 22-et.
, 1841-10-02
STATE c1s. OF :. Missouri Lissoi1a IS.
In the Circuit Court for july Term, A. D. lS4l.
May 22nd-tf.

In the Circuit Court for July TIE
John Baird, William Baird, David
Baird, Gabriel Reed and Mary his
wife, late Mary Baird, end Nc
Kinly Hays mud Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Baird Petitioners.
John Baird, Samuel Baird Jf.
and Sarah, William, Samuel, John
Francis, Absolen, and James Hays
children Of Elizabeth Hays, late
Elizabeth Baird deceased. De.
, 1841-10-02

mixer in the winter; with an ample store Of
provisions.
, 1841-10-02

Columbia, August 90, l84I.
y. B. Will each Political and Literary
paper in the State friendly TO the cause of
Education and the State University, give the
above one or two insertions in their pa
pers. ag3O
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F'om he y. Y Commerciai AdtcrtiScr Sept. 81.
ROBBERY OF TIE HEEkIMER COUNTY
BANK

We hfr IN add anolhef to The catalogue uf bank
robh'rc,, which are adding to The disgrace oil the
eonnty, aud shaking tie conf tcnee of the cummun-
y ~ the miegtt', oi mankind IN general Ca Satur-
day c,oelne, At al 'ut 3 O'Clock, NJ. Anson G.
Blown, young man agrd2i. bopk-kcrpcr Of the
tlrrkimer County Bunk, at the VILLAGE OF l.nlie
Falls, went 10 the cashier of the bank Tor the guard
lotk ot the Bank, 10 enable hm ipeash u couple OF
checks lor merchants oil the village, who wanted the
funds htiare tho bank would oren On Monday. titus
mo,uIag) Having attended to this basncss, the
clerk returned the kty lac CASHIER and all appca.
ed To be right.
Yesterday morning h wcvcr, a brother of Mr..
Btuwn missing the h,tltt, and DIS ovctinc that he
- uSt have thaug'd his clothes in the night, on
>earchiug The paut,ionus which he had thiowu off,
Inund mote addressed 10 himself, IN which hls ND
fupl departure announced. Ii also obtained an or
der upon the cashier t7r The balance due upon hls
salary Young Brown FASTENED TO the cashier.
who's" suspicious we're immediately awakened. aud
repairing 10 the bahk,u was discovered that the and
ioch had been Irit unlocked when the key was re.
TUNED 10 h m The preceding evening. As the innt
Keys Of the bank were placed IN a private drawer.
access 10 every iart of u perfectly easy; aud il
was soon discovered that lhe bank had been robbed
10 the amount OF m..re han SEVENTY THOU.
SAND DOLLARS! TIE amount taken vas ans
made up-blsol the bank 81 900 dollars; % Id
200 dulats; bhls OF the Ontario Bank NJ Uuca,
1000 dollars, aud the residue bills ui ot he, banks
age IN The n'gh nam. Ior Albany. ac, ompan,ed by
IN" 'uihsymen ptinlets, engaged IN the office OF
The M"ha"h Coutn t.-AN tn, 81 discoveries were
made bt lore the ARRIVAL al the . O'Clock uain OF
Gus yrseiday motutug from Uuta. Several gen.
tle'"cn look III 1t uain tor ABauy IN rntsun, The
traces oi The lugusts were discovered in Albany
where the. arrived wy eaIly Yesterday morning
IN ile expectation If lakIn. lhr mptnirp boat Tor
tins cry. But thete beng 10 morning line from
A'hany on Sn'dh,, hey wete oeti IN tn " design,
lte1f ~ ki move wasto chaIttr extra Coach Tor
iluds ~ ior The putp Sc, ptobably, OF IVA Ing hem
serves OF CHARGE strHmer. or sotfug lhcr faces
t"ards Boston hy the hudson aud tkb,Icr raj
foad' ahd iiehcf I" Springfield an Boston. The
pnrsuefs divided Al AIbany, yestrrda, afternoon,
sone If them sinking rspies, 10 s ocGbtdre. and
The others nh 'LIng III the : uth America st,am !
Tor tbs o'i,. In i'' course OF night steamer
lioin tIud,oD was ovrttakeu, boatdei aud searched
o"' ne '"hbo"'s we've not % board HE pf"habIll,.
tf lure L. that the. have gone tic olaeg route to
Boston.
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,brstc, Detnotfat, 10 working q burr BLOCK al me
gp,, Mil Stone Factory ihs ci,. two honey bees
ue,e found IN clvny opened by break ng oil plece
al The stone. They were tDrpic, but soon sbnweo
zIens of lie and n-~ away. As they were enclosed
IN a PERFECTLY ar Igi pin Of the stone. they mus
have come irom France; but low OF when lie,
,,e,r tius enclosed. leave for The solution oil na-
,urall.t. As 10 the flcf. lhefe can be no doubt.
The ,shyille u non slafesthst serf US accident
occnttcd Al tie residence of Spencer Bulord, Esq.
IN W illians II county. Some negroes we've sent
INTO the celar 10 Stop leak in ah,nel OF brandy,
and 10 searching Tor the fame OF The candle came
IN contact with The spun aud occasoned an explo'
SION wlncii Killed five ii the negroes thee died h
few In,nts and the other fingered about a day
The Il re cunnnncaiad 10 he house, bul was s"oh
eslingu,sb.d by snotberpg 1t with some green to-
blccn leaves on The premises.
DON Is IN Tras- More Wholesale LynchinP. a
mtrk % iva ago. says the Nrcnlioches Herald. we
ti.Un cOnbty, Texas, for murder Of the manner III
which he was IrIrd. how he acquired, aud how
] and oil his trends then selzed the nni,
judge, Meilenfy, aud brought HIM INTO NAtcho.
ches, where he II nj, awaiting ms lr'i IN
der an indictment for carrying off negroes from thai
paiish. II now appears that when Jackson reinrn-
Ell 20 Texas lac was attacked and Killed by fur OF
five lfieuds III Mclicnr and they, in Their tnrp.
have been captured and hung, without any cefemo.
nv BY the iiicnds Of Jackson. Where is tins bio .dJ
tragedy to end
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IA. mouth II the l. ching, "npos,ie this CITY. s'ha
Carriages cross without any difficulty. h"IR'ton
d. nrsri, suspended Tor ste1nlboats. Those Of liglt
Ifaa p1t. hoseset. cannnue 10 fnu 10 Portsmouth
aud Louisville. tnd The Interinedate io"ns and a
larer amount OF dry goods aud ehl freight - DAT,
brought down l., Lei boats 81 wiici,som halt do
zeu are nov Al ,ite laudng. There M, affidna-
swell of ttrce ~ lnrt incbes ycserddy ut Prs
- onfli.bn ~hich vii amount III DoiIiDg. Mcssrs.
Bowen \ ilbberl't " hrellns cnrrespen dent writes
theit VIZ but fifteen inches "atef FRIDAY, and 10
prospect al iain. Rogers * Cartefs Louisville
cafesfnndru sfa4rs thrrr - bai twenty lnch-
cs tic bans betnecD thl place and The mouth oil
thc OHIo.
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TIE VICE PRESIDENCY

NO evil Is without lis attendant benefit IT.
cent course Of the President is y ell calculated t.
"aken the people To he folly. Of which they h..
been heretofore almost uniformly gully, of s-ls.,
ing, as ca didate> Tor Tie second uifice of III. b
public. mn oil Interior capacity, without releren,
10 Their peculiar opinions During The last Canvas.
for example, Mr. Tyler's fines, fpr the Off. :,
President was never crirally examined by ,,b..
pany. !, acontes remarkable for its bu,e,,..-
is well as for lis searching scruliny into the char,
te.s aud opinions e lie rival Candidates 10, II.
Chief Magis'racy, his name aud that # IN, mo
nrnt for tie Wee Presidency were rarely eve, ma.
toned. Much Stress IL is lru', is ldnn no,
the phrase, "fIppecanoe and Tyler too" bui -.
~ one knows that he union oil the Two n,me.
siupe pot,cal conceii. aud that the anho, ~.
Influenced eniifely by al iierarive aud ,by,hmi,.,
fleet. 1t se'y probable, indeed that he knew :.
lutle Of John Tyler as we know Of him-anI ,b,,
Just nothing al at, lnnuh, the Wee Pre.de,,,.,
candida both SIDES, with few excen,;,,
have herrl.f been regarded as mere tails to lit.
They have b en- selected more in reference to hi,
geographical pasi,ion and their supposed local ,aa
than ieir opinions TN, ir Capacity Sca,c.
~ d,eaing 4 The possibility Of ihei, access,o
10 the Pfesnidulla char, they have been gene,,0v
cyphets,s % ir as they are personally Concerned
aud II they have not always escaped amir adve,s,n,
they have rarrl, attracted enough OF pubic arienton
tier paler CHS bel lipsed by the brightness,
oilie larger obs Of " lch they mere satellite.
10 render that aNndd Vcision effective. Il,re.t,.,
II IS 10 be hoped. that This matter will be better o.
dele; and, since We have painfully experienced the
iacI that Presidents, like common men, ''have no ar,
NOR against Fate" thai shah hencelorrh, in III.
selection Of candidates for The SECOND Office have
flererce 10 The possibility al least the occurrence
Il one OF the contingencies which may elevate INN
10 the first HE lesson seems no =. indeed, to be
dearly houeht; but il is a valuable one and may in
lis 'u'ue bench more than compensate Tor present
disappoutm nis.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

- O. BAKER, Surgeon Dentist, formerly Of
~. Richmond, offers his professional services TO
the inhabitants of Lynehbulg and lis vicinity
From the experience which several years practice
in various parts Of the United States has "fiolded
HIN, lie Ices full conhd, in giving satisfaction to
those FOR whota he operales.-Those who reside in
the country, and cannut come to town 10 have ope
rallons on their teeth Performed. can be waited
on, by addressing line to him. DIR. b, can be
found at the Washington Hotel daily. from A.
NJ until 5 =. NJ.
september . IS
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ItDlllAIION.

TIVE WINTER SESSION Of the subscribers
l. SCHOOL will open on Monday, the third
day of October, and continue five months-in IT,.
all the branches OF substantial Education viii be
taught.-Tu,llon fees, as heretofore. in advancr.-
lie viii be assisted by hi. dauehie,s.- Instruction
IN Music and Painting will be gwen ON The orI'nar,
terms
few pup Ican be accommodated with boarding
in his family WM. 5. REID.
Septembs I'm II
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D,s 8srl.a .s.AaIGEscE.

APPoINfHEN : 81 TIE PRESIDENT
MILAN Fowbf. Jg.t,.c + tie Peace ior tie
oun, al \ p, saItfa. he DIS nj 81 Columbia.
SErn ". MI. sa,s aul Inspector OF the
Ruyenae Al ~ q rms.
roAInAsTLRs.
tir4tiHinnF IL. MosIY. Al Louissilie. X .nfue
IL, "a The place 81 Geatte l.. Douglass. r.ste6ed.
E2RA DA4otrr. At Mile g.s,le. Georgia, ,eap.
5rtut'd.
GnrLtrrons ~ Gul Gusr as.
WA NA4sroN a. Full, LauJ,ns. Vueini1.
EnAs II. liuNns .ltappoln,ed At S,u u.h,.
Obln,
Appointments - The Naii."uilr siatcs thai fnAS.
cts J. tiHrNp. In. has bech appoita cd Consul Of
The UHued slat's IT Aerrrd At tie pot al Bremen,
IN GcrnpaH,. tom liz - l. Il Sepienbct.
Mr.. iloDosoN, late Drsgot an al Coustauiinonle.
mas receive the sppsioin,nt Il Consul ot the mt
ed Sia G. m The pattoi Iuul- IA the Biibiiy STATES
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w. II. kE Il " II,

OF NEw Y6hK CITY.
DEGS leave 10 inform the onszets Of lIynchbnre
ID aud vicnily that he has returned from New
York and is NOW PREPARED 10 resume his business.
lie has also brought nth hun select quanny Of
Music, by the most popular composers, aud line
supply Of the best Piano Slrnes,which will be user
ted rom one To a fun set, the most reasonable
ier,s. Pianos tuned as usual, and any repaiis
done that instrument upon the shortest notice. aud
most approved method.
S,utp Der lC tsil
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: He OHIO RIVER.

Fo@ The Cincinnati RrpNbt'oaa 2ld Scpt.
The aver has n'm REACHED point utail, OF quite
az 10" as !" 1893 which u~ eY Than II had been
kt""n 'oi tmtn, y ara. \ ttr sud. nt,,'s Us.
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4 Il VI A /. Il sc III d d l. .

f'HE winter session of the subscribers School
u will commence on Monday The third da. Of
October, aud con niue five months. Grateful fot
past encouragement the subscriber will use con
slant eXertlou for the improvement OF those who
may be entrusted to her care. The plan OF lnslruc
ton q ,braces all the suai branches
TERMS ior beginners ten dollars those more
advanced, twelve Tuition fees III advance.
ID. ID. DAVIS.
Sept. tsT
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CASH .y'OTICE.
* II III LID !<Ek IA .

fIiiE subscribers. ANXIOUS To enc urage tie
4 growth oil SILK, would like to purchase few
hundred Irounds nicely reelcd uone oil or is
ted.
Persons having such FOR sale may find purchaser
by calling GEO. BAGB1 x Co.
July Is tsh
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KIvER VIE w.

This is also inc PInntation, containing about
500 acres sixty-ihree OF winch ate Low Grounds Of
good quality. There are nj cleared LA ID, including
iow grounds. about 5U acres, and larg portion HE
wuud land is ii ST rate tobacco Land Tins Plan
tation also well in Clover. All the Plantations
are well waiered,
The above d, sctibed plantations have been
worked for several years Que Planiatiun, and
now under thai arrangement. Any person wishing a
fac Estate IN a healthy region. viii possibly fluid II
TO his interest 10 examine tins.
Terms Of Sdte.-One fourth of The purchase
money will be required Al the TINE rfsaIe-aud Tor the
residue. credit of /, aud years, equal install
n'c t,) viii be gwen the payments 10 be secured by
deed ol trust on the properly, Possession will be
gven At the end of The present year, with the PRIV
lege OF sowing small grain a, the usual period du
rug the coming tall. Ii. S. LANGHORNE.
u he Richmond Wing and Enquirer will
publish the above advertisement once week for two
mouths, and send their accounts TO this office Tor
collection.
July ID tsf
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~. ~ tosstssinu ~ lie Augustine WINS ~ iht i u
to>I1ih. aud tie suhoned lrrter from attentive cor
rspoadents.
Correspondence y htc Sarannai Ecpnbiican.
fILArhA, SIrr.l7.
GrNr11aIS: A. WI ttrouef. II becomes my
10 slafr MAJ ,topI "'cluek ,esfefda, mniniug
T. urfal li spread over The camp sraa ontd
IA thJs vteinu,. l., lie ea b II Lieu. +. N. Tn.
-. Nth Regimen 81 Df1 -oons, aud ol us
n,ost ttonisiog ynHHr pihcrts
lhr tapaii OF q crime was head from the eo-
std an re 81 nticcr eatls N the morning
and bt ine md yduls " Ia iHmeataely ,epaIrrd 10
tbr spot LIEU. layer was discovered 10 the last
aeuu,,s Il fealb llenas seated IN - ,hair, and
apparently Id SHIT hnnS II bN placing tic muzhe ol
a. piree IL hi, h,,l. aud spitneng The weapon b,
bnug ~ Il = utgtrt II, fnAtact With his toe.
l.rc0r ! hFy'r Vas tmcty of Nassachusetls.
bnl IA Is registered Is an sprointnenl hon On.
No canse tn b. gwen II Tue sudden alienation oI
trsson. under H., ny nous hnencr II winch he
was prom. TED 10 co INT this ,ci ol sell nmolalion
lat flomnA Sept. L. lsaI.
GtSTLfMEN; he nsms iton Tampa IL II
md cotalttxIu". 4oed iorIioa Of The baud ii
HosWAkl rs come Ia, ~ accordance with the
~ III "hah II at "a,llof sc"t Ia hen, namely, thai
II ihrt iii NJ tuuc IN soon, bag aud baggage. he
"nuId cftiuby hr shs pended ifou all future com
maud osct rhrn, by az application To hls neck oi u
cope tahef; l. g. lhu hls STATE I'll suspense would
speedily be cttnerd lar = -late OF Suspension. On
10 uble' mean tie pm. These words OF the war.
ruI IA Il the d. II Ell Ct. and II spitakI m, vet
I've To- hcah his band IA II any saoguiieous onflc,
"es, Il lie Als.ls-iipt.
The ue@s ~ trgnh 10 he success OF Wild Cat
lf"acnothe as dHaoinailst Is nol 80 ,hee4inp.
! d" th'ti rs - ntned - ' amla Rom hIs ssion
h tie cnnpot 1igcr TAl. saying lhM Tiger Tai
tti1s's ai pcs It u tsnp. II, will CONSIDERS up.
Oh tbr mti1c, bur "td nnui his brother arrives
iton' A'ha'sas. II : biothc, has been sem lr by
Spftrs aud II Is hoped, when he arrives, thai his
iaie 81 tie n"m Scd l1ni vii mdnee Tiger Tan 10
~. 'fc I"r'tun 81 Il III Iru Of his pf scul hunt
Ing ttsuHd,
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This Estate is situated immediately opposite the
lower end oi the town oil Lynchburg, aud not II one
han IN lie distant II contains IA lttle more tan
500 acres: $50 OF which are cleared 60 acres 81
fine bottom land all the Gle ,red land well ~
clover, except about 80 acres, aud IN high STATE OF
,IIn 1rI1Ia Cd
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
WHITE COTT.1GE.

1--WE subscriber wishes 10 sell HI, Real Estate
l. in the county Of Amherst. 1t consists of Three
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NAhhNN vi, SIfTEMBER -.
by the arrival yesterday Of the United States
steamer t'ta. Ig.er, Gapt. PIcK. we have the
ch'c'lng Intelligence al he coming IN Of sky lnd-
an, aud the pl"srcc two hundred more the, hay
mg p,omised 10 meet ID. Wonru Al pra,c [ fe,k
N the - llst Vlr,e Indians ueiong Ia Ilospna-
~ hand, aud ncludc lhe whole 81 that lndumlable
Chrcl's people
The pm pct Of closing tina long and in etmina-
he Wat IN. iu'n "Nct LAY under tho auspices ui
tie Eam NoRrH. Tho blow WIS lon! since
duck by co. IAENfY. VIII ch soon " III give peace
Ia otida, ID w. confidently believe III II wh tie
90 "mentemenl Of rhr ne~ year the lons drsncd re-
suit wll BE- accomplished,
ColnsPoa tsHce of nc SdrIanai x ptjHcda
East FLouln,, Sep. - 1911
Gu SrLthPN; Col. WoRrn To Commander oi
/ ioiitd III, a am been n,cesslnl. a portion OF
lloswlakl's re'jle, numbering SIXTY, according to
t"rul,c, uirl Ia at poura Kosas aud we're saisiy
hEt" cdfcoE 7 he bal3ncc fthe tibc, mastering
somo ilr5 bnHdrcd and trcnh, Ia 10 meet h,n, to.
dty on htasc t,ccN. No doubt but they " come
III, and II ,qra.N eeratn they ,rH tmieraie
Is the talcnrl m1kcsl pant OF honor, not To dis
APP ONT these in'crual raseals IN thai particular.
FLORIDA, Sep. %, 1911.
The news hon ranpe h " continues to be cheer
ing, ARD has pn as N qnne good spnus. Sky OF
ilospu taga muttns have come IN aud su,rrn-
deicd al Punta RnSa> the rrinaiuder about $50 are
10 be IN Tins day Al rca,e Greek. Nollnnr vet from
The Dkcchobee scout
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
HO4IINs:,S GREER.

THIS estate is regarded by lie bes luages Of Prop
CIV to be interior 10 none n James Rvet. 1t con
lains $50 acres, | "a OF winch are Low Grounds at
400 high Land, all the latter ia woods, except
bout so acres most of the unclear,d land is fin
Tobac CO iaud.
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Il, tie stft,sl Yesterday 81 The United States
Steamer BsapfafL captain Peek. f1om FInrda. Ne
~. ~ poses,inu 1T he Augustine Nous al the J. b
iosllih. and tie suh0lned irter tfum attentive
rtspoHdrnts.