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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

STA les.
TN pursuance OF the provisions of T,esiy between
Il the United States and the Chickasaw Indians
made and concluded Pontoioc Creek on the ,u M
uetb DAY of October 1882 and OF the supplement "
and explanatory articles thereto, made and concluded
on the twenty second day of the came mon h and.
also, of the Treaty between the United States and
the Chickasaw Indians made and concluded at the
city of Washington, on the twenty fourth day Of
May, Id
l. JoHs Tyler. President of the United STATES do
hereby declare and make known that a public sale for
the disposal Of such Of the lands coded To the United
States by the said Indians hereinafter descr
shall be held at the Land Office at PONTOTOC, in
Mississippi, ON The second Monday in May next.
East Of the Chickasap meridian
Towns ip fourteen and fractional township fifteen,
of range one, east
Section thry-iodr, in township one, of range two,
east.
8 o'ion SIX, in t,wnship ri1, of range two, east.
Fractional towDshp sixteen, Of range tso, essi,
except the north fractions of sections one two three
and four, and fractional sections five and siy.
Fractional township sevent en-, of rsnge two, east.
three, east.
Section eighteen, in township SEVEN Of range four,
east.
Eas' half of section twenlytwo, in township ten, of
range four, east.
Section five, in township eight, of range five,
east.
Section thirty three, in tow nrbp eleven, Of range
six east.
Sections TWEEN three and twenty six, in township
four, of range seven, east.
Section thrty-six, in township seven, Of range
seven, east.
Section twen,y-,bree in township ten, of range
ven, east.
Sections Eve, six and seven, in township eleven OF
range sew, n, east
South half of section nine, in township thirteen, OF
range seven east.
Section twenty-five, in township fifteen, Of range
seven, cast.
East half Of section nineteen, and section. twenty
twenty eight, twenty. nine, thirty three, tbir,yGye
and ihity''is, in township eleven, Of iange eight
east.
Sections three and oniy four, in township three,
Of range ten, east,
Hest Of the Chickasap meridian.
West half Of section five, in township three, OF
range one, wet.
West half Of section thirty two, in township tive
Of range three, west.
Section ,hir'y-two in township three, Orange four
west.
North half Of section one north fraction of section
twenty five, and section thiry-iour in township sir
ofrsnge four, west.
scc'icn fourteen in ,o~nsiip eight, Of range four
vest
Sect ms twenty A-e and ihir'y-.'r, in township
four, OF rssge five, west.
Section nine, in township seven, OF range five
IwsS.
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| A n ESSAY ON STATE RIGHTS, by Estw ick
IA Evans Of the North, and for sale at the Commi.
siou store OF MIR. William Marshall on Poaasy ania
avenue, between 9th aud 10th streets Price twenty
i've ceut-. Ea.r
The author, also will be happy 10 receive orders
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men abroad by letter, free OF postage, and enclosing
payment.
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toguishcd members Of the House and Senate, toge-
Their with citizens. The work will be transmitted
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at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot in the
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The proposals TO be addressed to the undersigned,
Superintendent Of Electro Magnetic Telegra phs at
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nUER on MARINE INsURANcE-BLY.

nUER ON MARINE kSURA NCE-BLY.
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IA Enquire al this office.
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HAYS LINIMENT.

Those only who know by trial or immediate obser
vatiop form any idea Of the effects of the perfect
relief of the almost charmlke cures effected in ca
ses Of the PILES, RHEUMATISM, all SWELL
lNGS, and all EXTERNAL PAINS no matter how
severe, by the use Of Hays Lnment Find one uho
has used II that will not 4ud ii above all things ever
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West If Chiokasam Meridian.


Section sixteen, in ~nship- four sir, seven. eight
nine, ten eleven twelve, and thirteen, Of range one
west.
Section sixteen in townships sir, seven eight nine
ten and eleven, Orange two, west.
Section sixteen, in townships scven, eight, nine
ten and eleven, Of range three, west.
Section sixteen, in township tso, north half sec
ton sixteen in township SIX, and section sixteen in
townships eight and nine OF range four vert
East half section sixteen in township two section
sixteen in townships five and seven, and east half
section sixteen, in wnsbip nine, Of range FIVE,
west.
Section sixteen, in townships three, -four, five, and
Section sixteen, in townships four and eight OF
range seven, west.
East half section sixteen In township two and north
half section sixteen, in township eight, OF range
eight, west,
Section sixteen, in tow pshps and FIVE, Of range
nine, west.
Wsa Of Hu~tsrut, in .9iabsma
Section sixteen, in townships four, five, sir, and
seven, of range thirteen, west.
Section sixteen, in townships two, three, FIVE SIR,
seven, eight, and nine, Of range fourteen, west.
Section sixteen, In townships three, FIVE cir, sew
en- eight nine and ten, Of range fifteen, west.
The lands selected ms reservations under the pro
visions OF the said es'ies TO be rcuded rom the
sale which ~ to ntnue open for two weeks, and
no longer.
The lands will be offered 10 quarter sections, and
fractional quarter sections where such ex"t
Given under my hand a the City Of Washington
this twentieth day of January, Ammo pom'ni one
thousand eight hundred and forty-foor.
'''''''' - JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
THo, III. BLAME,
Commi.sionsr Of hs. General Office 80
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fturbide, Augustine de

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KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.

This remedy for worms i. one Of the most
extraordinary ever ed II efTectually erndicstes
worms Of all sorts from children aud adults.
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REV. DR. BARTHoLOMEw's

An agreeable Cordial and effective remedy for
COUGHS HOARSENESS, COLDS, PAIN IN
THE BREAST, INFLUENZA, HARD
BREATHING, and DIFFICULT EXPECTORA.
TON.
For adults and children, in coli climates and
warm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-12
LETTER FROM GEN WADDY THOMP-
son. JG s.,,s +.
E,om Me DnarilLr RfnorLel

Prom Ble Dmrto reporter. %
We lay before oar ra,ler4 the I'll wing letter ffrni
Gen. Nad1y Thompson, whjn we hipHd to have had
with us on the 2y,h
GREtsviLtf August 10, 1914.
Gentlemcn--i hasethIs .aornen received your verS
kind letter Of the 9th lsani iyitlng Ia meet
ing of the w hi1s nj Pitsy vauia Uour House, the
!9lh ct this month Nhc5 firs opened your letter
determined at once 10 visit Won. hut upon reading II a
gain, and nocng more particularly The day appointed
Tor the meeting, ipd Thai ! have engagement on
that day patton ii my I'D constituents Al
public dinner which they have ofTarej me. =
assure you that Is IN IDLE commonplace, that
cay you that sincerely regret that 1t win ne upos
slble for me be w,h you. On simar occasion Of
my hielaYe enOyed more heartfelt pleasure made
more valuable than that Of visit "a
DanyilIe mi 1919, 40 winch Won kindly sllule and
have always aud still do cherish the ipe Of oncd
more taking by The hand my many valued friends in
your noghburho1d Ay regret Tor ms pryation wuuid
be the greater if could believe that there's any
doubt of the of Virginia the approschng Pfesis
DENTAL electup thai would be in my power any
the slightest degree to influence that result III has bcen
long my misfortune stand in small and hopeless MT
norlty in my State. and nothing is natural
than that should cast niy eyes i0r support TO the time
honored commonwealth from which ! derived all my
blood Iu be n Wing is regarded by many in South
Carolina little better than being Traitor 10 the
South. The only answer which desire 10 make to
such charge be able add s'the great old c01s
monwealh the stable and Innova ,ie old Nofh Sate
and gallant Georla- such am sure will be the fcauRs
Ii canno, be that Virginia will abandon her tseut
son, whose fame would alone be sufficient To mike ~
name ustrous, and which adds ID her ahsys4S
the treat mother d statesenr and patrioss Although
there are some points Of difference het wee Nr. CAT
and my sef do not hesitate t,expreSs the ophioH AZ
his election 10 the Presidency ihis tune will s. siAS
greatest blessing which could beiall the cssfv "a
do think that il is exIavagant to believe that = M
nscru,abIe wisdom Of that Provldence which ns o 81
Ten guided and directed his serycesia thut iirh
iion have withheld tom Mis- e0uuyf tte
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N-rnTIT.
NOTICE,
IN PURSUANCE OF decree Of The county cnur

In PURSUANCE Of a decree Of The county cnur,
of Anhrrsf. proa1naced at the Nav Term ol i ii,
in the saii Of Cbri,tan Sc against Christian. the I'M
dersaned Commissioner io THAI purpose appointed, Will
proceed 10 sell, on THURSDAY. the l2th Of Srptem-
Der next II far, If not, the first lar day thereafter, al The
residence of Wesley l.. Christian, in The county OF Am
hersl. 10 the highest bidder lof ready money. the fol
lowing sIASs.S mentioned in said decree, IL wit
Two Negro Women, Dolly and Rho1a-- the boy Ro-
bert, and the child D9lly
JAMES +. SAITERWHlrE. Conr.
n. B--'ihe sale will take place at II O'Clock, NJ
precisely.
August % lbs
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TaIsss;s GDysBDS's
FF;.Fs, ZEE aE,,Egg.S.EFs


fEfllE next session d this Institution VIII reopen on
y MONDAY the 2nd Of September, in the basement slo
~ Of the BAPTIST Church
Encouraged By HE b raj patronage they have already
received HEY pledge themselves every eXeflon
10 render II worthy of public confidence.
Terms per session n fire mouths, payable IN airancc
Isl class, Tor BegihDers-AI phabecal Lessons, spei-
ling and Multiplication Table, 5000
Pad class--Spelling Reading. Writing. Elements Of
Arithmetic, Of Geography and History, $1,000
3fd class 0rhogaphy, Reading, Wiring, Gram
mer. Geography with tie of Maps and Globes, Ills
tory, Arithmetic aud Composition. Si2.pO
1th cass--AlI the higher English branches usually
taught in the best schools, together with French, 800
Latin, an extra charge.
Music the Piano, three lessons per week, S25,OO
Use of the instrument for practising 5,0O
/ DRAWING and Painting 1000
Oriental limiting, 500
Wax Mark 1000
/ Embroidery and Norsled Work, 600
| They prepared TO accommodate number OF
Young Indies With board; every attention shall be paid as
well the personal comfort and health TO the mental
and moral improvement OF those entrusted 10 their care.
Terms for board ten dollars per month. Laundress,
one dollar per month
Patrons respectfully and earnestly solicited 10 see
that the pupils school aud join their classes ut the
commencement of the term.
No deduction re made Tor absence from school, ex
cepi in cases Of pfutracted illness.
Auu rs IS
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ny TOAEN, TOn:vAErs sY.ITMA.M
commissioners >0se or Negroes.

y virtue ot decree oi the Circuit Superior Court
- OF aw and Chanccry ii Bedford county. prunnunc
ed On the 9Th day of july 1911 in the case of "Ell
rs 'aiitey aud Others the undersigned Cummis
sinner will proceed on the Odd lay of Sen,ember 1911
(oelng court day) al Bedford house, to sell 10 the
highest bidder, upon credit ol six months. FOUR
LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO SLAVES. CONSISTING ol
three boys and glr.-purehasers VIII bo required 10
give bond with good security The tile +, these slaves
Is believed to be nuqnesIonabe brt acting as comnls
sloner will only convey them by special warranty
&. \. NlNGFIELD. Com'r.
SepL9 f33S
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rs;.IsgsE,s NOTICE.

fENIlE creditors Of s IL DAVIS, I.sq hereby no.
u Hhed aud required, 10 report their clans upon the
Trust flnd, accompanied by the evidence Of deb L, Nj
Oh W. Christian. at my office in Iyrchbafg, On OF
bciIre the first day Of August next.
The deed oi Trust provides generally for all MI Dl
viss debts aud labllnies-only Excluding 81 IA as may
tal to report 10 the Trustees, alter public notice.
dividend viii be declared aud paid on The l0ih day d
August next. ,. GARLAND, Trustee.
July TIA
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REFERENCES.

j. An,hony, Casii. u Bank ol Va al Buchanan; Col.
John Shirley. las River Bot. 10; II NJ R,Wyel. Dot
GO; Nm. NJ Radri, do; Geo. T. 'tnyloc. d.; Capt
lakeland Nat. Bridges r. ID Montague, Christians
burg Mont. Peck \ Wall. Bae,spurs. do.;G II Peck,
Monroe co, Il 4 Griffin }aab, Faothn CO.; = G.
lluu 4 CO., iiedierd co. Pleasant Preston do. Nm
Gl,h, Gross ads do luhu Nlauar. Bedford 60; p1el
y Johns. H. Salem. Roanoke ea, +. II. ~ \. l. ilu1,
do do. Ped, {, Mleon. By ldel. do Gem H. NAaus
Roanoke Chas. Oliver d., too. L. J. Whla, ddf
". u. Peylou, do.i Col. Gbapuo, do; smsuc
sioner. do; William H0sh do. COL l.. & ] McG Lana.
han do Madison pizat. do.
Lynchhnrg Ang II In
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EsISSalE.lEENA.

vENif firm OF Thomas o. Acrer \ Co. was diss lived
i by mutual consent ON the Isl al Nav last All
persns. who indebted the concern are requested In
make payment to Thomas q. Arree as snaa as p ssihe
And those To whom ,hc concern are Indebted can pr,
sent their caims 10 him ior settlement
THOMAS O. AGREE,
WILLIAM b. MuRREiL.
Aug % e.
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Cssys.sasaIONEfs,s SALE.

EDY virtue Ola decee rendered at the last May term
ed OF the clrcut superior court of law and ehanceiv
for the county of Campbell in The suit OF Early and 9TH
ers against Adams the undersigned, commissioner there
in appointed will proceed Friday, the 9Th day Of
September next, in front OF the Store Horse occnPed by
Moan s. Iardy, in the town OF LeesviIle 70 sell, by
way of public Auction, for cash. the undivided interest
Of Christopher l.. Adams, being one ihrteenih part
thereof in about FOu RTEEN SLAVES aud their in
crease and a TRACT OF LAND, lying on Stanton
River. in the county Of Psylyania adjoining the lands
Of Stephen Smith and others, and containing 800 Heres,
about so of which is River bltnn. The sale will be
made subject 10 the tile of Als. Patsey Adams. who
is in possession Of property and entitled thereto do
ring her life.
+, CHAS. Ii. LYNCH. Com'f.
NeB.-rhe above sale will take place on Friday, the
9Th day Of September next.
CHARLES II. LYNCH, Conf.
Arg 70 ~. = 1fs
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9. FEE.
MowLnnd,s pat.rt ccacc Candcn,ers
SEQ EN- SsEp.

500 81 INV \ Ia ~.
ANYWAY irolo nay farm, "St, Moor in The
L cnaniy Of Amherst, "a The 23d OF August i II
my man
~ g Is {, S
will paya reward Of ! 80 ii he is taken out Of the
State and delivered 10 me, lodged jail 50 that get
him aganl Wl pay reward o $50 II he Is laktn out
OF The county OF Amherst and in the State Of Virginia
and 40 ii he is taken in the comfy Of Amherst.
II0GES
IS mnlattn between - and :, years odd about six feet
hjeh, very likely aud ahlc holnd. HIS mouth is very
Ilr1' AM filled with excellent teeth, which show very
much whom he l40ghs. His hands vary large and
r,uah. lle1Sually varr whskers rather closely tim
med. cNtcn3n. om ear ear. and very husly head
han Fors'yrfl year, in succession he attended me.
IN NY iafaie9 rom Richmond to The White Sulphur
Springs. aad Is therefore we'll acquainted with and on
the Ahvle foa.e bel ween the Two places.
PHILIP ST. GEO. AMBI Err,
near Amherst Court House.
81. Moar. SPIT. . 4w
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Bedford Ecr.sale Seminary

T1NHlS INSTITUTION Will re open on Tuesday.
L the LIST of October under The charge Of MIS- f.
w. I.omax. Of Washington city. with competent assist
ants Terms. for a session Of FIVE nottis:
Tniiion in English, Isl class. SEQ co
80 -'' 2nd eess, Is 90
:" s. French. co
Music Piano, So, Harp, So, Guitar, SIS
:. Board SO 90
Each young lady furnishing her bedJmg OF an equ-
yaient of S.
PAYABLE one hall in advance.
From the high reputation and references # Tie prin-
cu,l this institution is confidently recommended 10 the
public by The TRUSTEES
Sepl.0 Is
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pOSTPONEAlENT.

~ q P0STPONEMENT
The above sale is further postponed to Friday the
20th September next, ,sirtt the safe Will positively
take place, ii the day should befar if no, II Ill CERTAIN
lytake place on the neAt fair day following.
'slis 's7uespc ~ NJ SNEAD,
s0slss Ex'or. Of William Thurman, dee d.
Sep. 9. gN Rs zoos =
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EsgQcf' Esi5oFPS.
GEfkGgE.Ess .s.gss',$.

EbFRSONS in want of CIR CUI.4R S.4IfS can
b. ilrnlshrd al short notice. with a Warranled ari
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