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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
New Orleans, sep,emb 90, lsi5-c5,

TN CHANCERY.-v,RsisrA:-A Rules held !" i l
Clerks Office Of The Crcuit Superior Ccurl OF La"
AMI Chancery for powhatau comfy, from The 7th 10 h
.al day Of July, in the var 1915:
William T. Swami, Mary +. Swami, John Swami
IT,, Edward {. Swarm, jr Thomas J. Swsnn Richar'
4. Swami and Angelina Swami, riaih'iiis:
against
Bennett ~. Baghy, administrator de bonis non, VII
the will annexed of William Sizer deceased, Nillisl
I. Baliew, George L. Eary, Peter J. Archer, admin
traitor of Richard A. Swami. deceased, who was e1ea
tor of Samuel Swami, deceased, Iannihal Harris, l.
ministralor uf Francis = sampson, decd who was az
Of the Executors Of William Sizer, deceased George.
Duguid and Jane X. lis wife, and Meliora q. swami
Defendant
The defendants, William l.. Balew, George I. II
lew and George Z. Duigud sni Jane X. his wifeno,
having entered teir appearance and given secnrityac-
cordng To the act &c Assembly and the rules oil his
Court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence hat
thew are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, OF the
motion of iir plaintiffs, by their counsel, II / rrdrrd,
that the said defendants, William l. and G'orr T.
Ral,tw ma George l.. ,iuguid ard WIFE, do arpe; he
fore the Judge nf Crcut Superior Court OF Law and
Chancrry for Pow hatan county, ~ the Court ho'c 0f
said county un the first day Of November term mex aad
answer ihe bill of The plaintiffs and that copy This
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pulisl
ed In the city Of Richmond, aud continued f. two
months successfully, and that another copy he poled al
the front door Of the Cuurthouse OF this county,.
ACopy-Teste,
IN o1-w.ms K. +. GRAVES, G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

Hsnrieo Agricultural ami Horticultural a'e'e'y.
3-'z- The Executive Committee Will meet at
The Capitol on SATURDAY nexl, The 4'h oi October,
10 select place and lime for the next Exhibition
OF The Society.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

..,r subscriber again offers for sale the Farm on
N he resides in the immediate vicinity OF the
,nc,burs For description of IL. reference
'",' .al !, the advertisement heretofore made.
me NH Of the purchase money will be required 10
M mons, and one other MN IN TWO years a'r ,sv
,r;.: viii he given or, IN lieu thereof, the shs-
M.uld he willing to take in exchange other IN
900 'r1rwiw WM. DANIEL, jr
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China Hail.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AM
EARTIIENWARE.

EAKTIIEN w ARE.
I,y,b- ships Montezuma and Adirondack, via New
yo,s and the Virginia at City Point. ffan Liver
M , subscriber has received the larger portion OF his
M s,nplies and by the ship t'arkaway, from Liverpool,
ly sper,sd at ty Paint he will receive the remain
Mr. . Ms stock OF China and Earthenware, direct rom
tn manufactures consisting OF new shapesano paue.hs
M ,nr ,rpular packets from Boston he is in receipt Of
.lrs of Glass f.on the mlnuf ,ctories, and Is PIE
rt 10 Offer very large and desirable assortment OF
: iprrot Goods in his line.
his goods; and prices, as strong induce
. viii 10 offered TO those who buy for cash and 10
ngnciusl customers.
very large assortment of Lamps, Looking Eia'sS'
S'V'' 'Ae - 80 HUGH A. WATT,
An, as No H. West Main street.
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10 the Farmers

OF VIRGINIA AND NORIi CAhOLirh.
WI Offer services TO customers Tor the SAFE o.
w Wheat Flour Corn Oats, Tobacco, &C., free OF
sTy comm,s>i"n, except when required to guarantee
a's. TEe senior partner, who has had sixteen years
.Srence in business, gives his personal attention 10
NJ Department. aud we fattcr ourselves tial We eau
Gia the hest market prices.
Sc Keep constantly hand large and well selected
sto's q Family Groceries, TO which we invite tne az
''aon II the panters as We do not inicnd 10 bc IN
1e'>old ny any house in the city.
We s;.il continue furnish Virginia made AAES al
81 .ach--wheh warrant equal to any made ia this
any other country. We have substituted ano' her
manuflclory In the place Of the for which We for
merry acted as agents, which assure our friends IS
lar hyperion. We have sold some IL or Is dozen, ana
nave had To redeem but one
hRoGusS made 10 our order, cheaper than they can
be had in The city. Cali on us for bargains.
.r1r Refer to the Editors OF this paper.
GRErTER < GRETTER,
Au-, 92--c,s & doors below the Bell Tavern.
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HIGH HILL FOR SALE.

the subscriber will ell The Tract o ihnd in Po":ia-
IN county called llah Hi, situated On The pncE-
incla road. nineteen miles above me CITY ci hth-
moi ana three from the Crystal sulphur Spring, 1"-
,ar,r 2J( acres The most of which Is woodland The
buin.s consist ola comfortable dwelling house, sni.a-
befor a tavern stand or private residence, store
bo,c b,acs smiths shop. with two fur.es wheel
wr,i's SHOP together with thr ordinary oni-housas,
ag good repair On tie phe. ere, also, Two GOOD
Wi, IL wafer, sulphur spring, and an otciisd Of
CHI &c fruit trees.
81 ihr i,vrrn stands between Richmond and Lynch
bu and has always been remarkable for lis healihiul-
MS.
liberal credit will be given Tor the whole or PAT
ol!ir purchase money
For f,rther inlralinn appy at the strrc Of lawes
nm Deursen Ward, ~ Main street, Richmond, or Ia
= '"" " SAMI T. HAYES,
Az - cycy Trustee fnr Sirs Ann H. Drake.
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Otis.

e-~P. c. Osborne, E,q., was on Monday lat
elected President Of !he Farmers Bank OF Viz
gnia, al Petersburg, Virginia, in place Of Wit
liam CLARK, Esq, resigned.
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rARlYlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY

hN Z IIITs1 I Es4NNISC oTsN VA II 7
gsR. LiaEN3D COBURN has taken cllYse &c this
~ stistion, and will open his SC hnol fJr yang ladies'
on The hr. Monday in November next. Mr Columns
testimonials such as 10 aua'1r the TRUSTEES, III give
hr thai the schc0I will hr conducted on such
prrcl?le give satis:atl;on 10 those who may pa
Ironzr In.
IustuGon will be given in all the b anoies usually
Taught irhr hest acaden mics, including Music The p
ano, besirs the French, German and italian languages.
The tern will he such usual IN TIL; part of the
country nd will he particularly published by Mr..
Cnburn Board may he had IN the village IN rrsrrcia
bile iamirs, and at the Seminary at from eirat 10 ten
dullars ~ mnD,. Both boa.l arL tuition usually
maid m ;.yance ~. l.. vENiBLE
VIC. PLDURNOY,
a. VAUGHAN,
.,pt a nv I..,,,;,,oa
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: ---.----- --------------------- =
OVERSEER WANTED

-, Plantation in Pow hatan, first rate Manager
irro as well a. In every other particular, ana
y ,au SLOW satisfactory testimonials OF character
az Apply in person or by letter post paid ac-
aa '. -. /, ,Irr,1n i. o., P"wha'an county. ~
desc" ~, PHILIP ST. GEO. COOKE.
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ASPEN Hill for Sale

THIS Estate is situated in the county tf Caroline, on
L the Matappni River, within three miles of Bowling
Greene il contains between thirteen and fourteen hu-
drrd aeres less than 800 acres of low grounds not
ten Of which subject to be over by the highest
fieshet, inexhaustiLe supply Of Mari perfectly
eesshe, and convenient to the three shifts three
four hundred of xhaustbe pond land all
which perfectly drained; about four hundred acres in
maiden wood the growth white oak, red poplar, hck
oyeach shin can, within three years, be made to ave
rage fifteen hundred barrels Of corn-whea oats, &c,
&C. In proportion. There Is gradual descent from the
h'shand 10 the river. There Is upon the Farm five
hundred acres Of tobacco land not TO he surpassed for
.ht culture OF that crop in Virginia. invite close
Examination OF the land, as shall on the 81 Monday
u September, that being Caroline Court day, offer the
'an. for sale
The dwelling is ahou, 200 yards from the railroad, and
y. barn IL inne ately upon the railroad, and in The
'eh're Of the plantation.
Credit of ten years can be had near three-ourhs
he purchase money. N. E. SUTTON.
nr;s-i would exchange with any gentleman near
~,nn'oad :or a small farm, upon fair terms.
Aug. l5-cids
DISAPPOINTMENT
cn.e yale Of Aspen Hill, advertised for September
Is IN consequence of letters received from gen.
s.s now absent, postponed until October Cont.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03
pO,S0Kc LAM F0n SALE

N Il
WISH 10 sell tie Tract Of Land which | now re-
side lying in the county Of Meckieaurg, Oh Roam
oke River below lias;ns Ferry, eis miles South
East from the Court House. and eghtsr miles bella"
CIarkesve The Tract contains .b0u, a0CO acrea,
4U7 Of which ar. river botrn;n The High land is Of
very superior quality. large portion q II in original
woods, aud heavily tini5crcd The lo~ srounas are
much better than ordinary and lie in avery compact
form. The improvements are large Dwelling House,
newly painted, with all necessary on houses Tue
whole In saod repar-a large new Granny and Stable,
Negro Cabins aud Barns sufficient cire, with case,
crop or tobacco for 80 hands II Gesir,d, would dl-
vide the Tract the Ferry Road runs, Ind sell them
separately II is seldom that Tract OF land 80 desra-
BILE Is offered for sale therefore those Wishing 10 pur-
chase wond do well TO look at it, The toms, nelhlrd
cash. the other ,wc-thrds in and woYears though
making the principal secure, and payin; the interest
punctuully, the purchaser could have nmuoh Hunger
credit will take pleasure in showing Tie land 10 any
one wishing see it. Ii am absent, my Overseer,
Mr. More, will show II.
Msc L. bur Cant OG=csi
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
CAL u


THE subscriber offers for salc about 45n acres Of Land
i on Roanoke river, seven miles South ofhoydton, IN
the county Of M1cklenburg, Va IL Denc uisinouuvs
About $50 acres OF this tract fret rate river bottom
The upland OF fair qualify well adapted TO the staples
of The country The owner of this tract Robert r So
merve, will be twenty years old on the 5ih day OF
December next at winch time perfect title can be ci.
fected The undersigned has no means oil ascetan'he
the amour, The tract the proportion OF upsna
and low grounds The tact is known in the neighbor,
hood and any one wishing to purchase can procure an
necessary informaon Neg.oes will be taken at their
market value in exchange for the land Proposals. ad
dressed TO the undersigned. at Beaver Dam Forks, up
ton county Tennessee will receive due attention IL
is hoped that wishing purchase viii not be back
ward in proposing their TERMS as the distance at which
makes II very desirable that arrangements for the safe
shall be matu.ed before they visit Virginia The owner
has entered into agreement that me negotiations iof
the sale of his tract shall he conductea ~ me
THOMAS T.. SOMERVELL.
Beaver Dam Forks Upton, Tenn, Aug. %, l5l5.
n II, The above meets with my entire appreciation
SEN, l6-cstS X. r. SUMERFEi-L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

IN CHANCERY -viRcts,A:-Ata Court of Quarter
ly session. continued and held in lnu;Sa county, ut
the Courthouse thereof, Tuesday, the 2th day OF
August, 1915:
Alexander Vest in his own right and guardian Of
George " and Nathaniel NJ. McGrhee infant children
of Elizabeth McGclee, deceased Plaintiff:
against
Sara. Wood. John H. Wood james Wood, William
j. Wood Thomas Wond, Charles w. Wood, David
Wood, Drury Wood, John ID. Peknsand Anne his wife,
James Bihb and Sarah ms wife, George aicGetee. Geo.
" MrGehee, and Nathaniel NJ. McG-hee; also, John u.
Wool, David Wood and Drury Wood, Executn;s of Will
liam Wood, deceased, and David Wuod and crcwry
Wood as Trustees for the said Anne Perkins and her
rhildron Defendants
This day came the plaintiff, by his attorney, and filed
his BILL and the de endanis, James Wood, william j.
Wood Thomas Wood, Charles w. Wood, John D. Per.
kins and Anne his wife, and James Bibb and Sarah his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curty according law and the rules OF this Court and
il appearing TO The satisfaction Of the Court tha they are
Inhabitants of this STATE the motion OF TIC plain
t by his counsel, is ordered, that TIC said James
Wood, William J. Wood, Thomas Wood, Charles w.
Wood, John d. Perkins aud Anne his wife, aud James
Bbb and ah his wife, do appear be fore The justices oil
our said Court at the Courthouse on The second Mon
day In November next and answer the bill oil the pam,
; and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in The city of Richmond
for two months excessively, and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this coun
~ some Court day. a Co,y-Teste,
Aug. s9-cwam JOHN HUNTER, &. l.. T..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

IN CHANcERY.- EihcrNi,, 10 wit:-At Rn'cs hn.
dan i, nc Clerks Office al the Circuit Superior ONT
| Law and Chancer for the county Of Accomack, on
hlr 5,h day OF August, loio: 49,, r,.r
Tnnmnt n Bayy, assignee If John D. Field, rili.
LAIN ID. Welboarn, ST., and stephen Chnrrh,
'o"" - Defendants.
The defendant, John d. Wrlhonrn, sr, not having
entered ,s appearance and gwen security accoidr: Ia
h 40, NJ Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II
nv satisfactory evidenrc that lac Is mol an m
nj nc This Commonwealth, It Is ordered Ihat tr
said defendant do aprar here on the il.st day OF ~"
80, n,,n,,r term nl the said Cuuri, aud answer the
;,; Lill. ard that copy oi this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published IN The rily OF
Richmond for two months rrss:vey ara posted az
nm. from, door cfie Cont hous- If The SAID County.
True Cory-Tr,i,,
% - O.
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Aug. l5-cw3m tor ih"' H. 'o'hrS' y.
ACKS AMI IENNEIS.

JACkS ANU JFN NTII >.
r,uE s srr,hc has for .,lr four LA * and Three Jrn
l n.vs Tive rfll Jacks ave very laice. F.rdn"id
i eleven years I'D next August, and ! hG'irv'' 'hr
ia,ret lack in The State Two with four years nid
49, :, summer one of them nearly "a large IS The
lJ I,ct and by the Spring VIII he larger. The
did nnr i. well known fnai eecr aud i colts
,v,Il nyrrn.r as believe with those OF any Stallion
i'''' Iii bargain in anv of them an credi, Of
ono yrar mr. more or ~ take in cash what one " IL" re-
si,s in \ male raising section may reasonably expect
Nv address il Lewis: Store, Spn'tsylvania CO., va:
sent 2u-cGl* Sfl1HCbn .oi.'.'n.'.
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SALE OF RENI. ESTATE.


IN pursuance of decree oflhe Courtof The u States
for the 4th Circuit and Eastern District Of Virginia,
pronounced The 18th day of Aay Sl5, in the name
of Lewis Ro.rrs and Charles Sigary. merchants and
piitrrrs trading under the firm and style OF Rogers
Co. plaintiffs against Thomas til sins Robert iludsns,
John l.. Hudgns. Shepherd G. Mil'e John u. Diees,
John Eohannon j., and jain HiIke, aud Albeit g.
Iludcins defendants-wl he sold by the undersigned
Commissioner appointed for that purpose, on Thurs
dag the 3ylh of OCTOBER, 1915, between the hours of 10
aud O'Clock, y. in front of the Courthouse oI Ell
Seth city, situate in the toxin Of Hampton, at public
auction, the highest bidder, eeain tract Of land
living and being tie county OF Elizabeth City, Stale OF
Virginia, containing three hnndird aEdseveneeh acres
less; including all the md purchased hy Ios
Hu,.ins 0f Carer VI. l'faytm-whlch said land Is
bounded as follows: North by The and OF Walker
Watts Eas; by Rack River, South by t.r land Of Henry
H. Shield and West by the main county road, ~ stated
in the deed FROM Thomas lludglns 10 Robert iind:ns
bearing date the li day of April 1872 recorded III tie
CeraS oihce Of .zabe.h Gil? Co., stated to have been
since sold by the sad Robert udvins TO albert iind:lns
the following terms that is TO say: TIC cos,s Of sale
aud one third OF the residue 10 he paid cash, ana HE
other thirds in equal ns,anenis III six and t"e'v
months credit the purchaser or purchasers To give hnnu
with good security for the deferred pa'mehts, aud
deed of trust the premises, or the tile 20 he retain
ed until the credit Payments scar.e. ut thn optlon
Of tbe purchasers FpMuND CltlSTiAn,
Marshal and Commissions
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SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND

by virtue Of tao deeds of trust executed to The sub
ID scriher Ly Thona: b. Turner, the one hearing date
the 2d of December 1892, The Other the 9Th Of March,
1871, both Of which recorded In tho Clerks Office Of
the county of Mathews. he WILL for the purposes there
in mrntior ed, on TUESDAY, the 1,h OF octobc. EcI
called TlESSE Containing iiyc hundred acres, more or
less IL is sinaed on the Piankatlnk river in sight Of
the Chesapeake Bay, and lies well for easy cultivation
aud Improvement and is aia idIn,ly supplied with
mail and weed On the fam Is good brick dwell
ling house. The steamer EaIfahannCck, which runs
between Baltimore and Fredericksburg stops at ii twice
a week AS persons wishing pnrcliase viii examine
the land before the day Of sale, further description Is
unnecessary. The terms of sale Will be cash. unless
the parties Interested the deed !1S, befor. The day
uf sale, a.,ce 10 creli, po.,on tf the money. If
the sale does take place the Iii Of October, in
sequence OF had weather, il will he made on The next
fair day. Selling Trustee shall convey such title
only Us Is vested in me.
Aug. I9-cwtds ROBERT WALLACE, Trustee.
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TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
TINE subscriber has for sale arse qnaaHy 81 eas,
Kerseys and Saitinetis. manufactured expressly 10
,,,, use and servants wrar-it curtains III olnct
~ '',, nor yard duuhe warp and hard twisted war
r,n,ed moi 10 he surpassed "r Durability ANY enquiry
sn r,no il. directed 10 Milton, n. g., VIII be- promptly
attended e.. - "
Milton, Sept 20, lcb-df
tVhio reauPsted IN copy.
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SALE POSTPONED.

IL FOTo
THE sale If The Hoo,ers h"ek n'"'; III, ~
,vcIv sold if fair otherwise the first fair day thereafter
s''''' So JOSEPH FuQUA,
Z. |. COOKE,
September 2,i-cta J. VI. TREftLIaN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-03

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules, held IN TIE
Clerks Office OF the Circuit superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for King William county, III the Co:It
House on Monday, the LIST day OF September, 1870
Ann King, Elisha Meredith, Robert G. Kendall, and
Elizabeth his wife, Robert E, Atlalana, William and
Samuel Meredith Jasper Row. and Sarah his wife, Ed
ward f. Meredith, James Meredith. and John !.
Meredit-the last Of whom are infants under Inc
are Of wentyone years. and sue by their next FRIEND
the said Elisha Meredth-Robert Davis, Bailey Davis,
Sen, Slaughter and Emeline his wife, Martini John b.,
and William T. Lipscomb-the two last OF whom are
infants under twenty years of age, and sue BY lhe
next friend, William u. LipscomD, riaiht'HS:
against -,
Lewis I.ittlepage, administrator OF John Meredith,
deceased Moody Blood and Olympia has wife, Wash
inrton r. Mann aud Mary his wife, susan Duga widow
of Reuben Dugar, deceased, David Lacy and Catha-
rine his wife, Ella F. Du2ar, Reuben A., John r !,
Lconidas L., Pocahontas and James D. Lacv--the last
FIVE infants, under twenty une years and children n
Elizabeth Lacy, deceased, late the wife OF John r.
Lacy aud James White, defendants.
The defendants, Moody 2'and and Washington p.
Mann and Mary his wife, having entered their APP
pearance aud given security according to the act OF
Assembly and Of this Court, aud II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants
OF this Commonwealth, is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the nst day oil the next
term and the bill Of the plaintiffs, and That
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted In some news
paper published in the city ef Richmond, and continued
for months successfully and another cop, posted
al the front door ofthe Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Tc.te,
Sent Ia-ew2n 4 O. POLLARD, DC.
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DROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the
Il United States from LIST November, lS45, to
Both June, lS47, inclusive, in Virginia, North
will also be received at the Contract Office of the
Post Office Department, in the cityof Washington,
until p m Of the 22d September, lS45, Ito be de-
cded by the lst October) the routes, and in the
manner and time herein specified, viz.
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1863 From Deckertown, through the Glove and
Mount Salem, to Minisink 10 miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Deckcrtown every Saturday at q m, ar
rive at Mnsink same day by ] a m.
Leave Mnsink every Saturday at m, arrive
at Deckertown same day by ? m.
1864 From Pennington to Baptsttown, miles
and back, once week.
Leave Pennington every Saturday at m, ar
rive at Baptisttown same day by II am.
Leave Baptisttown every Saturday at ] m, ar
rive at Remington same day by p M
PENNSYLVANIA.
17l0 From Athens TO Rome, Ia miles and back,
once n week.
Leave Athens every Monday at . a m, arrive at
Rome same day by l2 m.
Leave Rome every Monday at p m, arrive at
Athens same day by 5 p m.
I'LL. From Attleborough, by Oxford and Falls
ington, to Morrisville, 10 miles and back, once n
week.
Leave Atleborough every Monday at . m, ar
rive at Morrisville same day by ii m.
Leave Morrsville every Monday at m, arrive
at Atteborough same day by pm.
17l2- From Bellefonte, by Centre Furnace, 10
Boalsburg, IL miles and back, once week.
Leave Bellefonte every Monday at 3 a m, arrive
at Boasburg same day by ~ m.
Leave Boalsburg every Monday at i m, arrive
at Belefonte same day by 5 pm.
17l3. From Indiana to Blairsve, l6 miles and
back, once q week.
Leave Indiana every Saturday at 8 m, arrive at
Blairsve same day by IL m.
Leave Blarsville every Saturday at P m arrive
at Indiana same day by 5 pm.
l7l4. From Willsgroye, in Lyeoming county, by
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PHILADELpHIA, May 81, 1645
GENERAL. ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.

On Saturday, DIR. Spring, of New York, was
nominated deIegate TO the General Synod of the
Reformed Dutch Church, with DIR. Cuyler as al
ternate.
In accordance with a recommendation from the
committee on bills and overtures, special commit
tee was appointed to consider all memorials relating
70 slavery Members of the committee, Messrs.
Rice, Lord, McGil, N III. Hall, Lacy, Leavitt, and
Dunlap
The Iowa chief, Nacheaminga, was then intro
duced to the assembly by Rev. Mr.. Irwin, mission
airy in Iowa, and the moderator, DR.. Krebs, adj
dressed him as follows, Mr. Irwin interpreting:
'FRIENp AND BRorHER God has made of one
blood all nations Of men who dwell on the earth.
We salute you moi only as as chief Of the tribes
Of the aborigines Of our country, but as brother
Of the same great family with us, who children
Of the same blood. This body is the grand council
of the Presbyterian church, made up of the minis
and elders as Of the whole body,
which is one of the branches of the church Of God
"Those missionaries who have been among you
have been sent by this church, of which this assem-
bly, is the great chuncil. This church also sup
ports them. We pray for them and you, that you
may be blessed by their labors. We have heard Of
the kindness you have shown to our missionaries
among you, and we advise you TO hear them when
they teach you the way to heaven, and to please
God. We are glad to see you, and welcome you
among us. We pray for you, that the grace Of the
Of the Lord Jesus Christ and his truth may be
abundantly communicated to you and your people,
and bring you all to enjoy the eternal bessedness Of
the great family Of God in Heaven"
The chief replied in substance as follows:
"FRusps AND BROTHERS; This is not like my vii