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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29
THE GLASS ARCADE and
GOLDEN <swR MORTAR.
Corner Diamond 49, M0RGhNT0WN,
Street. VIRGINIA.
UJ TO Merchants and Consumers Of
GLASSWARE +! 81.


DJ' TO Merchants and Consumers Of
GLASSWARE j! 81.
FRANK. Nj. CHALFANT,
!" AS just received at his Arcade 1870 boxes
Ii OF assorted Glassware, also large assort-
mcnt of Lanterns, Hall and Parlor Lamps, Lamp
Wicks and Chimncys, as heretofore, low for cash.
TO PHYSICIANS
And Mose IN rant ofpure. fresh Drugs.
have just received a large invoice of pure
DRUGS, consisting in part Of
Wine of Rad. Colchcum, ...
lC q" Powers & Weightman's Sui. Quinia,
~ lbs Blue Mass, U S p aud EP
10 lbs Old Sampssn--Calomel U S andE
% drms Morphia,
80 lbs Sweet Spirits Nitse,
10 lbs Nitrous Ether,
10 lbs Sui Ether,
lbs Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparlla,
25 lbs Citrate Of Magnesia;
Also, Sulp. Cmchonn, 4 substitute for Quinia
AT not half the cost of Quinia DR.. Granyille's
Lotion, Fowler's and Donnavan's Solutions, tx
tracts of all kinds, Essential Oils, Plastcrs Bal
sums, pure Liquors of all kinds, Scotch Ale, &c.
IN short everything you want.
PAINTERS, GLAZIERS,
And those an acant IF Paints, Glass and
Farnishes, Brushes, Sc. Iahe Notice.
hu'o Just Iecc'Ncu w Kegs VI cHoW Eihc
Paint, direct from the Factory, and possess the
only pure Zinc Paint in this market. Also, re-
ccived pure Philadelphia ana Brooklyn Lead ),
Putty, Oils, Narnishes, Window Glass, of all
sizes, &c.
TO heads Of Families In tie
YOUNG MAN AND YOUNG LADY.
Harrison's prcston's and Beck's FlavorIng Ex-
tracts, such as Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Nutmeg,
Cumanda Orange, Celery, &c. Han dkerchiel
Extracts of every Perfume, Cologncs, Rouges,
Balms, Tooth and Flesh Powders, Fancy Toilet
Soaps, Creams. Hair Oils, Syon's Kathairon,
Tricopherous, sc. Also, Pens and pen holders
Drawing pencils and paper, Note, Letter and Cap
paper, Envelopes. Inks OF every color used
~ Call and examine my stock which is COM
plctc and free for inspection. In co Inclusion,
needi assure you | always keep on hand good
supply of DEAD SHOT, and all popular Patent
Remedies OF the day. Il. M. Chalfant.
Morgantown, September %, 1875.
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SEVERAL GOOD FARMS.
And other Property for Rent

The undersigned has several GOOD Farms
TO rent, --also good stand for House of
Entertainment, al bumberpor. Harrison Co.,
va, J. Y, HORNER.
Lumbepott, Sep, 4, 1855
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EDEEEE

In Morgsntown, on Saturday morning last, the
22d inst. of Typhoid Fever, SIMEON BRIGHT,
aged about % years.
Tho deceased had lived in Morgantown fol- A.
bout two years past, and was much esteemed by
the young people and citizens generally. H..
wa beloved for his amiuble ard coIapanionab bio
disposition, and was young man of industrious
habits and good morals. But his body is con-
signed to the narrow limits Of tho tomb and his
spirit has fed to the eternal world, to which we
arc all Fastening. May we prepare TO go in
peace, when the summons shall come to call us
away. %Dx
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29
EMM tsnd Winter ssootgs.

and tho boxes were piled up around the door e.
nough TO astonlsh the natives! Our friend could
not pass without going in to SEQ what all these
boxes could have Contained. He went in and
found every shelf corner, and even part of tho
counter piled up with Dry Goods in all their va
ticy, and it's no use to try TO enume crate the ar
uclos. The wonder now was that even that
pile OF boxes could have contained all the rich
variety around him. He remarked TO one of
the firm, " You have brought on large stock of
Goods this time" The answer was, "Ohl Won
have not seen all,--como, go up stairs" Fol
lowing up stairs, he found the large upper roo n,
stored with large assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF all sorts and sizes, and as cheap as--- as
the Goods down stairs, and they were cheap O.
hough, in all Coincidence When our friend
came out and turned towards bone he had an
arm full OF New Goods and notions for the folks
at home. He would dvise all persons in search
OF Goods Very ChEAP or CAsu, ~ to call at
ROGERS FOGLE'S CIiEAP CORNER, where
the most fastidious taste can DO accommodated
with something good and cheap They charge
nothing for exhibiting theif ASSORTMENT; 20 and
call at the CHEAP CORNER.
Morgantown, Sept. 80, 1865.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29

EXPERIENCE IN STARTING 4 PAPER.--Col.
Fitzgerald Of The Philadelphia City Item, in
speaking of the ''life and death" Struggle in.
cdontsl to the infancy Of a popcf says in
the young days Of the item he was forced
10 "pawn his watch sixteen tines TO raise
money to pay his hands"
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No. Y. a,l,ean side.

a large lot Of Ready Made Clothing inst re-
,sigeG aaa Gs SAFE ~ A. HhyMy,ND,
May 90, 1888.
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"0h! what a pile of Boxes!'

Hhe OF our citizens, while taking mornih 6
walk through town last week, was Heard to saw,
as he drew near to
Rogers & FOgle'S Cheap Cash Store,
"Oh what pile Of Boxes!, Well, reader.
the secret of it was that the firm had lust rec CIV
Cd thor new and very large assortni ent Of
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29
THEAMERICAN UNION.
ACCENTS for the Union.

.lIoyGantown, Saturday, September 20.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29
Iiver Complaint,
HnuNsdtce, Dys3,cpSi0, EhrossS
&c or .SHvrOssS Esebtfi!y,

IsEAsE oH int KIDNEYS, and all Diseases ars-
ing from DlsordGrcd Liver or Stomach, such
as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or
Blood TO the Head, Acidty OF tho stomach,
or weight in the stomach, Sour Eructatons,
Sinking, or Fmtlcrihg At the Pit Of tie Storn-
ach, Swimming Of the Head, lUrried and Dlf
icult Breathing, Flnttcrinr ~ the Heart ,Choak-
ing or Suffocations when in lying posture
DImncas Of Vision, Dots or webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the licad, Def-
cheney Of Pcrspration. y clIowness ofthc Skin
and Eyes, Pain III the side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
&c, Sudden Flushcs of Heat. Burning in the
Flesh, COnctani lmaginings Of Evil, and great
Depression of Spirits, can be olIcctuully cured
by DOCTOR NOOEEAND'S
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29

CoNvicrgD. lato term Of ~ Upshur
Court, Jacob McAyoy was found guilty Of
passing counterfeit money end scntenced to
two years imprisonment in the Petueniary
DOSE The workmen completed the rail.
>road bridge across the West Fork River near
ibis place, on Monday last--jb.
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

IN. J. NJ. WuSoH, Lexington, Va, February
6, 1909, said "l am entirely opt OF the German
Filters. They have become all the rage. No.
thint else soils"
TUE TENrH LEGtoN, published at Woodstock,
Va, said, Jan. 10Th, 1850: "a GreRt Medicine:
We have uniformly RETAINED from, recommend
ing TO the public any Of the various patent med
iclnos Of tho day, unless thoroughly convinced
OF their value. Among IhoBc we considcr wore
thy Of notice, is the German Bittors, invented by
DE-. lloonand, and prepared 5y br. Jackson IN
Philadelphia. Ono instance, ~ pa rticuInr, in
which the superior virtues Of this medicine hayo
been tested, has iallCn under our observations.
During The. last suiamCr, u son Of Mr. Abram
Ctabill, OF this county, was very seriously AZ
ccted wiih Liver Complaint, ard after trying IA
vain yaNibbs remedies, he purchased = bottle Of
ths Diutrs, and AFTER using II, WAS so much re.
nsYcd Of lie distressing nmlady, TINT no procuY-
ed smother bottle, and is nov restored entirely
TO health.
They are entirely vegetable, Ihe from all in
urious ingredients, always strengthen the syss
ten and never PROSTATE IL.
For sale Wholesale by Drnggists in all tho
principal cities, and NJ retail by apotheca riesanS
siotekeopcfs - every town ID nc United stats
sep,eihoef 6, 1888. piit&mS,ts
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER ny
RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
GO South street Bowly,s Wharf Baltimore.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERS.
Prepared BY

DIV y vi, TNNNNVIN,
German Medicine Store, No. 100 Arch ST.. ,
one door below Sixth, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above disease i5hot eH-
celled, il cqualIcd, by any other preparation ia
the United States, AS the cures attest, in many
cases after skiltu physicians had failed.
These BittCrs arc worthy the attention Of lnva
lids. Possessing great WRITES in the recuGcation
OF the liver and lesser glands, exercising tho
most searching powcrIn weakness and affections
Of the digestive orgchS5 they are i"ithel safe,
certain and pleasant.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-29

NNtAT IUNF Ut NVKVFVEh,
The Editors Of tho Richmond Republican had
a servant employed IN tholr pross room cured oil
violent SCroiuln combined with rheumatism
which entirely disabled him from work . bot
ties of Cartcr's Spanish Mixture made perfect
cure Of him, and tho Editors, in public notice
say they chcctuly recommend it To all who
arc CiCctch WITH ally discasn Of tho hlnnd.V
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21
WHICH Is TIE oRGANY

The Tue Fhig Is getting hjgetty at the Gazette s
sdvocacy Of know-nothingisIn. The manner ofthe
True Fhiq and the cause of its anxiety remind US
Of story which the late eccentric but able Judge
soorr, of Knoxville, used 10 relate with infinite
oest, and which we viii try 10 tell as case in
point.
Araw specimen Of the old-tipe mountain hoosier
II East Tennessee had emigrated from Bledsoe
county to Campbell, and in The latter county, in =
characteristic row, had killed a man and was iu-
dicted for murder in the Campbell circuit court,
Judge SCorT presiding The friends Of the offender
had engaged Joux a. McKIsNEY-the FIRST lawyer
Of the circuit-to defend him. but the culprit him
self had known RUSH MONTGOMERY when he lived
in Bledsoe, and believed him the first lawyer in the
world, and the only one who could save him. So
be sent to Pikeville for RUsH TO come up and
s'plead" Tor him MoSTeoNERY was total strait
ger to the Campbell bar; and being man Of port
" and commanding appearance, the lawyers de-
fsrred to him as to 3 superior intellect. MoKINNET
opened the case and examined the Witnesses
MosraoMrnY reserving himself for the closing ar
gument. Once only during the progress Of the trial
did MONTGOMERY SPEAK. \ question Of evidence
was raised, and RusH spoke to the point, peril
nently and wisely. IN be ID" said Judge
Scorr. 'if didn't think lie knew STAREIE by hear!"
At length, with every expectation Of something
srsa, excited, MONTGOMERY rose to mske the clos
ing speech for the defence. And then - the il
fusion vanishell He spoke of every thing Of which
be ought not TO have spoken, and left untouched
the only merits Of his case. ''He rsmbled proms-
cuously through the realms Of space: and unlucki-
~ and pnwiaingy hit his own cause the hardest
blows it had received. This was altogether too
much for McKGzxET to besr patiently. He was
constitutionslly impetGous and impatient, and had
a habit Of rubbing his hands briskly when sorely
rsxed. Coed Presbyterian as he was, he could
not always restrain bis passion Ga this occasion,
be walked the space in the rear of the bar during
the progress Ct MoSTGoNERYs speech rubbing his
hands faster and faster at each new bunder. At
lsngth. in ft of uncomfortable Impotence, he
stont in his walk, and exclaimed at the TOP of his
voice. "by is CT! Ls'R hang my man r
This is the wsy Judge ScOTT used to tell the
story.
Such, we think, must be the feelings of the Tras
BEo ana its american" correspondent at the ad-
socacy OF know .nothingism by the Gazette. If that
paper does not very soon chang" their man, 1t VIII
serve II worse-it will make hiTa ridiculous.
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IMPORTANT DECISION

The Uaton says that CommissioneE Waldo has
decided that 10 one person can receive the aggre-
gate bounty for separate services. In the case of
woman marrying twice, and surviving both hus-
bands, and both entitled 70 bounty land she is only
entitled to one bounty, but she may nakeher cleo
ton under either husband If there be minor chill
dren living of the non-eected husband, they are
also entitled to land The Commissioner has re.
Gently issued circular in reply depressing requests
from all parts OF the country, from which we make
the following extracts:
'lst. Widows who have received forty or more
acres of land, and who are applying for tie add
tionsl bounty granted them under the late act will
not be required to furnish proof Of their marriage
and the death of their husbands when that evidence
has already been furnished, and IS on Gle in this or
any other department Of the government; but it
will be necessary TO furnish proof of continued wild
owhood The number of the warrant previously
granted should be stated In the new application,
but it is not absolutely indispensable that it should
appear,
I'D. The certificate of q notary public, with his
official seal attached is sufficient, provided ne is not
an agent for the clsman- Accompanying proof
must De furnished of the genuineness of the sigma
ture and the fact established that his commission
had not expired at the time the application was
made.
I'D. The form on page Of the instructions and
forms can be used by persons making application
for bounty land, under the late act for services in
the navy.
'4th. A case stated is not case established. and
this Office will refrain from giving an opinion on
supposittous cases, as tho facts furnished seldom
correspond with those which appear in the formal
application"
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For he Urtea and .4r,er,cat.. !

MEssRs EDIToRs:-Ths next canvass ia now APP
preaching and we hsve not made fGil preparations
for The fray. The democrats are full Of hope and
energy, ard Will do good work for Gov. JoHSsoS
in the coming campaign. five have a proper man
10 canvass the district for Congress in opposition
to Gen. ZoLLlOOFrER, ne may contribute greatly to
the success Of democratic measures. There is no
one more competent TO execute this task to the
satisfaction Of the democrats than THOMAS LEE
YANOEY Of Montgomery. lie is farmer, but is
clever, pointed and forcible debstor, well in
formed politician, a thorough democrat, and true
friend to Gov. JOHNSON. He is a man of great en-
ergy and enthusiasm, and if the democrats select
him as their standard-besrer, and he accepts the
nomination, bis canvass will be characterized by
energy and ability. Yours, 5ioETGoNRRY
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rgy and ability. Yours, MONTGOMERY.
OF We are sometimes informed BY the VIII

Or We are sometimes informed by the Wing
press, that some distinguished leader Of the demo-
cratic party has gone over 10 the know nothings-
and again that quite number have pursued the
same cause in different and distant places from US.
This may all be So and if so, We have no ohiec
tons to enter, they are just such men toe demo-
cratic party should have been rid Of long ago
When democrat joins The K ow uothinee, we take
il as evidence that he is unscund in principle, and
hypocritica in profession; and assume it SO cause
OF well founded suspicion that such man ;s q Sc
cret enemy in our ranks, only waiting 70, an oppor-
tunity when treason WIN pay best-to slow him
eelt 4 tT8itor-Bolirnr DenOcras
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GT We believe the story referred to in the an
1axe1 rlarhrranh haa lately hear raneataI ,,. "A

Er We believe the story referred to in the an
nexed paragraph has lately been repeated IL two Of
the know-nothing organs of this city:
Mr. Wise, whilst addressing a very large audience
at Richmond, remarked in very tsunting tone
that although he had heard great deal about the
know nothngs, he had never 10 his knowledge seen
one. He said his curiosity wss very much excited
$50 now" added he, "if there is any present of
that sort, do hope he will rise to his feet and let
me see him." and thereupon the whole asseublage
rose with the exception Of seven eight indiyid-
uals.-Loaiswlle Journal
When the above paragraph, or one similar to it,
appeared in the know-nothing papers of the North
Dear two months ago, the Richmond Ehqairer pro-
nounced 1t to be an Infamous islsehood" But
nothing papers are not very particular about
the truth or falsehood of what they publish, so it
only assist in bostering up the falling fortunes
of their party We suppose the Journal does no.
exchange with the Enquirer, or it would have
known that this knowsnothing roorback had long
since been exposed.-LOaiscils Times.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21

~ The pork and smoke houses of McGl &
Lane, at Cincinnati, were with their contents dsu-
sged by FIRE to the amount of $1,000 on Tues
dsy,
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~ Mr. T. s. Flournoy. the candidate of the
Know Nothlngs for Governor Of Virginia. a: a
Railroad Convention in l847, asserted, in substance,
tha! no country can Be prosperous .ciJh sars poppy
!eaon. verify, the Southern Know Nothings are
fast following in the footsteps of their NortheTn
allies
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21

A BOLD FIcuRA-Theodore Parker told crowd
Of sympstLizer5 at the New York Tabernacle, the
other day, that;
SIN Massachusetts, 10 Ohio, and In many of the
States, the Know Nothings c2inshedhe aDiae spread
cut slavery feeling into single st and srote il IN
TO M. Rerces administration ,citb III. raost horrid
eject Loud cheers That is the third good
thing they have accomplished"
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IN TUESDAY, MAY FIRsF AN EXTRA

I'm TUESDAY, MAY FIRSP. AN EXTRA
~ Train Will run 70 NGYeesho7o and bsck u ac.oal.
nlodsse these who may wish 10 be=r the C-15 sei r
Govern c--ls2Tng Nashville at Sae ~ lasuZ pssssn
gers frun Antioch, Lsvercpe. Smyrna sEI Neal giapus
a. those points It's TRAN vii leave Shei5v.
vi!la a. S. A. NJ the MAY taking pas,su9egs from
WaT,rsce, Bellbuekle Fosiesvile Chris Eana rs and
Wsde. stopping only those points q return trip
The Accommodation Train viii ory cone siu fess5G-e
hence there will be O'Clock Train FROM Nashville "a
that day Return TrsiEs % leave MuIiEee8 ssr ih
speaking is ever.
Fsrs % Murfre.-sor5' anl back from ya-b7aa 2. o.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21

srAuxR MoxARcn SUNE--A dispatch dated Mo
bile, April IA reports that the steamer Monarch
sunk on that day in the Bigbee rive: and vas To-
ISL loss. No lives lost
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21

~ The Gosette says that when we say that
"he States have the right to fix the qualifications
Of their own voters, but chat we also think that
the States should restrict the right to citizens we
stultify ourselves! So, according TO the Gazette,
when we cay that the Legislature has the right to
wind up the State Bank, but we don't think the
Legislature ought to do this, We stuldy ourselvesl
And we haven't doubt that the Gazette 5elieres
this! We don't wish to be harsh in our Judgment
Of our Deighbors capacity; but from the evidence
Of the last week, forced tossy that we think
the Gazette really 6sltsres this! How, then, can
we question the perfect fitness of things. in seeing
the Gasefte 'know-rothine" organ.
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II Tetsts moi good after 81 la~
HI ANDERSON. Sa.pf S. q q t. g
~ Nashville, NuT:res sooEo', ard s-ty Pr 81
copy I'LL da-.
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orroEs AND MIssouR1as.

9th
wise, fourth article treaty fifteenth March hun
dred and ffiy four, twenty thousand dollars,
For first of ten instruments pay OF miller per
article treaty fifteenth March eighteen hundred and i
six hundred dollars;
For instaimens for blacksmith and assistant,
per seventh article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen
and any -four, seven hundred and twenty dollars;
For first OF ten instruments for farmer article
treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hundred and fy -four
For grist and saw ,n per seventh article
treaty aiteer hsres, eighteen hundred and hyour,
therefor seventh article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen
hundred and aay-foai, TIVE hundred dollars;
For payment OF Lewis Barnard for services rendered
tribe. twelfth article treaty fifteenth March, eyhsseH
hundred and ffy -four, three hundred dollars.
orToWAs.
For permsnt annuity goods or Otherwise per fourth
article treaty third August seventeen hundred and Ninety
Fer permanent annuity money or otherwise per second
article treaty Seventeenth November eighteen hundred and
For permanent annuity in specie per fourth article treaty
seventeenth septomber eighteen hundred snd eighteen
For permanent annuity specie, per article treaty
twenty ninth August eighteen hundred and twenty
thousand dollars.
oTTowAs AND cmPPEwAs.
For nteres, hundred thousand d>rrs, at per
be paid annuity resolution Of Senate
May eighteen undred and thrysx twelve thousand
dollars;
For education twenty years. during he pleasure
eighteen hundred thirty six, ousani dollars;
missions twenty years. and during the peaure Of
eighteen hundred and thirty three thousand dolisrs
vaccine matter medicines, and pay OF ci1ns
long Indians remain their per
article treaty twenty eighth March, eighteen hundred and
shirty-slI three hundred dollars;
For hree backsmhs twenty years and
during pleasure Of Congress- per seventh article treaty
iwenIeight sarch eighteen hundred and hirtysix
thousand one hundred aud sixty dollars;
Foron and steel for chop for twenty years, and during
the pleasure OF Congress. per seventh article Treaty twenty
eighth March, eighteen hundred and thirty six hundred
and sixty dollars;
For gunsth twenty years. and during tbs pleasure Of
gres per seventh article treaty tueDyeighih Marcia
eighteen hunjren and thiry-sis, elk hundred doilnrs
For and steel for shop for twenty, years. snd during
the pleasure OF Congress- per seventh article treaty twenty.
eighth March, eighteen hundred and thTysIx, hundred
and twenty dollars
For farmers and assistants for years. snd during
the pleasure OF lie President seventh article treaty,
twenty March, eighteen hundred aud thirty SIN ole
thousand six hundred dollars;
For eehsEes for ten and during toe pleasure
Of the President por seventh article treaty t~ent eighth
March, eighteen h1Eret a7d thirty six, toussnd Two
hundred dollars.
PAvNEEs.
Fer agricultural nipple snts, danR the pessars Of the
President, per fourth article treaty pnlh October esAisa
hundred and thirty three, one thsssapd dollars.
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For eighteenth Of twenty nsalments snnuiy Ia money
Otherwise per second article treaty eleventh January
eighteen hundred and thirty nine, twenty Thousand dollars
For eighteenth OF twenty instruments for smas' ss
tabshmens per second article treaty eisveath January
eighteen hundred and thirty -Eine, thousand dollars
For interest sixty thousand hundred and TWEEN
~ dollars at ave per eeninm being of
sect of land set apart second January eighteen hundred
and twenty i've for educational purposes senale
ton nineteenth January eighteen hundred thirty
three thousand four hundred and afty- six dollars.
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CEICKaSAwS.

For permanent annuity in money, per acts
May eighteen hundred and twenty and twentieth ay
eighteen hundred aud twoniy-sI, four hundred dollars
- cPPEES