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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-22
Later from Kansas
another Arrival from Ft. Laramie.
rrSuerender of Murdsrers of the Mall Party.
Hostages for further Peace given By the Siodr

By the politeness of an officer of the Uni
ted States army, who has just returned from
Fort Laramie, we have been placed in pos
session of reliable information from that
quarter several weeks later than anything
which has yet been received.
Gen. Harvey who, as our readers have
been already advised, is now at Fort Pierre,
previous to his departure from Fort Laramie,
made demand upon the Sioux of the Platte
for the murderers of the mail party. He stat
ed that he had already visited punishment
upon them for the murder of Lieut. Grattan
and his command, but that, as preliminary to
any conditions of peace, he must have deliv-
cred to him those Indians who had commit
ted the murder above alluded to, also the mur.
derers of Gibson.
After his departure for Fort Laramie, the
Indians, consisting chiefly of Sioux, came
into the neighborhood of the Fort and ask
I'd leave to encamp there. This was grant
ed them, and thereupon three of the murder
ers Of the mail party came to the Fort dress
ed lin full war costume, painted for their death
song, and gave themselves up, Or to use
their own expressive language, "threw their
lives away for the good of the tribe" They
were "Red Leaf'' and Long Chin,' that two
brothers of the "Bear," or "Matteiowan" who
was killed in the affair with Lieut. Grattan
and "Spotted TAIL" noted brave.
At the same time, also, Red Plume" and
the "Spotted Elk" came in and voluntarily
offered themselves as hostages for the Peace
of the tribe. They were all accompanied
by their squaws, and were at once placed un-
der guard. Afterwards, they were all brought
down to Fort Leavenworth under the charge
of Breyet Major Johnson of the 9Th Infantry,
and an escort of 20 men. Accompanying
these were Lieut.. w. d. Smith and Lieut..
Gordon, the latter of whom only came as far
as Fort Riley.
The general disposition of the Sioux Of the
South Platte seems TO incline to peace, and
their action in this behalf certainly evinces
such a feeling. They would have sent
In all fve Of the murderers, bat one Of them
is too i'll TO be moved, whilst the other
has fed from the village. In regard to the
person who killed Gibson, they have already
sent out runners to bring him in, and he may
be expected to be delivered up. The Sioux
of the North Missouri are, however, more
troublesome, and it is expected that the war
with them will be renewed in the spring.
The troops In that quarter have for the pres
ent gone into winter quarters. The men are
doing well, but the horses are suffering q
great deal and dying very fast
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erA Kansas correspondent Of the Buf

r A Kansas correspondent of the Buf.
"a Advertiser thus writes:
,,"The excitement in the Eastern States
about Kansas is kept up by false reports
The territory can never be slave State
Squatters can only obtain 100 acres Of land
and they are MOSTLY of the laboring class
who nevet owned asslaRe, and are opposed
to having such property near them. They
have now the majority in ibe territory, and
more are still arriving No slave holder
will think of bringing gang Of negfoes tc
settle on l60 acres, and more He cannot gel
until the land is offered for sale., BY that
time all the water courses and timber will
be taken up by actual settlers of The labor
ing class. The prairies, off from water
courses, can only be used for grazing, fol
which they are well adapted. The grass
remains green until late in the winter. The
great want Of the country is rain, and what
does fall is not in the best months for small
grain. Corn does WE'LL"
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Know NoTHINGIsM IN THE JuRY-Box.-
AT the last Green. County (New York; Cir.
cult, an indictment against, one Martha Nor.
rison for rape was tried. This was the sec.
ord trial, and excited great deal of inter.
est. On the first trial the. prisoner had been
convicted. The second trial resulted in q
disagreement of the jury. They stood fol
conviction and for acqpittal. The Greer
County Whig, in commenting upon this
result, states that the prisoner was the Pres
ident of the Know Nothing cotncil at Hal
Gott, and the four dsagreeing jurymen were
Know Nothings!
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COfessing their Weakness.

The N. Y. Tines, Of Saturday, says:
We can scarcely expect any united and
patriotic action during the session, from a
body of men who evince SO little devotion
to the public good as the Opposition have
thus far shown. We presume that no party
has a working majority in the House. The
session is likely, therefore, to be spent in
factious wrangling, as discreditable to the
parties as it is to the country.
When your party is satisfied it cannot leg
islate for the country, just get out of the roac
and the Democrats will take the RESPONSE
bjlity.
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MARRIED..

In Palmyra, Portage County, on Nov. Isl, BY IN.
Rev. John Williams, MIR. JOHN &. TUTTLR, and Mad
MARY Z. BALE. -.
AT tho same place, by tho same, Nov. goth, Mr.,
JAMES HooN, and Miss REBECCA JANETHoMP.
SON.
At the same place, by the same. Doc. 18th, Mr.,
BURTON w. GILBERT, and Miss JANE U. BREEZE
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LIBRARIES AT WASH INGToN.-A CORES
pondent of the National Intelligencer, notic'
ing the fact that the Peabody Institute in
Danvers, with library Of only 5000 vol
umes, has over l4oo regular subscribers,
says
"The Washington Library has been ia
existence. probably thirty years, and contains
over 10000 volumes, many ofthem STANDARD
historical and scientific works, with all the
publications made by the government and
the Smithsonian Institution presented to the
library, yet with population of ner so, 0,0o0
inhabitants, this valuable library has near .ff
tn SubscribersE
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-22

0r The New York Herald thinks that
the Democracy Of the House. thus far, have
stood with steadiness and solidity to RICH
ARDsoN, strongly foreshadowing the nation
al consolidation of the party in the Presi-
Dental contest. The division among the
opposition elements shows as clearly that
they are still adrift.
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or A man from Virginia named Hughes,
bound to Kansas, with his family, has dis
appeared q St. Louis, and It is feared has
been murdered, az he was last seen on the
isyes with . stranger
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or A call for an Anti Kansas and Ne.
braska indignation meeting, to be held at
the Cleveland Court House, on last Satur-
day evening brought out only ninety.four,
persons, all told. The call was sigued by
sixsy-eight names. People src getting sick
Of sgitatiofG
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GF The barque Lamartine is expected to
sail tomorrow from New York, for Liberal
Over one hundred colored persons in
the Eastern and Northern States. including
fifteen from Pennsy lyania, have engaged to
embark at that time. The colonization So.
ciety of this State have chosen Bishop Pot
ter, President and Rev. Rpfus Babcock, D.
D.. Corresponding Secretary of its board OF
Managers. These, are excellent selections,
and we doubt not that cause which has
within itself d1l the elements of good for the
entire celored race, will receive the hearty
cooperation Of every patriot and friend Of
humanity. y.--Phi. Ledger.
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SATURDAY, DEC. ~. 1885.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats Of Portage County, will
meet in convention by delegates, at the
Court House in Ravenna on
Saturday, 29th day Of December
to choose four delegates to attend the State
Convention, 10 be held at the city of Colum
bus on the Sth day Of January next.
Each tow nship will be entitled to two del
egates in said County Convention.
A. HART,
Chm. Dem. Cen. Elk. Committee.
Ravenna, Dec. 7th 1866.
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INDICATED INHALATION FOR THEPooREST.
THE PuLAR. THE MOST RyvEcTIyp TREAT.
MEET oFiALL DISEASES or THE LUNGS, cHEsT, &c.,ls
MEDECATED HNHAEATHnN-

but the extortonae charges made for advice and me-
dicnefor even the medicines alone-by what are cali.
ed C0nsumptive, Lung Inhalation Physicians, pre-
vent thousands from receiving relief by this new and
popular mode oftreatment. Tho advertiser posseasee
recipe for tho preparation ofmeiclnss for IhaIation
with all the necessary directions for use, diet, in
the various stages of Lung diseases, Asthma De- fh6
Ingredients are easily obtained and be
without the least trouble, and at expense merely
nomnal SO hatth poorest may avail themselves Of i
closed by the recipe, have cured hundreds and never
failed to give instant relief In any whcrethey have
been tried Thcrecpe will be sent to any part OF the
United States Canadas, postage ree the receipt
of one dolBr. Direct to G. SCHELL AGENT
Box 80 Williamsburgh P. o., Williamsburg6, n Z
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or SIDNEY H. STUART, Judge in the CT.
ty of New York, recently tried for corrip-
tion in office, has sent letter Of resignation
to ALBANY, ...
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or All the chestnut trees throughout
Rockingham county, N. G.,and the surround
.pg countles, have died tAis-ssas0a.
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AffnchnneIat MoaIce ]

Christian Caekisr, PHI. Before John Thompson.
-, against Justice ofths Peace 81
Forage County, Ohio the l2th day of Dee, "A. D.
leS5, said Justce issued order Of attAehmeft II
the above action, for the sum Of 20 -. u sss
8. sTRAWDER, PHI. Atty.
Raaynna. A1o IL iaER- a Qvv. s II s III yggsi
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NRG5SSe DIR HARDMAN will be at the Prentss House
GzB OIL "Wednesday from O'Clock, A. NJ. until
O'Clock p! a. 90 ofDec.
See advertisement In another column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

,... D r.. II u B b 8. F
Appointments are to be RESUMED ugain in MARCH and
cOntinHed as heretofore.
they will notbe supplied BY any one else during his
absence. ''s
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co M M & RCI Al,
RAvENNA MARKET''

CORRECTED WEEKLY ny GEo. BUEL AND OTHER peaLrpS
IN THE ARTICLES NAMED pRLow,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
Action of the Naual Retiring Board.

The n. Y Herald has obtained from Wash
ington, the following partial list of the officers
who were dropped from the service by the action
of the Naval Retiring Board:
CAPTAINs.--Levy Ramsey, Zantzingcr.
LIEUTENANTs.-W C. Ferragut, Daniel L
Dulaney, II II Rhodes, Brownell, Law Pen
nington, S Chase Barney, WIN Toand, Thorn
as ii Stevens, Jas Noble Israel Wait, j I
McDonough. Abner Read, Richard " Meade, \
c Rhind John L Ring.
MAsrERs.-J S Bohrer n T West, G A Ste
vens, Allen I Byrcns, Peter Wager, Jr Edward
Shepherd, Jno Hall, VIM Mercer, David
Ochetree, George S King, John Madigan' Jr''
Chas b Smith, Augustus Mclaughlin. Charles
GRAY. J Howard March, Joshua A Seawell, Ed
ward A Seldom.
The following have been put on the leave OF
absence schedule:
TJErTENASTs. w Swift, G NJ White, } ID
Ferris, G l. Seloen, S Palmer, 5 Decatur, Geo.
Hurst, Francis Lowry j Miller, } b Lewis IL
Daroansel, Jno Hall.
MASTERS Wm w Low, Mallaby, kobt.
Knox, John Robinson .,>
Commodore Charles Stewart, (old lronsides)
has been placed on the retired list at thlrty-hve
hundred dollars pay, and Commodore Skinner at
twenty. five hundred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
rVIsUsTEE'S SALE.-In

L provisions of Dee1a of Trust. executed to the
UNDERSIGNED by Mlred Taylor. for certain purposes
therein mentioned. and of record in tie Clerks Otces
of tho Husng. Court of Lynehburg and County Court
of Campbell | shall the 9Th day of September.
1875. sell. the premises pablo auction the follow
ing desirable property:
The House and Lor occupied by sad Tpylor. ss
n family residence, situated in The neghbuthuod oil
Richeson's Springs; u one-lalf Lot, with
frame dwelling suuted on the of the Lynch
burs nn Salem Turnpike; Itt No. 362 an the corner at
7th and Glib all y; all OF said Tayors interest in
OF ground. purchased by him Of Miss Sallie
Davis; all The Ious, hold and Kitchen Furniture Tools,
Machinery and Fixtntes, Lumber and unfinished work,
conveyed in said deeds; three valuable 'groc- named
Archer. Je.tin and Phis two Mich G Us, aud
Wagon and Hnrness.
The tile the abovc properly believed to be good
but acting Trustee | shall convey such only "a is
vested in n e by said Deeds Of Trust.
Terms made knoAn "a day of snc.
sep 10 lt7th WIN. @ SeFNCE, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
QUdrQntine 4r0jnsf Baltimore TeSsefs.

~ Quarantine against Baltimore pessefs.
NEW YORK, Sept l4.-The board of health
:5TTs1erday adopted an ordinance providing that
ri 'esscl arriving from Baltimore or ports south
hereof shall be placed in quarantine for thirty
.ays' unless a certificate in writing shall be OBJ
aimed from the health officer certifying that no
s.ckness exists on board such vessel, and that. in
"s opinion such vessel her cargo crew and pas
myers Gf any.) are free from infection and may
.ta'eiy proceed TO the city-such certificate to
&c delivered at the Mayors Office within twenty
'Pof hours after the same shall have been granted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
SUFFOLK, Sunday, Sept. 16.

SUFFOLK, Sunday, Sept l6.
Dear Express Il have not great deal of in
formation for you to day. 1t is difficult mat
ter to obtain news from Norfolk and Portsmouth:
the travel from those places being exceedingly
slim; but such us can get the Express must
have.
There were but twenty deaths reported in Nor
folk Yesterday. and in Portsmouth, hear of on
" eight, the greater portion of which wefe chill
dren.
Mr.. Barrett, druggist from PHILADELPHIA die d
at the Crawford House, Portsmouth, of Yellow
Fever on Friday evening last.
Miss Patterson. a nurse from Philadelphia, is
at the Crawford House very i'll. regret to learn
that no hopes of her recovery entertained
| saw her when she passed through this place on
her way to Portsmouth.
Mr.. II. NJ. G.. Young, the widely known shoe
merchant of Portsmouth, died at Norfolk on Fri
day evening last, to which place he removed up
on the appearance of the Fever, at Portsmouth.
His brother Moses Young is lying exceedingly i'll
with the Fever.
Messrs. jenkins & Wrenn. carriage mnnufac,
turers of Norfolk, both of whom have been re
ported dead are yet in the land OF the Lying, and
ENJOYING perfect health, over on the Eastern
Shore. The family ofone of these gentlemen
passed through here yesterday, by which means
/ obtained this information
VIM. II. Wilson, Esq, Cashier of the Ports
mouth Virginia Bank, and his young and interes-
ting daughter Miss Mary, both of whom passed
througliths place few days ago are down with
the fever at Barnums Hotel, Baltimore.
Mr.. S. Chic and brother, heretofore reported
by me rs i'll. Nth fever at Hampton are still very
low. The former tregret to hear, 1t is thought,
cannot possibly recover.
Dr. Peete q Mayor Fiske continue to improve.
They will be out in few days
The Rev Mr.. Devlin, of the Catholic Church,
Portsmouth, who has suffered a relapse for the
third time, is reported this morning as again con
valescent.
A gentlemanhere from Norfolk informs us that
the family of Marsden Smith are all convalescent.
The disease is evidently on the decline in both
cities, and think by the close of this month, it
will entirely disappear; but would caution alb
senteas not to return until we have one OF those
old fashioned "Jiack frosts" as that is about the
only thing that viii! remove the fever entirely.
No other case has occurred here, nor will any
more occur | think.
j Z. White. ESQ., of Portsmouth who was re-
ported as down with the fever in Brunswick, sew
erol days ago, arrived here last evening, looking
the very picture of health. He leaves to-mor-
row for York, Penn.
Yours,very truly, c. F. NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH,
Telegraphed foi the Daily vhginian.

RICHMOND, Sept. ls.-Therc were Gfteen
deaths in Norfolk and eight in Portsmouth yes
terday. Rev. Mr.. Chisholm is dead
NEW YORK. Sept. ls.-Flour firm and upward
State ~ 6e TO 80 90 Ohio lower and unset
tied Wheat and Corn firm.
BALTIMORE. Sept. ls.--Flour firm Howard
Street aud Ohio 81 75 City Mills hold at the
same Wheat-a light supply-rod 81 20 to
81 Is; white 81 81 TO 81 80. Con-vellow 81
10 80 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
"ESTWOOD SCHOOL
w NEAR LYNCHRURG-

JOHN IL. WINSTON Principal.
THOMAS SrEPTOE, Ass~isni.
The session of thi scho, will lire
LIST Monday in September and (exceptng recess Of
week Mt Christ will continue the last day of
June following.
The of study is extensive add thorough. en-
bracng everything necessar, Tor preparing the pupils
business of life.
Terms: For tuition and board (excePi lights
$780, payable one-haf in advance, and half on the
LIST February. Pupils charged from The time oil en-
trance till the close of the sessions deduction made
for except protracted sickness For iuthef
particulars address the Principal, at Lynchburg-
iuly 2t c2taw&d1aw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

The duties imposed upon pilots by the quaran
tine laws apply also to vessels designated in this
new ordnance which goes into operation imme'
diately and will continue in force until the first
day of November next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
LATEST FROM NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH.
Especial Correspondence of TIE Expross.l
Smallest Mortality yet-treSiher Untarordbie-

Especial Correspondence of TIE Express.
Smallest Mortality yef-tresther Untdrorabie-
Increase Of cases .feured-J g Hoiladay not
sick Misinformed- Rer James Chisholm Dy-
iag-list o + deaths --Neo Cases.
PORTSMOUTH. Sept. lG.
Dear Express Tho mortality yesterday was
the smallest we have had for some time past
but the eases are just as violent as they wcr'
at the beginning of the epidemic.
Yesterday we had rainy spell,and this morn
ing the atmosphere is heavy and damp and I'll"
skies overcast with clouds. | fear We shall have
an increase of cases within the next twenty four
hours, and large mortality about the latter part
of the week.
My friend J G Holiday is not sick. You seem
determined to put him hors du combat, whether
or no. Do not again announce it until you have
it from me-
AT latest accounts last evening, the Rev. Jas
Chisholm, of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
was extremely i'll, and regret to state in such II
condition to warrant the belief that he would
not survive the night.
The following deaths occurred yesterday Miss
Johnston, nurse from Philadelphia; Mr.. Miller
sons child; Barney Clarity; Joseph II Arquim
bo's child; child of Joseph Thos. and John Sand
ford.
VIM. Il. Singleton and wife are both very
i'll.
John A. Foreman, NJ l. Tabb and Mrs. II 7
Scott sick with Fever.
Yours. very truly, GosPoRT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WIN. ii. MOSRY, AuctiOmeer.
forsALE.

The undersigned, with u view ol relieving bm-
self tom his present embarrassed eonlni,n viii offer
for sale privately, until the 9th day Of September
the following valuable property, viz: iva Lots Of
druan nth" ri'y Of Lyuchbnrg. fronting 40 feet eari
nnieiefson the Basin nj the James River an
ktnamha Gai. rrarly opp. site tia large wa.
our Luis fronting 80 feet eueh an Il Basin at tie
Cam. rnanng luck /, the Otana aud Alexandria Rail
aadi Lot Jefferson street, opposite the store ri
aieDanie Hurt 4 Preston fronting 10 feel; four Framed
TrnemeHls nud luts near y. I. Ree>' lying between
The ell nnd urnpike-; House and lot adiainiHs
ID. Sprnces residence u mast desirable n,ny resi-
dercei) lot md Wnndcn Tenement aud vacant Lot.
both ndninng III n h,lf.ae,e Lot ~ Back Wa
ter Creek. Judge VIM. Daniels lee lonse; alse.
his interest (bcng hirds IN that Vault Bile Steam
Rrirk Machine the Gas Works; about 20 he al ot
Horses und Mule all young und well bruke harness;
ar 10 Wagons. g und horse.) and seveul sec
oni hand Carts, Wagons, &r.
Such portions of said property may not ho sold by
the 5tl dny of September nex, will on that lay be sod
by why of public auction.
All the creditors of the under signed invited Ia
purchase that their claims niny be otseci against
tie amount due by them respectively for Purchases.
All persons having open accounts against him are
quesedn them by the LIST day nj September TINT
he may endeavor to make provision FOR them those
indebted him earnestly requested to pny without
further delay.
N. B.-'fhe PIEDMONT WORKS will he continued
in all their different branches, and ali the contracts now
hand may he raced sor between this and the
lat day OF September will be carried promptly by
the that will tnko the Works thnt day, "a he
intends taking in purtncr
npg II d3aa t5thsept GEO. g. CURbE.
Republican copy.
POSTI ONEMENT.
The sale Of Read Estate advertised by Geo. g. Curie.
will take pnce the 2lst inst.
srp6 eotaIst c. r. PHELPS. Auct'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
A CALLUpON TuEPUBLIC.--NEW

IA GOODS! NEW GOODS limo, j. PuRVlS,
Agent, is receiving heavy Sioch of Fall and Winter
Goods. All he has say ia, that bis Stock is taken
from of the largest Importing and Jobbing houses
in the Union at nett cnsh prices and will be sold by him
small profits Tor cash, and nothing elte but cash
F. ST. shall receive new Goods nearly every week
in the season by Canal Boats Railr 'ad and Express
Com pa MES all of which will be sold cheap for cnsh
sen lots JNO. j. PURVIS, Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
sALMONs * MOORMAN.

SALNONS Il MOORMAN,
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale ofTobacco
" WHEAT, Corn, Flour. Oois. &C. and any other
ticle committed THEN From the long exper-
ence of Sa mons in The Tobacco trade, but
atter ourselves shnll be Enabled give sasioci
To all who may wish services in thai line. and
Moorinan's knowledge of the Wheat and Flour in this
place Tor the Inst ten twelve years vail enable
go into market with equal advantages with any other
house We therefore solicit the patronage OF old
friends an the public generally.
Very respectfully,
JESSE J. SALMONS,
THOMAS T. NORMAN.
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| l-d&cis PETERS. SPENCE Il 90.


100000 N N1 \ wsN Fl + N
Lnnd Wn.innt., under the new law, being is
sued anxious to buy large quantity, for which
will pay the highest market price ~ CASH. will at
tend regularly tie Courts of AppomnuQx, Campbell,
Amherst and Bedford. and occasionally Charlotte; and
will always p,y the best prices for Warrants. Any who
may have them will please apply to me before selling,
| prosecute as usual. all claims Tor Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Caims, any claims against the Govern
menl Of the United States.
June 7-ts CHAS w. STATHAM