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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
'The Legislature assembled at Milledge-
Ville on the 8tb inst. The attendance of
the members i'wasVeryr'full-lwo or j three;
only were absent from both Houses, In
the H. oft R.' the Wes for 'eikerwefe);
Jbr, Thomas W. Mufry 6f9 Hudson 54,
Campbell 1. (Mr. M. was supported by the
Clark : Darf v.. who 'nf.' rnnr "" Vr -"
iority in that body.) The Ibrtner Tcferlcy
He argues against this doctrine, and
adds : ' But the fact assumed by the Pre
sident as true, is not true. Nothing offensive
was written to this Officer before behad three
several times oflended the dignity'of this
Government
the offensive.
enteral semfllff
HOUSE OF; COMMONS.
On Internal lmprovemenlMtssra. For
ney, Behune ove, v Legrand and Wilson
, . On Education and "Primary Sckooh
Messrs; Htil of rankfin, Sneed, Davidson
t i-o!f fni nf Wi kes and tlaKtnj(
Ageni, vpy pis, qtsrespecuuij reainie j siojj fvt?jnjanasi a
the commissioners, and by his procufeme1- ffie same', to vVic:U S.
Oft the cession of yTfrrttori titthe! Ifni
LANDS FOR SALE CHE.,,
r 1000 acres in Onslow Coanhi
on the. west iiJ of VVhiteo.k il
comprizing , two tracfc i 0n nna
r
J.:..the folbwiria I.Ani ,u.0,sPeof
85 or 1000 acres in Onslow Co
meu ii inc. weilJldtf nl VVi:. .
j. 1
are about one hundred du.usand corq'h ?
chared, a set of turpentine boxes ' ,
iihbard, ajnifartable dwelling ' ; .Ple
tutlmii ri L5 na Oihpr
and : Edwards. I bis exppsitjon
of the-United5
J -f , ;. . y . . w. .w , ; -..;- ' - .
., wair ''vm'"wT' . ' . I oiaies win saiisiy. jfou xx cpcuvjr
Bnrch '.59-: -i -a ti .1 Hnrltnry WnVniur ncrn mpakures for : d
THeSenate did not-elect their Speaker I fcnCe againtthelreDeUtibh of, suchi
.'oo4he first day r but on TVtesaay the baP J ges.' (-? '2V?'f?ixk. 2 f T
lnts for that office : were for 'A. BAK)WII lvf ? He Con Vi 'M
necessary oui houies7On oi! f1""
are about seventy.five thuunA . r
with a convenient dweHint and nT 'Ulls'
rlings, calkd the Field's 'land, jft bui'
tween 800and 1000 acr ; I, S7
Ill 111 o
Whii
' it. .srm - ' . ! C? U . l..tH T ...O. . . t . An Iholll 1 A. .: nT ,11 1 linfthn ' Ihar 9 HilN fill lim UBHiI;U(IU. MWI
a majority of one over W. Bansell an GeorgiatialU7S the message,) relative to the polonptionpt ( v -. . . , ,
the former Secretary - The iresult5of the sbaIl make an'ihgiorious iurrenderj.pf !er the fre people'of Color, and the gradual XeoeVV VlTlCeS current,
election of 4lie' President of the Sepate rightswhat will remaio'of the fruiif hfr emancipatioiiof Slaves; was leferredo, a -;- :y ll'.-' inr '
isiewst is said: the state of parties in that oil'anii blood aifd public virtoe, kbut a dw- seecM:orombee . Thefbllowinggehtle- Articles i i r- LL,V- u- iiL-
body; the malority being the Clark parJy.r I solidated goVernroent j which thesover- men were nantd the committee :iMessi;s. I 1 ;lb.M .
, that they will raakea gener- I eighty and independence oJ the States oemg t Uonoho, ftore . ot urunswiCK, opfuui, 1 fetf ,f ifi'il, AM
of such officers oKthe, Movern-i mereed.f nothine is jell ner out ; uie povri.i uOUt,t ana awam. r h f : r U I .intter ? . J T
eiectea oy joini pauoi. i pi a municipal corpomiiuv 'w. vv ubihuiiui w tm. i l,,a v11 ." I Bees-Wax t; " v m 7 I I
" .. - ; . I T. j'I J f :..liuii(il ald Wit llin I 7 .voonA m U.W rolalac Irt th I - v . ' ' I 11 i I J
ui;tfarH i amies ana couiruiiuus vi 1 uuvcmui 9 uimjokc, wuvuh ; iv.o ...v unv Krpnr.n lorau. j 1;
I -V -- it" . I -
It is supposed
al sweep
xnent as are
The Govenors Message
on Tuesday. It. occupies 9 columns of fa
newspaper. It is almost entirely devoted
to tne relations between Georgia and the
By encrbachment n I amendments proposed to be made in the
miescence on the otb- Constitytion of lhV-Unitcjd States,! touching
the freedom of it.
the one side, and acquiescence
er, every da v brings lis nearer to , this. re- I the mode of electing the I President of th
I, i -. -r," . - l-.i- -1: ...j. I Vilf nnHif we cannot find saJety initne
1 'inn 1 no .rHK ? w iiii'i 1 il SKriLH . - . t-t . w
es in a bold torte. The Governpr states
that " If wpuld be un candid to disguise
thai but lor the proposed reference 10 von- 1 After tne .message
cress, ' the survey would have been com -1 den submiued ',) several resolutions,
THiced and orosecuted. So Ion? as the I after Irecitiiie the theory of the
Controversy was cohfined to .il Executive Cbnstitutioiij in relation to the po we rs and
Qi tae; Union, aud'the Executive of Geor- duties the General Governmeut cpnclu-
United States, were referred to. a select
i ? M., .-.-iBJl, i Troa Shun.
Peacb
te$ first principles of theCohsfituimii, tfe canj committW.i Messrs. Poll
ise fihb.itWVhere'v' J JJ;;4 :,'..;'' -jki herdj Niiler apd Scott.
n- VA read, Gen: Har i Un nfotibn of ivlr; Cox,
which
Federal
.... . . . i . I : l-.la..ai 1 Vb.
giaj mere cuutu oc jiu neaiictwuu w w
measures which if became the latter tu pur
sue. Between states equally independent
it is not required of the weaker to yield 10
because this would be set-
so much of Uhe
message as relates to Education, was refer-
ted 40 tie standing committee on that sub-
- 1 --''-i f--y. :; Friday," NoV". 25."-H
, Mr. ficott presented the petition i of 'Til-.
, do.
, do.
Corn,
Coffee
Cordage
Candles
Flour,
Flaxseed
Ffeathers'
Gin Holland
Country
the strontier,
thng controversies qy the rule 01 torce, ma , to.sland firm to the support of the
litirl with tHf follnwififr rsnlittiofi :
C l.herdore. fur.herfcsblied, That W'TS GU 10 by 12
.he Sruors and l4presemau.es of riSS 8 by 10
. . r - . t .. . . bers rrnresentin? that 'COUMW in tniS , J
iia, in the Uongress ot 1 1 unttea oiaies, i ' : r 0 ;:.i, rjo
? j s i u . a I House! Mr;?Moire, of Brunswick, prer
Iron,
bv the ruie of right,7 and between sove
reigns the weaker, is equally qualified, ai
; When tberelore! the President of th
ITniiMi States commanded the Governor'
of Georjnn ta forbear the survey, aad ,wheu
thalr Command. w?is lollowed ny a oisiinci
Rights of .the Siates," arid to oppose at
tne very threshoidevery, the least attempt j
to encroach ai pun them by the General Go
Vei ti mni, alway s remembering that tl it i
against slow, and silent'attacks that a na-r
uon ought, to be particularly on its guard'
in which course of conduct they may imrt
seuted several papers and depositions in
relation to this matter, which, with the pe
tition, were, .referred to the committee of
privileges and Elections. Air Picott, sub
sequently presented other papers, which
wei e .aiSQ submit ted to the same com miiiee
sent to (he aeuat'e,'" proposing to raise a se-
country bar
- 'T Hussta
Swedes
- Nail Rods
, Castings .
Lumber-p Flooring
ir Inch boards
Square iTiinber
Pine Scantling
bbl.
cwt.
lb.
cwt.
lb.
bbl.
bush
lb.
gall
50 ft
lb.
25
35
75
45
SO
in.
cali
and
tffc disobedience of
it, tne
Executive oft
Hi t- . i - - . I .
GtHirgia w uid not merely have sui reuaer f
d right, already 'declared to be so,, bj
the upi Kine pokver of the Stale, but wouK
-have 1 made' a dishooorabie surrender to n
stronger power with the sword suspended
over his lV-ad,l Whilst, theretbrt, liie Gt
vetnor wiVuid in thjjrespect have treated th
fiiandate oi the President as uolawlul, h
did not tifcsitaie as soon as the contempla
ted -reierrnce ol the treaty to Cutigress lor
alleifged mtriguerid treacltery was offi
cially kmwo iu him, to postpone the sur
vey until the meeting of the legislature J not
because that reference was lawtul, but that
iU legality ot illegality was not so appto
u niction tiir his decision as tor
mmm m fA n. . w mm va . "
Thdrsoay, Nov, 24
vlx 4 by his 1 approbation of Ll4Xniinptilrtf MrcyltVso muth of the
1 pMr.l.L. . 6, r . : ted States-Messrs. Wli h nelaJuavtSj
i5peighJ.Oavidsoff and
Oh' motion of MK Williamson, so much --rrl': -W M,
overnore-arrelate the west side of w ii rft
ternal Improvements wasl relerred toithe I ! r VVri r":x r having 150 or 200 thousanH r,v
' . LLi Jj v 1 anno niedr the committee on the MkI . ,. . inU8a"l Corn l.;nJ
standing corn mittee on ina suxy : , , T-J--. rm4et , ; V" ' 7" aH h cessarv Lii,:
cauea uie: uibson's-lands. All if p '
tracts may be greatlv improved, -kviTe
excellent sdilr Also, 640 acre7h
per part of Jones County, and 29Q
tying on Deep ;Gulley,inUe Same
! besides several other tracts -au a?i
and Lot n iTr.ntn u, . - wuse
- -, . iriS()ns wjs.
Huisuasc lanus, would do well to
examine for themselves.
I will -take in payment for any of ,U
above tracts, approve notes, mere !
1ze or five annual payments, ad feJit
ured that better bargains may hid )
l,nd and manner of payment iire uk, '
to consideration. . My only object in Lh
tog to sell this propeity js that I caaLu
U,UIC atir auu pn uiaoie U'C 01 thetirii.
ial oUierwise.-r urtliei particulars tin be
..cvi uy ippiy nig to uie huuscnbei,! L to
Asa smith, Lsq. M . OttME
7 Ve r ?nVe, ;Voy. l G T825.
SHEKIFF'S SALE. v
ON ftliiiuiay, jhe lzth oil . December '
neiti will be sold at the OouiKi.e
in irei.touj all the LAilS and 'lltAE.
ME;N I'S of Lewis Foscue lyiu un t,e.
north side of I rent River about twl ui-.n
above 1 rent Madge adjoining the im
ol Oeorge and buckner tluuii ; Mid n
tisly an execution in tavoui ot buiioin
cue reiurnaoie to uie ntxt scsmoooi tin
Supreme Court.;
VI. HU0G1NS, 6hJ,-
I"I0V. 2, 1825pyb 03. i
that' Command. w?is io lovvtru x-y u,. .v. m W1,icn course oi couu "'r ; 2llectioint ComriiUteeV to revise th lees of nne scanning
f annunciation of; the. prnalty which awaitecT ul,c,tiy rely ; upon the aroVntnd steadfast! -,3,00 Shingles, 22 iiich1
siumort of i he whole bodv of freemen of;
iieorgia, wh are equally and alike dispo-':;
sed to risk nil that is dear to them jh the
-uppbrt and defence of the Union and sove
reignty of the States.". ; . , :
INDIAN L LITTER.
v The fbllowinf letter is written by the
Choctaw who ,was delegated by his Tribe
to conduct tVehty-bne In(liah youths to
Oreat Crossing, in Kentucky, for educa
tion at that place, under the general super
intendence of Col. R- M. Johnson:
Blue Springs, (Scott county ,) Ky. ov; 5, 1825.
Hon.1 James Earb6iurt Sttrctary of fVar,
Cierk9'Sherffs,' Coroners, Constables, and
County Solicitors : and to enquire;into the
expediency -of compelling Clerks of Courts
to make. out their bills of cost and to issue
all tickets in dollars and cents, and that the
committee report by bill or otherwise. On
tae part of-- tins House, Messrs. M.artin,
Scott, Miller and LV 11. Simmonsi were na
med for the committee. : - ? I
(The resignarioirofJohn H. Hill, Colo-
read
he) of the Carteret militia, was
accepted. y V:
?s.;A M Saturday, ISov.
James ; Nt Smith, one of the
from Jones county, appeared and
fied.,' . , V f: . -1 ' 'i-.j
..A' message' was received from
"puTsue. thf Governor observes ;
I tu
ir; vwa.ry"ff,Cfiocta w tlielEXec1jvir Virginia, passed at
and
26.
members
was qua li
Governor
their
' Having submitted, in detail a narrative
of tne events t, , which our relations with
the United States have given rise, and ex
prsed t(e motives and principles which.
bave governed the cououct ot the ' Execu
tive throughout, it is i lefi to your wisdom fo
decide upon trie measures necessary ana
proper to sustain the Jiohorand defend the
rights and independence of therStaie. - t
is confidently believed, that -neither the
uniiiuuuu, ine puuuc. jaw j or toe usage
youths tor the purpose of education, in I 'asi Session; authorizing the Stockholders
conionnity to th?eSolution of the Choc- f f the Dismal SwaniD Canal Comoanv in
taw Nation to whom t belong. I I apprpve acreaseVlie Capital Stock, andrequesting P
ol this measure because I was educated iu the same jlo b!e laid before our Legislaluie,
hessee, and 1 know how to appreciate the niittee onUhternallmprovementsU
inestimable blessings arising from an edu 4 v -
cation among, them; It is my decided o- l:i::r j0;
pinion, mat the uromiHiiicr vDinhsAt: n...l ': v ' ' .'iWDtKi,f vr..
nation should be educated in this method, t Mr. Forney presented a resolution:1 the
leaving, the mass bpdur ; populatiotv io the object of ivhicji was jo refer to committees;
honorable and benevolent exeriibns of th- the various suitiects trVtpH nf in tt FV.V-
of nations will lustily an abrogaliorr of . the I C,fss,anar,e8 w, nave sw tied among us- live Message; So much of.that document,
Treaty! and it "is; recommended to you, we acKn?we9Se hh gratitude their I as relates Wthe election. of the President
n 1 . , -....v.. luuuuis, auu iwmjng i ui mr ' viimeu jjiaif iniernar improve-
ts jnierded,to depreciate.theirrneVifsli rhenttTduMtioa and,. i'rjmarv Schools-
hfApplication-ofv the United StatH.i for a
ndment to the
States and the
Pft i-PnfffVolir trt LnJ
iifionie. evei'y arrane -Traxrru"-inese l tecr3tmmitlees. . - , tr?: t j - r n--;
eeceptiori! of
pendittirethere-
committee of Fi
g tne contiitence and nat-l nancev F "f i ' : .is
Staves,V. O.hhd
do. 111. O. do.
do. W.O.bbl.
nHeading,w-oihhd
Lard ... , l-.- - ''
Lead, bar.
white, dry
, . i- ground in oil
Leather, soal
upper -
Meal, !
Molasses
Oil, Castor -
Linseed
Fish
Naval Stores, Tar
' Rosin .
-Turpentine
Spirits do.
2
14
12
Mft.
X000C
20
32
50
40
75
75-
20
65
40
00
-
40
50
6
(i
6
7
5
3
- ?
13
ork, cargo
mess A
Com- Peas, Black eyed
Kice :. v
Ruin, Jamaica ' '
1 American
Salt?T.I.
Fine' "'.'Vu
Sugar,,: Loaf,
there tore, iu , any arid every event to con
sider as heietojore the Indian claims to the
territory , as effectually extinguished by r it,
and that wbeiiier the. survey be suspended
or not, to order the occupation ot it on the
day .stipulated jo that, instrument, in f th
Validity had not been questioned."
In relation to the Cherokees he observes ;
In the conespiHidence submitted 4to the
Legislature at their lat. extraordinary sev
sion, win oe lounu ttiti repeated and : final
resolution of the -Cherokees never to abau
don the lerritory they .ciiiyT;wlthrh'TouV!
limits. 1 his resolution, may rbe ; satutactoV
ry to the government pi ;the .United-States 5
it cauriot be ju to youH Hiving taken
theirs, it remains for yori'tti fake'ursv it
iui 9 iu lust. yn uur coeiteT
judgment wiir ;Sugkest ;and approvrthe7
remedy. Whatever itmay bei I recom-
meod to you to adopt, Varly arid energetic
came, here with jitgh expectations, from the 1 1
mgii character we had ol our friend,! , Cklss'bhf tof remtpryAm
Johnson. - Bqt notwithstanding these x-idnititutiott the United
peciaiioiK, 1 am atrreeablv disanoo ntd in f Judidara was ireferr
expectations; and 1 feel cdnfideutlhiiCriatId Wchf Hi'-latef 'It
mm,,, win u m iu me vnociaw 1 vjHcii itjaiayeiie' ana tne ex
,"auu" ,iui iiisutuon: and t con-4oririwa reterrea to the
siuer it ueservm
Brown ''
- -Havan'h White
Steel, Blistered
;? German
Tallb w, :; ''
WineTeiierifle
-1 Sherry, ;
4-Cotiniry
VVhiskey ' . ;; ";
fb.
cwt.
Ib.
bush.
gall-bot'l.
gall,
bbl.
gall.
bbl.
bush.
cwt.
gall.
bush.
ib;
cwt.
lb.
cwt
gall;
gall.
14
9 10
18 20
8 10
1 50 I 75
16 20
S 10
7 ,
17 20
1 8 10
;8 io
16
25
70
35
25
30
3S
DO
25
35
30
9
13
60
90
75
40
60
65
23'
20
9 "
10
10
18
12
1 60
2-; -
13
35
22
16
50
75
45
25
50
4 50
7
7
7
8
6
persiint
17
3
-28'
80
40
53
1
1
11
14
40
35
TO THE PUBLICKI
? may be recoikcted by fauy
that 1 some lime sincf iKlvftiiim m
Land for sale in th-1 Caioinw sm&
motive was lo t fleet a sale nk)ni, aud
prevent such a sacrifice as must
when sold for cash ai SberilT's salej diu
rified as above: j '',
Persons who have any mclumtion tu pur
chase; valuable Trent lands art-umiblia
call and examine them before the ins f I
sale!. The balance of the puid miH,
Hl.er paying the above recited eJUKti'V
may Ue puid py a hegotlaore iiuie to Jeuhei ol
the Banks, or to Mr. Moses Jar vis 01 Ne.
bern, who with Tsathan Foscue. ri
75
85
45
7
25
22
11
123;
13
I
2
15
40
13
20
75
25
THE SUBSCRIBER
DU'isuies tor the removal 0 all white per- I
Si.ns and others, not JndiHns. inhaKm,... L
that territory ,, with the exception only of
such js are necessarily , employed in the
service of toe . Uniled Stales, under the
fc.i lu congress to regulate
commerce with the Indian tribes 99 '
riinage of the General Government ahel th ; J tntlch as 'rejates tohe rainthff of
i boctaws; -1 !aVe deemed it mv dutv"'to I Swamps;; wklerred to the commitr.Un
- .-.. ouurj guaruian I-tar..iupruvtiijenis:..;'i":-.ii ":- r 1 , fr.
rnd IriendJ under the advice and coritrnl W 1 . So niuch as relate rn iho r-K- ' J "
Y iut-ui uie unuea otates. :
f . tru auu vuiiversen w in rn
,uo ?Mrpejgntj it was order
a committefe'on th At ; 1 ; u 1
muus, ana irom inlorniation. I consider Kim I aaa raDiic arnw'of the State. bontminfoH
rind tn'iArm ikiu.1m .Ul 1 -x . : '
ii.ii uiniiiirr.x. imnrnva
;maduncutoe:th
VVith sentimehts of great respect,' Hour
Hzed mbiaer mVjsale at rV
. dtice'd price, a" hnHnmo ..-;
1300 pounds. - . . . J-v
. '
A
NOTICE.
,T the November term 1 1825, f the
. vuui. vi i iras ana unrtop Naoo.r..
of Craven County, the subscriber Qualified
ent
l.Tf..' . .'
I. thGnvV.rn 1 " ' f VW Oirirt.WAnd lo, Si
ue lerii aoor wnicn; was beh
lNowAbraharii and Sarah
asio men. unnes
- me cixecutive 01 ine staie would " hve
teen warranted by the public taw and prac
w ui iHiNs u vaar ar g rant to nave
ordered btm to leave the territory of Geor
gia, ana io nave- entorced that order. It
w uuwuiiftg ju resort , to,, a .measure
harshne or severity however, iusiifiaole
i ne - answer 01 the fresident to.
demand ol the Cjrovernor of
the
Georeta' for his
recall and arrest is as Jittle creditable to the
uuviiwiaijr '""?- wnicn u comes as satisfac
tory lo the une to whom it is a'ddressfrl
... ' The Presiderit, acknowledges this oflS '
eer to have used contemptuous and rJisreC
r1' wuu iw - woica nis . conduct is
f implydw;pprovd, and Uie ismarmld
that if the governor or thwure-had: lin
previously aed towards him ofifisiveafK
I mr-: PiW" presented a . bill, to amend I
I security ana alahaeement of theirestWr . hAK. vT" ' rJ5a,s5u'-- persons
Whicha, eadjhl first inWSS
tohair..:?! requested to make mmediate navWp.tf
! ' . " ""nV v. in made. by , V S .j claim. a?ain.i,, p9ent
-: i,' ,.i"uou"ocK Ya. woy.;l2.w,iairionds civenb qarred or.recoverv.f
irah thyWife mVHfi
heard iif iiJi?t-rM!ra.?V-9P - t 4
imt h m c :,r ,iwme oeiiTt? and hik sncn.c I - i ' ' " - r " " -- ' . . I
witb jtarah after the rtfanner 01 woman SJwWpresW a hlltitwLi Countv Court J if,- :u ., I
WherfoS fivZ'XiXASj 'rMr',r ,4a-
of l i - - - - u:m mtiiiu uerseu, j v-.- Viu vpmpanv.:whirh I "v, r v,"i5raiur lo ine estate of Jnhn l
ir-'. --"V, -"""S UIU a SO.r,-.; .-Vr l.
stirMj beara thildi which am d r? iW. tx'WwWllwffl'lBirRiS!!.
H H Genesis: Chatiy Ul 'trZl&i?; &m -s-.i-M- y
MH Jdhn;CaigaiIisuS
nave like Alwahamndjarahi of bldb
bi,-: rtip .tprni,;. , : i "ot iMM 4ioe cooaoid Jadv was ar.iti I' f'y wfwiviessra2;.t rr . tojx months creiiir tt.n K.r i
a a Ciuit
:age oa tti For: the 'validity v in mic,
llT'll - y-. . . ,
rfier to nullum uaston and Joiio dtai,
Esqrs. ol ftenberh. .
- . LEVV1S F0SCUE.
Jones County, Nov. 2, 1825
' FOR SALE OR LEASE,
i 1 1 H El yaluaole, Plantation, Wooiivillf, ,
iJ. at.the head ol Ba Kiver,in travea ;
County, formerly owned by Robert R.
Sparrow,! about 20 miles Irom iewrrot
and . adjoining the Lands of Benjamin 5.
Tillman. The tract contains su liuodiei
ahd .forty Acres!, about one hundred uf
which are cleared, and inood order lor
cultivation j the residue is well tin berei
with oak, and for fertility ot soil is eq-wl
to any In the stafe. Its situation is nriil
ihy and handsome, nnd contiguous lo 'wd
navigationany jtressei that can pass the
SWash, caln receive a cargo at thtf Phpw-
tion landing There; are on the premise!
.comfortable Dwelling and coiivenitnt
out-houses. For further particulars, ap
ply to. John W.IGuio.n, or ita.u"
1 ILLMAN. j .-
iov.5;i825 98.
BAliimiOUE.
ALANSON WEBB,
AVI1NG turned! his atreutioo J
: N'nrth.Cjircilina buines. PrfPJ
to receive; tin consignment and sell ajtf ,
Goods which maV be fonnd to an$"'
Haltimore Market and especially l11
Turpentine. Merchants shipping 01 ' 9
warding Ui so La a en. are m ,
draw, ati short dates, for t0-1
Cargo consigned,
turn any Goods,
the full amount. ,
? - Reference nay
y i ' 'I. :' -I.
Messrs. William Hoi
.thirds the
or they can order hi re-
bv the same ve1; '
. 1
be made (o
Hster,
EiWard C. King, xcffberoj
ii iiuaiu k.
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CMC. &;C. B, ChorcbiJJ
E. AJ Rhodes, Co.
rn.tK Xr 114vb !
ifotimore jUti 1825. 99 24
iVintlior.
Coleraifli
tea DoWavs lleN'
r-an a way:
'December
from, the utaefi
a,t, W
Woman
named H AC f 1 A E L "J complon--.
Sleet!
James
hv r-ord i'l! h divert to any per-
i:.; oiA nirrn tn me. or
MfllU Will UCllfCI HIU L'" ' i
care her in tnv Jait'to that iget her.
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