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7ohn Mother & Company,

- ~ II
YNFoRMS the Public. that they have pur-
4 chaied the Trading Stock Of qbomas Green,
and continue the bufncfs in the fame Store.
Said Mggey & ca. would ALTO inform the
Public. tha, they have seduced ihe prices Of iaid
Stock 20 very low rates, and have jua received
very handfome fupply of frcfh
Spring Goods
Which, in addition TO the old Stock. makes the
Allotment compie.e--all which they are detsf-
mined TO fell
V1Ri- CHzAp FOR CASH.
1'h. fnallea favOrs will be mott gratefully
acknowledged.
G1- All thofe indebted to THOMAS GREEN,
on Note or Book account, are dthsed to mike
payment 30 faid MosHER, & Co. who are en-
powered TO fetsle the fame.
Newport, May 10, 8ot. Soft
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Wanted Immediately,
A Journsyman BOOK BINDER, to
whom good wages will be given
Enquire at this Office.
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/. Life of General Bonabayte.

TaR reeived and fSr ,Esie at tbe Bo0k. .f0,e Of
w. R. WILDER.
THE Life OF tBONAPA2TE, FirR Coniul
i of France, from his Birth TO the Peace OF
LuneyilIe with an Elegant Head.--PIise only
One Dollar.
NesDtsrt, Jnn< SSa
6>r For Sale a. shove, LRcHoRs HATS,
coveted with black filk, and grcea unders--By
the doz. sr nnelc. 4t ~
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l. US OF THk UNION.
lpuBLIsHsD ny AurHoRirY.l
sEVHNTH CoNcRgse

SEVENTH coNcRsss
Of fbs
UNITED STATES.
az ibeI Gy6 Jcgisn,
Begun and held al .he CT.
~ OF Wsihingron, in the
Territory Of Colo alba.
on Monday. the 9TH OF
December, 1901.
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FOR SALE, AT .
w. K. Mlder's Book Store.

A BOUT 500 Rolls PAPER HANGINGS.
"A Of lait years flock, which viii be fold at
coG. Alto, this day received. and for iale as a.
bove, very elegant aGortment Of PAPER
HANGINGS OF new Figures. which v i'll be
fold at the mandatory price.
Ne4vbort, dpyR ). 1907. 1911
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Ten Cents Reauard.

Ten Gents RezOard.
IN ult. an indented Negro wcnch. named
SUKE, about IS years of age. All perfons
are forbid troaing, harboring or employing her
ON penalty of The law.
PARIGREEN WHITE.
qivsrton, Jant z3, 1904. 81
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Notice is bereby Civen

70 all Pcrfons who have demands on the
Eaate Of Sise3m Hall, Efq. late Of North
KiDstton, dccealed, to prefeat ,hem for fst,le-
nent; aud thofe indebted thereto. are called on
20 ajjua the fame. and make payment to the
fub'crlber'. within the time limited by law !; or
otheswiie they will be precluded.
ALMY HALL, Exeentyix.
JOHN HALL. Exeoxisy.
North Kingaon: June Is, ISoz. or
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-04
-NEW-LONDON, Nov. "a.

Arrived bsigsCygnet, capt. WHITLEY,
Grenada, via Turk s-Iaand Cleopatra,
LOOMS, Aux Cages; Minerva, French,
St. Kits; fchconers Favorite, LashrOp,
Turk Iilani; Walter, Boardnan, Mar
Unique Fanny and Casharine, Bernard,
ST. Croix; ilcop Harriet, LynSls, ia
naica.
Cleared, briggs Lydia, Chappell, Wet
Indies; Walhington, Mather, do. James,
Ela,ore, do.fch'rs Sally, Kirby, dc. Sally,
Defhon, DO. Capt. Whitley lett at Gre
NADIA, OF. IA, brig Glory, Durant, OF
N. York. A few days before capt. w.
left Turks IQand, the ihip Nancy, from
Norfolk for )amaica, ran on reef between
Turks. Iaand ard Salt-Key, laden with
-four and lumber, the nip end part Of the
cargo loft, fails and rigging notify faved.
Spoke, Nov. II. lar. 40, 20, long. 10,
feh'r Alert, Harding, from Bottom for
Savannah. Capt. LOOMS .iaw, NOV. I9,
- fail of veacls of A1onfog, at about
O'Clock, P. NJ. Capt. French fpoke, IN
lat. ~, 81, long, IS, 20, brig Pamela,
IS days from Batslmore for Jamaica. In
la,. 81, So, ieh'r Heroine, Hall, days
from Baton, had loa his main naa in the
South Channel, and had been twice upfet.
Capt. Bodlnan Jeff aoop Lucy, Bailey, of
this port /; iloop Annable, Of do. Al ST.
Ki,fs. locp Aan. B,inn, Of Hartford, TO
iailin4 cr.i days. Capt. Francis Bulksly,
was fpaken from Cape de Verbs, with a
cargo Of flock, going into surrinarn, beng
OFT of ali kinds OF flores for his flock.
Capt. lynds had extrema bad weather,
and was three times fuPplied with provi-
fions. Nov. !, ia lat. 81, long. 81, 80,
lpoase loop Lacy, Munro, Of Brittol, &.
i. completely d!imsited, trying TO get into
Morth-Cagoiina ; tie had ro ipars lett but
her ea.t, With &c had erected fer jury
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RATISBQN. September 20.

The day before yeaerday the ENJOYS OF
The mediation respectively gave IN notes
thar Of The French minifer delivered 10
the AaRrian plenipotentiaTy, was as fol-
lews
{" The. undersigned envoy entraordi-
nary from the French republic 10 the
German diet, has fesn from the printed
protocol of the fittings of the extraor-
binary depa,a,ion of the empire, that
the deputa,ioo has paGed lsveral eonela-
Fms, which have besn tranfmitted TO
hislexcellency the Aqltrian Plenipoten-
tiary, in order that8they all, without ex-
ception, and elpecially The principal con-
efsfam Of the fitting of The S;h OF Septen-
Der, May be communicated by him TO
me miniiters of the rnediat;ng powers: he
therefore requetts the Aufrian plenipo-
tertiary, at length omaSe this commu-
aication, which in The preient Rare of
things cannot longer be deferred without
great inconvenience, nnleis his excellency
wi:hes to depart from the caab,ithsd cuff
tom, and would rather chute that The an
dsgiigned ihould sapplyto the directory.
The dnderiignedarenews TO his ex-
eellency the baron Won Angel the alu-
Races ofhis high eaeem.
LAFoRT.
Ratysoa, soab Fsa6idr Isess. l7.J
a note exactly Grilar aifo given IN by
the RuGian pleniporentia.y Baron Buh-
Ter tie direaorial miniasr Bsron d All
bini, TO be communicated, together with
the French note, re the sierota.ion OF the
empire. The AuRtiaii plenipotentlary,
IN Consequence, ,faniinitted to The ENJOYS
q The mediation the PRINCIPAL concluiam OF
The Sin, with the acce6ary refolptions,
bur without accedins TO tie former. On
thc-rs'h the 6xsh fitting Of The dePufation
took place, in whist. Sc MS telolved tat
the ,iifeaoral min;EcI ihovid sga'G asFiy
10 the Apiifiar u,i.s;ae-, lo acStac le-the
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Coils Theoyy otc Skuih.

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We have extracted the following, laid
tc sc an explanation OF the theory Of Ds.
Gall, from French paper, for the amuie-
ment OF our readers:
g The doctrines of the celebrated Ger
man Doctor Gall are not only curious, on
account of the celebrity given to them by
the prohibition againG their being public
ly taught in Vienna, but they are ALTO re-
rarkab}e for their reiulte. AS tic brain
is moulded by the full, DR.. Gall, who
thinks he has found in the conformation
CT tie brain an explanation of the differ
emf moral and intellectual facu,ties Of raap,
ettabliahes the convexity Of the full as
the rule from which he is to form his
judgment; and contends, thar the mora
convex the lkull the greater the capacity
of the individual, which he fupports by
the examples OF the asulIs of many cele-
bratea men. Thi. convexity is generally
remarkable in every great man; but hand.
fome men, Whole heads are more round
and gracefully formed, have ieldom mucl,
genius. He likewife believes hnnlelf
able 10 determine the place Of each Of ous
mental faculties in the brain; the faculty
OF obferva!ion, for inaance, lies juit be-
hind the forehead. This part is very
convex in children, who, as is we'll t<nown
are remarkable for this faculty.. This
conyexisy diniuiihes infenhb!y, and even
becomes a concave, uuleis in great OBJ
felvers; and DR.. Gall concludes that Ii
berty and cuitom may induce great changes
10 this faculty in man. Fle is in pollsi-
ion Of the l,uils of many celebrated per.
ions, particularly thofs of B'umander,
Aixinger, and Wurmler. In the brain
Of the latter lie preiends to have diicover.
ed tie organ oscqurage, which has It's place
ahont an inch above the ear. The tkuls
Ct animals furnifh him with importan.
discoveries. He las found in the Aulls
Of fnging birds, in thcia of celebrated
s,utcians, and, above all, in that OF Mo-
zag., the organ Of mufc. Finally, the
willy brain Of The fox ard the cat, as we'll
IS thoie CT men whom he had known re-
'.larkable for craft, point out to him the
organ of cunning. 1t is but juaice to FAY
tina, the doctrines Of Gall are ycIyicurious
h9w far they are well founded is not for
us to examine. "--C2ef DIX Ca6i1lt and
foayaaf 1u Scv.
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KINGSTON, (Iam.) October q.

On Thurfday evening arrived at Port
Royal, his Britannia majefy's fhip Echo,
Capt. Scare, from New Providence. By
her we learn that fome parlons belonging
TO that Hand, and intimately Connected
with Gen. Bowles, have lately commenc-
ed Pirating in thoie feas, and that they
have taken feveral veiIels belonging TO
Natlau. One of their veiels has been
taken by the boats of the Echo, ard eve
ry diligence is made rfe of TO catch the
ref. Before The Echo left New Provi-
dence, two of the principals tad been ex-
ecuted, and ieveral remained for trial.
La SenGble frigatc was loft about 70
miles from Trincomallee Officers and
crew iaped.
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conciuium Of the sth. The lefu,ation
iIkewiis took into confederation the me-
mortal from the Swabian towns.
LAUSANNE, Sept. IS.
ne fsnafe and the couneil Of execution,
have addreasd the IIelsetic people il n
proclamation, Of which tie following are
the mott remarkable patiaees
Citizens Of Elclyetia. Be:n, furround-
ed by bands Of in{lrsen's, slleinhled and
commanded by Berneft officers: Bern, agi-
ta'ed within by inceGant confpifaeies /;
Bern, leaguei with the enemies Of the
fate, no longer offers iscorisy to the de-
liherations Of tie lnagillrates. We were
81 her to wal. Tiff The government f1ou!d
diaolye itielt, and The republic perrin with
II, or We were 10 make choice of another
town IN another country, TO preierye there
the facred depot Of the legitimate and cor
ititu.ional authority.
" The feaatc aud the council of execu-
ton, though they owed it TO the nation,
which, in Tranquil times, placed this depo-
1T in their hands, TO the great MATS Of ci-
tizens, who, by the mere ientiment of their
own sonyitiion, accepted the contribution,
recommended by foreign henevolence, TO
adopt This latter part. Laulanne, and the
canton de Wand, are become the temporary
fear of the Relvetic republic.
"Citizens Of lelvetis, into blindneis
have you fallen! War has ceafed TO dsfo-
la'e your trontiels; opinion ftemsd 10
rally round contribution, which was able
to atisfy all the real wants, all demands
founded upon juffice. The government,
full of confidence in tie love of the Swifs
for their independence, had ccnfented TO
the retreat of the foreign troops; and it
was at this epoch, from which new ara
of geace and felicity ihculd have COM
reuced it WAS then VIXEN, III order TO
be independent ard free, the country re-
CURED only repofe; then were you Teen to
take up arms, to dilplay the colors OF The
faction inimical 20 peace, & TO precipitate
yourfelyes blindly into the abyls dog be.
meath your feet!''
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CREENOCK, Sept. ~.
NlAGNEyIsM.

y, ,scsmnfua tkr fsslazuias 70 TIE perafal
ofsHr Pbi!etaS5ieal KeSder5.
We have been.iavoured by gentleman
g ,h;s town with the peruial Of ietter
s,om his friend in Gfasgow, Of dale Avg.
j from which we take the following ex-
tat.
n,nkind as the following, il were cri-
m;oal in Ee TO conceal ! therefore re.
o,,ra of you to make itas public as po.i-
he among your fea-iaring men and phiio-
lonhieal friends.
:. Oar mutual friend before his depar-
,cre lait fall for Philadelphia, contributed
amschinc, apparently hmple, bat which Is
infinitely more yaluable 10 navigation than
he compass. Il was brought 10 ne, TO-
oe,hsr with the log book, by a fellow
00aaercer homewaFds, who unluokily had
,aaid no attention 10 The ufe of The appsra-
,as. which was the more unfortunate, as
our friend died within league of land.
"It is.a magnetic ball, floating IN
baton of qnickhlver. The balls painted
ali over, TO keep the qa'ek6lver from
penetrating the pores, which might enabar-
RATS the evolurions, which coating dare
nor deRroy TO examine the material Of
the ball bur from its weight il NUT be
metallic, yet it floats high in the fluid.
Since hetook IS from this place, perceive
he has marked it with lines Of longl-
tuse aad latitude, Ike geographical
iphere. This, ] prefume, he has done
on his voyage outward, the journal OF
which he probable left in America. But
this which | Poaefs, begins with the exact
point of latitude and longitude Of Ftila-
delphia, land records the zenith fthe day,
as accurately as 1t had been all along
on terra arma. In bed he told the capt.
his diaance from the coaa of ireland 20
minute by locking at his machine.
I" The properties Of Ma5netifm are not
YET Efficiently known, and they have
heretofore been applied 70 ule only in the
form Of the needle. But it appears to
poaeis, befdes It's polarity, a plopenity
10 retain It's native relative petition on
the earth, thar IS TO Gay, il turns apcn an
axis, like the earth one point always point
Ing ar the pole far. Beyond the line,
this point upon the ball is below the heri-
ION, and on the lhore OF America the long
line, which now is its meridian was far
down the iide. So that if hehad failed
round he earth, his little ball would have
made a complete revolution upon its axis. =
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on. IS, Il
comb, New Re,
Saunders, Win.
Oct. II, failed IMP f1iopewel', Corr 8,
II. York.
oa. IS. failed aoop Homnirg fini,
Caldwell, N. York.
OF. 20, faileo ichr. Regulator, Hen-
derfcn, Wellington.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

: y
- TOLEN lately from the Subicriher
y living near Potomac Run, in Stafford
county q BLACK MARE. about IA binds
high. She had Star in her forehead, ionc
white hairs ON her neek, rear the lloaidey,
and three Of her feet are white above the
hoof. The Mare is old, but Che was in
god order when taken away. Whoever
will lecure her, 70 that ! get her again,
lhall receive the above Reward.
ROBERT BUCHAN.
Dc. 4. dlzt
uH received,
A few boxes lrefh LEMONS, LINES.
and fweet ORANGES.
A L S @,
EiibeEs, Eaglin Wslnuis and Almonds,
OF 40 excellent quality
$3.50 JOSEPH DYSON.
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Captain Oico,t, of tie chip American
Packed, informs US that the day AFTER his
falling was hxed, according TO a report
which prevailed there, for opening the
port ofHa,annah for the admition Of LMn.
Der in American yeiels.
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nasa. She was from Guadaicare, with
dxry thoufand weight Of fugar on bsard.
Capt. Lyhds fupplied hcr with foine bread,
which Was;a!! he had.
NEW YORK, November so.

Capt. Mari',r, who arrived here yclerday
morning from 4maiea. informs that On the 4th
in lAt. 10, ~, lang SO, be picked up the Capt.
and crew u steniih tiloancl from cafthsgeua
bound To t.ayalsa, With Mas Gait away two
days afler ihc failed. Inc crcw conii}ed of
n ell, wAa had been in the boat S days de!titute
1t water and proviEnns--l he nams If the capt.
was NiNho!as---they were landed 1t HAVANA.
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5. y the wig, md can or,,,y ref fatis-
t 8 s shoie ipsings Of joy, which flow
pss RS primeyalioufce.
!l0 GuLIELMuS.
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FROM GUADALOUPE.

indeed !; confuion, pillage, bloodhed ard
murder are tie order OF the day, the IN
furgeats do actually gain ground, and capt.
B. fpeaks of it rs his opinion, tilat if freh
troops Go not ihortly arrive the blacks
will have pof1ee;on Of the iAand. To
minute the lhocking ,ranfattions that dali
ly occur would be too tedious. They
have not yet extended their rayages to
Point petre, but at ST. AIMS imall
town abou, IS miles from there, maj
iacres of the inhabitants, without regard
to age or feS, took place about the middle
Of October, hanging and fhooting Of the
blacks has become 70 common. that the
ipettasor there is hardly attpatei By emo
tons of aifoniihmens ar the fcene, $50 Of
tho(e wfetches were executed al che time,
at Bsileterre, about week before capt.
Bantin failed. The Fever is fiji making
lis rayages net only among the French
troops, but on the Americans there. Mar
kets are solcrably good"
Entered, Gaip Experiment, Mariner, "a
maica American Packet, Olcotf, Hawai-.
ma frhr. Matilda, Kane, Frederick fburg;
Somerfet. Juett, do. Roop Three Brothers,
Wi!kinlon, Bermuda.
Cleared, brig Caroline, Lee, Teneriae;
fchr. Marinda, Sayre, St. AuguGine !;
L;nne., Paitefion, Sheiburne.
Arrived faee our iaf.
Ship EXPERIMENT, Mariner, from Sa-
wanna. la mar, Jam. Nov. Il, fpoke
aoop Little Patty, from jamaica, for N.
Carolina, our Is days. Same day fchr.
Hiram, from 90. Tor Halifax, OUT l3
days.
Englih 1oop Three Brothers, M'Kin-
ny, from Bermuda. Two days fince, ipoke
foop from this port bound TO Cha1Iefton
Cut 3 days.
Schr. American Pa.ket, Olcott, from
Havana. Left there, brig William,
Towniend, Of Newhaven, to fail in 4 or
5 days for this port; brig , from
Chatham hip Eliza, Barclay, ofand for
Philadelphia, from New Orleans, arrived
tie 9th Sept. TO fail in few days Gle
thier, Mallory, Of and for philadelphia, TO
fail in 5 or days; Thomas Ruayl, Cor
ham, of ard for Bottom, TO fail in Gays.
The hip Charles, for Bottom, failed s days
before capt. Olcott the French brig Rofe
for this port, da} before him; and he
hip Peafe, for Bolton, J days. OF, Char
leaon, 10 LAT. 81, lpoke a Ehr. Out Is
days from Malaga bound 10 Caai,eGon.
Flour at Havana, II or 5 dollars FER
bafrel.
T Fysm Jama;;ea papers 70 Ike f3otb oa2-
Der, rserivsd al this .qFte JxFe,aap1 b.
tbe ZIP Experiment. 10
K,ngstou, on. 9.
Sailed, fchr. Sarah, Yeilowhy, New
York.
olf. i, arrived, brig Eliza, Highly,
New York.
OF. IS, arrived, Hoop betsey, Seraars,
New York Who Would Have Though,
II, New London fchr. Fair American,
Shaw, Baltimore.
OF. IS, arrived brig Hunter, surgct !.
New York failed, Lark, Lines, Phila- b
delphia /; brig Thomas .Jeferfon, Elliot,
Wilmington. brig Mars, Greedy, do.
OF. 10, arrived fchr Succels, Rof, |
Philadelphia, failed on the 10Th, fchooner
Philip, Mills, New York.
OFT. 70, failed hip Katy, Thuraon, \.
York brig Eliza, Highly, DO.
Oct. "a, arrived fehr. Beaver, Brown,
Newbern; brig Benjanin. Ingram, New
York iloop Lark, Letter, CharIclson 4
IL Lt,.o C.H,o In,-j
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atesrranDr.a Gculrtl5Gr.
SATURDAY, DEcEMnER 4.

MARRIED, en- Tuci.ay laa by the Rev.
Mr.. Thomas Davis, at suIiy, The feat Of
Richard R'and Lee, ETC. Mr.. BERNARD
MooRR CARTER, fon Of Charles Garter.
Eaq. of Shirley, 70 Mis- Lucy GRIMES
LEE, daughter Of General Henry Lee, Of
Strattord.
Hers the mild lutte Of the blooming morn,
And his the radiance of The rifsn day.
May ever thus, each virCuous, gencrocs youth,
Wiel homer warmed, and ecatarcy ard truth,
At tlymen's chaac and facrcd altar find,
a beauieous peIion with heavenly mind.
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Arrived at Bottom, Nov. a3, Friend
Clip, Lewis, Alexandria Hannah, Smith,
do. Hazard, Luce, Go. Triton, Thomas,
Baltimore eiferfon, Grois, do. Polly,
Manchester, Richmond.
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this country to purchafe bills OF other re-
mittances for the paymentof the Dutch
debt, with comrniiion amounting TO
5000 dollars and N the lait place, the
commifioners are authorizes by the bill
TO employ an agent in Europe to tranfast
any blhnefs re9agiye TO the diioharge OF
the Dutch debt, with a lalaryo OF 5000
dollars a year. Thus weiee in what man
ner the foreign debt IS to be paid, and the
harmony between the frgsJfons and aas
Of Democrats. Under the tormer admit
nifrasion bankers were employed in itol-
land, initead of an agent at the expsace.
of 5000 dollars a year !; ard the govern
mcnr traniaefel les own butines, iaitead
Of employing contractors ar an exPenee OF
5000 dollars a year, at the hazard OF
loiirg inmenle fums which viii pats thro'
their hands, by their falling or abicond-
ing. Can any thing be more hypocritical
and fahe, than the title Of the bill, or the
remarks Of the phliolophlc M. Smith
Palladium.
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.ofoe,as. II NUT haze been iae extreme
r. ignorance and folly to have given 10
:. cau{ss Of alarm and difcontent
r;t;zens Of America, you are called
,,,,,0 70 read, reflect and compare. AL
, r. have the precipatc and unwiie mea-
asrr, Of theprsfent ralers, produced great
' sharos in the ientiments OF the people
The dawn of federaIifm already hegias
- break in the EAT; and calls upon US
- route from our Plumbers. Tbs fun
w;lI loon rife, to gladden. our political
lr,aifoherc, and chace away the dark and
gloomy. night Of democracy.
3 (Wls6. Fed.
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By THE PRESIDENT
palladium.
OF THE
UNITED SITES ef.4lNERIcA,
A PROCLAMATI

WHEREAS a Treaty between the
United States of America and the Chick
aiaw nation of Indians, was concluded and
fged by the commfhcners ofboth nations
fully and respectively authorized fer thar
pnrpofe on the twenty fourth day Of Oao-
Der 1901, and was duly ratified and con
frmed blythe PRECEDENT of the United States
with the advice and content of the Senate,
on the frf day of May enfuing, which
treaty is III the words following, 10 wit
A TREATY
Ofyeeiby0eal aavautages and mutaaleou-
penienee betqvfeu the Unifed STATES IT
Amsrca md tie Cbiekalazus.
The Preiident of the United States
Of America, by James Wiikinfon brigadier
general in the fervice efthe United States,
Benjamin Hawkins of North Carolina,
and Andrew Piekens of South Carolina,
commiliioners of the United States, who
are veied with full powers and the Min
60, principal men and warriors, Of the
Chiekaiaw nation, representing the faid
nation, have agreed to the following ar
ticles.
ARTICLE I. The Mingo, principal
men and warriors of the Chickaiaw ma
tion Of Indians, give leave and permit
fion to the PRECEDENT of the United States
of America, ter-lay OUT, open and make
convenient Wagon road through their
lard between the settlements OF Nero
Diiriet in the fate Of Tenneaee, and
thofe OF Natchez in the MiGlmppi Terri-
tory, in !uch way and manner as he may
deem proper and the fame fhall be
highway tor the citizens of the United
states and the Chickafaws. The Chick
afaws mall appoint two difcreet men TO
{erve as afiiifants, guides, CT pilots, DUR
ing the time Of laying out and opening
,ae road, under the direction Of the ofi-
Ger charged with that duty, who thall
have a reafonabIe compensation for their
lsrvice.: Provided always, that the ne
cedary ferries oyer the water ceusits