Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-12

praaice being to HI one 9th, 11,io1 fuo,oei to
have Kidd or ofAher p.oplc, wehout tie q NJ
only to the natooaIguiit, ard not % th- iadivitu
a III guilt or innocsac-.
On the track through the Chckaflv milton IN
The n-iqh5orhaod OF M4ckintoh's, AIMED after a
Britifh agent fh=re before the American reyoct;0n
otf.rved hoff- grif nil, large Gelds well fenced
and cultivated, abundance Of hores, cows, and
hogs, corn and proviion IN great plenty, and here
We bought from tie Indians the beR cured and
fTeetea bacon we iouod on III road. There are
great m my white people in th- neighb'rLood, 4
mong whom the sg=nJ aas as magrlTate, aocor.
ding 70 the laws Of he u lied Slates. lie half
~5rerd Cube Is have great property in cultivated
lands and negroes 10 this naren The great mill
tary road 90 he moth fe Of he wtderaris e.
lends thirteen N us flu'hsry from the tairi!on on
tie river Tsnnea-e, below The Mufcle ihoals
RtHad two nights snd day at 4 Cherokee's,
named Doubllhead-his town is on Gle ioulh fde
Ct tie klu Gle fA0a's--nr 9erioad thai he luppli
ihe Amencan garrion below tie lhoai WIN beet
obierved rspid and ioilcilous advances IN cvliz4
tion-D curl cad had fuperafended and afhed
il The oPera'ions--the men 81 IN town worked il
a body together fniiar 10 what are called fiolics
in American ghb1rhood-While we were
there they wee making a.d repaiiinE their flHces,
Iubaanti rails, paying great affection to the reg
ulari-y az the worm o. Gle and accuracy il lay
ing the rails. They weat fron houle to bouie, and
Geld to 6lld, 6niihng every ORES fences as they
uent--abundance of viduals being provided tor
The company ty the owuer Of the feds they fence
-UnRe' Rogd that thcy carried Their blAnkzs with
them and 1ept where they wroegh., becaulc If a
Gne or forfeiture in cafe Of abfence in the morning.
We lodged attic horIe Of ole Skjowil;a, Double
heads own houle being on the norh hde Of the
thoals SKioVfla'. wife had hc kitchen aud houle
hold furniture IN good order her different iheves
Of plates, bowls tea cups and laucers, copper TEA
kettle. ard tin cole pot-lhe churned butter in
ProPe churn with 4 Gather and I'D, fried meat and
baked bread for Us, and fer her table with ria e.,
knives and 70 Ks, bd> thsy continue to uie, epscll
III among themelyes, the large Indian tpoon
This woman and h5r hufband we're drefcI in hrong
irbli n i'll cloth fpun and woveN by her.
Attending he north iIe Of he TerneHe to
South Wet Poi.t, ~ miles below KnosyiIle, we
p I'D large well fenced vlluable farms bclo, g;ng
both 70 luJian' and white men, fnch white inen-
having indian or what are called hail breed wives
They bad a'lo o. Rock cf ca,tle, horl-s, ard
hogs, and re rapidly adopting he rnanners and
inquiry Of che whites. We (av powder mill
ia one place AMI law mill IN another B.
tRe3n Wsus or Wills town aud Hiwaf:e lodE-
ed highs with Cher Zee named, 10 the bca Of
my remembrance Kauilov who We wqr- inform
ell, q. owe % K.'uzvie and f2l1 u a northern D.
yer 100 oxen or Gsers, Gone Of them 10 hands high
at IS do'laTs each, amounting to 27oo dollars
which he carried home without fpeudng-We
we've iIf3rmsd hat half breed canned Van IA
3.1leer, whi,h he offered tor tale il three parc-s
90 a i dolrs, 100 at 20 collars, and 100 atz5
DOL 'rs-lfc had more han 50 breeding mares.
They are even acqhiring tne knowledge tavern
SeePing-at tli~aicc alter purch4ing f,me corn
for or hof.s We aiked for fomething Tor our
Ives 70 eat We thought hey charged TOO much
vh5n TIE Landlord defred The int: P,eter to inform
Is, that he could no' getn chetP3r amon5 The
whit5 men.