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Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
Wheaton's laundice BitterS.

THE fucceul tfetfs Of which have been fully expert.
enced in correcting and carrying of jaundcy and
biliou, mauer fromdhc aomseh and at the fame time
reog hcnng the onach ncreafas The appetite. aad
moving the linking faint, dinred eeins and the Aeepy,
dull heevines re.oring ao, arength to the weak and
trembling limbs removing the ycwn rs OF eoun,enanee
common jaunacy aud weakly peoples and alto the d,z-
zinels of head And weakne OF fight They are very ufc
su for feaen take often when tea particularly N
ciates,ss prc'erva,ive againG d'lorders 70 incl
dent uch climates (Which generally pntrid and bill
ou by removing ohruton,, carrying off bile and Civ.
ing free circulation the blood Prize 81 FER box.
ALSO. ..WHEATONS ITCH OINTMENT,
fate eoac remedy for the lrCH-P,is fsr boz
CT Tle a5ov., airs from tie Patensse, are ah Iy
JONI COE,
f<rd 0sr pe,an ia Pertadl at No. 4, Ee g,ss,
Who keeps contaptly for iale
DRUGS and MEDICINES ofa genuine quality
on reatonabie terms, for Cafh or Credit
Portland Nay SoA. ..e44. at sE
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t1E iupicr,pers, na,ius oten GUY appola!e ~ the
4 Hon. William Gorham, Jujge o Probate Tor INC
county Cumberland receive and examine the CLAIMS
f the feversi creditors 10 the Enste of
Captain htiel Bnsgs,
late OF Portland in The couny soreau aarrer deeeaied
r-prelented infpvendo hereby give notice that three
months further time ar. allowed to bring IN and prove
their aims and that We fali attend that tervcc at the
dwelling boufe of Mrs Sahey Htt, ia Portland, on the
f and aff Thuriday of May. and on the t' and lals
Ihuridays of June aud July next, IRON to clock
P. NJ.
THOMAS BECK.
MARK HARRIS
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FOR SALE,
THAT valuable and pleafant fituarion, nea

FOX SAIE,
THAT valuable and pleafant ituarion, near
Cape.Exsbe,h ferry, occupied by the fubisrib-
er: The preniies copGa OF two aory dwelling hsafe
s6 by 80 feet all 6uifcd except within months
together with wood and chaife houfc barn. c all un
der cover good we'll OF and two acres and
an hsf Of land The tuston is good for public hcuie
The whole viii be fold credit, and At liberal rate
and poeion given Immediately If the above is NOT fold
wi,hia ten or fifteen days. she fame will be TO LET
For further particulars enquire Of
Nay Al. JAMES MAILER. jun
ID ANYWAY from the fubicrber. q woman ,,amc1
IN Rarbcei Haired, widow, ker maiden name Rrov,
and her Econd ntme Mlit-ihe is about feventy wear.
old hearty and active woman for her aee-She wa.
taken by the ubcr5er to fupper for the town 20 which
he is reiponfblc for her condu fer one wear ~b;ch
will expire in March before which time ali erfon.
are cautioned agann hafhoring her any account ~
no debt OF hers will be paid by the iubcrber alter th;
date. '
d.'eks'ssI, May AZ CHARLES PEABI.Es
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Engraving in General.

Engraving in General. r
THE public are RESPECTFULLY informed that the
4 above bufaefs will he carried very e1tenhveIy
JAMES AKIN, NeuJuryport
who haciag completed his profconal Guides in London
nnder eminent mailer and ince that time re6ded aad
followed his protection in Philadelphia, sm velb pioee
see oro vsr ba exd bin farters himeIf to be able tn
afford much fatsaeon to thoie who may favor him with
their commands.
.e5. SPECIMENS may be Jsrn IL BIZ pa6s1F's
e,hieb suh ,sgy biz abilities and tersienIa,!, ~
BNK WORK, baving executed fbe bylissG Joy Jsv'
r,al Bamti in bs Dthern staies tbrore ,0'eis fbs
attention Of tbe Banks io New.England. tbnir ep
pears at prssm to sxfa cvan: for sbs eariy s their
LN,. I1
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The fubfcribcr hereby gives public notice to

The fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to
4 all concerned that he h been duly cpponted
and has taken upon hmle the trui oi executor OF
the lah viii aud tcaament of
EZRA VARNEY d,
late of Wadbam ia the county of Cumberland, yeonan
deccaced by proving the will and by svirg bond the
law ieets te therefore requets all perie US who are
indebted the faid decealed eate TO make immediate
raynent and ,hoc who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the fame TO Elijah hENNARD.
Da,ed fsneN rsea
W hs s, ss1s1. hasS rssa Ss ,p'ss by s
Hon Jonathan Bowman, Eiq Judge OF Probate ior the
county of Lincoln receive and examine the caI' OF
the creditors the eiiaie of
Chasls5 Peter/on,
late Of Bath the county of Lincoln mariner deceaiea
repeicn,ed noivent do hereby give notice, that tur
ther time of fix mouths from the date hereof allowed
to id creditors bring in and prove their CLAIMS ana
that we fal attend that iervicc atthe Office OF Jonn
Winrow IN Bath agorcfaid, the hrft Monday OF me
Gr following months from 6to aoclock in the forenoon
Dated at Bath aforeaid the nth day OF May AD' 1904
PELEG TALLMAN, I cauuiGo,,,t
IOlIN WINSf CW
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tnglilh Grammar School.

A YOUNG gentleman, who is qualified to
4 teach an Engiih Grammar School, &c. and can
procure good rec whes take charge of
fuch ichool Staging School may ALTO be taught. if
asircd For further information and TERMS apply to
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Efq in Portland. !
Po,fiood Nav "a IScA
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BY the Ovey/eer5 oftbe Poor and Wsrkbcals.

THE following is the preamble and 9th
i and 7;h fettions Of The a9 entitled
lin HCT 70, eet9iag Work Hoats, FIR The reception asd
employment, Of tie LIE and Znaigsm.
PRCAkrRIF
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

NOrICE is hereby given, that iixty days
IN have expired fncc the Books and accounts of
CECRGE EsKILDsON were lodged at my sfiec. Thofc
whole unfctted equeited tcmake mmc-
diate payment otherwle the uual couit CT law viii bs
purified, without rther notice.
Psrtana, May ~, 1904 OLIVER BRAY.
CTRAYED or ftolen from the fubicribcr on
k the 9th infant black HORSE with white fpoi on
his forehead is about nine years DID, with a
R.ep rumps-W Whoever will return the hoie give in
formation ha be haadloney rewarded and all charges
paid by ROBERT MOOR.
ksyfbyay pcutb, Nov -.
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Portland Academy.


IT T'HE Trufecs OF the Portland Academy, having dc
y tersned to engage an Afhiant to the Preccptor,
give nvticr that few nuden. will he admitted as
fcon fuitable perlon procured 1hofe who incline
fend their children will peale apply to the iuhfcr
ber, who will communicate 10 them the Regulation 9th
Acatcmy.
The terms, Twelve Dollars year, TO be paid quar-
terly None be admitted but iuch On be
years Of age, have prafed wiring joining hand
able read Enelif currently and Of good moral
char acter"-Admiion viii be according the order
Of iubieripticns.
* Samuel Freeman, Ssersta,y. I.
Mcyrz. 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
NEW-HANpsHIRE ELECTION

This fate is divided into ~ Senatorial diff
tri6ts, each of which choofes one fenatof>-Ait is
now afcertained that republican fenators are
chofen, 5 federal, and in one diitritt there has
been no choices
The ev5ofe number of votes for fenators, lex
cuiive of fcattorins) were l9,449, of which the
republican candidates had lo,2Os-and the fe-
dersl 9,2ss-leaving contequently republican
majority of 97o votes. Ifthis be not proof fi:ffi-
cient, that the major part of the inhabitants of
the fate are republican, we beg our readers to
purfue the nvefigation fill farther, and for this
purpofe to examine the following ftatement of
ReprrGnfati1,e5 chofen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
NETWORK ELECTION.

From our beft calculations we find that the
Legislature of this fate, recently chofen, conlts
of 81 republicans, 1 federalifs Gin Richmond,
Columbia, Albany, Ontario and Genneffee
counties) and Burrites Tin Delaware county,
Eight new members of the fenate, all repubii-
cans, having been elected in the room of 6 re-
publicans and federalifs, that houfe now con-
tains % republican and federal members and
as thefe laft go out next year, after the ee6ti-
on of 1905 there will not be federal member
in the fenate of New-York. TBee.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
HARTFORD, (conneaicut) May 81.

AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
On Wednesday the esd infant the following
Refolution was introduced into the Houfe of
Representatives of this fate, by MIR. Spalding.
Whereas the eighth Congrefs of the United
States, at their fri felton,, begun and held at the
City of Warrington, in the Territory of Column
bia, on Monday the 18th day of October, 1soS,
two thirds of both houfes concuning, pafied a
Reioution propoiing IN amendment to the con-
titution ofthe United States, which refolution is
in the following words, viz.
Here follows the Refolution as pafed by
both houfes of Congrefs, which was pubiihed
In Our paper of the l 9th January laft.
ReJo|1ed, That The faid amendment be rati-
fed on The part of this fate, to be valid 10 all
intents and purpofes as a part of the Conftituti-
on of the United States, when ratified by the
Legislatures of three fourths of the leveral
States"
On the reading of which debate enfued and
continued about two hours-T'he confederation
of the Refolution was then pofponed TO the next
day in the afternoon, when very animated de-
bate arofe which lated FIVE hours--immediate-
ly after which the queiion on the refo'ution was
taken by yeas and nays-yeas 77-nays lI5.--
Every republican member who was prefent vo-
ted in favour of the refoluton, but not one fcde-
raf. BY referring to the roll of the Houfe of
Representatives. in our Ian paper, ANY pcrfon NAV
find how the votes food, as all the republicans
are deiignated with far. MIR. Howell, of Cole
brook, a republican, was abient by reafon of i'll
health.
The Elections in New-Hampfhire, Malta
chufetts and New.York for fate officers have
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
TURKEY
SEMLIN, March ii.

Some details oftbe re4Olt oftbe Ser1ianJ.
They attended to the number of 1000 men
and fet out in three diviiious, one of which is
commanded by Dzene Georges, the fecond by
Glavatcr, & the Sd by an arch prieA. Thefe three
bodies are competed of young robuft men, well
furniihed with arms and ammunition. They re-
ceive every day new achievements 600 Bull
garians from the environs of NifTa lately joined
them, and brought with them large quantity
OF ammunition. The neighbouring Pachas of
Belgrade have refufed the Deys the fuccours
which they demanded one of them however,
Pafwan Oglow, has fent them 800 Arnautes; but
thefe men did not reach their denination, they
were attacked upon their march by body of
Servians who cut them to pieces ixteen only
were able to effect their efcape, and have brought
this affecting news to the Deys. The deputati-
ons confifting of the Greek biihop of Belgrade,
four principal lords of the court of the Pacha,
and fifteen Others the mot respectable Turks of
the city, intructed to enter into negotiation with
the deputies ferving HatIan-Palanka, has unex-
pe6edly returned to Belgrade, without having
made any termination. The rebels of Servia do
not with to liften to any propo6tion before the
four Deys, authors of all the perfecutions which
have hitherto taken place, be delivered up to
them alive.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
Total

Republican majority 90
Representatives whole political principles are
not fully afcertained, IA.
interchangeable Cas-
ibis 7'aeaney evW Be .G1spiied BY tie Joint
1'ote Of The Senate and Hoyie Of Reprsltntaiiq,es
The election of Governor is not vet decided
on. The votes are iealed, and laid before the le-
gillature the frt day of their FELTON, in June,
when they will be forted and counted The
refult will foon be known to us. Should no one
candidate have majority of all the votes, the
choice will devolve upon the houfe of Repre-
fentatives.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
Foreign Intelligence.

CBy tie laa arr:vak.1

ExfrUd efa letter from Cadis, DARED April 7.
we have an order from his Catholic Majef-
ty not to fuffer prizes, either Engiifh or French
to be fold or brought into any port of his domi-
Mons. This looks ike enforcing a ftriSt neu-
trality."
Another letter of the fame date iays, " For
the laft feven months we have had only 90 days
to load and unload our vel1els, there having been
almoft continual rains and gales. On the 5th
inf. there was in the river the greatef food ever
known. Several veflels were injured, and one
boat loaded with wine was funk"
Exirad ofa letter. from a respectable CONNER
eiai Hoye at Bordeaux, dated Mareb 3lf,
1904.
The Minifer OF Interior, taking into coniide-
ration the embarrafment that would be created
by a rigid adherence to the certificate required
by the decree of the 1T MefIidor, as relates to
India Piece Goods, has inftruGted the CONNER
cial Agents in the United States, that when,
from the Invoices, Bills of Lading & Interroga-
tons made by the Crews, they have no doubt
of the origin of the Goods, they are authorized
to grant an explanatory Certificate. AS India
Piece Goods are manufactured by, and purcha-
fed from, the natives the American Merchant
win find no difficulty in fatisfying the CONNER
cial Agents on the points required. AS VEIN
formed you in our laft, India Piece Goods of
Hdling and fine qualities are extremely fcarce
and much demanded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

On Monday, the annual election for members
of the City Council of Wilmington was held
Out of members for the Firft Chamber, Re
Publicans were chofcn, who had been on the Re
publican ticket. Out of the nine members, who
compete the Second Chamber, the like number
of Republicans was chofen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

So that according to the Federal itatement,
the Federalits have loft 1896, and the Republi-
cans ha gained 1850 votes fince the laft years
election in the DjfriH Of Maine. This calcula-
obviotiffiy founded on the idea that thefe
votes express the political opinions of the voters
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
MASSACHUSETTS.

The General Court or Legislative Afemblv
met at Bottom May 80. On chooiing the fpeak-
er es5 members were preitnt, of which lis
were neceiiary to a choice.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

Captain Blagge, the ihip Pyomingo, from Leg
horn, informs us, that four Neapol.an frgates and
to blockade the port of Tunis. 1t was fppofe that
they were to join the American fquadron under COM
modore Preble, who had four bonb-ketches at Syra-
euie ready to be employed The Commodore had APP
Piled to the king of Naples, the part of the Govern
ment of the United States, for the loan of % gun
boats, which had been accededto and thefe with the
four bomb-ketches before mentioned, were defined
to act aganit the Trpolitans who had only two CRUZ
zcrs out, brig and fchooner, both of which were
up the Archipelago.
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H. C. OTIS (Fed.) 1oe
PERCY MORTON (Repub.) lo3
Federal majority %
Scattering 8.
Laft year MIR. Otis had 1874
MIR. Morton 10
Federal majority 81
The diftrid of Raine, which is attached to
Maliachufetts, appears to have changed in a Ger
tain degree its political character.
The Republican paper fays,, that
SULLIVAN (Repub.)h has GAO
STRONG Fed.) es76
Republican majority Ga
a Federal paper fays that ]
Strong has majority of 800
In 1904, STRONG had 575e
GERRY 1871
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lMER. ADv.1

up the Archipelago
[MER. Anvil
The Governor Of the fate of New York, has
notified the members of the Council of Ap-
pontment to meet at Albany on Saturday the
3oth infant, on bulnefS eflential to the welfare
OF the itate. Ibid.
After the 3oth inf. all goods, wares aud mer-
chandize, imported in American vefIels, pay an
additional duty of i-o per cent. ad z,aIorem.
All the convi6ts that effected their efcapc
from the ftate-prifon in New-York have been
apprehended, excepting William CIifwold.
VIC deem it proper to notice the eftabIifh-
ment of A light on the Bodkn Ifland, at the en-
trance of the river Penapfco, which was firf ex-
hibited on the goth ult. Much is faid as to its
utility and we hope the enterprhng n,iividu-
al who originated and fuperintends this light,
for the convenience and fafety of our fhipping,
will meet with fupport adequate to the advan-
tages which may be derived from his exertions
Bali. Paper.
There are nine veGels lying at Louifville falls
of the Ohio, unable to defend for want DIVA
ter the fmallet about 100 tons.
hieS. Exp.
Extra9 ofaietterJ from Commodore Pre6le, dated
on board tie Contribution at SyraetyS, March
10, 1904.
"1 havethi momentreceivedintellig from
gentleman just arrived from Tunis, that the
Bey Of that regency is equipping his whole ma
val force with the utmoft expedition and it is
whifpered that his object is tsc American com
mercc. From various circumstances, believe
there is much truth in the couje6ture.--Threeo Of
their frigates, from "a to 80 guns are now fitting
out at Malta; one frigate of SO guns, and num-
Der OF fmaller vef1els, are getting ready at Tu-
MIS-"
Commodore Preble further obferves, that he
intends TO collect all the forces of Tripoli, and
proceed OFF Tunis to learn the eaufe.
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terminated in the alioi.ae of reiatise fuccefs of
the Democratic Candidates.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

The Elections in New-HampGbiYe, Malta
;hufetts and New. York for ftate officers have
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

vii. form is Own jlIgmcnt Of this nc1 all cx.
traordinary dfeaie. II, contrary TO all appear
ances, the good fsdtysM was really difcmpcr-
ed, when informed that the fick man came two
or three miles TO the town meering, and that
his qualm, went off. when, backed by the bisss
Quaker, he gulpcd the affirmation. Perhaps
the pi'xs Q iakcr had the art OF infuhng part of
his own affirming fpirit into the undifciplined
Object OF his wizardlm. and Of cauGng him, thus
enchanted, TO 60 the full of well train.
ed difcipIe Of the t" old fchool." This 10 pofli-
BILE. TOR the linking man became, under the be-
nisn influence of the /asdj6sd p9iitieaL eonjEr0,.
inhantaacouay, not only enabled TO affirm, but
to boat OF his exploits, capering about the room
in the true fyle of the friend, Of order and ener-
Py. However, being unikilIed in diforders, l
ihaH NOT Prsfume 10 decide, even for myfelf,
whether the animal in queaion was fick of fe-
YER, or Of hydrocephalus (Mr. Bun's COM
comPlaint) or was the fubjed Of forgery but re-
commend the cafe to the ferrous confederation OF
Noah Wcblfer, jun. Elq. Of Connecticut, & Will
liam Coleman, Eiq. of New. York, both pefti.
leatial and malignant Doctors.
The fociety Of Friends venerate. The
protectors of Ouakerfm eaccm: but ny pocrites
dcieN. lfihe fociety rais over fuch things,
fnce !" fuch things are candid world will
require more able pcnmen than " Freeman Of
Ponfmouth" to wipe away the aain.--Here it
may beproper to allure you, Mr.. "Freeman," /"
that | defpife you, your Importers, and your
"gibbets - and 9hall not be deferred by threats
from con,ef in the caufe of truth and freedom.
The crcdibility of wi,nsires is not to be
irnpcsched by one who has gone rhe round of
crime,: When thofe produced by me fhall be
oppoied by wi,neGes Of any Ramp, other than
iuch as, like " Freemsn." have wallowed in in
iamy for years, il will become my duty to Fate,
thar rh- witntfe, ~h, have fixed bribery ard
corruption on the Porifnouth minority, arc he
meo who difdsined the proff:red gold OF TO-
reigner, heretofore bur too fucccf,ful in his vari
ed mealufes TO " chafe democracy from our
land. -,
Irua 10 the virtue OF my,ie.lo =. citizens,
for the prefervaiion of freedom againft tie at
temps of foreign snd domeaic foes--couiident
that the depoht ]. fafe, and that there is virtue
enough to withRanl threats and brides from
every quarer.
II Republican chizen Of Po,1uoHiJ.
Porifmouih. Sept. as, 1904.
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SePiembtr II.
VIOLENT HURRICANE.

On Saturday laR, this City was yi6ted
with the mott violent hurricane ever expericn ced
fnce in etSlcment. 1t commenced, by lishr
wind and rain in rhe morning, until about 10
O'Clock, when it began to blow with uncommon
violence, accompanied by heavy rain, and con
tinued 10 increa!e until Gx or fevcn at night, end
did no, ceafe before , in the morning of Sunday.
During its continuance, the ihaking of the
dwelling hoofes. the fcstieIing of the lare and
tile from lucf roofs as were covered with thofe
materials, the falling of ieveral chimney, in the
city, ard the leveing of fences and trees around,
created an inceGlnt alarm, which the arrival Of
morning proved 10 be too well founded.
A chimney in falling. killed two children
ot Mr.. !. Mellon houfe fell and killed John
+. WEBB. and Eighty bruifed hi, child vino was
fitting near him.
But it was in the morning that the full nor.
rors of the fcene were witneiled. The fhores
covered with lumber and the ruins of flores de.
froyed; she wharves with fhippipg; the hopes
Of tie merchants icattered among the fragments
OF the buildings or aoaiiog in the river, and iu
many OF thoic flores which wi,hfood the gale,
damaged or ruined the innumerable fmall boats
cralhcd like egg ihells and tho'r almoft a. little
worthy notice reeds and marfh grafs torn by
the roots from the oppoGte iland, and accom-
panied by numerous ferpcnts. turtles, narfh-
birds, &c. fotming back ground of the pic
,ure and the negroes who had furvived the
night on thar iland, compofed wholly of rice
plantations, fcrcaming for aifiHance and for the
lois Of their drowned companions, completed the
affecting, the fublime collection. Inienhbilify
iticIf could not have looked on unmoved.
We have not yet heard from the neighbor-
ing plantations, nor can we form any idea of all
the damage done.
On Wilmington I1snd. Mn. Scrven, wife
OF Major Scriven, and one OF their children, were
killed by the fall of the houfe.
On Hutchinfoni iaand, Mr.. Moxham and
wi'c. vino had the care of plantation were car-
ried away and drowned. The number of ne.
groes drowned cannot yet be aicertained. 1t is
iuppoiea not lefi than thirty.
Fort Green, at Cockfpur. IAand is COM
petely levelled, and all the bciIdings deifroyed.
or the folders, 7 Of thofe who we're there ef.
caped by getting on the roof of the Iaff houie
which tell, with 4 others, men & women, foon
after hoating, the roof parted and they feparase-
ly efcaped 20 land on Wilmington ihand. A
fon Of Capt. Nichols 10 among the drowned.
Four folders and a non- commifioned officer
we're fortunately detained in town, az was 1t.
Piou. s.-s ~ ~ff
Gun Boat. No. 4, 10 fafsly lodged in q
corn.6eld on Whisemarfh insnd, about 8 miles
from where ihe drifted. and within SO feer of a
creek. kis hoped fhe win be got off without
officially. An her men are fafe and fhe has re.
ceived no damage.
SEop Governor Tatnall, of Charlefon, 10
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SAVANNAH, tGeorgia) September ?.

The Treaty la'eiy held between the Creek
Nation and the United States' CommifIioners.
has terminated inaufpiciouny for Georgia they
have not obtained one acre Of land. A dcputa-
,oa ofchiefs is TO pafs through thi, place early
in October next, on their way to the City Of
Wahingtor. Sparta PAPER.
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would evince a contrary courfe, un-
queltionably confpired, with other ex-
peaations, to infure his election.
4 CURTIUS.
(Ie Be eexiixHed.