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The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
Wilmington and B, andvwinc Bank

On Monday last, agreeably notice, the Sn5scrp-
ton Books opened at the Town Fl all IN this Bo-
rough ,when the shares taken up with avidty
highly pleasing to its projectors, and evncve of pub
lie sp'rt TO promote local interests. When the
books were closed it appeared that 37l2
snares were subscribed for, which 2l2 more than
the number required But, understand, that as
five huadred shares reserved be disposed Of as
the directors, with the consent of the stockholders
may sea proper it is yet dt cided' whether of
that number. the -ubscribers may be allowed to
retain all their shares.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
A ARON PAULSON,

Having taken the remaining stock of the late
concern, has now on hand and intends keeping
general assortment of dry goods, suitable for the
present and approaching season, which he will
sell on low terms. He returns thanks to his
friends and the public for their past lavors and
so'icits a continuance of their custom.
Wilmington, March 80, 1910.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
Please to Notice.

The co-partnership of Aaron & Peter Paulson
being dissolved by mutual consent on the 25th
nstant--all persons indebted to the said concern
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having demands will please to present them
for settlement to either of the subscribers.
AARON PAULSON,
PETER PAULSON.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
BREWING.

TIlEs ubscrber having commenced Brewing
4 for the season, begs leave to ntorm his
Town and Country Customers that he has.
STRONG g. TABLE BEER of an excellent.
quality constantly on hand, which he will dis
pose Of at the usual prices. All orders will be
promptly attended to.
Joseph B. Shipley,
WHmweton, Nor. i, 1900.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
W1sm;ugf2,, C0Vppe.

TNHE Tru0ees Of the Wilmington College
i take plcalure in announcing to liher,l
public, that the Latin department of this inf
tuition is permanently eItab!iihed under the
immediate care Of Mr.. Jofeph Downing, who
will alfo teach the higher branches of Mathe-
matioks. The healthy situation of Whining
ton, its character for morality, the goodne(s
of markets, and cheapnefs of boarding COM
bined with the well eltablilhed reputation Of
Mr.. Downing as laccer fu teacher, all concur
to recommend this fem nary TO the atreuion Of
parents and guardians, to Whole care the edit
cation and Improvement of youth may be en-
trued-the trultees inform the public with
equal confidence that the Englfh fchool is in a
Aourinhing fate under the iuperin,endance of
MIR. X. Dare-and The young ladies der art
mem is again permanently revived under the
pare of rhe Rev. MIR. Henderion Whole relpec-
liability and acknowledged merit are iiirc
Pledge of his difpolition and ability TO improve
the young ladies committed to his care.
EOBr. HAMILTON, J .
FBEN. A. SMITH,
JOHN RUMSAY. ::
WILLIAM PRYCE. E
April A. 1910 sf
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04

'ERRATuN. In last number of " Brutus." conclu-
ding paragraph second line, ms cad Of former leg isa-
turcs, ,cad the present &c.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04
Patent ashing Machines.

TNt1E subscriber respectfully informs his
a friends and the public in general, that he
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive right
of making and vending Potent Washing Machines
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
Christiana, in New Castle county, number o {
which machines he has already made, which.
have been tried by divers persons and highly ap.
proved of, as they save great part of the labour
of washing in the usual way, and are less iniur-.
GUS to clothes. He will continue to make an,.
have supply of them on hand, which he will
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour hinp
with their custom and will also sell to anv per-
son right to make ant use them within the.
the hundreds Aforesaid
ABRAM GEST.
Wilmington, Jan. 81, 1909. If
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-04

Bank Of Wilmington G' Branaysvine.
TIME capital stock of the Bank Of Wa
L mington and Brandywine being sab
scrbed Tor, the undersigned commissioners
give notice, that meeting OF the stock
holders will be held for the purpose of
elec,ing nine director, for said bank, at the
Town-Hall, on Saturday the 14th inst. at
o'cloek, p. NJ.
JOHN WAY,
ROBr. HAMILTON,
DANIEL I.OWRFR,
JAMES JEFFRIES,
JOHN TORBERC.
April 4, 1910. At
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26

NOR SALE. by public yendue, on Wee
l. nesday The 3lst inst. at ten o'clock A. NJ
At the dwelling house of the late Charles
Schaalie, deceased, in Adams Valley In
this City, variety OF Household and Ki,oh
en- furniture, an excellens-ten plate Stove
Ia large Iran Kettle suitable for G,ue
boiler, or Taltow ChandIer-a small do
s>=also all and every tool or implemsnt ne.
cessary for carrying on tbe>skin dressing
and glue making busnesS Terms reAiy
money for all sums urder teaAIlar$
from ten dollars upward{six monBs crefit
Will be given on apprkved bot$ TO bfar
Interest from the datSf not paneruS lily
paid. -------- slso for lint the said tYel.
ling house anc Kitchen wkh iis app,Ate
pances, snisable for a small fsmily, bAvine
a lnrge and productive garden. renders il
desirable situation for gardner, Those
indebted TO the estate Of sad Srhaaffe are
requested to make payment TO the sub
scrlber and those who have Claims to rem.
Ger THEN for settlement.
b. TATE, attorney, in fact fo,
Mary Schaaffe, Administrasix o
Charles schaaffe, dec
Richmond. October 20. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26

FRIDAa, ToBER 90, 1910.

gratis Of him and his respective agents
ihroug.aou, the Unsed States.
A fresh supply of the above Medi.
cines just received, aud for Sale by
Samuel Pleasants, Richmond, where
Pamphlets may be had gratis.
Take notice. that each and all of the
above genuine Medicines are sigpet
on the outside covers with the sigma.
ture of the Sole Proprietor.
+. w. DYOTT, NJ. D.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
BALTIAoRE, Oct. Is.
SPANISH AMERICA.

The Editor of the Federal Gazette
has been politely favored with some of
the latest official publications from Car.
thagsna. 1t will be seen by our trans
lations that Spanish America is sub
iected to all the horrors of a sAnguina-
ry civil war. The city of Quito, has
in particular, been given up for time
to the greatest violence; and aroused
by the shrieks of her violated daugh-
tiers and the grcans of her lacerated
sons, the people of her vicioage rise
en- masse, joining thsscry fsr venge-
ance.
We have unhappily. too much rea-..
son to anticipate distressing accounts.
by future arrivals from the Spanish
7 DopiDions an Amerjca. That the Lust
+ Governor OF thesWorld may produce
the greatest possible good from all this
evil can alone remain to be the prayer
Of the friends OF man.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
ne ~ Gem, Siagie.]

4 SdOi Vi C(lttAO3 utoCT Scute nCS al OcdtHs
for having borne arms in the revolution
of the 10th August last, like lions, seiz-
ed upon the keeper and gdards Of the
prison; they wound and slay many |;
and takipg possession OF their arms,
chothe themselves in the dresses of the
slein--then running to The barracks,
attack the guard, who were but few.
(beiug the dinner hour) are killed
they seize upon their arms, and in a
small space of time enter the interior,
where thsy killed captain Limeno,
Don Nicolas Gallup, and Don Joaquin
Villaspesa, captain of the battalion,
and many of the soldiers. But as
these brave youths were not second-
ed, they were at length overcome and
killed. Thus che undertaking remain-
ed unacconplished. The order had
previously been given for the execute
on of every prisoner without except
on, and indeed was- affected on twen-
ty; among whomw<re, Don Juan Sa-
linas, Don Juan de Dios Morales, Don
Manuel Qanoga, Don Juan Patio A.
renas, Don Riofrio, Don Jose x ,vier
Ascusubi, Don Nicholas Aquilera,
Don Juan de Lasrea, &c. The pa
troles Immediately sallyiBg forth, COM
posed of the Limcnian soldiers, on
horse and foot, put to death every
one they met, men, women, and chill
dreu.
In this confusion, the Bishops and
Priests CAME out, endeav0uriag to APP
pease the tumult, hich was now rising
heyond controui. The people being in
undated, the town was given up to be
sacked by the soldiers; when stores,
warehouses; & dwellings were emptied-
10 the house of Don Lewis Cifuentcs
they obtained II GOO dollars, The well
assorted sterc OF Don Manuel Bonilla
vas entirely destroyed, az well as those
OF mnny others, TO the amount Of ESQ
thops4nd dollars. These events took
place the san,e evening, The city be.
ing garrisons by the artillery < troops,
III the liight no occurrence took place
but on the following day was published
| by keat of drum, Gas well 10 restrain
The excuses OF the troops, who still
continued to riot in murders, rapes, and
III the hoHrid outragcs Ola barbarous
soldiesy sacking populous city, as to
give notice that as the said prisoners
| were the origin Of this disorder, they
should be pursued with every exsrtion
to briag them to jpstice. The people,
however, continuing the cry &c to armsI
to armsp and the country for S miles
~ound rising en- masse, the government
thought proper TO form Juura of the
Ecclesiastical and Secular Cabildoss
with the assistance of HE Extellsncy
the Bishop. In that Junta was resolv-
ed On, the decree absolving all those
inculpated, as well for the 1osh of Aug.
of the last year, as for the present as
sault; and ordering the troops TO retire
TO Lima. But this last order was nos
complied with for on the following day
the troops were still combating the
people.
The foregoing is copy of the d s.
patch from Popay an, by Don Carlos
Montusar, the ooh of August past. /,
! TORRES, Secrctary.I
Carthagena, Sept. IS, 1910. y.
| PENERES, Sec'ry.
| RIVELLO, Sec'rS..
/ ~-- l.
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DR.. RoBERTSON'S
celebrated
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Gout and Rheumatic Drops.
price froo Dollars.
Il SAFE aud effec,ual cure for the
( n gou. rheomatism, iunbago, stone
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the head. face and body, stiffness of the
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
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A Medicine highly necessary TO be
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THE vEGE ABLE BALM OF LIFE.
Price one doAay.)
THE BALM OFfBERIA,
| EXTRACTED from an I5erian plant,
FOR curing defects Of the skin, and i'm.
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! (Pyace t10o doildrs.)
The Restorative Deptrihce.
For cleansing whitening and presery-
log the teeth ADD gums.
price S cents per b0x)
Since the above invaluable medicines
were first discovered, upwards OF Seven
Hundred Thousand Persons have expe'
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many Of whom from he creates, debiii.
~.
Ds. DYorT, respectfully solicils the
public 10 observe that owing 10 the Ger.
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lciTicacy OF he above Medicines, having
become too numerous for their inser
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WHEREIN are enrolled, IN The most dc
nonstrs,ed and conspicuous manner, III
usdenisbls facts sigosd by eit'zsus ofIh
nest espcc.sbiiiy, clergy and member
OF tas iacSigy --aEs are nov 70 be ha
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
~ MURRAY-Have re.
i ceived by tire Snip Ayeric=treir

Fall Supply of L ondon Goods,
containing great variety Of articles sui
ted 20 the season, among them are Diaper
snd Damask Table Cloths and Napkins.
an elegant assortmen,--Scotch n Holland
Sbeeting &c very superior qual6yy
Supes fine Cloths and Cassimeres, 40 do do.
Dol,nan's Bono. street Hats. d&.sdss do.
Carpets, do do do.
Irish Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
They are in daily expectation Of receiv.
ing by the Brg Cora from Liverpool,
their Fall supply of
Coarse Woollens, Hardware, Cut
lery, &c, &c.
which will render their assortment very
eomplete.
October 23rd, 1910. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
II. Fl. BRECKENRIDGE,
One Of the Judges o! the Supreme Court,

"I have psrused the Life Of Washington,
written By Mr. M l.. Wesms, formerly Rector
of Mount Vernon parish.
(" The author hrs iTested this great subject
With admirable success in new way. Re
GUNS al tho actions of Washington 10 he en-
couragement ofviriue, By careful application
Of nGsnefcus exenPli5cations Drawn iIon the
conauS. OF che founder OF cur Republic fro m
his earliest life. No Biographer noie deserves
appliance han he whose chief purpose is to en-
ice the young mind TO the afeetonate love OF
virtue, by persoriiiying 1t ID the Character most
lAesrto these States.
g wish, through our paper, 20 cenmecd
% public notice this virtue exciting book The
fathers Of families can put noirea,ise more likely
10 correct false notions and 70 confirm good prin-
cipss- inio the hands of their children j,
ought 70 be the general present from father &C.
sen as soon as the oung MIND IS capable OF
understanding the subjea. While adniTing the
spIendof OF the exalted CHARACTER, ne would i'm
pcrosptibly, learn, that 81 yis'oe oniy can lead
toxtse grsa,ness."
II. LEE.
Major GsnevsI AIRY, U. Sss,es.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26

The representation Of Pennsyjvsnis
in the i2,h Congress, Il il stated, viii
consist of 10 republicans and federsl-
ist. The stste representatives, are -
republicans and II fsssgalisss,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
CRITICISM.

c" I am happy to haye it in my power, TO re.
commend the hi. ;ory Of ths private life Of Gen.
Washington, by MIR Weens, and srden.ly hope
1t may have an extensive circulation. 1t IS a
work that should be in the possession of every
person. and viii certainly afford pleasure, :,
well TO the lover of Genius. az 10 every Ameri.
can Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
TFow Dollars Per Ann.ns--P Paid in Adu0nce.l
Genuine Patent and Family
MEDICINES.

celebrated for the Cure OF most Disen.
,es TO which the Human Body is liable.
Prepared only by the sole Proprietor.
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Grandson to the Ia,e Or. Robertson Of
Edinburgh-to be had wholesale and
retail al the Proprietor's
MEDICAL DISPENSARY.
No. lI6, North Second street, second
door above Race stree, Philadelphia.
DR.. KOBERTSON'S
celebrated
! S'omachic, Elixir Of Health;
(Trice one dollar and fifty cents.
One of he most cficacioua Med clncs,
ver offered 10 the public, fer the speedy
elef and cure of obstinate codgh-, cold,,
onspmptons the hopping cough, as,h.
has, paiGs and wind 10 The sornach, re-
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the STOMACH, dy ep,eries, cholera NOR.
:,us, severe grpngs, she summer bowel
,J0mpIaint in ch,ldsrp &c sc.
DIR. ROEERGSON'S
Vegetable Nervous Co dia,. or natures
Glsrd Restorative,
price one dollar and jyfy ce,,ts.)
Is confidently accommodated, as the
most efficacious medicine, for the speedy
relief and cure OF all nervous complaints,
impurities Of the blood seminal weakne IS,
gieefs, and vapous complaints, resulting
from secret ,mproprie y of youth & dissi'
paied pleasures, residence IN warm eli.
mates, the immoderate u,e OF tea, the un-
skilfui or excessive use of mercury, so OF
ten destructive to The human -irame, anu
diseases pccuiisr 20 females at CERTAIN
period of life, barrenness, Sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26

an excellent stand f0r 11ercHdItss5 ~
VS., ,chduics, Soc.
WILL RENT OLE ASE for term Of years,
= the following Tenemenis, situated at Aylst's
Wa,ehouSe, en- Mittapony river, viz. one lasss
andconvenient house, con,istng of eight rooms,
nix of which have ere places, with ali necessary
out Offices, = Garden, Lots, &c Al present oc-
oupicd Tayern--three store houses which
are well calculated for The reception evlrsR an-
die, having -. accompting pad lumber r5Nm
in ssch--also sh'ea Grsnarisg sisusssl on he
bank Of the river, which Xsufici deep p
admit vessels of considerable burden Il rccsii
their loads, which is great4 facilitate xpNe 3
of saaats affixed 70 each g knAry-- aud a,sc q 10
comfortable Dwelling Houk. with out ofiGfs,
lots, Gr:=and also house 6at will answepfrr
the reception of Mechanic. Wi>h a sufQency
of ground annexed for Garden, Co.. his
place as to its local situation, has many advsn
tages, being in wealthy apd populous neigh-
bourhood, with The convenience Of navigation
by which produce may be carried with ,tIs ex
pence 70 Norfolk and othss sea port towns. I'm.
mediate possession may be had in ,wo Of tina
store houses and Grana les, and ia the other re
nemcnts on the 1st day OF January ncx,. Tee
tenemenis win b. pointed on. aud the terms mad
known by application to the subscriber, near The
premises. p. AYLETT.
Montvle King William,
OSOber 20;h, 1910. wa.
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
~ PATENT
Stomachic Wine Bitters.

Prfce snc dollar.
These celebrated and we'll known Bit
tiers ar composed purely of vega abIes
and are par cuIariy adapied far restor.
'og weak cpnS,iu OBS, cleansing and
strengthening he s'omach, and Increasing
he appetite; they are ex rem ly Sc
s'cesble IN all seasons. bu' particularly
on the approach of warm weather, vine 5
bilious ha5Ils experience such total los,
appet'e. Also certain preventative
against in ermit,ent fever., agu-s, dJscu.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
WtH be Sid y

ut Rockets on the 10Th day Of Wv, nsxt.
some very valuable L q T S conveyed in said
trust, OF SO much thereof as viii be sufficient 20
raise Use sum Of G 1873 6.8 with intesesr thereon
from The 18th Feb last, being the balance due
by Richard Young ON account of his purchase.
John Prosser, I Tr,.,.
John Foster.
Riehmosd, Get ish, 1910. idsp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26

JuSTPU BLISHEO,
And for saie at this Office, the eighth edition
MAKING near f7Senfy thousand coties
already sod, or the Life Of
George Washington.
A Life how useful to his country led
How lov'd, while living !-how reverb, now
dead
Ye living Sires with pleasure all attend,
And read the History Of your Glorious Friend
LISP lisp his name, We Children yet un orn
And with like deeds, your own bright live:
adorn.
BY THE REV. M. L. WEEMS,
Formerly Clergyman of Mount Vernon
Parish, and ntiiisate with the grey.
hard veterans ofthc last cen.
fury, who were the play
mates neutrality-suspicious.
oftne greatjVash-
ington from his
childhood.
REGOMMENDAT
BY EMIHENT pIvINEs, 3UpoEs AND GENE.
RAILS.
sgt is surprising fact that even the A
rnerican People know but little of George
Washington. They have indeed heard a
eat deal OF his Public Life; Of his Mill.
tary Character, and Political Talents, but
hardly any thing of his private Lille and
Virtues.
" Many intelligent persons have ardent.
lily wished TO see faithfEi account OF these,
m, only as a debt of gratitude to hin, .bu'
las fine example to our Chi. en-.
"rhe Author has performed this task
IN very satisfactory manner. HIS Anec
dotes OF Washington present the supreme
excellence of rehgton, with the transeen.
|daat dignity, charm and usefulness OF the
Irrespective virta{esin domestic, caviiand mi.
|iitary seenesi sThe moral sensIbiiity are
geniu. OF The nriter warns THE heart anc
|imaginatior ASf his readers. HIS descrip.
i've fancy paints the occasional scenes o
Nature In pleasing views !; while his fash
les of comic wit give an agreeable relief I,
the mind, and render the serious truths
.nore impressive, sspecsaily en- the ytuD,
re ader."
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Minister of the Swedes Church.
PHILADELPHIA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
JACOB RUSH,

jacob NUcHI
Judge of the Court of COmnSn Pleas. Penn
syivania.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26

f" have read, End read again yeur pub'icati-i
On. the life Of Washington and you will not
Understand me as acknow.e dgiDg IL to be with
gu, defects, when take notice only OF its
sxcellencies; these indeed are very greai:=
You have combined with great felicity, the use'
full and the pleasant-=siytoricaI Information,
AID amusing anecdote. You have drawn from
Doth urns of tears, ard Of misth with a sud.
den transition we have the pathetic and the
comic and both irresistible. Your s;ile is
always Perspicuous, and occasionally noble; in
lights of imagery, and richness of expression,
rising TO the sublime. But the great excellence
your book is ihe morality of the sentiment.
do not know better 10 put into the hands Of
young persons to raise the mind 10 political nd
moral virtue. 1t ought to be introduced into
schools, and to be in every family.
n TT ppACE NpInCE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
Pinares. Secretaries.

From PlbGyan lug. 10, 1910.
A, half au hour after one ~ he g.
venirg ofThursday, 2d August, about
40 VI so men Imprisoned in the city
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

Nv virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the
- II.h, Feb. 1904, execsted TO The Subscribers
by Msssrs. Picket, Pollard and Johnston, and
Mt Richard Young, TO seeuve the payment ri
10 hcnjsed pounds due to MIR. GilIey Lewis c,
1frs Susapna Lewis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
BALTIMORE. Oct. 1S.
SPANISH AMERICA.

foundations from an official publicati-
ON by the governments of Carthage.
ma, received at the Office Of the Fe.
dcral Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04

,isg the country between that place & Iighwa
see, taking survey Of the distance, and learn
ing every iieisr they possibly can, respecting
| soil, growth, water, &c.
| Captain Il. Gains, who has formerly been
employed by the government Ola similar excur
sions, we understand, takes command Of one O.
the parties. This gentleman. it is said, is emf
nentiy calculated &c dojustice to his appointment
He follows the dividing ridge, between the wa
tiers of the Bghy aud Ala5sms--irom thence to
the ridge which divides the waters of the Black
Warrior or Tuscaloosa, from those oftte Coosa,
and pursues this last, until it is lost in the great
dividing ridge, lying between the waters of
Tennessee and Mobile from thi, last he is to
strike the Highwasee, ascesl IL to the last boa.
table point, cross The ridge dividing the Hghy a
see from the Connasagd, in such place as viii
afford the shortest aud be ST portage to boatsble
point on the latter--fro'n this last po'ut he com.
mences the long wished for survey Of the Aia6a.
ma AT this place the captain is 10 lie net by
the second party who pursue from The Alabama
the common path 10 HiEhw&see, through the
Creek nation and Cherokee. What officer will
conduct the second party, was NOT learnt when
our Informant came away
The parties were to start about the 6rst of
Sept. from Fort Stoddart.