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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
Onyed Marine and Ere Insurance
ContQnU of Portland

Comyfany Of Portland.
The President and directors OF said Compa
ny in conformity to their act OF incorporation,
hereby give notice chat heir capital stock paid
in, amour 20 one hundt ed thousand dollars, and
that they are ready to receive proposals make
Insurance sgainst the foiowlng RISKS, iz:-aii
kinis OF Marine Insurance, against captivity vt
aosence at Sea.
Not more than ten thousand dollars will be ia.
ken Oh any one risk.
JOHN WATSON, Secretary.
United NJ and r: ms Office I
Potaad, Ap,i! q, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

To THE Honoar0bie 7gaices Of the Circuit
Court Of Cannon Pleas, jor the jayf Eat
eyn Circuit, begun and boldsa at Portland,
zOitbn and Jar the county o. Cumberland,
on befLf Ius/iay Of Marcb Il. d. 1914
I HE petition IF JoG4h Reed E,q aud Abraham
4 Reed aud andrew Reed, yeomcn. all of Free
port, in fAld ccunty. humoiy thew THAI they are
intereited a. tenants IN common with iundry per-
fons % yout petitioners unknown III the seipettive
proporions following, VIZ The iald Jolixa Reed
in eighi acres to his pat and proportion IN ffty
acres of land I,ua ed in tad Freeport, beng one
half of lot numbered twenty five on range in
ia,d Town aud beng sbe fouthesi.eriy half part
thereof, and alto one Undivided fifteenth cart of
fifteen acre, Ut land ed la aid Fseep port being
part OF iot numbered twenty four on range in
b. ahAm Reed and &adrea Reed aad the other
heirs OF John Reed ate vi fAid Fieepors, deceaied
nd the laid Abraham anu Andrew in the proper
ton of one hf par; OF The iiy aforefa,d and
In one dtth OF The hfeea acre. afere,a.d-and that
they cannot pofiels. occupy and mp owe HI lame
TO any Advantage ~hhe he fame lay IN common
ana Undivided -Wherefore they pray thar notice
may ,fue in cue form Il law aud .hat she,r reipec
tive ihses may be let oil q ievered from the other
tenants IN common in due form OF law 10 thar they
may ho,d the .ame IN fevera.ty-and in duty
bound will ever Ay---by
josiah w. Mi CHELL, sbsi, attorney.
A true copy-at,eft
SAM FREEMAN Cis,x
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
LINCOLN BANK.
10 L. l.

I two ltory Dwelling houfe & Barn. in Newbu.
"A " R,eet. s.ey occupred by Mr. David
Noyes. tnquse a, the tore of Little Il Co
No Motley Row April
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

At a Circuit CoS,t Of Common Pleas begun
and bsldtn at Portland, 4uitbm and jar tie
county Of cumberland, on tie J1la Iue/aay
Of Aayeb II. II. 1914
ON The foregoing pe,It,on .he Cour, order, thar
the pe iiionefs cAuts copy If the lame with this
oraer thereon TO be qubi,iheo ia one of The PORK
land newspapers, three week. fuccetiivey. the lat
pupllcauon 20 be thirty days AZ ieaft, before the
'hisd ruefcay OF Iuae Dex', that al perions inter
cited IN ihe lands therein Mentioned may appear at
he Cireut Court of Common Peas, then 10 be
holden a. Por land within aud for he county afore-
iaid, and chew caufe. if any they nave. why the
prayer OF ,2id petinoa fhouc MOI he z 4nted
dH1, SAM FREEMAN, CGsk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
O7TC

OTTC
WANTED to purchafe good Dwelling houfe
wrh garden foot ou hou'es, and god well
Of water ANY one having the like 70 fell on rea
Couabie terms may appyso WIN. MLGLLhNjr,
fp,II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
John DIX,

JOHN DIX,
OFFERS FoR SALE,
S hhds. N L RUM
do Rec.ihed do
few barrels SUGAR
80 boxes Mould CANDLES
SO boxes dipped de
Cognac Brandy-toge,her with other ar.
ticles uiuay fold in the Grocery line, on as rea-
fonabe terms az can be purchaied in iowa.
Also
1000 i5s. common Feathers which will be fold
or exchanged for coun,ry produce, at reduced
price. April -
TRAVELLERS in The Stages are
informed the Stage Office 10 this
town, is removed to the Public Houfc
kept by DAVID GREEN, in Maine Street,
al the uanfion Houie of the late Thomas
Motley, Efq where they will be accom-
dated. JOSIAH PAINE.
Portland, March 81, 1914.
LINCOLN BANK.
HE tockhoders 10 the Lincoln Back are here.
by notified thar fnltallmeGt of Thirty
Dollars on each Share beng the third InitAmen,
Is ordered to oe paid 10 at iaid Bank in specie On
or oefofe the twen,y third day Of May next.
BY order Of the p e6den, and Directors.
SETH lRUFANT, Csf6iey.
Bah, fp,H 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18
ANOTHt X CURE.

THE following certificate added TO the grea,
= numbet heretofore ia The po1effioo Of the
proprietor isanother pleaGng and oov,neing proof
OF the powerful and wonderful effect, f
LEES LOZENCES
in ezpelling and deftroyng thofe tormen ing ami.
mails that have fam * Is ltill laying thuufands Of
cur fellow beings, (ctiidreu IN par .cIlas peions
afflicted and tormented with .hele def uctive AL
ina, ihoud have 'n.mediate recou:ie 10 his val
able med'cine--'s fhouid be kept in ali families
A1sj.,s Misbasi Lee, II Go.
have been fome time pan greatly afIl eted with
pa,As in my bowels itom4ch and head, with CHER
d,itreihlg fymp ON. which believed wa, casied
by worms ! procured fome Of Lees Wnm De.
Set'sg Lsse"sS, The econd doie. (being isrooger)
TO my gfear JOY, brought away one of thofe mon
fer "a Tape Worm 10 pieces. Il confidently believe
the whole would have meafured from four to fix
yards in length alto two iarge round worms. IS
inches long and three fourfhs of an inch round
| have now the pleasufe to INFORM you that am
entirely relieved from .hofe difrefing and tormen
ting pains, and no~ enjoy good heath
lend you TWO round worms with liz fmall pie
ees Of the tape worm the large parts being put a.
way before ,hough Of Tending them TO you.
With sentimepu of eileen for the bene6t receiv.
ed, fir, your ooedient fervau,.
GEORGE BRIscOE
R,{ft 9SsI D..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

40 hhds. w. I. Rum
20 do RectiGed do
80 do retailing Mola(ses
For fAe by RALPH Cross No a, Union wharf
- To LET-hA'f of a houfe. corner of Federal
free, and Fiddle iane--a hou!e 10 High free and
two Stores under Union Hall Apply as above
April u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

Cyrus Ingali' I SsIse~m #
Jothua ames D0w-'A
Robert Page, I Ssle7mss IF
Henry Y. Is. Ofeood F,,sbs,g
Stephen Heald, I Sei'ta1s" IF
Cy.us Eaitman, LsVs0.
Timothy C,bion, I ssst'"sS y
David G,bfon. : B'0.e.fsls.
Peleg Wasfworsh I sslsSmss Of
Thomas Spring, H"s~.
James Coffin, Ssise'~ss Of
David Moulion,S Porter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

'arintti,g,
IL ali it. branches exscu.ed at this 0asces
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

10 the gzoq1, abe Senate, and the H5norabk
1onJe J. ReprsIenfaliuss # the Comm5n-
'0eaAb J lNaDacbafetts, IN General Court
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-16
JOURNAL OFFICE,


MILLEpeEvILLE, (GEo.)
Wednesday Morning, iss June lsl4.S
Il letter fro1 Col. Haqukins TO sentle-
man in tdis place, dated Creek ASen-
cy, Slst Nay, communicates the jot'
ioqving
Very Important Intelligence;
Tha, his assistant Agent Mr.. Linz
bsua had communicated to him infor-
nation received BY letter from John
Suddam, respectable half breed Chief
who lives low down Oh the Chataheo-
chez and is much TO be relied upon, to
the following purport;
That there has arrived at the mouth
of the Appaiatchicola in Florida, Eng
fish troops to the amount OF fwo fhon'
sand, who are building houses and have
called upan the Indians TO Join thsm-
that the Eufaulaus had received an IN.
,ila,ion from them, but refused to 60
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, JUNE n.
To sHRm
rHR VERY AGE & BODY or TIN TINE
us PORK AND p,,EssuRE."
|.
tV

Il appears tina, Soult, Marmont and
the rest Of NaPolcons great friends in
France, have sent in their adhesion to
Louis the 18th. With the same facility
have his versatile friends in this coHn-
try changed their allegiance, and trans
terred their love and admiration TO the.
f,orceys thot be. The Burbons who were
all knavcs or (oolshave suddenly become
a very good and amia6!e .fanaly.!' But
yesterday, the glory of France and the
prosperity of America, depended upon
the success Of Bonapafte-To-d ii
matters not who is at the head Of affairs
in France-perhaps it is better that
things should have been as they are.
" An hahitation giddy and insure
/" Hath he that buildeth on the vulgar
heart"
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BIZ LAST Morris MAIL.
WA.HrNoros ClrI, june IS.

W.sHrNaroN CtTf, juno Is.
A letter from s WILLIANs, Esquirs}
merchant Of London, TO his eorrespon+
dent at Newport, sags-sThere - every
reason tsexpect a peace With tho Uni:
ted States In the course of the summer
Nrw.YeRK, June 10.
The stsam-boa, from Albany yesterdy
brings nothing new from Our armies
A gentleman in The steam boat ittf
Sackett's Harbor on Tuesday last-Ali
was quiet. The British feet had disap-
peared. The Lady Of the Lake return
ed from reconnoitre on Monday, and
sailed again on Tuesday. The frigats
was waiting for guns, &c Sthsy were Oh
the way and got on a. the rate 81 ten
miles Z day.
We have seen gentleman Who leH
Halifax on the Sd Of June. He says
there had arrived at that place from Eng
land about 1900 troops, and more cxi
pected. The Bulwark sailed the same
day for this coast; also, the La Hcgue
and Tenedos, the former with CONVOY
for St. Johns, and the latter for this coast.
Left at Halifax, the Leander, chesa<
peake, Rifleman, and two other briggs OF
war, and a -. The Inhabitants of Ha.
iifax wished for peace with this cosn-
try. lThns, the story we copied from
the Boston papers is not true. There
were still about 1850 American plisonI
ers at Halifax.
Mr., Mitchill's elegant pilot-beat res
turned on Saturday from the Saturn in
our offing. She Xas sent dow1 unds
flag, to obtain permission for III
wounded Colonel Prescott to procee
to Norfolk by water. The request was'
promptly complied with. The nessen-
ger, Col. Prescoot's brother, was treat
ed on board the Saturn in the most POI
lite and gentlemanIy manner. By this
flag they received the fitst mfornnation
OF the downfall OF Bonspartc, SC. which
occasional great exultation.
The Saturn, few days since, burnt
a salt loaded sloop in our offing.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-16
Land for Sale.


TWILL sell tract Of LAND, con-
tanning between one and 200 Acres in
Charles County, Maryland, not far
from Sandy Point on the Potomac Ri.
yer. The Land is pretty well wood
ed, lays level and well for cultivation,
the soil is tolerable good and very sus-
ceptible Of Improvement by the clover
and plaster system attached TO which
is good Herring and Shad Fishery,
and fish such as crabs, perch, rock, &c.
in their season can be taken plentiful.
ly. The improvements are a snug
dwelling house mostly new, corn house
smoke house, kitchen, stables, sc.--
The situation itself is well worth the
attention of a person DESTROYS Of re-
mark bic healthy and handsome one on
the bank Of the Potomac, in an agreea.
BILE neighborhood. The terms Of sale
which will be moderate, will be made
known by application to the subscriber
residing on the premises.
Glen. Kennedy.
June Is ST.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-16
Another Secret Expedition.

An Intelligent gentleman direct from
the western part of the state. informs US,
that Gen. Brown who appears to be cur
Commander in chief on the Northern
Frontiers has just gone to Buffalo, where
were stationed about 1000 men ard a
considerable number Of heavy guns had
been stopped on their way to Saokett's
Harbor, and ordered to the Niagara
Fronter. 1t was the general belief al
the West that preparations were
making for an important secret expedi-
ton. Some supposed that desperate
attempt was about to be made upon
Fort Niagara; others, that Fort Erie and
Fort George would be first attacked,
and if carr ed, the attempt upon Fort
Niagara would follow. We think it,
however, quite as probable. that these
movements are intended, like former
movements in that quarter, to amuse
the people and wear away the sum.
mer campaign. It is certainly a fact
that we have not on the whole From
tier, force sufficient for any success
iul operation in Canada ; and Of course
any offensive enterprise at the present
moment would be worse than useless
Indeed, government we presume, do not
intend TO send an army into Canada tbs
summer, as they have not half the mum.
Der Of troops in readiness now, that they
had twelve months ago.
Com. Advertiser.
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g Unconditional Submission.

We can scarcely take up Democra-
tic Newspaper, without being stared in
the face by these word. in large capitals.
1t has become the fashionable head, dress
Of all the inaammatorysauibs of tbeday.
Because an obscure printer in England
has had the impudence and the folly, to
talk of bringing c United States to IN
Conditional Submission, the British Mi
Distry aye boldly charged with enter
tanning the absurd notion of re-coIoniz-
ing our States AS we'll might the peo-
pie Of England conclude that the peo-
pie of the United States had determin-
ed to give pthe Atlantic for the Lakes,
because stupid printer in Philadelphia,
thinks it advisable. How meanly must
these editors think ofthe understandings
of their readers ; when they resort to
such gross and palpable tricks to i'm
pose upon their credulity!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-16
THE, LATE NEWS.

We live in most eventfui period
We have seen the ancient and powerful
House of Bourbon, suddenly hurled
from splendid throne TO the block and
"a Colossus rise upon its ruins, who APP
peared destined to bestride the Universe,
We now behold the immense power OF
this most wonderful Monarch, crum-
bling into atoms descendant OF the
Bourbon line leaping into his seat, and
HE who so lately almost welded the
see ptre of the world, about to retire to
an island, of IS leagues in circumfer-
enceiit Boston Patriot.
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Strawberry Vale For Sale.


oSOER the authority of a Decd 0!
irus, from rbeodnck Lee, the sab
q scriber will offer at Public Sale on
8 re premises on the 7lh day oil July
lexs, fc- cash,
That beautiful and imprcv-
q estate called STRAWBERRY
,aLE, now the residence OF r B.
tse' Containing abou, 6s7 Ia acres
situate at the Cross Roads in Fairfax
S0anty near the Little Fails of Poto-
~'e- Orso much thereof as may be
eees>ary 10 raise the sum OF 3 6iS3
- cents with interestnow due thereon
'"a Inc eYpences Of Sale.
&. /. Taylor. &
Nhe :. cts.
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juno Is.
Fifty Dollars Reward.


I'd AN AWAY from the subscriber
II about six year. ago Negro WoS
man, named STAGE, but she has al.
tered it to TREACE, and / am Informed
has pass and two children with her,
which were born since she absconded--
she is about % years sld-short thick
woman-marked with tho small pox
and on one side of her face has
small scar--she has remarkable. fia-
ger nails, they being hollow as a cup
her teeth stand vide before.-The
above reward will be given for appres
hending and securing her In the Jail
of AlexaAaria, and reasonable charges if
brought to Piscataway in Maryland and
delivered to me.
Hcndly W: Lanham.
June Is 81
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Having on the 9TH April last

informed the puplic, that Mr. Gusfavus
Re6ey was no longer authorised to
trsnsact any business for re and hav-
ing since understood that MIR Robey
is Of opinion, that said publication will
have an injurious effect on his character
II now with pleasure, and in justice
to that gentleman inform the p bic.
that it was not in consequence ofth6
most distant suspicion of his honesty
or want Of exertisn. He has been my
Agent eleven years snd have ever con-
sidsrsd him strictly honest and truly in
dustrious. We have now parted by
mutual consent.
Basil Spalding.
juno Is. st.
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Public SALE.
ON Friday next the l7;h inst Will be
sold at the Vendue Store,
Some Books. a Watch and some ar
ticles Of Plate.
Also, 1000 ACRES OF LAND
in the County of Randolph. State OF
Virginia, andat o'clock in the alter
noon on the premises,
Il lot on A! fred Street, bet'oeen
King and Prince, 20 feet front by iio
feet.
A Lot on Cameron Street betsceen
Alfred and Patrick, IL feet front ~ IS
feet-and =.
Too Lots on Patrick Street. ".
of Cameron, one of which has 20 feet
front, the other 81 feet Z inches by lo3
feet S inches: The terms will be
made known at the Sale. The above
property belongs to the estate ofJohn
RicAser, decd.
A. G.. Ca1enove, Er'or.
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NTIIIGE.

THE MEMBERS of the .AleSon-
dria Hose and Engine Comtany, Will
attend quarterly meeting of the Com
pany this evening at o'clock-and the
working of the Engine at o'clock In
the afternoon.
By order Of ~. Herbert President
P. H. Minor,
CLERK.
Juno l6. IL.
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Il Tave,n, Store-Honse, Sc.

TO LET.
n OFFER on rent for one, or Tor a
term Of years, several Houses,
sc situate at this place, viz - :.
One a two story Brick build
ing, calculated and prepared for Store
house, with Store * Counting Room
on the first floor, 2 rooms on second
floor and large Garrst, Cellar and
XII chen 1t would accommodate o
small ia nily, in addition to that OF a
store-house. This property can be had
mcdiately.
Also the large Brick Tavern,
with the other houses, stables, lots, &c.
thereto attached, at present In the oc-
cupation Of Mr., John Maddox. This
property can be had on the lst OF Nov.
next, for the Information Of those that
are not acquainted with the situation
I state that the Tavern is large two
story brick house, cellar under the
whole, divided by brick walls into three
part, in which house ere 3 rooms and
passages; adjacent are family house
and kitchen, large stable, an enclosed
lot of one acre and another acre lot for
a garden, to which can be added, If re-
CURED, a pasture, &c.-Situate at Fair
fax Courthouse, and on the Little Ri
yer Turnpike Road /; distant from Alex.
andria, Georgetown ana the City Of
Washington, nearly equal, Is miles,
the situation i, healthy sad none more
public, and if occupied by aproper per-
son, and one who was calculated to
keep an Inn on large scale it is tho't
by judges, that few, if any stand would
be more predu tive:
Also, one other Two Story
Brick House, with cellar, kitchen, STA,
BILE, and enclosed lot of half an acre.
This property is now occupied by MIR.
Samuel Cross as Tavern, sc. 1t would
answer for the same purpose, or for the
residence of fansily, and would be
let with the large tavern, or store.house
if so required. Possession of this last
property may be had on LIST Nov. next.
For terms which will be reasonable, up.
ply to the Subscriber.
r. Radcliffe.
Fairfax Ct. House,
June Is. lawTtf.
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For. SAB.

stout healthy MIRO NAN, a
i%ut so years OF age he is an excel
! 'eAV dining loom servant (; has been &C.
sastomed to plain cooking, to eareen-
as and attending the stables. Enquire
At this Office.
June Ia Aw
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MARRIED, en- Tuesday evenln::; last
by the Rev. DR.. Muir, MIR. HENRY M.
cHoLsoN, to Miss MARGARET HEINE-
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T. o S r
June is

A Note of the Lancaster
Bank for s ,o--one Of the Union Bank
.Ceorgetown,, So and another not re-
collected. The finder will be reward
ed (if re9uirrd) by leaving them with
MIR. TRlPLErT, At abe City Tavern.
June Ii Sc
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON Friday next the 18th inst. will
be sold at, the Vsndue Store.
1000 Ladies Chip Bonnets.
r. G. Marstelter; .fHc'r.
3 Iine
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Lots on the City Road.
II WILL LEASE for term Of years,
few Lots fianasemely situated on
the main road leading to Washington &
Georgetown, suitable for meadow, gara
dens or pasture.
Chas. Alexander.
June is rs
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Was found the CASE Of a

GOLD WATCH and part Of the inside
works, which had been mach damaged
The owser may have it on describing
the property and paying the cost OF this
advertisement
lime Is Sts
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From the augusta Chronicle, June 8
THE CREEK WAR,


1t appears, is not over. "A gentle
man straight from Fort Hawkins In.
forms US, that an express from Gen.
Graham reached Milledgeville on Fri
day morning last bringing the iniorma,
ton that the hostile Indians, (flF-
TEEN HUNDRED strong) had retur-
ned to the Alabama and ralapoosa from
Pensacola, with supply of arms and
ammunition, and were determined to
renew the war. The stragglers who
had secreted themselvs in the woods and
swamps, were daily increasing their
force, and fears were entertained lest
they should attack the North Carallna
militia, who, with few from South Ca
rolins, were the only force remaining IN
the Nation.
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that an the lower towns have already
gone.
Mr.. Limbaugh adds, that this news
is believed by the Chiefs, who are We
ry uneasy and have sent an intelligent
Indian down the river to ascertain the
facts.
T Should the following information
prove true, nothing short Of exterminat-
ing the hostile Indians will satisfy US.
1t is thought by some, that arms have
not been given to the /" Red Clubs" as
stated, but to the "Scminolies," who
have hitherto been neutral, for the pur-
pose of driving the Patriots out of East
Florida. Be it as it may we should be
on our guard. SPAIN is at best but a
doubtful friend, and no, Que knows how
soon she may be an open enemy.
Charleston Times.
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Attention !! /!

Attention /!
THE BLUES will appear on Parade
precisely at half past 9 o'clock on Satnr.
day morning the 18th inst. completely
equipped & provided with Refreshments
for the day
By order of capt. Mcknight.
Jacob Douglas Sergt.
June l6. IT.
Public Sale.
ON Saturday the 18th inst. will be
sold on the premises,
A tract of Land containing
800 ACRES,
Seventy of which are in wood, situate
in the county Of Fairfax, adjoining the
Rose Hill tract. Terms of Sale one
bird cash, the balance in one and two
years with interest.
Daniel F. Dulany,
Vim. Herbert, Jun.
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TO LET.
n OFFER on rent for one, or tor
II term Of years, several Houses
&c situate at this place, viz - :.
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Ertraet Of Lene, from Col. Hawkins
10 the Governor, dated,

10 the Governor, dated,
CREEK AGENCY, 25th May,
Mr.. M'Girs, express from Colonel
Milton, al Alabama, Heights, reports,
that an expires, arrived,herc for General,
Pinckney, which he is the be 'rer OF, ex-
pectine to see the General at Fort Jack
son. TIE express stated, they had re-
ceived certain accounts of an arrival from
the Havana, with the munitions of war
for the Red Clubs" and orders to sup.
DIV them with provislons--thatthey were
fully supplied with guns, ammunition,
and provisions, and that great number
were assembled at Pensacola /; and fur
Their. that orders had been received from
General Flournoy, to eyacuate Mobile
Point, 1t is eight days since he lstt the
Heights"