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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
RAVENS DUCK.
TWENTY pieces Ravens Duck ju!t received and
for lac a. the fore of a. W. linkham. head
of Union Wharf.
Feb oh.
Portland BOOT and SHOE Man.
ufaetory. .

THE fubfcriber, Agent 70 one cfthe tufTerers hy
the late IRE ia Auiiey's raw has taken licre
oppol:e Mr. Daniel How ia Middle ifrest. He
ezpects that IN the coure Of few days this itorc
will be prepared for the reception aud accommo
da'ion Of all who peafe TO cal for The above arl
cIes-whish viii be manufacus ed by good work
men and # good materials. He alto hopes the
former cultomcrs Of Msilrs. BeIknap and Runpes
will favour him with their work as he has enc
he tame workmen aud viii ute his belt ends av
ours that their boots and faoes 1aall be equally as
good IN point Of lyle, nestsefs xnd durability
Iua received on cor Egnment lot az Ladies
morocco waking ihces aid n'ps Of the lareii fsfa
ION, which viii be fold cheap for caih-- Work
done as he above 1ure with aeanef. and :, ,ho
fhorten notice by
STEPHEN FIELD, Agrn,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20

ME- the subfcr Der having been appointed bv
the hon Judah Dana. Elq Judge Of Pro.
bate, Tor the county Of Oxford. 10 reee.re aud ex
anime ne Claims OF The creditors to the Eisase Il
Jo5tPi LEAVETr late Of Bethel. IN the fad
County leoman decexlcd. repsefented infolvent
give notice thai TX months from the twenty fourth
cay o. Decsmher lat. are allowed TO fad crsdi ors
@ briog in aud. prove their cIains, and thar
we fhasi attend thar fervce At The Houfe OF T;n,o,
my carter, ~ iasd Bethel, on tie third MONDAY az
March and May mex, from ore to five clock
IA. on each Of laid days.
TIMOTHY CARTER.
Dssst. FL 50, 1915. JAMES WALKER,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
GCANCERS.
Stephen lhoate,

Stephen Ihoate,
Agent Of Docs Peter Dsyifrn OF Albany, who
has ia ccnfeGuence of bis fuperios RillDteen du
iy au horifed Ivy au act of The LegiAature o. New
York. pafI.d March 80 h, SO. TO practice in
curing the msIady Gated CANCER, inseads 10
retlde at Col James Burnhan's Tavern in Port
land afer the 25sh inf.
He Informs the public 'ha, the Cancer is readi
~ cured in the mouth, nofe or efewhere tif a
platter he sppcsbie) with very little pain in moi
cafes, where the ne is nor affected,-tie aHe
cures Fiua, Kings Evil and Fever Sores
Any orders tent to COL Burnham's pevious 10
the 25sh inR. will be attended to Immediately
after tina, time Jan i6 Is wy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
FOR SALE In GORtlAM,

"A P.easanfiy iiluated Farm containing about SO
q ores Of good Land molly under ,npsove
meDt. 8 Or hundred Of excellent fiuit Trees Of
vAriou kinds good Two rory dwelling Houie
40 by 3d. with iustab r Out Loafes ana very COP
venent for water, two 40 tee, Bsrns, one accom-
modated tor hories. ihops. one for oiackfmnh,
the other Cooper.
The above i !'.uased on the pot road from Port
and 20 LAasAller, ia Coos s N les from Portland,
s. from Gorham Corner, ha. for May years been
occupied A. a Tavern, and 10 good itand foe a
;-ader or Mechanlck
Like~ie imall wood lot at foms aanee.
hlo-abous - acres Of good and wing 8 Of
nile from the above ahout Q under ;murove-
lnent the other wood, with Barn thereon The
above Fat ms may be puschsied ,ogs her, or fera
rate a. may beIt iuit he pucha!ef, 4nd may Sc had
Ga reaionAb'e terms. aud payments made ealy
TOT 'ufeher particulars esquire of tie iubicriber
on the prem les. sil.yaNif, DAVIS
Ian. so (swl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20

THE Subfcriber. f;in. this method 70 Inform .''
friends and the PEbiie that he has opened
Houfe of Entertainment in this town. formerly oc
cupied BY Mr. flmo;hy Bolon. where he hopes
by is attention TO buinsfs to merit the public
patronage.
N B. His Stable Is very convenient for Gen
temen who may with 10 have their SssgS' sst,
iofk and Icy JAMES l'iNSMOKE.
Portland, Feb s, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
Macbine and Hand CQrdy.

TOHN WlNsLOW & Co, ilfsrm sheir friends
j AID the pubhck that they continue TO manu-
l4c,use Machine and Hand Cards of every dilcr p
uonfa' Their Fsc.o.y near YcriiAEd-Otders
eff a. Joszra Pore $. Mo. 4, Mulleys Row or al.
the poh L1ice, val &c purc.ualfy attended 10. =
Haviog taksn care 10 procu the bea Of Eng'sih
Wire, and having two experienced workmen from
Psaa, Eoi, ce.ebra;ed Factrry IN Lsissrsr, they
pledge shc:n elves TO make Cards of TIL aes quaiy
az The buifoa aad Leicelser p..ces
Portland, at Mo rs. (u)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20

He iusictibcr hereby gives cn5Iic NOTICE TO all
concerned, that he has been Guy appointed
and taken upon hneff The irult of adna,niilraor
on the eta { Of JOSEPH lirCCM 5, a Of MOI IN.
Yarmouth, IN he county Of Cumberland Ysoman
decssicd, by givirg bead as The law disetf,-Hs
therefore squets aipeafons who are i.iehsed
TO the Tad decsAied's eia,e to make immediate
payment aud shoie who have any demands there
on, 10 EXHIBIT The lame 10 M. HIGHT
Feo 8 h. Is 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20

fiE Pubick are hereby cautioned againfl pur
i chahag lot Of Land IN the iowa Ut Harri-
Ion, IN The county Of Cumberland mum, ser tive in
the fourth range,of Na.hauie! Mother. Of Gorharn,
which he may pretend to own and offer for .aie-
TO which he ha 40 legal RICH, 10 dfpoie of. in auy
ihape or n Tue al pIeient. i ever he had any at
all The fame he may pretend 70 have o'naincd
by virtue OF an Execution againf the fuhieriher--
the triai being iuch that The defendant ia cGtitled
70 another hearing and thereby geueraiiy
cosciuded that il can be otherways proved
BENZ AMIN RICH.
Harrifon Jan. 90, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20

CARDS for Cotton or Wool Machines made and
- for iale at The factory of the iubicribers 10
HsverhiIl, M q .chuetts--w where they may tie had
a, ihort nonce and warranted 10 be of the frl
quAslty.-Osaefsi! rsctiy attended 20 and all favors
thaakfuts received
Id1o--H Hand Cards Cothier'. aud Ha,:er's I1cks
DAVID x John Marsh.
r..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
PHII.OLEGIs.

II Serisus Iymb. "A labourcr's daugh-
ter, who had been in frrvice from her
childhood, when weary, would be fse
quentiy wifhipg to be married, that as
The emphatioaiiy termed it, ihc might
ref her 6snes Hymen at Taft liitencd TO
her prayers, and neishbouring clodhop-
per led herto the altar, netbing loafb =
Some time afterwards, her late miitreis
meeting her, aiked her, " Well, Mary,
have you relied your bones YET p
I" Yes, indeed" ihe replied with a iigh,
/" ih-ys vsfe1ny JAZZ b0nss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
Uai Ct States n ,1ms ies ,

Uni 81 Sfates n 4sas ies 2
D5''a # iglaae r.
PURSUANT TO Warrants from the Hon David
sewsAi Eiq III lse Of the Uu,tei ,saies ID j.
tfict Court OF Name, hereby give pub.ic noiice
that the fotsowIn8 lntsrmallons arc h.ed Ia iad
Cuurt, VIZ
An i.fy,masisn againif two boxes and three trunks
Of mefcnsadzc is,zed hy Dsuiei Granger e,q col
iect,r ct saso, Lni.ngs on, the iegenh DAY Of
February nltant. for breach of the !aws OF the
United states.
IN .f,, NATION agaiLf wo boxes Tia Plate feiz
cd ~ Dame Granger, E;q collector OF Saco, =,
Eux.on, on the lish day OF February nitAat. for
breach of the Jaws VI the United otasc,,
That hearing and trial will he had on both
the ABOVE iLforma,ons n W,iozGe,, in f4,d Dir
tr'ct on the ;ait iuesday OF February infant
when and where any pssions ine eitsd in any Of
taid Articles, may appear and lhew cauie il any
can be illevn. Whereof ti,s iacie ihoud not be
dcctee- forfeit, and dipole,s II -cordslg 20 law.
Gwen uuier my hand at sAco sllls teAsh day Of
F.oeuaey, a. d. 1875
4: G, THORNTON Ma,Ga.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
HANDEL SOCIETY.

IT He mcmters of The Handel Society are hereby
no,:hed that their annual meeting viii tie
held ., Portland on ihurilsg the 2srd day of
Feb. next at 10 Geek A. M.
JOHN WATSON, Secretary
Jan. SO. iS'5.
N The members are requened 10 take par
GUAR notice that the annua meeting, 10 be
holden on tho sd of February, and not the oh
mentioned IN the advertisement Iaa Monday
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
REIfOIaL.
Nehemiah Gram,

Nehemiah Gram,
.LyAS removed from Middle Street, TO the ilore
! iaely occupied by Mr. Jeba Dix. in fore
free, where he offers FIR fa!e, 2 general ahort.
mert Of
NJ. / Gods, Gyoceries, Hard Waye, &c.
He has julf received IN addition to his former
fock " Ind,a and N. Orleans Cotton Richmond
Tobacco; Copperas; Alum Pmento; Pepper J
Coffee; CaiIia Teas MGltard, &c.--hyo.-a
lma aT,rtment of Hard Ware tuch as HALVES
aud Forks tucket and Pen Kaive Iron table and
tea spoons sc;ilors, But Hinges. Screws Coat and
Ven Buffers, chef, cIcfet, till, pad aud trunk
Locks; Avn blades. Pins. Needles. C,mblets, ifeei
and b7ais ThimSles: commoed Kaobs, Profile
Flames n1or hearth and fhoc Bruihes Be lows,
Nails Sleigh Bells, writing aud wrapping Paper,
IS boxes of by W,odow Ciafs, which will be
so!d on moderate terms for faG o-Iy.
Portland Jau %, 1914 #.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20

He fubfcribers have formed COMMISSION in
J. trade under The firm Of CRAM & MASON
and Ger for fate stthe fore lately occupied BY N
Cram, general sflormcut of
NJ. /. Good5 SJ Groceries.
NEHEMIAH CRAM,
Por,lanl, Feb - ANDREW MASON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
tDDsr & Chase,

HAVE for sale al extensive sssor.:nent OF
ENGLISH c' IN 2ACI GGODS,
suitable for the present and approaching ser
son--smong wAicls are,
Best superiine Gruadclolbs
Milling and low priced do.
Su.scriine Cassineres, consisting of
black, drab and mixed
Cords -Cosings- -Duiiis
FlaHBels and Dsizes
Pelieco Cloth r--bombazeis
observation-disclosures
Best dressed and addressed Calicoes
Silk and commoa Ginghams
C4p5sicks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment Of Fancy Mu4 nDs
Shawis silk aud cotton II 4ndkerclnefs
LoEg Lava Lnen--B. aces
Gentlemen aud LADIES' Beaver Cloves
Oh o uisto six i wo.s'ed Hose
BlaciS as!d coiuurcd Sewing silks
Ca. and Nxsa Buttons
Ribbons iapes and i,obhims
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Grapes Pins
Gotten Hose, gentlemen S Ladies'
BLK Gloses--B Button Mouids
Il ggassAi assorsiHcn, ~ Aln-rgcan
Factory G se>l> &c &c
WILLIAM OXNARD,
No ba.0ey RorO,
7 AS received from RLede ll4ad an .G,r. meat
1 i Of
american Manufactured G0sds
RI
While and Bne Warp Yarn from No 10 26
White and cs.oured Threads,
Ginghsms and otrires
8 aud Cotton Checks
Diapers, sAT,ings, sheesinss SC,
Jam %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
Copartnerfhip Dinolved.

TIE copartner.Ilip heretofore esiling under ths
firm of M asoN and MOODY, j. by mu'ua
cnnlent drffolved this day, All perfons indeot.
e1 to fad firm requned 20 make payment 90
or he fore the h ialt. or their demands will be
PUT in the hands of an attorney for collect On. AL
pedons having any demands thereon are requeited
to exhibit the fame 70 Eaoch Moody.
ANDREW MASON,
ENOCH MOODY.
Portland Feb. S, 10
ENOcH MOODY informs his friends and the
,uoiic that he ha. taken tire ltani lately improved
by Mafon ana Moody. where he offers for fac 2
general sfi r,ment of w GOODS and GROCE
RlES
Feb. 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
FLOUR.
Edward Howe,

IIH1 FOu
d. Darrell. frefll fupcrfiue Baltimore and Pha'
p nelphia FLOUR. fui'abe for family ule'
A6-A few bbis. Of Ruhetiu APPLES.
A/,-A good aG5rtmeat Of Feathers Deid'ng;
Looking GaiIe., Paper Hangiags &c a. nfuai.
Feb 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
New Goods.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
1000 spanifh Hides of an ezcellen, qualify
100 bids of Il fb)n SAT-
100 fdes Of fole Leather
so bbls No. ! and 2 Pork
Tierces gf Irifh Beef
by RICHARDSON, Long What.
Portland, Jan. 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
WILLIAM OXNARD.

10 LEI,
-sALF OF a Dwelling Hcuie, conf hing Of fevsn
recon, Il uaed Oh fligh-lireeI Alto, hat
OF store on lnsr aham What Apply 70
feD. ~ CIV HOcisa h.oLEY. u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
1obn keed Stun7v0ods Efafe.

Z HE heirs 10 the eilate ofJOtiN REED SIAN
WOOD, la-e Of FreePprf 10 the county OF
Cumberland Tauner, d.ecafed-and all concern
ed are heseby notified thar BetIey stanwood ad
miniltra rix iaid Efale. has preients 10 me the
fu5icfber, Judge of he Court of Pfooate for ia'd
county, her accouns of admiDiltr alton on lad es
tate and applied to me for AZ allowance for twen-
~ Ides Of Leather aud 80 cAf fkies-part OF the
pericnsl eitate apprafed in re Inventory that
were after wards TO en- - dso--for allowance
on, OF f4ic perlonai eaa;e as the Widow of !asd
deceaaed, aud that fad account and application
will be conGdered Ivy me at Probate Court to
he hoIaen a; the Rcgllters Off Portland, on
the fourth Wedne!isy Of February next a. zen o
clock, A. when AID where tney may be heard
thereon SAMUEL FREEMAN
Jan. Al, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
american Manufactured Goods.

Ma z MsDty's Roro.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Atny y B,orpn Of
} Providence. who keep him eonlsan,iy fuppIied
from their icag known and well eIlabs,fhed Fact
ry al Pawtuekes, with general ailortnens of
dmeriuaa Cation Go0a5,
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp and Eating
2 X 8 threaded white 81 coiord Stocking Yarn
Whne aud colored iewing Cottons
Sh,rt'ngs--s!leeiirgs--C hecks--Stripes
inghams-Chamhrays-- Tick,ng, &c
~ ohopkeepefs 10 town and couatry and PEG.
pie in general who with TO furnilh thenislves will
the above articles, will befupplied Al the Factory
prices.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07
From the National .Qdvocate.
ENGLAND.
80 When tbe deb,

-------------------~--' When the debt
" Grows burdensome, aud cannot be discharged
sponge will wipe out all--and cost you no.
uIng Earl Of WarIyick.
When we read in the public prints of .
GREAT nation, thatmembers of Parliament
become so affected, by the pathos of their
oratOry, as to dissolve into tears, when If
treated Of nothing gilmore consequence than
the Tires of few of his gracious maiestv's
Hege subjects-u disorderLy cre,C, who
were shot out of the windows of houges as
they were crying out for bread when we
read, that member of this imperial par
lament IS so choaked with grief (up0n so
slight an occGsion) as (" scarcely to articu.
late - when we read, also, that an opposi
ton member, Of the same house, shOnid tell
/" my Lord CHANCELLOR the Premier fthe
nation, that he had been detected in g nm
derDssntng the constttlytior," for which he
merited to " LOSE HIS HEAD" in what a
state are we to consider that great politi-
cal fountain Of wisdom--Hs the buLlCarJc of
religion" and {" the 1corleI's last homes
Alas Timothy-Timothy /! telling to
her as thou wilt) tby last hope is heeting.
with rapid wing, to those regions Of
g darkness md gLoom,o where no SOLITARY
ray Of bght viii shoot through the murky
vault, to irraJliate her fallen splendourZ
but horrid assassination, treacheTy and ra-
pine, as her attendant ministers, viii
shrek her departing knell to the farthest
confines OF the globe. Where, then, will
be thy 1'onameEs, old man Thy inscrip-
lion, too, alas but &c food for kites.''
Casting aside, however, this hyperbole,
Us 1T not time for these ministers of the
great nation TO have some awful rellec-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07
INTELLECTUALLY, (Geo.) May "a.
ELNRIDA

Inc British have not evacuated Florida.
Colonel NIcoLLs,who commands at Anna
lachcOla, has addressed an insolent letter to
the Agent Of Indian affairs, stating, that
according to the treaty Of peace he cousi-
ders the territories Of the Creelts to be as
they Stood before The 1Uar and. arrooating
to himself the entire control of the Indians,
l0aTns the citizens of the United States
from entering the Creek territory, or hold-
ing any communication 1cith the Inhabitants
thereof. This is evidently done with the
view of deterring the Commissioners. who
are about to enter on the execution of their
duty, fromrunninga boundary-lin as agreed
on last summer between General Jackson
and the friendly Indian Chiefs. Beigq
guilty of flagrant violation of the late
treaty peace, Col. Nicolls and his bandit
ii should be instantly driven of at the point
of the bayOnet.
Notwithstanding the known perfdy of
the British, we did not suppose they would
so soon have endeavored to rekindle on
our borders the flames Of an Indian war
Every days experience however confirms
the belief, that they regarded the late ter
mination ofhostilities as nothing more than
a truce, Peace Of necessity; and, but for
the restoration Of Bonaparte who will find
them ample employment at home for some
time to come, would have continued TO vio-
late our rights til we should have been
again compelled to unsheath the sword in
their defence. II is fortunate a discretion
airy power was gwen TO the President, of
retaining the army according to its present
organization until the next session of Con-
grcss, ifhc should conceive it prudent so
to do. Orders hire been issued from the
'0ar department. 10 tie seceTqt commeadaats
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07

sisuate, who sentenced HIM to he publicly
whipped. AS the constables were escort
ing hun to the place of punishment, he
contriYed to break away from them, and
ran up Fen Church street, where beinr
closely pursued lie took to The creek {: one
ol the constables, n remarkable active and
Perseverlng oiiicer, by the name of Flood,
dashed IN after him, when the fellow, con-
ceiVihS there was no chance Of escaping,
pulled up stake, placed himself in pos
lure OF defence, and as Flood approached
TO seize HIM, struck him severe blow on
the head Flood then attempted to knock
hum down with his cane, but the negro
dexterousiy avoiding the stroke, grappled
nm by the throat, plunged his head under
water and held it there until he had Gem
pietely sufiocated him. A citizen by the
name OF Cherry, who had at first perceiy-
ed the periloUs situation OF the constable
ran home and brought his gun, with which
he hired at the negro while in the act Of
holding fiood under the water, and wound
eel hlm so severely that he relinuui. he'd
his hold on the unfortunate Constable =
but 1t was too late, for he foated along the
TIDE, iIteless trunk.-Some persons item
went Oil IN a canoe to secure the murderer.
but, IKE stag ct bay, he resisted all Their,
attempts until rendered totally insensible
by numerous blows of sticks, paddles &c.
His eenduct on the whole appeared to bc
rather the result Of brutal instinct Than &C
any human impulse. What renders this
occurrence stillmore shocking tohumanity,
is the fact that number of persons were
at the creeks side in time to have nre-
vented the horrible deed but, shame on
them they stood like ideots, gaping at
fellow creature struggling in the grasp of a
murderer, without making single effort
TO rescue him THE death of Flood IS 2
public loss he was the only efficient Con-
stable belonging to the borough, and it was
owing to that circumstance that be lost
his life.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07
Richmond. April 10.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Runaway from the plantation of the subscriber,
on Chlckahomony, on the 11th instant,
a .TTJL.GTYO IVO3L9.N.

Named CHARLOTTE, abo1t 25 gears old near,
S feet high, incfnedto be eOrpuLent, Of gerry srni-
htg, Pleasant countenGHce 7vhen she sbeaks She
TOOK with her variety Of clothing, 7o.ich cannot
De described She has no marks d6o1tt her person
by z0tich she can be particu'rrfsed. She is very
capable house scream, a good coOk and rpasher-
HaOing resided seueral gears in the cisy Of Rich
mozd 7vhefe she has numero7ts acquaintance, is
rs slRpoSed she is To1y krking there, or az Petsrs-
6ttr;g, and may dttembfto pass as a free 7somGa.
The above REGARD will be gfven far her deHUeryac
my reside0ce, or her safe Judgement in jail, 1piE
all legal erbences paid.
.4yNy' H. .EEEREDTTR
HdnoUer, Mayer. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07
BRICK-L8YLHG, &c.

Tnx Subscriber intends to become resident
of this city about the first cay of the next month.
after which period he proposes to carry on ex-
tensively the business of
Brick-Laying, Briclc-maeing&- Plaidering..
Those who may favor him with their patron
age, may rest assured, that all work done by
him viii be executed with neamess, dispatch (
fidelity.
NICHOLAS YoSS.
Richmond, April 10. IF
N: Is. Six or eight apprentices, of respectable
families, will be taken and ten laborers and 1--WE
boys hired, till the expiration of the present year
Apply to the subscriber, or in his absence. to
Samuel McCraw or Alex. McRae, Esqrs.
NJ "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07
NoRroLE, Nav %.

One of the most singularly shocking oc-
currences within our recollection was wit
messed in this town OH Friday evening last.
Caesar, young negro fellow belonging to
Capt. West, having been detected in com
hitting robbery, was taken before ma
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07
rviR seHthe LIND ] nom Eue on in Cbesteffels
county, containing, By estimasion,
SEVENTY-TWO ACRES.

More or iess-IHe situation is AipL, healthy and
agreeable, and improvements good for the acc am
mediation Of a moderate sized family. From His
taid, and IN the centre ofh zoo, Ihave raisedub
yards Of 100000 bushels of con- at dl8ereas
PeTIodsor the last tire gears IL has not been uork-
ed Ihatft contains large bodies oferceRent CoaL,
there can be little douJt 6eiae bounded by John
1Itrchie, CunG6e and Buck, on he .N6rfA, tie
Failing Creek on Tho East, and the FoRirg Creek
Coal Mines, o1oaed by III. He'll, on the South, ai9
by tte heirs If u. WooLdriGge, on He Easf
sdaHreqnire ab0,tt oae-fourth Of the Purchase
money in haHdj yf6r the balance time 4viu be giuen
70 s1it the Purchaser, on the amount 6eg sahgtao.
foTTy secured To say any more rs to tie iand,
PROSPECT Of coaL &c. is deemed unnecessary, as
ftose desirons to purchase 7oiH ciou6tes8 1iev tie
7OiR bteaae Apply 10 me on the pre-
B,ises.
THOylLPSON BLUNT
Chesterfcld .Nay17. r.
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HEPooETH Y.
CAPPAcHIMIoE Y.
HoPoY MEnnn II. i.

BCTs Col. Hawkins, in his reply to the
above, denies the right of Col. Nicolls or
his three Indians to concern with the 90
vernment of the Creeks. It is within the
knowledge of the Agent, we are informed,
that one of the Chiefs who has signed the
acceptance Of the terms Of peace neUer re-
sided az the United iStates, and that neither
Of the three a0as eUer member Of the Ma
tiOnat Council or constituted Gay part of
the Greek Government. Journal.
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PmLAnErrHrA, Nav 81.

PHILADELPHIA, Nav 81
1t is stated that the Secretary of the Treasury
has instructed the Collectors of the customs TO
receive III payment for duties nothing but Trea-
sury notes or specie The Treasury notes, are
at present, at par, in the stock market.
Gazette,
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LAND FOR SALE.

HanOVer, May 81.
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am sir, your very humble sevant,
EDWARD NICHOLS.
Commanding the British
fO1.ceS in The Eyos.idoe

.JOToeS ln The FIOridas.
We, the undersigned, Chiefsof the Mus
cogee nation, declared by his Britannia
Majesty to be free and Independent peo-
pie, do in the name of the said nation agree
to the 9th article of the treaty of peace be-
tween his Britannia Majesty and the Uni
ted States-and we do further declare that
we have given most strict and positive or
dersto all our people, that they desist from
hostilities ofevery kind against the citizens
or subjects of the United States.
Given under our hands at the British fort
on the Appalachicola, this Cd day of April,
1915.