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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19

Extraordinary e5sct cfG shot.-The officers Of
the Pcaguin relate tlatduring the late action with
the Hornet, a 50 pound shot came in at the after
port ofthe Penguin, on the larboard side-carried
away sir legs killed the powler boy oftbe divisi-
on, capsized The opposite gan on the slarboard
side, passed through the pert and g sunk m sullen
silence to the bottom"
Inc above may be depended upon as an acut
al fact, as the furnisher of the anecdote had il
from the officers theinselyes-What think YOU
OF this for a Yankee trick ID.
The townlofPort Royal, in Jamaica, has beer
almost entirely destroyed by fire. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19

VIRGINIA:
IL Raies holder IN Me Clerk Once ofA.e S,se.
risr Court If Chancery FIR the Richmond Dis
trfct, the 26th day IF J7re 1915.
Edmund Cibbon adnr, oFkis late 7viG .lrlrv Go
6ons~ tormerly .siary .GueEa, ,eIo ,oas te ziiorv
81 JoAn -lfdcln, decd, Sally ". Gi5Jon, George
Gtb3on, In Gib6on, aud Jhcry Ann CiaJon,
children IF the slid Ediaund Gi55on. 6y The so;i
.hdry ms saife, the tIsO latter Of uchom, being IN
.taRts, nnider the age Of tc.nty one years. PROSE
cute this snit, By the said Edn1,usd Gi65on their
father and nert friend Pn5s.
Ire Els and .blay his zis, Ia,e IHary .MacEn,
Edmund ,lfac IN, and Richard Sub and Jane
ms 'rJe, tdto Jane .Nachn, 7phich said .ILnry
Edmund and jane ssiih The piantiSs are heirs
and dstri6Htees Of H-1sin .)facfn, deed and
the said EhaYnd .Hacln adm. ofthe said Ir.ein
.Hdeia deceased, and John d. .Racha and Jo-
Sebh HHSins adm. of UlAidm .IqcLin. decd.
and Richard Ste1Vart dcinr. of Ufliam Ste.vart.
decd 1'hich said WlLgam .Maciin and lillian
SterVdrf, Ioere the securities Of tie said Edmund
.nach1, as ddiHr. Of Irsvin JIaeia, decd, and
Joh' u. Laae7i, de1isee Of and Williamson
Bonner, erOr. GfJaaes Laaaer, decd
Def's.
The Defendants Ire ERis and .lIaru his rife
aud Edmund .lfdcdn not haUing entered their G6-
peGrnEce and .giUea security according to the Ret
81 assembly and the Rules Of this Coin'., and ii
appearing By satisfactory euideRce, that they are
NOT inhabitants Of this country II Is ordered, Thai
the said Defendants do APPEAR here on the first dan
gf the merit term and alssoe' the 6iR of the bLain.
| hBS ; and that a copy Of ais order be forthrsith an.
Seftedm same nefpspdper published an the City OF
hfichmond, for t1v0 months SuecesSirely AID bssteo
Gtthe FROM door IF the Capitol, in the said Gin.
II Coy.-TeSte,
I'm. ". HENLJVG, C. c..
august ~ 1v81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19
STONE WIRE.
TIE sUDsRIBEn HAS on HAND AT MS MASuFAcro
RT, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
s. Il o NE " AR e.

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WELL ASSORTED.
Is carrying on the business very extensively,
and VIII deliver the Ware in any part of the city,
free of the expence of carriage, and at the New,
York prices; the freight from thence to this
place would average 2Oper cent. at least. Under
these circumstance, he is induced to hope that
few, if any, will send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at their doors, with better
ware and on far better terms.
The following were the prices in New-York
previous to the late war, and he is determined
that no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-sell him at any time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19
THE ~sUBSC2I?~R

81 AvING declined business in tie n .-cont;,.
NE line, VIII devote his attention excI,s;c~iN.
C0sdaISSiON BUSINESS
He has several good Yards on the Basin arJc o.,
winch he w,ll let Ter the deposit ofCoaIs, Az
a Lot enclosed, lying on both sides of the Canai'
scantling, &c. rIuS'
tie VIII receive proposals until the first Jav of
June next, tor the building of from twelve to s;y.
: unree story Brick Store and Lumber Houses.
~ waters e0ge' on the Basin and Canal, on
Srounu rent or lease. The ADVANTAGES those
oulio'nS sites possess, render them worthy The
attention of merchants and Others. possess;nr
capital. ARcIJTI re PoSseSsug
April 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19
FIFTY DOLIARS REWARD.

nESERTED from a detachment ofhs 3d RIFE
81 Regiment, siaGonedfn Hanover co7g7ty. Stgfs
Of Virgiuq, CHdRLES RHODES, S feet high.
lS years Of age, born IN Orange Co71lIy, NJ G.
has lark eses, dark hair, dark complication, and
by trude a hatter-had on zvLen ne deserted hi,
nmJoyE1. MS pro5abls he 7aH seH his uniform tie
first obporfunity. UhoeUer wiR abbrehend he said
Charles Rh0dss and deiUer him to any officer IN the
United SfatsT army, shat receive tie a5ooe REGARD
and al reasoHG6ie erbeuces.
JOHN PENDLETOW,
Lieu. 81 Rife Regt
lime %. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19

Orders left with Mr.. James Brown, Junior ;
Nlessrs. Moncure, Robinson * Peasants Muir
ply < Scott w. j. & RoscowC Cole; Philip Du-
Val & Co. or at the Manufactory, will be duly
attended to, and the greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing. BENZ. DU-VAL.
APriI22. 3t&wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19

BG" A petition will be presented bv
sundry inhabitants of HenrIco and Goocb-
land counties, to the General Assembly at
it's next session, praying the passage Of a
law, Incorporating a company authorised
to render TuckahOe-creek nayigable.
August 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19
N'EW GOODg

W. wish to inform the Citizens ofRichmond
w and tie Public generally, that we are me
opening a pretty general assortment of DRY
GOODS, in one of Messrs. John and William Nil.
ler's NEW %rEHEMEyrs, next to the Marker BRIDE
Those wishing to purchase. viii find IL to tiei-
interest 70 call, as we are determined To sell o,
the most accommodating terms.
July %. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19

Louisa County Court, Jnne 10Th, 1915.
Thomas johnson, IS. d. Plaintiff.
Against
Thomas Hardin and Others, Defendants.
IN cHANCEBY.
TIE defendant Thomas Hardin, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not an inhabitant Of this state,
on the motion of the plaintiff, BY his counsel. 4
i3 ordered, that the said defendant, Thomas Har-
din, do appear here on the second Monday in Au-
gust next and S the bill ofthe plaintiff, and
that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers printed in the civ of
Richmond, for eight weeks successively, and pub
lished at the front door of the courthouse of this
county on some court day.
A cOpy-Teste,
JOHN PoINDEXTER, Clerk.
july o. w8wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19
LAND FOR SALE.
pH seHMe LIND Inow fpe on IN Clesterfsld
county, containing, by esaaasion,
SEVENTY-TWO ACpPc

y ~ II W. ACtES,
More Or tess-Ihe s%itRafioH is high, heeifby ay5
GsTeea6Le, a1d improvements good fer The aeeow.
modaHoH Of a moderate sized 6asiA. Fran N;s
'Hnd, a1a IN me centre efH too, I haUe raised nd.
yards Of 100000 b1shes Of con- az 66srs1s
.PeriOds-Jor he last fve gears IL has nor Bee,, ,,orI.
ed Thdtn contains large 6oaYes oferceHegf Cooy
there can be hHis doubt being banded by I'LL.
.HtTeAe, CuHH6e anf luck, ON me Narf6 6s
Failing Creek on the East, and The FaRi,~ Crset,
Coal yth1ies, o7olcd By H. Hehh, on he iCo,sb 49,
by Me heirs efE. Hgoifridgc, on he East.
! shaH require aboaf one6outh If tie purchase
money ~ hand; Jor he balance lime uit6e girsn
forib secured. To suy any mare as 1 Hs Eggg
PROSPECT Of coal, &c. 10 dsemed uHaeeessarv. n,
hose DESTROYS to bRrchase uiy do4sbQesq 7ieys -.
f~r1pery-Hey 7siH plcase obbg tn me On ts sre-
misses. IHO1LPSOW BLUNTr
Chesierfe1d, Jfay17.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19
BRIDoETowv, (Barbadoes) July $.

His Majesty's ship Charon called here
on Sunday last, on her passage from Ber-
muda to Trinidad, having on board a large
number of coloured people who had a.
vailed themselves of the PrOclamations of
the British commanders in chief ON the
coast, and had emigrated from Virginia,
10 claim settlements in some of the Bri-
fish colonies, and are now on their way to
Trinidad for that purpose. III.
A Jamaica paper of the 18th ult. states
that a Spanish sloop of war, having on
board $50 men, soldiers included, had
been recently captured by two Carthageni-
an un-boats-from which, as well as from
other circumstance it appears that placeis
still in the hands of the ReyolutiOnists.
and not taker by the Spaniards, as before
reported. B.
A letter from Paris of the Goth June
states, that the allied army had arrived
within two leagues of st. Denis (about 10
miles from Paris) where the remnant of
the French army was collected, and that
some skirmishing was kept up. About 500
cuirassiers had Just arrived at Paris from
st. Denis, several of them were wounded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19
VALUABLE LANDS FOR S47F

'sNhE Subscriber nil sell 1896 ceres of 7,ab,ol,,
-~'u' W 'e county Of CHbepper, lying on the
cog. ana wesf SIDE Of Fiat Rnn, iighAy is,broIrf
=, ~ O"tHiSS, orchards and m~eadoTys. The frace
49, &c a.V.aS" mt' Jour lots, 10 siat purchasers.
S'ofnS neaIty an equal quantity of mead,,y proy,,,;
1'oo@ tand, and wdter, to each lot. n ESs -
zen nnes 6e0s1 CHl5ebper courthouse. fDe M,
IRON S'ecenS6Mry, t.eeHfy-eight miles f,ou, Fre,I.-
'4c|SoWg, strty miles from the cifv or W1sb;,rto
Iae .1ferandr3a, and ninety miles from me cifv of
re ry."acHai IN a rich and populous neigh5orhoodg
~" % P"ThcHtary adapted 10 tie culture of
lc,t eyr"' ana 'oodcco, and 1yiN Produce erceI.
u Amge;y, GHd red and 7vhite cLozer. z,itho,t me
@a FtaLster ofPDTs; though he clo,,y /, ,n,,ci
IMP'0ve" oy The application of PLaisfer. f,on t5e
experiments thar havs been made. .Shoul5H, l,n1y
: S'.H' ,Hs purchaser may be furnished 4p;h Gror.
y 20 "'ee hnndred barrels of corn. seuent, LeoH
y SNeee' rom haJ TO three quarter 6looded .Nerl-
"o1, ~ "edd,g h9ys, eight good 1co,k horses. trSs
s bI0n " oneN' SeUeIef hfgA bred mares and coils, and
P"r".Hh"" Utensils Of every description. The lrad
aeyoin.ms on rhe south, that elegant scar of cabto;n
Johr IhoHH,s, and on the north, that of CbGG,Leo ror.
1e'' esq There IS a pdLlable .Suk6her .Sbr;pg ),
me pc1nify Of tbs farm, (On capt. John 7Ton,s
Ptaaidno"'( 7g@ose efficacy IN caring diseases of pa
touS "'HaS' hHs been often established beuond a
T i"eFe are about t1OO hundred acres of mea-
ag~ ~"a on ms tdrua, thirty acres of .clich are
mad dorm an timothy, and a6ont ten !. c,,Tsr
mere may be tr'0 hundred and tim bushels of,yLea.
s9eHed mtsJdH' pntresh and manuredI land. Sio7fi
. ny ta'a aof De iod6eare the 1st fOcto6er nent, it
80 = ,e".eG oHI 10 stat tenants. Sio1Ldt be sold.
one IN Of the purchase money 1aiR be e,DecteJ -
= Pata' 1saen zee deeds are made; a credit for the
S SaorGes ;ln De t.aor0ed in four annual payments,
gearing interest from the dafc. .4mortgage Or dsed
q rust ,''H be required, to secure me 6avraent IF
se p"ToNase money. PROPERTY in or near Ricf.
moM@' or young Negroes, at a fair valuation, ,siR
De receiOedi in parT payment.
f0r terms, Gbb$y to capt. John Thorn. .yohr ,S,yo.
Wer, esquire Of C4lospper county, to .f1r. Thomas
DeHSley, '0h0 resides on the farm, or to tAe su5sc,i.
1000 ACRES OF LAND.
Lying in the State of Kentucky.
together 1Oith sic an Improved LO7.S IN lie Ic;o,.o4
wastagf'H' egg16@!y situated and one Lot IN tie
same ety, handsome ~ imProved, and ao-p in The or
%cnbGncy efcGpt. CrrIJd. rs to- the Terms ~, - ,.lSc5
nHS after property may be purchased, enquire Of
capF' Samuel "; Sa aHspOoA, efne city o WasAing.
ton, or gMe subscriber. S
July 26. 'Ooo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

The circumstances which occasioned the sus-
pension of '!e publication of this valuable and
n ghIy interesting work being now happily remov-
ed, no apprehension need be entertained of any
further Interruptions until it is completed.
FTTZWHYLSONN & POTTER
f. & p. have for sale HoUsn s. BouScE's ele-
giant Nap of the State of Ono, mounted on roll
ers, and in portable shape; several Geographi-
cal works OF John Mellish VIRGINIA CASES,
by Judge, Brockenbrough and Holmes The La
DY, & GENrLRMAS's Pockst .9lm0nack for 1916,
the latter of which contains many tables and no.
tees useful 10 the Farmer, Merchant and Polit-
clan; large and elegant supply of PEN
KNIVES, and a very extensive assortment of
STATIONARY.
PIANO FoRTES and complete sets of strings +;
German Flutes; Violin Bows 6, strings, Clario-
nettes, Music, &c. &c.
Dec. IL. Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

OF THE ISSUES OF TREASURY NOTES
The Treasury Notes, which were issued
under acts passed prior to the Gath of Fe-
bruary 1915, were, for the most part, ola
denomination too high, to serve as a cur
rent medium of exchange; and it was soon
ascertained, that the small Treasury Notes,
fundable at an interest of per cent.
though ola convenient denomination for
common use, would be converted into
stock, almost as soon as they were issued.
With respect to the first description, there
fore, the issue has not been restrained
but, with respect to the second description,
the issue has been generally limited to ca
ses OF peculiar urgency !; such as the pay
ment OF the army, preparatory to its reduc-
ton the payment of the dividends on the
public debt, where the local currency
could not be obtained and the payment Of
an inconsiderable amount of miscellaneous
claims, apparently entitled to distinctions
The annexed table marked Z contains
statement of the amount of the small Trea-
sury Notes, which had been issued on the
50th of September 1915, from which it APP
pears.
1. That there had been issued
forthe payment of the army,
sum of 1,465,069
2. That there had been issued
TOR the payment of the pnb-
lie debt, the sum of 1,2OS,100
8. That there had been issued
for sundry miscellaneous
claims, the sum of 10000
4. That there has been sold vt
an advance producing S2,-
1916 for the purpose OF
raising funds to meet the
general engagements of the
Treasury; sum of 1,s65,ooo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

ofa's dsmGHds on he Treasury for 1915.
The demands authorised by acts Of apprapria.
ton during the year 1915 exclusive Of certain
indefinite appropriations, the amount Of which y
notyet a,scertsned) were the following -
For civil, dplo-
matte and mis-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
STRAY MARES.

During the Summer, two small MARES got
out Of my pasture and we're often seen in the
nelghborhood during that period from whence
It's probable they have strayed.
ANY person who may know where they are, is
requested to inform me by post, or otherwise and
will make reasonable compensation for any trou-
bic. One of them black with star and some
warts on her, years old the other light sorrel
with white on the face and nose, 4 years old.
w. NEWBORN.
Genito Bridge, Powhatan Co.
Dec. 10 1915. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as an Executor TO CAPTAIN
a n William Howard, decd of Albemarle, re
quest all persons that are indebted 70 the said es
tate to come forward and discharge the same, and
all those that have claims against the estate To
come forward and settle their accounts imfnedi-
ately as there will be a division Of the estate be-
tween this and the 18th of Dec. and all accounts
brought in after that date this notice will be plead
in bar.
JOSEPH HOWARD.
Powhatan, Nov. Doth 1915
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
VIRGINIA {:

At a Superior Court of Chancery holden at the
Capitol in the City ofRchmond the 18th day
of JANUARY 1915.
Christopher Moon. Plft.
Against
JOHN Miller, James Hammond, John Anderson.
and Nancy Moon, ex'ors and eX'ix of the last
viii and testament of Archelaus Moon, decd
Samuel Resd, heir, devisee, and executor of
William Read decd, and John Campbell,
Deft's.
The defendants except Samuel Read, who are
out OF tins Country, and against whom the plain
tilt appears to have proceeded in the mode pre-
scrIbed by law against absent defendants, and
they still failing to appear and answer, and the
GAUGE coming on TO be heard to- that defendant
upon the bill, his answer, exhibits, and examina-
tons OF witnesses, and was argued by COUNSEL
On consideration whereof, the court doth order
that the defendants, executors and executrix of
Archeiaus Moon decd do render before a com.
missioner OF the Court, an account of their ad-
ministraton, on the estate OF their testator, and
the defendant Samuel Read, do also render an
account of his administration, ON the est.te of
his testator, before the same commissioner, who
IS directed to examine, state and settle the said
accounts and make reports thereof to the court,
with any matters specially stated, deemed peril
nent by himself, or which may be required by
the parties to be so stated
a Copy,-Teste
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
2. In Treasury Notes
to the sum Of 257,276 IS

g In Treasury Notes
to the sum Of 257,276 IS
--2.5 39. S14 %
In Baltimore, the subscriptions
have amounted,
L. In money to the
umof 1994818 so
2. In Treasury Notes
to the sum of 60S,651 90
--2.eos,4s o 40
In Philadelphia, the subscrp-
tons have amounted,
L. In money to the
sumof 1,S45,0Oo 90
In Treasury Notes
to the sum of 1850, 1858 90
-3.1os,56 s 60
In Newly ork, the subscriptions
have amounted,
L. In money to the
sum of Col a.
2. In Treasury Notes, 659,37l 81
-e5s.97 1873 Os
In Rhode-Island, the subscrip-
tons have amounted, In Treasury
Notes, to the sum of $4,000 60
In Massachusetts, the sub.
scriptions have amounted, in
treasury notes, to the sumof 1891 80
In New-hampshre, the
subscriptions amounted, in
treasury notes, to the sum of 1886 90
In North Carolina, the sub
scriptions amounted, in trea-
sury notes, to the sum of $4,000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
VIM. w. HENING, C. C.

Commissioners Office, CITY of r 'chmond,
- Mo. 9th, 1915.
The parties named in the aforesaid suit. are
hereby notified, that have appointed the 9Sth
day OF the second month q. e. February next en-
sung, to commence the accounts directed by the
aforesaid order ofCourt, on which day they are
requested to attend at myofice, in the City afore
said Cat ten O'Clock in the morning) with their
accounts, and vouchers, ready for examination
and settlement and with copies OF the Court
papers.
SAMUEL PARSONS, NJ. C.
Dec. Is. om
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A PRIZE OF 5000 Dollars.


NO. 81 ,992, the first dra,on Ticket of the
1Oh days DRAGGING IN the yH.4SO.NIC
HILL LOTTERY, icas sold at
+. the Lottery Office ofthe Sub
scriber, aokich is the
Seventh Capital Prize,
TINT HIS BEEN SOLD BY MN JyfTH
LNyWE LAST TrVO FEARS.
The following Prizes are now IN the wheel,
-VIZ
prize of S 10000
10000
10000
5000
Ii 1000
A few TICKETS and Shares warranted
undrawn, can be had if immediate appli-
cation be made at
j. B. KURSHEEDT's,
Lottery g Exchange office,
.hain Street Richmond
Dec. 16'-5t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
A. J. DALLAS,
Secretary Of the Treasnrv

Secretary Of the Treasury.
UTThe Commissioners of Loans in the eyera,
states are requested to make this notice general
ly known; and the printers authorised to pub
iish the laws of the United States, will be pleas
&c to insert it in their respective newspapers.
Dec. 6--2awtJ& 1awtF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23

ECEiVED by us and ready for delivery to
10 Subscribers, part Cd. of Vol. XIV, and
part LIST Of Vol. XIV of
RECESS CYCI .ApOERIA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
PUBL HE'D
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
By JOHN BURKE,
Four Doors beio1V the Bell 1auer7,, at Fanr Dollar
per aiirslinr, paid in afvance.
70" advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
n D I I C E.
Treasury Department,
November 80, 1915.

Funds having been assigned for the payment
of such TREASURY NorEs and the interest there
on, as will become due in Philadelphia, on the LIST
days
NorIcE is THEREFORE uEnEBY GIVEN, That the
said TreasuryNotes will be paid on the application
Of the holders thereof, respectively, at the Loan
Office in Philadelphia, on the day or days
when they shall respectively become due; and
interest on the same notes will cease to be paya-
bic thereafter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-23
PRINTING

PRINTING
In all its rariety. neatly eTecpLed at this
OFFICE,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-22
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT AND
CAPITULATION.

Nude and concluded this ninth duy Of .Au-
gust oy1e thousand eight hundreG and f1uy-
Teen, 6ctrveen A1qjor Gsnerai .7,idye7O
Jackson, on 6chaT ofthc PreSiaent Of tie
United STATES IF .fnserfca, and ne ChicJs,
Dcttuties and W'ar15rS " fhe Greek Ma
non.
WHypEAs an nnprovoked inhuman AMI sangnlnaiy
war ,Vaped y the hosti. Greeks against the J.iei
States hath been rep He'd pros acuted AID determined
sec. sslv On the part OF the United States IN CON
firIn'ty vita principles o. national ustcs d bonorsbs
Wararc And whereas consideration is ,lue tin rec
tlde Of oceetidg, dictated by Instructions relating
% the ie-rs'sUi,shment Of peace b. it Remembered,
that, ,,Iiur t. the enhgues o that past Of the Greek
nau1n hostile 20 lie Urteh States, iunbeies grress-
ions had been o0hmtcds against the pesee, the jfoei.
- anJ fhciNcS Of citizens OF the United States and
ti,eys- Ut the Creek nation in amty with her, nj The
Inoatii q, Duck River fort hI.mms ard elsewhere
contrary 10 aona' faith and the regard due to ~ ar
Gle 81 te Treaty eoDeludgd at New-York ~ tie yenr
J7qa between tie two nations That the Uited
States s.osiy - the perPet!uilon o, such ours
pes did ~ or7icr failure ar1ity and concord
ictween tt, Creek Nation a,d the Sud States in con-
Cornty WIKI spiliatOns q. LFT1cr treaties fulfil with
,,n cuality and gr5 G,h hsF engagements 20 he sid
a;ion that more thtn two ldris ~ tie whole num-
Ter W chiefs and warriors Of The Creek Nation disre-
gar,ag the genuine spi.t ~ existing iTesfes SUI erd
teis4e.yrs be insig,ie Violations OF llieir naioi.
own ma i.r, lphf ~ the q. Satesaod Gie princip
q, hmn,r,ity hv irpOstDfs demonstrating ~ s0e ,yes
I'roUcts ND bT I've dapcity md INTERPRETATION
,rri. N cfn arre, 1i0 gpverrm are ~ war H.
rr.n or .r,i..suod, wili ;he u Siatel .UIs~ef,rc.
Iat---TLc y Siatos dcuapd Hp cThvfeft To- ~ cx.
cee ,ac'rrcd rrusecitrg the 50 rs te:Inina-
ron Is, = ccssdn IS ~ 'e territory belonging q, the
Greet ..,a. viii. III territories ise q Siatee IA.
% gest, sb,l aotl V'fi,-op-twaui'y, III Inc ~ be-
r s,f drs, ~ - h. persn1s duif ahor4ei arl 40.
;.afef b, 81" i'cid-o a. th. ~. S't.cs-- Dcojsm,ir
g.. p3i -q INC c'sicrn lsns otto CcO,lrser ,.hr
,p. srrh naru-y linz. % ,ie Cherokee ntr.n er,,so-
ff.,fsr a
~ ~ a. -aserl hunk seeotCilg ~ is yafio'r We
ira.- 50 lC,-t one hile sJoge O. Eosp. o, C.lsr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-22
'RE-fTY or }0E.HCE IND .4NFTY
BE7YEEN
IT'S BR.fANf,W MAJESTY
AND
TIE UNIFIED SrATfS az A.8ERIcA.

lis Bli'7nnc Mjssty AID Tic United
>iotes OF ..irrrica, DESTROYS Of terminating
,'ie war winch has unhaPpdy s1bsistei be-
t"ce1 tlte two countries, and of restoring, up-
~ principles vi perfect reciprocity, peace.
t'en sup, ana good UNDERSTANDING, between
. IN, have, fof tfa, puipo3e appa,o.cd their
"'spectivo pleffg"teE ia,1es, that r. 70 say !:
Us BTtannic dGcstr, OF lis piFt. has ap
'oia;e9 'tia sf.h: hoilo.l3.e - MXs Lctd