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pie immediately cried out Pcziqne n.7 5e-
ncdi-ioac We want TREAD, and not 6sne-
dictio'ss : Re!i,ion has lost much in Italy.
the Italians who have been IN France say that
God is much better served there than in this
country. Win you believe that it is even
come to this, that the people on Fridays and
saturdays dress their GOOD with hogs lard,
because, fors0oth, oil Is dear O ten.jtora,
q m0reS -
ihe period between the 3Oth of March,
1914, and the Both of March, 1915, is called
III the French newspapers the i.teyreg7litn,.
March 81.
AT public dinner of the officers who accom-
panied the emperor from Eiba, to- the MUM
Der of 200 presided over by col. I.abcdovere,
the following toast WAS drunk - To prince
Eugene, the. brpvest among the brave, whose
motto has always been and always viii DC,
" honor and. fdcli!y."
April 3.
The decree for the abolition of the slave
trade will put an end to all the uneasinesc
which existcG IN the pubc mind with res
pect TO st. Domingo. Ii was Justly feared,
under the former government, that attetnpcs
would be made TO suhduc by forct.-,f arms =.
population determined 10 BE- free. Now. there
IS no longer any intention to exhaust the pub
lc treasury, in 0,'der TO endeavor tc restore
slavery at st. Domingo. The government
wishes TO be at peace with all the world, and
is occupied with objects of much higher
Importance To make France again a free
nation. secure the rights OF all under truly
liberal Constitution, &c.
In an intercepted letter from the bishop of
OrthoSia TO NJ. Taleyrand, the late archbi
shop OF Rheims, dated Rome, March Is
there is curious description of the state of
things in that metropolis of the christian
world. Among other interesting f,c;s, it
states, that Lucen Bonaparte who till then
" appeared indifferent to the fate of his bro
Their Nap leon, has openly de clared in his ia
vor. On the 18th, at the Princess of Wales
CoTUerSdzioae, he held the most Indecent
language, he pointed out the route which
Napoleon would take ; said that on the 9th
he would be ut Grenoble at Lyons on the
9th, and at Paris on the 18Th, and that he
must now be at the head of $4,000 men.
Louis Banaparte and cardinal Fesch, have al
so declared for him.
BORDEAUX, April z.
1t was falsely asserted in the Paris papers
that Marshal Berthier had offered to restore
Louis XVIII. his estate at Cos Bots. This
assertion produced great deal of discomfort
here was meeting Ct the marshals on this
occasion, at which some of them spoke WIKI
great frmness.
We well remember the article here re-
terred to, which found its way at the time
INTO our papers. 1t was pretended that Ber-
thler had rendered the deeds of the estate to
Louis, who had accepted them, and after
wards returned them to him with some fat
terlng expressions. 1t now appears that the
arti;ie was false, and it was probably inserted
to induce Berthier to make the trial. But he
knew better than that-Dem. Press
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so, 30. 80
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST
PoRT OF RrcnsoSD, Va.

PoRT OF RrcnsoSD, Va.
.RRRIgED Ship Prince Of Oraugc, Silk, from
London o't9g Joseph. Iiact, Norfolk Liberty 4 r.
dams 10. schr's. Revensc, Somcrs. Boston. Toyisa
Mitchell, Neg-{ork lady HOPE, Nickrrson, do
Apprentice BOY, Harding Norfolk Delight. Crog-
33eey, do. Atlantic Lewis, New-York Camcleon,
Parker, Do. Plugl,boy, Soncrs DO AIlig.fo.. Stor.
err, 10 Emily, Gross, Philadelphia, True American.
SOUL, do. Three Sisters, Denikc, do. Bescv, Has
son, bostoui si2gbs sally Ann, Goldsmith, \ York,
sally ~ ncer, Newport Peggy, Adams, Phadcl-
CLb3REDs-Sclr's h'lanic, Lewis, \ York,
Apprentcc Boy, Harding, w folF; soo5s p elct,
J. yor, Ncw-lork, Hunt T., Myers. TO- Minerva,
Curtis Marcus Hook Eize, Fitch n York.
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Announces Is turn ampogst his fellow citizens, y
h''r' G. tl cir countcrauce 10 the ,cltion q
"prgHoci'd EAfs,ITze which had, O1leinaliv, inuu-
10 rs >. ~fHrs fr EaQiGfd
From 4rr'ng rie't whcb he bss bspriiy effect
ef =" ilh .Nessrs. Ser, R1et G Co. a h use of IN
lIg'cs. .ro' bi'tg eni tee jtv m ioSDcs, he is
authorised 70 present himself as IN diun for he DIS
PisH Z" agricultural profue,s toa paris Of Fur pc,
r. The most ibor fostise acc, rnr. od tho
sivane upon snipmcnfs - NOR viifess am, prj-
Wins ireghis rom TIM e. trne, as {, nav br the
pleasure OF bis lends 70 require fyr tcf setsrat ar
ac'es IS Export
June =.
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pose Of correcting & preventing ans errone-
Gus Impression that the notice m' .c. .lSse-
& to prevent injury to those person, acern-
cd i'll the manufacture Of tour ( de1,n It pro-
per, to state, that the demand OF Eyans was
resisted upon the ground Of , verbal contract,
entered into about the yesr l757 or 1783--lt
appeared iii evidence that Joa1C..an Eilicott,
gave permission to use certain screw, the
application of which he had invented, y had
in operation, TO Oliver Evans to complete his
machinery i'll the process OF the art OF manu-
featuring -four aud, that Oliver Evans gave
JonathaR Ellicott, in exchange, liberty to use
his improvements in all mills in which he
might be interasted-1he validity of Evans
patent not being the ground of the defence set
up by the defendant, and the verbal contract
proved, the Jury brought in. verdict tor
nominal damages, on the ground that 4 writ
ten permission is required by law.
AN OBSERVER.
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PhiInGeLhhin III en

Ne understand that Com Chanicey has bse,, 1b
pointed 10 lie command If the Uaslington, or74
On the day the iIippomenrs far. at New-York Il
iied from Bordeaux she DO rdcd in he lav o
BSeay, by the British fiigate Hyperion, Of 80 guns
and treated politely.
The boarding officer informed, tina, few hours
previous, they had fallen in with French frgate.
Of 2Zguns under the imperial trcoloured Aae s.
alter The usual Saluatons, each received an officer on
board. O'
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TO MERCHANTS, sI1F-0WNERS5 MAS
TWE .0ITR.SNRTRER,

A Walls himself of this opportunity, Of acquaint
Vessels, that he has lately removed from Bal,imor.
to this Cy, where he has, at a very considerable en-
peenc erected two BAKE-iiousK5, ard having en-
P'"yed the most exreTiencod workmen, he has com
bread, also, crackers all of which he will warrant Of
TIC first quality, ard dispose Of on the most reasons
40 terms, and from his experience in the business
he rrSag so dispose Of hs biscuit, &c 81 per cwt!
i'ss than II c'n be purchased in any other State
Any Merchant having old -four a d wishing il man.
utacture'l, can have it done on Commission, ON the
shortest notice
ALBERT BERTEAU
No. 23. F. Street, above The Con. t-bonse
~ y. Wanted g frs rate Journoymen Bakers
and Black Men, to whom liberal wages, and COM
slant employment will be given AR
Richmord, June 3.---3w
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CHGLLrcoTHF Nav o.

a VI 7 I@-IV.VI n ~ NIdY %.
a gentleman just + ON Louisville, informs
us, that previous to his leaving that place.
rumor arrived from Vncennes. which
was generally believed. that thirty three ram
gers under the veil of friendship, had been
decoyed about days journey from Fort
Harrison. and then inhumanly massacred,
only three having escaped to tell the news
If this report be true, which we fear is too
well founded, We hope to be enabled to give
the particulars in our next. Kentuckfan.
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notice b wing appeared m the Federal
Gazette giving partial statement Of t,o re-
suit ~ SUIT instituted by Oliver Evans a
gains E'ias Hl'o~'t, for the purpose # rcco-
vering damag ~ a supposed INFRINGEMENT
Of his patent rignt by the use of certain ma
chimney u sue defendants mill--for the pur-
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JOHN HAY.
April %.
IWE MDL2N,S

The account OF The destructoI Of the villatre of
Cote 1.ns D-ssei1i nn the Missouri, by the Iudians
proves rot 20 have been dsr sSi1g rs at first repre-
scented. There were but five persons killed and con-
siderable property stolen. The inhabitants defended
the village with great bravery AMI killed seven or
eight indians, two OF whom, fell by the hands of
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CAARLEsT ON, Nav q

CAARLEsTON ON, May 27.
We have been favored with the loan of n
file of Bermuda papers to the 4th inst. receiv-
ed via Savannah.
In the paper Of the Sd, we observe cor
respondsnce between his Exceency the Co
vernon ofthose Islands and Mr.. WARD, the
eitor of q ROYAL Gazette, which closes on
the part of the Governor, by withdrawing
from that paper its tite of Royal Gazette,
and from MIR. WARD the office of HIS Ma
jesty's Printer in those Islands. His excellen-
sy appears to have been determined in this
course by the pertinacious adherence Of Mr..
w. to false statement published in his paper,
of the circumstances attending the capture of
the United States frigate President which
statement was at first corrected by him, at
the instance of the Governor, but afterwards
Ie-asserted and adhered to. q" His Excel
lency deeming it to be equally inconsistent
with the honor of the British nation, and the
character of the British Press, to admit of a
publication being honored with the support of
His Majesty's name, or its Editor, with the
commission of His Majesty's Printer, that
prefers the wanton perseverance, in error
to the honorable retraction OF mis-state-
ment."
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.N'EU' g F.4LLT78IE Z 0ODS.
AT AUCTION

& HN THUhSDAY Y, the Sth inst. 1t 10 o'clock, 1t
Y the Nendur Office the Subscriber, will he
Snid, without reserve norT 100 PACKAGES FREs.,
ANn sEAsoNAhLE DRY-GOODS, Just i.nbofleI
from LonGon, III. -"
trunks cotton hosiery, 6 do. cambrick inusli,,s
d.. cotton si.irt.rgs, Is do. pins
to h IBERIA harl, IS DO caIcoes
DO aulS-, ns, bales sup rfne cloths
= CASKS iOtlIing and clOt
trhnk and cas- hats, 2 case. ,narseillcs
> cases sill an cotton umbir Has
eases prlried handkerchief, Q trunks slawIs
l "asc sewing co ton
bat srlcrf cloths and cassireres
case Florcnc' silk 3 c>s ~ Irish linens
case worstrd ", bb. h,c 81 ne twin, SC sc
Su ices white lead AMI other ANTS
50 crates carthen ware, wi as ortcd
10 d. glass-wart, GA k and case hardware etc.
or 'tea-Na'e, 10 boxes tin
IA casks hest London porter and brown stout
cas- co. "'ustaI>', IL shin screws
. casks enpp r"S, ~ bars Iron, assorted
emp ovens, 3SJ pots.
TERhS-For all pur bases under coon C.sb
WA he req;rcd-Ovur hat sum, approved q dnrsed
~ les IN every instance, 90, 90 and i20 DAYS Gre
d {.
o. The terms to he complied with, before dcliye-
ry OF tie & ods.--A deuo Il of 1o per cent must
be maie at the time ofpureiasing, il required
no tio,1 &c vi he made for dania,e Of any kind,
As the Grods NAV be nape,t previous to tie safe
The sale will be continued from day to dav undl
completed. ~'o'
JAMES BROWN, Jr
Pendate yGGSse7'.
on IHURSDdY, ne 81I 11sF. al 10 O'Clock,
7"'F be sold, 6cf1re Mr.. Joschh Darms
datt'a LumbeT-houSe, an the cross skyeef
ieadfng l. Tie Sa4dy-B Bar,
WI aoUP SERVE
So common ,ep:S, j -o4H fealfs,
800 PES, oCeliS. G7,G Kettles,
50 So lders and sl:lets, jiacksnsitls 6cao4vs.
15G Gres, 3e Sh.,-ris.
81 gridN'es. q f,,Hi'tg pans,
So Untch 5auI'efs
If1eS Runners. SGzvS, nails,
Ffes, rteef'Grds b'o7irs, bars, &c sc
TERMs.-6 n1o2phs credit on All burcAnsee nbo,.e
S5o,tor apftrored endOTScd negoaG5le notes
J-H-JIES BROU.A, n. =. ~
q me 0'o1e safe is 7n1aUoidqE1y bosfboned ,,,.
III Thursday the 15M J57le
j. BROWN, jr. y. III
10 BofE5, Country made Wool Hats,
For Sale BY
o. NORRIS.
Cary Street, June s.:--st
.NUTICE.
EXTENDING in few days to return to PhiIadeI.
4 phin, persons having caims against me- must cx.,
hl3it them for payment, at the Countine-house Of
j b,C, TT,
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DHSrRESSING IvIExElCEMcr.

NAszASKtA, (li. ID April 9.
The Editor Of the Iinncis Herald, was this moment
iavo-ed with the following letter, by lis Excconcy
Gov Edwards. =
DEAR SIR,
nave just been Informed that the village
Z! C0tc Sans OcsSe,n, has been destroyed, and All
the inhabitants therein, amounting to upwards of so
persons, IN ne~, women aud children, nassacfed 6y
she !''diG7ts The "stion who perpctr-cd the deed
is not mentioned presume though, they were the
Osagcs.
Yours, sincerely,
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PHILADELPHIA, May 90.

The ship Atalanta, capt. NJ Ribbon, arri-
we'd at this port yesterday, in SO days from
Amsterdam She sailed OH the 9Th of April,
and brings Dutch papers to that date. Their
contents have been principally anticipated by
previous arrivals but it is likely our translass
tor may meet with some articles to repay his
trouble and to interest the public. On the
eve of sailing, capt. M'Kibbon was informed
that intelligence had been received of the dis
rnissal of the Dutch Minister from the court
of Paris, by order OF Bonaparte and that
several other public functionaries had expe-
rienced the same dscharge-It was also I'M
dcrstood, that all Englishmen had been or
dered to quit the territory OF France but as
our accounts from France direct, which are
later, state nothing on this subject, it may be
presumed to be an Inaccurate report.
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NEWPORT, MAY "a.

VIEWPOINT, May n.
On the 18th inst. arrived sloop Mary Ann,
Capt. letters, from Stonington, where She mas
been employed with the Diving Machine, for
some time past. in getting up quantity or
S2-pound-shot, Ground and cannister) which
was thrown overheard from the British hie-
ate Pactolus, in the attack on Ssonington,
(Con.) in consequence of her getting aground
Oh a bar. They succeeded in getting 11,209
pounds of shot, and quantity OF copper. We
understand the Diving Machine will repair to
Fishers Island, TO gather up some CT the val
ns;ble property thrown overheard from the
Victorious, n. when she grounded at that
place.
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penters, &c. destined to take possession of s.
fortify Crab-lsland, about 20 miles to the
windward of Porto Rico. 1t appears by an
arrival at n. York, that this object has since
been accomplished. Boston Paher.
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90 we haze had a long letter by as, for several
dHy@, from .''T CGT'e1 to The Wiitci. of the Pa,a
graph Toich ne meant n haze b1tJHShe6 Heye and
mad some hopes Of putting ii an tins baber1 BIT tie
mass gftoreisn ne.os, which rs TO hare eps1og
ssd the pubic attention. has hitherto Presented us
Gness T. APPEARS elsewhere, 8haR give it a
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THIRTY DOLLHFS FEUy1RD-
Rim WAY


HINRON the Subscriber; about the Sth Of February
lait, NEGRO woman, named E.AST'FsR, Of a ve-
~ yeho"lsh co nPlsXon, common size She carried
away with her ncgro-cotton Jacket aud pet icosf.
ca co bonnet, an black wool hat besides othc, clio
thing not recoiicctcd--was raised in Matthews coun
", AMI has been seen ah,ut Lynchbnrp lately Ten
doilarsrcwsoi win he even ftakon out Of Ibis com
t. tor seeming woman in sil end civ ny iiformr
unn' 20 that get her againor Five dollars will Be
" en- ftakcn in this county
g. TTNSLEY.
Bedford, near Ivy Mis-, April q.
n g. Stree the above was publish d, J have had
reason 80 believe that the woman, ,srER hiss zone
down James River IT, some boat-auds probably a.
'o't Richmond, aiming FOR q county in which sic
we raised Z IS .lso possible hat she has obtained
irce-pas'. 2rd will attempt N 10 rs free woman -
She IS hkciv women and dresses deccntlv, which
might ID hcrin getting of Ii shc is AIKEN m or o.
bout Richmord. will eive
Thfrf1 Dollars Pe7co1d.
For her arprchc sion ard s,,ch Information as vii,
enable me to set hcr scsin.
A. G. TINSLEY.
Juno 2 -----H-y
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ENQUIRER-OFFICE.
RicAmond, Jnne 3, 1915
COMMUNICATIONS.
A HINT

g persons owning Probcrly on Cary, or any other
street. "'vi' do well 10 ftup suitable Houses for
retailing Dry.tioads, it being in agitatio, nv to
tn rds othe Merchants, remov, the business from
the Main Street. as soon as Houses can b. procured
unless owners Of property the said Street should
come to speedy deter nnation to rccede from their
unreasonable demands ORIENT r.
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" The List Of Letters 4OHl ahhear in
OR nert.
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A1cssrs. Joha t5 I'm Miller, ord SfoI5aTT
anil Sfarkcv

ttItF tItltINfV4
gsVAKE TOT1CE.-Tbat On the 10Th dsv oT r.,.,.
next, shall proceed 10 tetc The AFFIDAVIT If W.,
bSy, Jr Esq. at tie Office of t,urion il 3ackns NJ
tory Public, IN this city, between the hour, Of To-, a.
two o'clock and i prevented from taking Il ON t,4
day, sls s,Jomn frep day To day and between ne
same hours, until tx same shgil BE- taken to BE- resa
as Evidence in suit depending IN the tlus,;, q,
Court of this city, in Chsncery, in which m cor,
pls'nsntsnd you deiendsstsshere and when y71 NAV
"'en1 yon o"'k proper. ;. f. Jones.
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A'UTICE.

EXTENDING in p few days to return to PhHsdoi.
phi', persons having claims against me, must OK.
hi1it them for payment, at the Countine-house Of
.H9sSrs' j. . r. Hood, before THURSDAY. the
Sth inst. '''s
HUGH CHAMBERS.
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10 BOIE.5, Country oaaae Wool HAS
For Sale BY
o. NORRIS.
Cary Street, J7tne S.:--St
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 81

BALTIMORE, Aug. Il
Arrived, schr. Lycurgas, Orok, IL
days from st. Johns, p Rico, sugar and
coffee-Brown and Wilson. Left brig
.argo, of phila. Eliza, Alexandria, schrs.
Hero, Clark, Portland, America. n. Y.
Argo. do. Traveller, Alexandra Span
ish brig -, fr. Baltimere, loading for
Alexandria. Sailed in CO. with schr.
iitwh;te, for Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22

s,e The market mot import
iF 9 &C China direct III the Company,
i ffe'' .; s,.'' MAJ be esFseted by indiri-
- e ss,reoiai licenses granted tor that
srpc's. Tbs suoaat ofsaid licenses will
NJ u a.. 900 chests say q, 900 for
,ss 'ss;ss d ao.oco for the autumn sale 7
B, s 7, 81 ,,upar.atien of more than the
sb'a'a 49, Quantity be at one tune re-
-ssss1' tse sane may perhaps be grant
ss'ep, M ,pore than the above guam
.e sold at the first sale, in
|s W, &c !. surplus parcels shall then be.
W. g, divided and the rest remain oyer
e 81 70 .iezt sale. !,
~ ) ia pesiticrers must &c wei
49, .c,.p.s;5sd houses, establishedm
I'sa ,.lo,n. ard they shall bind them
+ NJ: tle renaitv Of SIS. sar ere-y er.
IS 'E;es nav be,!efcient, unless pre-
q IL sa,erinf force.
che fras for fae snriEg sale
s.. ;,snorta,i hefare the 1st April,
.s.,ose CIR tie autumn sales before the
f.g sfl tpas however imported
.s.mt lscanses bat in virtue of Tie, pro-
gnu ..s,l measures stipulated by former
I e's;ors sill be admitted ant stored
I sss.us,;,l government stores and pla-
~ ~ ne FIST sale That IS deficient Of
sst;aa!ate;i qua;.sity of ea.ooo IA
~. bat on condition that they shall
s' S, Men shipped presipas 30 tic tine
], - cAnsteiiag Of the new company.
q All ss Soawn at TIE place al shipment,
..,.-r;;nr the right Of ea9airy caseerniegs
- ,ss ,a.is,;y Of the proof produced here
y al. Should the pcsit.ons fer i'm
80, not amount to the stipulated
t,,rt;..y. the government reserves to IT
ID Milne iae misilege of completing tie ded-
, j. ii whsf ,asnneF itnag thiak best.
g.. IL. On all teas for the lmporta-
~, If wh;ra permission IS granted
s,,lI be paid a recognition Of A per cent
.sS;s, Is 8 per cent more tlian on the teas
,.,orts.l BY tie company.
Art. is. Expeditions already maae
fam Holland viii come into composition
III the above mentioned quantities apel
rilAase 10 pay 5 per eeut iiistcad Oh
Taper cest,
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From Havana,

Ia litter from a gentlemaR Of st, .Narys
toh;s friendin Charleston, dated 29th
ysslg, contains the tottoscing distress
ing Intelligence. ],
& All the property belonging to the
French people who reside IN HAVANA,
has beea seized upon without mercy or
are ordered in the
most tyrannicaI manner, instantly to
quit the place--and theirproperty OF
course IS left to the generosity OF the
Spanish Government. The sutIerlngs OF
individuals Of youth and old age, ] an
incapable of describing. This IS the
I. Legitimate" proceeding Of religious
government"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22

Hoao to sSre yoar .Morsey. Never
trust man in office who IS, too lazy, or
too proud, to work for his kving.-As
certainly as you do, he will put your mo-.
ney into his pocket, and run away with
it. True .en.
.9nosher Rale.-Teach your children
as they grow up, never to vote for an.
man to represent them. who wants an OF
fee. He will sell all his constituents to
get an Office. IR.
.aaofher Ralp.--Beware Of the man
who is continually styling himself !" "a
friend to the people." lie will cheat
the people twice for every time he calls
them 6 colssits". - IB.
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The Indians.
Sr. Louis. July 90.

SIR. Louis, July 20.
Eatract of a letter from Lo'ttre Island,
on the Missouri, toa gentseneu at 1t.
Louis.
g The Indians are becoming every day
more troublesome, and unless the utmost
vigilance is used many murders may be
expected. From almost every quarter
we hear Of Indian signs being discover
ed, horses are daily stolen from the upper
settlements; indeed the situation OF
this country is truly miserable. Accounts
have reached us that the upper lakes and
rivers swarm with British vessels convey
ing Agents and Traders who have i'm
|mense quantities of goods for. the In
dians, our ferocioas enemies