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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-28

Petty Tteff'.--Among the evils which are en-
countered these hard lanes, we are requested to
mention the contemplate practice pursued by some
evil-minded persons, in milking those Cows which
run at large. If the citizens of thi, town would
endeavor to detect aud bring to punishment all
such gip.ics, the procedure would soon be correct
ed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-28

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned. that he has been duly appointed
add taken upon himself the trus, of sdministr.-
tor on tho estate of MARY SNOW. late OF
Hsrpswell, in the county of Cumberland, Widow.
deceased, by giving bond as the law Directs
he therefore requests all persons who are indebt.
ed 10 The said decessed's es,s,e TO make imme.
dis e payment and those who ha, c any demand.
thereon. 10 exhibit the same 10
ZA3ETH RICH.
Harpswel', May %, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-28
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.

" Stat suG cuiqnc dies, breve ct rrepurabie tempus
Omnibus ea vitae; sci }an,am eriendere Jaclis
Hoe rirfitIiS onuss,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-28

He !ubicriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned thar ihe has been dulv an.
pointed and taken upon herfelf the truit Of A.
minifra,rix on the eiiate of HUMPHREY SNOW
late OF Harefwe'l, in the county of Cumberland
Mariner deceaied, by giving bond as the law a.
rect.-the therefore reeueGs all pe,ions who are
indebted to the faid deceafed ~na,e 20 make ;r,.
mediate payment ; and thofe who have anv De.
nnands thereon, TO exhibit the s?reto
Harpfwsll May 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-28

Sale al auction.
On THURSDAY next at L. GREELET's
office, No 3 Lang Wbagf
2 khds w RUM
pipe Lisbon Wine
Or. ca:k Malaga do.
s pipes Gin
2 bbs ditto
pipe Alb proof Brandy
Is bars Lead
! bale Velvet Corks
bbls Crackers
Is lides Soal Leather
9 bbls Shrub Sale At II O'Clock
May 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-28
SaleS ac dufh6n:.

This day at IL o'clock at No ~ Loas
Wba,f
10 Puncheons high 4th proof ia
maica RUM
landed from the fip Union-.erm' a, the faIe.
S. McLELLAN,2 Ar,.
May28 IT. FLETCHER.S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
NOTICE.

ENRoM unavoidable events, have been unable
n to attend on the several days, and at the Sc
veral places heretofore appointed by me for the
purpose of receiving any appeals, that may be
made in writing as to the revised enuIn erations
and valuations made by virtue Of the changes
which have taken place in the accessible pro-
perry of individuals since the last assessment
made under the act of January 9, 1915, and pre-.
vious to the list of June 1916-Notice is there.
fore hereby given thatI will attend in person or
by deputy at the COURTHOUSE Tavern in the CITY
OfRichmond on the 1stday of August 1916, at
Goochland Court. House on the Sd day of August
1916, at Goodalls Tavern in Hanover County, on
the 5th day the same month, at Hanover Court
House on the 9Th day ofthe same month, and at
Charles City Courthouse, on the 10th day of the
same month for the purposes aforesaid.
VIM. T.. HILL.
principle Asseosor, for 1874 district
efVirginia
Juy 10.--w3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
DECLARATION OF IN
DEP ENDENCE.

NSTE have no authentic copy of this most i'm
w portant State Paper, tue very basis that
supports the proud column Of American Liberty
none, at least, which the eye of taste can rest,
for moment, with satisfaction. WHY have WE
ROT
The English nation, still proud of their MAG
MA CHARFA, though every provision it con-
tains has been trampled upon by the bold ambi.
ton of their rulers, have published edition after
edition Of this instrument, each more splendid
than its predec sssor. Sir William Blackstone
has colated and commented on this fine copy
Of Magma Charta has been excelled by late spe.
cmens of art, aud the fac-similies Of the seals
and signatures have made every reader Of taste
in Great Britain acquainted, in some degree, not
merely with the state of knowledge and OF art at
the period in question, but with the literary az.
tainments, also, of King John, King Henry, aad
their Barons bold"
Surely the declaration of AMERrCAN IndeDen-
dence is, at least, well entitled to the decora.
lions Of art as the Magma Charta Of England /.
and il the fac-similies of the signatures Of the
patriots who signed it were published in Ameri-
ca, it would serve to gratifya curiosity, at least
as audable as that which calls for the limitations
Of Junius or Of the aristocracy that wrested the
English Charter from the reluctant monarchs OF
the day.
We are firmly persuaded that the more the
principles of our Declaration of Independence
are spread out before the eyes Of the world, the
more they will be admired by foreign nations as
well as our own; and every innocent and honest
device that may serve to attract attention toward
them, will serve, alsO, to promote the great cause
Gpublie Liberty. Such " embelsbed edition
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
AN ACT

Authorising the sale of lot of ground, be-
longing to the United Safes, situated in
the town of Knoxville and state of Ten
Dessee.
Belt enacted By tie Senate and house of
representatives of United States of il
merica IN Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be, and he
is hereby authorised to cause to be sold, at
public sale, a lot Of ground belonging to the
q. States situated in the town of Knox
vile and state of Tennessee, ten days no
tiCe being first given, in the Knoxville Ga
zette, of the time and place of sale.
Sec. .. Ind be it further enacted, That
on the receipt of the money arising from
said sale, the President of the United States
is hereby authorised and directed to make
or cause to be made title or titles to the
purchaser or purchasers Of said lot.
III. CLAY,
Speaker IF tie House Of Rebresentdtivcs.
JOHN GAILbARD,
President gfaieSeHate pro fembore.
April is, 1Sl6-ArPRovEp,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31

as VIII render it an ornament 10 an apartment,
sill have a tendency TO spread the knowledge OF
its coutenis, among those who would otherwise
nave turned their thoughts but lightly towards
lie sl3iect. Such an edition wiz serve TO place
1t cpntiRnaliy under the eye OF san, woman, and
chi'a IN E,niily--t will associate the pleasure
BE IDEAS or elegance and ornament with the
histceyt o. tAc transaction itsef-and familiarize
thoS principles which form, or opgli, 20 form
fbe very bond and cement Of political, society.
Nor IS i OF small moment that such an clifton
well executed, VIII serve IS specimen of the
state % tae FiEg Anrs, amongst us at the pre-
sent day. Acsuated by these views, the subscri.
Der proposes To publish t0
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
AN ACT

Providing for the settlement Of certain ac-
counts against the Library Of Congress,
for extending the privileges of using the
Books therein, and for establishing the
salary Of the Librarian.
Be Il enacted By the Senate and house Of
Representatives Of tie United States Of IL
Derica IL Congress assembled, That the
accounting officers of the Treasury be aud
they are hereby authorized and required
to investigate and settle the accounts a.
gainst the Library of Congress, exhibited
by George WatterstOn, Daniel Rapine and
William Elliott and the amount thereof,
which shall be deemed equitable, shall be
paid out of any moneys in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 2. find be 10 further enacted, That
there shall be allowed to the Librarian for
attending said Library, an annual salary
Of one thousand dollars, payable quarterly
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
JAMES MADISON.
DI,EI.:Ss00LUTIoNr
for printing the laws relative to NaturaIi-
yatinn

Eor printing the laws relative to Naturali-
cation.
Resolved by tie Senate and house Of re-
personalities ofthe United States of .lme-
rica ia Congress assaulted, That the Sc
cretary OF State be authorised and direct
ed to cause to be printed four thousand CO.
pies OF the laws now in force on the subject
OF naturalization. And, Of the COPIES
which may be so provided, two Shall be
sent to each marshal of I judicial district Of
the United States, two t. the clerk or pro.
thonotary for each court of the United
States or OF par.icplarlar state, which
may by law admit persons to be naturalis-
ed, and two to each collector o. The cus-
toms. The remaining copies, after resery-
Ing such as the President orthe United
States may deem proper for the use Of the
executive departments, shall be placed in
the library of Congress.
III. CLAY,
Speaker efthe House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLhRD.
President Of the Senate, bro le,p6ore.
.IPrW %, 1016-ArFRovED
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
II. CLAY.
AN AET

Authorizing the payment ola sum of mo-
ney to John Rogers and others.
BE at enacted By the Senate and house of
representatives OF the United States of 81
nter'ca IA congress assembled, That the
Secretary ofthe Treasury be, and is here
by authorized and required to pay out of
any monies in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, the sum of three hundred
dollars to John Rogers, William c. Bur
dick, Joshua Halt and Jeremiah Chapman,
OF New London, in the State of Connect
cut, which, money is paid to them for their
Valor and good conduct in capturing a
midshpman and two seamen of the British
navy, and as compensation for said prison
era
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
a Splendid EDITION


DECL.9R.lTTo.N or tL.lcDEPENDE.ECE
Wnch shall he in all respects, .fH,ercmr. IN
the necessary materials shall be manufactured in
this country, and expressly for this publication
The Designs, the Eggraui,lgs Shall be tie work
OF .2pericaii Artists ,he publication throughout
shalt afford evidence Of what our citiscns he1,e
done in politics and Gun do in art. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
II. CLAY
Speaker Of tie Hou7e IF Representatives.,
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President ct'hfe Senate, pro teiabor..
April %, 1816--APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT,
For the relief of certain claimants to lands
in the District of Vincenne,.


be ii enacted by the Senate and horse of
representatives Of the United States of a.
mericG in congress assembled, That the
several persons whose claims we're con-
firmed by the act of Congress, entitled
Z" act confirming certain clailas TO lands in
the District of Vincennes, aud for other
purposes" approved the Sd day of March
one thousand eight hundred and seven f.;
and the act entitled An act confirming
certain claims to land in the district Of
Vincennes," approved the thIrtieth dav Of
February, one thousand eight hundred and
thirteen, which having been located can
not be surveyed agreeable to law, or which
having been located have, in the opinion Of
the Register Of the land office. for the said
district, been removed by the survey Of
prior locations, from the spot intended to
be occupied, are hereby authorised TO en-
ter their locations with the register of the
land Office at Vincenncs, on any part Of
the tract set apart for that purpose in tho
said district, by virtue Of the act, sent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
AN ACT
Authorizing the Comptroller of the Trea
sury TO cancel certain export
bands executed by Casper
G.. Schultz.

Ee IL enacted IN the senate ard house of
representatives If the limited Std;es If II
n,erica in congress assembled, TBat the
comptroller the Treasury be, and he is
hereby authorized and empowered to cause
TO be cancelled all the eyport bonds execu-
ted by Caspar G. Schultz in his life time
for merchandise shipped in the following
and Enoch and should judgment or judg-
,ments have been entered upou any one or
al! OF the said bonds, to direct the colIec-
tor ofthe customs for the port Of Charles
ton to enter satisfaction on the judgment
or judgments obtained thereon, on the pay
ment of the costs by the representative or
representatives of the said Caspar c..
Schultz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
Declaring the assent Of Congress to M act
OF the General Assembly of the
State of Vir,ri,,;o

Ne ii enacteitGy > Senate and Horse o!
Representatives. q tte United States Of Il
n'eftca az Congress assembled, That the
assentot Congress is hereby given and de-
clared toan act of tie general assembly of
virginia, entitled 8. An act incorporating a
company Tor the purpose Of improving the
navigation of James River from Warwick
to Sockett's Landings" which act was pas
sed on the twenty second day of February.
in the year one thousand eioht hundred
and sixteen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
Y0LUMEH.l
EDITED BY

yORN BURKE q IL. H. C'fR.4RDLS,,
AND PUBLIsHsn
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Eoun DooRs MELLOW TIE BELL fsYsRN, Al FOun
DOMAINS PER ASauM, PAID X alivahcr.
hT- advertisements i"serted ct HE usual
price, and promptly aitsnde9t0.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
AN ACT

Confirming TO the navigation compaii Of
New:orleans, the use and posssssl6. Of
lot IN the said city.
Be't eHacted By tie Senate ui1d, hoass o5
representatives, cftde United Stotea ia
n'ericr IN congress dSSem5te9. iGat as
the right and claim Of the Uu,teI siaes j.
the title, possession, and CccGfaaovocf 81
lot Of ground; of three hundred ieeG FROM
on Impoverished, in the city of NeW-Or-
leans, by six hundred feet in depth on
line with St peter-street, ON which was e.
rected the former hospital OF Charity in Che
sald city, be and the same is hereby vested
lnthe navigation company of Newt Orleans.
Fi'ortded;, That nothing in this act con-
tanned, affect the claim Or claims of any in
dividual orindividuals, rapy such there be.
IL. CLAY,
Speaier Of the House of Rebresentqtipes,
JOHN GAILLARD,
PRESTON: Of tie Senate, pro te,nb9re.
April 10, 18l6-ArrRovKn
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31

JAMES MADISON
AN ACT

To increase the pension of VIM. Munday.
BE it enacted by the Senate and house
of Representatives Of the United States of
.qmericG in Congress assembled, That
there be, and is hereby granted to William
Munday, of the city OF Baltimore, who lost
both his arms in attack on the enemy at
st. Leonard's Greek, on the twenty ghth
day ofJune, IN the yearOne thousand eight
hundred and fourteen, i'll lieu of the pensi-
on to which he is now entitled by law, a
pension of twenty dollars per month, to be
paid out Of the navy pension fund.
III. CLAY,
Speaker of the Hopseo of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31

lat the Treasury of lie Gifted S,,t,, c
commence and take tiiect from aii sfcr
the twentY hrst day OF March, one tsee-
slna eight hundret and tii+ccu
sec. 5. ind be ii jaH6er ssqml. TIM.
the privilege Of usins the books Is tse Ii
orary sbal be extended 10 Tie attorney
general OF the United States a3d The mem
oers OF The diplomatic corps On tie same
terms :; and conditions, as it is enjqyed by
the Supreme Court.
H.CLAY.
Spsaksr eftte R5use Of Reeresst.4,i res.
JOHN GAu4LAkD.
President IF The .Seaai- =. ,-a,s bore.
April 90, 18l6-ArFRoyEp,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
II. CLAY.
Sfsaker Of the House IF Representatives,.
JOHN GAiLLARD,
President Of Tie Senate, PRO teni5ore.
April %, 18l6-APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
ANACT

AN ACT.
To increase the salary Of the Register of
the Treasury.
BE it enacted 5y the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Il
merica in congress assembled, That there
be allowed and paid to the Register of the
Treasury, for his annual salary, from the
first of January, one Thousand eight hun
dred and sixteen, the sum of three thou
sand dollars.
II. CLAY,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President IF fhe Senate pro tembore
April Is, 1816-AprnuvED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
II. CLAY.
Speaker Of the House Of Reb~essntasiuSs.
JOHN GAGLLARD,
Presi&eHt oftne Senate pro te1nbore
April q, 18l6-APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT


Directing the discharge OF Ebenezer Kec.
Ter and John Francis from impri-
SOnment.
he 1t enacted By the senate and house OF
representatives Of the United States of ii
lneT'tca IN congress assembled, That E6ene-
ger Keller and John Francis, who are now
confined in the Jail ofDelaware county in
the state of Ne Work, on Judgment a
gainst them in favor of the United States.
be discharged from their imprisonment
Provided, ho'cerer, that any estate, real OF
PERSONAL, which the said Ebenezer Keeler
or John Francis may have, or hereafter ac-
qulre, shall be liable TO be taken to satisfy
any judgment obtained against them by the
United States, in the same manner as il
they had not been imprisoned and dis
charged.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31

n.eDtb be. :. they are hereby authorized& di
Feeted to audit and settle the claim OF Ru
lps ). Reed and Baniei Dobbins Tor The
schooner /" Sallpa,% BY asccrtaining or
causing to be asccrtained tho value thereof.
IN such manner ami upon such terms as
may be equitable and lust.
Sec. 9. End be it ftrter enacted, That
the amount thereof, when so asceusincd,
shall be paid to the said Rufus S. Reed anu
Daniel Dobbins, ont Of any morey in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
II. CLAY,
Speaker effic House Of ]9eSle5eAtaiiccs
JOHN GALIaARD,
~ President eftie .yc5u:ie, FRO fenijore
April o. i6l67-APPRoy
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
AN ACT

AN AZ
For the relief Of Rufus s. Reed and DAM
ell DObbins.
BE 1t enacted By the senate and house of
representatives Of he United States of a.
mericd IN congress assembled, That the pro
peraccounting officers Of the navy depart
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
H. CIAY.
Speaker ofthe Ho1se of REPRESENTATIVES,
JOHN GAILLARD,
President ofthe Senate, pro tsmpore
April 27, 1816-APPRoyED,
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT


For the relief Of Joseph Wilson.
BE IL enacted By the senate and house Of
representatives. Of The United States of il
merica in congress assembled, That the
commissioner to be appointed by virtue of
the act entitled :. An act to authorize the
payment for property lost, captured or de-
stroyed by the enemy, while in the militia
ry service of the United States, and for O.
Their purposes" passed April ninth, one
thousand eight hundred and sixteen, be,
and he is hereby authorized and directed
to audit and settle the ciaim of Joseph VIII
son, for horse killed by sentinel, by as
certaining, or causing to be ascertained,
the value thereof, in the manner and form
prescribed by the provisions of the afore-
said act.
Sec. .. md be Il further enacted, That
the value thereof, when so ascertained,
shall be paid to the said Joseph Wilson,
out Of any money ia Che treasury not other
wise appropriated.
rtu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
An ACT.

To authorize the President Of the JJnited
States to alter the road laid out from
the foot of the rapids of the river
Miami of Lake Erie, to the
western line OF the Con-
necticut reserve.
he it enacted Bay the Senate and house of
representatives ofthe United Stafes Of Il.
nlericG IN congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be. and
hereby authorised to cause 10 lie made. in
such manner as he may deem most proper.
an alteration in the road laid out uader fhe
authority Of au act entitled, :. An act to
authorize the surveying and making Of GER
tain roads in the state of Ohio, as contem-
plated by the treaty of Brownstown in the
territory of Michigan so that the said
road may pass through the United States
Reservation at Lower sandusky, or north
thereof not exceeding three miles.
Sec. Q. find be it further enacted, That
the necessary expenses which shall be in
Cured in altering The said road shall be
paid out of the monies appropriated for the
surveying OF the public lands of the United
States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
Speaker Of the Ho7fssof Representatives..
JOHN GAILLARD.

President IF tle Senate pro tcmpore
April 29th, 1816-APPRovED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
Extract TO tie Editors. dated

hotefsH, ~. Z. J OCt. a..
"Mr. Blount, NJ. {. from Tennessee,
passed through this city to-day, on his
way 70 the seat of Government He tells
me the people Of Tennessee are much
pleased with the II atics of purchase
lately concluded by JACKSON, with the
Cherokees and Chickasaws. Much indig-
nation existed in the public mind through
out that state against the senatorial vote
in favor of the treaties concluded at
Washington, (by which what had been
supposed Creek lands below the Ten Is
lands III the Coosa, were recognized as be-
longing to the Cherokees) Mr.. CAMP
BELLS great popularity, itself, is consid-
erably shaken, as | understand
meetings having been calledin the summer
torequest the two senators to resign their
seats. Old MIR. Rhea, commonly called
the congressional spinning 'Oheel, will most
probably be elected for the next Congress,
ana is, am told, III excellent health
Bal Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
Philadelphia. Ocfo5er 60. ;
THE CONSPIRACY

Yesterday respectable Grand Jury Of. the
City OF Philadelphia found TRUE ELL for
Conspiracy against 4As,ne Carson, alias .Inne
S,ah, Jaac Baker, Elisha Bore,, alias Darts,
alias Queen ~ Jones, and John Ryde, alias Hen
~ H-iHis alias Ncthdniei X. Burd
Anne Carson and John Ryee are in Jail
Jane Baker, the another of Mrs. Carson, was,
+ rs ourreade,s wilrscollcct, liberated by the
CkiefJusticc on the bail Of Daniel Brodheid.
She was. Yesterday deiyercdup and the May
or's Cour: refusing 10 take Daniel Brodhead ms
her bail, she was committed To prison. Elisha
Bowen had also been liberated ON the bail OF
John Henri, when called he did not appear,
and a capias was issued against him. The o.
fence of taking insufficient bail is daily grow
ing greatergricyance.
Yesterday subpoena wasssued in behalf of
Defendants to require the attendance of the
Governor OF the Commonwealth. We presume
the Law was settled so tar as not TO compel the
attendance of the Chief Magistrate we refer
to the cases of the United States rs. Cooper and
the L. States rs. Ogden and smith.
This day, at ii o clock, Anuc Carson, Jane
Baker and John Ryde were brought 60 the bar
and pleaded not guilty. We have not heard IL
ny day assigned for their trial Dem. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
NiLLedgcrillc. October %.


The following is said TO be the result of
treaties lately concluded between the com
mssioners onthe part of the United States,
and the Cherokee and Chickasaw Nations
Of Indians. The former acknowledge as
their boundary south of the Tennessee ri
yer fle following lines Commencing at
Camp Coffee, ON the south side of the
Tennessee, opposite the Chickasaw Island,
and running from thence a due south
course TO the top of the dividing ridge
between the waters OF the Tennessee and
Tombigby rivers, thence easwardiy of
said ridge, leaving the head waters of the
Black Warrior on the right hand until OPP
posed by the west branch of Wills Greek,
down the east branch of said Creek, to the
Coosa river, and down said river. All
lands living south and west of the above
lines, are coded to the United States. The
United States to make the Cherokees a
prompt payment of $500, and $4,000 in
ten years.
The ChickaSaws cedc all right and title TO
lands on the north of the Tennessee river,
and all claim TO lands on the south side of
the Tennessee river, and east of line
commencing at the mouth OF Caney creek,
TO Its source, thence a south course TO
Galnes's road, thence south westwardly
10 Cotton Gin Fort, on Tombigbv, and
down the west branch of Tombigby to the
Chocfaw boundary. For this cession, they
are to receive i'll hand 81 800 and SIP 900
Ill ten years. Journal