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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

wholly fail, as il is understood that the natives
VIII not purchase il. AT present il Is supposed
that the importation OF this kind OF Opium
cannot be prevented-but is subjected to
much hi cher rate of duty, on the coast, than o.
plum from Bengal.
FORT MARLBo RoURGH,,
Bencoolen, (Sumatra.) .1
Intelligence from Batavia, states, that the
Ambassadors from several of the native princes
of Java, who were proceeding to pay the com
plimeuts of their masters,to the Dutch Govern
ment, were stopped on the road, and not allow
ell TO advance further towards Batavia. The
reason was not known.
The Pangcrau Of SOongve Lamowe, has pre-
scented a very curious and very rare animal
To MIR. Siddons. The natives call il the Tan
noh. The Pangcran states, that he recollects
having seen one III the interior, when he was
about II years OF aye, which is full Us years
ago-but neither he, nor any one else, has
evei seen one, or even heard OF one, since. IL
resembles very closely, but not entirely, the
Iapir, described by Button, who does not,
however, describe il as an East india animal
Ii is evidently very young, not being much tai
Ter than Bengal goat, though much more bull
ky--it is perfectly tame, extremely lazy, and,
when hungry, makes shriil whistling noSc,
like q parrot or toory-but most probably Its
voice will break, as il grows Older. II eats
grass ami boiled rice, aud is exceedingly hap
py when taken 10 battle. The PauSeron ot
Soongye Damowe says, that the rannoh which
lie saw G5 years ago, was rs tall as Snaiicow.
That which is in Mr.. SiddOnS POSSESSION was
caught ina paddy plantation, in the Interior
but though search was made, neither sire MOI
dam could be discovered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

EosToN, August %.
By the ship Paragon, Capt. MCGOWAN which
arrived at tins port Yesterday, III - days from
Greenock, we have received the papers OF that
place To the lltl nit. containing London dates
10 the eN enng of the Sth, one day later than be
fore received. The following is the only ad-
ditional intelligence which they afford
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

A letter from Halifax, Augusta, says, Z" the
at Dartmouth Cove, 90 sail y the new Judge of
Admi atty, Mr.. UNIACE, not having yet arriV-
ed, and theparties not conserving to the decisi-
ON Of the Instance Court"
Hon. Francis Forbes appointed Chief Justice
of Newfoundland, has arrived there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-02

1t might afford both instruction and amuse-
ment to some, to be reminded of ihe circnni-
stances attending the first Introduction and IL
nal confirmation of this great charter.
"'fhis charter may be said 10 derive its orr
gin from king Edward the cOniessor. who
granted several privileges 10 the church aud
state by charter; these liberties and privileges
were also granted aud confirmed BY king Henry
the first by celebrated great charter now
lost !; but which was confirmed or re-enacted
by king Henry the second, and king John
Henry the third, the successor of this last
prince, after having caused twelve men tomako
enquiries into tile liberties of England in tho
reign of Henry the first, granted new charter,
which was the same as the present magma
chaIia. This he several times confirmed, and
as often broke till, in the 37th year Of his
reign, lie went TO W cstniiusteT-hdil, aud there.
IN presence OF the nobility aud bishops, who
held lighted candles IN their hands, magma char
tn was read, the king all the time held his hand
faithfully and iolably TO observe all the things
therein contained, sc. 1heu the biShOps ex-
tiuguishJg the candles, and throwing them on
the ground, they an cried out, Thus let him be
extinguisled, aud stink iu hell, who violates
this charter" 10 is observed, that. notwitli-
standing tie solemHity Of tbs continuation
King Henry, the very neSt year, ag.uD invaded
the rights OF his people, I'll the barons entered
into war against him wien, after various
success. lac confirmed this charter, aid the char
ter Of the forest, IN the fifty second year Ut his
reign So. EDcyelopadia
1t is a subject highly worthy Of considera.
ton, how tar the modern principle Of leglti-
macy ~ Europe differs from the old doctrine
of Z" passive obedience aud nOn.rcsistauce -
and whether, if continued, its tendencies NAV
not be, to throw mankind back, to the AFFECT
condition of barbarism and ignorance which
characterized tie most bCnghted ages OF the
world.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12
CENTINEL REMARKS.

The mental arrangement III % eminent
parsonage as Count Regnault will he consid-
cred an interesting event IL Europe III tie
history Of French affairs he has filled some Of
is most dazzling pages. Next 70 the Tally
rands, the Fou-hes, tile Carrots, aud Sleeves
Is, Count Regnaul was estimated a. possess
ng the souudest head, with rarcst and most
brilliant accomplishments His attachment
70 Buonaparie was proYerbial And he y ~
loaded with Offices and honours by bis Patron.
4 we'll whenin HI adversely, AZ II tie DAYS
ot splendid prosperity. lie was at one time
one othis Ministers ut State a President III
the Council cf State Procuref General III
the Imperial High Court Secretary Of State
ol the Imperial Family. anu held di,tin
guisbed rank 10 the Institute. Alter the ILL.,
turn Of bis master from Eibd, he was his Prin-
ciPal Prry Counsellor and Minister a. well
As his personal friend, and adviser. He was
the first, who IL. cated 10 Napoleon Tile ne
cessity Of second abdication ot HI, crown
and flight from France and was one NJ
The most indefa' gable apoIogists of his blum
ders and nlsca!evsations tie ftnaiura I9
france after EuonaParc surrendered himself
% the British aud tile attachment Id N3Do-
leon would have been overlooked bv the
bourbons in him. a. II had been III thousands
oi Others, had not hiS denunciations of tiem.
individually AMI collectively, Teen as unre-
mltied, IS they were unnecessary; anI which
could only have originated ii extreme nalig-
pity u heart-,heer ignorance Ut teir char
acter, or ID tie FIRST ravaces or TIE maialr
which has since demolished biz mind.
The instances oFmental arrangement III
consequence of great and sudden changes I'll
the affairs q ihe void arc not rare; but are
less 81, We belize. among Americans. abl
more 81 among Frenchmtn. than lie reonle
81 any otter country. We recollect runner
Gus proofs olthe latter. Some years since .on
the occurrence ofan event III Europe fwe Jill
not cali q ninl what which gave u faint
prospect of Tie restoration If The Bourioas iii
tie throne of France the news had such
an effect On one cf the most accomplished
scholars q tie cnigrant nobility then in al
merca, Count M. that he became delirious
Nth loy, ard on tie eclipse III tie prospect.
suns into dependency, which co0fned
him to cell and We believe. occasicned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12
Effects of Political Chances.

commission Of Lunacy has issued from The
Court ofChanc6ry Of New y ork oh bis Exceency
Oan Martin J Thompson, Minister from the revolu-
tianists Of Bueuo>-Ayres. The Commissioners
have reported On biz utter mental incapacity but
has not diverted biz attention from his pccuriary
interests. He has considerable sum III Tie Ne
chanic>' Bank and appropriates whatever lie can
ay hold of 10 increase his luQd.. lie came 10 the
US 10 t2t5-has been gradually declining in
ntellect-ha> become an absolute lunatic and is
last sinking into idiocv
The Count Regnault 81. Jean Angely i a9oth-
er singular instance III insanity; but biz delirium
is accompanied with a wonderful exaltation III
mind. lie conceived magnificent projects He
bought estates, ordered expensive improvements
contracted for Ships, &c. and gave III payment
draughts upon any bank y hose checks we're oiT..-
ed him. He seriously entertained tile idea NJ I'LL
va.ing France with feet Of stean boats aul II *
>aid bad actually be>pohen saddles for a corps of
cavalry, which III intended 10 embark a. part III
hts expedition. He suffered some alarm, however.
from an idea which bad taken possession ofhim
that the Rouhons had suhorned pcr,on to poison
bin. and that the detention Of Madame ILL., " III.
Wa 2 part OF the scheme of the conspiracy that
sought his life. lie was several times confined i'll
the hospital, aud AZ often dischargeda the request
III hi> friends. "A week ~ two Since HI sailed HI
Holland in great elre making no sectct AZ III, "a
sign drthroning LOU, 13th, ana restoring The
Bgonapartcan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

We believe fom our own oLstrya,iss.
and by accounts that we have seen from diE
fereHt parts OF Tie country, that The dos.
nect Of IN aburd5n, harvest, is The mas
f1ueiing that has been known Ly The NJ.
mersince tie fest settlement of this Oar.
Of The county. The crop of English q ain
is supposed by many 10 be double that of
any preceding year. Potatoes, oats, Peas.
beans, sc &c have q most luxuliant ap.
pearance. We hear no more complains
Of scarcity--on The con.rary. some com.
plain that The prospect of an abundant bar.
vest is 50 flvourable- fearing that lhsy
shall not receive as high a price for their
produce, as they wish - on. Ifirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

pfesdesf Naiison on being roli6sd that be had
beea elected memher OF he American socte
q fJr the eRruu zsonent Of Dametlse Manu-
iarsures, BY eter from Mr. Lynch ne Scores
~, re urred The following answer, Ia which
shers il murh l0usd prs.iissi Tense
Montpelier, June II. 1917.
SIR i have received your letter Of
the 18th init informing me that the A
mericao Society for the agement
Of Domeaic Manufactures, have been
pleafed 10 elect me one OF irs members.
Although approve the policy Of lea
wing to The sagacity of individuals, and
to the impulse Of private inSertt, The
application q induitry and capital, am
equally perfuaded thar il this al in other
cafes. there are exceptions 10 the gener-
al rule, which do nor impair the Princi
lie Of il Among thefe exceptions is the
policy of encouraging domeiic manu-
features, within certain limits, and in re,
ference TO certain articles.
Without entering into detailed view
OF the tuoj-ct, il may be rem7'kr2, that
every prstett na.ion will with yo b. in
| dfp7ndent tof other nations for-he ne
lcSil-ry articles If food, II gar srt 7at
fos defence s-sd pars'c1l8f cat .a=ra
rftr zF-f'iES a0sr, tn slt u Sat- te1ta
to itrengshen Tie motives 10 tht, inde
pendenca
Besides,athe Articles falling under the
above deicriPtion there may be othsrs.
tor manufacturing which natural advan-
tages exit, which require temporary in
terpositions, for bringing then into reg
ular and iuccessful activity.
Where the fund Of induhry is requir-
ed from abroad, and not Withdrawn OF
Withheld from other oomeftic employ
ments, the case speaks for iielf.
will only add. thar among the arti
cles Of confumption and use, the prefer
enoe IN many cases, is decided merely By
safhlon or habit rs far as equality,
and fill more, where real fuperiorlty
IS found in the articles manufactured at
home, all mutt be lensib!e, that il is pc
iltlc and patriotic TO encourage prefer
renee OF them, as 4ffording more Ger
tain fource of fupply for every class, and
mere cerlain market for the furplus
products of the agricultural class.
With thefe fentiments, | beg you to
make my Acknowledgements for the mark
Oh di.tinction conferred on me and
which accept from respect TO the foci
ETY., and for its objeds, rather thar for
any hope of being ufeful as member
10 yourlelf, | tender my friendly ref
poets JAMES MADISON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12
GOrcrneur lTorJis.
7 he following leuer Gays ne u s. G szsHel
y published = The request Of : near cgnnex.
ion VI The lste Hol. Gov Morris.

y tuoilsHtu = 1he request or near c0nneg.
len oi The la,e Hoi. Gov Morris
Fishi.L. I9hD {. 1-76
Dear Madam,-It is with inexpressibs
concern that ] en- this dsy informed oftbe
death Of my sister We Ill sustain in hef
great loss, but you in par,ic uar, who Ire
thus berei, OF the companion of your ags,
must feel il most severely. Would 10 God
/. were IN my power to alleviate the pangs
ot so'rcvIrg parent. But dis is uct nv
ioi u here Is one Comforter wi weighs
our minutes and Numbers our DAYS. Ills
He who hath inflicted on Us the wtiglte
Puol'ck and private Cal1mity, and lie bss
tro"s when 70 remove Tie Lutthtn. len
sorry ~ IS not IL my rover 10 see you y
present. know il is your wish dai
We're removed from public aT.irs Indeed
- lar as relates 10 az own ease ard erjgy'
ment, wish - too. But know il i ths
GUY 81 every good citizen or man 10 Pc
serVe that post IN which BIZ q SUPERIOR q.
der lie IS placed. Where The happiness 4
a considerable part sf cur fellow creatures
= deeply conocr ed, We soon feel tbe p.
slsniheancy q at individual And wtat
ever lot that individual shsR experieIes
while conscious rectitude Of conduct j..
spires end supports him-lhough he m!
be unfortunate be cannot Be miserable.
What may lie the e,cnt Of The press:
war u : rot ir man 10 determine, grs'l
revolutions Of empires are seldom achisr's
WITHOUT much human csl-mi'y. bul Is
worst which can happen IS 10 fsIl q Is
last bleak mountain Of kmtlic2-are i
who dies there IN defence a Tie irjuFf'
rights Of mankind is happier han Dis ec''
quersr, more beloved by m5nAird, me-
stPlauded By his own heart II The LIST ns
meut Of existence.
The death d my sister hes incs7acitst
me Tor mi,th-my letter therefore i z. I
improper complexion to one slresdy Is
ted
My love to nv si.ters-to wilkins. e
g The good natured counseiloro 81 Bernrd'
and such others IS deserve II.
Pray believe me m9st sincerely Yes'
aa-c,ionase son. COVR. MORRIS
Every body loves rir. u1us persons. we
IS the vicious d. scarce love ere snothtf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

The Spanish slip Providence, ptze 10
The Revenue Gutter, Capt. H.m, Game up
last evening
Tie circumstances attending his vessel,
(says The Hofe! Marine Rqnk) arelny1l,td
ID the some mystery that attends he mos
Of the captu, es made under the Patriotic
fig, she having cone into our alters, (as
her Buehos Ayr alb prz--master states Jun
der these circumstances M J,hn Cor
don Il : Pfze-master alluded to, has given
The keep,r olthgse books, the following
PARTICULARS On The sill Of Anil lasr, cf
The Western Islands, tile Bucno8 .dVrron
PriUa.eer 5chr Mangcre, CAM Barnes fell
in with the above ship from ST. And1lo
bound 70 Tbs Havanu..Nith cargo ofion,
cordare, cutlery aad cider, well pro,i>ioned
having large number Of PASSENGERS on
board hat himself and FIVE oilers were
put on board IS the p'ize crrW-thg Csp,ain
and crew Of the Ship, Is well ~ ue rassen-
gers, (eXcept three WI 3 are now heIelvtr
taken % board Jhe priyateer, the ship then
shaped htr course for the Coast Of the Bra
1lls between which time and her enter
ing the Capes, on Thurs ay evening, moth
ing worth Stating occurred, and during
which h - saw 10 y>ssel.-On Mo d \
i"st, on tue edge If III GuIph, bad their
main top-nasl carried away il gale
The slip cam 10 anchor yesterday fore
noon, in Hampton Roads, bound ID Baitt
more, and abou ? O'clock in tie afl;noon
The Gutter took posse ssion oi her-her pa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

The dismanilemenl OF die British vessels a
The Lakes, we are assured, is ID pursuance of
2 mutual agreement between the American
Anc bfIt'9h governments who have stlpulat
ed iha' neither shall retain more than two
revenue cutters, ct two guns each, On either
axe, In service and that six months notice
Shall be gwen by esther, q an intention 10
augment THIS force. This aTrangementW III
save much expense % both nations will
prevent occasions Of collision and jealousy
and : an evidence q confidence and good
sill which il is the duty and mus; be tie ID.
terests Of both naJi)n, to promote.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

The electioneering campaign in Penn
sylsanis, Is still prose cuted Wib tie mos
determined Cbstinaoy. The contest is
chiefly between the { 0 sections Of demo
Gratis and many truths relative 70 e4ch 9th
er sre elicited between them. which, were
i not for this division, would probably new
er have s.cn ushersd to the light. The fol.
loving extracted from late democratic pa
per, wife il fiofds specimen olthe mode
Of writing in Pennsylvania, gives al the same
'ime 10 favourable opinion ofthe manner in
which that Unsor usale state las BEEN GOV
erned urder democratic auspices.
" II is fashionable that a. editor, On issu-
ing lis 4 i sheet, should make a seclara-
ton 81 his poliiical pfinciple.-ha,ipg lor 4
considerable time published pepper II
Chambersburgh.I supported the flee hcl
dets snd ,leiE ccrrafaf frecfires against tAe
ftefis- ialhis publication shall endesy-
cur to sappoft tie feoh!e ogainsf ne tfitt
ho!das, risht against ntshi, ard trdea,tui
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

The following IT. s. vsfT.ls we're at
lfatn when nc hlcrl iailed--,he ValB-
iqff,g rs. undergoing pairs -Frigate
l,gariaiH and thips Pcafsck and Stak
The Ulcers and crews Of he fquadron
were IL good health : the ffiga,e II. =.
or mp Erie vas to al Tor the y 5. wi,h
defpAtches ii abou, Month after Inc
Alert.
i'he following oflcersof The squadron,
Came Pa1rrgegs n the Alert:
Li<teeuaats-P Pierce. Rouleau. Ram
fay, Cauni, Con VT. Belt, ForrR, Door
man, Iae NicholfOn, Ten lick, BREEZE,
and Naby.
AIiyb,pnlen- Cooke, Nixon, Mont
gomery and Lee
1t Rouf a.. is bearer Of dispatches
from Com Chauncey and 1t Ramlay.
from Mr.. Shaler. to Government.
Our iaforman,s heard nothing of the
outrages laid 10 have been recently com
mitted on the coat Of AIgiers under the
fanction Of the Dey.
Commod IRE Chauncsy was on the eve
Of departure for an execution 20 Rome,
for which purpose a commodious bag
was In preparation.
The a. 9taba's Barge was at Gbr4i,
tar-sn Oh Ct Of general admiration.
Th: Dey Of Algiers is placing his
fortrefes in tn belt order he is aated
70 b. indela'igabie of body, and man
Of quick aud accurate perceptions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12
MONTREAL JULY C6.

Ertroct afa letter .fr,m Kugsfon, Jaig I7.
" 4 fat-l duel was fought AZ YORK about
3 week Ego, between Samuel p. Ja,yls,E.o
Deputy Secretary, End Nj. John Ridout-
the Latter received mortal wound III his
breast which terminated lis existc. &C Ill
about an hour The JOY which feld IN
guest On tie body brought ID verdict If
WILFUL MURDFR-Isryis i inJIl
Small Jlr'ie's seccud has gone 10 Tie
States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

4 young mn IS years cf ace, has 40.
peared in a sill re near Bristol. whose hn.
guage no one Knows or can understand, ard
whose writings none have been able 10 ds.
cypher. /, has been submitted to he Uni.
versitits and the Fest India COMPANY !.
he eats no meat, and drinks TO vine nat
any other strong liquor, His manner IS
noble, and lis hands stew he has not been
used to labour. He worsI ips the sun eHes
a week lie Is believed to be : Chimes:
or Malay, but no one seems to know how
he got % England. When he learns our
language ne VIII be able L. satisfy the Gen.
eral curiosity -Londsn taHer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12
LANCASTER. PFNR, Aue- =

r,ra2rdinary Gen Mr. Nllisw
Buck, OF this borough, TeePed from one !.
ere Of ground, his season. 60 bushels and !,
pecbs Of wheat, weighing Sc pounds r..
bushel; which j equal 10 nearly CT bush.
els o! merchandise gain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

IN tie city and county Of Philadelphia any
person, selling spirituous liquors ID quantity,
or hy less measure than pint Is liable to
fine ciffy dollars fer tie first offence, ana
one hundred dollars for every otLer offence,
and the costs, Or Imprisonment al hard labo9
for two or three months
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

Squ1nfurt There il 81 annual festival
observed, in tie neie hbouThood Of Boston
which is called The PeaH of Sqaann4";
this year, 1t seems, the ceremonies q The
occasion we're rendered more interesting b'
tile burial Of " tie tomahawk ol party deep
til the earth, under huge fragment 81
rock" Squaw SguaHfum" made her ap-
pearance III the feast and. al.er smoking
The pipe of peace with the white men, and
completing the burial 81 tile tomahawS, de-
l.vered very sensible talk, exhoring them
10 live together IN brotberly love and keep
the tomahawk buried, as long as grass
grows, or the waters run i'll the Ntp0rset."
lie company assured her shcy felt dispos-
Cd % obey hsr injuncions. She then smo
ked another pipe and departed
Now Ills may Ell 10 very pleasant on 2
feas,-day, huf when i cones q D. formally
published 81 hes becn) p abe world, y
a9rca.- Ely Indicrous Saving tht pres
-e~e n.aye and reverend seignors"
ai may far@ n Plenef @nete, II must
have been F-gy m4@h lake chiidfeu's play,
this burial oi THE temlhawk of party. F."
" Kiss and make MI, th~l'a god chi III en- -
NIi the next plsy-rhing becomes bone oi
contention. Worcester Sly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12


II seems TO be impossible to tisfy the
whlms of our Western brethren during
the late war they accused Us of " Moral
treason" merely for exercising the prerog-
.tiyes OF independent aud free Americans
the Freedom Of Speech and the l.ibery Of
the P,ess blu, nov because WE do not all
freely procl'im our sincere opinions, and
exercise the right of holding our tongues at
pleasure, they sGgmatize Is as hatrerers.
NJ. CLAWS Rehortsr, paper ptirted al
Lexing on Ken SCOTS al Us Yankees ard
At their illustrious Monroe in such language
as the following: SaIom Gaz
" The President Of the United States has
16dcafed lis Office, and turned Player, and
is nov p rio mig the principal part IN a
ridiculous " Farce" exhibiting at The east
ward The country is involved also in 2
warof courtesy by which presume is
meant cisil' war, OF al kinds of war the
worst. and much ink i, likely to hc shed
and not alt'le biaod spiig in he contest ;
numetuns shsrs. u bsaae-&s, cessat, An45.
ialgs ctfctens &C. &elPocr irnoctcfthinEs)
are said ID have ben already sacrificed il
this novel kind Of war
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12
rHlcA. ErLH %.

'ft GSt = lf -
Errcat9n q TIL -un Fttda, last. bur-
>uant to ,he sentence oftrc l4w, the Dun.
ishment Of death was il f.cled IN John tn
III, WHO p the l4st Cour, Of Oyer and Ter
miner, was convicted Of tie murder If lis
brother. be melancholy duty Of txecut-
'ng that sentence WIS performed by Apollo,
CooPer, Esq. shei # Of his county, viih
mingled dignity AID feeling.
rs. prisoner was taken from The iail IL
marlborough, dtessedi i'll white. ard ron
veyed in cart TO ,beplsce near the village
ofJ.ica designated TO- The execution n
oherIi "as accompanied BY his Deputies
and troop Of cavalry commanded III CO.,
Camp. he procession was formed !,
ANhi;esb0 ough, and including he sn~c,,
tors, wss very long Near lie line N TIL.
CD, i vas joined ~ a company az infan,r,
under Tie orders 81 Cap, Smith. ana 49,
cseded slowly through Utica. Attend. j M.
band Of music, playing dead march. = H.
gailoNs- Alter very able and .nn,onr;..e
nrarer by the Rev. Mr. Co-, IF Nrw.H,r,
lord and i about ha5f past O'Clock. IL
execution was performed. lie 49, -
@1'''N''''''6 H'ofe 'bah tsli e hour, and was
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-12

An exchange has been negotiated viii
Gen Jackson ard Others, commissioners T.
Tie part ofthe u states, By lhe Cheroses
indians, Of their lands in Gsorgia and Ten
nessee, for IN equal tract Of land On The Ar.
kansas and White Rivers, vest Of tie Ms
sissippi, and the expense ofIheir removal
% thzir new possessions Il 10 be borne H.
lie United States.