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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
st. Louis, Nor. Is.
INDIAN FISHT.

1HUihS
inforn7iiOH gfa .Shdpane chief-The
Cherokee. and their allies, with the loss
OF man killed and q few wounded. have
killed SIS aud taken upwards Of 100 OF
the cohiede acy, formerly mentioned,
with much plunder, and have destroyed
tie crops and burnt the town Of the o.
sages OF Arkansas II is also said that
number Of scalps taken from the whites
were found with the baggage OF the o.
sases. --
From the Savannah Museum. Dec. s5.
From our attentive correspondent at
s.. Mary's we have received two printed
sheets from Fernahdina, one dated the
9th, and the other the I2,h December.-
The one of the 9th contains the Report
Of the comrRittes appointed to frame the
plan OF Provisional government for the
republic of fIoridas." The government
is to be democratic republican, divided
into three equally independent depart
notwithstanding, legislative and jldi-
c!ai the military 10 be subordinate TO
the civil authority; the executive autho-
ri,y to be vested in chief magistrate =
the legislative in general assembly; the
judicial to be Vested III supreme curt
ef justice, inferior courts and justices Of
TIE peace. The liberty of the press Is
guaranteed, aud the liberty OF conscience
acknowledged d, one &c the national
rights Of the pep lie Of The Pluridas.
The sheet of the 18th contains the
report Ut the committee appointed by Ice
honorable assembly Of Ycfuaudina, IL o.
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Z. S. brig SsrGnar, Cgm5'rlanG)
Sand. Norsmb.r 10. lslI, {

\
sIR,-iOar letter of yesterday Wa.
duly received. | had hoped that lie RI.
sing republic Of Amelia vosld rot under
take 10 harbor vessels, that might Commit
themselves, par icularly where the laws
of the United states were concerned, bat
suppO.ed it wo1li comport with the no.
nor ard interest Of the place to III n any
such vessel from thsir waters. Yuu say
that the condIct Of the p'iLe master .hall
be examine! into punished if found
guilty. ! had mentioned the insult effef-
ed, and vi he'd the offence to he tried in
the United states. The verbal message
returned by t:e officer of the Ssrsnac is
not such "a expected I did no, request
yUu ~ deliver the vessel TO ne: It Vas a
belief that YOU would, on hearing the Of
fence, refuse her harbor-other respon-
sIbiIitr ! would take on myself. You
have heard .ry individua! opinion as re-
gardcd the patriot csuse-with the same
candor 1 again inform yuu, that assume
whatever characte that vessel may, she
must be accountable.
| likewise iulerm Won that if ever |
fall in with the sIoop Astrea. without the
jurisdictional limits Of the Floridas, shy
will he seized Tor the breach 0; the reve.
nre laws.
have the honor to be, &c.
Signed, JNo. II. ELTON.
Cen Atpy
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
Headquarters. Pernans'ra. A'or. g. Z
Gen. Aury.

and Isl Of The Independence. s
SIR,-l have received your official let
ter Of hi. day. As it. contents relate
TO matters of so much consideration, |
have ordered that tie necessary inves'i-
CATION OF the prize master be made. |
may. however, intOr IN yCu that should he
be tovnd culpabIe he should be punished
according to the laws Of na'ion. as the
government has 10 other views than TO
maintain gnoo understanding and harmo.
ny with yourself OF any other officer ot
the United States. il vii. not remain be-
hind hand IN giving every satisfaction
that is just.
| have the homer, &c.
(Sisned) ACRY.
John II. Elton, esq.
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xa* CURES PEkFOkMED!
Though heretofere considered hass reHef BY
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.

CT M r. SIsnrman. ca,penter Of Eosisn, wss %
I'VE months afflicted with a tumour on the
back OF his hand which incapaciated ham tor work,
atte, having tried every thing in vsin and suffered
an operation his hand, and considered be,
was cured and restored to health by ,aSing bottles
OF these drops
.sfr vriyd. et Bssfor was years sffiicted with
fever on Of his legs had tried most nedi.
ciues wihou, effect. was cured by bottles
n Chid Of .Nr Bprrin, Of Hanover! /! was cured
Of Ulcers aud Bites. some OF which had eat dowr to
the ribs, by botlics THIS child was considered
ia dying stale when he began taking these drops
IA lafant Of Boston, Was covered all over with
eruptions, bnnd with both eyes, was cured by bot
ties.
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
for l6 ~ rs with eruplion All her, attended
with mos, tormenting itchngs, burnings and b!o,ch
es, had lost thereby two 70, and one finger nails.
was cured by 4 bottles she had not left her room
for 6mon,hs, and consdered pass al relief!
n ACenfisnan Of L<rinsion, was afflicted 20 yesN
with ulcers II IN 'ess, could. obtain no relief,
was cured hy .ettes
"A Gssfis,sn IF n 5s;oa, his wife and children
was MANY yes,s sffl,c.rd with eruptons. had tried
every medicine without success, was cured by these
Drops
"A Gentleman Of Rsrsnry. was so years afflicted
with huupor or Of legs, attended with burning
itching and bctches. was resigned as Pact relief.
for 80 years could lie bed at times. was per-
fectly cured %, these drops
a LADY of Caarissfcwn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every ssss anoe. and considered past relief, con-
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
and using Dr.. Jebb's Linimen,, in weeks she had
The free Of the joint, the pain left her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops arc a radical cure for scurvy. scro-
fla, ST. An,hony's Gre, leproey, pnpled faces, en-
isrged glands, legs, ulcers even when the bone
s Affected. vencsial taints, when mercury has failed,
are the best spring and autumual physic, and may
be given 20 children with perfect safety-Pricc 81
or six bottles for ave dollars, ~ bottles for 80
lc dozen Cor Sioo.-Cr .ssk fer cdr. Relies Bo,an-
icai Drops"--None ara genuine, unless signed /" w.
r Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale By the
sole peopretor. W. r. Con~ sy, chemist. No I, Bum
sled Place. Boston |. by MS special sppsntment BY
SAMUEL w. VINSON, DrHsyisf,
Ne. llo, Thames-Mreet, Newport.
.1ss, 5y
Lemuel W. Briggs, B,is,si, Hercules whitney,J
n Mason, frsydencss Dyer and Howes, Tinfhsrs
Greene. Me- London Isaac y bull, Air<fsrds and
most druggis's. book -seers end post masters. lhro'
o,t the Unifcd states --vhsre ~ bs had ell ibcse
tssfy ss'ernsd ssd hiskh ssft>sS Medicines"
PREPARED ~ Wv. T.. CsnSsy."
pSe. 3. isls. (H)
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peqo Ship Chand2eyy and Grocery Store
JOHN DEBLOIS.
Cheap !-yes, very Cheap !!

TO be sold-a Fsrm lying IN Columbia, in the
state OF Connecticut, Is miles from Norwich
Landing. on the turnpike road fiom Norwich Land
ing, through Lebanon, to Har ford-contsnirg 177
acres of good land Said farm, stock, and hay, are
for sale at low price come and see. The build
irgs are, pretty good two story house, two barns
aud crib The situation is pleasant as any from
Norwich TO Hartford, on the turnpike road The
farm is we'll wooded and watered, and has wefl Of
good water, (wihin few rods of the door, which
was never dry Has fine young orchard as any "a
the town, besides other fruit The farm is also ex-
celent for grazing. Any person wishing 10 pur
chase farm Of this description, had better come
and view the same, az it viii undoubtedly give sat.
isfaction. The farm, stock. and hay viii certainly
be sold at great bargain For further informs
ton. apply to the subscriber living on the premises
GILBERT LAMB
Colum5is, sept. o, 1918. C6m1
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JAMES MONROE.
J. MEIGS,
BY The President Of the u STATES.

w HEREAs, BY an act Of Congress. passed On
w the i7h Of February, 1918. entitled I" an aes
making provision for the establishment, of addition.
al Lard Cfices ia the Territory OF Missouri" The
President OF ihe United States ia authorised cds
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said terrllory, to be offered for sale
Therefore, 1, JAMEs MONROE, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and mike known,
thai public sles for the disposal (sgree.be TO Iaw}
Of certain lands in the territory Of Missouri shalt
be held as follows, via: Al ST Louis, in the said
territory, on the hrst Monday in August, October.
December, February ana Apr,l next, and three
weeks after each Of the said days. for the sale Of
lands in the land district Of St Louis Thirty town
ships shall be offered at each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges west of the fifth principal
meridian line, and proceeding westerly
At the Seat ef Justice fo- Hoyard Cewny, in ,hs
said Territory. on the first Monday in September
and November next, and three weeks after each Of
said days. for the sale of lands in the land district
Of Hosard Coxnty Thirty townships shall be Of.
fered at each sale. The first to be in square form.
and to include the of justice Of the said coun~
y, as nearly in the centre az the situation of tho
surveys will admit, and the second Immediately east
of the first, and in the same form excepting fro N
sale in each district. the lands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes.
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington,
the thirtiesh day OF April, one thousand slsht
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
by the President, JOSIAH MEIGS
Commissioners Of the General Land Oincs.
CT Printers Of Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws Of the United States, VIII infseS
the above once week till April next and Eend ther
bills TO the General Land Office for payment
W map OF the above Lands may be had (pre.
vions TO the saes) at the General land offce, aud
al the land Offices in the Missouri Territory. The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
M ISL Chief Clerk, General Land Office
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Blythe President Of fhe Uniled States.

VNHEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on the
W Hth OF February, 1918, entitled Az act max
ing provision for the establishment Of additional
Land Ofices IN the territory of Missouri" the Presi-
dent OF the United States is authorized to direct the
public lands, which have been surveyed in the said
territory, to be offered for sale:
Therefore, l, jams MoNaoE, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make know l..
that public sales fer the disposal (agreesh!y to iaw)
of certain lands in the territory Of Missouri shall
be held in Franklin, in said territory viz
On the FIRST Monday in January next, the sale Of
Townships No. 46 to So in-2
siGs'vs ss;, :, and f'ao'' town in range 10
4sto Sc and ..
fract1 township So -
as to 81 q - "a
On the first Monday in March next. for the sale os
Townships 48 TO s5 inclusive in ranges - snt. IS
48 TO so IS aud 27
On the ~ q Monday in May next, for the sale of
Townsh 81 to 81 inclusive in ranges II and ~
Rr<5l to So I3
SO 10 SO IA and Is
excepting the lands which have been or may be re-
served by law for the support of schools, and foe
other purposes.
Each sale shall continue as long - may be heces-
sary to offer the lands for sale, and longer. and
the lands shall be offered in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand. at the City Of Washington,
this l7ih day OF July, one thousand eight hun
By the President. JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEiGs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the lave
Of the United States, will publish the sbove once
week till the first Of May next and sent their biIis
to the General Land oiies for payment.
Augasi 5. iswtfM:
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Real superfne brcadclOths and Donblt
miiIed CaSane,es.
ISAAC GOULD,
10 l7S 2RAMEs s.

Has cdasd TO his former Sioee,
G. UPERB black. blue and f4nc, 8roadciotls. An
~ Assortment Of second and low priced Broad
cloths for Surtouts.
ExlrA supcrfne, black, blue. Cobarg and fashion.
able mkt, double mild Cassirneres.
First qaSiy white and buff Cassiiheres for Vests.
Low priced ditto
Newest fashion Toilinert vestiags.
Il ack silk Floren,lne
Double mild Pot Cioth, for Great coais.
Brown Canblet for Gen.icmen's CloaSs
One Piece extra black 5-4 Bombazeen, Bomba.
xstts and Rsttinets.
BEST treble Oil, Buttons; Twist, do with an
Assortment Of Trimmings in his ne-aIl Of which
be will sell low be purchased in this town
Newport, Nov. IL, 1918
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POETRY.
From he London Lissrasy 0a1stss.,


n. IHE MOSLEM BRIDAL.SON4.
PROM THE ITALIAN.
THERE is radiance in the sky,
a fush of gold, and purple dye,
Night Iingers in the west--the sun
Floats on the sca.--The days begun,
The wave slow swelling on the shore
Cleans on the green like silve ore,
The grove, the cloud the mountains brow,
Are burning in tho crimson glow,
Yet ali is silence-tiIl the gale
shskes its rich pinions from the vale.
u is lovely hou.--shough heaven
Had ne'er 70 man his psrtnsr given,
That ching of beEuty, fatal, fair,
Bright, 6ckie--shiid of fame and air;
Yet sush an hour, such skies above,
Such earth below. had sught him ieye.
But there are sounds along the gales
Not murmers of the grot or vale
Vet Wild, yet sweet, as ever stole,
10 soothe their twilight wanderers soul.
X comes from yondsr jasmine bower,
From yonder mosqus's snAmeIl'd tower
IRON yonder hsram's roof Of gold,
From yonder castles naughty hold.
strain OF whichery who esr
That heard thee, felt not Joy was neari
liy soul shall in the grave be dim
Ere IT forsets tina, brida hymn
Twas such morn, twas such q tone,
1t woke me--visions are ye gone
Tie Altes breathe niyh--tle portals nov
Pour cut train, white veil d, like snow
upop It's mountain summit spread,
In sple idor beyond mans rude tread;
And Der their pomp, emergng fair,
The bride, IKE mornings virgin star.
AID soon along the eve may SWIM
The chorous OIL The bridal kymn;
Again he bright procession move
II n "a he L. tr,.rn NV
The speed ihee ON. tbos glorious sun!
swii '.se swift srt--be bright--and done.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber requests all persons, who
4 have been indebted to him for one year
On no,e o. book account, to call and pay vha,
they are owing; as otherwise the demands ..
gainst them will be pu, in suit mmediately.
GEORGE WANTON.
Sept 23, 1915.
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Real super Blue,
Black and brown Broad J
cloths, from 3 10 Si2>
Elegan, black, brown & {
olive Pelissc Cloths
Super super blue. black. I
brown and mix'd Cas- 4
simeres and Sstinetts y
Plains and Deyonshlre I
Kerseys 4
Black, blue, brown. ol- !
i've, scarlet and Ma
room plain and stripe
Bombszctts, from las I
to 4s6 per yard 4
Blue and black Rstinetts
Green Moresn for Cash I
ings 4
Oil Cloth ESQ to IS per !
yards (
American, Russia & En-. /,
glish diapers
Crash and Tow Clsth 4
Black, green, red, white
and yellow FisnneIs
Green and scarlet do :
Elegant Toiinett and :
swansdewn yesiings {
An elegant apartment 81 .
: ladies and gentlemens !
Hose, from 2s pr. pair {
30 Cd
Children small Socks 4 [
Stockings. blue. red & 4
grey
Caps for Sailors, a large 1
assortment of Gloves, ,
from 9d 20 ass pr pair '
Ladies' and Gentlemen 5 4
black worstead & silk
do 10 I
A good Assortment Of .
tabby Velveis
Elegsn, Waterloo plaid [
CaIicoes, for only ls6 .
per yard
Blescned & unblesched 4
shirtings & sheetings !,
Colreign madapollum < \
steam loom shir,ings \.
from ls6 10 2s9J pc Y
yard I
Elegan, So "a 8.4 94>
NevDpp dee y
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V1LUABLE FIRM.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
, in Aiiddletowp, about one mills and a half from
the ststc-house in Newport. Said F4,m contains a.
bout 60 acres Of land with great quantity of excel
tent fruit trees Of all kinds-togethef with the bud
lngg thereon standing For other information in
quire OF ALANsON PECKHAM
Middletown. Feb II, 1918 #
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10 BE SOLD,

THAT pleasantly situated stand in Sorfi. Kines
= torsn, consisting of a large two story dwelling.
house. barn, crib and other ut-budngs. with a.
bou, so acres, Of land, most Of which is of good
quality together with lanyard, shop. shed, and
bark house. all in pretty good repair The said
farm is 3 miles from the south ferry, on the post
read 10 New.London. Any person wishing 10 pur-
chase win do we'll to call and said farm soon
70 those it will recommend It's situation. and other
advantages For further particulars, apply to the
subscriber, in Westerly
VIM PECKHAei, Jun.
Westerly Sept l6. 1918
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-
10-4 ia & 1874 Rose
Blankets
Plain & figured Lenoes
and book MusIins, for
ls6 per yard
Black Italian, French g.
Canton Grapes
A isrge assortment OF
blsck & white Mourn
ing, and limitation
merino Chintz, and
Cashmere Waterloo
shawis
Cotton fancy. rich. print
cd and double shotted
limitation shawls
Real India long cloths
Elegant hearth Rugs &
hoor carpe,ings
cotton birds eye & dam
ask. for Table Cloths
Blue Serge, 2s3 per yd
Knit petty-coa,s, cotton
balls in boxes. for only
lso per Box
bandanno, flag se black
silk Handke, chiefs
Green & black sarsnetts
Lus,rings & Lcvapiines
angola Gloves, from is
40 twenty-five csnts pr
pair
Irish & German linen
Locking Glasses. from
2sG - 7s6 per glsss
Very cheap Eassie and
Dutch sheetings and
Duck
,merican Ginghams, for
only ls6 per yard
French paper.h .h-ngings,
very cheap indeed, on
ly IS & 2s6 per roll
Black silk Velvet
Gentlemen's Night caps,
ior only Is each
Good tssorlmen, Of Lus.
iring Satin & Garnit-
ufe ribbons
-uspenders, pins & tape
Common and silver eedy
Needles
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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Ceserat Lazd- Office,


ISM November, 1919.
NOTICE.
THE Lands in the Missouri Territory (sorfh y
i she river .hsssuriJ appropriated for military
bounties have beea surveyed, ard the distribution
Of them by Lot will commence on the 6rst Aondsr
in January next.
Soldiers who have received frsm the Departments
efWar, notifications that their Warrants are lsds-
ed In this oce may send their notifications 70 me-
with orders for location, written thus,
"To be located in Missouri north. and the patent
sent to the Post-0f6ce at a.
Witness. c. D."
The Lottery for Military Bounty rsnds on the
r;v.rs ST. Francis and Arksnsss viii not be ready
for several months--solders vho w'sh to have
lands they may retain there aeticatio0s till far.
ther notice 10 given.
JOSIAH MEICs. Commissioner ef the.
General Land Office.
Printers who publish the Laws of the Unitst
,'ates will publish the above once wcrk Ill Jsa-
usry next, and then send their accounts 10 thf i4a4
Office for payment December 2, lsiS
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Nouv Opening ~!
By N. SAEE1 & Co.

III Old No. ~. Cheaf side, 7hames-sfreef.
A LARGE and Extensive Assortment Of FALL
"A and WINTER GOODS. purchased with Cash
in hand. Those who wish to get the worth Of their
Money, invited 10 call and see for themselves
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By Tie Presidsat ef the United Sfas<;.

NHEREAs, by an act OF Congress, passed on
w the third day OF March, 1915 entitled " An.
act to provide for the sscerainng and surveying Of
the boundary lines Gxed by the treaty with the Creek
Indians. and for other purposes" the President Of
acquired by the said treaty to be offered for sale,
when surveyed:
Therefore, j, JAMES MoNRoR, Presidert OF the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales for the disposal (ssreesbly 70 aw
of certain lands in the Alabama territory, shall be
held Cahsba, in se said territory, on The FIRST Mon
day in January next, and shall continue for threA
weeks during which time will be offered for sale.
Tounshin nnmter,d Y 10 LIS inc cluaiYe In rsna,c
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or BY sending the dimensions of vessel, house
or rooms. their friends be supplied with sufii
cient quantity Of Paint and Oil for the same
Newport, April 8, 1873 (tf)
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except such lands as have been reserved by law fov
the support Of schools, and for other purposes Ths
land shall be offered for sale in regular numerical
order, commencing with the lowest number Of Sec
ton, township and range,
Given under my hand, al the City Of Washington,
the 17th day ofJoly, one thousand eight hun-
dred ssd eighteen.
BY the President: JAMES MONROE.
J. MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land oiice.
Printers who authorized TO publish the laws cf
the United states will publish the above once week
till the frat of January next, and send their bills 70
the General Land Ofice for payment.
August S, 1873 Civ.
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FRIENDsHIP.

No blessing Of Ito is auy way comparabl
to the snjoyment'ef discreet and vi'tuou
friend /; Il eases snd uoloads s1s uind. clear
snd improvos the understanding. teogendsr
thoas ~ and knowledge. snimssss virtos an
rood sssolu,icus, sooths and sllsysthe pa'
saeus, and hnds employment for moss Of u
vacant hours q life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03
AIanH top Sale.

'HC subscriber viii sell privately the tract Of LAND
wneienn he at present TesidsE The county Of Ches
'ntlu containing about twelve hundred acres distant
wv" W. buckingham road one and half and ffofn MI
Ncher KobeItbn's tavern two miles. Nv hundred OF
more acres 81 thSidnd are prme creek lowgrounds a
milipond fof Guy yeats sut IS now reciauscd yerv
Nanshe meadow OF natural grass Is attached 70 this
Pice The timber on u is yainahIc and In Sufficient
e""nsncr tor az The purposes farming. A. ndcfea.
40" ute will be mate 20 the parehssef except 70 about
Wenl acres ioI which suit pending 10 the So.
hs,laI Court % TIE county Lksy yonng negroes will
ne iaksu iH paft payment.
hapfiyaie sale be not effected before Il will be oner
- publicly Oh the pfgmises on the oh August next
eims viii b. az befai possb.e ghe traet y 10
pe oisidec, " requires, 70 sgii purchasers.
ISAAC SALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-03
(sntject to he continue


Mr. spiliman supetoaigU OF the ship United State
who has atTN.d ~ banore irOn Iauiv, has ian nised
us with the following siaeieiS OF OF five
persons, Is Do roed and hiuruvied part OF the Of
tue ship Wabash, OF this port Mr. states, that the
18th Of July last at II O'clock, he was requested by his
'inguis 10 attend the eNecuton oil the stOn,
beng ined that the particular request of the
vicSroy he lived 81 the pace America where
the Wabash belonged Under the suongtsl persuasiun
he consented 90 aud coisr quentiy permit
medialey obained form and arrangements made for
their convey 10 he place OF n.
conpaned BY Nj. Nm. Masee, aud after landing they
were conducted by helr linguiss through immense
srond OF people assembled on The OCCASION house
provided Tor them. AieT remaining short TINS, the
ngusis informed them the vlceroy and head mandarin
wished 10 See them, that they could be satisfied Of the
fact Of their wtnsss. The execution. They presented
themselves beture thes and treated with great
spect and attention An ocef then conducted them
he spot where the criminals had drawn up in line
bout IL feet apart waiting on their knees with their
arms pnioned back aud heads projected forward for
the sword OF the eNecutoBer After taking the station
assigned ,ien the sworsnan began his eper ation
as he passed along took on head single blow
cept the fonitai hun he twice. The sight
truly painful, aud informant would glad
have been spared witnessing aiicting hui
manly, though just in itself.
from Mr. Ticocks, The American consul at Canton,
tanning accounts Of thu above Gsusaccn as is suppos
ed. Buzz. Pat.