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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-27
Tlliamsport, Up. AZ July 10,
DESTRUCTIVE WIND.

On Tuesday, the 18th instant, a whirl-
wind commenced at Mr.. John Toner'S in
Mifflin township. 1t proceeded to Mr.. Low
mlller's before it done any damage, where
it took of some hay. Mr.. John Bennets
horse shed, was unrooied, an apendage to
his barn demolished, and about twenty APP
pie trees destroyed. Changing IFS course
shortly after, il came in contact with the
house and barn of Mr.. John Hughs, the
latter of which il entirely unrooied, and
RACED part thereof nearly to the ground
Here its progress seemed in some degree
to be checked but Immediately renewing
its fury, unpoied his still house and pas
sing through his orchard, destroyed num-
Der of fruit trees-his poultry was all car
red of, and has not been seen since, From
thence it crossed the river, taking up the
water so asto expose the bottom. Fences,
grain, &c. and even the largest trees were
Frustrated. Shingles and boards were car
ried off from to g miles. The damage is es'
timated at between and 5000 dollars.
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remains TO be done in this much neglected
country, has been made TO appear by a late
account from Georgia. With its natural
riches we are yet unacquainted, but tic TO-
lowing fact deserves attention. Says the
description from q Savannah Republican,
for 90 years last past there has not been ex.
ported from East Florida one barrel Of tur. !
pentire F.; whereas, when il WAS an infap,
colony Of Great Britain, one contractnr
SHIPPED from ST. Johns river in one seas
10000 barrels. The writer suppcsing d..
St. Johns equal 10 he Savannah i've ~
which is hardly the case, observes, ts,,
from the Savannah, hundreds Of vessels arr
loaded, while the whole OF East Fior;5,
does not load ten year. The cxperimca.
made by the English may satisfy us wb,,
may easily lie done, when Florida is well
settled and well governed. The whole
population at the beginning Of this century
was given at 10000 for both Floriaas md
this numberincluded the Spaniarls French
English, and Greeks, from the Turkish Ar
chipcligo, and the Island of Minorca, with.
on, regard 10 the Indian inhabitants.
The military operations OF the L. Stair,
are given in the official documents. The
surrender of Pensacola was known in Crh,
aud tie Government of Florida, since Tho
surrender, had been permitted TO retire n
that Island. The whole history Of these
events has been sent 10 the American Go.
vemment. and the Spanish Minister had re.
turned TO Washington 10 take the necessa.
ry explanations ofthe administration. We
can need no other explanations till the Pre-.
sident shall judge them eXpeticnt for The
national safety.
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alarm, and that they already anticipate that
any further attempts to establish hole
would be to assure themselves gibbst.
1t cannot be expected Of the ambassa-
doris. that from residence so short, and IN
city like Buenos Ayres, which aspires to
be the capital and the centre Of South Anne
rican legislation and power: il cannot be
expected that residence OF few weeks
there, and a few days at Monte Video, can
have enabled them TO furnish such state
ment of the mind and circumstances OF the
whole country, as is to be desired,
They have, however, seen enough 10
know, that the whole power OF Europe IS
incompetent to reduce by force, the South
Americans to European domination; and
that whatever may be their notifications Oh
government, it will be seif-government, III
dependent Of Europe.
Major Cutler of the, southern army, VINO
passed through this place few days ago.
informed us that the notorious chief ou,ta'
Sc mic co or Mic, &C, de ,ca,e, who has been
for some time past very active in exciting
the Indians to hostility against the whites
was executad at Fort Gaines on the 28tt
ult. by party OF the U ,fau,la Indians
No murders or depredaticns have beer
committed on the frontiers, by the Indians
recently. Major Dinkins, with detach'
ment of about two hundred and fifty sol
diers of the 4th regiment of infantry, LET
Fort Hawkins on Wednesday last, for Pen
sacola, via Fort Gaines. We understand
general Gaines has removed his head quar-
ters to Fort Hawkins.
[JNiRcdgeUiHe Reflector, July IA.
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were .O0tn arINeu--tuC i"S
"a guns, figure head, and yellow sides,
heavy quarter galleries chiefly panied
white. The smallest ship had white wo-
man figure head, and one streak around
both had royal yards rugged alott' when
they closed with us.-The smallest ship
passed to windward Of US within grape
distance, and hosting English cosors, fired
three shot, well aimed, from the waist,
at the L. M. Pelham-although our courses
were hauled up, and mein-yard aback,
and our colours flying, and the female pas
sengers on deck, which they could PLAIN
" see. The other ship hove too at The
same time upon orr lee bow, and hoisted
Kings Spanish ensign and pendant. The
first shot from the Spaniard went over us,
between the fore and main-mast-the Sc
cond with round and grape close under our
bow, and the third went close upon the
forecastle. near the foremost, and struck
few wards to leeward. After which the
small ship bore up and run close under our
stern, and ordered us TO send our boat On
board Immediately, and when within a
short pistol shot under our lee, and we in
the act of lowering the boat down, the fe-
male and all the gentlemen passengers up
on deck, having got over their fright little
after such rough salute, the cowardly
rascals, thinking the opportunity too good TO
let US pass, in deliberate manner, fired
a volley of musketry into US, which tortu-
| nately killed no one, nor wounded any, but
several shot went through the main, and O.
| theirs over the quarter deck.
actually concluded there was war de-
| clared between the United States and
Spain, not knowing otherwise how 10 ac-
count for such villanous treatment. Or
dered the colours hauled down-and after
shearing off from along side the brig, was
then within half pistol shot OF us, he had
still gang alott with their muskets point
ed at US, and | expected every moment
they would shoot all hands in the boat. In
the interim, while went on board the
small ship with my papers, the Pelham was
boarded by an armed boat and an officer
from the large ship. By the passengers |
| was informed, that the officer made many
inquiries displaying the most consumate
| ignorance, corresponding with his appear
ance-he wanted to persuade one OF the
passengers, that he was the captain OF the
Pelham, and would not believe that she was
| from Bordeaux-He was asked upon CO.
ming upon deck, if war was declared be-
tween Spain and the United States, which
he answered in the negative, but that he
expected it hourly, and Dragged how the
Spaniards would give the Americans segars
| to smoke, if it came to a war. He was
very lavish of his abuse, and said that they
were recommended by the Captain Gene.
raj of the Havana, not TO respect the Anne
rican hag-and said il was his opinion that
the Americans were id set of pirates
and puppies. II is supposed that the a.
aforementioned ships were bound 10 Cor
runa from Havana.
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Norfolk, July 22.
EARTHQUAKE AT SEA.


The following is an extract from the log
book of the schooner Major Croghan, capt.
Wootten, arrived at this port on Friday
last from Gibraltar Reading r. Books.
"May 28th, lat. %, SO, long. II, Al,
at noon, extremely warm and sultry, wind
Sat NJ sensibly felt severe shock
of an earthquake, which commenced under
the bottom of the vessel: the sensation and
sound nearly the same as if the vessel had
repeatedly struck hard bottom, or was
grounding on a shoal. Its duration was
about Is seconds, and it ended with rumb-
ling noise to The NV. Middle and latter
part squally." -'-
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Metz York, July 22.
SPANISH PoLITENESs

Captain Schuyler, Of the brig Lady Ma
ry Pelham, from Bordeaux, has commune
Gated to us the following memorandum for
publication.
June a, in lat. 43, 10, long. Is, 90, at 8,
80 P. M. the wind from the North; and
standing TO the Westward, close hauled
upon wind, saw two sail ahead. About
4.P. nj. made them out to be ships car
rying press Of sail-and shortly after
shortened sail and exchanged signals. They
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-27
From the Essen Register.
FLORIDA.

FLORIDA.
The possession of Florida directs our at
tention 10 the history OF this country. The
never 10 be forgotten American Biographer,
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SEMINOLES.

Mr.. Timothy Bernard in letter TO cap
tain w. S. Mitchell, dated on the 4th inst.
states that four red men have been sent up
as a depu,aton from the Seminoles TO sue
for peace. They say as they have made
up their minds TO remain in peace with the
white people, they hope the white people
will remain SO with them. The hostile In
dams have assembled at Alotchewa, and
have nothing to subsist on but a few cattle.
The Indians say that the whites on the
frontier of this state have taken great ma
ny of their cattle. litid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-27

When the news first reached US of the
unfortunate attack on the friendly Indian
village of Chehaw, by a party Of militia
headed by captain Obed Wright, we ex-
pressed our earnest hope, that the govern
ment would, as far as in its power lay, re-
dress the injuries inflicted on this hapless
people. We are glad TO find we were not
disappointed in firm reliance on the just
and humane dispositions of those who ad-
minister our government.
We now learn, from an authentic source,
that upon general Jackson's representation
of the unauthorized destruction OF the Che
haw village, prompt measures were adopt
ed TO relieve the sufferers from their dis
tress. The Indian agent, (gov. MitcheIl)
was directed to assure them, that ample
remuneration for their losses would be
made. To effect this object, the sum OF
ten thousand dollars was transmitted to HIM
six weeks ago, accompanied by instruc-
tions to ascertain, as speedily as possible,
the extent of the injury, and apply the
whole of that sum, if necessary, to the re-
lief of the injured and distressed. From a
statement lately made in the Georgia pa
pers, it would appear, that the sum would
abundantly remunerate them for all their
losses.
The agent was also directed to assure the
warriors, that measures would be imme-
diately adopted to bring the commander OF
the expedition to trial under the laws OF
the United States. A commission has &C
cordingly issued TO the Judges of the Fe-
deral court, as the Savannah paper has cor
rectly stated, TO hold an extra session for
his trial. mat. Infelhgencer, July Cd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-15

and no other can be executed. The &C.
neral may. TO be sure, pardon or remit al
together but who will Justify person,
who holds The prerosaiiye OF mercy, exc
cutting an act of vengeance tcnioid greater
than What VAS decreed by The court or The
jury!
This is will, vengeance what Shake
sneare calls "a dc,iiish mercy in the
indge"
Should any ore doubt the practice on
these occasions, ve refer 10 ihc following
extract from lGen.) Macomb's" Martial
Law:
- As TO sentence Ola general court martial is
eor.ple,e until II has received The APPROPRIATION
of the President OF The u. States Oh the com
niauder IN chief 10 whom that power has been
specially delegated, the president or such com
inander, disapprosing OF the sentence. may or
der The court IN re consider or review their
pros eedilss, and ecommend 10 them AN allcra
tor al their iud nent; but as il rs not consistent
with the executive powers, under tie cousii-
tuition of The United States, actually 10 exer-
else any judicial authority, Mich belongs
alone to the conris OF Justice; So The president
can neither himself make any alteration in the
sentence of such cour,s. nor commit thar pow
or 10 any other: all therefore, that it's Compe-
tent for the President OF the United States 10
do the sentence OF a court martial shall not
NEE I his APPRECIATION, IL TO order the court 10
review their proceedings.
the President Of Tie United STATES has the
power of pardoning or reD,iitiDg the sentences
OF courts martial This branch OF the prcsi-
dental prerogative is founded upon Tie prin
ciple, that as the president rcpiese the no.
dy of The public, aud possesses by delegation
all It's powers and rights with regard To the
execution Of the laws, all breaches against the
public laws are considereda- offences against the
people, aad therefore In the president as their
Representatives. u belongs ot right 10 pardon of
fences against the public aud as II i, not com
. t1etCnt for by M ant IA
dispense with the iigOr OF positive laws. how
ever sironsly the particular circumstances ola
case may plead for such diSpeusation SO il is
OF The utmost consequence int tile end OF ms
ice, tha, AN equitable power of this Kind
should he lodged with the chief magistrate,
from whose hands il is likely 10 be issued with
the least hazard OF suspicion of partial or I'M.
pure u0tives.'
In fact, view Tie case of Ambrster as
we will, it's impossible for us TO regard
1t IN any other light Than as an unneces-
sary, wantnn and Unprecedented ransac-
ton, for which Gen. Jackson i'm parlctl-
lar ought 10 answer To the constituted
authorities of this country.
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rally admitted, and in this country parii-
cularly. solennly recognized. In this
belief, he said, he had grown up; IN this
belief lie had lived. His opinion as to
Tie expectancy of reducing our present
military force, remained unaltered by the
events which had elapsed since he before
suggested II, he might say, he added, IL
had been confirmed. He had not thought
proi,er at the last session 10 introduce
this resolution. lie had waited IN The
hope that soiIe gentleman better qualified
10 sustain il should make tie motion !:
in that hope, lie had SO far waited at The
present session. No one having underta-
ken what he now conceived his duty, he
moved
:. Tint the committee on military affairs be
instructed 10 en,n ire INTO the expediency OF
reducing the army OF the U. States:
MIR. W moi wishing TO hurry the motion,
il was. al his request, ordered 10 lie on the
table.
The bin for auilioriziag the settlement
of The accounts oi James Wilde, and the
resolve inr survey OF the coast of North
, Ca,o.na, &c. we're received from the Sc
male, twice read and committed.
The report Of tic committee Of peDsi-
Gus uniavorable To Tie petition of John
Porter, underwent some discussion In
commii,ce of the whole, in which Messrs.
Harbour, Rhea, and Smith, of Md. ensa.
ged, and being reported 10 the House, was
conesrred III without opposition.
The bill authorizing The distribution OF
sum of money among the representatives
OF the late Commodore Edward Treble,
&c. passed through c0mnilite. oi the
whole. tThe obiec, OF this bill was eX-
planned by Mr.. PieaSdnts. 1t is 10 allow
he usual proportion OF prize momey for
the brig Syren. captured for breach of
blockade by our squadron of Tripoli III
1901, and taken AT that time into the SER
vice of The United States, but subsequent
ly sold al reduced price. The bill was,
without opposition, ordered to be cngross-
ed Tor third reading; and the House
adjourned TO Monday.
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EXTRACT OF a lfaTrpzpArsD

49,, U0.FtpStO en-. fec. 10.
The treaty between Great Britain and lhis
conntty, mentiUR OF vhchha been MADDEN The
public SaaetteS, has cot reached this p,dFc /
ieatn, ti'at ny ihe treaty, ait anaIigeiiieut has
been made respecting the fisheries on The nri-
ti>l American coast, leaving them o be euio> ed;
rs they were under The treaty OF IS also re-
speeding Columbia river establishments, winch
Is 10 belong 10 the United states 4ud fes .ect-
Ig tie slaves carried %. by BRITISH trui, s.yS IN
liie tate war. IL Ike vise proyides Tor iiNiu,
the bouudary on our Nolth weste n, f,4,if,tr.
and tor the continuation Of tie C6n.ne,cial
Convention OF idi5, tor fhe Term OF No. years.
oar relations, witl ihe exception ofGiiatorv.
yaSciiatihg Spain, aTe noW On tie most friendly
footing. But. pot
PIRACY AND MURDER
NEW GoEk, Dec. 3.--Capi3in noLie. ofihs
sioop Susan, vim arrived This morning in ~
days from AHN Cages, mentions. that II ,Tls
reported at that place on The il;h az No.em.
ber, that Baltimore schooner had l,reD cap-
iaIed by pirate, and ali hands on hrard mni.
deed he pirate was afterwards chascti
ashore bN a man OF war schooner hsiOn,,ins 10
Aux Cages.
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We learn from Captain Whitehead. OF lie
Rising sun, from pssnaWDucto. tIaf "a few
days before lie sailed, the rcI sOas ~ho were Il,
confinement for bciag concerned ~ the iaie
revolution, had received the >kuis's pA,do,.
and were liberated. my I,,o,r
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Walter t.owrie las been eIecit q d Acnaior 10
congress fiem tie state OF PeinSyi ,amia fn the
place Of hlT LacOck.
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n We are authorized 10 announce ~. BoJCyf ib0i.
ioyy as candidate 20 represent the ssnMotsl us.
fict composed of The coWiiie8 ~ Spoitsyfaia, cui
pepper, madison and orange, " the Legislature % this
state.
Tile elections viii be holden in ofnnce on TIE Ilst
Masiton, 22d-cuipeycr, 2ga-sHd Spotsyiyanis. 1sib
tasialf.
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Vol. VIII.
ooNprrroNs OF rHe nERALp.

CONDITIONS OF The HERALD.
The subscription is FIVE deliats per an
vrunn--puyable by toTn subscribers hall
yearly In advance.
Country subscribers (fren the difficult
by Of collecting at a distance) viii be ex-
|pected to pay the whole year in advance,
OF the time for which they subscribed, or
Fsave responsible friend in town.
No subscription taken for less term
|shan six months. Communications or
aers, sc. to be post. paiS. No paper will
De discontinued Cbut at the discretion of
she cditors) until all arressages have been
paid
Advertisements, not exceeding asquare,
Inserted three times for one dollar. and
twenty-five cents for each succeeding in
sertion, All advertisements sent 70 the
Office without having the number OF times
for which they are to be inserted designa-
red, VII appear in every paper until other
wise ozsered.
A liberal allowance made 10 those who
advertise BY the year.
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RUM, SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.

RUM, SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.
TTEHE Subscriber has received and Of
fers for sale,
puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rnm
g barrels N E..
6hhds fugar, part of which is very fine
Is bags coffee
40 boxes mould candles
40 kegs CARROTS, Hamilton's and Lee
peI's fnuff; 30 boxes tegars
"a kegs large twift tobacco
40 fmall ;,
a pipes TenerifFe, Sicily & Madeira wine
r5 chefs, half chefs and boxes Y H. and
imperial tea Iso reams wrapping paper
roo reams letter and common paper
- 90 dozen bed cords and lines
Together with a choice aGortment of
| the bef liquors, by retail. ALSO,
Pepper in kegs, glauber fats
Pimento alum, indigo, fig blue
Copperss, nladder, ginger, Hutmegs
| Loaf and lump fugar, fo9p in boxes
Brimfone, powder in kegs, etc,
fept 9, ROBT. S. blackjack,
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1918.
LINDSAY s. BILL

HAVE Just received by the sloop o.
u z ceen, capt Middleton, from Norfolk
and now landing at Twins wharf
$50 Jacks Liverpool coarfe isit
400 A. fine .,
IS boxes raifins
10 bales prime upland cotton
IN STORE
Jamaica and w rum in hhds
Domeftic fpirits p,
CHM pipes
Whiiky in bis
Sugar in hhls and barrels
Coffee in pirncnto and bags
Soft ihell almonds >,
Imperial tea in 10 catty boxes
Ground ginger in kegs
Mefs had in bis
Alfo-- Family Flour. dec IL
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RICHARD LIBSY

MAS had an arrival OF goods from
Nh Liverpool, among which are
Prime grain and gratis Waldron's fcy,hes
Sickles, patent and other ftraw hnives
Broad ana narrow hoes, chain traces, &c.
And OR hand very general and eAten
FIVE adortment of Hardware, viz:
Building materials of all kinds
Cutlery and iaddiery, tin plate
Nails, fpikeS, brads, anviis, Vites, ihot
Swede's, Englifh, American and Ruffa
bar iron.
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Mottlecai Miller s. Son

Motdecai Miller s. Son
5NEAVE Imported in the shin Young
= Here, $50 packages GERMAN
GOGDS--eondiipa Of. ls
Burlaps various qualities ard prices
Hempen ticklenburgs
Bet quality do dc
White rolls
Few cafes fhirtihg linens, quality fupe-
rior to irifh, fail cloth
Wine and porter bottles, ct andp; MT
Coffee Mills liquor cafes, crull0les
Looking glAdes. ALSO.
Spanifh hides, tanners oil
Platter ground and in fore
Pilot and navy bread, -rack;rs
Spun cotton, with a variety OF other ar
ticles. oct %
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IUsT RECEIVED,

DER schr. Geo. Washington, from
Norfolk, and for sale,
1000 feet st. Domingo mahogany, OF
superior quality, and good proportion
Of branch logs. Also, on hand,
5000 feet bay wood, in logs and boards,
to suit purchasers, Also,
1000 feet birch scantling, suitable for
bod steads, Together with
A quantity Of Lignumvite, also ship
blocks.
EF@ IN ec1e'sstUe assortment Of .fuTHi'
ture, as usual. SAMUEL WARD.
Lower end Of Prince-street, Alex'a
Nov Is Il
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500 mems and boys bound leather Stoes
400 >, low priced fur hats
400 ', and boys wool ,,
400 boys white :,
1000 pair mems and boys coarfe iho.s
10 boxes lemons
All OF the above articles are offered for
fa.e at low prices for cafh, and at the ifual
cresiit 10 punctusi caftorners, Country
merchants can Be fuppiied at northern pri-
ces. feptember ,,
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PARTNERSHIP.

TNHE Public arc respectfully inform
ed that the business heretofore
carried on BY the fnbfcrber. viii, in fu-
ture be conducted under she firm of
MORDEC.AT MILLER e. SON,
by himfeif and his ION VIM. II. Miller.
MORDECAI MtLLER.
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S. 6 ID. 8EED

LEAVE Just received fresh supply
a a SHOES and HATS, consisting oil
the following kinds;
1000 pair women's ieathes rrmps
400 ;, thick foles
80 mites
AGO ,, >, with heels
600 ,, low priced morocco Alps
500 yhildren's morocco and rca-
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a New Work on FarrierY.

A New Work on Farriery,
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bound. Price, Two Dollars ALSO,
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manulcriPt, found in the lnand OF Patr os,
where St Jonn wrote his book of the Re-
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