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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

Al Meeting OF the A ;ricutural SO
Getty of New Castle County, held at the
Court tioust III the town Of New Castle
the 5(tday OF tins instant,
II was resolved, that piece of silver
plate, with such devise and Impression
thereon as may be teemed proper by the
lcummi,.ec Of examiners Tor the time
watded TO any member of the Socirlv
who shall at The stated meeting III No
sember next, present and read before
1.-The socltly, th best writleh essay on the
intrinsic vai,e oi arabic land.
Resolved. that a piece OF silver plate
with such device and impr, ssion thereon
; may b. de meu PR ptl by the com.
nltce OF examiners Tor Tic time being,
not exceeding in value $40, b. AWARDED
TO any member OF Inc society who shall
lcXhlDi. the requisite proof OF having
raised the creates quantity OF whea,
'roni ole acre of land, subject to the
itration prescribed by the 18th sec. OIL
tne by laws. al the next August meeting
II the society.
Resolved, that piece Of silver plate
with such device and impressions as may
be deemed proper by the committee o.
examiners for the time being, not xcee,..
ling 90 dollars, be awarded To any meu be,
Of this society who shall exhibit the re.
quisi'e proof of having raised the creates
quantity OF indian Corn Oh one acre OF
land. subject 10 the donation provided
by the lsth sec. Of bye laws, a, the meet
ing of the society il February 1919.
The following gentlemen, agreeable ia
the 5th sec. OF the bye laws, were elected
honorary membeN of the society, to wit
Nicholas Rdgley, George Cummins
Isaac Davis, Cornelius P. Comegys,
Henry NJ. Ridgley, Thomas Clayton
William II. Wells, Joseph Haslet. Man.
aen Bull, Samuel Payni=r, Andrew Nau.
dan. Jacob Stout, Andrew Barrett.
|William Warner, William Kennedy
Jesse Green, enry Moileston, William
b. Copper, Benjamin Burton and presl,
|spruance'
John Cra7c.
Recording Secretary.
Aug. %, 1915,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

=? 'rtuc GA WIZ OF v,nd Exp. to ms
d'rected, vii be exposed 10 pubic SIZE.
al the house Of John Grow, ~. astlu, in
'ew Cas'le hundred, on THURSDAY the
18th day oi @.p t'mber next, at 2 o'clock
?. NJ the following described lands, ST..
luaie i,'ng And bein.S in The hue I'D Oh
He'd Lion, aid bounded ny lands d john
Ioppin, Gcorsc ioprii,, ihcnas lay
ton, and slamuei Topic, corlainiug by
Computation pne huih.red and twenty
1880 ACRES, u1aie or SIS.
Seized 4id ,aSen il eAecu:ioti as ';.s
p. iitrrs O Alexander Jamison, ju,. and
10 be sold by y
francis Haughev, sheriff.
New Castle, Aug. ~ 1918
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
Fi,ss sAI ~,
I. a z Tnluabs' rs,,.

S'tua'ed IN a l,saithY IN jGrhood
part in tis S'ae Of .jal Z fnd par
y tie Stu'e ii aiatv' a,.-.i9 new ,Iasti,
I'D Cecil counlies, csflain,i Z $50 acre.
4bou. $50 acres Of which Is excelitn
Woodland This tract issilpated wills.
! mics Of Frencltown. ar / :. of t.lktu.
siemacsahlY wei watere fem num,
,cr ct springs arising there a and is AT,
good fence, The ,uialiii.. road fron
- " Castle 20 Frenrh,oN n ,asseS thrt
i'Ns tsiais, whereby il m.sy ne convent
,',tiY divided into TWO Far,ns. The ten
AZ house (hrick} is IL goo order. an,
rhe barn new. The soft y ea,arkably
we'll adAp!ed to clover and Plaster.
The contemplated Che 81 psake and
Delaware Canal is stattd tai to pass
through !h'~ fdrm. y hich,., presumed
viii enhance the value oil i N the est,
n atinn ut the purchaser at Lis measure
Is COW aoout "a sA brou. i, f-ward, and
probably, shor.lN earried - execution
The terms viii be accc mnoilatii L, and
further particulars may be K, 'wn by ap.
plying TO the subscriber.
Morgan .5anes.
Wilmington, Gel Feb, & IF
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

BY virtue Of writ III vend. EXP "a ma
directed, will re exposed 10 puioi, sale,
lat ihr House Of pnid nfintn, 4, IT.
ningtun, in Christian nnndred, o.. 81.
I,urday the l2,h day .! sept nrxy nj ~
.'clcck. noon. the following desc ,..ct,
LANDS and tenGmths elIna.e in Afls
ICrelk hundred, 20 VII, No. !, A III. 4s-
'ute in o"e half OF stone house mi
lot land, situate in St.n.on now uccJn.ac
las a Tavern. No. 2, life estate IN olr
nulf Of IA lot otland il Christiaua huntiy4t
adjoining lands Of Simon Cranstor a,.G'
|olhers. 30. J. a resersionary intG,e-t
IN plan'a'ior, and one bali Vi C,iay
Mill, now held hy benjamin. Hersev. II
tenant for life, containing by comru.4
ton one hundred acres, more or less.
Seized and taken in esecutipn as' I'LL
Iproperty of Soipmcn Hersey, and d i.
soldhy
Francis fEaliglIey. 81. r.
! New Castle, Aug. %, 1878.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
STAGES AND POST CnAIsEs.
Over a good Turnpike Road

over good ufnpiSe Road.
One boat will leave the first wharf above
Market street, Philadelphia, every da, at Il
O'Clock. The passengers viii b.. forwarded VIII,
|. possible dispatch by way of Wilumg on
a, d Elkton, and arrive in Baltimore, early
next norning in time for tie Southern OF West
eru rtages
y Another Boat will leave Bowley's wharf,
Baltimore, every evening at o'clock. The
passengers will be forwarded without delay,
and arrive in Philadelphia, early next morni.s
in time for the New York Steam Boats
To accommodate those whose business rem.
ders the aforesaid hours announcement, q Steam
Scat viii leave Philadelphia daliy, al Z, A. NJ.
aud Wilmington at J. 7. M. Except on Mon
days. the iost Chaiss or Stages, Of the line
viii leave E.Kton or Wilmington, m season 10
place them IN tbs lne southwark or eastward
he same day, and afford so nuca more time
10 meet ousue SIS OF friends at Wilmington, Elk
Ton, the factories on the Aywine, or else.
where.
There are two Post Chases running daily
each way, and others are preparing 1ho.e
persons tirst entered on he Books OF the Steam
Boat, will he entitled TO Preference in tn,
i'ost Chases. For passage, appiy to the cap
lam on boa rfl or TO
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
Sheriff $ SnfeS. !.


lsy virtue Of a wtir of md. exp TO ma
directed. viii tt' extnseAs 10 public Sc, az
'he housc 81 Aine.ia Cnyk, Can wells
3f 3.g<, y y IL r2es handled, Oh eri-
sic ,lse- 81 7el4y q sef,rrnber 10 NJ
4 2 clack,, P. N the following described
iait's siioa1e, lyi 4 and being in the hul~
bred OF Appoauinnimink, and bounced
', lands Of The l,e,rs Of cob t'srtw,iei,io
the heirs oil " ii!,am Fra,cs deceased,
- N. Canik and others, conyaiG,i.e hy
computation, seventy acres, more cr
less. s
Seized and taken in execution as tbs
property Of Cornelius Moriord. and TO be
sold by
Francis Hangicy, Shift.
Mes Cu.tl Aup 30 1919
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
LIE MP
sfeD@. SALE,

That handsome and highly improved
Farm, MORVEN, iate lie property of
ltapiah, -isavid Res, s!lre zseti, situated
lin 10 l.Geiy - Ia - .4,-s
Uelam re. whirip tie dis a)iCe o. .ao
iml y n the later town, i've miles
from Wilmington and three Of Christi
ana 2ridpe .onlaining about $50 acres
If land, chiefly arabic, and III high
state Of cultivation Some marsh mea
ow III herd glass, with the ecess4r,
ld,ains I'he woodland is thriving young
hickory and oak, and all well enclosed
with thorn fences. 1 he buildings Oh
the place are good Brick dwelling
mouse, new Brick Barn with sta ling,
and stails for so head OF cattle, .granary
and carriage house. poui,rt house, with
! Sheds and y4tds for he ppul,r;, Il sh. ZIP
Ihouse convenient and well iiiied, son,
SMOKE house aud sprung house, with d
never .aiItng spring .! excellent uatcI
and neat wen BUTT Ice IL use, that wiz
ontain 40 wagon i1ads sc.s is on th,
lace i fine young or.herd of the b
taraiied fruit very handsome and wei
Stocked sarde' two coed pumps, all tn
| ,tnck ON lhc farm, consisting OF norsss,
; NJ uIs wa' ,n,. Cy.r - al
soung steers, five boat 4 yea.s cid
t,lackwtil breed; sheep, rs Mer!nos ;
hogs. poultry Of different kinds, and
farming utensils Of every description.
II is presu ed that no person lnclin-
ed TO purchase so valuaair an estate will
wish 10 en-, age withou, Gl,' viewing the
premises, Which will be- shows by APP
plcalion at the place or, ii ny iaIor-
imatio, should be reQunta IA PhlIadel.
phia, it will be given BY calling on John
Leamy, Esq MOI : II bird street
Marci, q. Ross, adm Y.
with viii ANNEXED, on the premises.
Aug 26--.tt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

By virtue Of . writ ii verd. exp u arr
dir &C cd, viii = exposed to public sale.
at the house 81 Jayad Rrinon i ,m.ne.
ion, IN Chri..iana HUNDRED. oil ~a,,.,d av
The l2'h day Of septenbyr ne>t. 1t Il
O'Clock, noon, the foilwin,. des, ihed
lanes and ttnemenls. sllua.r ID Aiilr
Creek hundred, to vii life estate in 4
plantation or trac, ot land I'D one hals
OF 'rlst Mid, lhc iaAds adloiniua pro-
perry Of JUST Jusils John r. Fiii ~
and others, Containing by Computation
one hundred acres, more or :ess.
Seized and taken IN execution az .he
property of Ben,am'a iierses and TO BIZ
sold by
Francis f'anghey, sa.G..
New Castle, Aug 90 1878
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

By Yirt,;., Of snndtv writ q {, "a to me
.dlrecleG. nj % -~rasc,i al pabiie sa!s,
at the house Of Joseph Rob,.s,i in
Rrahdywine hWdred, on M ~ the
18th dap Of Septem5er at ten clock
Ia ". horses, cows. hogs hav, ra's,
corr in the round, one ten plate stove,
sc s.
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Joseph Robinson and to be
Is Id bv
Francis FIau@|ley sheriff.
New astle, September 5, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

BY virtue of sundry writ of Il. ia. to
me directed, will be- exposed to pu'3!c
safe, al the house Of John Herdman New
Ark) in White Clay Creek hundrrtl, on
hu sday the i7'h dav of Neptem 'er
inst. al . o'clock, p M The unexpii, d
term OF lease on alot Of land situate in
the village of New Ark, adjoin'rg pro-
perry of the New Ark Academy and
Others, on ich IS erected two story
'raHe dwelling house, stables, sc.
Seiz and taken in execuiIuh as the
property of WIN. G.. Lowe,andto be sold
by .
Francis Hausiey, sh..T.
rs New Castle, Sep s, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

By virtue Of sunctry writs Of Fl "a to
me directed, VIII be exposed TO pui,!ic
,sle al the house of Ja,nes MelatTv in
Christina huoHlr.d. or Friday the stil
lday oi Sep. inst. a, ten O'Clock, \ VI.
household and Kitchen turuiture black
smith tools s..
Seized apd taken as the. propt,t. Of
Jams, ADD Thomas Mehaf'y, ard TO be
sold by
Francis N'u;sicy, Sheriff.
New Castle, sep 5 1919.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
John Bowman.

No. 3, North Wharves, Philadelphia.
N. d. All bagg sc TO be in the Charge and at
The risk OF the owners Baggage viii als- be
taken from, or put Oh board OF the New Yor /;
Steam Boats alongside, Tree Of expence.
Aug. 5-tt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
Enoch Joyce. : hpriT
Library %uticc.

An Election If officers Tor the Library
company Of Wilmington, wall TAX, place
II in iht librar, room on q: day lie 7th 81
mex VIC. to coz melce at 2 clock at
which time the proprietv ot taking mea
su rs TO increase the annual payment and
7 also the law regulating he mode of for
feilirg sha es viii BE- considered and
acted upon; punc'Gal attendance is I
quesied.
Samuel Hills.
secretary
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
FOR SALE.

The time Of a healthy act,re negro
Girl, 'cho hes tzcelre years TO serse
7nd il na7c Siciten----appiy to thu
Ediior.-f
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
sSy the President Of the |
NtAteS.

e.tateS.
WHEREAS, by an Act oil Congress
passed on the ID Of March, 1917. emf
He'd " An act 10 authorize the appoint
ment OF Surveyor for the lands IN the
northern part aflhe Mississippi territory,
and the sale OF certain lands therein de
scribed," the Presiden, Of tn, u states
l.. authorised 10 select certain lands. Tor
scites for towns, and cause tie SAID lands
10 b. laid of into town lots, and the said
lots t. b. offered ior sale-----
therefore, !, JAMES MONROE, Presi-
cent of the United States, do hereby dc
clare and MAKE known, that pubic sales
Tor the disposal flhe lots 10 The town o.
Marathon, (hGretotore called Fiilion's
Bluif1 on the south bank of the river Fen
nessee (near the head of The >usclt
Shoals in Alabama Territory, Oh the
second Monday in October next
rhe sales Shall continue open for one
week, and longer # necessary, and the
lots shall be oifereti Tor sale in regular
numerical order, beginning with the
lowest number.
Giycn rutier my Land, at the City Of
aslin,g,on, this 26tn day OF May
1918.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President.
JOSIAH MEtGS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
May So iawtO
A Map Of the huntsville District is
eng aved and Plan pf the town of
Mara'han will be engraved as speedy as
practicable, and will be sod al louisville;
and at the General Land Office, by
JOHN GARDINEY,
Chief Glcrk
Printers Of the laws who ii.sert this
10, &C, shah have copies OF the Map and
Plan.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
Treasury department..
W ashington, April, IS, 1878.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

To the proprieiors Of Stock ISSUED
U der the convention With France, oi
Inc sN,n 81 81 81 SOS, con.,s or,lr culye /,
Louisiana Sock, tho, Que .nuie, !, n, hal
Of the principal of SAID stock, viii us
redeemed On the 2lst Of October mex
ensuing the date hereof, and that the same
will be paid 10 the respective proprie
tors, or TO their a,tornics duly authorized
OH the day before mentioned, at the
Treasury in Washington, or at such
Loan Offce, on the books whereof any
portion = said stock may then stand,
lnfornstion is further given, tia, the
interest due at the time oil REDEMPTION
on such part of SAID Stock is held IN
Europe, will be paid as heretofore in
London and Amsterdam; and that The in.
teres. on such part Of said took as has
ht en- domes,icat, d, will be paid at tn.
same time with the principal, either al
The Treasury or at the Loan Offices, as
beiure mentioned. And 1t is also hereby
made known, that interest on the muiety
~ h..lf Of said louisa Stock. ntente
% be redt emed as aforesaid, will tcas.:
and determine after the 2lst day Of
ctcber, sl0
Nh. III. GRAN l. ORD.
SscrclargGf The Treasury.
Nav l3IaWtlO
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

The following gentlemen
are authorised to receive sui,
scriptions and money fer the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
Neg George Pifrce. Esq.
Dortr--.jsr. John .iiaulorc.
Smyrna--.Hr. Benjania cooalbs.
George T'oaon, Dcl.--.Ir. James Aa
dersOn.
Caii.7cclrs Bridge--.Ir. Darid VII
son. J'n.
IL. ,;,,ti.--ytis. t'elsa. !, 5i''s,7' r.
Ifv'es To-gR---.si". 'fnrSe 4S95ct
Laprei--,'v. ss..i.rsim Collins.
Jnilileiopn- -.ilr. Philip iseaGing.
.EIkton. HID Tobias Rudolph, Esq
Other appointments will speedily
be atIe.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
Joshua Burrows.


And now, to wit: this 25h day Of Ju
iy, 1878, on motion oil comr iainan,'s so
ilicitur. and OH affidavit made Of the de
fet.dant residing out of The state, 1t is or
dered by the chancellor, tina, he dcfcn
dant, Josua Burrows, do appear in this
co rt, and IN this cause, on til first Mon
day oi March next, and f lie his answer
or the compliments bill filed "a This case
shall be taken pro coBfrsso and il is III
ther ordered thai d cop, Dl this ORDER bs.
inserted with, so da,s from this date
i thr Delaware Gag ,e and Peninsula
Advertiser. published IL tbs trough ol
~ I!mington in tiis STAG. d d 10 tht
C'ion for tue Country. il, biz, al in the
city { Phi!aueihha ~, ne Zach u
those papers puh!ishea wr tire. moolhA
next afler ITS Hrs, publication.
! he a,ate OF Delaware,)
Sussex couu,y, TO vii. 5
do sertify that the above is Il
true copy of the record in tie
above suit,
In les imony whereof have
hereunto sc my hand aut
(sEAL) affixed the seal of the Cour
OF Chancery, at tieorgetcw
the 28th dav of July, Ammo
Domini 1919.
JEHu STOCKLEY
Register in Chancery
| Aur 5--~--Sn,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
Notice..

The employment Of an Agent or At
torney is not necc ssary in any claim IA
qa,nst the government. II is mos, gen.
srallv attended wish eEhence, and some
times vi h aciaaf toss.
Claims will be promptly settled, when
the accounts, and vouchers with which
they are connected, are transmitted to
the proper Office.
Money will be transmitted, whenever
receipt for the sum due, or where tie
amount is not ascectalned, receipt in
blank, shall be orwarded to the Treasu
.y Department.
"lliary patents, and certificates of
military pensions, viii be transmitted in
lik.. manner, whenever the necessary
vouchers are forwarded to the proper
AtfiCt,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
Conditions Of this Paper.

Tar DELAWARE GAZETTE IS pun
,IsuEp ywsex A wEgg, AT 1--WE ,,o.sAR.
E.snae, PAYABLE SIN MONTHS IN ADVANCE
'EiJyss a',@.N EIFS wtltHs iNsga I
THEE TIMES, AT oNss DoLaAR' a souAR z
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS FOR EVERY sue.
cEEDINc INSERTION. PAyMgNT TO BE
MADE At THE TIME WHEN THE ADVERTISE.
MrHrs ARE LETT AT THE OFFICE FOR PuB
LlJArIoS.
~ No PAPER DISCONTINUED UNTIL
ALI hRREARAGEs ARE PAID,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

t1aiWiImington, Aur 22--tm
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12
FtUrg,ale zones.
n - .
Wilmington, Gel Feb, 8 IF

-. ~ g1.u.'. 49,. ,,tess 5 g
/. tF ti.e STATE Of l.es'. AZ, acid in
iieorge Town, in md Tor the
county of Sussex, of lie sns oe: .crm
A. ID 1913.
W. II. Wells, Burton HYap,cs.1
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-12

N'ea Cn.tlc. AUG 20. 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-23
sa.1sS' = - = 49, --s-I-s-A
SNVYN JAM ENXNA .

TRANSLATED roaihe Cermeo U'Oro30co, of Juiy2I.
4UGosruRA, july 2j.-On Sunday, the i3ih
Ot The present month, al two q clock, the time
fNed for Tie Supreme Chiefs receiving The
civi! authorities, the generals, and pincifa
otnceIS ut the army and navy the ad,nirat Of
the navy, Luis Brion, had the honor to present
10 his eXceilcncy. MIR. Il Irvine, agent of the
United States of y orth America, whom lie Ind
conducted la lis vessel from La McrgaItte..
4 he Supreme Chief advanced some steps to
receive him, and having seated Kin on his
right, expressed the great satisfaction which
the government aud people ct Venezuela re-
ceived al seeing in Their Capital agent
of the government and people for whom ihey
had always entertained sentiments OF prefer
ence the most cordial, whatever might be the
object of his mission.
The senior agent OF the United States an.
swered uI terms n;oSt expressive and sa'isiac.
tory. Alter some conversation with the Su-
premr Chief. on subjects connected with the
circumstances of tie day, he presented his
| credentials, which The Supreme Chief, after
raising them 10 his breast sign Of Tie hiIii-
est esteem aud respect passe TO The Secretary
of state. IKE senior agent OF lie L. States
retired shortly atirr, accompanied by The adj
miral of The republic, and receiving from the
Supreme Chief The same attentions as at his
entrance.
Shortly after The civil and military auihori.
ties were dismissed. and ihe Supreme Chief
passed into his cabinet with the Secretary OF
State.
On the night OF the SANE day the Supreme
Chief gave grand banquet ~ compliment 10
Mr.. Irvine, ~ which HE authorities, tie gene.
rails. and The cicfs of the army, and some dis
tiuyuished citizers assisted aud v h!ch was
distinguished for the mirth, frankneSs, and the
| trateInai repub!icausm thar prevailed.
All the sentiments expressed in the tOasts
were rhlauthropic aud liberal and no person
could c0ufire 10 his head the ardent wishes il
formed tor the eternal friendship aud union OF
| NOrh and South America.
The enthusiasm is incredible which was
inspired by the toast given by the Supreme
Chief. go tue health ofthe President Il the
United States, James Monroe, once ii soldie.
AND always the friend Of liberty"
And by that winch ia return WAS given by
the senior agent OF lie United States TO
the success and perpeimiy of tie republic oil
NeHe lueld, Is iIirli lie compared to new LIGHT
that dssipated ddikncss aij cOnto%nled ~
ranny Ia fine, lie satisfaction that reigned
at this feast. can lie compared alone 10 tina
which is felt by tuO biOihers who mex ected
iy recognise and embrace each other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-23
DOMESTIC.

WAsHsTGTON, October five have Occa-
siOnaiiN niGdCd IS The speCH!atiGNS of the Dri
tiSh pFuts reSpt citing the occurrences on the
southern iioriJFr, aud Fave copied from them
several artlCICS calculated 60 shew their tone
and Sl,iiit. J lc opinion has all tatiy breu cx-
ytcssed, which we have seen no reason to
change. thJt those piiHis do vet speak the sen
timent% g.; Tie Ir'tish government, and that
Elite iutli0ItatyG IS 10 brdttdcLrt t. 81, hOsGip
temper OF their iauguase. Bat. ihc most IDLE
tale maN he reiterated. until, being uhrelnted.
IL be believed. II Is in this view OniS Wc have
ihOucEt ii vel io Ot!cr d,spas.inndiC cxposi.
lion OF lh" iil1C!rs which lac ai ifc bottom Of
the aT umcnis OF Tie Rfitiab ptiit> ou tGc sub
jCct Of The Seminpic war aud al Our relations
gene ralls with the iudiau tribes. so mich,
pefharS, l. dur 10 sell respect, and 90 tlie Opi-
Mon ~ The world.
The fat wr shalt notice in The British wri-
tefs, is tie assumption HAT The lands cedcd by
thc Creek Indians 90 The Jriftd States. by tie
treaty ui F0it Jagh..n. Wefc restored TO
the Indians ny ia" ;ttai, 81 GhPut. III, posi-
ton Is fundamentals erroneous as pldin
settlement Of Iafis wti ricaIiy SLOW.
he tIcatS g.! GLCui vas ratified hy The Sc
nate Of tie tnucd states ON tbe i1i!i OF Fcbru.
atN. 49,. Us r'ttfturp So thP Gth aiiiCic OF
shat treaty. $50 Eud ihal beta The United States
and hi- B,ItriGc Mac,ty engage tOput an
end, Immediately, after ", rsf,fcatiOa. O. hos.
ul,tics "tt. al iii"r> ~ nations oi Indians
,cfN irbsbi h.g DuiV Dc at Waf al lhF time W
>Hrt g"ii "rotio9 md tOyll,, itti 40 Iest-Je 10
HuCh tt1tS GO ndit0u~ co. urCutcit aii ne pos
80. siti.e, ti4tts, dsd piftiies,s, which thcy
IiiaS .att sdtns cd or Eftu entitled 20 in 1911 e,
ptrttoI, 90 ouch hrsiihuc~."
he UtalN AZ IOlt Jackson Nae com indcd
~ 9Th ut "H2Cst.iNii Ftrtr"i W0ptts pi.gigrs
~ the r"ttnrGthH. ~ tDr frcafg ~ Ghfif. add WAS
aus faiiii'd bct-fc ihF iaItcr received tx
constitutional -atriIoii. SOW bN tHe treaty. o.
ntt JaCt SON. hc.iiiiics bctrCCn TIC triicd
Sgotcs dud tDc ttctks bad tCastd and tis
Treaty oi Client icuud th"m aUd g." Ctitrd
States af ir1ct, and therefore, not iuriricd lu
tte ulcartue 60 ti.r .th .ftic!o ans respect.
Iuf % Jl,tc.iis d., - letter iairi, rab.i uFd ln
q BTlit~h puat, uudrf tnc si-ua'n' % u. .ir-
b4fFAof, sd assumed 90 led buiish agci1 10
tac lower Ciceks Mot the igdAi. were in
sttg, tcG 81 -sHc,e iil4t tie lfrsit ol Hacrt