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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

I1 Council. starch 2Ith ISIS
EsNoPoSaLS viii he received by ihis Department for
IA leasing The FOUNDRY q BORING MILL attached
To the mandatory Of Arms and also the use of the
water winch passes from the foundry the boring mi
III Pursuance OF Of the Legislature emit ed
An ict anihorising he Executive icase the foundy
ma barring mill. aud for other purposes'-spon The
terms aud conditions specified IN :har Act
Attesf.... }. W. PLEAShNtS, n. G. c.
hatcb ~ lOltf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

"a Ell ION W'll be presented 20 the next Gene al
Assembly OF North Carolina praying that portion
OF the lands a. and adjacent the (o1t the fails of
ROANOKE river, in the county al HafaN, Nor Carolina
beIongIng to the orphans OF Daniel Weldon he laid off
INTO lots, and sold IN such aud such terms
as an act If passed 10 that eiicci, may direct.
SAMUEL BLUNT, CVdr6iGn.
NAY 10 6-lQts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05
Yen NolNays HewayA.

hEsEIitED from ,be service Of the Public Guard on
= The 2iih inst. hEISeN n. LAM, soldier of the
said Guard. lie norm tho county Of Hanover va
sseu twenty years. feet inches high has grey
nav, blue ewes, and OF saiow complexion.
ne ab"ve reward viii he given fol- the delivery of The
5alc deseTeT IL the Barracks of the Guard ia Rich
mond. pETtR lRJTClrIEIn ~ u
February % O, If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

w "a '"'t lhs oay "srrsea Uf oar sock ofgoods aud
, ~ .'nu'o Hn5iness, except to the fral scft r.
wv" "''''''I's' ANDERSON & DAGNLY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05
FOREIGN.


From london papers received ~ the office Of
the Commercial Advertiser
HOUSE OF COMMONS. MARCH II.
INDEM NIFTY BILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

TA"iiCE'-l he Subscriber alone is authorized 4,
-. t"ntiact obligations the tauh Of the esi3te ~
~ 'ae VIZ. lndth Randolph Of Bzaffe aud " ID not
- F'lsl''e Tor eur3aeurrfs entered into hv any
''"eI person JOHN RANDOLPH IF Hoopokc
t,roc Executor anil TJJtsfcc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

HFoersnn q Datrey. IN seli n, go -. , -.
90 = - >, WI GboCtNY ARTICLES Pierson's naiis
,n o'''o" vans from Zoe Uaion manui,cr, III Nary.
iisy 20, 1914 W. NNDIHS0N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

TERMS OF ADVERTIslNG.
y o'-e SgUdrP-EirSf Insertion, as ccrfS-edch
coptiTuGRce, so cents.
No ..G,erfisr,nent Inserted until 10 has either been
Fdt for, or assumed by person In this city crhs
sHrtrors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

AGENTS for the Boston Class SIanStacforp
February }. sit nj
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
NOTICE.

THE fubfcribsrs having been appointed by the
4 Honorable Ssmue. Freeman. Efq Judge OF
Probate of Wills sc for the coanty OF Cumber-
land, to receive and examine the CLAIMS OF the lev
sraI creditors TO he eliate OF EZRA GOULD,
late of Windham, in iaid county, gentleman, de-
ceased, reprefented infosvent, do hereby give no
rice thar ix months from the twenty eighth day
of October current. are allowed to faid creditors
10 bring 10 and prove their claims, and that we
man attend THAI iervice az the house of Nathan
Good. Flo. IN laid Windham. on the hrt and
ihird Moudsys of December nert, and OF he hrit
Monday of each Of the four following month: from
,;,pe o'clock 10 the morning 20 5 . clock 10 the
> eruoon Of faid days
THOMAS AMoRY DUBLoIs,2 c
THOMAS LIrTLB,
Wifdaam, Oct. Sd, 1879 0d.l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
TAKE NOTICE.
Wheaton's Itch OntmsaI

THIS well known valuable medicine - 49,
recommendation as il has been prove - -
pIeafant safe and certain remedy I0f. a' *.
in all lite flage,-is for Sale 10 Pori'n0 2 s.. s.
Coe Fl. Buinam & Or. J DuPee--O -. 80.
by J ColIey--in Norttyarmou'h' 80 s...-
in Freeport, by " Nye--BfuniWlsk Z 4 * i
Bath. DR. N. Weld W II HYds' s
w. Turner-in wi,caHe, BY N sM e
fon-HalIowelI. by Wales ! O,'' 800.
Page Gardiner, Adams \ Aver CO
Angulla, by Dr. J Ella B DaV, 2 s 4 T.
Johnfon-vahalbnrough by 2 Ms'' s.sm
terville, by DIR d. Cook, Eary $500
Partridge saco BY scammon s,1s /
Kenne5unk. BY Parfons < Go - 80 oss i
Bartlet & Chsfe Hall U Weld. Y r la r
B White, Maynard < Noys', !. - ., 49,. <
Dunn, s. Horton, r. Feuerly Y 81 Il. a.
by all the principal DruggIi'' = :
States -LiEezpiss Whealons
.garndice Biitffs' ~
az ufual. l6m) -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

TIE fubicribers being appointed by the Hon
orabIe Samuel Freeman Judge Of probate for
the county Of cumberland to receive and exam.
inc the claims Of the creditors TO ,be el1ate of
ELEAZER B RTLETT late of Weifbrook In
faid county yeoman. deceaied inteaate reprefen-
red inloIven'--hereby give notice that Tx months
from the twenty eighth day of October lat are
allowed iaid creditors 70 bring in and prove their
claims and thar we fhail attend that ervice at the
office of Luther Fitch Efq. m lid Wefibrook on
the Lac Tuefday Of December February, March,
and april next from one till fou- cf The clock. in
the afternoon of each day dated at Welibrook,
November 10, 1918. f4wl
BENZ. B. FOSTER CommiEion-
WILLIAM VALENTINE, ers
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

THE subscribe hereby gives public notice to
ail c5Dcerred. shst lie has been duly at
poin' ed and taken upon himseifihe trust of Ad
ministrstor ofihe estate of ELEAz Ar BART
LETT, late Of Weslbsook, in the couaty 81
Cumberland. yeomsn, deceased, by giving bono
Is he law direcis--He therefore requests 81
persons " ho sre indebted 10 The ssid drceAsed's
estate to make immediate payment; aud thos.
who hive any demands thereon to exhibit tue
same 10 LUTHER FITCH.
Weslbrock, Oct Is, 1913.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

THAT really valuable aud beautifully fna,ed
ffand for buGnefs allied fort hii near Saco
Pals. embracing fouthealt front Of eighty one
feet on the pol road and an average rear of ihy
five feet, having 'heteona three TORY building
twenty four feet By thirty with good cellar the
whole in repair, now occupied for a fore and
Dwelling houie -A5fo, two one Cory buildings TO
fuit purchafers-t may be divided and fold a. fol-
low, VIZ Lot No one having front of TWEEN
~ four feet being the fouthweil lot, and on which
!, the three tory buildirg No two twenty eight
feet front. and No three twenty feven feet front
For further particulars, apply TO
JAMES d, TUCKER.
Standifh October z If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
POrtLnAd Bank BILLS.

THE holders Of Bills Of the Portland Bank are
quelted 20 forward them to the Bank for re
dempuon as foon polhble, they are abou,
cloling their bu6nefs II. Nav TO-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

WE the subscribers being appointed by the
Hon Judah Dana, Esq Judge IF Probate
for the county OF Oxford 10 receive and examine
the claims Of the creditors to the estate of
BENZ AMIN MILLIKlN iste of Buckfeld in
aid county, TANNER, deceased. interstate. rem
resen ed Insplgens do hereby give notice thst
six months allowed 70 said, crsditors D
BRING IL snd prove their claims and that we
SD ii attend that service al me office of s muel
e. 8gown, in said Ruckficld On The second Mon
day If November next and on The ii Il MoRday
of December, Jsna4ry February. March snd
A pTii following, from two % five O'Clock ii The
afternoon OF each OF thnse DAYS.
JOHN LOKTNG,
BENJAMIN SPALDING,
SAMUEL r BROWN
Buckh Id, Oct, ID 1918. 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
NOTICE..
.NafIloni 4 ~ ,iso,, r.

t4H
NO lie j. herea, given Is 49,. !, =
= estate OF N tn met Wilson yes ia.
brock u The cauniy II Cumas,,. ",s N4s
deceased nd an Others concern .'s"a, Eqas
Wilson, widow Of said deceased pa "a
20 me the subcriher Jodge 9TH. ssa p''1s.
o.,e' within End f?r sid county 4 !. II
pdrporticg @ be the last viii III y ~ nd
Ne haoiei Wilson afort said, spd ,b. ''''''s'
wednesday Of ecember next j ~ as:ls
Ike the PROBATE hereof, i PA 49, 1
shen t. be held at the Psosae ss''e ee
land in said County at ten o'cl,e III. 2
noon, when and where hey nav : ! we 7 ''''s
shew csuse, if any they have, Wv F' = Z
should no. be proved md .Iloxsd + ~
VIII and testament Of sid decs.. = Y
under my hand a Portlsnd, thisss,.s. s's
November, in The year If 6ot ,,s 81 81
hundred and eighteen. 'a'a
SM FREsM.x
RJcor ed BY IoRArIo ssvTHo.r,,s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

THE fubscribers hereby give notice to all con
cerned, that they have been duly appointed
and taken upon themfelves the truft of dmns
traitors on the ella,e Of JOHN ROBINSON, late
of Paris, in the county of Oxfotd, gentleman.
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
They therefore requef all persons indebted 70
faid eftate to make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
fame to SUSAN ROBINSON, Adsu,ai,t,ofo,.
STEPHEN BL KE, Jpn ,aid state,
who will attend the business al the houfe Of laid
Snfan, the Widow. on the al Saturdays of the
five following months. Paris Nov 2. 1913
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
TO LET,
The WHARF and STORE,in
John I'ukey's Estate.

ITO be sold by order of the Judge of Pro
Il bate, for the county of Cumberland on Sat
urdsy the iwenty.eighth day of November mex
at one O'clock IN the afternoon, a, the dwelling
house formerly occupied by the deceased, The
reyefsion Of the widows Dover, in he estate
OF John Turkey, ia.e OF Raymond, in said
county, cooper, deceased said dover consists
Of six acres OF Land part of the homestead OF
said deceased. end is soId for the payment Of
bis debts.
Daed 81 Raymond aforesaid this 28th day of
November, 1918
EDWARD MEAYBEKRY,
Admins rator OF said deceased.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
JOSEPH GOOID. Jun.

Fl AS for lsle. at the head of Green Greet in
- Wea Market Row, complete afortment Of
West- India Goods and Groceries );
WINES, IRON, NAILS, GLASS o PUT Y.
4A,o-5 COO VT FEATHERS Of good quzlIsy.
which he will fell whoiefsle or retail.
RrT Beds filed on hand will be fold az the low
Ell price for Cath or Lumber Country Produce.
LiksrUhe The FRI quality of Thomafon LIMB
Wanse8-In The courle Of Or months, 50 600
white Oak hogihead Saves and Heading.
~ Horses and Carriages, To Lst-stabling for
Horics "a ulual IF Iune ga
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

DR. NORRIS from gngIand as,e ,fBa,....
- ce'e5rae aedica' Eiectr,cian b -
mott respectful y reforms be sn e,,d A., i.
engaged apaT ments at M JEwYrr, ~
Street for a few weeks; not dou,ia, s. s.
win avail theaIeivcs of ri. .pcce.,1i r..5
Practice al "a cary Feiod The io o.,.s =. 7.
are genera y eieved 10 a few 9sy, &, M
Ivy, Cecity. Ds.faefs Dmnsls IF .iqA, 49,
Affections Giddinelg Rteum1lie Paim,a1.
tracuons, Nervous Complains, Melasehe, s.
ced by AccideOls Or Di<afe, DsIi-un p.rs
DtraDgemeR Pstayiic and epispuc in :
Cutsneous Bru2sions, ;ssrain,, Bais d.
CATIONS Agues Snppslioa Of he e.
menia or other cuGomary Evaeuaiss D.
fl'ucticns, Dyfentary Indrgeiion IsAlasl j
Weak Eyes Whie Swe,llngs, ScrophuIau /.
mours. ST. Vituss Dance, St AnlhuYs Ii
Headach. Toothach. &C &c.-Dr N valah
hi Practice 20 thofe cafes wherein he Reno
Operations are principa y concerned sfssgh
pubic this grand agent, (Viz; the Elsetrs Z =
is universally employed 10 the coneaa In
enumerated by he mon eminent # tie FeIgg
England aud with grea, fueess f1r fra =
modern Improvement. IN tie appa au sagz
Varie 10 the po6nve and nsga5ye spp.xaE
he I uid y made 10 operate AZ piealuss aaV'F
powerful DeohllrIeut, az Sfimulan., aaa y
Sedaive conlequenry il ia mott snip z
and sfhcactou. remedy TO Tran q ErAA
shich '-cie.y is hurtheued and lie Abridged
" B.-Many perfect cures have assn 'fssI
comgie ed 10 this state. 70 which sfsttsaH
be given. NovsmoF Z
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
Gallery Of aintings.

MA PIERCE, returns lis grateful thanks 10
1Fxs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland. for
their liberal patronage, while his Gallery Of Pain
iings remained IN the room over Portland Bank
aud would respectfully inform them that they are
removed to his house in 1iddi6 Street three doors
above The Rev. Payson's Westinghouse, where
hey viii be attended 10 with pleasure.
TX Tickets, at 25 cents may be had ut Mr.
z MYERS store, in Erchangc-stree aud at tie
PORTLAND BooEsroKE
- PORTRAIT PAINTING executed as
aeoFe' November II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

THE proprietors of Portland Pier are hereby
H. notified 20 meet at the store Of Jonathan Paine
Jr on said Pier.on Monday the 7th day of Deem
Der next. at Z O'Clock r. NJ.
fst to choose Moderator
2d to choose Officers for the ensuing year,
Sd TO receive the Accounts Of the WharGnger
and Treasurer,
4th 10 act on any business that may come before
them. J.PAISE. Jr Clerk
Portland Nov. II, 1913.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

NOTICE is hereby given 10 ne heirs and
: credi ors Of he estate of JOHN 1UKEY.
late Of RayEond. in the counly of Cumberland,
cooper. deceased. and AL others canccrned--
That EDWARD MAypERRY, administrator Of
said estate has exhibited 10 me the subscriber,
Judge ofthe Court OF Probate, within and for
said coun.y, his second account Of admInisra
ton of said esia'e also request If the wild
ow of said deceased for further allowance our
ofhis personal estate sndth { the same will be
considered at Probate Court to be held at the
Probate Office in Porisnd in said county On the
second wednesday of December nex,, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, when and where they
may be eSent ant sbew cause. if any they have,
why the same should not be allowed and The
balance distributed among the CT; ditors.
Given under my hand 1t Poi tlsnd, this TWEEN
ty eighth day of October, in the year of our
Lord eighteen hundred and eighteen.
SAM FREEMAN.
Recorded by HoRATIo SoUTHcATE, Reg'r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
NEW GOODS
WILLIAM MLELLAN,
j now opening for faIe freih ~ ply of
.SeGsonabIe Goods.
- AMONG WHICH ARE =

--AMoNG WHICH ARE -
Broad Cloths--Caiiimeres 3aitiners- Flannels---
Bazes-6gured Salisbury Flannels-C siiimere
shAwls Of al colors--fgured do -Merino do
Bomba lets--W iidbOres--Tartan PIaids-Durants
- Duroys--Britih Cottons-India do black.
brown and green Tabby vslve;s--red, blue and
green fix do-sik viewer Veling -ssiin do. Of
different colonrs-gentIemen beaver Cioves--a-
dies brown, yellow and black do.-imitation
Shawl,, of various coou-s-p printed do common
& figured Velvet Bindings--italisn Sewing Silk Of
all colours Green Canton Crape-ItaIian do
quality and Shoe Binding BalIs--black
and white Down Trimmings brown yell
low and fPetted Fur do.-Cords aud TaGeIs--
Hatbands, with do - Chinelle Cords and Braids
of all colours--Lades IndifpenGbie Clstps-
Purle do French Haircombs-T ortoise ihell do.
PATE do.-sommon Snaps-barreI 6o.-babis
Buttons-SmaH Seifors-Pen and Deik Knives,
very nice-cbain Buttors--Go with fei Diamonds
-Ffes-C,arionets, tic sc too numerous to par
ticuarize CHEAP FoR CASH ONLY.
Nov s. IN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
MILl.ER's
MILLER's -, rN1
Celebrated ITCH ON W. :, /.

Celebrated lICH OllN' slss
IS offered q the pubiie IS beng 81
! siest and safest curesfor tbs a s. II III
experience hiss proved he & =. soy.sls
ment. Ii is perfectly safe r ',s KIN
msy Be spoiled 20 tbe sna'les ,,.,,--Ifi.as !.
d niger. The scent is sgree.a'''s, ,;n.llss :.
cessary for the patient % 'sSs s,,;. 0iae
common in other ointment. X esEiIs
ID ~ II tia boxes, consen'sN i B
each 2 mime box will Re sceop s;ous5 ] 5.
rec,i IS III genuine, I'D viii 8 4 a.,
MrLLrn. The above O.u, .,s, NrtA'
small Or large qusn,i,ies q )0sS s $
Gen. re: Doc,or Caus HolSf''s .,,,,,
Luxe. Head. no SIS. Hano,sf .,rtf. D
~ Yor,on !. No 4. Nesha La
of .N-. Bea;ayaia Bg,pnaa, 2 p.se
III. wslaaa,s. ugu; 4Ne 5fses 4. Is.s.ass q
wick Ha.sey Rea.y. Gso'ss ! - a.iss Pr
,han Fees. l'hun.s,ewn, 40 E,esst
den; Re II Gee, Fiiendshif -
! - gs T9s above oioimsn, { ,, .a,'
principal Il Al,o,hscAr'ss, ii'cs IKE
IN Nlss4soilusees stA n'hs
Te5resry, le
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-08
T There will be market
for butchers IN at on sunday next.
NOTICE
, s.s:.:D - 80

The Council will lit as Court Of Ap.
peals on the l4th, 18th, and 10th days Of
the present month. from the hour of 10
20 Q O'Clock l. p. THOMPSON c. c.
~ The books will be in the Council
Chamber, on Wednesday the 18th inst.
when the assessors will attend.
Ertract from the lac ofths Corporation.
Section 4. BE it further enacted, that
no appeals will be heard after the time
appointed for the sitting of Council as s
Court Of Appeals, or after the adjourn.
ment thereof, as may be BY them deter
mined upon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-08
CURIOUS INCIDENTS

The following relation is given BY gen.
tlemen who were witnesses Of tn fact
While going up James River, on the ls'
irst. in the steam Boat Pouhstan.-- In
passing Days Point they observed an
Eagle. which. alter lowering about thr
share for some time. made a sudden dart
into the water, where he renamed oat Of
sight, about two seconds. and th,n re.
ppcarad hea' ing in his taions .fsh ap-
parent|y three feet in lensth.-Iu mi
ute Or two, however. he plunged again
into the water, aud again appeared with
hi prey. This operation he repeated a
second time. still holding tie fish in his
claws; third time he descended with
it. but was seen no more The cnnjec-
ture was, that the Eagle had got his talons
so deeiy inse ted in his scaly prize that
he could not extrica'e them, and his
strength was not adequate 10 pear 1t away
10 the shore.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-08

The Commissioners have ret ytt
been presented. They arc, l believe. To
wait upon the Secretary of State TO mo-.
row How long we shall emaia here. o.
what course we shall pnr-ue | know H..
| think it is probable that our Stay her.
will be limited TO month Or. AT he *.
tent, SIX weeks. hope to be at llure the
latter par; Of jane.
the weather is ,erv VAIN: The cij.
mat, though a fne one, does not Gene
up to what expected. %s have 1ro.
fusion Of fac fruit, particularly graIcs.
The heat ard dust Uhe latter il psr.
ticulahy annoying) render waking 80
disagreeable. that have not vet been
much abroad"
We are verbally informed that another
letter gives some account of the rescue
Of a Portuguese sailor, belonging to the
Congress. while on shore at Rio Janeiro.
This Circumstance, with some inadmiss,.
bic acquisitions from the authorities on
shore, pccasioned a cure spondence, Of
considerable spirit on the part Of captain
Sine lair which occasioned the king Of Bra.
iii, &c. who admired the spirited tepor,-
ment Of capt. Sinclair, to desire his at
tendance at Court, where he met with a
flattering reception from the Portuguese
monarch, who, in the course Of CONVEX.
sation. observed, that he wished to cult.
vate the good will Of the Americans a.
mong whuse virtues, he said, that Of
sincerity was beyond any other nation.
1t was signified by the municipal az.
thority. that capt. Sinclair must not de.
part without permission-Thi., however
was disregarded (; and the trigate passed
the fort with lighted matches, prepared
to resist any attempt to interrupt her.
Wdtchmar.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-08

himself to the correction Of his ihDuncra-
bic defects; if he learns to think OF his
subject; to regard the sense always
even in ornamental passages; to speak
plainly and nationally; to use figures
only when they come naturally in, and
then to use them as not abusing them
we will venture to promise him very con-
siderable success in the arduous pursuit
OF oratorical rcnowB.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-08
Wilmington. Del May 9.


LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
BY late arriva! several gentlemen in
this neishborhood have received letters
from the ftigate Congress, at Buenos
Ayres, where she arrived the 2Sth of
February. One of them has been kindly
put into our hands, and we have the pro.
mise of several moro, in season Tor next
paper from this we make the following
extracts
Buenos .Ayres, March 4.
The Portuguese ave still in posses.
sion Of Muntevi go. They have there 4
Or $ thousand men. Artegas. who is IN
possession Of the surrounding corntry,
keeps them cooped up within their lines,
Extending about three miles from the CT
ty.) Withou, these they dare not ven.
ture. unless 10 considerable bodies.-The
Portuguese and Buencs Ayrean govern
ment are on good terms Artesas is at
war with 10th. The Buenos Ayreans
sent lately several hundred men against
him {: These, it is said, he defeated. He
carries on a sort Of partizan warfare |;
hi, soldier, are little better than slvages,
generally mounted men, admirable riders
Injured to hardship aud danger. 1t is i'm.
possible tor any army to operate success
fully against them. They make an at
tack or an incursion, and are of in a mo-
meBt
We could not get our frIsate h CHER
up the river than Montevideo: We made
our passage from there to this place in a
small schooner.
"Mr. NJ received yesterday a lettc
ir"m Chill, in which the arrival of the On
tariu is men Toned he went into VaIpa-
rsIso,notwiths' anding her having been for
hidden BY the B'ockading squadron. Is
large Spanish vessel lately arrived there
prize TO the Adeline privateer san
Martin is in the neishborhood Of vslpa-
raisn.
Pucrreytlon is still however here I;
and according to all accounts IS not a lit
tie iesPstlc. srhe clergy have great in.
iluence-many of them are members Of
the Congres>-there is nothing like toIe-
ration. or liberty Of the press.
is rumored that Puerreydon the
Dir, c'or will shrr ly be di placed By the
Coz. ress, by whom this Officer, the chief
magistrate, is elected.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-08
From the .Nillsdssrtite Geo Journa!
.aprit e.

PV 81
ANOTHER INDIAN BATTLE.
Copy OF a letter from Gen. William
MIntosb, commanding the Greek war.
riors, 10 d. b. Mitchell. Esq. Agent
for Iadisn afairs.
Camp so miles from .Miekasukie, !
ION the ray 10 Su,cannee,) :
18th .apriL, 1918. }
SrR-SiDce / have lett you have not
sent you a talk of what we have done,
and l now send YOU this. heard yes
terJay Of Peter MQueen being near the
road we were travelling, aud I took my
warriors and went out and fought him.
There seemed to be a considerable number
collected there. When we 6rst began to
fight them, they were in bad swamp,
and fought us there for about an hour,
when they ran and we followed them
three miles. They fought us in all about
three hours. We killed 81 Of them, and
took 90 women and children aud six men
prisoners, and shout 700 head of cattle
and number Of horses, with good ma
ny hogs and some corn. We lost killed
and had S wounded. Our prisoners tell
Us that there vas 100 warriors from six
different towns. From what we saw, l
believe there was more than they say, as