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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-09
Turnpike Pad.

NOTICE is hereby sirn that urdeT the
~ authority of an ach| the General As
porating company tcestablish turnpike
road r from Wiley, tafn, in the county Of
Fairfax to poiut OF fsrsection on The little
river turnpike road,r on the line OF the
District Of CoIumbip Books of subscrip-
ton will be openedf the stock IN said road !;
amounting to s,xtyAousand dollars, divided
;n'o shsrs. Of 6ft3ollsrs each. at Wiley
tavern. IN the eo,ty of Fairfax, and at the
Town Hall ia ;xsndria, on Monday, the
qsG Jay of Juyext, and continue open for
t,reotp DAVIS ,feafler, unless the whole
stock shaIl he )ner subscribed.
FR3VCS SYfON.
,3TGUSTUy SMITH,
WILLIi uI0SS,
John on CsVEL:4ND,
.a.WOS .qEK.aNDEE, Commissioners.
Al. c. FEHUGH
10 E3HHO.HPSOV,
J3.NES HOOE.
THO.W EdIREdI: }
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-09

june 60
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.FEW-YORR
DYING ESTABLISHMPy,

>HE citizens Of Alexandra, Geo,s,,,
L and Washington, are respec,tnII."'s
formed that The undersigned have bs.!! TO-
pointed Agents for The elegant, es,en,;r' p
useful establishment, at New York ku
A. tho y auUNt
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24

were he asked in foreign state, if such
was the language promulgated by legis-
lative authority.
Is it not enough, that while we reside
in this state, we must undergo all the
privations incidental to a new country,
without being rendered ridiculous to TO-
reigners ? 1t is we'll known fact, that
this state has already suffered extremely
in reputation, from the unconstituticnali-
ty of an "act providing for the valuation
of lands and other property, and laying a
tax thereon, passed March 81, 1872"
So loud were the clamors from every
part of the union, that our last legisla-
ture remedied the evil. Now, there is
no other way to remedy more glaring
evil, but call of the legislature, and to
root it out alb initio. The arguments
over production signed Candor," in
the Spectator of April 8, are much more
specious, than solid; BECAUSE" as he
says, " the bank has gone partly into
operation, no one should oppose it," that
is, because Tragur O'Regan, knowing
nothing aboutthe properties of canthari-
dies, issues full ounce to one, having
the phthisis pulmonalis, and kills him,
he should not be prohibited from continu-
ing his experiments, because he has gone
partly into operation. The appellation
of "moral traitor" is returned to its
right owner. PHILO CURTIUS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24
nECAYAYiOES.

Y B ME Ladies and Gentlemen Of Ed
n wardsyi4le, are respectfully in
formed, that on Friday evening next, by
particular request, Mr. LEGGETT
will deliver flor the last timc) "a number
Of select REGULATIONS, at the Hotel OF Mr..
Virgins, among which will be the fol-
lowing:
Collins Ode on Music.
Cassius' Speech instigating Brutus to
join the conspiracy against Cesar.
Mark Antony's Grafton over the dead
body of Caesar.
Cato's Soliloquy on the Immortality
of the soul.
The Dagger Scene from Macbeth
Othello's Apology for his Marriage.
The Soliloquy ofDick the apprentice.
The Sa'lor-boy's Dream.
The Soldiers Dream.
HamIet's Soliloquy on Death.
The Battle of Hohenlmden.
The Speech of Logan to the white
men.
The fall Of Poland, sc.
To commence at half past Z O'Clock.
Tickets to be had at the bar OF the above
place, and at Maj Hopkins Hotel, at
SO cents each.
April "a, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24

prophecy, to predict, the misery and fol-
ly, which the universal adoption of such
a system of ratiocination must produce.
Yet Notwithstanding all the evidences
which have been afforded of their adj
vantageous and extreme usefulness, the
unfortunate disasters which have hap
pened to some of them in parts of the
United States, is seized with the greatest
avidity, to decry them altogether; the
public mind within the last two years,
has been excited against them by acct
dent and design, from political as well
as private motives, to most unnatural
and feverish state and all the ills that
beset every man in the community, from
the highest in official dignity to the hum
blest peasant, has been ascribed to Banks.
Indeed SO ludicrous has been this mania,
that the old women, in many parts of the
country, have attributed an extraordinary
change in the atmosphere, or sickly
season, to the baleful influence of Banks.
And in the general torrent of abuse and
invective, which has been poured out up
on them, from the vial of wrath, strata
gem and intrigue, held by the ministers
and angels of the holy fraternity of bro
kers and usurers, they have 1--WE mean
no profane allusion) been literally cruel
fled between two thieves. Those who
have escaped unhurt from this general
and terrible persecution, and like the
rock which on the margin of the ocean
rearing its lofty and commanding front,
defies the utmost power of the angry
storm, will remain to enjoy the benefits
arising from calm and unrufiled scene,
and with prudent pilots may navigate
with security and success their intended
course. So far as regards this state, we
are pleased to learn, that all attempts to
array the present Banks Of this, in oppo-
siion to the State Bank, will fail, and the
best understanding, to promote the pub
lie good, will prevail. CURTIUS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24

Norida.--The territory now coded to
the United States, is about 400 miles
long by $40 broad, at its widest part.
Part of it forms large tongue of land
projecting into the Atlantic, and extend
ing to within $50 miles of the island of
Cuba. Its interior boundaries are on
the States of Georgia and Alabama.
The population is not supposed to ex-
ceed $4,000, besides wandering Indians.
81. .HHSustine, Pensacola, and 81. Marks,
are the three largest towns. The harbor
OF Pensacola is said by seamen 10 be one
OF the safest in the world; but vessels
drawing more than 2 feet of water can
not pass the shoal at the entrance. The
first occupants of the territory were the
opanards, but they were frequently ex-
PEELED by French and other adventures.
IN 1868 twas coded to England, in ex-
change Tor Cuba, which, with Yankee
aid, she captured in the preceding war.
During the American war, the Spaniards
repossessed themselves of part OF the
country, and at the peace Of 1893, it was
coded to Spain. Ii is now part of the
United States, and its mutations has c
ceased. The possessor of the Floridas
holds the key of the West Indies, and
commands the Gulf of Mexico. Full
possession of the territory is to be given
to the United STATES within six months
from the exchange Of ratications,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24
70 the Public.

order that the public may correctly I'M
Il derstand the value of the above notice or
caution, publish an extract of letter from
u. Cook, jr. bearing date, Boston, January, 18.
1921, being subsequent to the time when he
forwarded AN order to John rillson to receive
his papers from me.
al also forwarded him MR. Tllson) power
got attorney to receive from you all the deeds
"and patents in your possession belonging to
"me. 1 think it more to my interest 10 have
can agent for my lands in Illinois, resident in
"that state. NIT. is authorized to settle my
"accoupt with you. l hope you have been
sable TO dispose of the three or four deeds
sin Missouri YOU had on hand when | last
." heard from YOU
at will afford me pleasure at all times to
"serve you, and should any of my friends
"here require professional services in YOUR
'state, shall mention you with pleasure
From this extract, dated subsequentto send.
ing Mr.. Tillson the power of attorney he al
ludes to, the public can judge the motives
which actuated the above notice or caution.
When Mr.. Iilson presented his power OF
attorney, cheerfiilly offered to deliver up the
whole Of the papers and deeds belonging to
the above persons provided he would pay the
amount due me from David Noyes, and from
Swett Noyes & Co. and would guarantee the
1
under his power of attorney, all which Mr.
Tillson refused to do, and also refused to wait
to receive the further orders of his employer.
After his refusal still felt DESTROYS to do
every thing to facilitate the wishes of the
owners of the land, without sacrificing my own
rights, and with that view proposed to Mi.
T'son, through the fundamentally of his orva.
friend, to deposit all the papers alluded to in
the hands of that friend OF any other reputa-
Bile person he would name, to remain until tho.
difficulty should be adjusted.-This proposj,
ton was also refused
! have also Air Tillson's written acknow-
Judgement of promise that he would not
publish any notice without apprising me, Tat
my answer might accompany it. How well he
has kept his promise the last Spectator will
show. Mr. Tillson is engaged in the same.
business that am, and the public can there
fore perceive that his motives were not tn
serve his employers but that he you'd sacri-
flee their Interests, provided that he could
with it, injure person, whose business inter
fered with his own.
ABM. BECK.
81. Louis, .qb,1l 10. 1S21.-96st
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24
DOMES'rIC GOODS,
CONSISTING OF

ooNnio IN" of
eh ,el2' S.'ipSs' nso-ao ~, oliirt'ns'
C 5anes' Napkin Is DiaPer' ouspehdefs'
S,'".A WIN, fl,'ss op.'o',
49," ,'in a'iei "aohil,S paSs'
CT, .,. r.. III Doo'e "''u
,, 81 , ,@I.ous 9sanoes siu every 'asIioh'
49, H. t,n @ o' Par' So S;el no"e'S'
oa.'.,' go. ao - Do .,l'H c
,Tatohat ' 0 ,na Hn e. -N'ii'' oiai''S'
7 att us W., We. az go IN.
a.uer anu " ii,s ''Pe,, e''iiis' BOOKS, &c
,, ~ .''1 e'i',H' ware, "ei assof'ea'
Windcw GAS. Linseed oil &c.
ALSO,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24
70 Timothy Coates.

HNAKE NOTICE, that foreign at
Il tachment has issued out of the
Monroe Circuit Court Estate Of Illinois)
against your estate, at the suit of Will
liam Mears, and that some of your es-
tate in said county of Monroe, has been
seized by virtue of said attachment; and
that unless you, the said Coates, shall,
by yourself or attorney, appear at the
next Circuit Court to be holden in and
for said county on the fourth Monday in
May next, and give special bail to an
swer said suit, that then judgement will
be rendered against you by default, and
the estate so attached shall be sold for
the satisfaction of the said plaintiff.
Yours, &c.
VIM. MEARS, Plaintiff.
April "a, /l82l-983
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

4 N annual meeting of the Medical Society
N for the first medical district in the state.
of Illinois, will be held at Edwardsvile on the
second Monday in May next. Punctual atten-
dance is particularly requested, as business of
Importance will be laid before the meeting.
HENRY PER2INE, Sec'y.
April 10-96tm
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24
VERY CHEAP
NE GOODS.

VESHE subscriber has just received, and is
n now opening, at his STORE, in BELLE
VILE, "a general assortment of GOODS,
suitable to the present. and approaching sea-
sons, which he can. and will sell uncommonly
low, as every article has been recently pur-
chased upon the most advantageous terms with
cash, and the most of them at vendue. Among
diem is a general assortment of y
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24

MARRiED-On the Doth of March, in Rock
bndge county, Virginia, Col. TnoMAs II. Ben
TON, OF st, Louis, TO Miss ELIZA MeDowBIL,
daughter of Col. M.Dowel.
Al st. Louis, on the 18th inst. by the Rev.
Mf. Gould, Mr.. jacob YARN to Mrs. LUCINDA
GAY.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24
Wanted

A WOMAN who IS acquainted with house
IN work generally and will hire by the year.
Also, one yersed in the spinning of Cotton,
Wool, and Flax. Both will receive liberal
propositions, by applying to the subscriber at
Gloriettc, miles north -west of Edwardsyille.
,r EMANUEL J. WEST.
April 17-97
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24

as zach mag, POSSIBLY, at some time,
occur, you will confer favor on your
plain admirers, and an additional benefit
on the public, by giving such advice as
may be necessary for such an occasion.
PRECAUTION.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24

DE 81. LOUIS,
Won are requested to publish in the specta.
l. tor, uerbatim, the written acknowledge.
ment OF promise that Won hold of mine, above,
alluded to, JOHN TILLSON. Jr.
Edwardsvillc, April 20, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-24

Household and Kitchen
EURNAYURE.
' ME subscriber being about to de-
Il cline tavern keeping, offers for
sale, a variety of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Application to be made pre-.
vious to the first day OF May next.
WIN. c. VIRGINS.
April 24-lt
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NOTICE,

Bclleville, April 81, 1898
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70 AbraMaM Beck, ESQ.

81. LOuis, .4b,1l 10. 1S21.-96st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06
Norfolk, April 2.
LATE ApvIcEs FROM EUROPE.

LATE ApvIcEs FROM EUROPE.
The regular fast sailing ship Scipio, Capt.
Spencer Drum mond, 38 days from Liver
pool. bound to City Point, anchored in
Hampton Roads yesterday morning. Capt.
u. has favored Mr.. Lyford Of the CONNER
cial News Room, with the London Times of
the 18th and Courier Of the 10Th of Februa.
~; and the Liverpool Mercury of the latter
date. The only articles of any interest 10
ali American reader which we find in them
are given below.
Capt. Drummond states that the distress
Of the agriculturists in England was the
leading topic Of conversation, and that they
continued to send up petitions 10 Parliament
for relief.-In exempIication OF this state Of
depression il is asserted in one OF the pa
pers, that two farms in cheshire are announ
ced to be let, by bills posted up, circum.
stance not known within the memory of the
oldest individual, as farms in that part of the
country had always been sought after with
avidity, instead OF seeking for occupants.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06
FROM THE ADRIATIC.

An attentive correspondent at Trieste has
transmitted US file of IL 'ObservG,or Tries
.ino," to December last. As far as we I'M
derstand the papers, they do not contain a.
NJ political information which has rot alrea-
dy reached US through o,her channels. They
give an exec llent obituary notice OF Colonel
George Simpson, we'll known to the Amerr-
can and European commercial world. Our
correspondent adds, "Our (the Austrian)
government has given the command of their.
troops In Italy, 10000 men strong, to ge-
neral Bsanchi, and will give him orders to
march directly to Naples, to make the peo-
pie return TO their ancient government"
Boston Centinel.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06

sainst when the evidence was nearly the
same as in the first case, AID he also was ie''
msnGed. The Court before which they are
TO take their final trial convenes IN course
this day week, the 9Th inst. lHerdtd.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06
A COUNSELLOR OF NECESSITY.

The late Dr.. De la Cour, OF Cork having
once occasion to reprove counsellor rather
nnea'ned in the law-told him he WAS
counsellor OF necessity. Necessity" ex-
claimed the brieaess barrister. "how sop
Because" replied the Doctor. Necessity
knows no law.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06

There is no time when the conciou,
'nfl'l'ng chords ef love and friendship give.
such delight, as in the pensive hour Of what
Thompson calls .Phiiosophic M.l,.cboIlv {,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06
Ncr- York, .april 8.
FROM PORT Az PRINCE

FnSM rUhT Az FRINGE
BY the Schooner Weymouth, Capt Ma.
son, arrived yesterday from Port au Prince
we learn that the Island was still in verv
unsettled state, and that a number of the
revolutionists had been taken and shot.
we also learn, that the United states sloop
OF war Ontario. Capt. Chauncey. sailed from
Fort au Prince on the 18th ult. for the Medi.
terranean.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06
.Ntw York, -aprH e
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS FOR TUE

COTTON-The import Of the wee 4
was 1927 bales, including the csrSuii'
brig Junius, from Alabama, the pa"
culars Of which were too late Tor w.
last report. ..
ass Alabama, eel Upland, s4i Low"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06
Norfolk. .apr;l ..

s'UiJ UNI, sIPFst
On Friday last a Court Of examination
wa. held in this Borough n the case OF Cas-
,iiano and Garcia. who were committed to
prison for the murder of Peter Laguadette.
Castilano was FIRST put TO the bar, and the
testimony of the different witnesses having
been given. ttbe substance OF which has al
ready been stated in this paper) the Court
UNANIMOUSLY decided that he should be re-
,onrded for trial at the approaching term OF
The Supreme Court for Norfolk county. HE
was ,hereupon led back to Jail. and Garcia,
IN, other prisoner. brought into Court a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06

set is true (ssys the biographer Of Vol
taire) he hated, beyond even monarchical
power, arisiocratic despotism, which unrles
rgour to hypocrisy, AMI tyranny more aus
tere TO morals more pervere; nor was he
ever the dupe of the parliaments OF France;
or the mobiles of S.e len and Poland, who
give The name OF freedom 70 the chains
with which they would load their vas.
sale -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26

Capt. Merrill arri> at Portsn ou,h iii
IS days from Cronstadt, informs that ex-
tensive preparations were making in Rus
STA for war against Turkey, which was
expected to take place in short time
Capt. Nj. We are infol med, also states
that it was the most current opinion
mong we'll informed men at the time OF
his sailing, that War between Russia and
the Porte was ineUi; able The following
extract from the Southern RaSsian
Messenger or Commercial Gacette,,' pub
llshed by the au horiiy OF government)
was handed Capt Nj. just before he sailed:
Odessa, June l9, 1921.
ellis Excellency Baron Strogonoff, in
an express addressed to his Excellency
the Gov Gen Count Lanseron, dated at
Bujukderie, 2lst May, warns the mer
chants established at Constan inople to
put their affairs Professionally, in order.
and to insure Tor secure) their property
that they may not be taken unawares by
a government who no longer keeps any
terms in her conduct"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26
Charleston, Sept Is.
FROM HAVANA

By the schr. Opposition, which arrived a,
this port on Thursday evening, we have re-
ceived a file OF the Havana Nolicio Mrrcal-
til, 10 the Sd inst. inclusive. They furnish Us
with Official inform alton from Vera Cruz,
to the 9th u'tlmo, brought by the Spanish
Pscke, Diligen.e, IN le days IRON the latter
port.
On the 81 of August, General Ion Juan
O'Doncju, landed At Vera Cruz. and after
having taken the usual oath of Office, a,sum.
ed the reius Of government as captain gene
raj and political chief OF The Kingdom of
Mexico; the title OF Vice Roy having been
abolished by the constitutional the same
day be issued proclams lion to ,h. Mexican
people, and on The 4th, in public address,
lot which We may hereafter give a ,ransla-
,ionl be congratulated the troops and inha-
bi!ants, on their having annihiIaied the enc
my's force, which had appeared before their
~al!s-"the greatest part of which. (hs ob-
serves) paid for their temeriiy with the loss
of lite and l,tsry,"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26

On the 98th ult. a hset o ~ merchant
men sailed from Havana for ladN, under
convoy OF two sIoops OF wsT.
A paper of the Isl inst. contains the ioi
lowing prices current:
Sugars, white, 8a Dc, brown, "a D4s;
assorted. 5 7, and Ga 8; Muscovado, a
d.; Coffee, 20 90; Bee-vax, So a OBJ
Molasses, 371 30 cts pei key.
Exchange, on Londun, II per centum,
premium; France, 5 ditto; Spain, 'oa
IL.
commercial letter, quotes Coffee. e a
"a; Muscovado Sugar, 4 st; Rice, %;
Flour l6.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26

By the schooner Orestes, arrived here
yesterday in II days from Havana, we
learn that Spanish Corvette from La
Vera Cruz, had arrived the day before
the Orestes sailed bringing accounts of
an armistice having been agreed upon
between the Patriots and Royalists, for
three months, to extend over all Mexico.
The latter had free excess to the towns,
Flour SIS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26
From Nsubedford, Sept. Is.

WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Capt. DunOar, % the brig Bene get,
who arrived here yesterday, in "a Gays
from St. Petersburg. informs, that three
days before ne sailed note from the
Prime Minister, addressed to the mer
chants, was publicly read in the Elk
change, stating that war had been deciar-
ID against Turkey, and advising the mer-
chants to take care of their property.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26
THE PRES s.

Tie radical hostility OF tyran.s 70 70
irrulssion Of ,harght. ~ strongly esF"
ed in the reply al Sir wm Berkley' "a
rnor of Virginia 10 certain q"es ,''-
atins 70 ''a' eolctv, prc.aeiiasc 'r''
,roaG in 100
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26
Sc. Augustine. (E Florida Sept !.
NEW APPOiNTMENTS

United States troops, Capt; Hommsrsley,
Of the navy, and many Floridians, met
the Civil Officers in Council Chamber
at 10 O'Clock, when after short and aP-
propiate address, the following gentlemen
were sworn into office:
Hon. Thomas Fitch, Presiding Justice,
John Buckley, Justices OF the
T. II Penn. Esq.rs', Quorum,
who, with William Reynolds and Far
quar- Bethune, Esqrs. TWO Justlces from
the country, are TO form county court
of which George Gibbs, Esq; Is clerk, aud
J. II, Hanham, Esq high sheriff
Hon ): u. Forbes, mayor.
Anteime uay'
Dsntel CoPP'
>. fa.io, aldermen.
Charies hooiou'
Phllo Andrews,
A. TRAY Esq,rs.
Geore Murray, Esq. C1srf.
yam. DarinS, H|g@ ConSteo.e'
). Du Bose Esq Just'ce o. tne Fedce'
The meee'ng was tuliy attended oy OUT
most respectable citizens as well from the
nelghborlng states as OF the city, the om-
GERS Of the Navy and Army, the French
Consul for south Carolina, the Marquis
DE Fougere, the late Mayor ana the ON
GERS OF the late government. :,
Inc oaths were administered Win
much ceremony. under the suspicious
waving OF the Star Spdnsted Banner {;
and the novelty OF the scene was much in
creased by the presence of about SO In
dams of the Chehaw tribe, who had just
came into town to visit the new authori-
ties.
The utmost harmony prevailed, and the
ceremony closed by adjourning to the
residence of the new Mayor, and parta-
king of an excellent collation., while our
Indian neighbors we're treated with some
rations, as usual on such occasions, to tes-
tify the national hospitality.
FLORIDA Gasette.
Extract of letter to gentleman IN
Nezp London. dated
MAcKIrAw, June 10.
This is most delightful and pleasant
Countrywide winters are long and tedi