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CAUTION.

CINcINNATI, Augusta 1.-The public should
be on their guard against the purchase of Flour
manufactured from what is Familiarity termed
Sick WheGt or rather the narket people are
cautioned against the vile practice of Offering
it for sale, as the penalty for such an offence
is great, aud the proper punishment will Ger
tainly 5e awarded in every case of detection.
On Saturday last an unsuspecting citizen had
some OF this poisonous stuff imposed upon
hun IN the market. The effects il produced
on those who ate of it We're truly alarming
A wife and several small children were ,io-
lcntiy affected. The lady described the sick
ness as similar 10 sea sickness. We understand
the gentleman VIII be enabled to ascertain the
person from whom he purchased, and, if it
was wiIui imposition, to bring the villain to
condiSn punishment. Citizens should inquire
the names of those who supply them with
Hour No honest good countrylnan would be
guilty OF such denominations. We are told it is
easy 10 distinguish between good and bad
wheat, but when reduced to flour no test is
sufficient, but its use, to detect the deleterous
qualities of the Sick Flour. inguiSitor
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their visit 10 the city WAS to learn h0vs they
were To be disposed of, and TO know what go
vernment would do for their benefit and pro
lection. They were informed that as long as
they behaved themselves, government would
take care of them that as yet no instructions
were received relative TO them or the other
tribes, but as SOON as orders should arrive.
runners would be dispatched for them to have.
another talk. They were then dismissed
with rations for three days, and appeared very
well satisfied.
On Saturday last, the citizens convened at
the Council Chamber by the request of Dir.
WoRTnINGToN Y, the Provincial Secretary. AZ
ter stating to them in pertinent address, that
the object of convening them was that
they might observe the officers elect take their
oaths of Office he proceeded to administer
the qualification to the following gentlemen =
Ihos. Fitch, presiding Judge J. Il. Hanham,
sheriff George Gibbs, clerk OF council j.
Beckiey, ana Il. II. Penn, Justices of the
quorum; j. u. Forbes, mayor; A. GAY,
Charles Robio, A. Andrews, Francis J. Fato,
and ID. Copp, aldermen.
In return for the elegant ball given by the
American officers and citizens on the cd ult
to the Spanish inhabitants of St. Augustine,
another was given on the 18th ult. by the Spa.
nsh authorities and citizens. 1t was hand
somely attended, and conduced to much "a
greeable and social interchange ofconyersation
and good feeling.
Since making the above abstract, we have
received the " Florida Gazette" of the 25th
ut. i'll which we discover nothing interesting
Charleston City Gdz.
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THE PREVAILING D 1Hd&SsiS AI'oN'


we arc visited IN this ncehborhood (liZ Oh both
sides OF james River in and around New Canton)
WIN most severe and might add, malignant fever,
"hich appears III most highly bilious infani-
matoIy, and nervous rather tending to- aud Ter
mhating IN the latter. Ii commences with "a pain in
me mead and sick stomach, and sometimes with a
CHILL and always attended with one al SOME period or
another OF lis progress. There is scarce family or
member OF family exempt not Il sufficient mum
Der scarcely, To bring water for the afflicted which
- all ihey seem 10 desire, and that generally forbid
dcn fortunately, II Il great caam-v could possibly
be 50 spoken OF, their sick somIcls l0ic and ,ciec.
every thing like food, there would hardly be su-
hcicnt number well to cook ior the sick. rhc most
unfortunate attendant on hs billions Irausea is that
ID many instances, II vii! not permit the stomach TO
retain the necessary medicines.
1hc practice OF our physicians has been, first an
emeuc, then coplons doses oI caUmel and iiar, and
III some cases OF lnfiammatory SYMPTOMS, bood-Iet-
ting and as the bilious symptoms seem tn dsnppear
more gentle cathartics But these last bilious svmp
toms are The most obstinate, and attended with the
most frequent relapscs Known and these gene
rally more severe than the original attacks, and every
repetition more severe than the preceding.
travelling strangers have been struck down on the
ROAD, and compelled TO add themselves 10 the num-
bcrs oil the afflicted in some of our own families in
such eases and all others of distress we should hold
IN constant remembrance the parable Of the good Sa-
marian, and endeayor practice on the bcnu client
precepts of our holy Master
As members of the great family Of this whole com
munity, we are bound even 10 make known every gc-
neral calamity and affection 10 one another in order
10 unite our best enquiries discovering the causes
ana pointing ont remedies for Their removal | con-
less my entire ignorance in such cases. being no phy
SIcIan, and have only troubled you thus far to elicit
more able ard experienced miornlation We're the
gentlemen who stand at the head OF that best and
most useful of the learned Professions both in the
towns and country, to communicate the benefits OF
their superior knowledge aud experiences in cases of
such general Affections such communications would
act as general consultations and advice of the faculty.
render great and benevolent service to the distressed
do honour to themselves, and certainly not dimin II,
our confidence in their goodness and the sincerity Of
their desires 10 render real service and thereby les
sen the profits of their profession
Sept 1921
t1W We have received long Communication icd 1ieJi
Gus, treating Of the nature and reedc, Of this r;in mall
neXt.-Edn ory.l
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DIkAGON LAND FOR SALE

WILL be sold 70 The highest bidder Middc.ex court
W house Monday NE 2tk Of September merit being
liddeseS court day. two small pieces Dragon swamp Land
One piece OF 50 acres being Part Of the land formerly be-
longing TO Col Thomas Ron decd Of Midcse< conuty-
And the other piece Of 70 acres adjoining the land oil
Churchel Blakev, deed of said county.
deem unnecessary 20 say any thing respecting The said
lands rs 5 presumed that any person Wi.hnr to purchase
viii FIRST view them, and Judge for themselves.
AH she right and title that John Quarir, deed Of Mid
deseN county, had n the said lands win he made the pur-
chaser.
Mr. Nelson Muse win shew the above land. m any pcr-
sons wishing to pirchascThc terms viii be- u,,, l,,yn
on the day oi sale ROBERT QUARIES. Ex'rr
aug OIL JJ--tt Of John Quarios decd
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TIE iIIiIiRiClN-r

The accounts wcrcpublsh from the Norfolk
Herald ot the awful storm which dcsoiated that
town by iand and by water, on Monday last,
Will surprise many of our readers. We had
no warnings Of it here On That morning we
had heavy sheets Of rain, and a smart North
easter; bat 40 alarm was excited no damage
Gone to our shipping, OF our houses, except
perhaps the blowing down OF one solitary old
chimney. When the steam beat Petersburg
did not arrive "a usual on Tuesday night, there
WAS not the mo-. distant conjecture of the
cause Their detention. No one thought of a
stOrm-still less OF It's widC-wasting ravages.
Great, however, has been lis destruction at
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and neighb0rh0oGs.-
Capt. Crocfer, who reached here on Wedncs-
day night in the Baltimore steam boat Virgil
ana, his own being driven high and dry almost
among the Wcodsi reports, that the accounts
in the paper fall short, if possible, of the reali-
ty-and that the scene OF ruin is beyond all
adequate description-We are apprehensiye
the destruction onthe sea-5oard, TO the South
particularly, will tprn out to have been very
extensive.
We have the Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA
papers, down TO Tuesday morning from their
silence, we infer there has been no destructive
storm at those places.-The philadelphia Ga
zette merely notices g the copio,Is and refresh
ing showers OF rain' which they have had.
u We have room tosy the few remarks we mean
Road &c. &c.If more attract ~ metal pre.nis itself
we shnlIay oar respects to that paper in our next
MARRIEDl-A. w7,lin-lcn civ, on The 2a,s August, Nv
The Rev Mr. ictiie;r, Mr. IOSerH H. CLARKE Of this
city, TO Miss JANE MUDp, Of Washington.
In Louisa county on Thur. lav son i l,y the Re-, Mr.
HfF, an { ALLCN JONES of Abcmar,e county. 10 Miss
LoOiS-' eldest daughter Of NJ. Jonathan Carpenter
laJ.tt-afe9.
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MOST ExTRA01s0II, c,er

The man ofwhom several accounts have ~
Gently been published observation-disclosures
bullets, marbles, &C. died in the hlms-houec
Oh Sunday. in consequence of overloading hi,
system with thos, articles. H. gave history
oil his NE to the attending physician, in which
many wonderful facts viii doub1css appear
On opening his body, tceire thircs an shuG
were found lu ms stomach, one Of them foug
inches and a halfin lrugth ard one and n 1,,,,.
ter wide, and among them thc pockct kri,e III
the philadelphia physician, 8itl lis name OH,
~ An authentic report OF this very remark.
bic case VIII undoubtedly b. made in the -,Tsd
zeal Repository win more particulars IN Il,
would be ad'i-ablt to give on our hr.r.av a..
thority. f0ni ar EJ%i
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FROlI 10 LANEInO

a passenger in the brig Robert, captain
Cotliu, arrived here on Saturday, in'orms thai
when he left Rio dc Janero, that city was
quiet bat every day brought Information
that so.le one of thc Capijauia had thrown of
ITS allegiance 10 the government orthe Regen-
cy, established for Brazil by the King. Ante
nor 70 his departure for Portugal, The last
which bad reyo!ted was that OF 81. Paulo.
where they had established Provisional Gov
ernneni under the guidance Of their form0r
GOVERNOR
On the 9th ofJune the third explosion took
place among the troops stationed in Rio dc
Janeiro, which ended in compelling the Prince
Royal TO dismiss Condcdos Arcos, Secretary
oi state for Foreign and Interior AGairs and
Secretary Of Marine, from his command. with
order, to leave Brazil in Eve davs-aso. ia an
point JultH Provisional to govern Brazil a.
gfeeahy t. the constitution Of Portugal.
Previous to iae sailing of the Robert. inror-
NATION had been received from Monte,idco.
that General Lacor, Commander of the Porl
tugut.c forces occupying that place, was ne
gochliEg with the Spanar,is for the aunrxa-
10" OF tiht district Of country to Brazil. and
it was generally hclic, ed that treaty would
soon be concluded 10 that effect
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rrn,rtIrNIrArEn


DIED. on the 25 ul IN his 2Gjh ycal hi seat in Pova-
IAN Capt M CD- member 1the OF Delegates.
ihe a'e department and ing manners tlS truly
M"fiH man. NJ once commanded the Tes,Cct and attracted
the confidence Of his lc.,swc.iscns ana the known
integrity OF bis character. there could have been cas
thri, and so1 he Kind, aecjSuap ana duti!utLs
tears oi m amllle family tell trr ANGUISH fhe cep
r"" OF those friends VINO loved admired him. erce Lis
great WORTH 40 man of Cart CUcAe age could boast OF
WARMER trends an" II" man richly e>eF, thcn.
ch was the sincerity and warmth Of b., friendship thai M
' ienS ca!i he "" limited only bv his abiiit serve
d '' lie been pr''cie 20 tie ordinary period, he would
nave been an able, ana rsol, inv of The Legisatue
oro great native acI,cnes, C! intellect, e united great
est industry
On the i.t Inst. at Tire OF rcr father MARY JANE
AI'iiAN, eldest dauFhcr of Doctor Vaughan Gooc-
anu ~ 'he iti year oi her agr Only Eve previous
tbs interesting girl ia the bloom Of Eeall youth and
ora"y-no", her heret'0 parcnte and friends have 20
mourn h'r uniinnv fate Thus all our earthly
comforts Boast not thv>clf fto-uorsOy for thou NOV
r.; NOT what daN bring FORTH
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NOTICE.

TSY virtue ola trust deed executed IN the subscribers as
~ trustees, by james Winston 18th day OF September
1919 aud OF record in the clerks county Of sn-
will bc sold public auction the tavern Of Nath1
Thompson 60 the highest bidder Tor cash. he Cd dan nj
neat month, (Oobcr the whole much OF the tract 6
land lying in Hanover containing acres and a. poles
whercon the said Winston resides and which tract Of land
particularly described In the said deet) as will be
sufficient to raise the principal and interest Of two bonds
ecucd by the said Jas. Winston Edmund H. and Natb1
O. Crenshaw, which bonds also particularly Described in
the said decd, and all and charges Attending the exc
cutOn Of said They will convey the the
title vested in them 10y the said deed.
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STRAYED or STOTFN

E1ROM The Stable Of Mr. Charles English on Frida, erc
y Ming the Sist u. light sorrc horse or wears old
with blaze in the face, gss eve believed IN.
right onenouc and tail Of light INK o6orand one
white hud foot wiiha two inches long right hin
about feet high Whoever will return saI horse 10 Nr
English in Richmond hr Subscriber near CsceerGed
Courthouse shall receive = 10 reward.
September T. 2. HENRY FEANRLIN
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Ppa%
~.
Sunni. 20 y -! the arrival, GA
r..,,,' C;i.', y, .''e ofis LAY, iuckgr' % dalS
-. 81; ;'''''' '" nav" go eNeo ti!e Gi6Tai
ropy ,bn r,,I.,',.: sue l'l' y,"z' rom "Aich Ne
10 paragraph -
,,oni - -: -. 0'ceH Ch"'GhGs AZ Constant
dered AM ','''.i'''' nave b@en plu'-
,bsr, he h'.'-i'''' vi tree"5 'n'ss"creI
rncf;,' 'e'i'''iilei' OF "'e lnjAl-
49, % 'i'ii"'e" az $4,000. The british
HE i'I,. ~ 'i,.? i''aa' Us mind To sead
II ~ 80" "a t>s'hsau"n ,r"nl iiie
r1s,,,;i. =, go. " ri-il'i', ana Tue oos;.-
The -. "a, :; lot l.n'e, announc
r,.,,,l! ~ - i''ii.''O' 90 me COY era
,,at tb,...- "uI' user ithrhdInS he'h
ror tbni. ~ -. ''.'' ",eN 90 t@r%.cr'
't.e'i @'tS' sgieiveS' A"oMie.isr and I'LL The:
n., ,b.,. dot, '''..,''''i Gus upon tie'A 70
;i,,;. m,.,.'',, ','s :. ''s "'T c"asc" arms
,,,..r ,... "s:i':''iye =. uh3 fil'ca mo-
ra I,. sue ~ ""5,t Attempting 70 reco-
~; 'e' "'e, ne CstonaD iieet Is block
ti',,, - ~ ,,' % u,e nlofei'' with the eXcep-
r,,. y, e'p i'u'.s ~ N''Pac'r' fafras, MAYA
~ anu All hsr
ed tn .h.ta,', e., 49, ,'. 'l',G oeGH Gree
rTv,o ,T,,.l';"h "a :, o.m siU"'l'a the niockade.
hoo, d,.I;rnn'a -, 1' "t p,os nave
x-i. s,i, 4
t.v,,,a, - go C"'',P'9." VI l''c'r couh-
bo,rI won III , URN, "i'o were on
so,,,, nf ~, "i wy 'sIo 81 Hii'o a' pr
the ,ee,ss;t;,,,, go n ..,to'i' 'iic news -
isl,n1 O., ,.,, 80 ''i ~ i'"'''eu t'ie
,,.ant ~ 49,, 49,. ' :" oti''" ne report %!
er, Ins;i,,.; a,,,i ,Ju,., ~ ''.'N ie"u-
OF, NO "Ai ~ SUiiiiriheu.-
NOR il I,,,r;,oi,t ti1luael'eS, tie iof-
vno+nf t-,,,o.si: NJ 'iio i''ie' ~ inc Not-
sim t,,,,ns ~ ''ls '.oIie' % nus
t,at uo"fS are Co''cc1r5 on various points OF
''' w.. ,SS' I t,riPlFe' [Iimertcan.
NJc.sin, So g a. Naa1ci'nia rom
- .n.|,;,i 80 par III the AustfE'n
bai,5.nt si "a a. 'ol'lly} ana tiie IA
g-c No. -, .~' 'i'''i ml'in WIN m1nAetS,
~, :; '"cr'" 10 ict'uH Dfe
Crnsl ,i,in .''D .t',, ~ ~, "'n"ut a hce"ie.
.,;,st tj,d ~ 90 -'ieS9i" 10 rent 10 cruise
49,, F.'.yS ", Com; 'l1P.
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T;p,es nrT,i,. re- - 'JoeNIu liic i-oluon
L,,,,rh. H., ~ C'li1 ,N""1 .''i 'i%n Was
;mn,,,,..rc. - '''' '''7' rs, no ne" > %
M 0,,"oa III ,.:.., l'h1,c' 'IIc'
ord e.;9fr,l,,,,t c. -. an "Poi"5! rom
lttc t,,I,, ,+ '.,o iil'S'"H,, Vi Seh"inS
tn,, to 49,, - i'iN -1|o" mas VII
orE,n,I.,d ;"'N' "' i:'' i--'i'''sildt
nun t,ial l. IS her Ma
atJ,5lcra.. 49,, '' 81 "
Ig,h. and rrnYrsri,S, bin GT 't &c o',i o. 'l'
,;,rn6anc. H., c,,r,iT,ci w. n ;', pei'o''S ~
Her Hja;estv sn nv. ,''Is 10 i'eF sea-
Arcbbisbon Of Cant,.rnrY " ,i,i,gi 10 ,t+
forms HIM of bcr d.,. =, - 49, 80. i'iu
DAYS a(or the Kin nd be,,,ro 't" ''eu SOM
,.,.Dts are done vii ,l,. l,,na ,,r
tt mo ,tdi,in,J ,,,y. ,,' 81 M VIZ .'ie,t may
in his ons,,cr re',ss>.,t No t'T'lpll"p
fh.f bn c,,,,..t !,i. 49,, e"l nr'i'"''F
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rIFtleS cOncSFucC.
.NeU for& CoaUeRtion-- On The S0th lill Mr..
Rufus Hing submitted resolution for APP
pointing Committee to devise the manner
IN which it was expedient 10 take up the bust
ness of The Convention. Not (slid BIr H.
that the Committeeshoudrep amendments,
:. but that they should point o,t such part, OF
the Constitution as, in their opinion, require
amendment and alteration ia order thai these
subjects, thrs brought before the Convention,
for Their consideration, might be classified ANA
referred to different Select Commuters, to ex-
anime andrep0ri in what manner, and to what
extent, such alterations shall be made such
reports To be subject to the alterations and a
mendments:whicht the Convention may make"
This resolution was carried unanimously
Though AN i:cllectual motion was afterwards
made to submit thn subject to Il Committee
oi the whole select Committee OF IL
was then appointed by the President, Mr.
TompSius
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Baltimore AmCricov.
EEOlI lIGRnN

Ey The schooner Franklin, capt Bradford
arri' cd here We '.rday in GO DAYS from lis
bon, we learn that the King Of Portugal had
arrived at Lsbon from Rio Janeiro. but was
not suffered 10 land until he had si-ned he
new Censiitution--Ha officers of state wcr,
ordered back. Lisbon. il IS stated, wasin much
confusion. III
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COMMUNICATION.

In very severe gale of wind which hap opened on
Monday the Sd last. the Washington Tavern at ork
Town, occupied by the truly unfortunate Jony r.
SHIELDs was most seriously injured by a large aud
heavy chimney falling in through the roof and to the
ground floor The loss in furniture may be estimated
at from 800 10 500. The bath-housn, pump, and all
the apparatus have been washed away by an uncom-
monty high udc-iouunately no lives we've lost Two
ladies', Mrs. Chcadle and Miss Lawson. brd a most
miraculous escape-cacl of whom was Injured, but
not seriously. Que half Of the house is uunnrod aud
IN good order, aud tie Tavern viii b. continued open
asusual, the Accommodations whcrcofarc still sufficient
y extensive entertain number Of person, f5r yoec
convenience and comfort every cxcriion w be made
Use of by john j. Shields
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The northern prints have been ringing for
several days with dununciliiOns against Judge
Washington, of Noa.d Vernon, President 81
the Mother CoIoailaton Society" la, hc has
been decked out on tlis occasiou.) itc has
sold about fifty slaves from his cstatc who
are to be sent to some southern destination.
Now, this singing out OF o1c individual from
state, in which So many others are affected
by the curse Of slavery, seems TO Us more IN
yidiou5 than just.--Thc following explana-
ton, however, IS made IN the Baltimore
Chronicle in behalf Of judge Washington"
and places his conduct in fair point Of view.
Those only can do justice to the southern
states, who know how 10 make allowance Tor
the pecuharities OGthcir state of society. The
explanation states that the slaves on Judge
Washington's plantation, Of which he has q
great number, bid becomc from long ildul
Sencc, discOutentcd aud riotous thai there
were serious causes OF apprehension that thi4
conspiracy would lead TO alarming results ii u
was not checked I'D The outset that he selected
the most 1otOus of al bis slaves, aud sold
ihem in body, to one mao, The frie1d @!
Judge Washington, as She mildc5t p11i3hmrnt
that could bcml.cted ntihey were dispose
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
AVE determined the practice OF law nd will
suen 10 business in he Superior Inferior state and
fturrai Courts holden IN this City, all times when the
tentTal Assembly is IN session. NV Office IL i'm M, n,r
hoi''f, ~ the corner Of mud 5th streets.
81 . 55-wlw WM. MUNFORD.
JOHN (, ). p. TAYLOR.
w noW receiving ~ the late arrivals from London and
Liverpool, general assortment Of FALL GGODc
which they offer iof sale on their usual terms
otl-. q. S5-9t
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TEV DOI1I,EV, UT{VKDU-


X SIHL5 Che compensation ailocc hv law W be mid
- nf Tire subscriber. for agrr"hcr ire and rriycr. n
hn negro man named HS~t.< ran av nv suo,t ~
eNs ag3 lic h1 been bi. CITY ciat on ten yc and
ms wife To Obi. city. living in ttc c.lof tenement mi
Joining the Rev John Courtney. j. rroblhy lursip,.
"nu is citv or mcv have zone Amelia county, K5r
" @ o ,it Point iic woe raised 10y Mr. tichar Archer
decd. of Amelia courft. ' '''''
Essex is tail black fellow focgabjv s,oti has los, outi
l.eln he mas simple ionIerenhs slow and Is rlnyeui, m
s dess' DC had hluc broad cloth coat domestic piur
h" cont ANA q blue kuapt COTTON roUnd-tuctt cont.
s"si. q r5-u IEWfs WEIR.
WAS committed 90 tLc JAIL of NUri' hi rGr0f- a.
~ fnNt""N.on thr 3jd Aay.u Ncrto 1iar 8 fce or
inches liEhi rather yeHovsh tolurr ion: STRAIGHT G,
hs TEEN Ner' close together thc lips; about 10 years o
acc. Has and with i,i coarse cotton sbir, i,, ny
paualoons Of same, striped cotton panialoons c,,rt
snf' Ola yellow co-t1H c7tfee, ~od hl'. aii sb1e.Sii
negro 's hiF rTeis Iir th-t he lately belonged Ia t-
Johnston, NJ Npotii" county. who sold him 10 -
ih"mgs Ion Wf'" Le rtn ty. Tic nv rer of tho said
Nc T. ortfrd Oh prove prrwrtt nv cilcs and tsk. b,,
away % he vih hc dealt tiiih dc lov directs.
scrmmrer7 SIS Vi 5o'''''
tV as committed io ue isit Au-..,7 county 9- n r. m,
away, tI'c l1il Na..a Ncof0 Nav al6,,f r.at ..
SU .9n, smiling co"ni"raurc sns,i hands and f-et
" 't u.s. front orih iu fie lowell JAS gre separated m
pt"' % ie "npri '1Sc.fs OF ;stilht liuip Ila a.,
"i "iiH iT rr cll ;o.l Jeans '-avgsers aud nan
' 'tnpcl u,ey waist co aud Co. yvc Vi .i
'"l s'cs iir SAYS i name u Town. tat be- laioiv ta'o1,
y, =" ''ee duncan at itrachIiri county hut vss sold In
t'c',it"m ,v1'n ne avn- From Zoe n.er.r ". ,r
| ,i"' O. mos believed The ot rl slave
"''l ~ prove Ps01eryuay charges aui take him ais v
o'"' ""' ne D,'ii wiih "s t,e law directs.
September 1 ''''''
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OF with their wives and families, in the hope
that this separation would be better for al
parties concerned"
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From 81. .9ugltstine.-By gentleman pas
senger in the u. S. schooner ReUenge, Captain
HAMERsLY, days from St. Augustine, we
have been politely furnished with some late
liens Of intelligence from that place.
The inhabitants of St. Augustine appeared
very well pleased with the change Of govern
ment, and 1t was more than probable that
majority of them will remain there. Gen.
JACKSON has ordained that An the country
lying between the river Perdido and Suwancy
river, with all the islands therein, shall form
one county, to be called EscamJia."-" All the
country lying east Of the river Suwaney, and
every part of the cedcd territories, not desig-
mated as belonging to the former county, shall
form county to be called st. Joln's"
The limits Of the city are fixed at fifteen
hundred feet from the town gates. Hotwiih-
standing the very heavy rains, il continued
healthy, and will no doubt afford an agreca-
bic retreat for invalids from the North
BY the proclamation of Governor Jackson,
all those who were inhabitants of Florida on
the nth July last, are admitted to become ci-
tzens Of the United States, by taking the oath
OF Allegiance within one year from the date
OF the proclamation. Those who omit this
ceremony, will of course be considered as
aliens. Several persons had avaicd themselves
OF the opportunity thus offered, aud taken the
oath required.
Immediately aftera talk was held with the In
dams inhabitng Black Greek. The object OF