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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-14
Congress Of the Emitted States.
sEyENrEENrH coNeREss-2D SESSION.
TUESDAY DEC. 10, 1892.
IN SENA1E.

Mr., Mills. OF Massachusetts, and Mf,
Benton, Of Missouri, appeared to-day ana
took their seats.
MIR. Johnson, of Louisiana, gave notice
that be should. tomorrow, ask leave TO
introduce bill to enable the holders OF
French, British, and Spanish titles 70
lands in Louisiana, which have not been
recognized as valid by the government
ot the United States to institute proceed
ihgs to try the validity thereof and tor o.
ther purposes. :, r
Agreeably to notice, Mr.. Johnson, of
XIV. having obtained leave, introduced a
bill to abolish imprisonment for debt, ny
the Courts of the Uoted States; and the
bill was twice read by general consent,
and referred to the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
In introducing this bill, Mr.. J. made, a
few general remarks, explanatory OF the
Justice and expediency of such an act
intmating that he should go more fully IN
10 the merits of the measure, when the
bill should come up for consideration.
The following message from the Pres''
dent of the United States, received yes
terday, was read:
10 the Senate ofthe United States:
In compliance with resolution OF the
Senate, of the 22d February last, request
ing the President of the United States to
cause to be collected and communicated
TO the Senate, at the commencement OF
the next session of Congress, the best IN
formation which be may he able to obtain,
relative to certain Christian Indians, and
the lands intended for their benefit, on the
Muskingum, in the state et OHIO, granted
| under an act of Congress OF June |, 1875,
TO the Soc etJ of United Brethren tor
propagating The Gospel among the Hea"
then, showing, as correctly as possible,
the advance or decline of said Indians in
numbers, morals, and intellectual endow-
ments whether the lands have enured to
their sole benefit, and, if not, 10 whom,
in whole or in part, have such dement's &C
crued, transmit report from tbs Secre-
tary of War, with the accompanying doc
uments. JAMES MONROE.
Washington, Dec. 8.
The message and accompanying papers
were ordered to be printed,
A message was received from the PTesi-
dent of the United States, transmitting a
report Of the Commissioner CT the Public
| Buildings, stating the progress made there
on, the disbursement of appropriations.
&c. which were read and referred to the
Committee on the District OF Columbia.
Mr.. Barton submitted the following re-
solution for consideration:
RcsoLued, That the Committee on Public
| Lands be tructed to inquire into the exPe-
diency of making further provisions by law for
regulating the leasing and working of the lead
mines Of the United States.
l be Senate then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-14

NORFoUK, Dec. 8.--Midshipman Saun-
ders and DR.. Fitzhugb, OF the U. s. brig
Spark, two OF the sick who were left at St.
Thomas by that vessel, we are happy to
learn, have so far recovered as to be con-
valescent. A letter from the former has
been received here stating those facts.
Herald.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-14
The Minister from Mexico, and his suite
arrived in this city on Monday last
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Dec. 1O.-Yesterday MIR.
W. Brown OF Williamsburg now Senator
from thi. District) was elected on the FIRST
ballot, Judge OF the Williamsburg and
Fredericksburg Chancery Court; in the
place of Judge Green, promoted to the
bench of the Courts of Appeals. Messrs.
Fields and Currie were nominated also tor
the Office,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-14
WEDNESDAY, DEC IL
IN SFN4TE.

Mr.. p'wolf, from Rhode Island y
pesred to, day, and took 5Is sea- seaan.s:iderstiOr
III" Resoiuea, That so much OF the ,r,.sery,tiou,
Message as relates to the repairs s,sDB Road fro
and superintendence fthe N', Isf.rrfd to 81
Cumberland to Wheeling, be reIsl .r, nv bill
,ect Committee, with leave to report y
otherwise. 49,. oeths PRESIDE" >
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-14

SALoN,cA, Sept, 3.--Every thing is tram
quill here, and in Macedonia and ThessaIy.
yA6ouIGbout PachG continues to preserve
the utmost order. Jessuf Bey left there
the Io'L r ,--,ef with sNUnroi th"me~rd
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-14

SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. "A.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
Robert Royd.

Corner Of Exchange and .Niddle-Sfreefs
las lately received blk. blue and Oxford rnxt.
II BROADCLOT HS-Wo oleHets-S atiines-lA
Nankrn Crapes--blk. and cold Canton Grapes
French and Italian do-blk. col and striped Silks
Cahcoes-worsted and cottcn Hose-Laaies lid and
silk Gioyes-Men's silk and brown do.-Ind;sptnsbts
plain and garRiture Ribbons-Muslins-C Cambria
Dimoties-crape shawls-V estings- PaIasols--gins-
ham and silk Umbrellas-2 cases Leghom Straws-
Gentlemens Leghorn Hats-neck and pocket Hdkis--
sewing Siiks-iiag and blk silk Hdkfs.-bIue, compa
ny and short yellow Naukins, &c. &c.
f63~.1LSO.-E0
Domesnc Sheetings, ShirtingS, Plaids and Stripes
Iickinss &c.-Al Of which viii be sod very lev tcE
CASH.
Portland, June 4, 1892
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, Sc.

Suprtme JudicioI Co7rt. ,
May term, n. y. 1892. {
On the foregoing Petition Ordertd-That the
aaH Petitioner give notice If their said petition,
by causing the same with this order there d 10
to be published IN tho Portland Gazette printe "a
"a Portland, three weeks successfully, lie last
publication TO he thirty day. Al least previous
The next term Of this Court which Il "a be hold
en- at Portland within and fer the County of CUM
berand, on the first Tuesday Of November next.
Inst all persons interested may then and there
appear and shew cause, If any they have, why
he prayer Of said petitioners should not he grant
cd. VIM Il VAITCHaN ri.
CoIy Of the petition and order az Court.
AT. wa. 4. VAUGHAN, Cs1k.
June d.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
MAINE JUSTICE.

Goodae, Glaze & Co. and c. Spaudin @,
PROPOSE PUBLISHING ~ SUBSCRIPTION
THE MAINE JUSTICE
Being digest o! the common law-the statute
laws Of Maine, ant e he United States re-
lstye to the powers and dute, Of Jus
tees ofthe Peace. r. which will
he added Is APPENDIX,
Co tlining all the forms IN such a srOrk.
CONDITIONS.
|. The work viii be put TO press as soon as
the Copy can be prepared, and finished with all
post lc despatch.
III. The FoRNs and Law relating TO Crini
nal and Girl Actions Will be arranged separat, =,
and separate Indexes exed.
ILL., The work shall Re well printed on fine
paper and on a new small plea type well
bound in common Law binding and will corr
tain fram 800 . $50 pages. OefaO.
w. ne price TO Snbscriher. will he 7ics
Dollars. When completed the price viii lie rails
ed t5fwo dollars md f,rsn'y .frt CENTS
Y. Those who procure SIR Subscribers and
become accountable ,nr tie pay shall receive >
sEv NTH cory GRATIS
a-,rPersons holding SUB or giior Papers. are
requested fr return them "a he PuJiishsrs By NE
1914 of flag ncri.
Subscriptions, received at the Several rook-
sto rs in this town. June Ii.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18

INi'lS is 10 caution al persons against tfns''ps
4 or entertaining HANNAH FILLS. e.
Pauper, on my account, as shall pay ~ e .sl
SEES she may incur. SAMUEL tAhL"-
North-N arrnonth Irra s. I3-e.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
~ SitOE STORE.
joseph Il. Walton,

UNIFORMS hiS friends and the public. that re
D. la, commenced husness ia me line OF Menu
featuring aRd vrndiuS
BOOTS g. SHOES,
81 the new building tie Pos. Office Union
Street. wLerr he offers for sale ladies fashionable
lid, Ntocco aud leather SHOES, Gen;lemen's
BDoT> and SHOl.S-M,s-e. leather SnOES-
Boy thick AID tln a." = Children Morocco
AM leather do.-tieaileu.e ,. Morocco and lea, b.
e. PU u p, together win Shoe Backing, Var
nish, frnshcs Sc. sc. all If which will be sold
~ reasonable tCrms.
In the manufacturing business, 10 which the
snhsc her will indu>tr;onsiy Apply himself, the
best stock viii h. used which be can procure and
every pains tex 10 10 give satisfaction 10 those
who may favor him wih Their custom
E53ile promises his best endeavors 10 please
an so!icis share 0f public PatI onage.
Portland June fl.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
Vdluabte Lots of LaF:a g. flats


es THE sloop FnlENnsHlP, THApDf-
F-1--'-N Us RoHEISs, Master, will leave iris place
generally for Portland on Mondays and fhs'f
Gats; AMI hom Portland for this place cn b''
nsSdGys. Fridays 81 STtGsdgps, wind and wcaiif'
permitting. All orders left with w. H. NJ
STooKBR10GE, .AoribggTaouth or Asa tAiN'
ingrahsm's wharf. Portland. shall be jris t.
tended 10, and all fayors gratefully acknrr'e's
ed. If. North Yarnoefh. Ny :, To-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
Rum, Gin, Pork, Beef, &c

~ fl Punchenns ". 1. RUM.
:. ~ 20 bbls. 'Musruva,l,, SAGtH
70 do G ear. Mss and Prime PORK
10 do Mes. No. & No. BEEF.
- Rags Blown SALT.
Rts. aid half Dbl. Cherry RUM.
ripes American BRANDY,
Holland GIN,
Chests and Foxes Black TEAS,
Bhs. TAR,
Nsrnish and ROSIN.
Roifs DUCK,
Boxes STARCH
Ribs Albany AVT.
BOTTLED PORTER. &c. &c.
For fsle at No. LoNC-THApr Porrr
By STEPHN WAITE, Jr.
June, J. 1879.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
Gardner IRON ItorES.

OUTutNCT IRON ~ OFES.
THE Subscriber. Agent of the GARDINER
IRON ORKS, has constantly for sale AZ
the sgeu,y Store InGardner, the following ar
iicles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Falling Mill DO.
Lantern Wheels.
Wrought g. cast Mil Spindles.
IiateI's Basins ,-Clu'hier's Plates.
Crow Bare Plough Mouids and Coul,ers
Wheels iur various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad lfons.-Casl Iron Dogs.
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart aud Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at shor, no
tee.
The above articles will be Sold cheap for cs.l
Or apProSed c-e''i'. ORDERS for sny description,
u Castings. will BE- eSeru'nd pnrctns'iy. 10 a.
best manner. VI. SYRINGE Err II 1oc,t
hm Gerdit'fr. FEB s. 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
BLANKS
June H..

For sale a, this Oa;ce. In
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18
fPm Rt<it
E42rgELL.

E42rWELL.
Farewell ifever iondest prayer
For others veal availcd on high,
Mine win not all be lost in air.
But wait thy name beyond the sky.
'rwere vain TO speak. 10 weep. TO sigh:
On more than tears Of blood can tell,
When wrung from quilts expiring eye,
Are IN that word-FdIewell !-FaIeweIli
These lips are mite. these eyes are dry;
But in NY breast. and in nv brain,
Awake the pangs that pass not by,
The thought that ne'er shall sleep again.
AIy soul nor beings nor dare complain,
Though grief aud passion there rebel
/ only know wr loved in vain
only feel Farewell FAREWELL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18

ITO Inc Tin Piafs-'soJking business is waI's..,
One Gom the country. who can come We
recommended FIR steady, sober and Industries
habits, may aear al a coed place ~ oa'"r'
This OiIce. .uas -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07
CNEAp GOODS.

YssIIE subscriber has recently received and
Il opened a general assortment OF Goods,
suitable to the approaching season, and is in
the daily expectation of receiving an addition
to his present stock.--All Of which, has been
purchased with cash, and the far greater part
at vendue. He therefore, can and vii sell up
on the most reasonable terms for cash, Pork,
and Beef lie is confident that those who NAV
favor him with a call, will not go away dssatis-
fed with his prices. He will also give state
paper for Pork.
JAMES MITCHELL.
Relevile Sentembar J. 1S23--O
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07

Of the districts the harvest was entirely de.
stroyed.
A motion for'the total renesl of the Salt Tax
was negatived in tn, unusa oF con,,nons t01
to 90; and a bill was ordered. to reduce the
present duty according to the recommendation
of a committee.
The last quarters revenue of England was
not likely to be so great as was exnectcd
a body of Spanish Insurgents were defeated
near Vich, on the 10Th Of June, and 100 left
dead onthe field.
public dinner was to be given in London.
to Mr.. Zea, the Colombian Minister.
The,rurkish and Greek fleets were near to
each other on the 14,h of NAV. bet,geen Samos
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOSIAH MEIGs,
With HH SGiAD

d IN Monday the 9th lust. at the residence
~ OF the subscriber, III Edwardsyile, to
the highest bidder, for ready money, the north
west quarter section No. II, in town north,
range 6west, on Silver Creek, on which $50
has been paid there is on said tract three
never falling springs Of water, about acres
under excellent fence, with about 81 apple and
peach trees, andavery good log cabbin, smoke
house, &c.---aiso, one quarter section of mill.
ta,y bounty land, being the north east quarter
Of section %, town north, range west, and
number ofarticles OF kitchen furniture, farm
ing utensils, &c.
HENRY BERTHOLD.
September 7, 1922 at
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07
SPECTATOR. 30
EDWAnDsNmLE. sEPTEMBER Z. 1822.

In the remarks which we made last week re-
latiYe 10 Mr. Coles, our governor elect, we
wereinAuencedby q strong conviction that he
was warm partzan OF the Hon. VIM. H. Craw-
ford-a conviction produced by a variety of
circumstances well calculated to warrant it,
and among them, by some very strong ones,
which :ranspired day or two previous to the
celebration Of the 4th of July, 1919, at this
place. We have, however, since our last paper
WAS issued, received fromthe most respectable
sources, information sufficient to induce the
belief, that Mr. Coles predictions are not
no1p, such as we had heretofore supposed them
to be, and that his course will not be such as
we anticipated. Among otherthings, we have
been informed by gentlemen of the highest
standing, andmost undoubted veracty, that Mr..
Coles has expressed to them personally, his
of the conduct of Mr. craw-
ford in appointing Judge Thomas to examine
the land Offices, aud of the Judges acceptance
Of that appontment, in terms so unequyocal
and decided, as to be totally inconsistent with
the sentiments which we believed him to en-
terrain.
All we have to add upon this subject, is, if
VIC had been possessed ofthe informa,ionabove
alluded TO, those remarks would not have been
made, in the shape in which they appeared.
In due season, we shall probably undertake
10 shew substantial reasons why Mr. Crawford
States.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07

A SEMINARY OF LEARNING, has been
n opened in the brick building Of VIM. L..
May, i'll the town Of Edwardsville, nearly OPP
posite Hopkins hotel, under the saperinten-
dence OF the Rev. JESSE Tow SsEsD; wherein
viii be taught the Latin and Greek Languages,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Reading
and Writing. The qualifications and charsc-
ter OF the gentleman, who VIII Conduct the in
sttution, stand deseryedly high. and il is pre-
stunned that those persons, who may entiast
Their children to his charge, will be satisfied
with his literary and moral instruction.
As the number Of scholars will be limited
application fer admission should be made at
an early period, to the Instructor, or TO either
of the subscribers, from whom the terms may
be learned. s..,5 .,5<.5tt =
ZEN. STEPHENSON,
T. w. SMITH.
E3zsn,As1si}e, Iu1V 10, 1922. go
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07
NOVICE.

AER. THOMAS ESTES having declined
w all further agency in my business, and
delivered to me all my books, notes, accounts,
&C. those who are indebted to me are request
ed to make prompt payment to myself, or
James MITCHELL Esq. of Belleville, in this state,
who is fully empowered to act as my agent i'll
all cases. for the collection Of debts that are
now OF may hereafter become due to me.
NINIAN EDW ARDS.
EdwarusNille. Illinois, Sent. a 1S92-7OSt
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07

A IL persons interested in the settlement of
IA the estate Of Reuben Sandcrson, deceased,
DIST CLAIR county, will attend on the third Mon
lay OF October, at the Probate Court holden
At BeilcYille.
WILLIAM THOMPSON, .fam'r.
ScNtelnhnr Z BOD 70 Aif
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07
lly..stI>ySs.!M:,y;IAS.o

NAE. PAGE, respectfully acquants the in
1vh habiian.> of Edwardsvlle, and its vieinl.
ty, thai his Museum If FINE ARTS, consisting
of a variety Of Paintings and limitations OF Life,
in Wax, will be opened for exhibition during
the first week OF Court. In addition to tn,
above, will he exhibited Powerful Electric
Machine, and apparatus. Music on an elegani
Organ, &c. &c. Admit;ance, 25 cents-Chil-
dre.n half price. For further particulars, see
biils.
Sept. Z.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07
kAost Certificates.

EDUBIIC NOTICE is hereby gwen, that ap-
IL plication viii be made, agreeably to law,
10 the Register of the Land Office at Kaskas-
ka, for the renewal of the following certhi-
Gates, TO wit: for the N. w. Or sec. %, I l S.
r. 9 w. w. or. sec. s, T. l S. r. 9 W.
n. L. Or. sec. Is, l.. S. r. 9 W.
u. p. COOK.
Anprlst 81. 1992-1O Ct
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07

should suffer death, there would still be
o sufficient number to affect the purpose
for which he had been engaged.
Considering these circumstances the
discovery OF the plot must have created
very great alarm. Detaspare Gaz.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BOSTON, AUGUST |

BOsTON. AUGUST .
By the ras, sailing SHIN II ifon Canaan
Busscu. which arrived ,i,is dav in 81 DAYS
from, ivernool we received me- nanars
oftba CITY to The I'm MI and I,nd,a
In ,l,e evenint, ofthe ORR +
T,rj;av. M Ianger exnec,inr war
with Russia. (althongh il, differences
are MOI engIrelt settled. \ now directs its
whole attention 10 s,nnress i,s in,er,al
troubles.
Advices from Madrid are to the Isl
ult The Cares wera nrnraa,,ad the
day before. rbsy have reia,,ated French
measures bg nron,bi,it,t, the inland com.
merrial ia,rr'oo,se q yen, nv one route
A deGeieoc sol "a ono ooa reals in the
revenue, !, ,,nfi,.lnA,.a--,nd.a loan of
1870 100000 authors. d Disturbances
oeforre4i a, Madr,d n the lime Of the
ad,,1rn,,ent of the Cares
The K,ao delivered an address on The
separate 81 the Cor,es. The lat er in
their am ,w,r remarked i'm, A .,ricnt,ure
bene almost annin,la,ed. i,dI,s,ry dis
hear,eued. and ,rada narailzed !, was
necessary TO mare down the nublic ex-
nend;lur,. Win Inc mos, severe econony.
The iosutr,.cti,n in t.at,l on;a co,,;nu.
ed.
The Courier anticipates intelligence
of further disturbances.
Two tfisafss are stared TO have sailed
from Touion 10 cruise alongthe Spanish
coas,, me better 10 preserve the heath
of France! The Scnitary CoreIons near
the p,renees are SAID to include 10000
troops. An expensive Quarantine es-
tablishmep,
Ii is said a cruizer of is guns, fitted at
Bordeaux, has made some pr.zes OF Spa
nish vessels off Santander.
Information from Lisbon 10 the oo,h
of June. Tine detail, Of /, consniracy
apains, the ,.oyernmen, were said before
the Cor,es. on TIE Is,b. and referred 10
a commi.tee.
The French Parliament Is occunied
on Canal Projects. 1E
The ,,is,r,sses or the Irish continued
10 aupmet,f. ae%
Il is proposed in London that every
family 81, without a dihner one .,,ay. and
con,ribnte tho sayinp 70 Tie fund for Inc
relief of The sufferers Il, ireland.
The jate Rri,;sl, colonial ac,s are con.
s,rued 10 Mace the trade with Hayti on
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07

rr,D--At the Marine Settlement on the
S0,a oit. Mrs. BlAKEMAN, wife of Capt. Curtis,
Brakeman.
In 81. Louis, ON the Odd u.t. after lingering
Illness, Mrs. CnLoE REED, widow OF tie lat,
capt. Jacob Reed,
Al the same place, on the Oath uIt. sudden
~, OF the bilious fever, Mr.. ELIJAH BxEBE.
At the same place, on the 18th ult. (rcgret-
ted by ailwho knew him) Mr. JONAS CHRIST
NAN.
AT The same place, on the 9Th nit. capt
JAMES MAGUSNEGLE LIE. of the United States army.
In Pike county, Illinois, in July last, VIII
LIAM WARD, Esq. He was drowned in attempt
ing to ford Sugar creek
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-09-07
UTICA, On. " July 2.

UTICA, (N. W JULY 2.
Col. Brady, of I'd U. S. Infantry, with
$50 fine soldiers, have arrived at Buffalo,
and are waiting for the return of the steam
boat to take them to the new pos about
to be established al the falls oil ST. Mary,
at the outlet OF lake Superior. This des-
tinallon OF one OF the battalions of the ID
regiment, is most judicious measure on
the part OF government. 1t will give
security TO an extensive frontier hereto
fore unprotected, and SO completely in
sulatcd as TO be, in the winter, when the
navigation of the lakes is closed, entirely
at the mercy of the savages. In addition
to which, we learn that Maj. Barker, OF
the Sd U. S. Infantry, with respectful
detachment OF that regiment, is TO be i'm
mediately placed al Sagana Bay, place
ultimately destined 10 be the seat OF go
verDment OF a state which will possess
greater advantages than any inland state
IN the Union; having more than eight
hundred miles Of its frontiers washed by
nayigab.c waers--with greater extent
OF territory than all New Eng land-~,he
quality OF its lands second to none in the
United S.atcs-lhc lakes and rivers
which embrace il on three sides, abound
ing with the best fish that i'm in fresh
watcr--a healthy climate, and choice
Of either New. Y orl. or New Orleans for
their markets. There arc already, form-
daoie military posts at Maekiaaw and
Green Bay, and small garrison at Chi
cago. This liberal and wise disposition
OF ironter protection, will encourage
emigration into Michigan territory, ana
re'nunerate the general government by
promoting the sale of their hands,
Would the United States direct some OF
their eminent engineers to join the gar
rison a, ST. Mays, after the necessar,
barracks and Qualifications arc completed,
they might SO employ the help which
could be spared irom the garrison, as in
few years to canal and lock around th,
falls, about three fourths of mile, and
open passage for vessels into lake Su
perioF. Sentinel.