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ar rm Mws or TW union J$3tato^ Whoduthorizcd Shy agentof toe
rn.iiM. “T""' !■ i.i'i .■' 'mi"' r— t - I general government to attempt ths annul
iir 4tfi t i i i i-i •Mpui^U^I'W'vCi Treaty, aoleronly ratiflsd. b P I* 8 ,
rr*T vArxit,: r i i i t gw* itoixa**- |ConkHbt Fathers?—Let those officious in
Min i H11mtmmmfmmtmrnmm tttmi ddien logk to iheit too cliirutto
BisVid&KMfc • . M“vfoke
| t . themselves to too duties'with
BOARD OlMMALTH. ; ?
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WiTOSWI
West Of the MieeMpph opd jUfiiW bo ■«-
capable of ttrtpplyinf »'tb th" to
giving to tbo emigrating party «
. ou*ntHf fo| ltlM>hipb they bed rS|
pit. WhateWbfoqndailoa there m|f
peon for tliio ototomcM olfbo time!
iS*^wte®6S
SiotM with tho Otega sod Ko M* tribes
tor about one hundred millions c ofrobip*-
tending tho whole length pf tl s llietonri
and Arkansas western boundary inea (about
five hundred fnilee) end rtjnnio, book up-
JwflHv of four hundred- I'M D»Sgto re-
ostood s front of fifty mU4». and thaKsu-
fclf of thirty, out of this cession, end tome
other email tribes hove beds located iiiit ;■
but there still remains seventy or eighty
millions of acres, embracing every vanity
Of soil and climate between the Intitules
32 and 40, in which the emigrating Creeks
dngbis^bddl^ttor.tttos^ that t&G«-
sruur of OaorM was ffiisnadad from carry-,
(fig his thtoata info execution, as to the iw-
vey nfthe Indian lands, concerning which j
i«sMkt*n'.‘s : oi’'fhif oioioug,.
' “iro the Superior
«e*wS5«-B|(Iac;B"E
te p'^ICotionTtortliB^tfvitof, munfer; oafus on
"^tt totSbrm'owolrod by this Board,(SrSclMJMselessly made, willhe tooj^kHdir-
that tbeChainbao ba. and, bg hereby is au- lMftSa^MgS Z reS' of
tlmriaad; to oaU a epocial masting, if wy cjr- ?• i tllB „|| of GeoT-
otupetabca should ocour which "d” 11 !'. m rr* I git in their oooUjSioy, without prevail J oan readily olioose the four millions to which
: P«* ™ foilvtooum. tbo often harped I they are entitled. This purchase was in-
toeent Ward Commtteea continue | ttDon passage '« peaceable and reasonable tended for all the Indiane east of the Missis*
V^ntota mdMto nreVenhtobos iSuiJ^Swtmm for the non-fulfilment of Lippi,and dnohtlosa they wonld all Boon go
dAMhton Of MdtoS ^oi vMetsWcl '•»* contract-we cerlaiply hare the right as to it if their ignorant abdjealoiie minds were
toe to>oI3 o to ]“"• »f to*parties to oonstrueit-aod we ap- not alarmed aud poisoned bymisreprepemt-
pattor, whfcbeapwe^ _»seprorad 10 m i ^ n, g \, 0 rld for the jnitiue of the coo- Kjons. Ooo third ofthoCbcrokeee.one-
lojorioue to the health Of the commoplt). I (htt t y, j arr i»ed; if it hah hull of the Ohootaw.. sod a number of amall
By order ijf the Board,' { been suffered to pfc>s. that the party faiOogi tribes, have removed several years ago,arc
' I. E. TEPPT, Scchry. I io comply with He engagemant. should -Wgr J perftcUy ploashd with their uew holies,
.-a iA./to'y itowA jifiodamajroofthbdelay—rthat tlieySlmohrif* ahUiuuld nptpoetibly be prevaUed on Vo
Kt/ort qf JJwp* «» Jlf sMsannoB, fo r ihe oenacquenoes, whatever I , l)0 v* back.
they may be, and that our olaimi to ju-lioe A very high obligation, is imposed upoh
tkoiild not be prejudiced by their neglect. the Federal Government to relieve the
This treaty bat been- so fully investigated, I s„ u thern Staton from thpir Indian pqpipa-
tliat further remarks upoo it, ma/ parlmps be t j on , J„ respect, the North and Sooth
considered by our readers, “.tedious ss a gt e upon a very Unequal footing,-—(be
thrice-told tale vexing the dull ear of a drew-1 Northern States removed or exterminated
Cltortutatj Oct M,—Cbtton.—8. Island
fiO a 65—8td. do. 30—Mtins and Sanies
40.—Short Staple. 13 a 131.—Bits—PrinJ
|3-Inf.togoo^*«a«|* Pnw
G»«i>a--SeveraT parcels have arrived, and
»“• *»•« ajected at 13 a I3f oeots for new
*^*^* 0 * r *.^ r * > **"^ 0< ''*'**^I**** ^ B,r ^ er *u™* 0| to hlghwI'i^cMHlsi futlrince thelhut
aodeivil war .would hare back the oonsa- rifttws F/o*p, on the 30thAprtl last. The accounts from Uverpool via. New-York, of
kqdooa. Blessed be the peace ma6sr,"| d||p r o U wa a supported entirely by circum- » further decltoe in the article, it is difficult
! Wei have good authority for saying tbat l stSntial evidence, the substance or which is to make sale* above ttjj conto.
g s is no foundatfen for theasnertiort here I sp follows i Rict—Has been in ratherbeUer demand
ef apd wo have raaaod to behave thst'l, It waa proved that ton prisoner and tho •"jc* °'ir lastvoport i lota of prime have been
o the question oftberlght to survey the j deceased iiad beeifanfl-isndly or rather that aoldatAt; noneof the new erop arrived
s, the-eminent statesman wlsite name is I there wiw ill blood between them for some L -* 1 -- ’ ■
hern introduced, agrees perfaotfy with Got- | lime i tuat oir the da) the murder was cliarg-
proor Troup. ■ I ed to have been committed, deceased bad
, mb* '■ 1 prisoner bdfore the Justices of the Peace,
G.oanu Boo*a.-Wa toave just
sample ■ of Sugar, frotp .Montgomery
County, iq this state* whiohappeats to be fSofcS. uJlnJ^A ?! in &s%*J£Sm
of as fine * quilky a« the best New-Orleanb yuiV-H^QrO^at^^tdpddafthaV
Sugar. We understand, ihit it is cult,rated ‘ h „ e „ ,h « e . p ’ ^ ^
The demised w» knocked down after
dnmestm oonsumplion. It maf be MM>M|^ AT gg' „i, rli.t di». ho 1---1—
7. 7 w, ’ crop arrived
tost week—It would no doubt command 4)
re ' c
Exchange <m England—t a 10 per conl.
pee ; on France Sf. 10. ■
mauusd,
, Ob Thursday eveuiog laat. by (be Rov'd.
als! mT’ Mb 0 Trxia, to Miss.
Alto Martha BAai*Ano,all of this city.
far the vseekendtng*S tktofirr, 1 i>»f.
Died of worm favor, I—aged 1 yean-.j
Intermittent fever 1 *6
Gout • : 1 4*
Total 3.
on that day, by'another mau, aud
hie left eye bruised by the blow.
After the dispute between deceased and
Onsoftheoew sloops of war authorised by | prisoner, tlihy drank and appeared friendly.
Congress, and built at the Navy-Yard, j They loft the Court Ground together in
Charlestown, Ms- was launchedon the ISli, I company with auotlier person, who went
tost Site is a beautiful ship, upon the French I with them about smile and a Quarter, when
Model,Qfabout .600 tons. She hasaneliptical 1 tho latter turned towards hia House, it
item upon the plan of Mr. Seppings. It is I being not more than oue hundred yards from
supposed she wilt be called either tbe Lek-[ the road. From this place deceased started
ingtom or too Coooord. | on the run, but first said to prisoner, “ come,
are you going.” Deceased waa on horse,
_ . . . . . ,, . , . , . 'buck and prisoner on foot—deceased started
Extensive and rerydistresslng fires hare ta I j on o vert0 ok prisoner..
i the woods of Maine, to which lbr.| At ^, le Courl Ground oh the same day
layman." We dannol, however,now take
their Indiana before they became parties
before
W. inJaMad In r«BUin ftiou oftheU" leave ofit, without dwelling od it tor a t0 t he Federal Constitution, and before
LmMoI. TI,at i»waseoududedoriginnllv(we the , had parted with that attribute of so
^JfnnrVifiVnrt-su-Princa naofrs to the I fi" 01 * 1,18 " or<l * 11,8 ton ’ ra ‘ Ml0,,8, y °J vereignty which enabled them to do as they
3WW*' I !:W‘* rn# paP 8W > I Lv..i,i,urtnni«siihu munh substantial form 1 p| 8US ed within the limits of their uwn state! . H
*ta!2rtll2[lto . TI, .°, re L * ‘ P ' rl | The N- Y. Daily Ailvbrtiser of the 18th 1 bank of little, Ogecliee creek, jpst below the
gl»dn««-w-ry from Curracyus paper., to Mge, and on tie near side of the creek,
.mini vh^ p,< 8D “ V u “' " J V covered by »» *»di- » 8 , , n K —Mr Joseph Lancaster lied re- About the same time in the eromng, a
‘'i' 1 "® o' the-—nutation, which contribute nothing tol... ■ . e i»a«l,hii, iiv.mr ,hnn> ann vanls from the
nqne ,
*d instant, inclusive.
VVaihington) “ With at muoh substantial forn, I pleased within the limits of their own states
and apparent good faith and understanding of Not so" in the South.
, . . , , . the business, as Indian Treaties“ -
Afler tbe full exposition which we hire be tn conducted, or perhaps can'
ken plpoe in
thick smoky atmoyharW; which baa prevailed I beard "to'aay" that “he would
,n that srotion of the*nion haabeen attyibu- ^ Go( , dam ncdifhe did not lull Flake before
ted. The numbe of buildings destroyed in he ^ Ut|e Ogechee-tlinre was pton
each town is as follows: I” Gmlford. 4 hous- ,- waUr ther P, nd he would pul h | m
f„ , ’ B |„.r.\hil%KuLk,rH.™noV 88 tost he would not trouble him.,,,
rtt’V S i„ I ?J“°f 8 '’’ I» «• ptoven that prisoner had
4 houses, 5 barnij in Dover, 1 barn i m.| idvcral time ,h e f 0 r ethrea(el , ed i 0 gmFlake.
It was nearly ilark when deceased overtpok
prisoner, after they had left the man before
mentioned, and then they were .only a short
distance from the fatal spot, which is on the
Moorstown, 1 house. Total number of build-
ngs destroyed in the above towns, 46—21
bouses and 25 barns.
published on tbe sulqedf of tbe Creak nation.Jofto. contracting parttotja dostituto of thaO popnlatlon, which contribute nothing to:|^*'« ^ J' r do ^^^™B 0 ito “ r "'f I neighbdriivhrg'abou'v400 yards" from'’tho
1 also us o oik to rtf I.Km nt aIaii. kfifl fliihl park tftnn I „ I t i j—— I.-1, M H M J a sv,a,i
if any doubt before existed as to the validity I benefits of enlightened touristy,” we have t |, e wealth of the Htates. and subtract from
to treaty, "
bridge on' the other side, Jiesrd two men
I • " ' 1 " J * e *— after
of tha tote' treaty, it can exist no lohgsr. Dever doubted—all
.Viewing its validity « complelaly - establish . L tt(n t|y obtained, a
bd,ianot wane reparalton due to GOergia confirms its validity, attoougn 'nun ^t thoseSuteu upon an cqiial footing.w,-ih |y"" v h ";, ;OTVrn”thnsTeaviiig V Pera"wirii-1 Nothing more waa hoard or seen of tho
for the hart, manner in which it has hee« , ne ncement, ^fiosed by a oombmstioq sjmh thoM in t f B Nur ,b, and it is the duty ol that 888 !"f Spaniard exceotinff ia deceased until the body was found floating
prejudged, and the determination formed to ha i,-never been arwj^d against any trev Governme „, to d o so._Mr. Monroe’s admi ’ ’ «>Ulm water about 70 or 100 yards below
toferit to Congrem, without the toadow of IJt Oneorthe pr.nomal grounds '‘ k8n ‘-oietfation undertook this duty, and com- J ,ho Oto AorH ” mV the'^dMoatcIi “ we the bridge, and a few yards below the place
|igW? Every engine hat b$«n »et in motiim | gainst it, and atill advanced, u that °* cor - men ccd a system of meaaore* which promi- f ' ,a ?u tlle * .w 11 wham a d&v or two after the finding o/tlie
to Arrive thUtredCyinvalfd, and for what, oft” rU ption on the part of the Commissioners of | ^ complct*? succors, bht whether thatsys; y® reth ^ nc, « hleent * |0 «8and \ v «re^found stamDed' or trampled
tea! to injnrn Stay, of Georgia? The Z United Statu who coneldded the krt.jK' 1 1. Zm^ rein, yet to^e frwn Ayminolto
.pec,at «ente of the United State. hare_ em- ty , becaU90 0 f (he payment. made toM - l oen V Ve perceive in tho Northern papers Poto * 1, __ knot. Upon examining^the body? it was
»yedtbeinselre».notin that which abouMJ Intosh, as a tmnsideralion for a reserve of (oud ou tcrios against the cruelly of remo- found that the skull was fractured, with cute
*. 8 IJS 8 ?. l jto l* 8 ^* 4 .^ *3™: *y^y. 2?- S2; Ving the Creeks from the tombs of their on HomoM or Wan.—It is stated in a late or stabs on the right ear, on the (fide of thp,
•W*** 0 . | eoswrn to the Wertern WikienfsM >_ tort we | paper nn a proof of ue sanguinary Head, and on tbe throat.
carried on A day or two after deceased was missing.
, that two the prisoner went to Savannah in company
liiunured Turkish prisoners, who had been with two of his neighbors; on the road
I C iL . Z M .. ■■•mam I.J ai.I U ■« I L ^ A 1 s I.'.lAAnHAwd sAiiAPBI timnO • sat s
Indian affairs, or in roeoociliiig the differen- |not onquire-It ua charge unfouoded to.fact, would iliqilire ,f these gentlemen ’bad for- ,„ a „n e ? in which the contest is t
oes amoog thp Iodiaosi but ,n seeking onl rfnd imworthy ofrcfutatioii. yeUbe »« b J“ ''f Latte n the manner in which Indians were b e *w * n tb" Groeto and Turks.
m?k U r1r o l^: «r l ri . d of in th8 8 " d ? honored Turkish prisoners, who
“.h^-UwootofhiMt 1 'toa" treMv P wUh I havo we *® uW W them , w wft8 * k I for'"month."in^'captivity,'"werVio^Vby I spoke'of the’dcccaToTsoierai times ; at one
ShirtLd ' ^.T* 8 W . '■ U !*?r!^f, had t h^? the '! l4Blnor i* 11 b ? re8di "g g 'toh extracts as t h e Greeks, and butchered in the streets time said, “ supposing somebody should kill
Fi»»FSas!tSr! its** -* “““■ - *-* giK^sA^safeiis
dutywhieh be owed to b» consntueaWranJ be very ignorant, or determined to misropre- Th< Go , ernment increniat , h8 prem iu m
the CommiMi oners of Georgia slandered by |sent faels. The praeuepof the British Oor- , d ^ Auildr «(| ..» aamnujiv r s-ppo-ws «• ■■**» | 7 r , t - nt khenknown tha t Flake
rbeenandistooemnllatetbeL..^ **-'«
1 ■ - r - - ■ • being in company with deceased within Ij.
I miles of the place where lie was killed, st
j aim,lit t hs Svl,mjw fClgcU fiu IMS OvoosnCO
i match to it, in”th,8 maimer I but .short distance from the fatal spot, and
8 Chief, of the different nations, from wnom r , com of ru|u „ tMn , to gu out upon -A Turkish prironner, on board a Hydra
they hare aught to obtain, by thu meant. But ... jrjt Januarv Sihlie brouklit br, ff' n ,hfi Greek- fleet, having been most
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DQffi,
On Tuesday last, after a severe and lin-
geriDg illneSa,in the 42d year of hi. age
Mr. Miles Smith,an old inhabitant of this
city.
Jaime Mil
FORT OF SAVAlrSIAH.
tbs Special Agent of the United Statea, tod fern man t bit ever oeeo saa » uiooncmiuo sub rp-ajj.
what is ths result ! An examination Into tbe | Chiefs of tbe different nstiona, from whom > ™
gdrentmant sod customs of tbe Creeks.
Slid X. refereSCe to. undoubted ducumsot*. .,, ,,,,, UD uuiouim •« — • —-- —-'(In Kit-Inn a nsnliVp Bnn ■ Mffim Dun, which i — . - - - - .
ne met wirn taSove torty-mltefueyona rrin*j vu^rat tmr iinigax(lie or tnr
.... which nonewdl deny. Colonel . , ^.8 l»fe« noimrant• seRoml time vessel and put amatcli to it, in this maimer.■ , ar.h* - »t— —
grounds which cannot be shakoo, by proof Kawkivs, who perhaps understood to 0 ™ of he^isoovered ten Indians round a fire all a <,e * ,r °y' n g himself and all' but about 30 0 f hi» whole a " 8 °“ nt .. character
hot only that * b8 ^'°. , T 8t ?h Tribo possesso^^ I ihe lodian oharsetef, than any other rtf 8 ”* ®M ot/ee^Tleordcred part ofhtoooinpkoyto fire* I G re8 »*. °At r.herUmeoZn“king of
!rr*r *° of top Creeks, J j^Umied^taiM. ever '^^^(‘'ptonresluoii | I afi ,b ?^ 8 P? rt * k8t
, rtlsncoussnteil to lij that lribs-.|lis . I -—...—. j uieumw pari ui me company in,Hi veu ,i„
ooooludiog top late treaty. We know not I „ immediately opposed; and tlus opposilion I pnrpo , e . These ton scalps were brought I no more prisoners, but to slaughter their on
which most to admire in the late tranaaotiona I continues m long as there « a hope to obtain (o Bust ; m 00 the 9th oi March. Emboldened 1 emiea as soon as they fall into their hands
on,the[ part of.thn U. at»e.-the procipita- preMn „, t ll8 infallible mode heretofore > n w j ( h repeated sue, ess he marie a third attempt 1
tion with which this treaty ha. been prejudg-1, 1W , 0 gam a point.” The practice of ma-1, out W1(h „, irl y.three men." Upoi
ARRIVED,
Br. Ship Arabian, Atkins, SO days Irina
Liverpool, io W. Gaston, consignoer-wilh.
specie, dry goods, tall, Ac. to 8. Wright, J
Al’Nish, Scott tl Balfour, W. Si H. Huse, C.
W. Rockwell h cu. W. Gaston, and S.’ ll!
Tnrkmao, Left ship Georgia, Varuam, |o sail
forlhia port the Wilt ult.
Ff. ship Alexander, Lofnrd, Point Pel re,
Oundaloupe, 17 days, in ballast to the
pur cargo on board. Loft, brig Allonlit,
Blake, of Portland, for do. uuc.; brig Mer
cury, Harris, of Ncwburyport, lor New.
York, soon i brig Mary, Messill, of and for
Portland,an 3 days; brig Vestor, Collins,
Molasses 32 cents and rather scarce—new
Mnlass'es just coming in.
Fr. ship Cornelia, Rioti, Martinique, 30
days, via St. Thomas, St Jago de Cuba,
and Port-au-Prince, in ballast, to the Su
percargo un board.
Schuoner Jane, Thompson, of Edenlon,
New-Orleans, 38 days, to Jos. Cuming, G.
B. Lnmnr, and the master.
Schuoner Richard Nelson, Pilcher, New
York, 5 days, to the master. Passtn^tr,
Mr. Thomson.
Schooner Flora, Tommcrson, Riceboro’,
2 days, to Bulloch & Dunwoily.
Sloop Union, Sallowicli, Bui,bury, 2 days,
to Elias Reed, and Jno. Stevens.
Steam-boat Alatamalia, Harford, Augus
ta, 3 daye. with Boats No. 1 A 13 In tow,
with 300 bales cotton, to Steam-Boat co.
Taft A Pailelford, Police A Mackenzie, G
Gordon, S. B. Parkman, P. Hill, and R,
Waterman & co. Pantngere, Gen. Irwin,
Dr, Irwiu and servant, and U. M. Roberto
SAILED,
Sloop Leopard, Luce, Darien.
Sloop Good Return, Bates, do.
Sloop Rosetta, Vernsrd, do.
Sloop John Cbovalier, Sisson, Charleston,
p Delight, Cooper, 8B ''
Sloop Express. Hemmetr, do.
Charleston Cutter Gallatin, Matthews.
Sloop Cynthia, Turner, Beaufort.
ter f” but at the same time denied -baring
been there with Flake.
... . Ibrahim Pacha baa probably heard oil I have merely given you the snbatince of
ed—the oerlinicity with which the project It, inr nreaeots'to the Indians? is authorised I IT'oTVm 1 ,,l,r 'J three J’ 8 ”'' , u {! on this,-for ho caused all tbo Greek women the State’s evidence: the prisoner introduced
- r?v5?idffi^! y b«o puS p Sm J i 8 - o1he P eT^ l. of Jnr“ eleven toe ^0.11^0^.,^^ “"toTn^ to S 8nd chil(iren ^ ^ n “‘‘“ cre0<10 Tn 0n8 R ,?°hrSr‘lt a r„ e e d v GentSronl
nofance displayed of-the rebject, by thoseL' re at and good Washington did not ®on- W The!hrf rom! h,gre ^ U,n »>****>« if Va J a!d 2n\he oart ofthe
whoreduty it w» evidently toVr.eoqmreulLer itonrrupt to present au. equivalent ^‘ # fhrt C hl^ se?,. toere to drew = I !£! byGon.TSmn"! 01.^^ Kor
tTtodM^to it^f^rco^r^orcundu'i i". nfrbaroufco'urt-thafof Alriere.^Wo |" ,em io, ° * ,n * re> 8nd 1 ""i. t ‘^c™ m ? , n b !, ma ' A vessel has arrived at New-York with fWman Velker, and Augustus Powers,
“fstiSrsL,® ^ rSri.Vii,2'£iS2 R? ^
injure her ? T^faffuTa, dedarod ifehe Con^ ^''ZrhTotm s‘!d'when Z Enoh“ wa9 bom , °"a i” 0 Tb8 h Pr ° jeC m t K°i °" S Tt y ^ f TT TWU
V There is oneuortinn of the Document pub-1 m'H,.innH«i of the United Statea were nrenared orl,,n de L - 10 , an ,- " he0 j 8 . n ff‘ crossing the Allantio with each a number gam to the bar, when his honor judge Reid,
litoied in dor la,., which i. particulofly de-1 France «20.00b more, for the purpose of ^ ^j^Xito bearoiTor aid .‘odeuteS " WOk ’ I
jorvfar'ofingrioe. -Ifto toalit a vary early Uffeciingthe object, of the governin'--nt-aod , ded ^ „ and une of ,.i, men and llton
peri^ * cuntrofemy existed betweeo this I , n previou* treaties reaorven of land Were .. .a. , ,
•taleand the United State*, relative to the)made to the Chiefs, &c. Those who would 1 indinn* m\%n In« nnurraluH j 70 .i.
treaties of Galphiotoo aud Shouldarbone. invalidate the late treaty, therefore, oa tins „ the E nE:i , ’ck 6 and Ten waliefS 1 T0 ™ ED,T0RS or THE 0Emau *'
whicb m some ef it. particular, afford, a cu, „ 0U nd. mu.t invalidate ever, treaty from the £ “• “f'L”' J™*'.iTLT,“l"
I particular, afford, a cu, 1 ground, mart invalidate every treaty irom uic > , . - , „ ronvaoieal for their own
, gyre ytooidewtos with «hM now «i.ting. | liinB ' of (hi, revolution to the prerent, and n> j purpose . (jj,- of tho lodjan , belng d i 8Cd yor.
Church Mosro.—From the earliest age,,
music has made a part of religious worship,
wa, associated with the feasts and celebra-
There treaties were not satisfactory to oucU«ore million, of acres, cultivated by a happy ^fhein*almut eix".^^^rSse^yelied P'
of the Ctiisfs. M’Gillivray, who took nearly j an d cirilixed population, to the possession •>' and dred and then ran on *ivith tlieir hatch-1 II
the same grounds agaiuslthe state of Georgia, I the savage hunter, red with the blood of ,tie |!l u w :.|, Ereat f urv The Enrlish retreated ,ir ’ f • , . ... • „
which are now supportod by the white friends I vhite man, and madly triompliatit over the . *. , feoure their *rcar and a i. nilg r ’mage through the wilderness. But the
<lf the nrMAnt Red Stick*. M^fiillivrav tool .Anil. nf»ii ikai anfuna mAdm rend ftifninire I . . P ’ . . I first retulftr *onj£, of whicli Wfl hw
Of Ihe present Red Sticks. M’Gillivray too I ,ppjK of all that soften’,, refines and dignifies
like most of tbe prescut opponents of tbe tree-1 the human heart.
ty had been an enemy to Hut United Statea! The charaoter of the Indian, in this Mate, I" j'„ vewp ji hi , r
of m 1 .!'"the n S g of'(WhT’ l h *' r ^ of , 6eor e i ;’ h8,,e Ensig^Rohbius, wore won mortally wound-
•w&tt-h2S2LSTa!S? “>>* undersloo dr b “‘ wa bav f l e d<la \ or ; ed, and, with five more, wore left dead upoo
Haw the, co incidence eods. Wo are oot ed , n previous publioatioo. to throw what ^ , gix(een escapcdi and return ed un-
mfortncJ, (hat tho Agent! of tbe United J light we possessed upon (Item. The most en '
States, Civil or military, enlisted themselves lightened'individual of tbe Creek Nation.
lions of the people of Israel, and with their
nilxrimatre through the wilderness. But the
I mine puna, w insure ror.r-rear, auu, a.-i’ * re( . ular Mn g, of whicb we have any ac-
I though so unequal iq tminbors, continued *, (hat Of Mures, on the banks of the
five or..* bourse 1.1 ntglit came pn. Cap. ^ It rem aioed, bowerer, for the
Inin T avawoIL h>. Lieutenant Farwell, and “ ,,,oflsrael to systematize the art of
r« sn„n mnrlHtlv wnnnO. an g t „ ajapt j( t0 (he service of
(lie temple.
pronounced tbe sentence of Death upon the
prisoner, which takes place on the 11th
November, between IQ apd 13 o’clock, A.
M.
The prisoner during the whole trial and
the charge seemed in a manner iusensible
to ilia situation,—Neither Judge or Jury re
commended him to mercy.
Rushing was foond guilty of Horse-steal
ing, and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment
at hard labor iu tbe Penitentiary,
OOAOMXUlOXAXh
» .... . , I JVetc-Ynrlc, Oct. IS.—Colton Bagging.—
The pleasure, of Music, have a close con- The inost important traneaotions in thia ar-
nexionwith tbore spintual J°>* ?’ ' 1 l'„ a ^ I tide, since our last notioe. havebocn by auc-
,i,an Anrililv. Music sweetens tho so- ^. , 50 piece< g ood (pnJuy, 42 inch Hemp
hurt, but were obliged to leave eight of their
under his banner by assailing or insulting the | v{fii, L ,am M'Intosh, with whom originated
■ Government of.be rtate. The conduct of , h . , pM did plan of .removal of the Creeks, lSTOmSafS
the revered waslimgion was consilient with I (hg Cherokees, Ihe Chiokasaws and Choc-1 nnl t .coined one Indian in the AeaTo/l - . ,
hirgreat^gpoiicharactar.; Thedignityofluwhaorositha Mississippi, there to form a 1 Mf hut pwishod himself for want of “ ,re ~*° *'ff h * 8 hope—and awakens some
1 relief.”
the state *aa respected,, sad its feelings ooo-1 oouwlUsted govsmment,' hat been murdered,
qillhted by the sppointmeot of Commiwioners I an d ho has left none to fill his place, si least
to enquire into (hose treaties; of thlaut aod. in-1 of equaltalent, hod the measures of the gor
more than earthly,
«ialaffection.-expaod. thereul-«mo.c.oe-| wereBoId( . oDtM - 12th; a( ^ a 21 cen , 8
votion—givesto griefajoy—to tears a rap-l od and8i) ye8t | r j ay at | 9
OI 4 . I a- A 1 11.. «» 0113 «
I to 21} cents, 4 mos. principally at 20} cents-
I a IP _I El|.> innsn wlaft -HIlM tlOOfpr.
I the seraphic harmonies of the upper world. . - - of F , aJt * wow .old yester
or-1 ^
V 5»™o.thuo».ne_tb xremowm
people delighted to honor, and whore aubse moral. What will be the result, wa cannot
queot conduct was as differoat a. were their I M y. One thing is certain—the contract
■*!i£S!Z^:SSZmrl 3E?-E5SfflS«“TaT-tSSw
is the most hum.ne-to rem,|T0 IiMiansfrem friendly tothe
Georgia by treaty, to a oountiT cause of reform, aodlhore who did oot sing a,
M| « 1 «,pp:, and pay them Tour hundred th 0 .u 8 ri |1 _ H ow far j. this the care at t
sand dollars, for going, or Io eXterminajbI d ’^ f
rather, ihoso pr'»»t« *»' e holders require 2* cents fdr the
'beat. _
Hemp, y<*- * l 4 f*
Flax, 14 a 16
Cbtton—The market continues inactive
trtSept- recwVed Vf tho packet .Wn Ca-:
Iment. Ait enjoyment oearly allied to thatlnsda, stato a decline, tww.
of tbo redeemed ia heaven, wboooare not, day P«« 88 >» that njwkM, ofjd. to M per lb,
l or night to Sing, “ Worthy is tbo Lamb that The stock here » reduced very low. Im
1 — ’ .i. ” port since our.Isst—from
It it highly pleasing to.obwrre tbe improve-1 ■ • South-Carolina, 139 bales, ,
low that respecting^too validity of the tree-1 nefit to the people. Indeed, wo coincide *“ ?),*» would* lay down Vt Ilk corners of
sv can at ill come before Congress, or the perfectly, in tho idea, already expressed by Jgq dH> and Manure the rtouod with!
Sena1e,inafiy shape fAt the iortanco of thcl a Virginian Editor, that Gowmor Troop AaJ (hjb ^ jel This is not lodiailaaguage. I ' “““‘•“•r |, l ™*"‘“L7:''''T,i.''''’'rk!^r‘H^.lTotalImnort. aineelrt met,
A’. Kjresident? Maior Andrews ? Gen. Gaineeii^ 1(^,1/immortal honor, as The ,ctam- "i. iS." JSuLt.?meat that hOA been made witluna .hort ,i r Totallmport, rtnreUt ’nat
«t Col. Crowell? Ori record, it IS a treaty, pio n,' of Btat. Right, .which, hi. mere > Ap d» be °,t b » P^'GrisHaf -
“th, thtt fwprpmo Iqw, pf the land.—I exprvauoos, tbe very your and oar, of erdry ■ J, ava d jpJ w)t b a , a rags ferocity, firitink to 1 ,ah i MX b8 ff w * J?. boi nptiCOd fromtim pulpit, >
, WtodwtU move for jk MsM 'd^lSuMd in’referee to Federal fell- StmreSit. SS& hrtrely-wWf be » 8 “»» ***** »3* VP?* 4 !-
( RWr.rthailw^y-JjWm it ^ o q;-%, t | ort,mu«HltimXtoly fond toeirtabldah. gJ!t^rto«thi“»'«''»him whilohecao ”’ b ^h'tmighttohold lotbepublio worship ;Wwfo
: > ,p, » t ^f 0 7 8 |»* , J? ctr * ,D ;^ D4 ,,tlp M«l«art ftr ths Rreaent, thSH YSt fiaton-L ^
* #n».led byCHizrnx of tire Uriif6dBtqti»|rt.mIi|y, ftm tfcs foot that^^artiolresmabatiog / 7 i * #00,, Uth.*re»foj. '
W^mako ttawmili, l-oWsWr, merely for jfrom|!iS .late in Mr ^feqoo, are Considered ***"*' T "'S', 1 **- *“* ^ ““ “* *“**’ 1 * ** *“• T “**' a, "“ ,8t ,Ml - ** 4
,1 ttb.purpoail of ohf aiufng infiirmation : as tho I of so littl* importance Ur Ha and to tho^wprld|‘| . * ^.z, kn ^ to. W«tArn n,
i; ouhjeot to»y wore WByVnreod. bfe-1 tbStthey wjte Wft«da place when th.tiustioel d A t&VS&fMES** Hl
184 hale*.
1*46 bales,
w* SO
13.16
13 a 16
. . , . .jamjft
Rice Bomb sales have boon made, Sines
... ■*- but
«oMeet.to*y »« M Wore ntlly dtscussod, he-1 tbSt they awrefo
to* meeting of tba next Congress, . Ibae baeo asked,
V 8 * again—what part wOt aq ( publithad the vilq ^
' . .’v.’ : . '‘ffl
v?V - . , • . • ' .. V
art wDl so pablUhed (ho vilest slanders on tho othar lids. t u MHfort &■ CVoi?/b^—It is spidjc
toeVqUsdjK. Bto| possess more "Sight, ; , [jtoMowing tototsurfioaaofUusil^
By thin dsing, tbby will not only benefit 116* tea. Total, sines let inst. *14 cts.-
tliemsalrss, but they wilt bs proaufUBg the I , -R<c«, , lib ; - . ;ll> f
—- -* --u-i— —u—-i» tb»-d*V 0 tiops| BVoght#.—To Liverpool, Coiton.Ib. ld.
; a charm over id. •, TobSeeo.hhd.35a.a40s-; Rice. tierc.
worship, ‘ 8s- a 6s. 6d.; the CoqUoMt, Cotton, lb.
HANfWX* iqi|ViK4«<} -yC,.:-
the Gen, Association of Georgia Bapti.ls, will
(if permitted by Divine Provideoce) preach
at.tbe following appointmenls—Tuculaj af
ter the 2d Snbhatb in November, at Powcr>’i
Meeting-House; Thursday at Salem, in Clia-
(Imm County ; 3d Sabbath in November io
Savannah; Monday after at Powers’s; Tuesday,
Upper Black Creek; Wednesday, Lower
Black Creek; Thursday, Salome, on Cauuu-
chia, Friday little csnouchio, and 4ili
Sunday in November, at Bryan} Meeting
House, near Hardwick; Tuesday after,
Midway Meeting-House ; Thursday ia,
Snnbury;'1st Saturday and^Sunday in De
cember, Harris’s Neck ; Tuesday after, New
port ; Thursday, Sandhills; Friday, Mr,
iglit Townsend’s; 2d Sunday in December,
st,Jones’s Creek; Tuesday alter, Weolty
Creek ; Thursday, 3pri»gbranch , GIjm
county; 3d Sabbath, at Col. Burnet’s i Tar-
day after st Sardus; Thursday, in the seilir-
rnentof Rev. Wm. Smith, and 4th Sunday, on
Sat ilia in tbe rettlement rof Rov. Mr. Bri
an! ; Tuesday after, Mr. Wm. Hand.; Wei-
ue.dny, stHagios’s Meeliog-Houw, and first
Saturday and Sunday in January, at Nrr-
tiope, Montgomery County. M inistcra in the
settlements of these appointments will plcsie
make them public, and also fill up the timeoi
Mr. Gray, where there is vacant day. froa
one appointment to the otter.
The Editors of the Savannah Repablim
tho Savannah Georgian, and Darien Gazeltt.
it is hoped, will be so obliging as to insert the
foregoing appointments in their awful par*”'
WILSON CONNOR
CABINET MAKING AND UPHOL
STERING.
T HE subscriber having removed bac«»
his old established stand. tMoh « «■
country to notify his friends and lb* P°. _
to that effect, and still teodera
sible term*- flo takes' this opportunitj«
returning his f banks for part supf®”-*
hopes fdHftrcontintisncc. As his w*deK*
sod business are together, he may k* f**” 4
on the spot st ill times.
GEO. G. FARIEB.
Brpaghton-St. next doorimt of Dr,
N^B. Turning ofall kinds dope is akrt* 1
Oct 27 - ■ : ■ 31 J
nnitfigmc GOODS dk SATTlNSTTfl-
rjqORTYWOPA^AMS’DOMM;
1? TIC GOODS, MMSf* *225
and Brown Shirting, 3 2
Stripes, Ditto Idsnes. Bed TtckWhFsre'
Oct *7 3 -!L
BOARDING- v
S IX or seven' singleg*ntt*m« . ia
commodate,d with Boan) and
a raupactoblp prirata ftrtilj. •# . tl tba
•ituatioo id Broofhloo*SU*t^
Gdorgriin Ojfflp«. , si
Osiit
