VOL.
NEYfDERN, SATURDAY FEBRUARY i, 1810.
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THOMAS ITATSO
HAS For- Sale a general as
scrtment of those justly: csV
teemed and hicrhlv npprovtd " v
: MEDICINES :'
Prepared by, W. ;l Conway, No 1,
lLomitan Place, Common-street,. I .
s : - .. ' - ' Boston
v The .following , respectable testimonial
may serve to prove the surprising and
, Drtelf 's Botanical Drops.
These drops are a radical cures . for
tfcurvey, bcrofuia, St. Anthony 's V , Fire
jlieprosy, Pimpled : Faces, 5ore Legs,
Ulcers, Venereal Taints when Alercury
has failed, are r the best Spying and Au
. tumnat pliysic, and may .-be 'given to .chil
dren" with -perfect, safety. '-; Price g 1
flj ,' Ask for Df. : Ko'lf'g Bounical
Dropa"-Observe that none are genu
ine unless, signed ' W. T. (Conway" 1
;. :- SETH BRADFORD
shipright, of Medford, was 12 vears af-
flicted with a severely, painful ulcerated
leg, had tried every Medicine' in vain,
j.Was resigned '.as past relief, when to the
surprise of every one, was cured by tak-
ITlfr thuaa TV etna .'.--.;, .;...
4 ; ; (O :ir made pubUc at the
irequest vf jllr. Bradford; trusting it may
be f public vtility , , . r ' . -
Of Gooch Lane, Boston, . was 4 ' years
'afflicted with '5 holes through his foot
vC" ir ore) had his fodt opened twice
4and the bone scraped by an eminent sur
jeon : at, length resigned as-past relief
'(his leg condemned , to dmputatidhj his
death ' dailyv expected; when to the as
v ;tonishmeut of every one, onk taking; these
rjills i in Id days his. health .was i- restored,
B pieces of bone came a Way, t his foot
: hcaiedi and after going 4 years on crutch
cs is now running about free frorn -lame-.jitss
... ,, - . ; ' t
AFFIDAVIT .
'Solomon;" Butterjeld, of Chesterfield,
aiaketh oath and saith, that his son Oi
irer 3 years afflicted with eru'ptions in
his legs and dilierent parts of . his body:
when alter trying all other medicines in
Vain, was cured by 3 bottles of Or. ReiPs
Bounical Drops alone, without the assis
. tance of any other medicine ''I
- Signed SOL. BUTTERFlELD ?
JUete Jfcmer, "Witness Oct. 12V -
':::X'W - CKIiTIFlCA-TE
, I Pl'jthora Blii, of Lebanon, County
.Windham, Con. da hereby certify, that I
'was for a considerable time raost horri-
01- aiilicted viih an extreme crofttoitM
. complaint, when after having tried afmncf
very medicin? in vain, and the f advice, of
:inemost ame physicians, had recourse to
, Dr. llelfa . Botanical Dro9t when to my
; gutter astonishment I was almost iastan
titieouely relieved. 1 - , , : ;
signed PLYTiro'UA ELISS
'VTitncss Dcr & Ifawt - '
Wutdhan ccnv " I
C3l?r Uelfs lhtanictl
Pills! . i
These Pills cives instant ease-' i'r
Coughs, Cold; Consumption; Asthma,
he?ff difficulty of oreathing ti-ht-
ness mine cftest, pain in the side, spit-
I I I r 1 ri If If 11 I liil-nOa AS- - . I
me iprunners; 01 fevers. &cUcommon
cdZT. moved in aiewi hours . T
colds are removed in a lew - hours The !
reel
and instanUneous, even knW
tungs are atiectedr aj- Asfc tor Dr
Kelt's Asthmat ic Pali One hnx rnn
,1 ... - .
Was 8eVere,7 afflicted with an Asthma 4;
years,' and for.the last, six months
ut iianover, was V years afflicted - wiih
Violent pains m his rig-ht brta'it attnH.
ed at times witli great difficulty of bi eath
o jing, and Wholly , incapable of business, af.
ter having tried all other medicine in vain
i was curea and his hcaltli nerfpr.i lv reef ...
red by2 boxes of these pills t.
r ear Green-Street. Hos ton u-a 1 rfi
afflicted .wuh Consumption, hadtrjed al-
most every medicine aiul Wicaf asV-
tance without relief; wheu resigned as
past Telief, not able to sit tin. mtir h H-hiU
tated by want of sleep, perpetual palpita
tions and pain in the side, she had recourse
to .?JJr.:.!telfe's Asthmatic Pllls, when 1
to the surprise of.cvtry one, -she was re
stored to perfect health in 14 clays X ; u
Dr. Jcbfrs Liniment !
For Rheumatism, Uruises, Sprains,
Chilblains, V JiTuniBess, istifihess inUhe
joints, f;c. ' The relief is immediate and
cure frequently in 24 hoUrs,T although of
years standing and ihoufrht incurable ! '
Mr. Jacob Hifdrt th of Amhst, N Ht
was many years , afflicted I with 4. violent
rueum&tism, and as he advanced in years
9X times was wholly incapacitated for bu
siness, when through recommendation, at
now three years since he was considered
incurable ! This is published 'at' his re
W.:mif8S Aromatic : Fills.
4 For Female obstructionsScci and-are
equally conducive, to the health of marri
ed ladies unless when pregnant, at which
time they must not be taken.' ' , ' ,
Br. Relfs'MWlimis Pills
. For Indigestion, lossof Appetite,: List
lessness, llcad-Achettiveness, Flatu
lence, Cnolic, Biliious AtTtction, &c.; .
l)r ltilfJs Vegetable Spe-'
.A certain : and expeditious cure ' tor
Sick Head Ache,; Biliious Atiections,
Dumfries' Ointmeht. ;
. , . -";
A certain, safe - and expeditious cure
for the Itch however inveterate, in : an
hours application, may be used by the
most delicate pregnant female, oon chil
dren at the breast, Nq danger from
taking coid. OAsk for, " Dumfries
Ointment, none are genuine, unless sign
ed W. IV Conway, as; you value health
observe the signature. . ; ; ; " '
. Dumfries Lotion.
. A cure for the,Itch without smell.
British Antiseptic i ;Denti-
The Tooth Ache is not only prevented
by the Dentifrice but renders'discoloured
teeth,, beautifully white, -removes the
cause of faeter arisihs from decaved teeth
el nest.
imparts to the gums the efflorescence df
health, and td thelreath the most 'delec
table sweetness ' - ' r r.' '
Q3 Albion Com Flats-
ThisPlaister afford instant relief, at the
same time it dissolves and draws the corn
ouththe root, without the least pain.
Cambrian Tooth-Ache Fills.
-These Pills afford immediate relief with
out -the least injury to the Teeth.
Dr; Hunters Pills, Dr:
Uiititer'sInjectionFqwders
&Dr: Hunter's Ccrdte,
For the Prevention and Cure of the Vene
real Disease however inveterate, in all its
various' stages, and even when Mercury
hai ; failed full directions, and descrip
tion of symptoms, so that any one may
cure themselves with' secrecy ffor a Jerui
dollars J accompany each Packet (CAsk
for Dr. Hunter's Pills None are genuine
out those
signed WV T. Conway.'--rAs
you value
iThe whole of the above -M edicines are
prepared, and sold wholesale, by - the sols
proprietor; . W. T. Conway, I.'o. 1. Hamil
ton place, ComYnon street, Boston, and
retailed by V. Peck, '.Raleigh,- Hill, War
ren - Baltimore, : Jordan, Thibdelphia
John Tiebout, No. 233, Water-street, N.
York Cbffln, Post blaster, Hudson and
most ofte Druggists, Booksellers, and
Post Masters throucrhout the U. Cfatta
Pamphlets cf many extraordinary cure!
may oe had at the agent s gratis.
t-iCCfiSone of the above are genuine un
less signed 'WT. Ccmvay as ycj val-
health ebierve thi3. . "
A large discount to country traders .r:d
those who Lay,, to tzll agai.i,
Jan. li, 1817. I'M.
r ; J death, was daily expected, when to theov them will be kept open for the
-sg surprise Lof everyone. ontakinff only 12 purpose oriettliuff their hnnMc
i00 01 intsepais his - hea th , was pert " ,,.11 . ? 7 " .
eilC.: Jfectiy restored. . fi well ?s the business olJarvis
" '. -iter ti7ing all other medicines in vain was
' j cured by using only one . Lottie of this
' i Liniment and has" had no! fe'.anse s' it " ia
NOTICE
The Copartner Ship of
Eionv? rirEST & Co,
ILL Cease on the
1st day of August
next. ."- Tha Subscribers therefore
rranfrrfulltr tni;.; ofi 5
. rPCtuUf Solicit all persons 10
Moses "Jams.'
!; Silvester Brown,
Jno'. S AVest,yJun.;
"KrwBerh'i Feb 7711 Jtr
: .! Win ViiH rr.i.-
fK . A.Sr w-rL
Crtirt Wvt r t.8
rt We5? remainder.pf the
f stCk on hand belonging tof the a-
oove. nrm, consisting ot aome
Di ye Goods,, Hardware;1 NaUs,
Grcceritrs.&c."
NOTICE. ?
.-Si .- : V-. -' - ' . . - - ' ' v . :
XiL. transactions , ander the
Signature or firm of Perkins
Naested: is thisUiv dissolved.
1 v -John Perkins; j "
Wezvbern Jan.'S 1 9 1 8 1 8
J
NOTICE. :
-'tranti tctious1 J under th
firm pr signature of f Perkins
U Macsud isr wiU be with ray
consent dipolved; until John Per-
sins tnjns tit to- render proper
and just 'accounts of thefdiabuVse
ments of the concern: and,, like-wise-agrec
to. some, method ;by
which the creditors may be tecur
cd . -'.."'rr-.: . -
: ;F; Naeated. :
Newbern, Fej. 6, , ,
INDIAN WAR.
JUiiUdgrottteJatL 26,-1818i i
Copy of a letter from Maj. GenV Games
to thfr Governor of tlus state, received
. last night by Fxpress, - ' , r , ;;
'', . Head-Quarter, .
t . - . Hartford, Ga. Jan. 23, 18i8,
SiR--Bva letter just received
from - Brig. Gen. Glascock, I am
informed,: that a party bf Indians
concealed in the swamp of .Ccdar
c reeky 8 : mi les east' of Flint river,
yesterday morning, fired upoo &
killed Mr.Thos; Ltigh, 'rAssist
ant Waggon Master, and Samuel
Lofters, of Capt Ayera's compa
ny of Georgia Mill tia rTh Wag
on Master, had been ; sent 'out
vhh"a small party? of men; and a
drove of pack-horses laden; with
provjsions: ; whico, . by a prompt
and juditious arrangement on the
part of iVI aj or Heard, were, sccur
ed," with the residue of the, party
and horses. Gen Glascock .im
mediately ordered rout a, detach
mentiindcr Maj. Morgan, in pur
suit of the Indians.
': By a letter from Col Arbuckfe
of thci'Cfth inst. I learn, that'the
Indians were : to v assembled hear
the mouth of Flint on- the 21st
for the purpose of concertincr mea
sures for the destruction of the in
nabitants on the Chatahouchie,- &
the reduction of Fort Scott. .The
latter they calculated upon star
ving jouUTt Gaines it was appre
hended would be rl attacked.. One
of the inhabitants (Mr Weaverl
had been killed near thp Fnrr a
j house hcci been burnt, and some
,l he detachment and vessels un
der BInj. BltihlenDurg with mxli
itary stores, arrived at Fort Scott
without any material loss, pother
thsn that mentioned ia ray last,
dthough incessantly canoyed by
a very brge force from each shore
from the 15th to the 25th of De
cember. A supply, of proyisions,
cidsred in tCovcci. last, had not
rcachtd the Appahchicola at the
dts of Col. Arbuckle's letter,
(ths'lCth in:t. The troops were
th:a vkl.'jut met, but had ena-
w
-ins r - vi
I - - , i
A
ged nearly one months supply
upen the Chattahouchie, part of
which left Fort Gaines under a
strong guard on the" 16th. .The
supply of flour at Ft. Scott is euf
ficient allowing full rations of that
article" for the troops : there, until
the middle of nest month : and
the arrival of sixty thousand ra
tions from -New Orleans is daily
expected and even -should - this
supplyffail, :l have hot a doubt of
having -a competent supply' seut
dotiro the Flint - arid Chatahouchiej
in time . to prevent the troops
from suffering. , - 'j f;i
rhayebccrji thus particular in
communicating to your Exctlicu
cy the state" of r pursupplies, ?as
well as the movements oj the eo'
my from an r impression, that a
knowledge of these subjects would
be acceptable to you, and Seaeh
cial toK grate .over .Which ; you
pre side-Jas well as flom, a wish
19 drawjromjbu, a free cominuV
nication of your vicyvs and wishes,
unoo whatever? relates to the puta
?:e, con n ccted wi th 'my com V
mL.u -i V--' j; -IS.- i - ' -' ;
bave seen in the newspapers,
with equal surprise anci , indigija
tion, the attempts" that bdycf f been;
made! to lull the public mind rinto
be no peace until thiise? ; Indians
are severely chastised.
r;The Chiefs were;, required to
surrender the offenders I - It: was
deliberately- esolved; in a v large
Council: of the - Scminoles and
- Red Sticks," at Mickasukee,
that the offenders should neither
be punished nor surrendered. ;
Some of their Chiefs have tri-C
umphantlyVasserted , that we; can
norSeat them ! that I xvei. nPvfr
have beated them. except. i when
we had u Red People Jo help : us 99
It is not extraordinary they should
entertain these obinionions-thev
k now ; little 'or nothing of the
strength or resources of ,oiir coun
try and , whatever information
they ; have . derived - from their
white friends (British - Officers &
traders) could have no v tendency
to give them favourable impres
sions tow AtditxiTAey must be
Beaten Before ive can reasonably
calculate upon pvace- t - ' , ;--It
is 'well known that, seven of
our citizens were killed by those
Indians in the,two years immedi
ately succeeding the late war with
England. Their'Chiefa admitted
this, and that .among the number
Mrs. Garrett ofithis sVate.) . 4
The principal Chief Chapihin-
rti 5n nntifvinrr fK 1
ra a y uiuim anu iwo cnuirfn.
icoj in notifying the . Warriors of
'' - m ... ....... ..,,.. .
aic resolution of the. Chiefs , in
Council; added that, the day
never should come when; he would
give op or punish ard ' man . for
killing a white man.'.ihese faces
have been tommunicie.ci to me
by Indians, and through interpre
ters who I believe to be, men ol
truth-r-nor haveL'far)lDobtbut
these facts were well known to
those philanthropic s - writers of
Peace who have had the sagacity
to discover that hostilities were
commenced -by; the. troops under
my command, on the 20th of No
vember last and that we are the
aggressors ' "; ; r. ,'
It is not an act of warf ;; accor
ding to thisdoctrineV to massacre
and scalp seven unoffendincr ; per
sons, and among them a woman
and her infants ! What number
r
then. I would ask. the
of which would constitute an act
of war ? Sir, ay ' own tumble
impressions upon this subject are,
that the wanton massacre of an in
fant not yet able to lisp the ehvil
able declaration, of 4 I am an T A
mefican Citizen," should be" as
promptly avenged, aa if . fifty, or
fifty thousand citizens had been
thus massacreed. When repura
tioh 1$ refused by the " Nation
(whether red oi white, civilized
or savage) to whom the offenders
belong the Nation itself becomes
accountable, end should b? chas
" .! J r .1 ' . .
tised for the outrage.
I have little confidence in
the
expectation of obtaining anv con
siderable aid from the friendly In
vyiici, uiai me nostne inaianB
desire peace, & are willing to l ay
down their 'arms ! Sir,' there will
dians evffn srtniilfi iK.t- n:h'-
the loss of their Clue's m.y in.'
duce them to folioiv the cample
of the Warriors under "Perry iuun,"
and go oer to the enemy'- .md
I. .owe; it to myseli and Li the pub
lic service to apprise yiu of tUe
existence cf a tpiritol oppciitiun,
tecding to counteract fn til
haying recently rnunilc stcri Ure
in what is deemed to be the irisi:d-
ty part ol the Creek nation- or-
igiuatiug, asTbave reason to be.
leve;'whh some; evil - crs-d
white, persou, actualh'enpt-d ih
smuggling ntgroes into; rhe.'Uiii
icuotaces trom hst - Fioricf. .
credibly informed and btlice,
have bceo taken to the immediate
vicinity of the Creek : AJnc
It rests .with the Agent to detect
or explain this apparent violation
of law. ;: The .movement ; t of V the
troops anil the active arid ; gtnral
Hostility of the"India,.s ctar the!
Florida line, will have a strong
tendency to Knder this '. abomi ca
ble tisffit difficult; and perilous ;
beoce.I .expect Vto ..be: honoured
with the ill will of every oue"eo
gaged in iu ; . -! V .
y I. have the honor .to be, - very ,
respectfulIyiryourVcbtdieht servr
ant
,:A..,B;-P.-G-AINEft-
laj heivl. Coin's:.
FO-BEl GN;.'
r; V ;.' ; JLONDON, Nov. 28.
T: Tfte PIa8ue aving:horribly de
populated Algiers,' the new Dey
has rc6mmanded that all the un
married mcn,above 20 years, of
age,1 should be conducted to the :
public placeV-and'amplyr;
with the bastinado, to give them a"
desire for wedlock; 1 hijJ is the
prelude, to a nevy lempire of wo.
men which is about to ie estab- ,
lished among the- barbarians ; and ;
it must be said that the' fed n rat inn :
of theyoung men' has .. commen
ced even before marriage; : ' ' '
- i , -, .-.. -.
The Duke of Wellington's seat.
Every arraagement was - com.:
pleted on Friday. last,ufor, the-'"
purchase of t,he Earl of , Rivet's
chateau and 'rlnmSnt 'o: 'o.- ,s
nelsdav. npn't- f-Tfirtr mi j . .
Hampshire. The Duke of VVI- :
lingtdn passed four hours in con
vcrsatfon with Lord Rivsrs, wheai
hisGrace was Jast-in .England, ,
upon the subiect: It .. i
bemeea thtm to appoint two ar-
DUrators to arrange matters ; thev
v"e toa dccision:in the, prece"-
Uintr Week ' 2 when u thi: nitf,!,.
ding week when u the purchase
mouey vvas agreed upon to be 2
hundred and aixtv "three . thnM-
and pounds; : The timber on the
estate., is valued ' at one; hundred
ahd fifty thousand Dound. ' Th
Duke of. Wellington aiscrft has
already been given.. For at -the
laic interview,' his Grace pledged
his word of honor to abide by the
decision of these persons, be it
what it might. Lord Rivers be
gan to move out on Saturday lasfy
and this week Ihe will surrender
the pesstssion. . His . Grace in-
tenrls to direct the pulling; down
"y.wwjiuu luuiicaiaieiy ; in the
spring the outline for the new pile
will be determined upon. Scath.
fielsday is in a;very healthy situa-
uon4 ancj upoi, a ary gravelly soil
r' li031 the London Times cf Dee. 2. ;
S The proclamation which ap
peared io the Gazette of Sunday
night, prohibiting all assistance to
the provinces of South America,
has excited a etrong tensation' a
mongst the military adventurers,
whose enterprises re thus sud
denly condemned ( by law. Cev
eraloOcers in the above predica
ment, mustered in the city yes
terday to take into consideration
the best means to be pursued un
der existing circumstances. .Ma
ny of these gentlemen urs mot
uncomfortably, situated,' having
fitted themselves cut for the trans
atlantic regions at a gret tr
pencej which they were enrbled
to do only .by the; assistunce cf
their friends added to -this, a
number of tfcfm had uktn cni