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Yesterday morning a part of the delegation OF
Chiefs from the Creek nation arrived in this city.
The remainder may be expected in afcw days
Amongst the Chiefs AMI warriors composing this
delegation, are men who stand high. not only III
the estimation of their own nation, but merit tho
esteem and respect ofonr citizens, for their se-
MUS and inteligyn nee. Those who have already
arrived are:-


T5-ho.io.micco, who is the iavouritc Orator Of
the nation.


Poeth-hy-y0-ho.<. Il distinguished Chief, the
leading man of the Creek nation, celebrated for
his qualities as a Warrior and an Orator, and
represented US man Of extraordinary grasp Of
mind.


.Scc-loi-ha, Tic distinguished Warrior of the
Creek nation, who was the faYcurite OF General
Jackson.


henoy-,cui, the Chief who headed the party
sent by the nation to execute MIntosh. He was
an hostile Chicfdurng the war with Great-L,rit-
ain, but fought for the United States during the
Seminole wars with the Indians. This is said to
be the only Chief high in authority in the Creek
nation who was at any time in hostility against the
| United States.


Together with seven or eight other Chiefs OF
the Greek nation ct Indians


Just in Irme.--A Mr.. Hewitt. trunk maker,
whose shop was situated under the warehouse
WHICH was burnt GOWN III l.Oftl-StreeI. l.NelpOOi'
Eng. applied to the Manchester Insurance OF.
flee, in that town, fora fireman. toasccrtain from
whence the smell of burning which prevailed in
his premises proceeded. The man, after max.
ing the examination, and finding, as he suppos-
cd, all safe, advised Mr. II. to insure his pro
perty. This advice he was not slow to take
and repairing to the Fire O1icc. said that he
wished TO insure his property 20 the amount Of
hundred pounds! GA hundred pounds" said the
active angent, "you had better insure two hind-
red" "Very well.' said Mr.. II. "two hundred
be it," The instructions were accordingly re.
ceived for that sum, and before the ink was well
dry upon the paper, the premises were burnt
down.


STRANGE combat bets,esn ha7ck--anothcr
ha7vk-and a man.--Some days since the
attention of respectable farmer in Kings
ton, Penn, was attracted by AN uncommon
noise in the air, which he discovered topro-
ceed from couple of hawks, at consid-
cradle height, apparently clinched fast tt
each other. The farmer remained watch
ing their movements some time. when ia
|, his astonishment, they fell into small brock,
were they remained, still unwilling or una


BILE 10 break their holds until the eager eyed
farmer armed. with a handy club proceed
ed Ia the creek, where he found them en-.


eared in a serious war, first one and then
The other below the surface of, to them, an
unnatural element. The farmer pcrceiving
from their apparent hardihood, that they
were likely to be sometime in taking lie,


aid fearing their escape, despatched them