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AMERICAN.
'TURKS DOLLARS fER TKAaJ
FAYETTEV1LLE: ( X. CJ LiiMTED Br A. F. BOWELL.
CrAVABLB UALr.TrilLY
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FRIDA T. November 10, 815. .
No. 143.
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CONDITIONS.
TRoax cobeett's REG ESTER, AUG. 5
made to the several scales to join
them in demanding a lefornl of the
..11' m a 1 -r -m
is puDiisiea 0 UlC People OI all Parties l federal constitution, our wrcra turn-
inA TT:fJ cj o I ed round upon them with' rtrroaehr.
?r m a . of all borts : " hat ?M haid the
I iVUienca. Times newspapf r, 44 is'THAV ALL ?
The AMERICAN
every Firday.
'No SuiiSORiPTlONr taken ft
than six months : nor -bah er disc
tinued Until arrearages are On the necessity of their bein-r nrmred ' We exPecled a vision .;s rr.-union
unless yji.t n suit. ! fcr :he dertnee of their eottntr- i to be dclaie4 a; once :..J it least,
Advep.tisements inserted eo'n-
spxuQuslyy at 50 cents per square l K , 3
fbr the first insertion, and 30 for, d
addressed to the
each insertion aj H er.
Alt' Letters
J iitor, to be post paid, otherwise
"vill not be attended to.
FA TE TTEVILLE
PRICES CURRENT,
Corrected IVttkly.
(concluded.) .
Bo'TLBr July 29, 1815.
your Jederaliits ini?pine,
that thev would be nut iu n.v.c,nn
ofpever, if these ,u, cod st ,' u?Z:?'r'PT "'J
t o ujuisi jkjix uy- I
on their principles I ll once they saw j
j the impeachment of Maclii Wand his
associates. These convcniKiiii.r-c
men of no vigor. Why d o cV ro',
1:1.1 i r i t'
line uie orave v cnus,!? arms
Me lieu a ypizh.
Bacciij
iiuttcrj,
Bees-VVax,
Beef, T
lirdnclu.
American Apple,
I''slu
C jrii, -:.
Clean Cotton,
Seed, ; do
Coffee,
,'Fimr,(:19'6 lb.) '
i' i a. x - S C c d , (r o ugh .)
I . on,
L.'v.ad, bar,
Lird, r
IMolasses,
u.ts ,
. -ik
JiUHly
Jamaica 4fh pr'f.
V. Iudia, 3d do.
American, 1st do.
j from To
iivetjpooi,
2c6Vadc,
I alTr v. ,
)' D. C J D C
L B 15 . "
: 20 30
25! 30
BAR. 10 jl 1
! I i
!G A L . 85 90
i ; 90
LB.! 25 26
BAR.' 6 50; .7
BU.s. , 1 70! I 75
c. , 7 50
J LB. j '12 15,
lr.i t 1 on !
BL';s.! 40! 4'5
!
GAL. 1 75 2
1 5o
' I - 1 20
'r.vl.t . :rr.l
bus. t ' 46
your countiy overrun, your govern
ment put 10 tne route, they would
Jhat v-ery moment talk oi th wtl
of you in a km:p. They would cul.
everything fitly; criminal weak
ness" short of the utter ruin ot your
country. Nay, have you not aircaciy
had a'specimen of their moderation 'r
Before the victories of Napoleon lust
year, they always talked of the
sound uir t" of you They enly
wished to defend our rights, and lhe
upon good terms with you. They
said that the " sound part of the peo
ple" were with them ; and thut the
war party were a French faction, who
hated England because she was the
c5 ieat '- bulwark of religion." Do
men lone, all in a niMTnpr.t. ri..v
- - J t 11, 11
they heard of the fall of Napoleon 1
Ooyou remember that they the;;
said that r.o ;eacc could be made Avith
Jamf.s , Madison that no ttcuy
ought -to be signed, except at the
head quarters of ike English armv in
the heart of the United State? Do
Tht was
what we expected. Or, at t!it very
least, we expected the neutrality of
the New England states to be dsclar-
ecl As things now staid., these
states ought no longer to t x j.ci ience,
our forbearance, seeing the ingrati
tude with which cur past Lcarancc
has been paid'
lars, which we had to pay on this ac- lish in anv prt of the vorld I wtitn
count ,orr the var. They see, th.t with the ,trg dnirc of bci. f; tttd.
industry produced in I ranee by the (the other side of the AtUntic. I
duH10" H b"rdcnsu.Pro' ow many Uct many ,:WCr.t
ducedby the .ar, the I rench .re 1 ocoir to ne,fcirh 1 m . . :
w re ir sell in our m .ikcu m m ich ( vur the - Ui.u .1 , cwUc ,
ies .tijn naU the nrice that we mtit ; ar. ;r 1 r.r.j
j i biu inio.tLrn, uncei
paid. I hey ccc alt theu: tL.ngv them throuKU the prr?, cf this cc.i
ri.ey are sccd wnh a panic, th.t 1 r, , X thrrr rr rA, . ... 4 ,
ff k A . 1 T m k I W W - " - .
f , , ...... . luiiuj, :i c 1 c 1 C
uo,. rw inioYi-jfjfi, hdo Ovc nvienr. ..v l,rre :.nr -
was saved by the kindness of rnc cVj at libcciy to conuacict, r, t- c?m .
your ccuntrymen ; and. in the rage, I may say ? The Frrt.rh J
inspired by their forebodings, they English writers, rho lived lr hst-
ww.u, il nicy poiwcs icnilcf every
other country too miserable lor nun
lo live in. Thev do not rfiommrmi
Wa there ever impuj. 'ce likc . that this would not answer their pu
this heard of befoic ? Mst'.i this in- j pose. Thev n.itht rfrnm,,,,! .!
t r
was ociorc the. They know
r
cy night recommend the
auuiuK uic iccuus 01 it. inKinti : reuuction ol the navy ; but, then, w,u
I"w "'U iiummauuii mui 11 navc.siaie incin in ti;c l.-.cc. 1 lc c
been to Mr. Otis and othA?. to have! lut is indispensable. Thev would
been objects of such mcn ",iraisc ! ! commend to wir.e 01T the lcbt !
1 00 not impute to tne liar toru con
vention the ba.ce (Uign of ;dmg in
the subjugation of the cou.itiy, and
n me Gcsiructiow 01 irccu. -miongst
men ; but il we tukr tint then eir-ci'i-jisiances
of Amtvierv in ' -icv.', il
"'i is inipvsrDie to v. Siv".. y y
tended to cmbaira's t: e general
meir worL(ubliihcd -t me H.)t-ur
at Amsterdam, t Cirneva, or clr-
the reduction of the armv to what iti a rniii f - r ' ' '.
contrary, were, bv cviv !ocr c "
truth, appbuned lor the toil whir;
urcd them 10 ison to this ir.cth.l
of overcoming the cbitaclcs to iu
promulgation.
return ton- to ihc c-ur cf tl e.
m-jli iou flofls - f iJk nrncM, t f
hi,m I havc tocOtn oktn, ar.U ;
01 aw
re
but.
then, the wholo syotcn crumble tc
atoms. Their last
-v ft t tn w
n;ore wretched.
The it..tc of this rouatrv.
ncss, may be pretty currcctlv csii
go-.tinmcnt as to compel it to do mated ly this one fact ; namely, thai
wlu.t w ould have been (hsgrart fu at a notic- has been given in the house
V A I' 1 -.... L. . . I. .--...
linn.. I,.. . . " "'- ,,v" ,lJ " " " "ns.
wrw, w7 ...v.. .i.,; ;o Mir up tne 1 is the piircipal object of tJ
means ol niakinn- nthor r.-.iw,. .;n i .1.: '
"""" aim tuii till j- nrtir-f-v irk !-.. .. i,-
its ail on v
iea;t to their country, in 01 ;ev to sink ' of commons, that a .mea'.uic wil! be
their rivals and raise ther.is.dvci toon
their luins ; and this was,
least cf it, carrying. paitv
V.
' i-pon 1
.ythrf
you remember how soon hey drop- J "IU?rr.antable . 1 " V; r15 110 ' dir from which
pedalldistinnionsintheirmvectives, V' 1 "I 'V I '0SC lcItJinKn ll.cm JiH V:
and called for the "' of V-r R,-n --nr,rnation ;aat I :.ac ever cmpt. I do n jt believe it Tk.ly
American " " ronv-- fcd with en th subjv(ri U'xi it , suc h a law to pass ; but, aficr w
Do y6u remember that they insist
ed, that no peace should be made with
you, until your political institution
1 1 1 . 1
iiau oeen suDem-d, until your c: l
was the en .oira.enHr.t !u
the conduct of men1 in tl
states, which pi '";nged tbr
the peace of i' ' i 5 snd '
proposed, Ci.rly in the nciii irsiion,
to lf'j a rn.r uj.vn ihr f,rr,err' cj c.7
is no I the a :."- df.7th:ict:. from hli h 1 .
cx-fcr
pass : but, alicr what
il Qwt by we have seen, I do not pronounce it
y eastern to be impossible. At any rule, the
war oitcr Jitlca haT been scri.iuly uieiiaincd
Pd iti'vo preiicc l's wv'if, m p.n li
hicl the Drew 1
jojiicn 10 a
i lileiTy.
0
ww,v.i.va, uimi your c:t l I .1 .. t JT . . . . f r - 7.. . 1 '
and political ; h:.!-., v'- - - . .r'UC?mV,,t. ! r:c:iccn'r...Ir mom v si, ct..:
W- f-ii .ii-. . . - .ilift I . 1 1 . .1 '.rM '
DEMOCRATIC nm.- ' V.' V? tt .: ,"' bt! KflcCt t!
! i
" ' lfcW GOODS.
HAS just received per the sch'r
Hetty, from New York, an
additional
Simply af&oods
V
Which, with his former Stock,
makes his assortment complete.
Goods sold on moderate terms
forJash or Produce.
The Assortment consists of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
. -.on iilongery and Cutlery,
. CVmri, Glass 2nd Crockery vrare,
5rtEiv una Stoqefjdo. . i
-Ky&&- Confectitmarie?,
- . Ettx fta oKiona nv
Kat3 and Shoes," "
?iattersTrimmin,
IvlUVenary, '
; Saddlery,
Drugs, &c. &c.
Salt
Iron,
Steel,
Sugar,
CoiYtf ,
Copperas,
And other Groceries too tedious
to v ientlon. 1 i ;
Fayetteville, Oct. 3 3. 59
Pepper,
AJspice,
Ginger,
Molasses,
Hum,
Brandy,
Was committed
. t ir -HIl Kit;
. ..... . I .r. . , .
, DEMOCRATIC UEBEL-
JLi0Nlad been done away? UntU
k 9 t
tm,$ was etlecttd they said that i..et 'N
c6ulcTt)e ncsiy for tbc regular go-i
iV u wona. iNot
j. word did they then say about the
tyund part of the community : not a
word about the federalist ; ,ut a
word about " the good ieoJ:lc in ihe
eastern states ."notaKQnl ahr-l
Mr. Otis or the other Mistcis, whom
they used to praise. They looked
upon the conquest of.your country as
sure ; and they were preparing for
calling aloud for the " Jiumshmcnt"
of you all. It was the " mischievous'
example of the success of democratic
re6eliicn" that they wished to de
stroy. And were not the Jederalin
democratic rebels as well as the'rest ?
All your piesidehts and all your go
vernors were, according to these
men's views of the matter, ; demo
cratic rebels." What reason, then,
could they have to suppose, that they
were by -these writers, intended to
be spared any more than the rest of
the people ? In ail their praises of"
" the sound part of the people," they
were actuated by the desire of obtain
ing the aid of the federalists, in ren
dering your ruin more -certain and
I more complete".-
r
i wo mcr.Lr.s .lave
pur heads since the'se
applauding the sending of arms and
ammunition to the royalists cfLa Vendee-,
whom they called brave, faithful
religieusy&nd whom they urged on to
exterminate the Jucobins as they
called them, "who were opposed to
the Bourbons. Now because the
Vendeans do net seem'to relish the
total conquest, the dismemberment,
and utter ruin of their country by
foreign armies, they- confound them
with the army of marshal Davoust ;
they lump them along with the other
parties, and, even accuse them of
ingratitude ? They are called 'un
grateful to EngtandihcczxiSQ they did
not appear inclined' to aid in the des-
poiiing even the king F his ternto-
xake vvarr
Vendean
prunes bi-t
th
of
SUbj
1
ll
of OUT3 should
rmr.g. . XI -41- tluJ3r ?rc the j mrocdia mnwrinu.
. 7:c;a- - 6t--v iU'l v.cui;i jMvc the goc
er
the
n4ac iKiv i; 1
Ji'prcnri.si-ns
- f tiri ' .a
. i . .
iiitrcfl ol the i ,v name
and rcvolut
illiberal :u n ever sir.ee they heard
them as.c:.vtd vith 1 icnchme:..
This I am well cvt.tiit. cd. is tl c real
cause of their renter ir.r.st 1 r.tcc
anl Afi.c.ira, bu , .,fJ.ir,t -l xCy
rensuntiy s!c, v mc-uM jl:.dly
srr .iiieri) a-ir;h!!atrl. V.ttLrr
thee Lco4 i,KU-fr.Kiiov- ,ii'f-rter-tain
the limit appicUt.nor.s t7d
wiihc. I mi u leave )cu to ronjvf
turc. Hut, I V'ocvMltit ,Arv do, l e
f .use thf y itUcovrr the fart 7 hcir ,
ttorJ. i hev hi aiil. thar tr.cnci
J -; l r jnit rar U fn a C cults i .
i-ave calUuJ .if ntion cfthe gctrcro
iwcr.i :o uir growth of ir.r t-.
cur wi i
rnmc:;t over t;.?
ppT-.oii c. trrv rnsn o!proer!y i rc
, ore only on pri:frilottrn ' lrr. r,n . .1 . i. .
at they arc ready to eutyy !irr,ats to which it would reduce us ; retVc
their countr-nrfnn'tc-jaiuL.- on the nas .ii.. n-hi-h si: h s-.i..-.f
iiatinn of tlfcir li . u-.UuU.t w.ul! f hKci..ier :;iid, then,
i were asked -hv 1 nit-::'. U.uu to vourslvi s i.n iea ,f the ,ir.
oe sif -i
a iicy n.n- tit iul i ir
rnensc hiritnr arr inline iitic-i- iir
ion, where freed: m Is tzij.u Wcr!,t . an1 llnl? loo nhh a ralitjjty
night answeiS that I am notbej nd to , ihut is qui'c aimnishin. The ne-
l.tlll!. I lu ia!lfin. vvliirli nmcl 1 - I.
ci,(.o:nanin"'-' .... : .. . .
ot rnarind ; wiy they should rxsiiV ; lIuth i$f lh:il lhc ,ilui.iun of l!ic ,JXrS
to stir up war, intern ;l strife, uj , is now so yiC2U lnal al, bul Ulc iju.
. n i-
tion
mi
n.w I.-... w. w-ur.i..c cci.iiiesoi ihc government require
wishes, having so clearly. bhc.Vr j so Uv,,c u pa;.t cf cvcl). mans i.
iri :arf those nvuhe Uu thJl- iU&(, ; ccmc CdVun lal minibcr hrc
apj.ear. to be this : they ice, tkO , f.ckin me ir.e-n-. ct rtr:.nirn f.
.i . i.. r.i. . ' : A ' . i"-i
land, joinctl to other car.scs, nw-, ll j Taxes, when evcessive, must ere
tin world bp Wft in nir.t . fnril m i . ...
-i ----- ,:iC iaii cr. ; u'tJi:sn inev imi t.n
produce a great degree of. de in ) picking the whole ol a people d
mis eounuy. i nesc iuou-bhi
fjr
.r.
s
ov n
rv - r ir rAoic Tr4rk K-jit'lrc
ian y j wui o j uwv.il uvi (vl J ' J I 4 I
They now tell us, th?t 'tlu V'a
been crowned vith glononi tr.-l-v ; ; m panismei.t, and that tc, Lr Geo
but tlicy lorcscc that peac'j to i-l.ilU Kosk. that tli Imv
- - a r
' -
vvaids : ami, of c .uisc, those who aic
but ju-.t above the poor list, aic loic
v4 Into it. It ha-, lau-lv been siau.I
not tc what nencc uauanu bus bf.i,c. : A.-fr,.., ,t .,.
' i - iuv.il i'uu't ii ioiic, iia t
They saw that the peace ot Paris -n- ' increased to thirty thouscr.d : Fn,uj
;tfjfl rfr mil rli inr no r nntt c tvi t li V ! i . . ..I i. r . t . . i
ww.. w. " , i i i iiciuy nu inr u noie popn lati'i ,
4.
npO Tail on the 3d of June. 18l5t
miu tiwn Matwvu , rjcs ; even mat Kmg to ngm Jcr
t -v ? it--jt y mcues inghDoui ears yhom they received their arms and
IV L" i age' s "cioogs to j onn ammunition i liut what is this more
t .iiiii, v. wwiia, ( uiau.uicjr uau uooic uone Wltn TC-
r' C'd Petersburg, and siys that he gard to yonr federalists? -When
railway about the first of April last, j they saw totices of the meeting of
I f ; owner is requested to come j the convention at Hartford, they
'.'forward-, prove" property, pay char- - clucked with delight. They cheered
jres ind take him awav. itnemon i ney .appjauaeci the com
:2tf R. DUDLEY, Jailor. auct ot tne promoters. Uut, when
.Vii-.etiexi.te, June 15, 1815. ine convention oroKcup, with mere
ly agreeing to an application to be
)ZZL " ?n.aand goods, and filling pur wtrtvts j Philadelphia, wi.n I livrd in it Thu
l Jthtio Wrr.rttvJe, produ.-a J fact ppprr ',. Ltin . t.i td v
"Se - cfnn a 8!"nc asto tra'!c. .M;ic lioe ,s intrccuctorv to a
- vu v .i . i..:asurc ur jmi ur.g a xtii tfreexi'
people flocked to Trance for comfor-- Ua how ? Would he Rend the hep
able living. They saw cnterpruit - ! Kar5 lo lhc coumry ? Wc a e over
tradesmen and manufacturers floii. , stocked already. Obsene, triHinir
ing to America. They saw t-.c 1 as is this village, scarcely a Cay pass
houses in and near London unteniij Cs without hiinging one, and gcucr-l.
ei The' every whcrc hcard of l-V: ; ly more, beggar to mv door. The
u&cay of trade, and of ruined fan,---' -agrant act warrants Ui in taking
They saw that without a law to rail ;hcm before a justice and having
the price of corn, tne taxes ceuld n them fivnished.. .Hut, who will tak'.
be paid by tihcr landlord or lenint l;he trouble, tcv l hc wishes tc do U
They saw, in ohort, that the war. hicjrhus are'thev left o wander Kr.,
created the
live in peace
side, and
forth the
uuunuance
And the
not me smallest object of their terror, V.Vtbe face of the country, and thu
t.iat the landlords and tenants, in aJ- mviu contradiction, if that be possi
most every part of the country, com- i '...
"is. 1 lrr.')aclu-1lv nfpr.'.. t ...
irvke yrMi gtsl l: .11 C'.r . ,-. , tJ
war. f. !fu!.f r.rtAC m l.mii" ...
tl.er, ji.d !cic
v abill.
You wiin-u :,R! thU , kut I u
v mi tM.t i.. !u. d ui it ; , I- !..,
do something v,e beside s :.-J;ii 1
ihC V,i,u!C wfA1.( ihr MO'.il. it
tav l.appf i tfMfccJr princi,.J ,r.iy
hnti the mcau S work up ome pov,--r
to aail o; TLcrrfcu, I nj,
be on sour Rtl'trd. Peace is vrht
yon ought to i;Jrc ; bvr., in jcitc
cron.aricd w.;h 4(iy. To pre
cic pcicc )ou n list alnayi ut)
j tcpaied U.rveur ticfene, "it it
The navy yi u will no: neglect. It.
irac is i.oi e'anfrciou to voir
fircdom ; or, net in a way or decree
il...t a larc standing army vrould b-j
considered to be djlcrous. It is the
necciviy of adtpiH.f-, now in n4r'
h"ur ol peace, I'dcicM system cf
intctnal def ncc of) cur territory and
homes, t!ifci I ami anxious to impress
upon ,air miIs. A Urge body. cf
.:dici. by proffclon yoti Citmet have
without destroy your liberties.
JVyf muM.-ir L'jkrpar :rY mrch
fsu your irurtcdwtc homes ; ujda!I
be wUc lu make i skilful use of your
arni;'"lrl John- CAUTrmoni,
mIo is generally called Mcjar Crt.
n'riVAr, from his having been a major
in tne Northamptonshire militia, fiQ
quitted the service, as a lieutenant
of the navy in the year J 7";jr 177
because hc would not again'
w hat hc deemed the cause if 'free
dom ; who, loiLc age of jcr.
tcTcrcdfoi -10 yeais, and still per
severes, in unremitted endeavor to
nhtail. :i t-fi
... w ... i!ij4Micni ; inn
t
; bile Franco on .fe.-r.rmir. unon.u.. .. :ZJ""' T'.?!" "5 . "'"
An-.e icon the other, WfJ.ni. praduecd l ..,rs ) 5 mi 3Z
tnkinrr facti :mv ..,h,..I.. ;. .1.. - ""--r"pit,.
. - 111 K ft 1
plained of the haidships of tyth?,
and pointed out the exarr.Je cf
France, vherc tythr had been abolish
ed. They 'know, that we have about
forty-five millions of pounds, or 180
millions of dcllars, a year, to pay
in taxes ftrevcr, being the interest
T.et me in this pUce observe, how
e t., that I do not look upon myself
as Joui.d r-f rain from making u$f oj
part of France, in the year lit I, fcl,a
o - w. . t CviJ-
stematioD as to securicf; the rncuis
f defence, republished a vork w hie h
he had published tome time before,
entitled Higlasd'i -F.gis, a expy cf
wmca nc icm to all mc mrtaben cf
js.rrsgm America, when I shall i the royal family, to U the rrbU'cr
t:uak that I oujrht to state troths.
rh eh I dare not Hate here ; but, 1 ne- the country. To this work, a ccdv
ter will srnd in Ki nrtt ,1.T frv- . .. .
oi tne cent, instead ol the nine mil-1 which even a federalist will not
lions of pounds, cr 26 million of dol- j that I eaght to be permitted to pub.
or which as crtlo Mr. MtttSrry Cc
rey of Philadelphia, 1 be leave uca-f
your atttoticn.
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