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No. 27-
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BY T1I0MA HENDERSON, JUJ(
J fieijXww, three- dollars per annaim N paper will
tw tent without at least 0CJ8l 50 u pi4. a aivaore I
I . and m parr discontinued oaiy at (La option of lb Eii-
1 tor. unless an arrearages are pud.
Jjurtumvn, not eaceedins; U lines iAserter three
tia-.eifer ft l,ahd3i tenia (breach eeotlnuaivee.
TlandftlnTi A finfi ArrMiTiintfrfrr6f .
RANDOLPH WEBB, liUVhatSK Sarins
,Khlp, th"lwaw wilt iafutarebe'condfloed bnar the
Bie tf Rai POkf i.vaa.Wbbb, and m consequence
T OA destruction ei Wefat'i bnil4in ty fipcUjty hare
A.Vb ftTlSM f (inM flA IMnft' k fftMis. Om.J
m4 Ca.vHer thty h? 4"ue a frsel f
. to ecea rrcwe.isuviiic are, aaa wrtrter suppuaa
W Cotfe, ' mdow Cbs, (Vhit I, PwrruHtf, Rii.
pocipnn rorwiv uwiar un, aurii .fcamwca, vjoa art ana
Tfae propriety beirf(ii:? lf t opfnlW
gene Jjr the late fire, ea h w if pat he xJreffxt enraa
aondle, that be Call on aUVluf ail indebted to him to
NB Ml CotnmiukMjbuvineae atnctly attended
ima Ikinr fnr U t nil
he editors of the PeWrfburjr SepuMican aod Intel-
Ugencer, rsvrurviue American, i.apr-rear Kecomer and
Ifeu b'-rn F-'' ral Remibliean. will insert tlw ahnvrtw
ana iorwara meir accotmca lor pajment.
t Kaieipn,juiH-2I 1816. 25 3t
a
rOETICAL.
8bblt,- ia eatiOad Is an apology from oa for the
-r " -- ,V "' wn ve nar heated him. Hit
lute were a&uuud mml a ..j .i: .
blithe day before Our laat. wheo other maittr comjJled
fl ' i,' ! , TTAt.
- : TO MAT.
EKot,oft(lof thy eharma, awret May
hifeW'hielodytl.e Muse hatfLaun 7'
AiKr oft wren tm daut'J w..v t ...
, WhlU in th, praiae the chorda eoraptur'd mag.
)f ith setting light while Diaa Ud the west
And thy own softneaa tul'd the erenine b'otir
6ft haa Apollo'. btunMNtrnwM 4 -
bthereaJ miUnar all thy gentfe prer.
Then. whe attract Wiki' W-
b. tBarnfuu She had. i-
i i , . . . - . t.
sHneinfttition, liertlasj to beg "oriiTenei
for (h &nce: JSbeiirMiminedUtelr consigned
toon of the tt6ofla r cell .ft- W-
but all it devout .(!monijm, krf pioos tortura
proved unavailing, tifl was' still pbatinate
State of Nortli-Carolina,
. . BCRKE COUXTY.
fi0yTOf PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIOKS, APRIL
SESSION, 1816. r ,
Original Attachment, levied
on various property
'afhuel Greenlee,
1 vs.
Tlionrias Wilson
SES
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IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
thAt Thomas Wilson is not an inhabitant of
t ii state s ordered by the Court, that publication be made
tree'Vedu an the Star, that unless the aaid Thomaa
Wilson' Rimnp mt tflAflvt MuiniClk. Pnn tn Klyl
at thff fkun-House in aaid county, at Morganton on the
lourtll Mawtairin Jutv iwt . Mnlra n1 L1 In icaii
judtiitint will hi (entered against hiiri. .w 't . .-T
t 9 M A - k . All' . W TIMaWW' AIM I
jStae of lSorth-Cafpliua,
BUBKE COUNTt.
10? RT OF FLEAS A5D QUARTER SESSIOKSj A
sEssiav) 1816- '
its, Murpnej, assignee, 1 r5Tit Mttachnu .
- vs.
' .Jkmas Wlsoiu
i iiiucicu lJf UITWUIL tun UtllV UiC BBIU
Thomaa Wilson appear at the next session of this Court
Ink. k.U I' . .L ... . .
"ciu tur uie saia county, ai me ijounnouse in
Wor,
Ud plead to issue, judgment will be entered against
u i nu u.ai puDiicuion uiereoi oe maae inree weeKS
hk Wa
25-Stp. Attest, J. ERWIN, Cl'lc.
State of North-Carolina,
BURKE COUNTY.
COURT OF PLEAS AJfD QUARTER SESSIONS, APRIL
SESSION, 1816.
William Greenlee, ") ... a. . , .
I t g tMit fjuuii mrni tree-
Thoma Wilson. J ed orc vcri0MS iJroiJ'rty-
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Thomas Wilson is an inhabitant of ano
ther state : ordered by the Court, that unless the said
Thomas Wilson appear at the next session of the said
County Court to be held for Said county, at the Court
House in MorgnBton, on the fourth Monday in July next,
fcplevy and plead to isue judgment will be entered a
pinst him ; and that publication thereof be made three
v.i iii iUC auir. ,
25-3tp Attest, J. ERWIN, Cl'k.
State of North-Carolina,
BERTIE COIJNTY
COURT OF EQITY, APRIL TEKM, 1816.
M Raby and wife, al coroptojJnants, "
i .
is Cotten and Culltn Cotten, Executnrs of Jesse f
"jCotten, deceased defendants. J
TT being represented to the Court that Cullen
Jt Cotten, one of the defendants in this suit re
we without the limits of this atfcte : it is ordered, that
"tee be given the said OullsiMtfotten by advertisement
y Star for three months, that unless he appear at the
term of this Oourt, to be held at the Court-Holts in
?"ofr. on the fourth Monday after the fourth Monday
wptemLer next, and plead, answer or demur, judg
Jt will be taken against him pro confesso, and set lor
fing export. Test,
54-3m BBNAJAH NICHOLS, C- & M-
. . r. J . Wtl HMfUJ I Mil;
60 wligttaotie, yet how.caW.
JTT tb aic throbs can tell.
'.I, J b n,Mn iail my bean. . ' .
Withdoubtand tremblinjfcaf iWn welt
" J '"77 .y'7 enana impart I
tmpaaajona inroeaah Med 1 Say!
thy aamas heart but lateaeren. -
tny breaat ean tr"nnnU ' . '
1 bTn and 14 thyoleua'ieen 1
YcwIiotha'jilfloyeiiness'Vonfess,
Mmt, vcu u fliuateiy si beauty shrine
Wlio sigh In aiteneer i vain addreas '
aome nean ot cyiOacaa ut a form diva i
Oh teach sne worda.-et, what ean language do.
To paint a furn a atoir.a hi nv;k. i
A . ... . . -ui uft I
lorm, deceiv'd Adonis well might woo .
r ur uic urignvnnage 01 lot qucao of Lore-
When first I saw thy blooming Quein, 0 May,
Ariae with graceful ease unanowirjtt,.
While listening hundreds wait the expected lav.
v' ,uaj icii me reelings ot my tcart i
When lips, the ruby's richness not excels,
Hklf DiTtirf. irr ifnlMnrm.n. .,.1.. J
And when that voice so sweetly, faintly awills,
nu ureauis a genue narmony around
And when her eye of azure light meets mine,
With beam as soft as Luna's mildest ray i
When rising crimson spreads her " (wet diinV
v-nd gives new beauty to the Queen of May s
What then I feel what mixd emotions riaev i
Bhake all my frame, tny inmost bosom move, .
Alf f It my ear and fix my gazing eyes i
? conire, and you alone, who love.
T! i'DW DfWnd harf that ill J;. J. '
r an, averted ear for favour aue c' . ,
iceale from her, tlicr cause of a'l rny pah,
Whate'er ofjoy or wot my bosom knew
Yet when, in future biaoms Arrsv'd: ahl1 M.
'bk.ii:.h ii lu. 7 J
.""T. - "vl wniine vernal scene.
.' J C .fc-T.W
bcenes lon connected with her cnpntl nam..
tnspir'd to merit whom I dairtd not woo,
I'll seek th" arduous road that leads to fame.
And if fairHonour, woo'd with studious care,
Shall gild my name in some far distant day.
Still Mem'ry shall a shade of sadness wear,
Ana wito a sign recal trie Quean of May.
Fromtkt .WwmI Intenigeuler.
Tllflrt T Sh m .rm.n.9 a.
At Rsaia TpacAnV, March 19th.in the $ftk
year cf h, ageieJ PnrLLit Mamei formerly
ciUxe. ft,, lilted S(lte,t tad glthof f
litJCaJaad histn-leal u,V , ICL a w.-. r
J1S71 vti .I.-,- I.J r -j 'i
T..... i . .
.7 ixtj. ot wen reiAted iif iP ielfto medirtnV v-.f.'.iJ ! I77c L '
uvuuviii a ewTranank'n siummi.' i n........u..i . -i ... ' . . .it
' 4rA .-4. j'
oD 7 werst settltment tt Oe. vuwfrnfV After trtrVV .Uvill-Tll 1 7-.
ns sevn nwre man ormijc4i. thi$ Iprfne ;tliii '
usual, there Lavi nr- hpn hn r. JiiV t- ..a.:.vI
- - - -o. . " u 7im,u.j
a hr luilinl ka.n ' rui.iu .IT i. it J
neday.l3tis math .'the warmest darenlve
had this season, hut
Hbe wind changed to N. WV from which quarter
lit rift a natijmol mUL i:tl 1. ' .. i i ....
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d1
w - .he n,iig fcIorues 4f Great Britain attracted t . (
bis noti9Vnd he was iodafced to embark bis for i . H
tto for Virrftiiat wriere fcf Tttfempted ,fo jntro i
eaterdaf when it changed to he South and La-. ?
r -a-, viLiiiu Qtv
to corer the ground. It snowed
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THE SOLAR SPOT.
A ferryman of talent known,
While sitting at the helm his throne,
Declar'd it was a wheanr ;
But then a tar, who, lovTa, joke,
Dtxlayd it was a British boat,
Blown from the lake by Perry,
MAXIM.
Two easy things will satisfy mankind,
An easy fortune, and an easy mind,
But the one thing that gives a man content.
Is i rood conscience from a life well spent.
SEDLEY.
3USGELLANY.
and on Saturday morning it Mowed steadily
viai iiuui o. iiir- v iiiii aiiuiir w iv w
has been froren for several nights On Monday
morning the ice Was observed in this place to be
quarter of an inch in thfr.knpss
. - ' -" PHI 1 Itlv
oi the earth to be froien more than half an inch
in depth t and we are informed, that a few mile
from this, the ice in puddles was thick enough to
bear a man;;; Yeteroay morning there w:ts much
whjtCfroft, and it is feared the fruit and many
other tlungf irhich werein suflicient forwardness,
are extensively injured if not destroyed.
A variety of birds, among which are the hum
miiKr Mrd, the yellow bird, the marten and the
the beautifal scatfe!, sparrow- We betn'it ' be
numbed, at to be iak'en by . .the hand and great
numbers have actually perished by the cold. ' .
, ..J r.7 ' A . . '.'V1 iwazxevmaAiieswa an e
d much Inowa. try. Irf 19 We waQent by the sUtl lof Virgin 'V
5am .on TnfJ la, n a secret mi.si1o Europi.1785 he retf-iw
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
State of NorthGarolina,
GATES COUNTY.
IN EQUITY, APRIL TERM, 1816.
James Ilofflar, J
ru,vs- Petition for divorce filed.
pHE Defendant being ofet of the State, or so
A conceals herself that the onli narv tirfifpso rf
J,,5an"t served upon her j it is th: if'jre ordered
ftrtTr r""' H1l puwication be made in the Kaleieh
"Wtor Six montbs. thnl nnlpo K ,11.. J. 1"
, j . - ' 1111 uii.iiumii VUlllCEf lUr-
"ra bv nrvt Himr) nl . . .
I?,;. .1 ju ij; ineiunnai win De n:id
"8"iStUpr. Teat. M ftlftntrir n . v
May 28. 1816- o.rfim
H V ct;K,
. jU8Krccved a fiesh 8UPply floods.
ie nf Ul9,as90rtment includes nearly every arti-leon-JS?!:
'ar'd fi4ncy ,rr"ld, a dot the m west kind.
tuaiiiriTproSiiprilk8 fgr c or on creut' wi,ere
. ' PORTUGAl
Of the state an4wcronditii.n of Pnrtnwni k
plo ol this country have a very imperfect idea.
IV depMi of ignorance in which it is buried would
liut so low is the Spanish character fallen, that it
can scarcely be possible now. Junot, the late
Duke of Abrantes,to whom Napoleon assigned
the government of Portugal, and who knew the
people, described them in the terse language of a
repuolican general, as un race exectable Such'
a people, however is rather to be pitied than re
proached ; and we speak of them not with con
tempt, but with commisseration.
In the midst of this barbarous mass, however,
are some possessed of genius and virtue that
would do honour to the best time in the history of
any country. These are to be foundowever,
neither amone- the r-io-h nnr fl . k.ifc.
that small class whic1iw--have described ,&bn-
Cated OFthftarjTearanenf T U.. .
rr - -- u uie iiun.il east
uu west, considerable snow fell on Thursday.
1 r9T0UH tiuim l,A X J -1 .1 '
- .,.,,u U1C west, uescrioe tne storm as
severe from half an hour in nn bnnv T,, U
. . . . : " jlicii-
mngion we are told it oovered the ground an inch
and a half T(, .i..ri. .1 ? .
. a 11c niuu uurinir mp rnri'P lact in ,m
nf fho kl ,, J
w. lmcw tt ga.ie irom tne west.
a;... 0
I here was a nlentifnl fall f Qn,.., o.fLi..i
r" "" at 1 V( UilUU
un uaim U0.V last rfllfl nn MnnJau i-r.;-
thermometer was-nenly 34 above 10. f
LIFE OF GENERAL JACKSON. '
Iheueath of Mainr .louw Rn-.r, una .1
the necessity of DrocilriniranTno .w
. - - ( ""at iv pviavrii iu IUII1-
pletedte " X,fe of 0enerat jACKsoNt andthe his-
jrp 'r t tn aoum." 1 am happy to
State that Mr. John If. F.af,... nr r,ok.,:n
LI i-r T 1 ) vi i.Muiiuc, laic
ot Hali.ax North Carolina, has consented to un-
uei wike 113 completion. He is every war tmali
ned for a faithful
nnH riAilA..Li !. . . ... . . 7
xiuuuuui is entertained but that he will exe
cute it in a manner calculated toive full entire
satistaction. As Mr. Eaton is but little known
to the world, I have deemed it advjsable, that con
fidence may be preserved to the work which has
been hitherto manifested in its favour, to procure
some gentlemen of general acquaintance to
state their opinions-of him. The tsubioined state
During the last week, has exhibitad an intense
ty of cold not recollected to have been experienc
ed here before in'the month of June. On Wed
nesday evenW at 10. the thermnmtar cfl
cated bj th .ppetnmce of i. Tn tk, nJ5.;l... I ?- ' W i9oti..
mm vp- - jsj f vi sav I VkU. W
ed to America, hut rpinWr? ;mm:.wLi -r
tecwards for FraYice. Iri 7788 we - find h hint at -Paris",
among the corps diplomatique, in the' aeri
vice Of the King of Poland. The revolution ia '
France drove him to C Warsswf where He Waf
made privy Counsellor tfr atatuslaus -Augusta: ; I
1 he Subsequent dismemberment of Poland and
the troubles of its virtuous monarch", "were ' pro- '
ductive of many changes in tl lot of Matzei,
who finally retired to Pisa, in Italy, where, from
a hfe pf temperance, and a happy climate, he liv '
ed to an advanced age. ''
-Mawel;wag a dtstinguisned-. politfciari;. Iri .
principles he ira a tepublicanf: and a confessed
nontyto lltrantr, vnether of church or l?tatei;
His work on America1 furnishes ample proofs ufT,
his adherence to Jthe best principles in politics, f r
He was possessed of great Ingenuousness of chat
racter and simplicity of manners. , -a
His knowledge: f mankind was.extensive, and
na ura a n.Kr.n n .1 -Ax $..'.1 , .
..V n.iiinyuUU uucDL in tne science oi human
nature. H- nnmKV.i imAn u: .
v iuiiiuLia.u laiiiiiii v 1 1 a 1 l is in 1 m arm '
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wereenttrelv devnfpil. nn. l. : .i
tion, me dechne of life, was derived from see
ing that country flmrih, of which he was proud
to consider himself an adopted citizen. '
T.
4. . Masonic.
rv,...,,a. ..icctiiig OI GENERAL liRAKO
CHAPTER of Rural Ar M.n. ii. it . a
States ot America, held in the city of New-York
on the 6th June 1816.
nrwaonf of ;, o f it v.- i ,r . . . . j. J
7 . "UIH l"e ?ana uhapterfof the
itates ofVermnnf. faaj!,.kfio, nL-.ij. j " y.
Connecticut, New-York, Marylahand iSoutW '
Carolina. The fnlUnlnn. ,,tx ...!" :i
elected and installed into the 'officei'afaed-twT,
their respective names :i
D;
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their respective names : .
The Hon. De Witt Clinton
ii. rnest. . ..tf
Thomas S. Wphh. -Ran nf m.
G.G-H.PrW - .uet,
Jtfhn H. LvnrI: Kan f Li Sr.
PhilinP. Eckel. Esn. f f..ii n.
Scribe. 1 j..uu, . w.-
jonn Abbot, hsn. of Massar.KiiaAo a a. o-j.- .
retir7-.. ... ' vM
TrS eTS dlsq- ofRhode Wand, C. O. '
r2M'SthatfNye, of Vermdni, G. G, " i
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vtivcv cuw tt recorus.
ABRAM MAURY,
Executor of John Re id, dec.
The undersigned have been acquainted with
John H- Eaton, esq. for several years, and know
that he, possesses talents 'earning and industry 5
and from his qualifications and means of correct
information, WC believe thf nuhlio ina v Aorwnn nn
an able and faithful completion of the verv valuaT4leUeA
ble and highly interesling work which was ftm- re 'Ilnifi
raenced by the late major John Reid. . '' &
j. w niiitiSiiiK,
'fl'HH'.) UUIIC I. IOIU. . .
Mwlhal?' f New-IIaraPshire G, G.
- X'a " ' I aasasssaiBsssssBl ;
ft IM
,avV A... v-?- . ,
' . .11 r in m wvwmr lima i .t ,
TaiAtof sik ftfibet
. .WTO PJtff gve the whole details of tU
va aa m
aanan
e Ktr, &lve tne whoIc details of the
Vfc M-5 Bruce, Capt; Hutchin.
4 iirirI ia tsl a. L . er
Ar
I - r ---.'-'3r v. vuii vi va w UiDClt UID, aUf(,C 141A Ik r 7"jf" V ill
informed that the kark rrr.i f ' let edMMfijise
"1 v
"r. p escape 01 jja-
-,first iay the Hoston CeptineL
t auu, agea oo
iuIi 'cer. s.rf(' ia tkik rmn.'.-
1 wuvuluiti 1 1 1 r: 1 1 1 1 r 1 ihimi-
tion of the Fr'ench' tsi,nd 'f'tboEo mo
In thejrear?1808, ansideraQkumhsr f them
were futfo deatrjfparticularlyk yiMo and
Lisboncppspirators. Some;' iioevirS still
survite to lead their country, we hope, to brighter
prospects ''-j
Or Portugal whatirieeif we say more than the
inquisition still - maintains tbefe, all its bloody
bower. , Within afew jreacs an interesting and
beautiful vounr Woman wa'a' 4ni rn. kv aWLm'
a w-m
id
Chnrrlextnni .
The rich and elegant silver YA jnte
a present from the ladieWtT
Major General Jackson,' arrived
day last, in the ship Georsia Packti.
delphia. This splendid memorial ofhc eteerr
jhu miiv muitsui 1111a siaic, weiKllsa-"a IDS.
in . j , , 1. ,
10 ounces, and is twentv inches in lmVfi. juid
sixteWtnchertfcwidth, from handle V haride.'
It will be exhibited for a few days, wenderstnd
t'TT. u i-irypr. . rae6 ia si.Tiri.'
rgiKlf foftt- 1 0jtairf7fOreiiadiSL- .itvllr
!W itrfcr the Couii 1 hht enn-
v? i ' IMeaataservisii tJi- AM .. :4." : i.u.,..
v f enoWteptiradeed, the Frerieher
yj.rij?jjrth n Asuey
es4Meef
na- r rioL a,i4iicatira: at-.
tor,t artAtanceCey det nned to
giveW ajd-MriTed-hi
guisoo asBrtfsWrj. innnen d. ' H,
was conducted to JFIanw . J ad mn ind hb
party returned to Parri-. m i-,i.-r J.
1 " ,n, . "WUi HU9CUVVU1V
urinerjooutn-uaro ma KoeiAt-r u
ora ten to twelve o'cioc
ecuted: But Wilson mediatelrrote'afi ihe
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that monstrous tHbunal.4me ialoi bu tit