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And North-Carolina-State Gazette.
HALE1GH, (N. C0"FRIOY, NOVlOlBttlt 13, isio.
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Vol. VIII,
No. 40.
rrsLlsus WHILT,
jlV THOMAS HENDERSON, JUN.
mjnMH, three dollan per annum No piper win
Jno paper discontinued only t the opuon of the
.t.or. lAleas aU arreaxagea ore paid.
X-ftjr -, ax eieeedinj '4 lmcs, inrted three
Notice.
.... . a . . A
WAS committed to the jail oi um county,
on Thursday the 24th inst, a negro man
Li UT hit name is John Wilson, and that he
ill free man ; inai ne naa a wiie aum uhi;
l-u,m4w. M J. that he haa lived in Baltimore
Uj Philadelphia ; tliat a man by the name of
I" - . i .1 .... f T'
yho mon carneu nun to tne iic t Ten
nessee as a waitiiig-iuan, aim mere sow rum to
man by the name of Wilson, from w hom he
stortl alterwaads ran-away. On beingexa
nined'tlie fellow seems to have some knowledge
if those olaces but is thought to be a slave, lie
to he about SO years of age, 5 feet 7 or
h( those pi
nnfirl Id
incneg 111511, iiiu tuui-iciuii. uv ..vi,
y, or an) other person, 11 lie w neeis request-
a to cume iorwaru enu rcicaac uim imm vun
einent according to law.
w - u. ....... .mot m.- w V 1
Pnwlnlpl. Hou t , " I. 31 'H16 45 3p
tffcrfe of JVorfi-t'aroltna,
LINCOLN COUKTY.
Ukurt of Pleas and Quarter Stations, Octobtr
lerm, 1010.
jolia B .rk. aisignec " o;;il, ,,.cbmrnt. levied
V in the hands of Henry Con-
Miniature and Portrait Painting.
TIIE Subscriber respectful! y informs th palw
lic, that he is ready to execute any order
in liif Un, t ibe xrtrilnotc. SprcinWM of i'M paint
knf mijr be teen at hit retidence ner ib State Hoit
erenr aiernoon, bet eta the hout of 3 and 5
J. MARLLVG.
Nor. 8. 1M6. t .b.
Private Boarding.
"TJENJAMINsi. K.INO propose to accommo
L JD modate about 15 or 2U Members of the eu-
uinff General Aaavmbly with bovdiujr and knifing
His dve I'm it rext dror to Win. SkawV
Baleih, Nar- 5. '816 45 2w
Stray.
TAKEN up by John Malone, 18 miles west
of Raleigh, a dark bay horse, about four
teen years old, 4 leet 8 or9 inches high, has a
star in his forehead and a small snip on his noe,
in low order ; appraised to tweutr dollars.
JHEUITT DILLI.1RD, Ranger.
Nor 5. Ifllfi 4 2
e4, when thoe who cry Lord, L.ird, uho value
themselves an their fai'tii, tbwujh rrat enou
to ptfjrm miraclct bat nave ueglected &hhI
work, Khali b rejecfed. lie proved he
came ot to call the tijMeous, I nit binueis to
rcpentanee i1iich i:nicd, in bis mode.t opi
nion, that tSacre were i:ne in his tune so good
that they smrded oot to hear hitn, eren for iri
proTementi hut now-a.Ujf ve liare scarce a
little parson that does not thiuk it the dutv of e
very maq wjthin kis reach, to it under His pet
ty ailmihiHtation, and that whoever omits
them oia.VtJ (Jod. I wioli to auch, more ho
naiiif;ii to von Valth and happiuelbeiog
your friend and servant,
B. FRANK.LIN, ..
coinplrtfl free of her npprevaors. In supjt.irt
of thii brlief and opinion, and to aatWfv th
fiie.ul of the gloriou cause of freedom,' that '
Spanish ' i.enca never cau or will return to th
gallin,;yoke under wLkh it haa auflercd 000
years, it will be sufficient to read the folio inr
djatc!i takfii frm the Ministerial Galetteuf
Bueuos Ay res of t!ie Ut Aujutt :
Detpjtek from the General im Chief ofthtmrmw
of Peru, to the Director if the .Yaiiou.
TvcuMkx. Jult 26. -v$t
Excellent sir I send vn adesi-nof
the fli f "IK MiUa lad Ja-UU-XLUiflyT
tank aear La Plata, about 1 1 league to the east
wartTof ChoqaiacB in Vte action foferrad. t bf.
conimulrHeat Don Slanuet Acaaaio.-Padilla
whose modesty prevented liiia from rendering
this glory to that lady who i liiit wife; but It i evW '
dent to me, from the statements of othera air
men and women should marry, is not ' thy of full credit, that she with her own hands
but that an? on-111 it-lit dream of it ; wrested Ironi the standard iearer this enaivn of
fHOM THE CREEXSBVnO GAZETTE
.Vr. .Maclean,
THAT
so Ktran
MISCELLANY.
U Juli.i Cely,
ajt uniiir
KT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
tliat Michael Baldridge the defendant is not
that children should be born, can easily be ac- ' tvrannr, by the force of her valor and the sum-
1 countea lor sy tne principles ot natural phylos-: riority ol her skill in wartare, so uncomiaon to
ophy: but that people sliould die, in this age of1 her sex. The Spauiards. who make a parade of
I knowledge aad experience, appears to me to be j their cruelty, who spill the American blood in
; one of the strangest whimsies of the human brain, our davs so profuelv as to convince us bf their
ORIGINAL LETTER FROM DR. FRANKLIN. j a of pi!fs onlj 5Q of ! q( narrati(J1H of K Uf
The following is original, and was some time cordial, pries only 100 cents, wilf preset ve . Casas, which might otherwise appear fabulous,
since published in the J'orf Folio. It will health, or renove disease upon a death bed, he excite and aggravate the mind to such a decree
ejua-jimpiwuuiw, j -vv, who reiusesto purciiase me ior sucn a tnue, i oy meir airociites, tnai we take pleasure in pi e-
attention. It will be read by some with ea
fernes, because it is from the pen of Doctor
'ranklin--and, in the opinion of his disci
ples, it is no superstition to venerate every
tiiinir from him, as a precious relic. It will
Jiht
than
as a
can be considered in uo other
self-munleier.
I was led to these reflections, Mr. Maclean,
from the number of deaths recorded in the dai
ly papers in Philadelphia, Baltimore and else-
be read bv others, as a curious specimen of , where , and from a conviction that the defuncts
the doctor's liberality of sentiment on religi
ous subjects : l d. Int.
Philadelphia, June 6, 17 5o.
SIR I received your kind letter of the 2d
instant, and am glad tliat you increase in
strength 1 hojte that you will cvitixiue meud
in
an innanitant 01 mis siaic , ...,."
dered bv court, that publication he made three
oDtlis successively m mc nucle i ..
appear at the next county- court 01 pitas anu
quarter sessions to be hehi ior i-incom cuivny
,t l .nrt.hniisft m Lincolnton on the third
m m . v a 1 ilJ I
Monday in January next,, replevy ano pieao w , , haveDcen (,f more 8crvice to you
" 1 i . " 1 1 UA Aa- tAroil 11 ia a rru nittt-. . . . . v i i.
sue, or ludgmeui win -f -fa- , it had, the only tnanK.8 l siiouia desire,
tam and execution 1
. 45 3m res.
were in most cases, felo de se. For in the same
papers containing these melancholy accounts,
you see advertised in large letters, speedy, ef
fectual, yea, infallible, remedies for every dis
ease, which flesh and blud is heir to, from the
simple and titillating itch, up to the terrible and
red
issue atvwi uiugy
v.mdhv irn
till you recover your former health and' griiimsageu goin, iour cases ouiy excepieu,
firmness. Let the' know whether you stili con- a!,n even inese 1 expe, in a snort time, human
tinu. to use. the cold bath and what eflect it has.' ' gcn.ty,if it cannot entirely cure, will at least
A3 to the kindness you mention, I wish it "c au'u U,,""4UV lu icnee. uie urst 01
utu i,!"e iuur couipiauiis ist. uiure common ill irc
is that 'and th.n in any other part tf the world. Tiie
vou would alwavs be equally ready to serve a; , mpt ie, dancing on nothing at all lor the
nr other nerson that mav need vour assistance: ' 8l'ace al nai an 'ir, or thereabouts. In this
and so let good offices go round, for mankind case the faculty are of opinion tliat the patient
are all of a family. j dies for want of breath. The second case,
I For my own part, when I am employed in scr-1 veiT common in England, is when the patient
ving others, I do not look upon myself as confer- ciaPs a Pistol to each side ol his kuowl-
rin.r fovnra. hut as navin dhts. In m tra . edge-box, and fool hardily draws the trteeers
vls. and sinca my settleniAt. I Live rectivod i Here the world are very much-puzzled about
! much kindness from men to whom 1 shall ixver mtausiJ ot death 1 one side strenuously lusist-
Valuuble Property lor suie.
PURSUANT to the last will and testament of
Col. James Vaughan, dec. will be sold on
the 16th 1v of November next oi the prtroisw, to the
iujte bidder at credit of one, two and threevears,
that valu Uile andrell improved Lot in the town of Wil-r--..
. ;n nranviili-' emmtv. kmwn bv the name
of trip Rijle Tavern, on which are buildm(fs well calcu- have an opportunity of making the least direct
liieil 'or a store, tivern and boartlmjr iwus; an in gooa , return. And numberless mercies trotii Uotl,
lepiir. a I) at ueaame time and place, win wkw n wh0 is infi'litel
acrertitof t'vcivr monma, an me nouenu -...k..
t . . .1 :j 1 T-. n I jin.i within the , oeivii.es.
Beihbourliood, containing about YAl acre, aaia tow: iuic, omj laum m ilu.m, aui 1 -"
am . i a j : . .. 1 .ui.nt'M ew inp niir. o uiiaut m r v,-a r 1 rnn lx inr 1 tnwii
uprOVCU aCCUrllJ Ui tC lraaa w , j ill y anew uij a'i v v ov.
at I.
Rruie
fiaSitrtl
SAMUEL DICKEXS,Ex.
October 23, 1816 45-9 w.
New Firm.
THE Subscribers have entered into co-partnership
under the firm of Silas Webb, Co.
Thiy huve just received from New tfork and a-e now o
VMWijin the new tre on Market su-eet and opposite the
Mrkttlioue, n e errant aamrttnent -of DilY GOODS,
dtWEHIBo, CUTl.liltY. CKOCKERY, and GLS.'i
vi Inch ihy are determined to aeil very low for
ch. ,8 it i usuui to say a great deal about a new store,
' only invite our friends lo call and judge for ihero
fcivei. The L'.iii.iess of the firm will be entirely under
die management of SiUa W bb.
SILAS WEBB,
1UXD0LPII WEBB.
Nov. 8 131 6. 45-2w.
A Teacher wanted,
TO take charge of the Marion Academy at
Marion C. 11. South-Carolina. A salary
of gSOO per annum will be given to any gentle
man who can produce a aatisfactory recommen
dation of his qualifications to teach the Latin &
Greek languages. A clergyman would be pre
fcrred. This situation is probably as healthy as
siy part of North aud South-Carolina. Not
"i instance of mortality has been witnessed in
ita village for several years. The election of a
F'incipal will take place about the latter part
December next. Those who arc dcVtrous of
obtaining snch a situation, will please to for
anl on their names, with testimonials of their
Wacter and abilities to fill the place. By or
der uf the board of trustees,
JOS. TRAVIS, See'tj.
Kov. 4 1816 45 3w
Notice.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to the
subscriber by Duke W. Davis, to secure
payment of certain tr.onien therein mentioned, 1 shall
wer lor side to tb- hinh"gt bidder for ready money, on
e premiiMra, on Saturday the 25d day of this instant, all
T .r'Kht, t''Ue and interest 0 said Duke W. Davii, in
iIto one tract of Lpwl situated, lying and being in the
'Wunty cf Franklin, on the waters of Richland and Harse
da containing by ea timatinn, one thousand five bun
jlrtd and four acres, be (he same more or less, and
wounded a follows, viz. by the lands ot Hansom. Suther
J'li Thomas Lilea.He .ry Gord.oe, Ilartboiomew Ftd-
' K7i,l,,uriiui HIHA JUBIMI1 JALLIC I UC HU1IVC IAIIU
f;in excellent Ouatilv. well imnroved. and in every
tiptct a very desirable settlement
1 hall at the same time imd place, by virtue of the a
W tkaid doed ot trust, idler for ile to the highest bidder
i" 'Jy money, all the rigW, t itle and intereat of said
Vuiie w. Davia, . in and to several negroea contained iu
tltinut. . ....
IK MOORE, Trustee.
ing ui'xiti it, that when the brain are out th atan
mud die ; and the other side 00 less obstinately
contending that the brain is not the seat ot lite,
for that they have known many respectable jus
tices of the peace, and many eloquent orators
who to their certain knowledge, never had a par.
God bv a readiness to help his other children and ! tic,e of brains in their lives. However, this is a
mv brethren. For I d not ibink that thanks knotty question 5 let doctors learned in the law
anove oeing oeiietittea by our
The kindness from men I can, there
met cie I row
and compliments, though repeated weekly, can
discharge our obligations to each other and
much less of those to our creator. You see in
this my notion of good works, that I am far from
expecting, as you suppose, to merit heaven by
them. By flcaven we understand a state ot
happiness, infinite m degree and eternal in du
ration ; I can do nothing to deserve such reward.
Ho flint fur frivlnn- a (Irnntrhf iif Mater tik n fbiru.
ty person, slioulifexpectto be paid with a good 1 bourn from whence no traveller returns.
plantation, would be modest in his demands ! furtli, and last case, is a dreadful one,"
1 .1 a 1 j T . 1 . a 1. .1 t nrjtt it tin .iinvv ritiii n ro ti ti two tn "
comDareu witn mose wno iiiiiik tiiey tieserve (.-' . v0.i
decide upon it. I'll proceed to the third cuge,
which is a very contagious disease in Fi ance at
present. The symptoms are, first, chopping oil"
a military character's hand then hanging it
gracefully round his neck, and afterwards filing
heaven for the little good tl.cy rt: here on earth.
Evcn the mixed, imperfect pleasures we enjoy
in this world, are rather from God's goodness
than our merit how much more such
of heaven. For my part. 1 have no
to think I deserve it, the folly to expe
two or three platoons nf musket bullets through
his jacket. This complaint always proves mor
tal, for before medical assistance can be had the
patient has went hop, step and jump, to that
The
in
and
there is no place on the habitable globe so much
afflicted with it as America. It is called OJice
finding. I have had the complaint twice my-
c ii" !.,. r ii i.i 1
Cll iiapjUIiCSb sci, aim ui uu wine, ntsi nuuiiticr, I liiuujui t
t the vanity coming on again, but upon writing to Dr.
'.- At r ik ' 1
t it, nor ! uie-noi, 01 rmiaueipnia, siaiiug my symptoms.
the ambition to desire it hut content myself in ' &c- he recommended tome a little patent bran
submitting to the will and disposal of that
God who made, who has hitherto preserved
and blessed me, and in whose fatherly goodness
I may well confide, that he will never make tne
miserable, and tliat even the alilictions I may at'
any time suffer snail tend to my benefit.
The faith you mention ha, doubtless, its is-
sue in the world. I do r.t. desire to see it di-
minished. nor would I endeavor to lessen it in
dy and water, which always gives' me at least a
temporary relict. But I tear it will kilr me at-
lat. SANGR.VDO,
FOltEIGN.
SOUTH-AMERICAN NEWS.
y ROM THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT.
By the late arrivals from Buenos Ayres,
we
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any man. 1 wish it were more productive 01 have received ironi a respectable gen tiemau tne
good works than 1 have gcuerully seen it I following brief account which is believed to be
mean real good works works of kindness, cha correct, of the power and force of the new re.
rity, iercy and public spirit not holliday public of the south.
keeping, sermon reading or hearing, perform. The Patriot army of Peru is augmenting and
ing church ceremonies, or loiig prayers,, ;filled improving daily, and its respectable force and
with flatteries aud compliments, despised even footing dispel all fears of the advance or pro-
by wise men, and much leas capable of pleas- gress of the enemy, who occupies Potosi with
ing the Deity. The worship of God is a duty, the greatest apprehensions, because the provin-
the hearing and reading of sermons may be ces of Santa Cruz,, Cochambainba, and Fonlina,
useful, but if men rest in hearing id praying, are all in possession of the Patriots, who are oc
as too many do, it is as if a tree should value it- tive, and make continual attacks, and skirmish
1
t self on being watered and putting forth leaves,
I though it never produced any fruit. Youi
' great master thought much less of these out
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es even to the Arrabales of Chaquisaca. Ac
cording to tftis, it may be reasonably expected
that they will form a rear guard of a number of
ward appearances and professions than any of divisions capable and able to impede the retreat
his modern disciples, lie prelerred the uoers ol general feruela, ana compel nun 10 pay dh
of the -word to the mere bearers, the son that . terly for all his atrocities and transgressions in
seemingly refused to obey his father, and yet ; the presence of the innocent and oppressed in
performed his commands, to, him that professed j habitants, by the most cruel tyranny.
General St. Martin, who commands a division
of the Patriotic army of 4000 soldiers, well dis.
ciplined, was stationed in Meodo.a, at the foot
of the Andes, waiting only for the favorable sea
son, to march across the Cordilleras,' to alttack
all the force ci" the Royalists, united in Santiago,
iiis" readiness but neglected the work the here
tical, but charitable Samaritan, to the unchari
table, though orthodox priest and sanctified
Levite -and those who gave food to the hunga
ry, drink to the thirsty, raymcnt to the naked,
and entertainment to the stranerer, and relief to
the sick, though they never heartl of Ins name, ' the capitol of Chili. There is very little dout nMt favorable prospect of reaching the port of
he leclria tiioy alia'll in tkcj fcrvday beaceet- that,in tho conrsoof tncet cy6ar, CKili rilUc' theiralfMti'afttttii m te'eo.ajajrgi bat n miymca
seuting to the world these phenomena, to coo
viace the buropean nations, aud the obstinately
wicked one in particular, that the more she pro
vokes o ir hatred, the sooner will South-Ameri -ca
cea9e to be a prey to her vile cupidity. 1 re?
commend to your Excellency the above men
tioned lady Azurduy, who persevers in her mil
itary toils in the most energetic manner, ami it
accompanied by several other of her sex, whos
names are not yet known to me, but I have
made enquiries respecting them, and shall havaj
the satisfaction of presenting them to yodrEx
cellency's consideration. God preserve Jorxfi
Excellency many years.
MAM litjla HELGKANtX
To his Excellency
Dos Juan Martim Pueyrredon,
Supreme Director of the State
LOUD EXMOUTH'S DISPATCHES. ;
Froii tha London Gazette Extraordinary, Suwi
day, Sept. 15.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPT. 15.
Cant. Brisbane, of his Majesty's ship Queen
Charlotte, arrived at this office last night itb
the following dispatches from Admiral Lord
Exm'outh, G. C. B. addressed to John Wiisoo '
Croker, Esq.
Queen Charlotte. Algiers Bay, Aug. 28.
SIR In all the vicissitudes of a long life of
public service, no circumstance has ever pro
duced on my mind such impressions of gratitude
and joy as the event of yesterday. Tu have
been one of the humble instruments of Divine
Providence, for bringing to reason a feiocioue
government, and destroying forever the insuf
Icrableand horrid system of Christian slavery
tan never cease tube a source of delight and
heartfelt comfort to every individual happy
enough to be employed in it. I may, I hope, be
permitted, under bucIi impressions, to ofler my
sincere congratulations to their Lordships on
the complete success which attended the gallant
efforts of his Majesty's fleet in thei r attack up
on Algiers of yesterday, and the happy result
produced from it on this day by the signature
of peace.
Thus has a provoked war of two days' exis
tence been attended by a complete victory, and
closed by a renewed peace for England and her
ally, the king of the Netherlands, on conditions'
dictated by the firmness and wisdom of his Ma .
jesty's government, and commanded by the
gour of their measures.
My thauks are justly due for the honor and
Confidence his Marty's ministers hae been
pleased to repose on my zeal, on this highly im
portant occasion. The means were by them
made adequate to my own wishes, and the ra-
G'dity of their measures speak tor themselves.
ot more than one hundred days siuce I left
Algiers with the British fleet, unsuspicious and
ignorant of the atrocities which had been corn- :
mitted at Bona; that fleet, on its arrival in
England, was necessarily disbanded, and ano- '
ther, with proportionate resources, created and '
equipped; and, although impeded in its pro-
grefw by calms and adverse winds, has poui t.
the vengeance of an insulted nation, in chastise .
ing the cruelties of a ferocious government, with
a promptitude beyond example, and highly ho- ,
nor able to the national character, eager,, to re
sent oppression or cuelty, whenever practised
: upon those under their protection. . .
t ouiu to uou mac iu cne attainment 01 mis
object I had not deep'y to lament the severe
loss of so many gallant officers and men ; they
have profusely Died In a contest which had bee a
peculiarly matked by proofs of such devoted he- '
i oism as would arouse every noble feeling, did I
dare indulge in relating them. .
Their Lordships will already have been in
formed, by his Majesty sloop Jasper, of my
proceedings up: to th Utli iiist. on which day 1
broke ground from Gibraltar, after a vexatious ;
detention by a foul wind of lour days.'
The fleet, complete infill its points, with the
addition of five gun boats, fitted at Gibraltar.
departed iri the highest spirits, and. with. the-
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