And North-Carolina State Gazette.
RALEIGH, (N. C.) FRIDAY, MARCH 19, Bl.
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It hrhy (4. u al who it mar eowrw, that 1 ha, a
VlCL TJrERJf$8TJ0E OFFICE,
WARRKNTON, N C. ! I snftee4ryW f.d I. car poar ,j dnU
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JOHN M JOHNSON.
capk-fkar navigation company.
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Tv, w . I .rtW capital a-4 tbe second iasulaaeat of th
till.
SrJTiS OK JfORTH-CAUULIXd,
mow ah count r.
Cm I V Law, OcUltr Term, 1111.
ij.: Ct.upbcll, V AOaiu L4IU14C. Attachment.
, r r- - aHiwn oi at increase
...riin,itiM(tlrioi-tkUj trvrr, u r,.
qainr1 to h ptd u in trerer a Kayweuvillt Ux .
uod Motday of April . J. W. v RIGHT. Tree.
ay.W, March ,m. '
Gape-Fear Navigation Company.
0 TUCKtiOLDF.RS uW il. .i ,i JT ..
w'utiou ofjitly Ull.wihohwnrwiin.rM-.-f
fl In. . 1. (W.J i . ear.
u Jinorai Bllrcn DCT eu a.
a lha OOurt. UV
TLTm iukKaat of Ikia Ut-lt U tberciurc nrWrl, Mpiul, krt, notified that
t,-Mi-a001 U " u i8li.ur iUl. or of -.cn .nd M I..LT txr eeM 0. tt ilu
fck MV,'" M"i?"1' -a 4a, or judrn,.t tv UH, .utKor.H from .nd fler S. JoML 7!rU
m - - ' - iiwmtv wuud I in onnii. urin
W M iUL.il r. Tm.
beca denied t G aeJ Jackton, Ui-i pub
tic acta aod private cutcur have both been
made the ubj?t o avttematic iovcttig
tioo ; and without a baring, he has been pro
nounced guilty of tSi awful crime of atrikirg
at the libcrtiea of hit country, bj tn infrac
tion of ii cooatitutica and has received, io a
lenience of ceoture; he cruelleit puaiahment
that can pierce the bson of a tidier.
Ana wnat lathe otiv to which all the
In pages, it u ituid, that Ocne-ai G net
ordered Maj. f wigga to lurrooad and take
an Indian village, called F il Town about
f.Wtren raii-a fr m F tt Scctt. J rrr the
Florida line. The order t- Maj Twigga
wu to bring to F:rt S;it the Chuf of Fel
Town whi hai repeatedly been called loan
iatervicw.anJ at oneo cootunat ionl refused
to appear. The obicct of Gen rl (Jm
t have a defiattvc undrrstinding with the
it r.r " . I . .. uennre.ve unarrstioainw with tbe
generalaacuuFloiJahavebcena tr,bated? Chief, reipecting hii ho.t.U or fne,Kllv
Httope.atioos.iayJw! eomiuee, were con- tentioos : and the imDortaace of ,,rh a
ducted on reiKTi of hia own, unconnected understanding ind-iced the OeBral ,n nu-
IM
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i Alio, Oonbo-A and siBjW nore.
ttcf WILUAMSIUW.
f r.k.ll f.u v.. T. - .
- j,, foitrt oj Laic, fall term, J. D. 1818. n0le War.
PrWTihi.ifcEUalP--Pa(brI)i. The auihor of this article ha had access to
OKOERtDif the Cowi in this e-i tht pubUeuioo be Jocumentj, the perusal of whtth convinced
cuit Or thm ma tht ia .the Suuru-d Mint-nr.. ti.tun. hin tnat the rrport ol theacl-ct committee of
u- the dfwli"t pper at iU ecu Superior Crurt of lw .l,, na ,u c i ttr it
4b UJoTthe Coiaty of ir.de.., on the fifth morvi.y ie, tfie snate , on the Serniaule War, ia ahke un
c foarth tn7 to M.reh nt tbe pikin iffi pedtioo -ai justthaLle in tcmpTr. argument, and atate
enprora.p. K.vvouKt3iik ncnt.. Its temper i. harsh and vindictive,
j!!fL- ; i us nrguments are chiiduhly weak, aud its
RUM'JIV.IY. . statements are, ia maov h.stmces, grossly &
SpVXWATlwbwhcr-utintcfOeiuW unaccountably erroneous,
laittbogro man named Adam I weuty 0:.e years ot age j J
fet ten rtele inches k.jh -Yciiw corj. ' Th". Report has been read with astocish
JaoWn. tratura, larre Mar a one an)e ol his nndtr lip. ., i ' . , .
mciH a" 1 regrftregret, that such a dxu
Itmiadoeedto getvvc hi ha been pcrudel to runaway ra-nt should go liefurethe world UU inswercd
pdnuoeeth. l-s sfcee put, he jwUi attempt to p.n under in senaional discua .ion and ast nishment
i4Vrent wua he waiboraand raiard hi una Countv any . " uuvuoiiyu-nu 3i uisimicni,
-tna ho will delirer dara in VViUjauDaboro' GmnvilU as well at the lnstit'lti.n of such an enquiry
ty lukeutot theahl .m into the conduct of Gen. J ickson as at the
ViecUti any Jail o that 1 ret hiA, thall hure thirtT ,.i . , f . , . ,
jjjjji JOHN kicks. ' anomalous and utsfair manner in which the
j.tarylWi. 1119. 4 Hd. j iuvestigation has been conducted.
&T THE 8WY OF I'd UHOSft TOTO.-?"!
3iHB mbS-riberDeg.leav.to infonn the paMie re6er.Hr bCaa" 11 18 designed to impute the cause cf
tbatheflontiiiaea tokecpa Uouae ol : KnterUinner,iat hta ttle ar to rur own - iSc-ra tt the Executive,
fgaad, ioo yard, weit othe suw Uoujje, wher he wUl Iayi.,gMide i. provocation and attgression on
taturtodio aopomoaodate Mch as may call on hitn. on rea . . t , ,r ,. . . "55';"'uu VJ"
MMUeterm. JOilA.n DlLLIARU. th !rt of the Indiaus; 2d, bee ause it directly
BiWth,JaDury 88,1119. 5-tf. jimplicates the President and Secretary of
ATde )ttp a Horte and ohair to hire i . f . . 7 ,
- v l war; tor although thry were not, m the
r T EMUJS h, first instance, guilty tf what the committee
TlWELLER bt SILVUR3MITH. Uu jwt received. cal! " a KroS3 violation of the copstitutiop,"
Jaaexcellent itMonment of Jewelery & Stiver Wkie iyet they made the act theirs by adoption;
S hit new Shoo on FsvetievtUe Street. hit. h i j ;r : . . r
fcw---.. J .
K bif new Shop on FtyettevtUa Street, whichite ottcct
V tale on very acconunousiiDg ucraia.
Raleigh, November 26-
8TATE OF JWRTII CAR0LLV4,
Tit cousrr.
and, if this implied accusation is just, those
officers ought to be impeached" and, 3d, be
cause the Senate should not prejudge a Ca8e
which they may be required to lminejudi-
ciauy ; ana on which thu anticipation otcen.
r. l ; i... f on wn.cmnn anticipat
Cmrt$fPka U Quarter Semm,.Vevanter Ten. 1S18 ! ' t, ,. ,.r r
joha Jtmin, Abraham Jamin, laaae Jamin, Mote. Tion tt j SUIC wuuia aisquaui v mem to act.
Elisabeth hU wife. Joab Tuou t A.nDa hia wife v. Jo. This subiect was 0.1 the 18th NoVfmSer
Wiadallk Sarah his Me, eaObgStoke.it MaryhUiwife t f j . J , rr' , r n OVetnOer,
Petinoa for partition cl 'the land, of Miiabeth Fiixxle, dc ' reierrea, by the House cf Kepresentatives,
ITtppearinr totlie aatiafactiou ot the Court that Joseph . to two Comm.ttees, the military and foreign :
Wmdall and tarah hi wife and Heading Stokes and Mary nj ,,.u s. u t t. r
wift, are not residenuol this stale, ordered that publi- anQ' ,Pne mouth attcr ou lne l8:h Decern
sliijo be made for three manuis in the Kaleigh, M. Carolina ber, Mr. Lacock moved, in the Senate, for a
lUi notifyinr the said Joseph Windall and arh his wife, rnmmitff. nn l- , ti
aadthesaid llead.ng Stokes and Mary bis that thev commIee on the samr subject. He appears
wketoror said Court to be held lor the County of Pitt, 10 have been the moving principle through
t the(.rt.Uooin GroenSTille, on the first Monday, , ut the whole investigation in the Senate.
oj May out, then and thereto answer, otherwise the prater rr u t i , ,
ef tht petitioner wiU be taken pro eoufe 1 'S exertions are the public indebted for
' S,B- ALfcX'K. EVANS, ca. the commencement of th business, its pecu-
i ii. i It. iv .knA. . . . I , I
I .naiik.icr ' i vii uiencr, anu tne singular
! document by which it is terminated.
The Sc:mu:oI" war isai rlirnsfd in Vii
BOARDING.
1afR3 VRM3TRONG, at her olJ stand opposite tbe
aoeommDdatt those bo my call on her v ich board, lower house f.-.r more tKan three week.. anH and supported by men of intremtv and taLnrt
a a. . K V m 1
with his military factions" & ihese reasons
Were mercenary views ic speculations, which
the occup user of thi Soanisn territurv would
& facilitate maru e ' It is to be hoped that
his f rcible capture, if gentle means proved
inrracicnt.
Ia the same page, is this renvirkahlt para
graph : On the receipt of this ord-. (.he
n . . : , , "V7 ' B'-F14 w rac recsrpi or tr.is ord- "
Acn. lacksvO willrACtfer neors.le brSrrrlf hv ..A- u:-w r . .
n wertug a charge foj4 as rt is ndiculous -a the Seminole campaign,) G n. J kv.r ia.
chsrtre totally. uua--l bv anvoi the docu- mt,A fu..,.,: .v? a t
and by hi. charac.er. No m.ntfl p'uSlic hfeTcnhCssee, thn'in CC of
who marches steady aod erect along the path cf Ms rciJcn e, ch -se tTaTpea7?iVfJ3:
of duty, can lail io awaken enmity among. lwn express.ona) to the patriotum pf the
those who envy his reputation, without abili- WC5t Tennesscaos; who ha served under
ty to emulate h.iv.rtue But, lurdy, the him in the last war. One tn -usand mounted
aeauiiest loe of General Iacksoo cannar. for a I r l
m ment, credu such a charge as this. I tailed life-guards, wnh the utmost ala.ritv
i - w. . , . '
dare veotuie ro assert, that not aaircle mm
ber of the select committee, malignaot as ap
pears to be the hostillitv of some v,f them
to the general, b lieves that he led an army
to the field, and jeopardized the lives of valua
ble citizens, ia order to speculate with secu
rity in Spanish lands ; or that he risked the
ruin b jth of leahh and reputation , and pros-
traiea me constitution, to secure the paltry
advantage of buying a few acres in Fh rida.
We read of neo whose dangerous political
ambition pnmored to the commiin ,f
awful crimes towards their country ; but the
muosirous an or overturning a tree constitu
tion and malinc unauthorised war with iK
despicable view of trifling pecuniary emolu
ment, is yet,and may it long be, unheard of
and unrecorded. If that commute? do not
believe the charge th?y have advanced, what
can be their views, and how will thev enl;rt
their motives to their country ? It would
be both indecorous and useless to indulge in
the laDjruatre of resentment and recrirnin.
tion ; but it would be injustice to the country
io wunnoia tne expression ol a deep convic
tion, that this most uniust an illWal trial nri-
giaated in dishonest motives from feel in es
oi personal nosuuty in cne of the members,
and, in others, of a disposition to cratify a
juita. It i right to state, thattwo members
ot the committee were opposed to the report.
One of those, who was not personally ac-
ouaimea wun the general who sat in the con
vention which framed the constitution, was
too well acquainted with the principles of that
sacred instrument to sanction any proceeding
calculated to do Jt vital ioiury ; and the other
.iau too long Known Oenerai Jackson to en
tertain any doubt of his purity. When the
course of these geutlem-n is contrasted with
that of the majoYity in the committee, the
people will have no difficulty in conceiving
the impure motives by which that majority
were governed.
The principles which guided the commau
der in chief, in the movements nftKRminr,.
le campaiga, have been so ably developed
. i " r . iuv-1 nuuie i'r m'jrz tnan tnree wcekSi ant
on u ressonsMe terras as any persob in town Sht would be . . , , ' ,
rlad to aoMoimodate Studenu of the Aceademy aod evntlr. ta 8iRR'- tem)'r SUggesttd the blight
rnes atht town with Boarding, transient persons also can he est censure . . .the r on General Tackson fo
asMmmoiliited .i . , . J
Kligh lUi, January, 1119
2-f
that it is deemed unnecessary now to review
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for tbem. A he orders which coverned him are
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tne t-mploymcnt of volunteers, or on General
Gaiue3 for the unatiiorized call on the Creek
nation. It was reserved for Mr. Lacock to
LOST OU STOLE.Y,
aUT of Docket the lfith in.t
U -r ii l , : ' ' " " - '"" - ujsLuvery oi a vi ation oi tne con
ooe red morocco Packet-Book, with the fbUoini na. ' . . . "
Mlaiti vi: three judrm.nu against Ttmrnas Oitel, of 8Ulau 'n ln tftrSe acts ; and the honesty ot
Jkasan County, amounting in the whole to gior, 97 cents, hi views, in advancing such a charp-e. is to
laeipal. The said Judemenu was eranfcd br Robert Gul. ( i. i a .'
bet re the world. The selection . and use of
the means for their complete execution are
well known. If he left any thing undone
which was necessary "to give peace and sc.
cunty to the sou. hern frontier or if he un
necessarily superadded to the sufficent means
oi encctmg this object any act injurious to the
"an at handsomely rewarded for their trouble
KENMSO.V T1DL.
isaCwmty.X C. February 27, 18lfl. io-3w.
Convention
of rat
PROTESTANT KPIScOP A 1. rHITRrw
VTOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, That the next Cooven
Ciflr4? T. Pwtestant Episeopaf Church, in this State,
nil hl haalvl as TI1: .1 . - .
friends of Geoeral Jackson an opportunity
for defence. In fine, it was obviouslv inten
ded to counteract the
from the vote of the
public opinion : and waB.incnntesribiv.deaio'n
ed to inflict a wanton blow on :he feelings and
character of General Jackson, under the imp-sing
sanction of a regard for public duty.
si i nteuiess to consume time m an expo
r 1 ylti..j uv jiuu ants alii
cle shall be confined to tho elucidation of
some obaeuritiea. an A. m.;nn
i it ii vuvruflir luieu i j v. wi.vtiuu jt acvv
le effects apprehended ! ral "statements of facts in the narrative of
House and the f jrce of ; tQe report he argumentative part shall
It is stated in the first page of the repost,
" that, in the spring or summer of 1817, the
regular troops were withdrawn from the posts
on tne ueorgia irontier, and concentrated at
al of Frt Montgomery, on the Alabitma river, a
: A iij- .
roQ5iucraoie aistince west ot the Georgia
line." Thisib ealcula'ed to create an impress-
volunteered their services, from the ara:ra
of Tennesiee a-jd Kentucky, anc! repnired to
Lis standard. Ojficrrs were appointed U
command th corps by the General himself
or other persons acting under his author uy.
i nu organized, thev weie mutter d .u t.
service .f the 13- ited Staies
At the time this order was rreeiird that
Grivernorof T-nnessee was cither in K
vil!e or the Cherokee natiou ; and tr hive
waited tbe result of the ut.ua.' n nr of
drafting, would have pr duccd the tw . evils,
of much loss of valuable time, and dv rts ng
oi a xorce reljctant lu map .in;n and effi
cient in ea.iracter and ro linmtnt. Cln .,rl
Jak3on inmedi.tely dispatched a Inter to
Governor ;VIcMinn, apprising him of the call
for volunteers, and informing him, tr it
case tne call should not be proxpUy a: , ef
fectually answer d. he should Teaiur t . him
one thousand drafted m'diU i (h. j. Th. Go
vernor warmly approved the step the G- aeral
had faken and aAded to his force one cor-ipa-
c .
ny oim-iuntea vol i tee'e whojomed hc ar.
my at Fori Gadsden. Gen. Tarka Im
otthe 12th January, apprised the Department
oi tne measure, and the secretary approved
and sanctioned it. (cJ
Corps of the same character with the Ten
nessee volunteers were raised In other parts
of the oountrv. and tKcTeraifr rntiww.
during the late war with Great Britain. Ia
tne nortuwestern campaign, Geoeral Harri
son was joined by a body of volunteers, led
bv Colonel JohaBon and Governor Shelby
authorized the General to form them intfe
corps, and appoint such officers as the men
might elect. Another b. Jy of from
Ohio, joined the army on the marth of Gene
ral Harrison for the relief of Fort Wayne,
with iut any authority, and uncommissioned
by the state Executive. Thee orgv.iaed
themselves and appointed their effirers.
Their services were accepted for ten days,
and they received pay for that period.
It is well kaown that exactl . the same
kind oftroops followed General Taekr.n inr
the Creek nation, and achieved the victories
of Taledega, Emuckfaw, and the Horse Shoe.
The same men who penetrated tli? swamps
ot Florida, covered Mobile from British visi
tation ; and the same troops, officers and
men, ( d.J defeated Wellington's vt:rans
on the shore of tfv Mississippi, and saved
New-Orleans from incefdiary pollution.
Did Congress, then, adjudgr the act of rais
injr them unconstitution:.!." or AA tliw
prove the measure and make appropriation
trv rxnwM 2 V . Ml
v.! yy ,ujj mem ; i wm not :iy ha ti e
sanctioning an act by one Congre s obiigf-s
every succeeding Congress to approve all si
milar proceedings. Cut, where a measure
of important necessity is adonted nn mrr.n.
al responsibility, and approved by the govern-
anciti t ins nanoo. it must be sj-mc motive,
different from a regard for principle, -hat
could prompt a committee of ConglCi.s, at
another period, to censure a ir,ilar measure,
urged by similar necessity, and productive of
similar benefit.
It is thought unnecessary to enter minute
ly into an enquiry on the powers of either
the War Department or a Maior General
Commanding, to raise, on emero-enev. a hr.Av
of mounted volunteers. We shall leave this
ll-Sw.
J . iVSI BP kamedUtely a young man pf steady k indns
llirft-?Wi u"Jnieyman Blacksmith who is mas-t-HaT
B?!T ui4 U acquainted with shoinr Wagons,
jStaaI??01 abacriber will meetwrth Uberal
J f mmmmv )! a B Wl
opening the way for savage incursion. But,
in the commission of this military error, he
was no way instrumental. The order for
the movement of the troops to the Alabama
cing all accessible testimony for the elucida
tion of their acts and the
nocency of their intentions. I h;, i,,atir ha i
w w- si M?vw pwaw . I
Uaa f rectm inn -aw nni-..i .. f a. - . a
.... - jigeiK, ana iwiea in ; viiviwy j wc wcikisi a o-
supplying Fort Soott It has been intimated, that the father : pioi n, who considered the . movement both
was Interested in tho eoatract. I rlnncaprrm ant imnnliiii
' - iwmq -ww hhv HUUH.il,,
(.) See Doc B. (e.) See Doos C. Of L. I.
(f.J If Isvcrthv of remark, thnt the a W regiments,
similarly officaie ', d vetrly the sar nvn ?ho w l
at New-Orleans, v ere in the Bemino.e ear -.ign. Tiiey
assembled in 1814. i the call fo. vii.Mntt, choae
their officers, and cheerfully ot.eyed them, a.th u -h
ro.ie were eomminaicmed. Thev foUoweo the b. it
oonrse exactly in X817 18, and, in both eases, vie?0rv
followed their march.
The muster rolla of tho volanteera, in 1814 and 1118.
now va,ftU lathe War eflrTMajh this fact,
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