IlALKIGII, (N.C.) FRIDAT. KOVKSintnX two.
VoLXUC
THE VR,
jJ .VjriA-Cdrofiiia Staff Cazetlt,
PubUked, weekly, by
BELL Ac LAWRENCE.
ttMS. .irrot, lire dollar per a
1 v. M , .ill ka Mnt w about at Watt
!?0 U nul In adraaar, J pper diacoe-
y.f kat at tke optbn nf th Edstorw, aalrst all
fifteen linn. Inserted thre timM for e
aoHar and tweotv-nv newts far h eontaia
r, J..IU letters U lb aUkon mo be -
I maid. .
Just PuUlished.
atb roe sax at TBI mm orrira,
NORTH-CAllOLtNA
TO
1827,r.
C'ontninin" Astronomical Calculations, thrwmg
ibe rising, setting, place and Eelipset of the 8ua
and Msn; Mdoo'i phaes the rUm;, setting; and
Sonthuigofthe nio conspicuous Planets sad fix
C1 stars; State of the wcsthcr; the increase, de
.nil Ierth of dart; and the festivals of the
Church of England; together w ith Miscellsneo a
useful Reeeines. Anecdotes, s list of the
ffirers nf government of the touted States and of
Nirth Carolina, il the Menrn -i oi swraimy,
times ot holding me mucrem wj-m ui u
&c. , ,
prKe 10 cents each, T5 eents a dosen, dol
lar for half a grow., 7 d. llara gross, SS dollars
for five hundred, and 40 dollar for a thousand.
j- Orders from Country Merchants and o
ihrrs will be promptlv attended to.
Itali an, 8v'-g.
Practice of Physic
The subscrilier reipectfnlly announce to the
'inhabitant, of Raleigh, and its vicinity, and to his
friends generally, that he fart rwwwt the. Prac-
F'humir. He nledtres the entire devotion
of lut time and taknti forward the finueaUim of
Us profeitional dntiro. He will, at all times, be
found at the office or Dr. Win. II. Hunter, wnen
Bot otherwise engaged. g jj jjuroRS.
Sept 4, 1826. 37-tf
Nntict'.
The Copartnership heretofore rxisting under
the firm of Peralvnl &t Hoag," (Wholesale
jhuiggist3, ditstdved by niutaal cooscut on
tUe 1st day of Jane last
The business will be in future conducted by the
auhscrilier.4,1 who have fnrmcd A oparlnership,
fimlpr tle firm of " Y. S. Boar ti Co,"
W. S. Boag t Co. take this opportunity of
nothing their Intention to' UO Dullness oniy lor
Cash, or town acceptances, aviour moniua.
VV X. O. tlOAO, .
A. Jonxsnv,
5At; . HOAO
" ADVERTISEMENT
To a (jcorrous Pabttc.
A.. I . 1
m Twwmwt mm jus awuvf, am w I aw i as
a ih pvUia barfcwa by a rr saaa,
pasart Utroafk tan aoxt.liwfc as a trt
aaa by Uha tawnc at AMois Casarcd, wka say
he was bora at Maribarw4iatrstt, ft C aay'
bat from Mprra ainr4 by aaaaj sa A a so cosmMt.
N C Ilia attack vaa aeriau.--4b Mbarriber
reoratJ twm aavar oaa4a o iba boad aa4 ae-
svral atliar brwiara, vkieh aeeajkkised grrat dam-
agt Bot-yes rrpuroa y asiliaal akdl mt attra-
iraas. it sa stopca IM aMa-M Utat aw i t Imd
to goad ardcr, aad iba saliHf of the etHMii nf
iht aousitry, will aid sa Urn apprcbrasMm of the
abowt oiTcoikT. Aar strm annreheiMlina' the
aid Coarrd, aad sreumg btm in any Jail as this
Biate or rnona laroona, asMl gnraif ixitM la use
aubacriber at MoasiaeOo, Fatrnrld Uiatrirt, 8. C
shall reee a eonspeitaaUoai of Tweatr Dollars.
no ta aoottt I fcet a knekea high, yrllaw m
pleiinn, apprara U b betveea ti and 90 years
af age, wears a wool bat, bat diflVrent articles of
clotnimf. aotac of bis gw : teeth iaianir. baa in
kts aocnnaay a black dng, wkb a while ring arouad
bis seek, aavd a remariabW short uil.
October It, 126
. Notice. :
Waa twaaktad ta tba ial af Wlkea
a tb Itlb w of Aatwat Wat, a avfra bay, ba
rails kinsarH HA a. Hi, ss u year aid. aiaaaa
tMS a abwaaaker, aad alaa stair km bctmisrs a
Mr. rsrlds, af Riwlsnrfcaaa laaalv. srrasss.
Said ks rnassrkabl blark. abowt i fort 4 te
es birfc and thirl act. Th awwar is wansst
ed to raaae fijrvard. V"P''. siiiin
aad laka him awa, or bo iU b disabled of a
tkclav directs
CHAEIXS niELPS, Jador.
Rept 4, ire. 3a-tf
Taken up.
Aad enmmktrd ta the Jad of Naahvillr; Vask
rt Vim ajruo, ft aak well dofcsjf.
vol cka Mr U dar- To- tkia I wnimJL
I peopard drfrrrutf that pleaaaro sjatd be
P etm-." tie lut baad oad abook
bia bead wUk aooa tmtMMaca. ariir. aaa.
phaticalljr -yaa saaaf disw bre my skk
eaasaakeawodiflrrrsicc." I oooaaaicd, Uf t
kiaaad a-rt aaar lusa mor. I eWrrad
that h kept tha laoffbimaeh. am aresaed
to Uecaaa aaaiataAC froaa bia attendaatv
sra. nssowpg anerwsJMS toM thM ai
foabatito(kat kit Dlaa waa ta ftr4it U ara
fl. by wtr admitting tb approach of belo-
lesancas, ana no as, Baoreower, ticeedingty a
erat to giviug trouble. on tha iatervicw,
'illr, Vaak 1 1 conceived etronr hr ae ot h' rwwi..
onnty, N.C. s tlh ai-tan a raaaway a. ,,4 vhrav after dinner. I Conversed with lis
gr man, who rails s.lmsrirAU J'.S.aaaasyas , - 1M DunwLaon. of th. IJni-lt.
b. lomrs to Jcrph t.nffia. ot Mmmm, Mr- ,1.. Kor. . '
He is about five fort 10 or II sashes
k, yellow completion, U.ia vi-rr, for spc-1 '"wn?Z ".ou"VM V
sTand baa the arara of shot on bis left sboubkr, ?uerrd tnd M d Itotl'mf; but I ha inc.
irh be aavs Imp reeeivrd hs Nortliamptna aasut. 1 Ut,c fe r. Mra. lUndolpk
The owner is reoorstrd to and the family aooa nrpearcd to feel tha dif-
fusion of Uieso kope hick vera but too
laiiaeioua. v
Florida Land Agency.
1
Charleston, September, 1826.
40-6w
M Office for the purehaae and lalo of lands
is opened at Taltahsssee, th brat of bo-
ve anent or the I emory of Mot Mia. H is
known that the rieb lands of Florida are well a
d pted to the eo tore nf Inner great atsplrs Su
gar Cane and Sea l.lanU Cot' on That gi otle-
iii' n who visit this aountry with view to per
m inent settlement labor ondrsinany disadvai,.
ges lo the nurehaae or loaatin ot larnli which
it believed mis-ht be obviated by thi- Offie
It it the intention of the unde rsiei ed 10 be pre
par with speeisl 11. formal ii a relative 'o ttu
quanty ana extent oj tht moot vuiuaoie iumm.
winch may be oltereu toraaie by the i.ovem
raent. or by individiislt. Books will be openc'1,
for the registering of all estates which msy tx
eooKnitted to the clwree of sil offiae, will
lr.fta and descripliona. biireixl rXKRiastion
wih be m !" In ail eases. If deemen neeesaarv
'he said office will be prepared to attend lo "
busineits relative 10 th perfret oomph tion, or
ljusttm-nt of LandlLumi I o all appertain
e to the Lfoiiauon, or I're-empWn lawa. pa.
ed by (he Oogr as of the United States, for
the benefit of the early settlers in Florida, and tr.
very ilcaoiintion nl business relating to a be)
etal lAind .icnc
Maps of the Lands, lately advwbsed (or salt ;
by th (iovpmii'ent, ean be procured. : ' .
Letter i pari paid J addressed to Kicbara l
Allen (i Co I slUlussoe, Florida, will be
promptly attended to . 2.
1 uipuiDnri il I itU L P.
Tallahaaaee, 2th June, I .6.
REFKitENCrH.
His F.zaelleney Wis P IHivnl.
1 Col Robert Kutler, Surveyor General.
Col Jamrs Gxdsden, 4.,
Gen. K, K Call, ri t
Miijor B.-nj. Chuirt, Talluhanee, , . '" 5
Uou Jonsthsn Robinson,
Gadtden County Florida.
'.JMmoam
tai aountv
bsk, yclbr
ken.
whi
tv. N. C bat Kprinr.
rorae firwanl, prove property, and tafce baa a
wav, or be will be dealt with as live law direets.
-WlliJR . WHITKIK.IJJ, Jailor.
Nrskraie, X. C. Sejit. 84, ltt. 4Mn
..Jailor's Notice.
Takes op and cnnmiited lo tha Jail of New
Hanover count, on the IVtb day f Varrb last
a aaal It'-vaa a med tirNRY bout SI years
oil a tart 1 1 inch-s lnvh, nd sa) a le for overly
belot f -d to Jobe MU-n ol Fayetirvilte, N.C.
who aoM him to Jen tin. h nnh ao Alrxunder
Harwell, "ipecu'aiors fr m ibe- smith Tbe
nwher are r c,ur-ifd to come Inewsnt. prov
property, pay ahsrges. and tsar aaid fellow a
way.
CHARLKSB MOHRIS, Jailor.
Wilmlarton.N. C May 4. IS'Jfi S0-tf
nvore aanciune.
For he aeafbed to think bia diaeaae waa coa
MI8CKLLANE0US.
From the Richmond Enquirer.
JmI Scene of JHr Jiferton't a'e. tic.
A Friend hat been kind enoui'd to place
in our hands the following corresnondence,
which we have no doubt will furnish as much
I shall never cea to denlore thai 1 did not
find him m food health. The rite of th wa
ters, among other disasters, produced this by
ariaying ane. --. v t
w itb (rest regard, 1 are, dear air, taitlirVilly,
yuura, - - II. LEE.
Washington, 19th August, 1828.
- . y
Monoirello, May S, 1826.
Dssa Sib: The sentiments of lattice which
have dictated your letters of the 3d and 9th
inst. ire worthy of all praise, aad merit aitd
meet my thankful acknowledgements. Were
your father now living, snd pnonoainr, as you
are, to publish a second, edition of his me.
moirs, I am satisfied, hcv would give a very
different aspect to the fiurea of 1 bat work.
wii.ch respect Arnold's (musion and surprme
of Richmond, in the winter of 1783 81. He
was then, I belie In South Carolina, too dit
Unt tram the scene of these transactions, to
relate them oa-4iit('own knowledge, or even
to sift them from the chaff of rumors then a
floatt rumor,' which vanished soon before the
real truth, at vapours before the sun, oblile
grat.ficat.on to our readers a. i haadoneto n!tt b tlnjir notoriety, from ever candid
ourlves.-ln the ot Mr. Jeflcrson. mind b the Toice f(he Jwho, s.
we find a masterly refulstion of the trroM, .1.. v - 1... i..iii .
s u U a c al stv-iuie wi aycvuiiiiiB) ncw Hint iim iihj Uat
h.ch have been to freo.ie.itly repealed ss to Thrfsct. .hall aneak for themaelvea.
General Washington had just given notice
sn important period of hit public history. In
the mode of refuting them we also tee a new
proof, of how much Genius is indebted to
Method for some of its most successful efforts.
Dear Sin You insist on my giving vou the
particulars of my last visit lo Moniicelln, and
a tight of the correspondence which led to it .
My visit you Know, wss frustrate and nielan
cboly, and its details, you may suppose, will
be sorrowful and tew. T he correspondence
being destined for publication in a second e
dition of Iee's Memoirs, will soon be accet'
Bible,
two
to all the Governors on the sea-board. North
and South, that an embarkation ' was taking
place at New York, destined for f A South
ward, at was given out there, and on Sunday,
mcyiisiui ijco. uou, we rrcciveu iiiiurnia-
tion that a fleet had entered our Canes; it
happened, fortunately, that our legislature
w qa ai mm iiiuniuni in aeasiun, aim wuiiin two
'ays of their rising. 80 thst during these
two days, we had the benefit of their prt.
sence, and of the council and information of
Genuine Dnigsfy Medicines,
Wldch havelprvfed ihitc:y m.variom diseaseo
1 to whtch tlte ii'muin system is liable.
SULPHATE of QUININE, a valuable and
highly approved Medicine for the cure of Inter
imttent or Ague and Fever. It is very seldom,
if ever, this mednsine falls ot producing the desi
red effect In this comnlaint It ht kept constantly
prepm-ed for iramediato use, m ith the necessary
uli'eciinnH accompnnvin iu . v
ROCHELLK POWDRRS, a most useful and
efficacious appcricut, especially in a southern cli
mate, j, ' ' .
SALMIRATUS, well known as a useful rem
edy in correcting acidity of Uife stomach, ito.
ceo. (tec. ." ' ' i: ' '
Also SODA POWDERS.
LEE'S ANTI-BIUOUS PILI-S. The use
and virtues of these pills, as a preventive of Bil
iouFever, hate been fully tested throughout the
United States. : . . . ,
The subscriber keeps a supply of the above,
with a Ki iicral assortment of family medicines.
1 . , C. U IXIIMAN.
It ileih, Ang-i'st 84, 1S21 SS- '
"Tfr,3Sotico;.';v';
Han R-wftv 1161x1 Uhs womvwCr,
ntkfkit the lira tbtV of Sent lust, ft
.r nojtr1 1 f rv tefia it
l t?W . V' K" saswssi a.-... w- v.-,, -
M . i a -tl ,1 L!
o tmeiv will chii mw iihiuc 10
1 SlllJ.UlilVll4 wi 1MJW.SV"' wnva
it about SO or 21 years of see, ot"
1 iifi.... i hi ..1 common size.' stout built, fellow
. wm i complect 'id, fe hud a rippled hand
hyahnrn (his left had.) His elotlihig DOt roeo
lected; but principally hornepin,t It is supposed
.Tack is aiming to go to Glites county, "X. Ci' Or
Norfolk, in Vireinia. where he' was raified. He
also hat brothers in Colombia, S.a, where he
may probably go. Any person who wm opnver
Jack to me. in Mecklenhiinr county, at my house.
10 milet toulh of Cliai-lotte, shall be Suitably re
warded. ' v SAMUEL JU.1U.
Out 17, 1826 ' -3tP
tKa mamkaaa iaarllaf Ao oil a - sfltaf Urtaaflaaf el. a
f-, 'n ,h mean VT' 1 pnd '?? f ( lt day of January, we were in suspense, as to
of Mr, Jefferson's letters which cannot I aL.,;: r.it. fl.- wu ..... .1,-
I ' a I 1 lv UVOVHWUVH wS wsass sswv we v llwt4VI UM S V
I to increase your atlmiration of h.m. , Uy or up wr tWr 0n Tuesday, at 10 o'.
Upon arriving- at barlottesv.lle, on c c, howtver, we received information that
77fK lima ski IhllllllK it aar A ai At. art nl 1 Ua I - -
.1 , r.s1,W X-n 7JZr?.lr"i they bad entered the James river, and on
UUIISUIHUllUlig. VVUijll') I r-liriwil unvluc KTMII U I Smeral BdV
S j 1 . I 11... .t n 1 1 ham n 1 . h.. . i . . . ti I T
I , .
front every part of rke ftcato, aad wttb-
wwt waitiag to be ewwhaDd by tke.r oSeera -
theeftjcl.es. aad tnaiTbrd efl". be aasa
and by twaa. u Qiucklv at tbe mi1.4 mims .'
themaelvea. 4 Of tbe individual 0 the aasae
hwwae, arte sroukl start M the Btonuog. a se
odat aoon, a third in th tvsainri aa aae
waiuns; a bour for the eoeipaay of anoOwr.
Tbie 1 saw spyself oa the Ut occ&aioa, and ."
should have kern oa the former, had wind '
and tide, aad a Howe, instead of aa Anuld, ,
stactewaa we pace ever so btue. a .
And hi the an t rise aa onea aim as s i '-
place, althwuk called a City aad even
Capital, aa tinprecedeMed as ta be matter "
af iodslibld reproach.' Which of our Caoi.
tala durins; tha awn war, was not ie posar.
aion of thesasae eaetay, aet raercly but.
pnae anu lor a oa oniv, oat petnaaeaUyf .
That of Oeorgiaf of South Carolina Nona
Catoiina f ennsylvaaial New York? Con
aecticwtf Beode Island' . Maeaachuaettar
And, sf others were not, tt was because the
enemy, saw no object m taking pewesioa of
tkem add. to the list ia the sale aar. Wash-
ingtoa aJva, tho metropolis of rise Union, cw
vered by a fort, with troons and a daaae no.
ptiUtiont and, .what capital on the continent
or Lurope (St. Feteraburgh and its rerions
of ice excepted did aot Bonaparte take and
hold at his pleasuicr Is It thea iuat that
Richmond and its autboritiea alona ahoubl
he placed under the reproach of history, be
cause. In a moment of peculiar deaudation of
resources, by Ibe coup d snaiu of an tnemy,
led on by the hand of fortune, directing- tbe
-.'wn v incir.wunvtj avis
aurprised and held for 24 hoursf Or. strange
that that enemy, with such sxNantagea.aaould
oe cnaoicu tnea to get on without rakmr tbe
honors be had atcbieved by bun.inp and de.
st ructions of property, pcculisr to this prin
ciple of warikref . We at least way leave
these frioncs to their own trumpet.
IMrint; this crisis of trial I waa left alone,
unassistod by the evaporation of, a aingle
public functioiiaryt for, with th legislature,
every member of the council had departed,
to take care of bit own family, unaided even
in my bod.ly labours, but by my horse, and ha
exhausted at length by fatigue,, sunk under
me in the public road, where 1 had to leave
him, and, with my saddle and bridle on my
shoulders, to walk a foot to the nearest farm,
where 1 borrowed an unbroken coli and pro
ceeded to ancbester, opposite Kichmond.
which thr rMmy had evacuated a few hours
before. ,: ...
Without pursuing1 these minute details, I
will here ask the favour of j ou to turn to
Girardin's History of Virginia, where such of
them as are worthy the notice of history are
related in that scale of extension, which ita
objects admit. That work was written at
Milton, within 2 or 3 niilet.of Monticclloi and
at the requset of the author 1 con.muiiicatrd
to him every paper 1 possesKd on the sub
ject, of which he made the use he thought
proper for his w oik, (see his pages eii, 460,
anu me Appeuui a.i -xv.i 1 can aaure
Vou Of the truth of every fact he lias .rliawn
from these papers and ol the genuineneas of
liullcrU 'Vegetable Indian Specific,
For the. sure ol' Cold?, ' otitis, I o sun ptiont,
Spitting of Blood Uhmas, and all disorders
of the Brtas' and l.u gs
There it perhaps no mrdieal observation bel
ter ettablislied. none more generany connimrn
bv the exuerienee of the best l'hsi-iai.s of all
a;t s B'id couiiiries,and none of mure inipoi lame
to the human fam.l) , than llie tact, tht mm y I
he rnost dilm.ull and . incur-uie eontuniiiiHis
nriKuale in nfgleeted e' ldt In a ini u to
vinsble;at ouil. whei-e the cnmjii 01 mt
weather are fr quetitly suiUlen and unvxpi eted,
t ri quiret more care a.id attention tr jjiiarn
aeaintt this d-iip-rnus cn. my of lit' , than most in case bis indisposition continued to be seri-
n . . . t. 1 ...111.. .A 1.., I ... . .1 n 1
96
neoule im eine, or are able and wiling to be
stow. 1 he bills nl mouailiy exninii tm wcianw
cboly fact that the proportion of des.ht by this
disease may be considered s booui nve 10 out
Inasmuch then aa this f tal (iiseasr bull ! fisi c
to the skill of the most lesitu-d phsioiant. il it
S grmifisalion to the Proprietor thai lie u.nntitea
to offet lo those afilietctl with it a soodly piosp 1
uf reliif in thathield valuable remedy the re-
r table Indian Xpecijic 1 he int,i..ns are nappy
in their k.iotvleilge of medical p! 'i, governed
holly by experience, they sre certain
'. Ilunaway taken Jiip.
' . Ta'icn un and eommitted tn Oie jaH of Hobeton
eountv. on the 21st instant, V -negro man, who
erdfs lumself BEN, and sayf tlmt he belongs to
William Stnckev, of Sumntep1 disti'Kt iu South
Carolina. Said fellow appears to be about 22 or
23 years of age," slim madtv and bat a lengthy
scar over bis left we. extending to hit cheek, oc
casioned, he savs, by the cut of a knife.. The
owner .it renncsted to come fonrord, frove o-
pcrty, pay chai-jret and take himwr. . . ,
; aLkHKI) ROWLANO, Jailor.
Lumbrton, Oet 8'J, 1 S. 44tf
. - ' ;,fi I, 11,.
Notice
uier so iieiiiiuc npr aiarnnng, at 10 re .Hier It I for calinjr
inijcr iiwi onu.iu, nrcK.. uic oujcvc wi my 1 nearer counties,
jffiif iici. . iiivi-uvic, Huurrwu ; nuie w
him, signifying my arrival and readiness toa
ait on him next day, or any oiher.day of that
week, which might be more agreeable to
him- Next moiling Mr. T. '.st Called on me,
confirmed theac ount I had before received,
and said that Mr J had desired Jbat 1 would
dine at Monticcllo that day or the preceding.
The preceding day was (he Thursday before
his death, pud when it came, it teemed to be
tbe general impression around rrie, that the
lite ot the Patriarch was in danger. . I, there
fore determined to call in the forenoon, and
;ihcivu uiv -tfui uteri ami uil i . , - , , , y t
.ice, we instantly prepared orders'" b taken tbe troi.Ble ol copying.
in the militia, one half from the tt&ttt'n!''
Mief.anda fourth from the more lK bor'J0' tvbeH.-ht o n.y; i..ora.
remote, which would constitute a force of be
tween four and five thousand mem of which
irders the members of the Legislature, which
adjourned that day, took charge, each to his
respective county, and we began the remo
val of every thing from Richmond. The
wind being fair andstrong, the enemy atten
ded the river as rapidly as the expresses
oiy, I carefully noted even- circumstance
worth it, , These memoiandums. Were 01 ten
written on horseback and on scraps ot paper
taken out Of my pocket at the uiotnen., for
tunately preserved 4o this day, and now ly
ing before me. I wish you could at e tht tn.
But my papers of that period, are siicjied to
gether in large masses, and to tattered and
tender, as not to admit removal iuriuer than
could ride, who were despatched to. us from ZZ lLir Sl-i.. I- a . . i ?' t
time to time, to notify the r progress. At 3 .he ' ,h nVff'1W
V. W. on Thursday, we learnt that they bad I ",ter,m,. .vltnc' h "1 ich
.1' " k " ' S.: i.H m. L: carry.eonvtcuon to every one who sees
then been three hours landed at Wettover,
he whole M.l.tia of the adiacent counties
were now called for, and to come on, indivi
dually, without waiting any regular array.
tt to
out, to return before dinnerlo Charlottesville
As 1 approached the housev the anxiety and At 1 p. m ti,. .. a.v rvAAmV thw n.
distress visible tn the otititenance ot the ser- ,ered Richmond, and on SaUndav. after 24
vants, increased the Igloom ot my own tore- hours possession, burning some ;, houses, de.
Dotungs, aim 1 ci.icru n unucr no nuie agi- stroyiiig property, cc. they retreated, en.
tation Atter tlieObjeCl Of my early call camrn-d that eveninir 10 miles below, and
was made kiiewrf to Mrs. Ra.idoiph, ahe told reached their shinoinir. at Wettover. the next
me that, auhough father had. been ex- day, (Sunday.) ' . T,"
pccui'.g me, i.c wB men unweu 10 Hy thit time had assembled three hundred
receive auf one. It was but too evident, that Militia under Col. Nicholas. 6 miles above
he fear of his dauehter overbalanced her I uiHinin. nd tmn hnnd.d nnHee Renon.1
their effect, and tt it said b an author 1.1 great hoj)s, and while sympathising in Her distress, I Nelson, at Charles city Court-house, 8 miles
enareier, wai w 11 u iiu. mm m if cotiw noi oeip tigiiiug o luma. uiai, anno-1 below; two or three hundred at Petersburg,
never know among them .3 separated from b.m only by a tlno wall, I was had put themselves under Gen. Smallwootl.
. I'kaa auldHwaluil I Baa I .111 Iff. rtHH I .lllir is SB w I lilt I M . a. . . 1 I t I I . . . .. . 1 ...
"Z w i i i . . hA T 10 ?e. l,ie,,A" 5 man! of My"-1t cc.dentaliy there on h.s pas
, .... - ... - - j. .11 wno naa enterea an tne waias 01 pouues ana gape tlirotiirli the Statu and Baron Steuben
ins jtie apprau w iuc t, 1 t,;i.i, ,j : -II . fi,.mn.n ...::t. j J r.i r-.u i.i.u
h. r--.-U. . !. . I.eurah e ttxlt 1 SJHT'tW 1 P""-"K"7 - . " . i" I w" C'K nunurcru, anu vui. uiuiun wiis.unc
11. irivw..v .i-. ' ' I tl. .nl ll. nM..iit nn.l a) t, I.. . J I . V I . f
iniuw.nf . r.Asnmiitie habit. esnec.BrlV tnase I wmmi, inv ym, ""- iiiousauu, were ai.so on me douiu aiue 01
horn rf am.su .unlive nsrei.ts. the tliahtf si ivmn-1 're aget are, and will be, so much indebted. James river, aiming to reach Hood's before
tnn. .j . .nnr.ehinr eonsumntkm at ibe sou 1 However, Mrs: Randolph having left me, tc the enemy should have passed its ; where thev
... ,, , 1 ... i . r...k- . ...... .....-- - I. . 1 1 1 1 . .1 . .1 1
, ouiwe wiiKi
down as pros
:m tin the river.
hetbt resit, fl-iw. rs, pisuts ats. wi.ib in ptr-1 mentioning my srnval: he bad desired that Within the first five days, therefore, about
I should be inv .ted into h.s chamber. My e- 2500 men had collected at three or four de
motions at annroachinir Jen (won't dying bed, farent noints read for iunction.
I cannot describe. You remember the al-i I was absent myself from Rfcbmoud. but
cove in which he slept, mere ne was ex-1 always vuthin observing distance of the ene
tended feeble, prostrate; but tbe fine and my. three days only; during which I Was never
...i.:-i. .1.. A,., i,.nirnWl nnlelcarTXWestionofhitcoiintenancenotatall off my horse but to take food or rest; and was
wiiivii vun.mi,.' vii c " r- 1 i' - j .1. ... . 1 1 , 1 , , ... ,
its use. It promotes' expectoraiion. wnien n 1 uukuku. i " j "v .... ,'jis'",c'c -' "v ct"v"
coustautlt ealb d lor; snd whilst H cleanses a
faction In const qneoee of a bappv combinatini.
nf the most valuable herbs !e It becomes si
balsam f sunei ior Vlae "It bals the h.jur-d
nai ts onens the notfS siidfomposisthe rtislui bed
nerv s, sfter the manner tt an anno lyne, souse-1
quently the obstraetion 01 ine cneti a u we mi g
North Carolina. f Valet eountv.
The subscriber qualified, at last May Court- ss
exeoutor to the estate of W illis Rogers, dceeasetl, !
late of said county, and requests those indebted to
the estate to make payment; and all those having
chums jurainst the estate, t present tliem by the
time limited by law, or they will be debarred of
recovery. AU.ESf ROGERS, Ex'r.
August 18, 18SS. .." S5-8w
ii. -v.
heals it alto givesrwrengib to the tender lut g
In thit roannerjjremovet the heeii tVver, in
proves dig. st'rlli, givet strength to the nerstt
repairs the appetite and improves the spirits
I his speed) rosy always b given in safety ii
is mild, phMtsnt to the tusUsnd is found pi--
tnuXVIf uelul in h) pocbononeai, ntrvi ut b- ii
hmherir.al disesses : ' . v
'.ah hill of directions contains S detailed sc ¬
ant of this disease in si" Its rt.tf rent -at sges,
d is aigned by the proprietor, V m Butler,
red ink . .. ' - ' '
' For sate b ; CD LEHMAN-
Raleigh, Jnly 14,1856 a0-8tosm
, ,. M, .
WuMmmill. MV. :..ll 'S.l.l.Ai.A,
Randolph eoilny.N.?. on4b-Qjh dtrVoiVlay)
S6, a bUck ntst'Cas Vrunaway Vive, by the
-no m niLL ttin tavs that he lormerly be
'onged to a msn bv 'ihe t oe of Btnismii
"rewer, or Chatham comity, N. C. and lht he
" ,,,l " "inter t'l a man by the name ol
; 1 barool, in South Carolina. The owner ear,
h oa proving his property,' snd paying
.... atu.-ia uAviusu-v, Jailor.
Jailor's Notice.
Taken np and committed 10 the Jail of Ne
aa ... .a. . A : A mm. S..I If. mm.
WWl..lAM..s,;tma
black, snd tuys he lormerly beloi geo 10 tames . !'..; h , f-;
Kuiledge,of VVakeeoonty.aboot lOroiletben was a true Dsmsscus. At this time be be-
Wake Court House, who sold bin. to Mr. Beck came so cheerful as to smile, even to laugh-
a Speculator, snd ran swsy from him the 3d 'ay ing, at a remark I made. He alluded to the
when on his way to ine sown 1 ne owner " 1 proDabldiy ot HIS ueaui as a man wouiu 10
quested to eome forward, prove property, pay j ,he prospect of being caught in a shower-as
me, and his hsndand voice at once saluted any service; and I may with confidence chai
me. The energy of his grasp, and the spirit lenge anyone to put his finger on the point
of h s conversation, were such as to make nie of -time when I was in a state of remissness
hope he would yet rally and that the supe- from any , duty of my stationUut, 1 was
nontyof mind over matterinnis composition, tool w;tn the army. I rue, tor itt wnere
would preserve him yet longer. He regret- j was it? 2d. 1 was engaged in the more im-
ted that I should find him so helpless said porta.it functions of taking measures ft col
if he rot well. I should see all tbe papers he I lect an army; and without military education
had promised. He talked of tbe. freshet myself, instesd of jeopardising the public
which was then nrevaibnir in James Uiver I safety by pretending to take its command,
of its extensive devastation and said be bad oi which 1 knew nothing, I had committed
never known a mere destructive one. He I that to persons ot the art, men who knew
toon, however, psssed to the University, ex- how to make the best use of it to Steuben,
nutiated on lis luture uiiuiy saiu 11s coniior insiancr, tu xncisvn anu outers, ihmck
would not, altogether, exceed 3'Jf ,000 dollars; sing thai military skill and experience of
commended the professors, and expressed sn- which 1 had none. . v. '
t'mfaction at the orofiress of the students. ' A I Let our condition too, at that time be duly
sword was suspended at the foot of his bed, considered; without arms, without money of
e fleet, wnnout a regular soiaier in uie state,
...rcp. and take said fellow awaV.
CHARLES B MORRIS, Jailor
WilmingtonN . C. May 4. 1 828. SO tf
PRINTING
Neatly executed at this Offite.
B'i event not to Be uesireo, dui not to oe icar
ed. It was to be aoirehended, that the ea
gerness ith which he conversed, would ex
haust him, and, therefore, I could not indulge
mrself ith a long interview. Upon propos
or' a regular officer except Steuben, a militia
scattered over the country ana caned at a
moment's warning to leave tbeir families and
friends,in the dead of winter; to meet an ene.
emv ready marshalled and prepared at all
points to receive them! ' Yet bad time been
iriven them bv the tardv retreat of that ene.
my, I have to doubt but the rush to arms, and
to the protection of their country, would
have been as rapid and universal as in their
invasion during our lute wan wnen at tne
tbtur. We have nothing in. our neighbor,
hood which could compensate the fiouoie of
visit to it, unless perhaps our U.nvfc.s.tv.
whic I believe you have not sem, ai.d 1 can
assure you is worth seeing ghould yon think
so, t uuld ask as much of y our tittie at Mon-
tkel o, as would enable you to examine these
papers at your ease slany others too are
uierpersed' among them, which hate rela
tion lo your object,' many ietct a ftoin Gens.
uates, breen, Stephens, and otnerS engaged
in the Southern war, and in the North also.
All should be laid open to you without re
serve; for there ts not a truth existing which
1 rear, or would wish unknown to the whole
w orld. During the invasions of Arnold, Phil
I pa, and Cbrniallis. until my time of office
expired, 1 made it a point, once a week, by
letters to tne rretnient ut congress and to
General Washington, (o give them an exact
narrative Ot the Irausauiioiis 01 the week.
these letters should still be in the offite of
atatain Washington, and in the. presses at
Mount Vernon. Or, if the former Were de
stroy ed by the' conflagrations of the British,
tne utter are surely sate and may be appeal
ed to in corroboration of what I bare now
written.
There is another transaction vert en-one
ously stated in the, an tne woik, winch altho'
not. concerning myself, it . wiih.n my own;
knowledge, and I think n a doty to commit
nicate it to you, lam sorry that, not beuta
in possession ot a copy ot the Memoirs, I am
not able 10 quote tbe passuac, an 1 still let
the facts themselves, verbatim from the text;
but ot tne substance as recollected. 1 am cer
tain. It is said there that about the lime of
Tarleton's expedition bp the North branch
or James Kiver to Charlottesville and Monti
cello, Simcoe waa detached up the Southern
branch and penetrated as far as New London
in ueurord, a here he destroyed a depot or -arms,
kc. fcc. f was whb my family at tho -time
at a possession t have wiihin 3 miles of
New London, and I can assure you ot my, .
inowieuge tnai ne aia not ativance to witnim -SO
miles of New London. Having reached
the lower end of Buckingham, as I have un
det stood, be hi ard of a depot of anus snd
party ot uew recruits under Baron SteOben.-
somewberein Prince Edward He left the .
Buckingham road, immediately at or near
Francisco's pushed uirecily South at this
new Object, waa dappoiuted and returned
to and down Jsmea River to head 'quarters. .
1 had then retained to ioi)ticeilo'niy l and
from thence saw the smokes of his conflagra
tion, of houses and property on that river, ad
they successively arose in the horizon al a
distance of 85 or HO miles. I must repeat,
that this excursion from Francinco's is. not
within my own knowledge, but a I have
ing to withdraw; 1 observed I would call to first moment of notice our citizens rose fa . beard it fiom the inhabitants on Bucking-