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weVaui U Samuil DixTt, the gentleman wbrjrn we men- nigh4 treasen.
tioned ihc'foberjaay a having. -been, ilum'na'tedby the Re- counsel or eveil any
TJe judgt tvlthout bearing
counter affidavits, declared ..
Tew Ijobts.
ek At we wer priming anecliuon in paraplc form it wm
! in the papr. O ber portions ,f (thed'Uie, ihall
r :.. limiri and te.ture may allow.
4pjr ""
parked Mtlilh.ZY a leticr Irom Maj. Gen. Pihtkney; to
exCeicncy Governor Haki'M, MilleJgeVille, Jan.
J8 w; Ie n,ihauh3 general has bven ordered cotake ih Bria
die,iBMOTd ihc tro ps of he oCarolii., frin
. jfo' Carolina:' The following brigada siafl wiri kccjftliiig'.y
b te.ac icd from tbi I'ute . ; , t""
" OneJ8igaJier Cineril,
One Aid-dt amp
O: e Biiiade Majir, --
O il- Assi'uni Deputy.Q M. Ganciml,
. One llospiial Surgeon's mate."
The fH;tachmcnt oi Mi'.'.tia, or.iercd rendc ou a,' Salil
fcury, have rrra mstraied, we learn, against Hatching toward
Cf ,r,:j'unil ihey shall at lea.t have hen provided with tens
. Ti:t Adjutant General, who it on ihe sppt, ha"de:patebccl
Mprei'es, to burty on the camp equipage wifh all posM'b'ie'd.:
paidi. These things should -have b-t, at Salisbury by thi
Ume at lea ; & militia of tliis st.ite, have hiilid in i-.
t., been prvidedfji-i p"d by t'he.nal gjvenunent. wcb
lin ik it evidence oi wisdom in ihe present dctach'inenr, sa far
as ihey legally can, to aitcmpl securing to ilicinsclves at all
events, the mean' of coroj". during their our. T . f. 'mes of
me i are not iron, neither do they liv on air, tbatthey can be
aikcitoencounten hunger and the elements, wuhoui any pie-
pan wn against either.
Bank if Cap' Fear. the Director of this institution have
"rjeTolJeS to rincfea3e--iheeavtasock- tbfueoILiheju'TLcAn
liun ei hoUiann Cellars. suoscnpuoT s aiciu uv irvxjvriui
Wiloiiiigton and Fayetttville, on the 9ih oi May next.
1 MwwMMH-' m -
Seizin of Money. The collector ot the port of New-Yo. k, 1
jomctim" s'mf cauaed to be leiied a la-'ge turn in specie,,
drawn by the bank of New-England, (Bo ton,) from the vault
of theNew YorK, ba.ks. The siiiive wa male unrler color
of the embargo act, but, it is supposed, auhe instance ot sumf
V tte N Y directors. The-New-England Bank immtdiately
preented theJegiUture of Massachusetts, a memorial oq th
sabj'Ctj aid ai'aWresi, inconsequence, iknanimoiitly pawed
the house of representatives, nqucsting the P.xs.dent if the
United States to order the collect r forthwith to restore the mre
ney, antf, as someJitojejnenttor the outiage, -to have that ot
ficer p 6mp;ly-f moved. .
9rabiin mtney ! Mr, M tiler, of N-w York, in his speech
on the army bill, made" the following statements "If ever a
fcir account of the expenditure foi the North Western army
thali be exhibited, it will artonish every body. I hear it Irom
authority entitled to my belief, that a principal part of ihe fbur
con omed by the army ai F -rt Meigs, ccst from, seventy to
eighty dollars a ba rel. Again, from authority equally good, I
-Stale, that no inconsiderable portion of the InJian corn used
th'rf, cast the UVited States in transpoitati n alone, one kun
fcd 'md tnty dollars a husheh Andyrt the wisdom of ad
mini trat ion sent this atmy on an " xtx-fiiiion about a year be
foie ihey provided the mtans of pitting them across the lake."
Legislature of Mast husflti The Answer of the home o
jrpr sentatives to ihe sech c f Governor Strong, is couched
ki strong and unrqjivocal tetms. I he following paragraphs,
relative to the war and the embargo, arc extracted for the in.
format'on oi the reader
vVhile theprivatidhs and buidens of a war', deemod by the
great roportioti ot ur fellow citiirns to be both wirked'ar.d
Ui j -isti and by a still moienume . u class, wanton and inex
pedient have been sustained with a patient respect 1m ctiMi
futional p.inciples its o'rigin ought not to be forgotten. It
should, on thecontiary, be held in perpetual remembrance, as
a waniirtg to a once deluded ptople aga nt y ielding to the do
oiinioi) of passions, of which a we.ik oi wicked sdmitiistraiion
may take'advamage to involve them in the deepest national
calamity." ; V;
. Speaking of the embargcy, the houje declares .
With these impressions, we are under a tolemn conviction
that the time has arrived intyhich it is incumht nt on the peo
ple of this tut?,, to decide writ her these burdens are iiot too
guevous to be borntj an1 to pre) ate themselves for trie great
duty of protecting, by -their own vigor, their unalienable r'u h',
and of securing tor thems .Ives at least the poor privilege cf
qtJtual intercourse by waiei as well as by Ian !."
mi.' I
The British aain in the P-oto.nat. One S ven y four, two
iarcd-srm nvr.AV x, ftinAv i,
m - .a mt h a AaraiA v w jujv a a. ma v . w
publica-i pity as the'caiulfdaic "ior the Ulwial Chair of at ncl M ihould baj, 00 the depttfltions Jaid- JJ n' rtmil kil y ol aQOV'ami arc c-i'f
MaBachusetti. ' ; ! befwe kiui on the part of eovernuient, and on I ; ii.' .
. ' 'w . ealii.liuic uiuir. nui KUka uii 1 1 i ii . sic i iic ,i,i,iiw iir .
' . t i i . i ii i - :i t " i a . , f
uaii"ra w .'
I
in.
Uinsv Clay. Ea.lel this city on Wednesdav ni.TOiW.-' wIlipL Kerrattted the warrant
tr Kew York, f.om whence he will depart with his colleague cordingly given, and judre Ford discitarged.
btr.i.Li in the corvette fohn Adams for Gottcnbutc; I Counsel lor the United States. Mr. Baldw
f. The Vice President the United Stater an ived in thirty ,ur 1 f " ' " '
on .Thutsday evt-tr.pg we are happy to lay, i ncfi;til7 wrw''u,''''l,uB '
health. HI took his. scataBieideQl olthe Senate yesfciday.
. " - .. . ' ' frul. Int. ' I .
Interesting Foreign News.
Adiourntnenl.
A pioposition for the adjournment of'Con-
8UMMAHV. ,
n.. iS. l - l.a4- u- u:t- ijl.i
gress on the 7th of r.t ru .ntl, has been laid beio.e the house J lue arrival oi uic .cut. c... x ui-
u. res'entauves by Mr. Macon. -, , , ?ade!phta, from St. Bafts, a Mil i of European
-j lllIHgCUVV W4UI JUUliU
ofMrJ areto the 23th of Novi
.The Xondon. dates
JLirof.-lrx last week's papet, in nnticing the r'ecease of Mr.1 Are to tlie 23th or iOVeraUer. iue articles
John lUbcnett, . Williamsborouirh was inserted fns ead of j are copied Irom tlie . unuge.lowu l imes lliar-
ARATQR j beiitg a se. icsLf anculi - al ersaytf .praeitcalad
pol ticii, in 61 nuttlbci j bf a cinien t rgmia j atinlu'.du
to John faylor, Eiq ,rf Caannif-i'iev, bounrj .85, in i
boarot -63 cetlts. ' j " ; t ;.
Cavallo' EkmntrNft
8 vols, pric "9 dotlars i'.-,-t . , " 'JS' '.' "
WoodfaU's edinorruf jiniui Lttr. , "i '
Goldsmith's H.istbties ii G.ene, Rome and ti gland, abri.f ad '
lor the use of ichools. VAC "
aft! Philosophy, with bookJ of plates tt
fVi let thorough.
Brigadier General Winder has arrived in
tliH city, from Quebec. This gentleman, we
understand, is on -parol and is to return to Que
bec. . . JVat. Int.
ANOTHER INDIAN BATTLE.
LETTER FROM BRIGADIER-GENERAL "FLOYD TO
' MAJOR-GENERAL 1INCKNEY.
badoes.)
The leading features of these accounts ate,
a revolution n Holland, where the Stadtholder
had ?onp tt rpstiine his former authority.-
The complete desertion from the cause of The Misceitar.e vVorkioi Edmuhduike, 2 vbi''
France, of the' Saxons, the rliavanans, the Erskine's Speeches, 2 voiutiiea.
AVirtcmburKhers, m short, of every Jfrmce and. Waiter Scat's Works, in 5 vJumes, coru nlJS l : ?.o
Ferguson's Astrono
" each.
Map tf the United
lare and elegant'.
Map of ti e Untie
rollers 4 5 dolfai
D0.01 dj. do. 15'i centi
Do. ot North Car' lina
tates and the West Indies,. 'With rollers;
cd;6 eil, 8 dJil-i ' ' - " . '"1 1
tates -tiid aojacent paib of CarWi'a, wifift
Power beyond the Rhine. The surrender of
j Trieste and Venice surrendered to Austria.
I Mwitrprliiiul declariner for indenendence. and
Camp Defiance, (4Qtniles west of Italy in a state of revolt. Also, another vie
vnMunuuwKjj . , tory of iora n einngion over iue rrenen-on i Xhe whole Uutrot W.man writ iv bva 1
flu frnnritra tit Tf't-n Tn fino. h v ilinait BO. ! . ....
. uu.. . . 7 J V ' 1 M iUEU OT4-. LMVMMA Ktl jirVL-i V I.-
Lay of the last Mmu.elj Marmiub, Lady 0
Rokeby, lie.
Nairatiyfi .Jfje t on theFetnateCiVarac-f r' in"''b.
tiois of liumau Li'ej includui Hiauch an . T?
By Mary Russell MiUoid." -,
er.unls, etery thing tends to shew the declining
MAJOR.-GENERAL PINCK.NET,
. hi it.
1 have the honor to acauaiut your Excellency
iiiias nf Rnnminrtp. and the coninlete unni
that : this moruing at 20 minutes past 6 o'clock;- hilation oiall his lately acquired provinges and
a very large body of hostile Indians, made a ingdomg..To crown the whole, it was report
desperate attack upon the army under my com- that tnBre was a spirit of revolt among the
mand. They stole upon the centiimls, fired on pe(,pie 0f France itself, and that Bonaparte had
them, and with great impetuosity rushed upon t,een assassisated.-
our line i In twenty minutes the action became f Qn the other gi(j Dv tne arrivai 0f the Whig
general, and o u r ffniigl of maraueroj Baltimore) at New York.
closely pressed ; bt,the brave and gallant con- frora Nanz in 49 days, all is silence respecting
duct of the field and line officers, and the firm- tjie before-mentioned eventsj they only say,
ness of the men, i mpelled them at every ppint. , tnat tne FreJch army remained on the banks
The steady firmness, and incessant fire of 0ftiie Rhit)fe,and that Bonaparte was in Par
Capt. Thomas's artillery, and captain Adam a if,, organiiug a new array of 500,000 men
riflemen, preserved our front lines ; both of these The French papers are to the 6th of Decern
companies suffered greatly. The enemy rus'1" ber. They jacknowledge the surrender of
ed within thirty yards of the artillery, and cap-; 1 Dresden, ahu give short accounts of the Swis
tain Broadnax, whofcommanded one of the pi- preparrne t rais.e armiek to maintain their in-
nnot nnnnla mijlntginul Ilia nnt With Treat J .. 1 - I '' '
ii 1 "i .i ..!.nJ lit. . .a.M a v. 1 ' a
1?
bravery, uutil the enemy trained his rear, and
then cut his way through them to the army on
this occasion Timpooche Barnard, a half bree4,
at the head of the Uchies, distinguished him
self, and contributed to the retreat of the pi
quet guard; the other friendly Indians took
refuge within our lines, and remained inactive
with fhe exception of a few who joined our
ranks as soon as it' became light enough to
distinguish objects, I ordered majors Watsan's
and Freeman's Battalions to wheel up at right
angels with major Booth's and Cleveland's bit
NEW-YO R. FEB. 3. i
HOLLAND INDEPENDENT: j
By the arrival last evening of the schoonar
Whig from France we, are put in possession of
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23th Nov. announciug to the people of the Ne
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talions who formed the right wing to prepare jage. fne people are called upon to support
for thecharge. Captain Duke Hamilton s , aj gecure their independence, by voluitary
Cavalrwho had reached me but the day he- contributions of personal and pecuniary servi
fore was ordered to form in the rear of the ces.i0 wnich the principal ities of Amster-
rigni wing,, io act. as circumstances siiumu uic-i A&m Kotterdam, laeyden, Haarlem, Delft, &c.
tale. Ihe order for the charge was promptly
obeyed, and the enemy fled in every direction
before the bayonet. -The signal was given Tor
the charge jni' the Cavalry, who pursued and
sabred 15 of the enemy, who left thirty seven
dead on .the field; from the effusion of blood,
t$dthe number, of heaj-dresses and war-clubs
found in various directions, their loss must have
been considerable, independent of their wound
ed. I directed the friehdlv Indians, with Meri
wether's and Ford's rifle companies, accom
panied by capt. Hamilton's Troop, to pursue
them through Caulebee swamp, where thoy
were trailed-by their blood, bulsucceeded in
overtaking but one of their wounded.
Col. Newman received three bals in the com
mencement of the action, which deprived me
of the services of that gallant and useful officer.
The ast. adj. general Hardin was indefatigable
in' (he discharge of his duty, and rendered im
portant services ; his horse was wounded under
him. The whole of the staff was prompt, and
have responded by declaring themselves free,
re-establishing their old regencies, and arming
the people, who have successfully repelled the
ORDERS lro,ii Salk-bury, Sakra, HillsborrHigh, Warren'on,
Newbern, Fayetteville, Wilmington, &o. will be atuu. td to.
and the articles forwarded by tbe stage. " -uJk
RaleigrFeb. II. 32,8,
-a m . . , il" ?
dtscliargea tlieir duty with courage and fidelity. . H0Janj . wilu the answer, the officers had re
Their vigilance, the intrepidity of the of-: turned to the Admiral, and no doubt the condi
. -A Person;' .
WIO called himself JOHN ViiN WIL.
LfAMS. whotaidhe 'aa bornn H-fCoui.ty,
North Carolina, came to my house lecommuided as a Tear h.
Uetacnmenis oi rrenct: troops wno attenipted , er, about the 15th Dec :la. r -emainerf th ihe rerghbrk
to enforce their demands of supplies. Whenever hood untiijthe 28th,-when he iefuhis.forfthV idmnt of
Dateh troops were found they joined the peo-! Pon Pon. He had a large bundle of Clotbea and some money
pie in defence of their liberty. Four thousand j with him He ? met about 13 o'clock me day by otm
of the allied troops had penetrated as far as Lf the neighbonon the road between the hours of 2 and 3 P
Amersfertf from whence a detachment of -400 m.- hit watch wasTound beW'jfce:fijW'" Ivety
Cossacks had pushed On and arrived at Am- (Search and examination has been made, but withZ efferti
stenlam. I hey were received with open arms, !whichlea(1 io , UjPiciancf hiihavUn mawa, wi.lii
and marched forward to a fort at , Half-way :Hii ldl can hav ine witch. on Wooer a!ieati()fi o -
a M IMA I ILUI tiyUl I I9tllll.l ttj M. ItUVH &tUUf9) ItllU
capitulated. A detachment of French were at
tacked in the neighborhood who attempted to
raise contributions, but they "were routed with
out gaining their object. AH North Holland
has followed this example, the Orange flag was
flying from every steeple in the country as the
sigual of liberty ! '
The fleet lying at the Helder, had sent as
usual forjits supplies, but the people refused to
; grant them, unless they also hoisted the Hag of
JONATHAN, EOSTWICK QUr
Williamsbutf.h District, S. C 17- ,
' , ' . .
J ViUSeIl,
ficers, and the firmness of the men, meet my ap
probation, and deserve the praise of their coun
try.' - -----
tiigs ayl .everal smaller .vessels were off Blackstonts llanc, j M have to regret the death of many of my
y about 60 miles bejow Wash ingtot. City, on the 5th instant. 4 brave fellows, who have " found honorable
-J ... Igrares, in the voluntary support of their coun-
r ThrU S. Sc'noonet Fei ret,-Kearney, was lost on tbe r.'irth 'try.
Krtakerol Stono Inlet, on the 2nd insr. The crew saved. j 1V Aiil-de-eanm. in Mteeiif in? mv orders .!n.. . ir:..i . is.'.... i.: tir-i W
i i " 1 mi j j ! F r i i J ,I,osl i"'"" i"ei uuu xiaran-.-i'
T the Court-House. ia SalisbBrv. n
Thursday the 3td day of March next, a number of n-
groes belonging q the Estate of Samuel S, Savage-among tbena
are several young breedinjg wenches, together withTneir chil
dren. Of these wenches some are accustomed to house wotk
and will suit such" persons wanting servants (r tha purpose.
They are likely and all betoag'io a i large family.of negroes. who
are under an excellent character. ;
A credit of jix.rooBthswillbe given purchasers to give bonfl
and approved lecWity. 'MILUS NISBET, Adm'r.
tebruary 1. 3l,S.
tiorfrvould bciJicerfully complied with, as soon
as the oflicers of the fleet were acquainted with
the
ment of their countrv
In one' of the latest French papers it is sta-'.f B HE Subscribers respectfully inform Jieir
tea tne Atisirians were maneuvering on tne ro,
and the Adis-e'; if this- is the , case,' the Vice
change that had taken place in the govern-'. .,1r.". , , .. , . , , . , . -. , . ,
t of their country. Windsor and Fancy, ChairMaking.
The Legislature of New-York, convened on M 'iiday the
24th ultimo. The house.of rep eenlanve, which ii derided
by federa1, chose the f Ion. jaraes Emott, formerly a member
Of Congress, spcakc r.
General George Tzard and .Iweli Bnren, have been promoted
tb the rank cf Vtajoi Generals,, tfc Sf Army" Colofiel.'?
Zer Matomb and Thos. A. Smith, to the ank of-Btig. Generals.
The democratic legislature ,i Peniuylvafcia havV passed an
4ct, enc.eafing the pay of the members toow dollars.
P f our dollais a daj ! de-i de-o:' .' . : .
A K i'.ih 74 "gun ship is saii tijia'yepin a-ihpre on the
south side of Fishers Island, near New-London, on Sut;day
fhe-3l)lh ult,, .S'eis seated to beth! Victotions, CapTaIbit.
Admiral Cockburp has shifiei hii'fi g frim the Sceptre to the
Albion, Since writ ing the fort going", -wc Icam. iuat tbe Vic
torious has been got off. - - .r. ! .j
Mand Leitl.ture An address from the House of repre
J!iiivlMaj.vland,hi.iwationeda debate ia Soth bouses
of Cutigres, of a "very warm and animated character, The
per ai diawt up by John hansan Tlfomas, E.-q. of Freder-
k'.owrr,' and n a very severe comment on the measures, and
ifebuke to the p ejudices, of the ruling mtiD. i , ,'
The inc ease of te British forte stationed eff NewrLondon,
las, it Is said, Induced Corr.m-jdore Decatur to move higher up
- the river. ".. . . : '
''' , THE SUPRME COURT. : J t
' - Meetson Monday next. Judge Todd is a'ready in the citv
ted .Judge Story, if he be not ariived.'U near at hand. 'There
is but liuie doubt a C iurt will b f med the first day, Seve
fifl gentlpei of the bit are erp-ctcd t' .vtrnt',. amor horn
i object of the first importance, as it interceps
an communication oeiween r ranee ana xiaiy.
latl hisliorse killed under him : Gen. Lee and tua Xhe march of the Austfians mrfst be on
major race, who aciea as aauuionai aius,jen- oenoa from the Adige, to secure which,' is an
utrtrii ihc csBcuiiiti services, nun nuuui tu
themselves, and usefulness to the cause in
which they have . embarked. Four wagon and
sevaraj otner horses we're killed, and tvy & of the
artillery horse; wounded. White I deplore the
losses sustained , on this occasion, I have the
consolation to know, that the men which.. I
have the honor to command have done their
duty. '. I .herewith transmit you a list of the
killed and wounded, and have the honor to be
most respectfully, your obedient servant. J
e Signed JOHN FLOYD, b. o.
. Total, killed jn the preceding action, if
whites, 5 friendly Indians 32 ; wountted, 132
whites, 13 friendly Indians 147 " ;
: " KEW-YORK, fKBil. ,
The corvette ship John Adanis, capt. Angus,
(now in this -port) is preparing for sea with all
expedition, to tak'e out our commissioners to
uoitciiuurtr. -y
lThe senate of this state has postponed, inde
finitely, the resolution granting 50,000 dollars
for IhrTelf ef f Ithendigentrsu
Niagara frontier. 1 - --'! -' ;i
- In the.house or assembly of, this statcthe
second reading of the bill from ihe senate for
the payment of this state's direcf tax, was post
poned until Friday last. ;i '
- Yesterday morning appeared before his hon?
or judge Livingston, at hi chambers, his honor
judge ford,, having neon arrested by a mars hat
of the United slates, at his house at Ugdens
bur, and bf ought to N.York,on a charge of
'Vv lWil 1 "$t - iil
VMj' friend and ihe public, that hey have commence ' ihe
alxive business in tjjis city, undef .bvi fi-m of DA VID RUTH
It SON, and flatter tnemselve. that (b y will be enabled to lur
nish any article in their line on lbc mot reasonable terms, and
t the shortest notice. They pledge tbemtel.es tlrat their work
shall be eaeccit'cd in a heat and workmanlike mannerfiand f i ey
(.trust, from their unrenpitted exertions to please, that they will
received portion of public patronage, .
, DAVID RUTH,
Raleigh, Sd Feb. 1814 31,3tp.
DAVID RUTH, jaa;
v A Tanner wtinted.
GOOD, wages will be given to any person
well skilled inhe Tanmng and Cu'rying Rusinest, a .d
who can come properly recommended for his boixmy and in
dustry. Fot further patticmars apply to
Salisbury. Feb-'f, TBI 4? fl!,3t.
T. HOLMES,
M
BEL Alexander, Jehu A rringtoo,
List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office at ktatttville, 3tsf
December. 1813.
Robert
nd John & II, William Biai.l 2. AiChibald Brady
Williamr Cummins.-Ebry Casbon, Th-ma- Cole,.-David -Caldwell,
Jonathan Church, Scnr. Andrew Christy James
Dollarson, Johri.E'vin, Christopher Ellis, F rd and Flowert,
Allen Green,John0ibrorr,.Thomas Harris, William rlowaid, :
AdtftJnso'n,!JohniWUi;ajaIMii!l?
James KRtchcll, Andrew Mbriisqfi, - Jun. William Pat.ick
Morris, Eliaab h Mc'Phe.soo, Mathew Mc'Phcrson, John
Mc'Ph'ertah, Margae: McDonald, Atcmbald McCahcy,
NeillM Kay, Sem.9 CMorge M'Kay Dist, Miss. Margaret
M Kay.-bn nd Mllus" Nubet, John Patterson, Wiiliara
iRicbesorr.-Tboriias Redman, Maihew RoberU, Rolaid Slwn,-
John Scott, Grg Suroers, Rowan,) Daniel Smith, hei
of Jiedell, Rubfrt Sim jgton, Robert Tofrentine, John & WalVj
ker? Saiinitcli7itojamio YmDi.(hatm) ; 1
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