i.t'week a general risius. -took place
! tfisrhes. which terminated in the massacre of
rrsat numtier oi iuc
destruction f their dwelling. . It i eoofident
ly stated, that at least"one half of the city has
'.', fallen a prey to the flames. V -
Government had received notice, U. ap
pears, of Vaiidamines being in the vicinity of
pri. Searches were in consequence made in
ever quarter, and in one ihstauee a detachment
"of sen. d'armes was ordered to surround an inn
at Versailles, where he was supposed to be se
creted, these nien closely, examined every
person fuod in the house,. and being disap
pointed in their principal object, they; to justi
fy their inquisitorial proceeding, tarried off, as
Vuspicious characters, three individuals who
happened to lie unprovided with passports. r
" Private letters from Ljyons describe the
pretended enthusiasmfor Royalty in very dif
ferent terms from the statements which have
The JNalionai uuar, luueau 01 spouia
jteoWly offering to march against their fellow
citizens at Grenoble, were compelled, by the
'menacing interference of the Gendarmerie and
Jiojal Uuarus, to. proceed in separate detach?
ments upou the road to that city. But o soon
er did uight come on, than, escaping from the
' Gendarmes, who conducted or rather escorted
them,-they disbaaded and returned ,td their
home, from which it has been i'ound impossi
ble to tear them a seeond jime. The strata
gem employed to decoy thein from the' town,
was that of cullecting tljjem in smalt parties iu
- its neigh bdrtmod, upon, he pretercoof exercis
ing and 're'vtewhiglhein.'' tWberi ftinis once col
lected, they were marched, some by force and
others by persuasion, towards their detestation.
. - --' TitOM THEATtONal. INTELLIGENCER.
ll cannot but bea subject of regret to find
that l hern are eiliens of the : United States,
ince (he ' d'eare extensively engaged in that
must disgraceful of ull trufies, thf African Slave
Trade ; especially since it mut be carried on
under foreign cilouis and fjr the benefit of (he
- ' colonies of foreigji nations, AVe should be glad
y 'never to hear of any American citizeu being en
gaged in any tfadc in wb.ieh he was ashamed
or afraid to.display the Americtui Mripes. The
cuui'htv natural to man is a very insufficient
excuse for the violation of the first duties of
humanity, morality 'and law.
The following article aTTMirTijlIeTTnTormaT
tion than we have yet seen on this subject :
; '"'" LONDON, MAT 10.
' The following is an extract of a letter from on board, the
Spanish slave schoonerosa, pri2e to H. M. sh.p llann,
dated Sierra Leone, January 26 s , 1
" My Dear Sir I have ju9t arrived, in the
above vessel, which , we Lave captured, after
an anxious chase of many hours, and a smart
action with our boats of an hoar and half. We
were refitting here in H M.ehip Banc, about
a fortnight since, when information was receiv
ed of three vessels under Spanish colours, well
manned and armed being at the Oaljnes, a place
about 150 miles to leeward of Sierra Leone,
taking in slaves ; with great exertions, being
entirely dismantled at the time, yve got the ship
ready and at sea by 8 o'cloek the following mor
ning, llhe wind failings we did not get off the
place until the Cth morning by day . break ;
when, to our, great satH&ction we discovered
a large schooner in shore, wboj on seeing us
immediatly cut his cables and made all sail
with a iightlreeceoffthe land we after him
-but soon found he had the advantage in sailing.
At IS o'clock, lucky for tie, it fell calm, close
' aSut nine mile distant, when the second lieii
tcnantjwas' dispatched with all the boats. A
little before tbree being within shot, chase-ran
tip a Spanish ensign and pendant, swept .his
broadside round to bear upon the boats, and
is full of Ameriean vessels, under anish co
lours, ill well manned and ftrmed. To ,morresa
we sail id quest of a ship no vr off Cape Mount,
with part of her cargo on, hoard ; the whole
when complete, ; will consist of iSOO slaves ;
she mounts 2 guns, and manned with .130
men.
s
RALEIGH :
FRIDAY, JULY 2671816
commenced afharp fire of round grape upon
Ibem ; there -being a very heavy ground swell
en, and no, tfibdf 1 am happy to say it took
very little effect; about four being within pis
tol shot, prepared to board, one boat on each
bow, and one on each quater, schoouor keeping
up a heavy -fire -of grape and musketryour
pinuaee having a 12 pound earronade, cut him
up very much his main-must at this time
being shot away, gave three cheers,-darted a
longside and carried him sword in hand.. The
vesnt:! proved to be the Rosa, under Spanish co
lours, fronr Havana., pierced for."ier..gans:fJbitL
only four mounted, about s?0 men her. crew, ail
The Syaodmct in this crty on Wednesday last a
bout Uiirty ministers are attending, .
' Of late years no sentiment. ha been more sedulously
attempted tu be instated in the minds of the ptople, ihaiv
lliat if'ederidists gisnerally ape advocates of monarchy
and that their chief desire is to see a king feigning in
thia.'couiiiryy'Asi' straws show which way the wind
blows," is a maxim generally received, we. will endeavor
ior a moment, tq examine into the conduct and actions
oi tUe two parties, and, trom thence di'aw such inferen
ces as the exam ination may justify. It is a tact!, which
I presume will be gi-anted by all, that all right is vested
air the nauds of the people that tliey, and they on!,
are the legitimate ruiefs of the United Stales! Co.isider
'ng tins to be the case, as guaranteed by the con'sUtu
t.ou, I have often been led to wonder, how any one could
have the presuinpuoa to censure, when the people or
portion of them, exercise 'their privilejjefof speaking
iheir opinion of men. and measures. .-Tftejf appear to
ibmit that the common people have no right to trouble
themselves with ' the affairs of the sounuyth"iitlheir
only duty is to toil and earn money for the support of
government.. Perhaps it may be said by some, that thi?
is ai) error if so, wHiy do we bear such, frequent com -filainu
of men speaking their opinions and disapproving
wfthc messures of the administration ? -Whenever a law
has passed, the majority kppeaf-.-to- advocate-1 he -pr-in ci"
pie, that it is theii acting the part of an enemy to com
p. 4in ! Surely men who entertain such opinions as these,
tan neither be real lriends to the true interests of their
country nor to human nature. For the purpose of ryn.
during more firm the foundation, of their own power;
.hey ire not only averse from suffering the people to en-
joy a pure representation, but. they restrict as far ar pos
sible their right of free, suffrage. In order to render the
people good and, useful members ot society, too much
pains cannot be bestowed on the enlightening of their
inuids and iu order to obtain this, desirable cjit .they
should ialUer be encouraged than djsheai tciiud to pay
particular attention to publick transactions. The many
are more apt to act correctly .than the lew give them
fair and full information and they will do the thing thai
Ax.fcht.acx0iuglXa .
Again, it it be a fact -that it is improper to complain
against j,nj act of the administration, as the itujpril)
cohteud, I would ask huw it were possible to have any
any law repealed "whicti had a tendency to, deprive the
people of theif privileges ? .But enoagh, the people have
. .he right, and thanks be to God, they will exercise it -
Is it not presumption in the, highest degree, and a pre.
sumption too, which could be assumed by none but a IV4
mocat, to accuse others "of entertaining opinions wbiuh
they alone are guilty of harbouring . .
1 would sk ttu Democrat, if he can point but a single
instance, where a federalist ever' opposed, unlawfully, any
act of the administration ? No! he chuiic but on the
contrary, were I to ask, is there an instance of a democrat
acting in this manner, and they dare not answer the in
terrogatory in the negative for the rebellion headed by
Albert Gallatin, in Washington's ministratijm stares
them 'in the face I 'would not wish it to be understood')
as my opinion;, that a whole party is to be censured for
the acts of an individual But I thin'k they are to blame
inasmuch as they rewarded this rebelliouist with one or
two of the "ihost important officei("in the gift of the
Administration. '
What then are we to think of a set of men who wish
to implicate the innocent to hide their own wicked de-
of truth, ,1 hope he will parJqnmc fof UifflgtanJiw
trom.;ltf
y It.i Said . thaeertiid person! are propagating a re
port th.at old Kobert Pickens, the falher ofe aa4ii
date for Congress, : tjrsi a rank tory during our revolution
ary war, with view, to injure the interests of the candi
date at the election. - Suettlf gross and palpable false
hood should be rebutted in a publick; niahneK- tkudw
of a certainty, .that the old irian DicKihs was elected in
the Senate of this stated by the county of Caswell for ma
ny years before the division, and since the division, for
the county of Person, by a democratic people, when he
thought proper tf offer his Services to them; IJoes this
pfove his toryism during the war ? the bid man Dickins
with his collea gues was very active with myself end o
thers In the Assnmbly to carry the ordinance of the con
vention , into e Sect to establish the seat 6f government
where it is i therefoee it wouJdbe ungrateful in Uie peo
ple of this county to degrade the character of the poor
old man now in his grave, by the false reports of a set of
designing demagogues for the sole purpose of injuring
his son at the approaching election. Notwithstanding
lil - . . .. . . &
au meir macninauons ana evil devices, I feel confi dent
we shall obtain a good majority ,n this qiiai ter of the
county tor Dickins "
dy lo defend J v-'
m UU true." that I thoeght there appeared fit
the political horizon of Europe hurricanes rea
dy 4o burst out onee'taere, andligbtnings read
to flash again i I also thought 1 aw iu Fr.w.t
maras oi uiseomem winch 1 believed to be ge
neral ; but I did nV more than describe mi
Mr, Scott, A3 it may.be necessary'to remind the peo
pie of this 'district, that John Craig Esq. the democratic
candidate for Congress voted for the law of 18i I, taking
frm the people the privilege of voting for Electors of
President and Vice President of the United States, 1
request that you will insert die following proceedings on
the passage of that law, Depember 18, 1811.
the bid being still under consideration, Mr. Cameron
movedAo amend if by str.king out that pari of the cap
rtiou wlich relates to the appomtmetof electors to vote
for a President and Vice-President of the United States
as welt as the second section of the bill, in the following
words : " That it is her by declared to be the duty of the
next General Assembly to elect by joint ballot of both
Houses, such number of electors to vote tor a President
aiid Vice. President of the "United Stales, as tins state
may beentilied to, airieable to the lat c.n..a f h;.
State." This was oojected to, and ou the' question o?
;' YE &Me$.trt. Averv, Byown, Uarringer OiVan
Blue Cuthbertson, Col insj Cameron; Carthy,' D'arden'
Fnnk, Gillespie, Uorham, Gdchnst, Hall, J.D. Jones, ,V
Jones, E-Jones, W-n.Joues, King, Latham, Lamh, Le
grand, M'Kax, Martin, M'Alpm; Maithis, W. Miller,
Owen, Pierce, Porter, Phiier, llny il, Kuss, 1J. Sawyer,
ti. Smith, N. smith, Al. E: Sawjer and Williams 39
M AYS .lle.fr. V. Allen, J. Allen, Britain, Bell, Ba
koi, Baitour,liaibe, Ihttmw, lllouni, Cotfield, Clark,
Chambers, Clt.UG, Coeim.d, !. Davidson, G. L Davitj.
son, Daniel, Dudly, Deans, Ouiglas, Uupree, Felton,
Gambell W. Garrott, Gen ry. uuy, Headen, Hatch
Hoyle, Hannah, Harris lloki., Horn, ilassell, llowel, N
Joi.ies, Win. JOiiea, U.Joiies, U. Jones, Joyiier, Johnston,
Kilpatnc, Leiioir, Love, Lyndon, Leathernian, Look
A.coane fiercer, aiiiuwoil, l)v Millar", Woody, Mosek.
sires ? who. wish to kep thepcople in the dark, know
ing that in darkness alone they can succeed f bring their
desires and actions tolig'it. and the delusion which has
so long prevailed would instant ly .cease. , - - -
At the time the federalists were in power, their at
tempts to raise a navy sufficient to protect our-seacoast
were considered by tlie democrats as "'strides towards
monarchy." I would ask by what rule of logic, they can
prove, that the federal administration, by such an act,
were aiming at monarchy and that the democratic ad-
f ministration, in adopting the same measure, were aiming
. at the good of their country ?
Compensation Bill We observe that the law altering'
the mode of compensating he members of Congress Ivis
met the decided disapprobation of largo portion, of. the
pke.---t,uWickmeetings--Sare---been held -in -different
parts of the United States expressing thir disl ke to
that measure. In Georgia the people are so much incen.
seu -that tliey liuye burnt in efhgy those who voted for the
bill.
Pigou, Parson's, Philips, Uamey, Sto,.e, Scott, Spencer,
p4rkmaii, 11. Thompson,. Taliaferro, J. Thompson,
Vanliook, rignti Wiisouau'd Vancev 74.
Tne bill wai new put on us piSsW. and on the dues.
lion' Shall the bill pios ?' tlie ytrtb and nays were as,
follows : ' -YE.S--.Mrt.
V. Allen, J Allen, Brittain, Be!j, Ba
ivcr, uauoui, oai uer, itaiemau, Blount, Colheld; Cisrk
thia
ympioms on wnicn me belief wa founded.
My political religion restrained o.e from
interfering in the ifatfcrhal cohcerHof eihet
nations. T . -"' - ;
f I bewailed tieif misfortunes, i viished for
their prosperity j I was desirous to see everr
utui m uu iitu Aaurprjiueni j uu 1 never
formed those wishes us a eouspiiutor. -
y Devoid to the honor and - constitution ot
toy eountrj, 1 did, and always will, resist every
act that wound or even threatens them w ith)
injury : btit 1 follow khe standard of that sain&
Constitution, aud toy arms are neither the pon
bard por poison; bht the laws aud the riehia of
tny country;- ' . , -
GentlfcAeni ;dd not (oi'aiie thai it h a crime
fer an Engluhman to watch'ever h,, projects!"
or exercise a judgment en the acta of his bov!
erument. The means employed hot being euW,
ctput. to prove a , erime, they are made use of 16
add more weight to the offenee with which we
areeharged. Ido tot wish to dwell upon this"
eabiect, our advecate has done us noble justice i
particularly n vindicating the outraged
houor of tayniroiberi who is dr in .
Ma r,e aUon bt -Ott.Hee.oant of my country.
I be liberty aud renutatlnn nf I.;.
his patrimony of which he cannot eease to bacA
the guardian, without betraying what he owtT"
te his fellow-eitizebs and to nnnfArit.
u V.t..':i. -j .f 77"VL '
..iiih.c, jiuuur aou reiisruin. nr. i,u -
obligation, and the exercise of that duty Con-
lit lltou tha .nn,l ... '
-v r.yu icrogauve or, a freeman
and it is a truth which von muat
yoaf( shall have lived some time, looser under
afcahgtituiinnal gnri,ri..i ...ur.i . ' i-
acr which yon now live.
" Nj. -PnwplM heen held forth as -frightful
j but it will not be eaey to make peo
ple think that the principles which evince art
attachment to good faith, clemeney, palriotisnt
and philanthropy, are those which spriritfrom
a criminal souree. .
"But who has given publieity . to my
thoughts i By whom and bywhat!meanshas my
correspondence, addressed only to my friend
and countrymen, been taken Dosse.inn nr? r.n2
respondence addressed only to a brother, and
to personage, nhose name carries along with -it
the assurance of every thing jhat is mostiU,
lustrious and loyal in the nation, of which he "
has ever been one of the most enlightened audi
zealous supporters."
.)
MAKRIED.
ouaiiiucra, wuiu, jtiaiui, a. Uavidson.. Uanie . Uuil
tey, l)e uu, I 'oag.as, Uupree, FelUjnj jUauib 11, W. Gai rotl;
Pc'iitry, Guy, UcaUe i, ILitch, Uov.e, Huiuldi,- llama,
Hoke, iloni, Uasse-.l, N. Jones. WVjones. n Jon ps. K
Amerieans.-and 276 slaves ; beine uuder Span
K'lsh colours ihli t'oiiHense, as the prize was
:.forinerfy';f.-iV:iitrjcaii' privateer 1'erry, of Bal
timore and is now manned entirely with Amer.
'-'I'eaiss,' commanded 'bv an American, and had e1 affamst tlie great popularity of ilessrs Clay and
v. beat off, only four days previous to our falling1 Jo',nsonana m-present appearance'! neitln r of th.-m
n Willi lier, iinJer American colours, theColo-i reiecieu. we may always, expect that the pco
3xil vessel of war Piincess Ch;a,Tloite''Vhen',nle.wi:1 0PP0seail strides at power which may come tin-
"i.st ... ' .a. . 'lt.l;i. . . . "i"
oe rageai louml our boats: settine the upper ue i lc,r observation. it not .mv intention toent
Jottes, Joyiier, Johnston, Kilpatnck, Lenoir, Love, Lyn
den, Lcthcrman, Long, Mebane," Mercer, M'Dowch, 1).
Mi.ler, Moody, Moseit-y, Moore, .Masse)', Mumford.
Norsv.orihy, Noble, Ncison,- lKOiTj!fijioils!j'hilips,
Itainey, Sione, Scott, Spencer, M. R. Sawvcr.Spaiktnan,
il. . Thompson, J. ihqmpson, Taliaferro, Vanhoyk,
Wright, Wnson and Yancey 73. '
N iVS insert. Averv. llioun. Harrinirpr. Rivan
fBiue, Cuthbertson, Collins, Cameron. Carthev. Dai-'den!
G. L,-. Davidson, i-'rink. Gilltsnu- Cu-hum :;i.ln.:. '
Howe'., Hat, J 1). Jones, V Jones, K. Jones, XV. 7'
Jones. King, Latham, Lamb, U-grnd,v'K:iy, Martm,
vl Aipi.i. Mautns, VV. Miher, tlwen, Pierce, Potter IU11
icr, ii-.yal, Kuss, D. Sawyer, 11. Smith, N Smith' ani)
W'n.iuiiii 4.1. - - " ' " -
1'lie followiag address ''was delivered by Mr.
' Wilson to the Court, on his trial for the es
cape if Lavaletlc.
''Gentlew'n-TUe presifletft did me too much
honor in saying, that t had a perfect knowleclee
of ihe French language 1 speak it very badly,
ami ineieiore musi eulreal your indulgence.
haviug no knowledge of your code of laws, the
principles and forms of w hich are essentially
4l1flere.it from those of Kiiglatid, we have given
np the whole ot our deieuce In our advocate who
is in every respect eothlecl to our gratitude, not
oniy tor tne exercise of his taleuts, and that elo
quence by which he lias distinguished on every
occasion, btii lor ''the generous zeal which lie has
coiinlantly manifested in our cause. It remains
however, for me to make some explanations;
and i will do so with all the respect which is
due to the authority and majesty of jtistice.
"iienllemenfyou arrnot ignoraiit fhat a nidSt
weighly acquasilion inipeiiiledliver usTrhreaT
tem d as w were by an allack aaiust our lives
aud aur honor, we did not seek fur safely either
In Chatham County, on the 18th instant; Mr. tfe&fir
R. J-arrer. to Miss Dorothy Chapman, daughter of SoloV
r MtE Ti usteei of the Greene Aeademy, maff
JL- ifesting a disposition to empley some jen
Hi their Academy as Principle Teacherdo profler U give
unto wiyuc erleman ibr lii services during the
termo! one year, six hundred dollars. JSo person ma
apply unless he Can coe well recommended. - Letters '
aduressed to the subscriber, post paid, atSnow-UiH
Geene county, N. C. will be duly attended to. J v
Uy oruei of the Board, ' ..v-','-:.:.'v':::r;-'-"
v i i ;.;' CHARLES EDWAfcDS, AVcV.
- July 5, 1816. --.- (jp. ,
rpilll.1T DOLLARS REWARD. lian
X. away from the subscriber in July 1814. a
n-.gi-u fcUow named Abraham, he ia supposed to be ti
bout twenty years of age, he is" a tail slim made fellow
about six teet high. He was from North-Carolina in the
loi k ot the Yadkin, Kowan county, where it is probable
he is gone, 'fhe fellow taay be identified-by searching -under
hia right breast where there is an impression of
the letter S. Whoever, will deliver the said negro to
the subscriber living 35 miles north of Charleston, S.-C"
or lodge him in any jaiwhre lie may be obtained, shall
receive the reward of thirty dollars and all reasonable
expeiices paid, or give iajbrmation to Isaac Campbell
in Mecklenburg county, near Charlotte K- C t r
--"' . , ... WILLIAM SMITH, c
May 24, 1116. , . 60-3tp.
- N. B. The said negro was bought of Mr. Mule Matree,
who bought of acei Uin Slr. M'Cullourh in the forks of
the Yadmn Uiver. . . W. S.
w
, . hand hn Iff nlinnf fiftv sl .v-t. el ii lit if I
i J. insiij iucui ntui wuaiuiiii piJVL Sf IUIU
upper
rons,
them
into a discussion of the present subject, or express an
opinion as to "tlie correctness of such a law tin shall
that should we cot on board they wouM all bejsay present is, that I think they at least srW.u A ..m !
improper time to pass such a law considering the na
tional debt and the heavy taies .which the people had to
pay prior to the passing of this law -and I can but thmk
that thosewho voted for the bill discovered a narrow
ness of soiil which is ifr.bccomingtJiose1 who hold such
exalted stations in the national councils. " Do unto
others as you would that others should do unto you," is
a maxim which should be strictly attended to by all; I
notice that while congress were raising their own sala
ries, attefhpu which were made to raise the salaries of
some of the officers of government, were disregarded.
ta Le'nnft..Wh: Kikih. I.o r-W;UI.':- rvr!"" ucn importance in d.nerent parts
murdered, which made the poor wretches fisht
like devils ; ihey stood the deck when every
Amqriean .that" was able had jumped below.
Thank God, we have none killed, owing to the
' htavy roll of a sea that was on; our assistant
eurgeon and three or four men are badly wound
about the. same number of Americans are
. . wounded ; bnt the vessel is very much cut up
; - about her mast and rising the main mast is
shot away. . After taking out the prisoners,
. and pulling her to rights as well as we could !
feral j!lin.l.l,.J t-. .'iLf....l.Vi.O!.
ui9iaicuni tu iier, Willi lourircirjueii 10 oib
we have arrived safe, aftpr a ahnrt nagaasri:
.hewas the last of the three ve went in quest
her iwo consottahaving sailed 5 days before
.'..-we arrived ; one of them mounted 18 guns and
rSO menj with 500 slaves ; the-otherA guns and
Sa men; with 300 slaves f all three: came from
Haavnna. Her trial has not lasted long, the ad
miralty Court here having condemned her im
mediately. I do iiot know "yet what is to be
done with ihe American prisonersr iThe coast
Ifl t lie DOilCV Of Cuhllieik. or in -l imliou I i
Ih thestate ot Kentucky, tins same weapon is le- Jnere y, i rustins ta our iiii.ee,.1.: p rn.
m -
ed nothing from any govehunent hut the protec
tion: of au iinpartinl trial, and we -found our
protection in the wisdooi& justice of the Cham
ber of Accusation. Yet in opposition to the de
cree of that chdinBer, the act of acc'usatiou
contains a .inumiu.de of laets -that nre foreign
IVoiiilhe offence with which we areTTvow "accus
ed; and at the same time Unit 1 ani pointed
out as an enemy to all governments, for obser
vation! made iu the most sacred coiitideuie,Jl
ani overwhelmed before all '.Europe with ihe
most outrage-bus and calumnious expressions.
" Horn in a free' counlrvj -aeeustoiried by my
eilueaiion to think freely oil every ".subjeet'and
io express my mouglits eltlier verbally 4r m
writing, 1 exercised the right of doing so. "
4i Animated by the love of justice of huma
nity, aud liberty (not revulutiouury liberty, but
the liberty on which the social order of. my
country is founded, and which we cherish as
Ihe animating principal of our happiness snd
AS , eouiiiBtted to the Jail of Granville
eouBty, ou the ldth inst. a yellow wo
mun, wiiu says tier name is uacnel i'atteisen, that she
was raised by Churchwell Anderson, and that sbe is a
free woman She appears To Be about twenty three or
four years of age, gives very various and contradictory ,
accounts of herself, and seems not to have a sound'
mind. The ou nci- will come ibruai-d prove his propel
pay..tharges and take her away. . j ,.
DAVID MITCHELL, Jailor. '
July 2q, 1816. " 6.03. .
r I UKU iNOTlCE Where as there has
JL beeii some notes, (or rather papers) past
buiween Mr. William Head and myself t and there are)
still some of those papers yet missing which has my 1
name thereto annexed. - I do therefore, hereby, caution -all
persons 'Whatever from trading for said papers ; fof
nr. nea ana myseitnas tuiiy settiea tor said papers ;
and I have a finsd and legal di charge for ad demands :
he has againt me prior to the present day. ." -. -
HENR1T COCKBS.
. Chatham County, July 19, 18J6. 60 3tpt.
people of this state, to makeahejenqiiiry of those who
may ne candidates for a seat in Congress, what are their
sentiments respecting thislawi . , ' ' ,
" f6R THE ..11VF.RVA ' .
Jfr ott-.-I.ljaye feteived a' letter froin the venarahie
patriot, Col .lUnsome Sutherland, of tliis county, con.
tradi&tingajtpott that lrJJicken's fathei-'waij a tory
during the feyolutionary var-r-I Ijavenbt thfe-Coloiners
pernuBSion to publish thiif letter t but tcTaid the cause
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Undoubtedly that correspondence micht
contain news, anecdotes and predictions which
-.were:ihotrTeriiicd.'Kn6witig-vthatthe7.werfi.
never to be disclosed by those to whom my.let
ters wereTtddressed, I communicated them with;
out any idea of the results. But there was not
a Siugla opinion of mine uon the morality of
.executive erFict,.e. ,
rH08E perspns who bate not received pay
,M - for militia services rendered in July aud
ugust 1813, and whose claims have been allowed by
die Board of A uditors , may . receive their money uponi
application at r this oflice. ,-Tho i application must bq
nuide in person or by one having a power of attorney ,
proven iitture a magistrate i -' ' '
, SIMON Tf. SANDERS P. Sec'y.
- Jury 25, 18 i6. ' v" :;.'..: V':--- CO 3t, '
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f g M1E subscriber M ill again bpeh his house '
fl for the accommodation of such Gentlemert
and Ladies, as may visit the Shoico Springs. this season,
nnd think proper to call on himjTcVery exertion will be -7
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our po.er) 1 always stated with .rdorvin. "
" r -V.J "liaivivi iuvno ocllli UJ v II 1 9 IU
spired me with.'
', Visitors who may avail themselves of the Stages, will
find a ready conveyance from Warrehton to the springs,
bv applying: to Mr Ruffin 1 who intends furnishing
hack for the accommodation of those persons. .
EDWARD i. JONEg.
July 12, 1815.
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