North Carolina Newspapers

ft il U 1 S , -V Jiv ' i V Giraiud ' & y r 7 yj i t avtvp. itinVii'Vionp lately u- Ipied by Mrs.jHaau, in Craven-street, the purpose ofjcarryin? on the ClAV CTIOXAK Y 'and FRUIT b.mnesss have the honor tp inform . the inhabitants f this place and its vicinity, that they kive-and will constantly keep on hand, a general and extensive, assortment all FdVids of Articles in their line,-and amongst -which" are the following : , AImonds,soft shell'd Antfiovies, iMthprt . Sweet Oil,' Palm Nuts, , ; Spermaceti Candles 'Pacanes,- Nutmegs; wJcSno vjoves, . sr-Ti.r-PIainbi of all! Porter in ijottlcs, Spanish Sigars, Snuff Boxes, ! Dry Citron, West India preserves iiar loys, itock, Candy ,- Cobgna. Water, rlayiiig Cards, 5ii$ar Candy of all trnies, ; y . ports, . ('ordials, assorted, - Fruits in bra ndy, ' Muscatel Vrine,:,j , Lime Juice, i Clni et' VVine, j" .Shavins: Soap, Pock knives, Tooth Brushes, o.'kf t bockff Cheese!,; Olives,' "hewing Tobacco &c. &C ' They will keep a 'tonltant-stn fnf-Jv C 1K5 of alt descriptions! j)ly p1 : Also VVmn pn LKMONADE. : Country merchants are icspcct idly in Ajrmetl that they may at alltime supply tiernsrfyes witlrall kii ids of Confectionary a.!)d drifts at the same price they I ould in Vtiieoi pheni cities, A. Q. & Co . being d etermined to m?I1 as low as they can pos sibly 'atfbrd, and Wuinmt their.articles as oTUs any in the United States; j Co: have on hand a hnnd-ionve ttssortment of J E.WKLLERY, .siine; with Larls aiid filagreer-also gold a:lrd silver: W ttches the vholeolf which thev wjII sell low. tvhblesaleor retail. Xewbern, Nov. 7? 181 6. lyo - TIIE SUBSCRIDEBSi laving fanned a coniiexion in Business, t under t fie firm of I Thonias Gook, ; M El ICII A!ST TAILO ItS, TJ sspect fully infornijall who are "T-in wane of any thing in their line of Business, that they huVe oh hand and constantly keep at their clothing itore, in Craven-'itrv et, .a' general assortment of the best and most fashionable broad cloths, dassimeres , t; itl vestings, of a supt ribr quality ; ud all krnds Jof tf irnmingsf togethei yith a general assortment of ready made clothing : all ot which they feelfa 'confidence Jin recommending - to purchasers.; As to quality, style a!hd workmanipjt?iey;aTe inferiir to hone. -'i;-: , y yy' ' : Likewise all kinds of Tailor's work J executed in 'the best manner, and the most approved stle. As the)' often receive the fashions from New-York, and as they have spared no pains in obtaining the best df goods and workmen, they are determined in t like manner to use every exertion to p!ease all Who ivill favoui them with their custom. . . i .ATIA THOMAS, 1 I j .. MAJOR COOK, j '-Newbern Oct. ir,'1818.-n3lo.6m ' N. B. The i above new. arrange ment renders it necessary that al accounts due to Nathan Tifomas, should be settled without delay. The immediate attention of all who are indebted, ot have' any demands, is carneetlv solicited bv I M NATHAN THOMAS. iJtate of: North Carolina, CRAVEN COUNTY.! I : October Term, 1818. Wright C. Stanly, and W, C. Manly Adnvr. of Brice Fonville, ' Interlocutory - Order. ;l -f i . . vs.. , v t: . . Asa Fonville ' . bein; su2f5;ested. in this cause, that tliedefendant. Asa Fonville, resides without the limits of the State of North Carolina, and in the State of Tennessee, in4 the same being verified to the satis i.ciion of the Court, by the affidavit of titiorge Lane--On motion of "complain ant (jJrrfere iTUut unless defendant a p pple:ul, answer or demur to the com j4ainants bdl of complaint, on or before tpe the fifteenth 1 day of April next, the mplauiants bill be taken pro cohfesso, lind such decree made thereupon as sljall be thought just Orrfcrehat tte same be publisheti within sixty days, in Me Ca folin4 Ceiitinel, printed jut Newb, Mi Fn,d continued ; thereui for six sue 'iSiiVe ks. - : -HI v". . i '-'.'VI . j" ; ' ' '-f v-'.-i ' ''I' , " t ,-! . ;: . i " ' . Extract from the Minutes, i Edward Graham, c. i 1 , 35. Gw TT JL United States of America. NORTCI-CAUO V DISTRICT. To the Marshal of Vie District, Greeting XtrHEREAS James I, M'Kay, At VjT torneyforflie United States, has exhibited a Kbel orcoraplaint in the Dis tricit Court of the Ij nited States, for the Pampticb District ; statmg, Hedging and propounding, that Thomas H. BlcHmt, Esq". Collector of the Port of Washington, did ted led arrest and sieze as forfeited to the Uni- Sfates, a certain vessel 6r .Sloop, cal- jhe Horatio of Barbadoes, whereon n Torbuctwas master; together with Job her cargo, consisting of Rum and Molas And whereas! thie Judge of the Dis ses trict Court for the District aforesaid, hath ordered and directed -Tuesday the . 15th day of December next, for all persons con cerned to be cited ancj intiBiated to ap pear in the Judges oliice in the city of Raieigh, and show cause, if any they have, wliy judgment should not pass as prayed : Ydu are therefore iierepy authorised, em powered and strictiy enjoined, perempto rily to cite and adjnonish said John Tor buct as master, and all persons whatsoev er having or pretending to have any right, titlie, interest or claim; In or tr the said slolop Horatio, of Barbadoes, libelled a gainst as aforesaid, by publicly affixing this monition on the mainmast of the said skbp fot some time, and by leaving there affixed a true copy thereof : and by all o ther lawful ways, means and ! methods whatsoever, "whereby his monition may belnia ie most public and notorious, to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, before the judge aforesaid, and also to at tend upon every session & sessions to be held tliere & from tnence, until a definitive sentence, shall be read and promulgated in the said business inclusively, if any 4 of thenr shall think it their dntv so to do to lear, abide by and: perform all and singu lar; such judicial acts as; arenecessar and by law required tojbe clone and expedited in the premises ; and forth er to do and iiJT.- r i "i I receive what unto law and justice shall ap pertain, under the pain of the law. and th contempt; thereof ; the absence and contumacy of them and every of them hi any wise notwithstanding. And whatso ever you shall do j in the premises you shall duly certify u$ to t lie.. Judge aforesaid, at the time and place aforesaid, together aior able wifh these presents! Witness the Honorapfe Henry Potter Judire of our s&id District Court, this the 4th Monday of Oc obr, in the year Of bur Lord 1818, and in the XLIIIyear 01 Of Li T 1 . t I he ' Independence of the United States America. I - I J.BR0WN, Register. Nov. 21,1818.-kf 36f v TXTR J. C. BOLTE, professor ofMu- LTJL; sic, fespectfullyj acquaints the citi zens of Newbern and its vicinity, that he purposes to open a School for the tuition of pung ladies on IANO FORTE. His terms will be reasbhable and. as he cai produce satisiactorv recommenuaiions'. ot ms ability, ne nopesio meet wun aim eral patronaae. He will give lessons at private nouses ; anci.-win aisi ue giau 10 teach young gentlemen either the Violin Ctarionette or Flute. J Mr. Botte has Ion hand a Choice col- lectioiV of new and popular Musicyhich he will dispose of at the customary prices. Those who would honor him with their commands, are requested to call at Mr. Stevenson's Tavern. i . - . i" I . Newbern, Nov. 1 st, 1818. -3w36 Pure Lemon Acid, FOR PtTNCH, LEMONADE, SAUCES, JELLIES, AND EVERY, PURPOSE IN COOKERY. : mHIS ACID retains all the 1 1 grateful flavour of the fresh Lemon, It instantly dissolves in hot or . cold water, and will make Punch or Lemonade equally rich as .vith the fruit, at any time of the year. It is also "adapted for every pur pose in Cookery where the! Lemon is required, such as Sauces, jellies, &c, ; H"W ; ." . t The convenience,, therefore of the Pure Lemon Acid, for Taverns and Public Places of Amusement i will be sufficiently obvious, particularly in the Country. I ltis recommended to Na val and Military Officers, . Travel lers, Masters of vessels and o thers going long voyages i. it is in a state of dry powder, put up in small glass : bottles, is quite portable, and will retain its delightful flavour and strength for years .n any climate. Al tea-spoonful of this Acid is suffi- poon cient for a quart of onade. ; I Punch or Lem- It is warranted to contain no ex traneous matter, or any thing in the least injurious to the constitution. !A constant supply of the Lemon Acid will be. kept at the Post-Qf-r ice in Newbern, where it may be had by the dozen or single bottle at the! Philadelphia1 prices. Kewbern, May 30th. 1818. li-tf. MR. NIEL j FROM EUROPE, Informs the inhabitants d JNewpern and its vicinity, that he has, and will keep on hand, an assortment oi eiegani Screens, nTatrasses, p Hows, crickets, ta pistry, and ornament for rooms ; and that he makes arid repairs Sofas, and stuffed Chairs. His address is at Madam HuauVat the sign of the Eagle in Craven Street. .' - .- , '' NewbernNov..2l, 1818. 36tf. N. B. He will give a fair price; tor Horse-hair, either prepared or lunprepar- etiy iiMarge or amaiiuMHw T AS just receive Id from New York, JL JL and offers for sale on moderate. terms, a haudsome assortment of Ladies Beavers. November 21 st. 36tf j Lewis Mather, R ESPECTFULLY informs his Cus tomers, and the Public in general that he has just returned from New-Yprk and has opened Shop on Pollock street! next door to Mr. Stevenson's Tavern. --j He flatters himself that his knowledge ofj the business, and Ms known punctuality,! wiH ensure him a share of public 1 patron- age, and he pledges liimself to use his iit- most exertions to please all who mayl honour him with their favours. Newbern, October 131, I818.-tf33 I J. G. Powell, K Blacksmith, RESPECTFULLY informs the in habitants of Newbern that he has opened a shop at the Steam Mill , Union Point! wliereall kinds of IRON WORK will he dorie at the shortest notice,& on the most reasonable terms.J-C Edgef Tools oil .1 . . j -i-i . . .tt "1 . J j-.it! tne nest quaiitv,. win 1 be rnadt? according! to order and Shoeins .'executed inthe neatest manner. - Nov. 21. , 1 SALT. '. E Devereux 8? Chester ' HAVE JUST RECEIVED, tAA bushels Turks Island Salt . i U'Ui tUr ff f,,r criJ on liberal terms. They have also on hand a few Hundred lbs. excellent SEINE TWINE, which they wish to dispose ofj to dose a consignment. Nov. 19 3 Watches, Clocks, . , ; " ; - and ; - .-' Timepieces j Cleaned hnd Repaired. nrHE Subscriber having recently . teceived a handsome assortment of Watch Crystals, Mainsprings, and other articles in the watchdme ; sc hcits the favdur of his lriends, andj me puouc, xor a snare in tne aoove line of business. Having made himself well ac quainted with Watches of the first quality, as Repeating, Hori2ontalj and Patent Lever . watches, Time-1! pieces ana ratent blocks, ne tlaters himself he will ie enabled to give full satisfaction, rot only to the pub i : - t i: i .1 rlr. - t uc in eenerai, out ine critic, ma prices will be as moderate as can be; done jn New-York, or Philadelphia;1 Thomas A V. Mitch en. N. B. Initials of any persons name handsgmely engraved on C;nes, Whips, Teaspoons, &c. Newbern, Nov. 11, 1818. 3 w 35 Groceries, &c. J JUST RECEIVED, & FOR SALE, ! gQ casks prime "Cheese i " r 10 bbls. best New-York Gin A quantity of N. E. Rum, Loaf and Lump Sugar by the cwt Soap, Chocolate box, j West-Indie Rum, ' hhd. Molasses of the best quality do. A quantity of Brown Tow Cloth by ps All of which will be sold low for cash or on a short credit. j SILVESTER BROWN. . Nov. 14, 187. 363w U FOR SALE, rp HE PX.ANTAT10N where I live, containing-200 acres of Land, with a comfortable Dwelling House therecn, having three rooms with fire places below, St two above ; a convenient StqreiHbase with sev eral rooms, and afire place '5 a Kitch en, Graneiy, Stable, and other neces sary - Houses-; about one thousand Apple-trees, just beginning to bear, with excellent spring-water. It is situated at the Cross Roads, one- of which is the Post Road from Pe tersburg byRaleigh, ten miles South of Louisburg ' and twenty two miles North oi Raleigh. It is a profitable place for the Mercantile business, and as I am about moving to the Western Country, a great bargain may oe naa m it. 1 ne price is fifteen hundred dollars, five hundred to' be paid down, the balance at two tquaV annual payments. Possession given immediately. ; William Verell franklin county, Nov. 12th, 1818. CORRESPONDENCE Retwe.en GoQeriior Rabun and General !. .-j ; : ' i Jackson! 'V; . The followinff correspondence was read iiithe House of Representatives of the Legislature of Georgia, on the 5th in stant": 'I i - ' ', i f ' ii Copy of a letter from Governor Rabun to General Jackson, dated xecutive de partment, Ga. Milledgeville, 2 IstMarch , ;r.;' ' 1818.. . SiR-you have no doubt been ap prised,, that since your departure fr.iin Hartford with the Georgia mil itia, the Indianszhaye been hovering on the frontier of Telfair county : that ihey have killed a Mr. Bush and wounded his son, and being pur sued by the citizens of that county, have met them in hostile" array, when an engagement took place which lasted nearly an hour, in whith our little detachment (consist ing of only thirty-four men) lost sev eral killed and a number badly wounded. This rencontre5 has ex cited considerable alarm , on that frontier, inhabitans, in many instan ces flying fr m their homes for the want of protection. The object of j this communica tion, is to request you will be so good as to station troops, near, the Big-bend of the Oakmulgee, and at or near the most assailable points below that place. If if is not con venient for you to furnish the neces sary force, you will pleas.e give in structions, for supplying such de tachments as may in that event be ordered into the service under the authority of the state, with rations, etc. I hope you will write me. on this subject without ; delay, as great a larm has been produced by the hos tile attitude, which the enemy has asumed. '; ' j, Copy of a titter front General Jack son to Governor Rabun dated on March iozvards Pensacold, 7 miles advance of Fort Gadsden y May 7, ,1818. yM: , Sir- I have this moment receiv- ed by express, the letter of Gen. Glascock, (a copv of which is en- dosed) detailing the base, cowardly and inhuman attack, on the old wo men and men of the ChehaW-village whilst the warriors of that village were with mefighting the battles of our country against the common en emy, and at a time too," when un doubted tetimony had been obtained and was in my possession, and' also in the possession of Gen. Glascock, of their innocence of the charge -of killing Leith and the other Gorgi- ans at Ledef Creek. , That a Governor of a state should assume the right to .j make war a gainst an Indian tribe, in perfect peace with, and under the protection of the U. States, is assuming a res ponsibility; that I trust,1 you will be able to excuse to the government of ic uimcu uuic9, w wmcn you will have to answer, and throuclv which I had so recently passed, promising me agea inai remainea at home my protection, and taking! the warriors tin ft ww a - " tut hi me campaign, is as un accountable as stranjre. But it is still more strange thai there could exist, within the United States, a cowardly monster in human shape, that could violate the. sanctity of a flag when borne by any person, but more particularly when in the hands of a superanuated v Indian chief, worn down with ge. Such base cowardice and murderous con duct, as this traiisaction affords, has not its parallel in history, and shall meet with its merited punishment. You, sir, as governor o? d within my military division, have n0 ngntio give a muitary,ordcr whilst I am in the field ; and this beinc 9 open and violent infringement of the treaty wun tne V.reek fndians, cap, tain Wright dust be prosecuted and punished for this, outrageous mUN der, and I - have ordered him to be arrested and "confined in irons, until the pleasure of the president nf v United States is known iiDon K upon th subiect. 4 . it ne has lett liarttord be fbre my order reaches - him, I Vail Upon you, as governor oi vxeortia. t j aid in carryiug into effect, my on c er for his arrest and confinement which I trust will be afforded, and Capt. Wright brought to conditm u punishment, for this i unparalleled murder. It is strange that thishero fitd not followed the trail of the murderers of your citizens ; it would have led to Mickasucky, where1 we found the bleeding scalps ofyourcitU uui uicrc uiigui uave ueen more danger ' in. this than attacking a vil ljage containing a few superanuated women and men, -and a few youn? Vrorneh, without arms or protectors. This act, will, to the last ajre.fixa 4 sjtain upon the character of Georgia, Copy qj a letter Jrom ' governor Rabun to general jacks on in reply ; dau d Executive Department Ga. MiU ledgevilleXst June, 1818. j Sir I have lately had the honor to receive yours of the 7th' of Mav lounaea on a communication Irom ceneral Glascock, relative to the tj)'. V. ii - tacK recently maae on tne Lhehaw village. Had you, sir. or general Glascock been in posession of the facts that produced the affair, it is to be nresumed at least, that vnn ivnnM jit - - - j wu not have indulged in a strain so in. decorous and unbecoming. I had on the 21st of Marh last, stated th situation of our bleeding frontiers to you, ana requested, you, in respect ful terms, to detach a part ol your overwhelming force for our portec t'ion, or, 'that you would furnish sup plies and I would order out more troops, to which you have never yet deigned to reply. You state in a very naugnty tone, tnat " l as gov ernor of a state within your military fHvtsioTi, have no right to give a jniU ary order whilst JtfOW are in the field" ,; Wretched and contemptible indeed, must be our situation, if this he: thf fart r whpn the- lihprfips nf fhft people of Georgia, shall have been prostrated at the feet of a : military despotism, then, and not till then, will your imperious doctrine be tamely submif ed to. You may rest assured that1 if the f avages continue theirj depredations On our i unprotected frontier, I shall think and act for myself in 'that res pect. You demand, that " captain . Wright be delivered in irons to Davis, hour agent" If you, sir are unac quainted with the fact, I beg leave to W't-irrVit1 1I73 not under your command, for he has been appointed an officer in the Chat ham county militia, which had been drafted for the special purpose of assisting general Gaines in reducing Amelia Island. That- object having been accomplished before our militia had taken the field, , general Gaines, as soon as their organization was completed, assumed the tight of or dering them to the frontier without on the subject. Captain Wright at ihat time being in a state, of debility, ailed to march, and of course was lot mustered! into the service of the United States he however follow ed on to Hartford,, where finding himself not likely to be received into the service of the United States, tendered his services I to command the contemnlatpH -rnpflition. wmcn i n . : r- rere' accordingly axcepted ; having iolated his orders by destroying the Jhehaw village, instead of Hopon is and Philemmis towns faainst Which the exnerlitinn was directed) I had. demand, ordered him to be arrest ed; but before he was apprehended agreeably to my orders, he was tak en bv vour atrent. and afterwards lib erated by the civil authority. I have since had him arrested and confin- u, auu awati communicate inc u. transaction to the President of the United Srtates for his decision, to gether with . a copy of you letter. r Copy of a letter from General Jcck- son t'j Governor Rabun dated neao Quatcrs, Division of the Scuth JVasivitiei Tennessee; Aug. 1 1818. Sir Your letter of the 1st, of Tune was not TrrrivefV until . thif- day ; though gasconading notice ol V '.i