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State of North-Carolina,
- Cfaen County u
Court of ' d Quat ter y eionit
.. Sept. Term. A. D. 1817- , -Andrew
Bichardson Original attach-
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vs. I ment Levieo:
.dardner Childf ' J r , M
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T appearing to the Court, that
the dctendant is not aq innaot-
that1 of thi State, ordered thete ,
fore that publication 05 made
ninety days in the Carolina Fede
ral Republican that unless the dev
feodaut appear at the Court or
Pleas and Quarter cssionato be
holdcn for the CoUn'ty: of Ci aved,
-. at the Cort House- in Newbern,
dnj-tlie second Monrlay in . Decern
ber ofeit, and replevy oT plead to
issue, judgment will be entered
Op against him. (
r James G. Stanly. C. C.
Sept. 27, 161 T. .J'-... P.---
Stute oorth-CaroIina.
1 , ' Ctdveii County.
: "' jC6urt of Pieasnd Quarter Sesaion$;J
' Sept. Terra A. 1)1817. ' ;
... Cigina 1 attach-' )
U:. . ..Vvs--1 C roeiit levied &ci
Eniur Wocd r; ' J 7n
"j T appearing to the ' Coiirt, that
V'M the defe'ndaot is not an iriliabif
r apr of this Stiate, Ordered jHere
: , fore that tnblicatipo 5be madtr
h-: ninety davs jnUbe (irclinFeiic
tulJZcpubli
I ' fendant appear at- the- Coumof
;" fleas anil Quarter Sessions to be
: fjolden for the County of Craven,
the Court House in,Newbern3
! Vntheaecodd Monday in Decern
A 6emeit and replevy or pleacpo
'issue,' judgrhent will be entrjred ut
: I against himi 5 J N;' 11 ' -
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Sepi27,;18l7. ;
'A,'
ilemaininx in the Newbern
5ept,30, 1817
, - Iwthaniel Bibcock . (2) Asa Bishop
u 11. . iiH.w'rriUm. n," f r.h.ik:
pberBragramM BennatCJobn Brinsoc,
Hardy; Brown,
i Hannah ;nnnftt -Jamp"i
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C&naday, Joan Ubangler Alien Dase, ad
Smael CooV W
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1 Creed .DudfeyrTPrudencDivisr PhilO,tf and ta pOimiO& Ollt
i mite PBawardJavid'Torlaw,:Wmlu .: j , I v - , . i
Mmmid'HolfolHiy. rJett ttoitm?ll:vH
fc wr " - 1 . O
.njamin;MMonvP
Z. Paul, John Perry, Joseph Jault Simeon
ii-rjoho Potts EdwardPhelpsWlUiam
t- j Roan, Charles Boach, senr. Jofint Xeel,
Capu George B . Roberts, Gen.v Satouel
Simpson m CoL Win. 3. ; Sparrow, (2J
SamuelSeet, John hme.Oiuhue. Suep-
perd. Nancy C. Smith, John Slye, Thpmas
omiui, a.; o, Tomunsoit, jonn ".aeiie-,
mand, PaulTavlor, 5eth Umphrey, Capt: r
AaronUsheiyMonsieurVitraciClm:;:
Williams, T: JVilkms, Hj Williams
5muel Westbrook, John Wallace, .J: &
R. Washiri&rton.
Frwy the Philadelphia Ti-ua Jltnerican.
XECTURES OF FATHER PAUL.
The -word of king Lemuel f the prophecy
v. "which hi mother taughihiib-
Ay, girls, which his mother
taught him. The influence of
moliiers upon the future, charac
ter and usefulness of .'their chil
dren, is far greater than is gener
ally imagined The insunces are
rare," indeed, where children
brought up undcf the direction of
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an ignorant pr a picked v mother,
hve become very distinguished
for their learning, usefulness or
virtues. The infant mind i sus
ceptible of - every impression ;
aoid thbsjewhich ; are- made In
childhood, like . .wounds upon a
young tree, are never obliterated.
G bildren are j mos t intimate
with their mothers; arid therefore
morirlikely to imbibe their- pfih
CJpleg, and to catch their manners
thari those, of trfeir fathers.1 His
tort furnishes numerous instan
ces or jpersocs who rose t distinct
tion, ascribing their greatness ta
the Vearly principles inculcafd
from the lips of a mother and
we afev told with cmiphasis that
H thembther : of Cicero was a wo-
man of superior character." ;;'
There is komewhere a story of
a youo g m an;wtio!jira8 cohciemned
o die for robbing the public trea
sury;; when at the place of f exe
cution he begged leave to whisper
one word to hisinothcr, who was
r-rtscnt mourning his fate. She
ppfached andplacing her ear
ctven me proper r instructions . in:
m y ehildhoodaIr ney efv ihouid
hive 'come to this disgraceful, end.
What ismbjre; natural than the
e'cluVioAsm an'jis the creature
of educatiouvand; I habit, that ' ihe;
manners and iprinciples of the
constant vassociaten
of WjjearWeai
for cveigood----and ie object of
hisjBail vbsiyatiod;luuld'acr'
quire a controling influeoce over
his m'md forever. V 'K-! .'i ' - -"'TKeinfluencehof
a vromaQ' ia
dotVcoAfinedvtohcr-i;;ichUdfeo''
Husbandsmuhofteoetfthaa
they" are aware or are 1 willing, to
adroit,TccciW:-a decisive bias, to
good or e yii, from the cbaractef
of their Wives ''vv J:
' AVcare informed la r the' good
bpok.thstt Jehoramwrought e-
p'Kf the csofjiheL6rd Ao
I'jl shall not tell vouH or i Os wh!s
ipcrea mat tnere are some : even
i nerjiad the GaUffnter ot Ahab ta
Wftiz aad thosciWho knew any
gan, jonn? Maitnews,"! vnane . icmaie euucation snould receive
WiUiani S. Morns, MrjVf
John 5 Macmaster, James NeUon, : Wihe- , ,Vl .
M. Nelson. John Newton. John M. Oliver, lor O0W shall she become a teaph-
cipae to nim, suddenly roared outhar could adornf he should ' oot
with pain---herascalj had bitten neglect the Instruction that might
off her ear !; On Nbeiog asked how be usefuL r W""
he could be guilty'; of rax undutifiil Anna married agendeman;: of
an, actv he answeredtAVif she had fortune in theg city 8c -added to
W is my purpose disclose. ; ". For
,
i uiiuj: wi imo lauitii .wiii.iiui i
- T""T""V1",6.?4H tu i r .
mtni&ters
and
a
Uttte
"her. aher rcturninn- Frrhriwrh.
cuL hotiM enln tke inUmn
duties featured of themv and tsnili
- . w . t w
uppri their mindatKe preceptof
er
not herself beeq
certainly, has
there not still
t loom tor improvement i Is snot
f more time and money expended
i : n 5ngtructmir-- tnnn larlv in
v , . , .7 - yr-
those .fascinating arts that Will co
fable' hereto charm a sweet-heart
AntQ theineshes of raatrimonv;
f, . knHV..: U-J Li L J
her head and
ucari, 10 renaer ner a useiui ana
; obedierit wife, and an able nreccD
tress to her children I I
From ray text it will be seeof
that in ancient days, mothers
taught lessona worthy to be learn-;
cd by kings ? . and, young ladias
bfcPhiladelphia, if you wish toaee
the '"r picture of a woman who
twenty-five,' hundred years ago
was .esteemed, in value, far a
bove rubic3,w.laby your novels
lor nali an hour, enquire of some
frien3vhere7it ia to be found,
and read the chapter from which
my, text is taken.:
Lord Kaimes tells or thai the
ancieht women of the north could
tell the , stars by niiwf. Roger
Aschom informs us that Queen
Elizabeth could Speak Greek with
any scnoiar in -tne - realm, ana
what was still more she and the
ladies df her court could sew and
spin. The Emperor Augustine
used to dress cloth made by his
wifVand daughters If learning
and industry were, the ornaments
of kingly rgovernnients, how
much more do they become a
plain, virtuous & republican peo
Fortune is unstable to a pioverb.
j Of those who are rich in this city,
what proportion were rich 40 years
ago ? Of those who ; are no w ab
wealthy as almost to bid defiance
to the fro wns of the fickle goddess,
how many may be poor in 20 years.
The wise man will prepare for ev
ery; possible event. The rich
man ought to bring' up his daugh
ters as though heijexpectedf thenv
never to ant, and at " the satiie.
time as i f he expected they4 would
one day becomer poor. .Tht' is,
wnuenc gave tne, accompiisnment
his estate a handsome turn which
was her ownX -Xt was remarkeoV
lor many yiarsj that theK affairs of
her house were ; conducted with
excellent order The "servants
rarely failed to perforna their1du
ties. I-Her tabled alwayi seeded
superior, Tath'eor the excellence
df thcookery?and the neatness
of its arrangemeoV than from its
profusion, f JerpreserVea- were:
invariably tm? nicest. .A friend
reiaaTkingtheexceu and, pr
dtrr6t iytrySt hlog-aroond her eil?
quired the? " reason. V Simply,
said 8he because ?hcri a girl, my
mother ' -taught " rn how every
thing should be doneV ( If a serv
aht is ignorant ot jany matterj'I
can instruct her. And ss they
know I shall detect any . thing im
proper, the are more careful' to
render it perfect. My care in su
perintendance is noI imagine,
half what it ouldib'iF;;was.
ignorant of its dutesI 2usedt6
thinkj rames,thailasbii
to Icarn things which were useless
but I am so .well i satis fied-ofttfe
UPOrUaco pi .pc;:ctsinrc ail; th0
Vk?na VV M : mm v.'
wnoi nas .
housc-trifc;
KBunicuvcui a iuuva ivi uow- w
uauuci suuiuuus waytuw "
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dd everr-sort otworic requisiic ia
thfeic a'voilDfe lady in this
fiitr for asweetliearfwhd leyer V -
made: a loaf of bread in hcHife l
liuMAU GRANDEUli
- This sketches of Chanteaubriatid daring
shi Travels ui tSreecei Palestine, Rgy pt,
and Barbaiy,"may please the enthusiastic
reader. ; We cop the -following f
-- " M 7 , Catihtimtcordir.
SpAiit! Sparta wasl then
before me ; and its theatre, to
which my good fortune cooducted
tne on my first arrival; gave me
immediately the bdsitions ' of all
the Quarters and edifices. I a
lighted ahd;an upihe hill drthe
citadel; : Just as I'i reached "the
topi the tun was rising behind tJjie
hills of Mahelaion. What a mag .
nificent sfiectacle 1 but how 'me
lancholy J I The solitary stream of
the Eurotas running beneath the
remains of the bridge Baby X'; ri
ins on evtry side; and not a crea
ture to be seen ambng them. I
stood motionless, in a kind of stu
por at the contemplation qf . this
sceneV a mixture' of admiration ?t
grief checked the current of my
thou j;ht ahd fixed tne to the
spot f profound silence reigned a
round me. ; Determined, at least,
to make echo speak in a , spot
where the human voice is no long
er heard, I shouted -with all m
might J Leonidasl Leonidas:''
No ruin repeated this great name,
and Sparta herself seemed to have
fofgoten her hero. t
r " The whole acite of Lacedef
mon ia uncultivated jrthe - sufi
parches it in-silenc audi is inces
santly, consuming themarble . of
thji'tqmbii When I beheld this
desert, not a plant adorned the
ruins, not a bird,not an in&ect, not
a createre, unliVened them; save
millions of lizards, which crawled
without noise,, up and, down the
sides of the scorching walls. - A
dosen half wild horses v ere feed
ing hire and there upon the with ered
grass; a shepherd was culti
vatmg a tew water melons 10 a
corner of the theatre ; and at-Ma
goula, which gives its dismal
narn to Lacedemon, I observed
a small grove ofcypresses. But
this Magoula, formerly a consid
erable TurkishviUage, has also"
perished in this scene of desola
tionits building; - are over
thrown, and the index of ruin is
itself
a ruin.
Some idea maf be formed of
the importance of even. the busi
ness of making Shoe Blacking in
Iondpn, froth, the fact that on a
late legal investigation, one manu
facturer was founcl to have in his
possession eigHt thousand five
hundred gallons of acid I liquid,
forming one of the ingredients in
the composition he prepared and
sold. ; c v r-. xt&r? " r
er a letter Jrom a respectable
tembeti l7i
Great changes have' taken
c here, both aS regards ?. to to
tal government of the province, &
general political state of the coun
try. The late tibtorwuacap
General Morbi has beenjremoved
from the govern tnentfjy prdcr bf
the5enerathj ChicMbrillo
Pandb late?ob
J a, appointe d ibius phcewhb
nas made ? consiaeraDie xnanges
under hi othe latc Captaip
General's conduct has Been ge n er
ally jepfobabated;as , tyraanidal &
bppresiye c?omaiked'by a prodj
igal vra3te of the public resources,
which did not fail to draw on htm
and ?ins- administraubn theindi g:
nation snld dsarbbation bfthe
pubficjie left here7 a short time
sinccifpir f Porto Rtco&eew
Captain General is spottb favbra-
bly fbff but .hpnUafer
ceed (ia thp present state pfjthe
cbntry) inroducihg coaSdebcc tx
unanimity; Remains torbeproyed
IVW? ? ?tremeiy arduoul
if not impossible Usb. : ; : r,
I. J . knH
4 ItzlzH c-iKliQZi ct U:s cw.imjv fcinMa'friutcrb i7Cc!dh3
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vcuuuig jm mcs ac . 3iiu njujc jfjj
portanti iThe boasted trpedi'
tion .lately arrivtd rom SpainJ
wi th Mbrilto and hia forces,. xrhd
Wefe
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T::Thewc'rr.j(iibed byv
bjr- General
Morilld, commander in chief; witli
air nis aisposaoie forces at, Uuriai
nai thetter parlJdoelast, ani
after maturenrelaration.. mirlei ' '
withtiHeir bted f forces, an at'
, tack on Ma'rgaritta,-held by thS v
awiut. a uey cnccieu a land v
ing with some loss; and in seve'r -afsiicceeding
actions gained kom
aoantaeas,U) -grodnd; but not
Without suffering much in killed ;'
aod wounded, and by - disease- ' '
an action wa f auht about ! the
t4th ult iwhlch'Morillo and his
forccarere completely ; defelted,
and dbliged precipitately to aban. .
don the Island and re-embark his
tlroqps for" Cuinaoa, though not :
without reat loss. Since then, ' ;
part of his transports have arrived
here, . 60GO troops for ' Carraccas
and a great number of - wounded
andaick.S:C'-viy' -
p General Mbrifeis no
ind 1s ated,v with adi vt '
iod'of h?a -army to be destined
for 'Guyana and another -for thp
interior of this ; "province, where V
thpFatricsar )
v In the mean time the Patriots
hve tnade great progress in Ter
ra Firma, having gained posses-'
sidn. of v AUffUstura and thn
geatetvpart ofthi pfpvlhce pf
Guyana; in?which,Vunder
als Bolivar, Piar, ! and Cdeno i
large furces arc ? cpIlccteoVndln.
thia province 'near the. ;vallcyixf
Varenaa,' falafg oo'dy binder geiiV- V
eral fismlndi threateQ th cp:
italwhich byju
part? ot the forces of Bolivar, tvi4v ;
be ajbleto contend ith thieholc' "
united forces pfi
Spsniards appear 'alarmeb! ;i-a'nd
disheartened j they wish; to cx
cuseIin-iilo's defeat "by sayings v
his presence aharmy ,wiaV rdeccs;
sary On the;J continnuHTrue Cil
was fc-with alf hUf bVcei' they :Sre
tar from feeling secur Yod caai 'j
scarcely imagine the;Jflect thosg
combined causes have at present :
oa commerce, v Nothing is doings
no sale of imports can tbe .eiTected
except only articles of first necess
ity and they only atre tail very N
alow no one ? will speculatcd
complete stanatibn prevails, -ex- -
cept in some exports,' which , cbn .
tinue'scarceand hieh. J -
1 ne measures or ; government
arc calculated to i destroy v confix . ,
t!enc;andj$r T
Nepessityrorr 0jj
der to the transportatioQ of troops
prQfsibn gj; V
tj rannfclrin thbseicases, es- u
sels, mules, provision;, cloth inrj
arc prcsscu into puonc service,
and fbr whichtitebwner receives
no remunerauon.5 I heyare attho
mercy of the Commander in chi ef; f
and his order is Jaw.4. to disobey
which would subject them to tsc
vtrcipunlshraettU V-, '
Tf he; North AineriC3ns find
here jst prjesen np yerirflatterib .
weptiohTheSpaniards are .
greatly prejudiced against cm
pwinj wJ an t id eb $ pre v aien t- of a
number of armed-; vesselsy fitted,:'
from the United Stated and 'cruix'
ing 'ujpT .
prej iidice was atrpn gyexeriplified
iatheunjust detention of an Arner
icachrJcarthl oflLay'v
Guyra, and $er shameful condem- -
j nation in ;Puertp v Cavellb- Thp .
vessel in question, oetng on aiair
Ia5'4' Jbnd.wwtth a cargov
of provisions, to and almost with1
in their port. - Theit inveteracy'
did -not atop therc
ee, an American citizen for; som;
time residing in Lay Guy ra, Wat?, '
ignominiously, thrown into1 prif ori
in Puerto Cavcllol for ;,dcfcodin2r y ,v
his property and daring to call inr y
question the illegal proceedings of l-''
a tbrrupt judge 1 for which xnj U3 , 4
tfcend iod:rnity,t alhou2h
act is; not cbuotenaaced by :: xhz'
governments pb'freparatibot haa
oeco tauue. ureiy tne rjaven:
ment of ihe Ubited States wilEncn
ticc so flairrant atf outrage her
rights, dignity,tt liberty f her citi
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