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ytrcend at fiUl!
Um JbeTTiUciltS vere
Poiat CouDeiTtnd two bontblieth 'M-rf
5
ilSii shell f imroe-tjutk-.
- ..fitU?S l"v - V 'I'U
1 ! mi in)
ru'Jv dot u " -
(5 churches, and .triciu dwr,
Ttfthc pois controversy,
baoU writ;nS the. rest,, with
- alccwtionswd uiterhaeatlws.-
called the revolution ;df S
fXt thetrazurcs, a. trains
K,.cc, earrtr-. full evjOe, i
'l Vd "j.ihu after bisath, bjrwa?
Jlng sotuc of tfrecuUar tenets of
well ai the rest, f are now
fan ct a tirecK uisnon, ancj
-t cuai' a"d proofs liave been
j ihe Ti r,d other great chiirch
.;.-.Jf.V. u tbi tint txtraordihury le-
IJiJ CI ) I1C Wal HI
Vfc o ike cmanant' at Ton Johofo
fpiratars have been fent
It im .be . rerfierabered hv oi
readeritbat,I)r Carman 'was ofte'" of the o
to "BaUtmorii;:
Editor of the V.V".
fr,V,'J," has arrived a the ; CHv! of
iWioton, and iss.ud.propoials f r puh-j
wftUy'' paper, entitled the " At-'
, jiit;; "World .,bs devoted, to the iater-'
c;t ftf. no. partiajUr party or set of men:
wha.ever ; its sole olj -ct wiil bf the sup-1
pjrt of the constitution, cf th' U. Statf?,
aadth'ise princiules of republicanism which
s.c t')'r.:;U"i on suurtd reason, without a bi-7
:s cithef for the caprice of power or the I'.
micusness of the demaout In the
irstoutr.btr a cortectMitemetit will.be fW-
ta u' the Yunof C'l, Burr which the'Edi
jr nwUfsA convinced imm die e&ttj&Vv
projWxLat Franlvf'irt, isnot. against,
loeiarerejtof the Vi 'n, as likewise of the
prwYiiintrs in the western country, which
wiillwfuaaJ highly interesting', - :
'tite rlWaV aiff Char lonf iWrVcteii
.u. hmmcu pipe n ouji uttkf-ewf J'tP Nt
boro.lch r rfcrivcL the iaWv'iiteiH'hhi'
.-wuc-jui y!! in conic qltce of. ptevjduSt
iaMatiot;;ii.onif.Oo?efao Oaiboioethxiler
cNnts oFNew Orlcafis aflemoled autbe Got.
tfrnnfentoiilV, tor 4fee
with bim'n foirie poinu ( gteatmportance, Wl
Th necting confided Girtoft airtb'e nwr.
cbans of tbe tity thewere informed by.bis
excellency; tljat heail good and Undoubted rea
iob's to teitu;J)Xti ; a66fprriey-fraii5ht with
igcnerspnd ---this territory aa pauuUlar, a; 'J-W0. lhl
pdnrrTy a ftt if.JawJef, Vtfur'men. dTn- f'ir.?r
Rrrpus wm trom their talent and rank o focicty ;
,nnc ii'ovgnt tneiatcty ot the territory rtqtiVr
ed inrmedi jtB meafurea 'of defencf r thai there
was a ntetfiUy to give rigour to their prepzrti.
tiom, oft number of feamen wbich cdrnrnodote
Shaw had' been unable, in the ordinary way if
enlidmeot, to procure, and that as t.:is Tcoardcd
more iduriediateiy- t!e-Wichaiit . he thought
proper 40 call them together.erfuaded that by
difclofiyg to them the danger that threatened
them, he would find diem emulated with patriou
ifmf and ready to co opTriate in the defence of
their country ; tl at he lefrta theni the'Tuggtft.
irg the beft mode of procuring the men : wanted J
Confident that with their- afli'U nee, the objed
would be completed ia tht ccuifc' of twenty-four
ticjrs.
Rhufe't a ftiBRav'for the: fcXifce of einn
forts jepajred, the city Tt?keted in. and uii
.complete flate of dtience".
i iJq additiorvto thVtbcjre particulars, .veld
HhaV KyeralVperfttna ban :-' been arrcfled in 1'
i .T,,.' ,7.7- TVI"'6-.iiLiLj.y
uuuqiin, j ana werns,, Mgaerr and ia wartWo
Dit Eoltmtn ' baa' UWIfrouibt on, to ChaHefief
ranllu l in FhilftAfhiKao
AjTe arc ihforroied .that tne.Commaodersf
.dun Boats, now to Ch'arlefion'. have receive'
deVf troW"6teromebt 'to UU tor New Orlc
'';:! v, Niw ditiAM!t)ecembeM3
itv : n .mott . acttre preparations are
iarufy iV.cuy, and t?e bu(Ue at the Arfel
certainly jndicatet nothinc .trifling. The battali
of prUani' VoJenteen ar to be called inta a
tqa lertjecn Monday,, when they are to
rcyiewea ty (tie ocncrai, nod to be multered b!
Col. Cuflung-. The militia of the city. iHa re
... i : i i ?r . i r ' '
ponai iucwiic to as rormccUv, . . Tr
. FreK.s,.tO; the dMcloJure.oF theoicc?, of the
military preparations, it wa nblurpfifing to fin
every "mind lull pt cor.jecuires; wc thought
it is reported tf at col. Burr, since bis
His excelleney mr.doed the manner he had i would at Uaft quiet: the Jtioft i.quifitive; but J
received communication vi this .iarncioui plot, j Pnd 010511 flouirt: and esgerncls d Ipiaye
which was ihroiifth reneral Wi fon. who ; in all cliUsrf ot people, ai previous H ereto ; f;
confided tohimthe pcrtfil of the d patches and j ourlelves, edii re not hazard-a cqnjcaure, bi
ortrtures mace to. mm ; mat ncnaa noreover, wh .. -ij"" uiy my
received h Imfe f a etter frcni or e cf hi nsi I terious butioel.'.
ce'.'en;
CdUir.g tl a nietnfe to
on thd fuet'.-cl frtef tiorcd 6v hit' I-v.
?v : he fid. tbikit it had been confident
with the nijtary aSiTcivd 'relations of our gov'.
ernneatjJie vouid. hvive corduAed; the whole
b fineiiin hfs own M'av. and would hive adot-
prosecution aoda.qrntul, bl, become a dcHrcd ; he fiu,d hln.f, however, un
HSvy popular in .Kenturky.. lie is ow" dtr tbe netr;lty cf comnmiicadn. -with bis
i'tftenlay mornirg arrived, tt this place leva
rat conipames of Unitei b tales' troops, under .tlj
paiticular friends, a highly ufj-c ft vK'e dtizeo of
Tenneff'c. which. th-.u h in ambinuoiit woH.
fofittveiv-denoaticfd femethim? iwporta,v anH coaMWi.d of Col. Cufningr;
dangerou " to ihi goetnnient, fk'lv to jstce '
place in tbe nvonih of Drcen ber rd he-feeom-
mended to him, to be upon his guat'oro cryaniiu
'the mi.Ula, and to Uwaie f the iJtt vf March.
Gen. VVi!kiifvn entered n.ore'mif.ui'e'y into the,
...iv r . l . r. - k.-. . Li. j re i
I'u diiutisftctiDn at tri
debb
tiflertd there a? a persecuted mac. A pub-;
nt uiDaer. was tobff given huri , and-tle la-tfK;niucb-
have s 'nt i dejrutation to
( '"ia" TfciiC8tin: his convpany
to succeed the dinner.
at a ball which
.A-letter rectiyerf in New-Y.nlc,.-. dated
triwdad, .-22, states that Miranda:
W ?opeXBjrbadot8 that a British , ex
fuirt for the Spanish Maine ,was prepare
CiVrt:rt w.hat Miranda was "to receive a
cotnmjssronof Brigadier genera, and-thaf
a s'jmperof his ofiicr.rs were alsd to receive
caaimusVns i in the British service. : ' "
f Katctiez, 2&v. 1
t.. . E CN five hundred militia
w peeo rcQuired fmm tl,. V-.,:..-ir-
bo,f!""' wi nurhT
tl; ' f Sir) as 10 ihe occasion of
fc.Wtfic tiffed a per-'
t C0;ifl fnr. ,L. k .
. "sc.in? governor
til TS ".of tluVWrritory to"
"cunvem.nce of leavintr theiWrn,
u,l5Utines8.torhmm- il . . , ;
t!ewe venture to haaard
- --Tin, ' e 1118 already said
MacntyvVuhv.hichthefWrnerrariTl
vuvcve uncecetif- - N
WawA . ?eMary . wq'Wt;ortf was
fie mil . ! . Vuttl-vtuind cation of
ettllrbe,hy
we
TV i " ! 7 - i
Darr Uf u t
.d o A $t commence ile
coutl W;. ry and.,alte alHte.
didTiwh,rand that if hostilities
tutRen. l'?rre is no dcitbt
U ' id ha?W 7i0ne to Louisiana, and.
V doub-ic.to Wilkinson: There is,
-''parlRT v ergiagfof .die
hob4v-rL. ve eenj32verci yersons
Ex:eJ!ency, and, on fcveral occkfuns, tork o
porturtities of noticing his own want ot authority,
and the fruitlefsnc's of his app'ications o thofe
who were empowered. He msntioned that with
refpecT to the premeditated invafion, i; hd been
communicated to him by a fpeiia! mclfsng r
from the confpirators, on the 1 3tb of Oftober, at
the moment he was preparing to proceed to the .
Sbine the oi ft of making him acquainted
with the plot, was, the Jiopc of his 'ctf. opiating
with them ; but, without divulging his deter
miuation, he fet out for jthe Sabine, fettled the
Spanilh fffairs, and with alj the expedition in
his power, repaired to this place,' where tie' in.
tended concentra'ing his foce and dtfend it
or perifli' in its ruins ; that whjld at N'atchitoches,
he received a mefftge on the fame fubjtci from
New O leans, and, he added, that Jhere, were
feveraT!perfons in New Orleans concerned iitlie
plot', whom he knew, and hid he tnepower,
would hate auefted long fince, , He inerfttpced
that his tbircVin comiro to town, was to st-
pate the place for defence, "bu: that fubfcqiientH
advices from the mvadcis led rim to be ievs that
their forces would be greater than he at firft ex.
peeled, and he had accorc iog'y hanged his plan,
and interded, if pcfliSle, to a. tat k them before
they reached town, and fl ittered himfelf, if he
could fucceed in getting t-ffthe flotilla they , were
rini. and meet the foe before thev reached
I Nauhtz; that they migT.t, by forcing them to
landcut them eft entirely. J hat; (o eitcft this
obJeaJiKwa bowtfef, abfolu'.ejf nece fTary,
that no delaould occurfor, by all advices,
the enemy wcieto: arrivciat Natchez, on the 20th
et lJeccinwrjn.iantK bk civ wu mtu.
He cbfei ved,- that theieders of the' plot were -fupported
byforne of the Btft chairs ters in the
Uiion i that it wis extenfive iiriobjsct ; and
thatjo give moVetfficacy to its execution, armed,
"butitgufied TefleTs,' would come into ourjiver
in cfder to ferve as convoy to the expedition to
be made from hencl to Vera.Cr tiz j that to de
fend the mouth of "the river, he had defined a
proportion ofjbe public yeffetsy-amotigft hich"
was the (choorer lately purchafed by governrceht.
lie concluded, by denouncing the leader, A arob
Burr andVpledging his lile in defence of the
- . 'ClUteotli, pcctmltr 1 8.
The following gentlemen ,wefe empahrellec
and iorn on rudy Utt, as grand lurors, in th
cafe ot the ftate agairlLDaciel Calet, Efq iz
Nathaniel Willis, foreman?' Henry, Maff:e, John!
W,dd,'e, John i'lckins, Jolm t,: Macan, John
Hall. VVm. VViifn; Johr M Coy, jlCS M.
Dougsl, George Reriick, Jolir, Kerr, VV'ra Ir
win, Kobe t Steele,) Tkomas iicele, Adain
Holier, Ephraim D. olittle, jjifjph Scott, John
E'.minfon. Wm Rutiedge, John DavLfcn,
VVm Wtl'aee, aod Gabriei Collars.
Afwr the grad jjty was. f worn, judge Todd,
proceeded to deliver a ciiaige to tliem, of the
iollow ng purport : . -
"ftlie 'charge lis "unimportant"
(' Ob. the fotlowingday (SaiurdaYi the court
piet in tha forenocnH the pracd Jury appeared,
ad were divided, ten-btinan lavorf fiodin a
i'bill &f indictment; and twelve againft it. ?The
tiouft thin acjautnad until three c'clock in the
afternoon lo ti.e afternoon Mr. CafTett appear,
cl in court, and was adr-ionifhed for his condtct.
said then difwharrcd. .-. " .
I In tonieque nee of Mr. J ho Smith (one of
lUjr fenttors ift VongrMj) orgttciing to pay thlt
taction to the duties of c(S.;enhich the
prfest eventful crifu of national affiirs H- q ies
tioaihly dtmaudi, our legifliture have ptitki a
fcfclutioo, rrquedme htqn to reua his -felt !Q
beoatc ut tbe Uiiiua otwtcs. t
Ar
an
rz- . n liie tnen enga- -
Ml?d h,, 1. 4,-. i hrr ' are en -
f rro , . . 0r' .at Iea5j.A !,;.
I 1 Ijtjtl ant v" " L- HID
lt:nrnaTT lrct0 tlcend the river, to
cr-v-( j,nfP,J:r.Itt?n'n,aad lOo or 150
I-
0.i -
vfWs
city, and his country. ' v
The Governor and General ihaving retired,"
the v.eeung prrceeded-nrdeliberate ohejr beft
plan to co-operate witn government, when it ws
uranimqvfly- Rreed, that an er.Lairpo ought to
take place, .which' has fince taken place. The
Governor left the meeting of the merchants to
ror.fuft with colonels BellechaTe, M'CaTty, and
13Afrerrelative to the militia. "
, It wa Hated at New Orleans, when the A me
lia failed, that the adherents of Burr amounted
t5 yccptmen i'ind, it-was believed, "that his
forces would cenfiierably exceed that rumber.;
The attack, it was expefled, would he n1""8
' evg tuiemen repr;
between the 2odi and 301b December. ' The -down tos faWe to the. river, .h.'cb he crcflV
tw Gua Coau tad proceeded up themer, cs' Aturier ct perfens fooa p Urfued, .and he w
orrefpon J:nt has' polite'y favo?el us with
le fo'lowiag paivicuhis of .a no(l darifg
b'ocrT attempted eai!r on Suudymornin
ifla t the houlc c f Mr. jotin fy e,. in cVeeper,
'the village of-Va(fii;igton.-.'i;iy Guz
ady tnornirg, between thebours of three
(our o'clock, a perfon lately from the P'O-
vinte of Upper Cacada, who calls liojftlf Ro
bert Jvhufoct entered, through a window, iotp
theldwellicg , houfe of ..Jhn'Pje f about four
mill above this city, armed wi'.b two or tlwee
loadjd piflols, aod ofter lighting1 a Untein, went
tq tie bed.fide o! Mr. Pye, andLdefnauded hi
rooriy, threatening in rtamfy to -take hisjlfe if
he lade any; rtCttancc. Pye atofe from his
bediand wint with the 'robber' "luto jhe par
roor , in order target his moaty . out cf the
bar; but when he C3tre to ihebar, difeovered
that dr. Pyebad the keys. , Ml Pyeia tfcc
ssa.eat time alarmed two grangers, who ftfpt irv
asot r part of the fooiife, ipd pot a lovd
guc-4Pye went back from the bar, followed by
the rf)ber, to obtain1 the ktys from his wife,
aJ tretog near the door where the ftraogers
0 ;pt, j h e t obber perceijing:fl3ey wieri alamed , -threafned
to . (rlobt Ih'em in cafe they ;lho'uld
com: lit .'-of theora. Daring this tirhe Pye
went 3 to. his wife for the keoa cf .e bar
When Vc p"ref;nied him the gun, vrb The
robbt perceiving,, fired and (hot Pf c Ihrough
the b( y Pye inffantly returned the fire, and
wPoun; d the, robber, in the beadv . The robber
fe'ldbi ton recovered, and the lights being
exting ifhed, got out of tfji houfe '.tcT"a hay .
(lack, here he bad left h'4 hotfe, and made off
towan this city. His w;eunds bled fo ptofufe .
lythat ie was conlUatried to flop fcy the way a
little. 1 tbe roai wbete, he was pa ff A .by- one
of Py e pr ple v ho canae fot Dr, Wizard
S?on- Itcrjhe robber cam through the Colo .
nitf inB the cicy, and w attempted to be
tfl.iiH.'! Yt Mr. r'AVlIn t uhnm he fir?d m
.. r r . - , , J J,, .. w ...
pilltcil'-lHe iben,; efcped through the upper
tci ofl.farket ftrfet : to. Columbia ffreet aao"'
crcITid.
was
rTP HE exetcifea of tfirrSK
this tear, with the, examination ortlie
ftudents, on the ta b tnft. ind will be refused
oa the 5th of January, 187. nrdr tbe fuper
iufendacce ot the KenJVm Bifihmr i
' Dec. 2S. - ,a
THE SUBSCRJBER,
T EfpeAf'u'ly informs the rPudic? that he
,X. h?s iaken. pcfTeni 0 of his Tafcn, ia
Wiilian.foirou'gb, Gtacvillc countv ; which,
for fevrat yean paft has bfto rented rut Ht
h( built an -excellent, it.ble, and ilb ihe d
'S'itage of a large and c?nvecreiit piivaie bnufe
Matters Jtimfelf that be flullbe able to eoteitio
fo 1 'fafefaftoiy' maia-.r, ajl th jc.i f hia c
quaintaace, as' well 'aaTftoge(ii;:'Ayj4j
vor him with' fbeir compsry.
- S 1 ttii EN SNE F.D.
. Jarfuirv 5, 1807. ' ' jTrpr''
-
Lahd for Sale,'
nnHE,
remarkable add wrtl krin (liod rof
" a -Tavtror -Store and BUcifmiiU'ibbi p,
of two hlrdred and f.' r aofes of
LAND, -tyirg'. (eren miles 1 djb e-tt Rj?
on the rbad to Ncwbero 1e y j tiichtf C
Aston Suygi Efj is new for . fate c vtry lw
teirn,' any pcrfr n tftctiiiedtopuT't.bi-5fev-w ill
apply jo the fu' fstibtt nrar the pit oi:(t,t Ni.
ptoea will te uke&io pTibut( or a citgit wilj
e civeo. - - - '-' ' ,.. ' " ' " "-'"7"""
, JOHN MOOPE, Uattef
December a P, 1846 ry ()
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