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THURSDAY..
August .18; 1 80S;
if . iv . , AAV - ... .V'.;.
Jroa the Ktionl IottlligtiiCtx. '
jppoistMekts. - I
1 -
nt foilcxrtng is a cortect lUt or.U the
rMuiin.H t made prtvioBs lo this
c. the l'ith Aptil " 10 f fr it
ru:i iiiaean 2ditioral mlxiary forct.
cffazct not at jet txtn retnfi. -
Rcrfnait ef JJght Artillery. .
Cstxcxr.t AUaliiini testis, Jes.Cbar.d
j;, . Kuui brocks, StJbogp D. Town.
rrJ. M K. tiviue. George, feitr, W in
ti.lj Scoir, Joslah leUAir, DauxlOamo,
ichn K bpann. .
fitxt JLwcrtanttAUx S Bfcoksjco.
i. fUwroa Pi"., SAroa tau
Jen, Thcmas M'K Ivry
Vn Uetuclacrj'K. H M'Pjtcruu, Jas.
C bscr.. George U aJtca,'Suii. WtsJuus,
" Rfrlrit cf Light DrcgcuiS.
CattinAex F Kcsr, David Uicax.
j,. cUicntC Dde.tWiU.tra Wilson,
i;rWr N U'lii'in-a, jaunt Lxvall,Noaii
Lct-eri James Thynias.
fi,tt iLeuiCKOXtstihlt Willisms, jun.
Tp. V2i A lltlcci, Jos. 1. liowir. Al
w:cr i". -Arhur P. ltaynie, Asa
yi.rau, Joi.nM. BaicUj, bcUxk Os
1 .XiLfrdnf-J. W. Van Vechten,
liv. jui. Alesardcr Cu.Tuniugs,
5rri. M Ccore NiUols. nu Lie
i'e oh. Jnas Munrcc,
n.tM 'Jan;c- Uil.Vie, Levi H.dill.
W.m. K. tjf Bc4iaAn. Jcua
M:l iried, Jcscpii Kcn.
Rrziinent cf Kif.cfcen
Ccterxi AUaarWer Smyth.
.:nfr-tf.iXV-tncv ilium Dtire.
.jlrf:i4 1 ics, A. 5xnnh I l j. Cta'i:,
T -" rUcioi Corge W. htr, J
:o;A.cxaVdr S. UaUcX, iirj. fc
'mU: -t Whitney. -
i.-ir i. ra e Thcs Sncrt Ceo.
M rr,vr, At'?m. A. M$WS Cha. lor
Se:xz2 Ueu'tAiM-iLUej L.jamcS.M.
ilixa-d titct-.rjcsl.ua HtniJion.'Lcwis
To net.
rti Zlias StaiUras. Smith Pep
rr, .M.l uT Vv. Thormcu, Ftancis Stub-
A ; Lai ihai, Jiin Lcgan,
f 7k:rd Regiment cf Infantry.
CvV SlJari Pastru'i.
tofrxr V. M.Jton.
Mssman Houiton, Chzrtts
Cr.wi r, Juhn Dirnnton, Abi.tr Pis
it 'Mtri H,ic J. J. fau. Pieniiia
Li:, Mlenry At.sot
John cki.
V;,t,.arti but.cr, Itclxri B. Moort, Jtr.ek
Cov,.r, Cadwail-dcr Jnts, 'James fc.
DeGKirg, phasic Ci.riirrs, Win. S.
Harr:!iuii, liayi O. White, Duncan L.
Scd JJt Samtii V, Butler,
Ilcr.ry Chvitaiu, Alejut-utf S.i-ftun,Wro
J'li-nyjr., jr. rmoth)r .-parn, lierj, D.
lleri'.o;.rte;en 3 Davie!, benjanm M,
Jickv.p, v.r.a:ls& C.M'Ktaic.
i.sirsmJon K. M'lr.twfch, Stephen
7?r, i ncr.as lieseli, joei Lon, An.
1k-. Hcvril. a.r.:.el C. Uti.u, Jvhu
B-r.r::, 'lUbu Watson attxlirj Aa
dcrs.n. - .
Fcurth Reglmtnt of Infantry.
LlrUnar.t CijiCntt) ohn W hitifl.
J.'r JirrKi Miittr.
fJ Paul Wentwortb, -JLeamed
L.rkt, W m. C. liaen. v ilLara Huichm;,
D-v d ityi rs. Strptkci Ranr.y, Joel Cook,
O W. Prxscot, l&aiah Ucai t, Unas.
Jftrit ZJemmarjiRoKl C. fiastcn.jo
:ah SnVlir's, Aldo. ( Cusfttnw,, Kcoll
Ic53 ci, Wdl.ara Welch, Jlathaprct F,
Adams, mtltl Ha-. . iamacl Psge,
Oliver C Burtcn, Ci.as r utkr.
jirfXjewfcJuuiitbtri Way, Chas.
Lmb, Jack- n Uurant, 5. W. C. Chi&,
EImz-t il. L4iiog, Mnnjr Hcniin6don,
iirufllKrdc i, Lewis IUrrTuAtcn.
rfr, ,-f.Tjmo.hy Gen.sh, Frtdsrick
CcnO.c, bh ftawkini, John Smith, G.
V P?s J na- S tionda, 'Ward Howard,
nwnus H. Clark, Ml Maaon,
fifth Regiment cf infantry.
C..'e Akxafdcr S Paiktr.
U-f"..v ri;o Strode, Ntmrod Ltox
tdrd D.Jlatd, Naihaii N. Wright, K
C DJc, George IIatJTniUvGcoige G:b
. Bei j. Wa'lace, Jas. Banibcad, Cohn
xkr.rr. - -
"if Lkncjjnu Henry Saunders, K
A J nta, VowMrndbiith, WiiJ. Brook.
ir-xi Foaefclcn, Mordecii CriiEth, Hich
H Whanenbjr 1 lbtt CharttxT. 'A!cx
r inir.eoy, JancaDonnan. ' -'
rrr-i X;;t;.c:-Hklard' 1L Bell,
y Op. tichcri. Cachet, f Thomas
JIph.V.'m: JIentafWiiIam R;t
Jcb Il.ndir.an, Wash.rgtcn licT; 'Silas
benmi, Rcbctt Alexiudtr. .
ft If Cr,J Zd Srzirntrtii artUtvju
.ftrc iuu ta rrciCC9Hi taiticr, ifc.
J. rf er Otey, l?;trt ClrJ-,Dav.
Ciflaker, Owtp .ls:dnichoa Ule
rkkr James &aurt5trs, John Jaftileson, jr.
Sixth Regiment ef Infantry
CtJcmel Jonas Simonds.
3i?ur Zebulon M. Pike.
. Captain'-Samuel Cherry, Ebrn. Cross,
Vrn. PBf nnett, John T Bentlcj-, Chas.
F. Lott. Beni- Walton, 'Thomas Davis,
lona Brooki.fr. William Cock
firtt Linttnariti-Ebencrer Beuce.Gad
Humnhiev. Wiiham. Lake, George N el
son, John Chrfstit, John Mackcliesncy,
John T. Arrowsrajth, Jamca LharaMrs,
Christ Snyder.
- Second Lteutentxiti E. A. Masters,
AU4 Morse. Citmtnt Sadlier," ir. Chaun-
cey Pettibone, Robert 3tury, Wm. Ni
cholas, Wm. Feigrave, John 1. Plume,
Janes 1 Voorhis, fierry Philps-
F.nsigr. Jacob ileet, Edward Webb,
Charlc H- Catdnv, Ned Shaw, Wilham
Gamble, phrajm Peutlud, Jacob Sinn,
Henry Shdl, Asa Crimes.
Seventh Regiment cf Infantry.
Color! Wi,lian Russtl.
CcttuiMt Gectge K. C. Floyd, Thorn.
Posv, 'tdward Uofd, Hobert C. Nicho
las j'ovis Cuiler, G Ibcrt C, Kussell, Tb.
VanUykt, f Aiihur Morgan.
t'trtt Lictt?:ar:s R'ichard Oldham, Z.
Tsylur, Uriati L!ue, Care? Nicholas, rincs
Cu.kr, James Doherty, Win. M'w-leil-n.
Walter 21. Ovirtcr; LurJi, fMi.
norB. Siut.s v
Sctond Jbntxtcticr.:s -Llicba Edwards,
fLory BiUo.. llicm?s S. Jessup, Aicx
atirr. Whi:e, fjotrh Tnci u. ,
2Ls:gM W ra fc. AlUn, John Hughes,
jr. S-rr.ucI vat jlltnty M. G:!man, Sa-
li.ual MVcrmisik, fjitacs Z. Wade,- fNar
(uu) iirutin f
SOTH-CAKOLINA llOMESTUil
COMPANY.
At .a iSIccting cf the Citirens,
held on Monday at the Exchange,
by a call from the Committee ap
pointed at their last meeting, to
consider of, nnd report on th ex
pediency nr.d practicability of in
stituting a Company for promoting
Domestic Manufactures, David
Kaxsey" vu the Chair, and J. S.
Cogdel, Secretary.
Rcs.h'tdiThzi an association shall
be formedf distinguished by the
name of The S .vth-Caholin a
HoMKSrux CoMrAXT,"forestab!bh
inj;, carrying on, end tncouraping
Manufucturcs in Charleston or its
vicimty.
That e capital of the said com
pany shall consist cf One Hundrea
cna Fifty Thousand JJs!as ari
sing from fifteen thousand Shnres,
often dollars each, one thousand
of which shall be reserved and
may be subscribed for by the
State, if d-V::cd by the Legislature
thereof.
1 hat the rim3 or shares sub
scribed for, shall be paid by insral-!
rntnts of one-fifth 3t the time of
subscribing, and the remaining
four fifths by fifths at a time, as
the exi?enciu3 of the Association
may rtrquir and in cr.se of failure
in any subsequent payments, after
the same shall have been required
by the Gazette for thirty das,the
preceding payments to be forfeit
ed to the Company.
Trut notice be given in all the
Gazettes of the City,notif ing that
Subscription Books will bo open
ed in the City Exchange, on the
15th or 16th instant, and if more
shares Uhah are requisite be sub
scribed, the committee hereinafter
named shall apportion the shares
subscribed in an equal rat'o among
the subscribers : end that John
Blaxe, John Drayton, Robt. How
ard, William Lee, John Stoney,
Daniel Stevens and John Ward,
or any three of them, be the sVid
committee, and b'cvem powered, as
soon as the capital is subscribed
for, to convene the stockholders.
It was then moved and second .
ecU that an address on the subject
to the: citizens of ;this state, fcre
published in furtherance of the
se he fne proposed. Upon which
an address ; was"prescnted to ? the
chair, and being read was. agreed
to unanimously,- add ordered to
be siched bv.thet chaifrrian 'of-.ttie
meeting aucj published . . r
Amotiott was then thade,, . that
the ttianks cf the meeting be' ten?'
uerca to me wLnmiuce, -uur uzu
with
exertiens in so speedily bringing
i . - . ... .
belore them . tne lniormanoa je-,
qtf ed on this ytiportant -and pa-
Itribtic subject, i-which was done
I accordingly by the Chairman of
the meeting. The meeting then
adjourned,
T. 5. UULJJCL.i., Dec ;
To the People of ' JSoicthKarpiinf.
" Fs57 CrTjzE?,,. . , ,
When the conduct of foreign na?.
lions places the United States of A
menca in a situation variant from
what they have hitherto erjeyed-
yhen our intercourse with them is
broken' end pur commerce restrain
ed, it becomes this state, as a corr
ponentpart oFour confederated go
vernment, to meet the emeigncy,
and to'fcndeavor to counteract the
inconveniences arisintr tlieiefroni.
Under these Impressions the citi
zens. of Charleston have assembled;
under, these persuasions they ad
dress you the following opinions :
Whatever may be the' event of
this collision of certain nations, cer
tain it lis that our mutual 'relation
have been broken. How long this
may be continued- how much in
creased, is not for us to say : but
from the present prospect of affairs,
we propose as a measure of public
utility, the promotion of Domestic
Manufactures. They are calculated
to lessen if net altogether relieve
the inconvenience of not receiving
importations from abroad, . while
they will promcrte agriculture and
industry at home. For this purpose
we have assembled, and after inves
tigating the subject in its various re
lations, the following has-been the
result of our enquiries : .
It has been determined, that in
the present crisis of public affairs,
a measure of this natur$ is not only
expedient but patriotic. The prae-i
ticabilicy cf carrying into effect so
desirable an object, is admitted.
The public support is only wanting,
to carry intoexecution a pianwhich
has been, adopted.
We therefore invite ycu to second
our efforts, by subscribing for as
nruny shave as m y b conve
nient, to originate a fund' necessary
fur carrying on so valuable an insti
tution. For completing a design,
so happily suggested by a worthy
?.nd patriotic citizen of cur commu-lj
nity, nothing but the aid of our lel-
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low-citizins throughout the country
is wantmg. And we are persuaded,
that when such an occasion is made
known to rliL-m they will eagerly
come forward to assist our endea
vors. Whenever a certain sum is
subscribed the institution will progress,-
A suitable scite for im
pelling the machinery by water or
ojher power, .will be procured ; the
necessary buildings and machinery
'will be erected and, the manufac
tory will commence its operations.
Raw materials of co.ton and wool,
will be purchased by the Directors
of the Company ; and coarse stuffs
will be immediately manufactured.
Phis, in a great measure, will make
.this state independent of foreign na
tions, for the articles of blankets,
negro cloth and other goods, which,
although uot among the elegancies,
are yet among the necessaries of hu
man life.
From causes, which may not be
immediately counteracted, the spin
ning part of this .institution may not
furnish a sufficiency of yarn for the
number of looms in contemplation.
Of course an happy channel ol in
dustry and of profi. will be opened
t our,'feIlow-citizen3 ; in supplying
the, manufactory with' wool and cut
tnyarn, spun in their families ; with
lid(faub!e pleasure of not only meet-
I ingftoe public emergency, but of en-
suriwthtraselyes an .increased emo
iument upon tiieir manufacture of
wco a'nd cotton in to yarn. In this
wayi jjll their stained"cott6n, hot fit
YoVEtiropwbTniaTketswiH find -a
ready side. They wdf receive much
jto e money fery ant, than they ver
ckntipon thjf samejquaniity of the
best quality;of the JaV material i
and they - will . sayVu
freight wfpch they now pay ".for tcanf;
portin g . cAttoa from the 1 nterior .to
a port of -expoVtationiFor, in the
I ."u mb . pToporticrf as they receive ah j
encr easco price upon cuaou or wooi- -j
lenvarh bfio mnefrwill thev saveriVl V ' : NOT!
iroin ,inevira,nsiiortuon oiJxne raw
: WithVthls prospect of thfe publici
and 6fi private berttBt,we leave
vne suDjeciio tne good sense or our
lellow-citiefls", not doubting but they
will ery;:reddily cotfle . forward in
may pbi mit. The Directorsoftne
Company will imceasmgly attend to
tne aavancernent oi so aesiraDie-,an
mstiiction ; actirtg in iheirldepatt-
ment, not so much'w.ith Iheviewof
originatirip; ; larire dividends, ' as of
manufacturing on a Ifargo scale, stuff
wmcn our common necessities may
more im mediately require; ' - v: -These-aro
the .outlines of our in
stiiiition such the hopes of itSi suc
cess. ; With you it remains to darry
it into execution ; an object worthy
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ot your industry and of your patriot
ism. For this purpose with increas
ed ardor attend to the pursuit o
agriculture. If we. cannot expor'
our cotton lo advantage, we can pro
mote our domestic institutions- bv
manufacturing: a portion of it; Take
care of your flocks ; encreastf them
by all means in your power. Theif
fleeces shorn at' proper season's, wfl
amply remunerate you for your at
tentions tb them.; From cares so ho
nestly directed, much good will arise
-arid a blessing will attend our.en
dcavors in promoting this establish-
mentj .so congenial witn our comfort,-and
so friendfy to our national
existence. , V
Sighed, by.order and in behalf of the
Meeting,, ::r
DAVID RAM3AT, Ch.
The Philadelphia Premium So
ciety, an association forencourag
ing he cultivation of nur interna
resources, have; judiciously: offer
ed premiums forthe best Ameri
can broad cloth; brrest.clotI?, fan
cy tloth, flannel cotton shirting,
cloth and sheetingraven djack, &c.
They have also published art, ad
dress to the people of the?U, S.
on the subject, which we shall do
our selves the pleasure . to present
to our readers, j . ' ;
The committee appointed by the
friends of maniifactures in .Rich
mond, have also published an ele
gant and impresiivc. address to the
people of Virginia, recommending
to their attention the plan for an
association jateiy sunmiuea, ana
developing in a sJtt iking manaer,
the capacity of the TJT States for
internal improvement nd manu
factures. . 7 . ... '
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A Society for the . encourage
ment of Domestic. Manufactures,
is formed at Winchester Virgini i,'
to effect which, premiums are ; of
fered for the best: nieces of Wool,
and the best specimens of home
made Cloth. .ui I v
Home"-made; Cotton Cloth, of
a good quality, and yajed vvide, is
retailed in Snvannah, at half a dol
lar per yard. ; .t)ne of our far
mers sold a thousand yards out of
his waggon East,. week.... The in
creasing state of our manufactures
will continue to relieve us from,
the influence, the vices, and from
the wara ot Europe ; and their ar
tisans will nna welcome ana em
ploy me ht a mong us, wi tHthe com
forts of freedom," peace 'c plenty
as our connections witn rurop(
. . Jut published r f . ;;
Frit e 10 cents singly, Tut, cheaper by thf
,8.. quantity..
nfH E LETTER . OF JOHN Q, i
.ADAMS (Son of . the late Prtsfdent i
Adams, ' and a" Senator invCongrws Jrcm'1' :
tne Mate ot Masiicnusens j jco jttai'nsjon i
G. Ots Ya Alrober of tbe Senate oiCtaat I
btate) . M -lfvLG At A AlKr..
r - In whkh Uie cruelty and . nfra
Brit Gvernenl towards thCotry
is. xairiy pcyrvAycu ;
Government Mly'Vin
in i 't k ft fa! ihosd. a n d :
PickcnnVs .Letter eipoied arid cqnftited- I i
J ! OPTVau (.1 VUKI 11 VIC ;
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aimimsn, our patriotism, peace ,j.",ufi w"uieajers.Di w(
ariH h'appincss, will increase, ?ncl jf WM&mk
we shall b6 releived from their i0nV
maritime tyrannv. ' -, I . ' -o k''-WESSifelLt
dicate4andjuned;T 1 1 i"
shiaw.AfCblof'iaifth- I
writ Trvr. 1. '
.r v. JL M. .'
iountv Courtlfas Executors tie Estaafc
ofvWiLLiAM GX)LPSTN; deceased
late of ; $aid county, request all peraQf
bavinemabcj s iagaiuHj the 1sa Ejtetfj-
attHe lastMav rm;t)f Clhatti '
to present them for payrfi'ent Jithln4 ftytp .
jime. reruif ed by' law, 1&tnriseihi
belbarred recoryv ;To
ltKe:state are re'qu.e$tedio nimtnei,;,
atepayment.r :JA. JOBH ALSTl; -.
XNote'whichilesl
JTbh-'SBI'oilteVtp;
JSOS, and which a sold to tJ?e.s ub r 7
scnuer,- Odqg lost orjnMiaiaprpeTsonr; , ;
are forwarried from tradjinglvr salw?; 1 , J
as th sbscTiberVijas nevjeriteceivltaTil f
consideration iWtfte
2L 'xte zmmi
" I 'tiiL ioiiowingr a captsot 4ano iri-
wil discharge tfte&i'a 'wiln'if
the year 1806, vpith the earpracejovej:.
twi)g',.iici'-'r.-'':J Z ' Wif $Ti
' lOOa Acres, oft thesotitKsTdefc WeHQ?t :
creek, belongipg to ;th beurs Of Jeanet , -
Stevenson; v.rr: MivZf S'-'-i
y-SOd Aretbelbnging: tdhd;maa;Colii,f !
ranonr the south'side pf Welch's cieek, ' 1 p,
oo-'t.heao'atbsAd.Knoa ifiviprnXf' .
the weifsideoiCohabV weJciV L
Und wieregiveiiin by jfohTJet i- '
v". 200 Acres, in the wpP" V9fVf' .; '
couuty, belonging to Alda Ellisoxvtleei '
.not giveln in. v:.y:.,v' . .y-X-r--i- 1
WILL BE SOLD,
r . - m
10c
or so much thereof as will aijffiirJeti:
to satisfy the Takes jdup hrebtprstbjlT
year 18Cff,- togeherwithhc tscjjfga. : -. $
26-ao: byJoWCliv!to-4 " '
Elkin creek;--::r-mMM !
M0OdiJ?y Hnry;PrattWda'':.tr
- 375 da brETndia:CbarhDer w ,1
ci'3 creek watmvi':.-?- 'I'
60 dol bycTndy Carcathelijl
of the Yadkinxivlrvi 'X''J::$f
,180 doV Cristom Cogsheri on tbewi ;
240 do. not erven in. beloilsine to Bow -1
raan''Cas6n do;..;i 'Vk'i
150 thriven' ift by Jacol Hlnahaw
'. 180 doiiJ. James Jnicx
Mountain. 'X - .iiM'
100 do. by 2ecnarIahrHonkp
R6aringtriyer5vaiera : ' : ' ;j'Kc
m r. r. rwvw 1 -- v w r xr mm u ,
creek' Waters
lOOdoj by- Jacob HserottYadkinrrreigi-ti
: - 125 di b WmrUhderwbod; 911 tlwa? ;
tcrd:li(aa.kiiafvg-7.?;
: v 150 dd, by RieftaM JacladreTeeJc
J-1004A by Israel VtersL;dn- Hoajhj
--66i:Sdo, byagb'lfajei;Kingrt - S
: 50 do.bl5a!ah Bafcer,;bn jrUintuigx?k U
550 dd. by Jesse'Frripatrickr on: Bont I
gcreeiiwatws.: i
iyy doitbyjhodeHeavesaido.ift
. 250p; Jb;RixhatttlCoir, 'on Orssy Is
Fork- waters; Vi5' - V;:, K:r 4 i-r
s-. ladoi; by Sani; Scott; onGHs3yf ork
27 J da nat giyen in, the ppjert)tt9
I ; 178 do. : by; Sarah Hunapbiessibri Ciboit
. vi -i-
june i3f f
wV.VOJfc,
thia Si
t ;i loo .dot Dy j as jJawson, on Coles cirftefe;x
. j watersv"; p-1: j' '-: iIj&A-Xi ,
j brand, ,. ;v.y?ftfe MMfWS -'
1 '" ' 170-rtr . 'not e-iWn in ' th' rriirm
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