RALEIGH fgF
AND
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North-Carolina State
Ou' re the plmi of iideltghtful Peace,
Unvurp'd by party rsf., to l'e Brottr.
THURSDAY, APRIL 19, .1810. '
No. 5i2
Gazette
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admitted, I -it thf s.iciihce is m n I y ; . vv
t. mporary, bcin; uaantteiy compensa-
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td v tin." greater diun.iun v a;n: Ujie
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at title p. adu'ed
ti.-uuhis. ut, uf all p.ac'ic ibie forms . .1
d encour t:emen?, i nu;'at hav- b
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d that the o:n
und-:r consideia
( w,,;a. cs-apt: opposition,
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Hie "oi conra.ns txvo I'l'-i.j-i,:,.. ; a
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pruspec ivt , anticipating th: app'Opru
1 i.n I ' r clo.i'hmg i;r the a; my. and the
.mir.dment proposes extendi it to!
t.d the other, dire -tun; a prelere tee
to br given to h.mu- in.'.nul 1 ur s and
P 'i 'irtioi.s w'l.-i'tvcr it can be d:.ne
rv:!ij:iii!'t.i! J'tri-nfn: .'a t h'
srnuc. 1 lie 'oject of the first is tu
,, lM.c fonlrjcls L,, be madebtforv
llwl uath nvimibrlnrrrv roiri Itv ttflt .
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ci;r, y lo cnnble them to utpply the ar-
dcl-.-j wanted in sufiiacnl quih'ity.
U ;i. n it is rccoild t.d th .t iht re a; e fn -
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u;lv men of limited capo aU, it will
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IR'')VI7U U liai UII3 K'lIU 01 USli"
rr n slowed 'itii t udeiice. will b-
nrod.ir.tive d:t- bc-:l reul.s. It is in
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.f, : y pin ounr a p; meapie Ion-,: acted
aC.eU
'.'jrs With
0IJ ,,f advincir.jr to catrdc
government, on account of the magni
tune ol their cntrem-MSi 1 he ap-
psopnai;.,:i coiucmiiat d to he made tor;
; tnc ear ! 3 1 1, mayjbe restricted to such (
a tn m a, whether vv: na.e peace or
war, we must neetssartly expend. The;
discretion is proposed lo he vested in
ilvrrs of hri cerVience, who will be j
rei-;-.. lor its'lbuse, ;.nd wh, are j
enjoin.-. -.1 to see Mia Ike public ecrvice j
;t cer. no riatrricl 'd'ty.acitt. H is :
st.nt-d .. ' hemp is nyw very high, and
lint co:d el", made under t xtsiin cir-;
oiinstanres wai oc mjarjouNto govern-.
nien:. U :t ihf amendment creates no ,
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u m upon tnc ccreiai y u: mc 1.--
v to -o into m;ukrt at this "praise :iu.-
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i ct..i;i!rr tlii amendment CLjrr
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c ...su'.cid.i jo, ol tiie fi.-.t importanct ifi !
: pu.ir. ot pitiiuplr. it is evident, Uai j
v hv. . ve;- duiiof. nuty be etileriaiued as j
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to tiic .T.r-ial j)o.xy 01 i!.e manuu -
vtf :n, none can exist as to th
,).! ; of our b. able to lunnl
;..rs-Jcs with artioies of the first neces
-u , in tiuv. ol Wui'. (
maraiime o ;
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such a sUte t jj
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vdy. It is n k nrrrsa.y that thej jf
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: i.c ip ii.'. ty ol iiemp.
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naiuni proposed.
d i.ossf ,es ti.'
i nb'e r. cauioo. nd .tieli oi earoura ;iu' '
it toe s.i;;:t' I: iic liie 10 ji.t hiC'.:re ati.l :
1 . sv b oi 1 1 v 1 . 1 j. Fur iik isn.;; lot
..: aid ! r la- wi(ju;ht a: aide, y a. in-
s : il:'..i :n I at..- for trie raw ma-;
. : ,al, .a il oh.-., - pie ut iy present new in - i
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attrf
. tiie 1 iit'i v jtor. '
ec e;tat subject $ di .t claim :
a (d .tie Na'ional Legislature I
1 the
.i leresls o' a ' iculture, com- i
; ne fee v.:vl u.iiid.u .tares. Ve have
11 ui ij.f'rj us a p -opoiition to afVord a
a..!.;.y p.ot ::t:..:i tt) idle rights ol com
cieu e, and n .x lias it been treated -
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it- t ctcu . 1011 nae oeen suiicueu 101
pi 1. note agriculture, by increasing thej
tat ih ties oi' internal communication thro' ;
t:r. "..M'is of canals and, roads, and whai j'
n.t.. been none ? i-'ostponed I We are!
a r called upon ti v;dvc a t'itling sup-1
oori to our do n-:' 'C man a'aclures, audi
siu,d we c'.o-:., the circle ot Coiiin east ;
nal mciTiriency by audmjj this also to
the catalogue i
mm030
LE FTEK 0
nhrr of ('onyrrxs of thix Stil?
OF HIS UUN-5 11 Tir.N 1S.
to u:
I !
Ci: nfir.isbin- on, Ctb 4ortl, 1810.
On tlrj dist ult. the question
as u ,.n ou ,;ie amend. in nts of the
,nateao .Macon's bdl, which was no'
..
agreed to and the bill lust, by whkh
h- t,n-ini-course i conlinuctf t;n
, t xl in.,ltfni J. R laui a resolution
00 inc tatde to lepeui it, which has not
been ucteu on.
N t having had any information of
.
ijlr c .urse put sued by the beihcrcierus
viore jl ;o;ps d.s.ni ,al, has produced
su pens on ol the pase d su..diy
imp . taut tji I .
j Tne l- iaf rmat.on was from a'pii-j
; vate letter lrm Ftnk'tey cf tiie -ith ol j
' Jan. to Swcrcta: y Siiiiili ; I was favored j
j with its pcrus.il. It s.ates, th -t cf e
! t.) cabinet councils (j;i Jackson's con
duct, and al.cr a full consideration ofi
) the whole cori'.so . .ndence an 1 dismissal,
thai he, Mr. P. had a long hieridly con
ference wi h Lord WelLley, who slated
th..t hi conduct could not be app-oved
; of, that he should be recalled, a;.-d re-
placed by a person of chasacter and!
! standing. Tiie whole of the conduct of!
his Lordship evinced the strongest de-j
sire to adjust ?II dilierences.
, After which Mr. P. shewed him a part
' of his instructions, with which he was
we!! satisfied; and r que -ted hitn to pre-
pa: j his note, lhat diffcren:es mi-h
k3 t,r.Vin .te,j xTi.vou lf... Cl( ,:
This same spirit is corroborated by his
Majesty's speech -o Parliament. We
n e waiting with daily expectation of in
formation and confirmation.
But it must he remaiked, that this
wasimmediately after unfavorable events
and after they had seen the spirited re
solulions of the S-natt:. But if the thirig
is postponed uv.til they ave inlrratci of
i;r tilt i-:.u-ii in tnc uuuo; iiv n -
t . . , . 1 ,
sentauves, the Boston resolutions anil
siren;jin or tnsir party r.ere. frey win
probably act as on the repeal of the. Em
bargo laws in the disavowal of Crkiwc'ii
arrangement : For nothing but impe
rious necessity C3i induce them to uan
doo tueir parti zrms in this country.
The obtainisiP' our independence did
not extinquish the flame in the hearts of j
nis Majesty's htibjects in this country,
and although it. was smothered under
the two first administrations, it was
cherished under a hope that we would
taher returnor set up a. royal standard J
in this country ! The successive elcc-
lions of Jl rson and Madison, has not
. Ino iwhVd thi- b.. nr. ! Kut has enkin-
.11 . 1. 1 iJi. d
uieu a name wnicn nas leu incut to acts
of despeia ion.
The triumph of ('emctrary under tiie
1 J He rson ind what has transpired of the
orcsent administrati.'.n, lias also driven
"
ihe l'ederulists int acts bordering on
madness; insomuch that they are nv
sdetttihed with lVi itish partisans, Sc have
suljinitted to Cu is'oohrr (iore h other
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1 1- - j
UO V jS r ill.tlllV ULLr.jlitu iidhi d uii-
i no .ipi-d expectation to loreit;-;) cm-
!);iS-,v : lie is u man of the most intole-
rani spirsi. laieMts an'd unbounded thirs.
lot pi.wi.-i, and has fcr sonictime b' en
invetc-, uad belongs 'to the phalanx
of oppon son. This. triple alliance has
!k -W, ;p the nation as perplexed and im-lecii.-.
Li. Btitain pariicub-rly',. from
the (iriVedon of the person alluded to
-urCTCOtTiV 10 UIH. King
riiiin, knew how to calculate upon eur
divbi a. i and thereby persisted in her
a j-re-ions. Hut I have the con-oln-dou
to lie)!- vc ihst ail her machina'ions,
.villi the impositions and artifice of her
friends, will soon yield to the good sense
and pctrioiism of my countrymen ; and
that the same spirit which achiev d our
intlependence will preserve it I The
pevjde in ihc.Fist are discovering the
i mno-dni'iii
New-Hampshire 13 a Ire a-
dv emaiicipatetl 1
Rhode-Island and
Massachusetts are convalescent and wdi f
be res'ored to p ilitvcal heahh after tl.r
ensuTig tleC ions ; t.Lcr svhich we shall
be able to assert our rig!its and mam
tain the only five G ve; ntnent ou Earth i
Tina session is expected to close in
this month, after hich I shall see my
friends and constituents and hasten lo
ny family, in hopes to enjoy more feli
city than is afforded at Washington.
F IF CT DOLLARS RLIVARD.
ON tiie 4h day of O'tober last, Charles
V. Ai'Ke n.i k deserted from tlii-s I'ost
(while; abv.-p.l ah leave to tro to ilu Iist
(;;c.' ut talan I'oiftit, to return immediately.)
He lank with him about Three Hundred and
TwviiLx f)n liars, wliitfh had come to his hands.'
for tiie pnt )ose of laying oil a small iletaeh
ment of troops under lus command. Said
riv.en.ie is about 5 feet ten inches high,
spare muk?, very active, sandy coiouitti iin.i, !
and, I believe, grey eyes ; is -.very talkative
when at all encouraged, and his assertions
generally on investigation will be found un
true. '
1': om a newspaper publication it appears
t hut to is crideavormtr to i moose oi: the neo
pie ot IVkms'i die, S C. as a Surgeon oi. Phy
sician. Tiie above Reward, wib be given to
any I'erson who will deliver said Deserter,
rharles f M'ib-nie, at this Pot ': All gnocl
(Jiti.eiis will surely feel themselves interest
ed iii bringing to justice o vde kn ofJehder.
t'DW AIil I' AST K Lit,
09 oa L . o. it?, int C ta'.fsry
Fort Powliatan, near Canin Point, V'a
f lie. Printers at Columbia, iind.that at or j
ueart-st l'ickinsville, S C. will ple-ase insert
the kbove for bur or five-wekg, and forward
their arco i: .1 eiilwr 10
'fat this place,
'or to C&pt. J. M'Cti'.aiul,
E. PA-YE'.
is bur v, N C
Stite of
iGitna
AJi-tc v Ci.-.. . ' " --cj i'srm. 1810.
Evsrard Hail and c.-iii,
1 ( In Chancers
Edward Halt ard John ll. Hall, S-
Ex'rs cf E! zibsth Thcnp3on j or Bill
deceased. J . .
IT appearing to th? satisfaction of this Court,
that William Thorr.pon, a -defendant in
this cause is not an inhabitant of rivs'State
.n motion, ordered, that the said Wdliam
Thornpson do make his personal appe-.iaace at t
the next bupenor Court, to be ho. iLoi lux the
County ot Ldgecornb, on the stcon.i Mcnd.tv
ol ep;. nex;, or the said B.il, as to him, will .
be taken pro conies:.. ; and, that thtre month j
noocc be publ. shed :n the Srae Gar.
NOTICE.
'TH Sals of Lands in Brunswick County
i for taixe, as heretofore advertised In thiS
Gazette, is poiiponed to Satutday,. the Sth of
May, wlien.wi'l-Jsoh? sold, at the Court Housa
in Smithf :U in likt manne r and for tfce same
p'jr.ce, Lof No. in i,aid Town, now cx
formerly belojiging to : - ; .andaisoa
supplemental Lot No. ' oricrinaliy leasrd to
Crifaiir. ' Sut.ton.- Fu'rther;v.o:e, two Lots in
;, . r . , , i ,
1 1 tne environs ol d iown, Ivs ana pur
j chasd byCilLl Loring who is supposed to
be still the owner.
J. G. SCULL. Sh'iT.
iti,' 13107 49
March 24
TIVENT2 DOLLARS REWARD
STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the Sub
scriber. on the night of the 20th of Feb'y'
A GRAY MARE & BHUVVN GELLING.
The Mare istibniit sixteen handsdiigh, sevea ,
years old Vlits Spring, trots naturally. Th
Horse is abom fi'tceen'hands h'gh, pineorAeri
yars old, a smalUSiar in his forehead, one
hind foot. wnite ; racks -'or. paces gieneraHy'. '
t when travelling 11 strayed, the above re
.M Ward will-be given o any person that wdi dc- .
j j lver them to him in Chad ;:: Nr. Car.;bna
"d i f stolen, a reward of Ff'-y Dollars, Toa
convicaon of the i'luef.
A. T. DAVIDSON.
Charlotte, N. C . March 27, 1810.
3 .50
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,
L 1
T"t 7lLL be paid for apprehending and coa
V V finiag inny jaU, sthat I get him agaitL,
a Runaway Negro, named
FRANK.
He is about 50, years oldv nearly 5 feet 6 or 8
inches high, is pitted with the smail pox,. ha
lost some of his fere teeth, 2 or 3 toes off one
cf his feet, and scrr.etimei walks lan e ; ca
read little, and penerafiy caraies a book witla
him ; lie is very arrful and plausible, av.d will
atfju pt to pass as a free man. He hsd on a
wlute Negro Cotton Jacket ana Tiowsers i
took with him a variety ot cloa'.hing;, and is
foi.d of wearing a blue broadcloth Surtout with
a red cape. I'o the above reward, leasunable
expences will be added, it brought home.
J Ai OB MORDECAI.'
Warrenton. March 2.tb, 1810. tf 48--
.' j. '
p.KAl' I V K I U Y ,
Gold & Silver Ware; &c.
THOMAS EMOND
ETUR?;S his smcere thanks to the mil.
V lie for the l.beral and increased encourage
ment he has L i Iy received in lu? l.r.e of bui
ness, and respectfully informs them that h
has furnished himst If with a gcod workman
in the above line of business, who makes ail
kinds of Gold and Silver V are, Hair Work,
and Engraving, &.c 0.1 reasonable terms. Any
person vvi.l.iuj to have GcM or Silver worked
over will be assured ol having h done of th
sare Gold or Silver snt, andi.not exchanged
r "7,, ' . . w ,vc . IU' "5Si ),rice tct
n11r 1 ... ..II : i-- it. - . f
N. B. Clocks and Watches made and r.
paired as usual, and warranted. . "
Raib, Zinh March, 1810. tf-49
INLAND NAVIGATION.
One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
will be gained for Two Dollavs.
First Classy-North Caridiaa Catawba Lottery
SC1ILMF.
1 Prize of 1,500 dollars is
1 do. of, 500 . 13
2 do. of 250 " is
3 do. . of 100 ia
5 d . of 50 is
20 d-. of 15 is
20 d ) of 10 is
b25 do cf 4 " 13
oOO
'oOJ
20
sua
' 3,.v,o :
IjO
1 do. bemg the fi. st drawn )
bla nk on tiie last day, of '50 is
A mount of Prizes, r,ou0
3,50c- TicUis at 2 Dollars each, is 7,00
N.-t three blanks to a prize The prizes to
oe paid in Chui;tce teiiLvs af er medraw-
I "g s cioseu, suoject lo a dedacuon of iwentf
n pei cent
Seven Hundred Tickets' wi!i he drawn m' s '
diy in tr.e ry-vvn of Ctiarlotte, as soon as 'he
sale of Tickets will idmit- Previous not.c
will be given by the Managers, who by 2 act
afour I-51 Legislature, ate held responsible for
.fanhiui and honest cnviplauce with the
above scheme. -
The managers hope that the Advantages re.
suiting from this scheme to ailvir turers, but
euptcially the irr-ponance and . i.c: al uoiitv of
! tue efytcr contemplated by te Lotteiy.'ViH
j secure the patriotic cos.ic.ib!
i i o .v of
tlfr FM.-...r ;.,..- .
efiart to internal improvement, which has beer
attempted 411 the western pari. oi this iuie. '.
Those gentlemen who iruy patronise tik,s an.
liiHtaL'.f, f v.. w - . . . - I .... : . . .
""j'-i,, iu. Jl(.u 10 uiicu ine.r iet
(postpaid) to A eh. bald It
03.
.1 , oi vi:ar; 'e
i rfsurer,wno win luniish . .ckcc
. ." . U r . "
or to
04 ii. c- ianati s.
JOSEPH G'bMIAM,
PL'i Lil -F()ii;,h.V, , j
JAMES COM N Lit, MaKit
WILLI xM UAVii)SON.
J
'J? Lvry Sharehou'cr v the N ru. Csr-i-
1 1.1U catawUa Co -p.nx is ti'ji'r .... ; , Am
, Iy io attend at Mi Andrew ilr. '... : , ....
foxd,:on'Thurscay, '.he l.'.n of May, at.l.-o.
e:os.K, .0 e.tct 1 .i. :ei- n.i-.i trnsac: cthti Ua,i"
ni 01 u;-wCi itns.
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