ecbAt Vblch baa taken place on this
T,, fich too loor for Insertion io a
nil w . .
kl paper.
fnation-i I care not of what political
JcctymaDy as there are who believes
that the war is not undertaken oa just
groundsthat we had not borne wilh
their Indicmttiea till "we could have
The following, pertinent K- . p . y. .f
' ...iMiAni hivn MiMmra - - - - r
- - - .w.k'i will be &'! derins vour rirooertv and imnrcssiflfe
uui stdujcu uu nig- uwwauf . ac
cents have been sent into this nation
M. MACON moved to strike to sow divisions among us, who ought
i tie md insert fivt .years as the to be but one family. ,What crime
cs 5 :. . Ji' 1 i i ir. vvt.4 ;n;.im
. nrcnlilttnenu oc rcjzrciica as i uccu cu uuuuuc .
law"1- - . j: t t llu . ...nr j K-
" lib a SUV oqcuic disasters wnicn ii nc wc not suucicu . vuiu uuv- .
d bcWicn thecountry ; and there II added to the catalogue: itseemstOj
Kninnewav to Ouyuic inetr ex II me not ixo man iovc peace muc
p .A that was bv risioe a u Deri or than I do. and if it had not been for
pthem, as a part of the1 nation 'had Great Britain sendmg her agents to
.'reidr done he nftant the Western our fire-sides, I do nut know but I
. - L - 1 IJ L. ... U .......
trv where a-patnousmnaa oeennsnouia nave votca agaiusi.
-K hlftd eaual to that -which micht It seemed to me like an attempt on a J
. . . i- 1 : , 1 1 t i. l tlt ... .:.U
man s aaturruer. iiot tuuvcuv wuu
vcxine and harrassing you whenever
you ivent from home, they cqme here
to put strife into your family." 'You
have been told, that the rnnce He-
V
cent and his ministers are firm. Sir,
we never calculated on their "receding,
but on the energies and force of the
nation to obtain redress, and it we
had been united we snouiu nave e-
quailed our most sanguine expecta
Hons Let us follow their example,
ana determine to maintain our na
tional rights, as they do to maintain
their usurpations on them
With respect to the term of s:r
..a ,,mS futlnwfH. Our obiert: vice, enlistments tor one Vear will
wwcught to be to recover the ground look as if we were alraid to go the
we have lost, and meet the enemy whole length of the war. Kaising
with troops that will ensure success, men for five years would convince
Wnrr told- sir. this war has united the enemy you meant to inaintam
Mmd to a nun. Sir, I neverVex. and enforce youf rights ; but while
ietrd aid from our enemies. Let you take meo for one year or cigh
n follow so good an example, and u- Iteeo months they will think we are
v, Hntinmitshed uorae-tn its best
&i)S. Their zeal nequal to their
Irarrrr aod the onlv drawback on
their eoterpnze was the difficulty of I
a.!Ing somctiung to e-n; in me wii
dcrr es We mut riie after reverses.
Whit. ir, aid fr. M. would have
be cmc of H me, had he'despoqded j
wh o Hannibal defeated Iter armms ? 1
She roe upon it, and became the niis
tresi of the world. What would have J
bcfnike situation of our ckusc in the )
Revolution, if, after the Uriiih sue-1
criises i Jersev, we hid despond-. d ?
But tht men of Peonnjlvania andji
New-Jersey rote pn it, and victory
I foresaid, between the twenty-thinj day
of June last, anc the fifteenth day of Sep
tember last, the Secretary of the Trea
sury is hereby directed to remit sj!
Dnes) penalties and forfeitures, that
may have been incurred under the sai
acts, in consequence of such shipment
importation or- importations, upon the
costs and charges, that have arisen or
max arise oeing paia, suia on paymeni
of the duties which would have' been
piyable by lavr on such goods, wares
and mtr, handiz?, if legally import td ;
and also to direct the prosecu'ion or
prosecutions, if any shall .have been in
stituted for the rcjrery thereof, to
cease and be disctfn tin ued I .Provided
nevertheless, That no case in which the
pun haic i f such goods, wares and mer-
chanue, was made, alier war was
known to exist between the United
States and preat Britain, at the port or
place where suih purchase was made,
shall be cniitlcd to the benefits of this
act. "
r H- CLAY.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Vm. H. CRAVVFOKD,
Prettdent of the Senate, pro tempore.
January 2, 1813 Ar proved,
;JAMKS AlADISOIif.
An Act to increase the Navy of the United
States. , v .
Be it enacted by tbe Senate and House of Re
pretentatixet of tbe United States of America in
Cvfigrest auemMed, That the President of lue
United States hU be, and he hereby is
authorised, as soon as suitable materials
can be procured therefor, to cause to be
built) equipped and employed four hps
to rate not less thin ncvcnty-four guns.
and six ships to rate lot ty -four gun
eacht
$ec. 2- And he it farther enacted, That there
shall be employed uu board each ol the
said ships of seventy fur guns each, one
captain, ;x beutenan s, one captain, one
frt lieutenant and one second Iieuten-
A NEW STORE
tTP HE Subscriber is novr opening; a hand
some Assorrmerji or--DRY
GOODS', and a good
WARE and .GROCERIES
TCVESERTED. Ir&riltiie CimnlfiM: TW -
Stock 9f HARD- January; ROBERTOiASSITERa Ccrjfwrar :
in a new Store in the: I8tlr Raiment Of the4X? States larifc rv
aii on., rayciicvinc pucci, gupoj'ic m uiiu m iryf -uassicriwas Dum in oates ccuntn ana ';
W I I 1 ? T -' m. ll -4 Ja "J? 111 IClA' A l' f k .. ' : ,.71 , j , . Jt , : t J
ii scou ivern, wuicn r.c win scu iowhot 11 uvea pan or last year as viverseer far atahhf ' 1 (
j Saleiib, Van. 1, 1813 w old.LS ftet,9iiiite 8, hilffkiSh.lfli "';-!
ii a tuauiciuii w eis nsviner been e-ntftv of et c
Reward.-; : v:v ' J G BLOUNTif
V V :l-Caflain lStb Jteg. Infaniryl ?
Camp neararboro', Jan. 4r.' A ,t -' . :'
TltPcat whfch wooJd Drevenr
a suspiuon w eis naving been; eulfty of so
XTOtwItHtandinr the Wood Work of tbU H a&e an act; Whoever VUf deli vci said JLas
IN Academy has again been consumed 6v'f s,tcr to Ihe. Subsciiter, or aaf other Officer 'iofi
r ire, rreparatjons nave peen rnaae iqr tnc re
ception of Students, and the School will go
into operation on Monday tbe 4th of January,
1813, under the supenntendance of Mr. Abel
Grauai, as Principal Teachef.f';
This Gentlerran's moral character and lite
rary improvements eminently 'Qualify him to
discharge the dpties attached to his station.
Tnenglisn Iangqage grammatically, the
Latin and Greek Languages, and the usual
branches of Sc'nce will be taujbt in this
Institution. x
- The Wood Vprk of the elegant Brick
Building will be Completed again perhaps by
the first of May for the reception c-Students
and for the operation of the School.
Catwei 'I County, C.Dec. 23.
DESERTED, From Camp near Taiborot
Dn the niint ef the 6tb instant. ISAAC
SKlTTLETHORfE EDMUND SKIT
.TLETHPRPF, BENJ, TITJERTON an4
JOSEPH SPROVEL, . Soldiers in ;the 18th
Re tnent of Infantry. r Isaac Skit tlethorpe
was born in VVjtahington'ccunJy,' . C. aged
25 yars, 5 feet 11 inches liigh, of dark com
plexion, black ees, bfsek hair, a vd is stout
LAUREL ;MILL ACADEltfT.
'T'HE TrusteesTfeel a p!easurenbeing 1ble
t" to announce to the public, that Mr.
M'Leak, an experienceof" Teacher, and a
young man of integrity and talents, a G;adu
ate of the University of North-C&rolina, has
undertaken the charge, for -the present jear,
where Students may be prepared for any Class
in the University.
The price of Tuition is Sir per annum ;f
Washington ccunty, aged 32, 5&et 10 io he'
high, ofda k couple .on, dark hair, well-
savage countenarce.-Brnjaniui ;'J
was bom in Washington county, i3f
hi
bu it, has
Aiuetou was fcom an Washington county, it Y -.-.j
high, light complexion, sn alrdark eyes; black ij ;
hair'. Jcst'pu' Sbrayel.waa'bcrn in WashingivJ '-.
ton cou.fyr age.iG years, 5 feet 7 inches &
halfb1g4 , Jigtujconiplexjcn, blue eyesight j 'fc'
hair, I sioops-tn-1 bta shoolderi. and has la hv- i , . ; "I V
poyiticii whiue- when speaking.' J . ' A .ft' '-iml
1 have gepd reason to believi; that ths ab)7S
memionea jjeierters Have returned to' the
paid in advance, otherwise g20 and Boarding j Neighbourhood "j wbere'.they were borri.' T
cite to a man; ictus reroemoer tnc
m cmitneotal majcim " UNITED j
1 STJ1MJI DIVIDED VTL (FALL.
If we were as united in defence of our
rights, ts England is ia her usurp
ti ns, this Tvar would not last a single
caapaign intl I hopeln this respect
ve shall at lean If am wisdom from
S3 eoetny. The calculations about
cceor two campaigns, however, in
prefect circumstances, are visionary.
Wc hare engaged an enemy not io
ths habit of yielding very soon. But
if ire were to unite, the question would
la be settled. Thclrause and b
jeettf this war has been rhore con
cisely tinted by one of inosc actively
tcjtged in it, than any other pcon
I m?an Captain porter's motto
Free trade aid Sa ldr's rights"
m man could have given a fetter de
wibn of it. It -appears to me th:it
cce part of this, cootinentought to be
2-ous for the rights of seamen
bother part for a free export trade
if we were, Vs we ought to Oe
'"td. tbe war wuM be carried on
Wih nerg and with success. I
pre with tbe gentleman from New
Jcncy.thattiirsihing isnotto be done
typaper men. Mv opinion is, that
best thing we can do, is to raise
ta lor rive years. et the Legis
Jre of the country dp its duty. If
35,000 men now authorised be
Kt enough, let us grt as many as wilt
Jf sdequate to the end we propose.
dcmen have thought proper to
Jkv former transactions, J would
wili ng to past them over. I be-r
w almosi every measure adopted
7 we General Government would
Me had its destined effect if adhered
J You have always got the better
F the irgument ; y6u have better
1 0nstioos ; but what avails all
your power. Mr. M. concluded his
remarks by moving to strike out one
and insert Jive.
i
by Aumoitrrr.
ntain has imnrraserl vour sea
10(5 ;ivrn you blows for good
ds. you becQ hcrctofore
lyourpper measures were worth
T1: now, that it is proposed to
Je fcow for blow! what is said?
TOu ae departing from the pa
. - rstem, whiqh tbe tame persons'
h 'V rtPrted, and to which they
fcotTie friendly only titer every.
ly at-pieifi.ttlon has failed.-.
mQsuccte(f or we must vield the
n drnibt that the wariis iusdy
Ua- Is there a ban in the
In
temporising, and instead of lowering of rr,ir:B onc 8"rKeon one chaP;
rf .Kt- .. nMr.. la'i &e purser and three surgeon-'
their tone by this means. you will raise ' ' , .
iu exactly as you appear ncicie, rk,rt,J.Tht
they will unite, and as you dnplay th -h.., K -mnluv . iu Cilth of the
energy. you will disunite them. Do 9ajd sbipi carrying seven'y-four euns
not loosen yourgrasp in an quarter, tnc following warrant officers! who shall
out increase ii in every way wunia be appointed by tne tcsiaent oi me
United Stales t one mas er, one second
mdster, three master's mates, one boat
swain, one gunner, one carpenter, one
sail maker and twenty midshipmen ;
and the following petty officers, who
shall be appointed by ihe captains of the
ships respectively in which they are to
be employed viz. one armorer. ix boat
wjin' mates, three gunners "mates,
two carpenter's mates, one sail-maker's
mate, one cooper, one steward) one
master at arms, one cook) one coxwain,
one boatswain's yeoman, one gunner's
yeoman, one carpenter yeoman, ten
quarter gu -n-rs, tight quar.er masters,
and one cleik and one schoolmaster, al
so to be appointed by. the captain.
Ssc. 4i And be U further enacted That
the crews of each of the said ships of
cventy-fouv guns shall - consist of :w
hundred able seamen, three hundred
irin3ry seamen awd boys, three ser-
ean's.r three rroorals, one drummer,
onefifrarvd ixty marines.
S. c. 5. And be it further enacted, That
the nay of ihe sh. uUmasrer shall he
twenty-five dollars per month and twB
rations per dy.
. Sec. 6. And be it f urther enacted, Tha
the sum of two millions five hundie'
thousand dollars be, and '' the same is
hereby appropriated, outpf any monies
. . r - ' . 1 ' T-
in tne 1 reasury not omerwise appropn
lted, for the building and equipping o
the aforesaid ships of war.
HENHV CLAY r
Speaker of tbe House of Representatives,
-WMiH. CRAWFORD,
president of the Senate pro tempore
Tanaar) 2, 1813 Approved.
- ' T - JAMES iiADISON. .
Tj be bad in decent families at the moderate
rate of RIO per quirter-
Ti. strictest attention will be paid to tbe
morals and genera! deportment ot the students.
The situation is handsome, and esteemed as
healthy as any pnrt of tHe State, affording
the earliest opportunity of receiving tbe pub
lic papers and othei communications by the
Mail' Stage i the U. States passing every
other day in the week. v
, $an. 1, 813.
lLaVps at tbttynitto Stetr
H '
An Act directing the Secretary of the Trea
sary to remit Hnes, forfeitures and penal
tics, in certain cases.
' t .
lie it enacted, bv tbe Semite and H.nue qf
Retretcntaivet of tbe United Statet of Amen
ta, in Canjpets mttembed. That in all cases
where goods, wares and roerchindize,
owned bv a citizen cr citizens of the
United States, have been imported iu
o the United Sutes from'the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
'which goods, wares : and merchandize
were shipped on board vessels which
departed therefrom between the twen-
tr-third day of June last and the fif
teenth day of September last, and thr
person or prrsons ; interested in such
goods, ware or merchandize or con
cerntd is ihe importation thereof, have
thereby incurred any fine, penalty and
forfeiture, under an act, entitled 11 An
act to interdict the commercial inter
course between the JJmted 'States and
Great Britain, and France, and their
9 - i
dependencies, apd for other purposes,
and en act, entitled An actconcernr
ing the commercial intercourse between
the United States and Gredt Britain and
France, and thetr dependencies, and for
other purposes," and th act supple
mentary, to the act last mentioned, on
such person or persons petitioning for
relief Xo any judge pr court proper to
hear ifae same, in pursuance of the pro
visions of the act, entitled" An act to
provide for mitigatinr remitting fines,
forfeitures and penalties, in certain ca
ses therein mentioned ;H and on the
facts bing shown, on enquiry-bad by
Xaid judge or1 court, stated and transmit
tedas by) said act is required, to the
Secretary othejTreasnryi tn all auch
cases wherein it ehalijbe proyed to bis
satisfaction that said good V wares and
merchandize, at toe time of their
ment, were bona fide owned by $ citi
zen or citizen of the United StJtesand
shipped and did depart from some port
or place in , the . United .Kingdom , of
Great Britain and Ireland, owned as a-
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SPIRIT OF FOREIGN MAGAZINES,
rommenclnir Jan. It ll3, to be edited by
wasntngton lnrmg, c.sq. ot new-s otk, ah
thorof Salmagundi, be. proposes to enrich
the work occasionally with Portraits of seve
rai oi uic most Oisnnguisiica jnnciitu nivu
Officers, . accompanied with Biographical
.Sketches . - 1
The wmk will be published in roomhly
numbers, price Five Dollars per annrp, pay
able on tbe delivery ' of the sixth, comber ji
eacb.'year.T . " i
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PROSPECTUS
Of a new' Periodical Work, to be publ'Shed
semi-annually at Raleigh, by J. Gales, en
tilled the " '
CAROLINA LAW REPOSITORY.
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To be edited by a Lav Character.
J- The primary design of this Work, is to con-i
vey to every pari of the State earl intelligence
ot the Cases adjttlged tathe Supreme Coutt,
ana abstracts of, tbe Pubic Laws passed at
each session of tbe Legislature. One number
will therefore be published on the" first o
Marcn, and another on the first of September
in each year, jnst before the corrmeccement
of the circuits, so that the Profei.sjonr and
the citizens in geneta!, may be apprized of
ihe progressiye change and exp-sitiou of the
uw, socn atter tney rtspectivciy occur, and
at a time waen such informal icn s most d ai
rable- Bui the plan will also cornprehend a
vat iety of subjects connected wuh Legal and
general Political Science, which, it is hoped,
will render the work instructive and entertain
ing, not merely to .the practising Lawyer and
the Student, bat also to the Legislator and in -celligent
Citizen, who desires to contemplate,
n their origin, spirit aud effect, those princi
pies of Legal Polity and Civil Freedom which
lorm the basts of cur own admirable institu
tions. Hence ea:'b number will contain se
lect Biography of eminent. Judges and Law
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I. cations Opinions of foreign Jurists upon
cases sefnt from Virginia and Nonh-Carolma
oetoie tne Revolution neyer before published
Arguments and Opinions of Judges and
o uosel .a important cases, and such Lssays
as liave a tendency to' enlighten tne pt ogress
uuut ovmimcnt on certain projectea ae-
rations ox the Law, particularly that deeply
ntertsting topic, the reformauon of th Cri-
miual Cede. Speeches of merit on subjecs of
cimancni interest, aibcussea in tne iegisia
ture, will occasionally be inserted.
Cowoxi xons gach number will contain
fiom iio to 160 octavo pages, printed on $ne
medium paper, and with an elegant ner t)pe,
cast in Philadelphia for the work. The price
will be one dollar and fifty cents per number,
four of which will form a volume.' Each num
ber, to be' paid for on delivery. The first
number is in the press, and will be published
oh tbe first of March. " .
Subscriptions received by tbe Publisher and
other Booksellers, and by Gentlemen of tbe
Bar in whose handa tbe Prospeaus baa been
placed, , ' Jan. 14.,
any person wbowill deliver tbe said Deserters
at Tarboro,.; before the Compai y . to - whica '
they belong marches from thence, I will pay)
the above Reward, or ten dollal;s for each
Should the Company have marcbejjf pievious
to their appreherisjona delivery of $hera tor
any Officer of the States Army will nswef ;
the purpose. ( j ' ; J. G. BLOUNTi
'OaptaiuX&Mefr Jrfanirt,
Camp near Tavboro?, Jan. 7. - "V
I COMMITTED - :
To Wake Jail, on the JoTth of December,
reauestci
to com. forward proyepropertyV pay chargei;
and take him away; ' ' r V 'f
- T wenty Dollars Reward
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N.CAROLINA
A L M A.N AC K,
a The AatTonomical Calculations by P.Brpoka
at RicbmoBd Coimty, and the Weather Pife
Actions JbyJobn Beaaley , of Wake County.
', lis miscKiiancoua juuci , ; uahj laic
rating, useful and entertaini&g
17ih of December, a.1" MUL A
MANl i named Tim. about 20 vW Alrf. js r-.i
f Sor nine inches high, rather slender, has th4
mark of a burn on one pf his cheeks scarcely
..visible : Took with bim twe horses' a saddle,
tacfd with d pliish; pne black 'Wone Whitl
hat, one mixed bornespun nd one blade broad f '5f j
cioin coat, two or;Utfee.firje Shirts and tWd
or three ve?ts, an'perhaps other, clothing.I
wne ot tne ncrses is a sorrel, IU years old!
jiajms o iwnts nign, Maze laced, Wind o
ttie netreye, and one foot wh jte, wiiS W
shod. ; ?1 he ether a black, 10 yars bid, 1
ii4u3 anu a Hair gn, waze .isctr, blind
the near eye,' and hi off hind foot white.
It is probable that ;be has a white woman
with brm, as pne.thafhe whs too intimate
with was seerfwith bid 1$ m.les beyond Linl
cointon. ane is very rau, has l ght hair, gre;
eyes, good complexion arid, or so large i
woman, may be called handsome. The abov-
reward will be.giveu for said runaway an
horses, by ; , (NICHOLAS GIBNEY.
Mecklenburg County, N.C, Jan. 1
'lit
or
EXCHANGE
or
Old Six Percent cif Deferred $tdp&
pURisjJANTto:the Act of Congress entji fJ
JttledAri Act authorising a Subscriwic 1
fpr the OLD SIX PER CENT and Deir-
red Stocks, and providing for jthe exchan -
'if th em. nnxh. Ak Aii-C l.UlJ f
kw a
veral loan ofnees, and.wiir'cdntinue'cpefl iii
:ctv.M;nt if u CtA c D. r..
Deferred Stocks, in tbe manner pfesciibedb
the said act. New; Cert cate.feear1nKmter7
terest rrom tne i pay ox me fjuarter in which
the Subscription shall be made, at the Vate o
Six Per Centura Per A or urn, payali quartet
yearly, tor tne unredeemed amount of princi
pal of tbe Old Sx Per Centum and Deferred
flocks which may be Subscrjbed, will be lsst&
pectively wbete tbe Oid Stock Subscribed miy
at tbe same; rime stand credited. . Tbe Kev
5tocK wiune reaeemabie at tbt pieasore ot tts
United Sutea at any rime after the 31st dir
oi. ueceioocr, xo ; oui o reimDUTsepietJ
wis be made except fat tJ;e whole amount
injB ptocK stanomg at tne r:me, ro inecjait
zny proprietor, oa tbe books of the Txeismz
or of tbe Commisskmers of Loans rSFfectivi ?
public notice of such; intended TeimbopeptH .
5 ALBERT GALl,ATW.v .
Treaturt Xeahment Sctymfer lp f8fj y
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