; 4 : t .j . - t .,. . , .. ,'. i 1 i i
I
9 . jl' wmht .ntit town
stion on the V'
t . then cerium - -
r i i
!
.id lit reaction was in
T CC
-
iMeI on thl. ption
" rc!l nudttbereto. . .
-.nflPCKl' n. l,.. ;,,,,,itr the
I . ..icliition iui
irsew111 amount of the
tfB, i noted to arfiend the re-
lrtkrre hmfred-i"F',' wordl
' rect w fof " nB jwr
P ,T ' -r-rf lisIC million.
frfVcPtWrdn6tO20
cque tMto concur with the
in amending tfee .resolution
.rtrcase ihe direct ta 100 per,
sst0 1. resent amount making the
rct us to he raise? art millions
?! it was carried, J100 to
Imticn then being on igreein
1 P'rtetit directrix as before
ircrea r v . Kavs having
tna
I .1 -1
km
Hj explained at
-m, Itn'jth the motives ami
zr hich he shbt?:dv..tc
'Jartr J I
for
r.-lir. -
lJI tlint- were ot c
roJTc iv.-.jj,-
vn.. t!fre tn the nrcscnt
,ar;cteT'J r '
ken he concluded--
The House ac.joumccu
Tuetdn. CM. 2.
tc House relumed the consider
c he enfiriihed business, bcinjj
tt epert or the jcommif ce .prW.ays
ijMtinfcrecowmcninj; thcimpcsi-
rfad&ional fxe; Sc;the nrrtso-k-icn,
fcr nji 100 per. cent, to the
i tmotnt br the p rect Taxes,
We h s carriexl 89 10 S7. , . '
Be icend refolutionj to berease,
tc-jltfutyof twdfe a'wUn hilf cents
kt Uoo,a beinfc under iconsiderjtion.
LtW wiih thd gmcadmcnt made io
cennhtee of tie whole KnnS to in.
Ktase the same Xo 15 cents per gallon.
Mr. risk tf NX renewed his mouon
ro icsm twenty fire instiad ol fifteen.
Tie bouse adjourned tithout a deu-
sioo. t
Vtihftdsy, Oct. 26. U
i Tie Hocse resumed (the con?1derft
un ef the ur&juhed: us ne, b.mg
t qui n on ite.rm-liin b a nkr. out
15 (be pmpoed incrraje of the tax) Sc
iruf. lan ptcettf per gallon in ad
dition to ih-; prt'sejrt i1uy on ihi capa.
city ot the stilt TW wai negatifed
to 67. :."'
Mr. Fisk. mored to amend the amend,
tret of the com mitt'et the whole by
inning 'laestf instead cijftet cents
perpUoru
7S to 63.
fats motion t4 carried
M . Y'ancy of N. C. tfieninovsd an o
Btndraent e iig to place a duty ol
ccn a cn tvery gallon qf sptiits distilled
frrdotr.f stic tnateriIs,'tnad otdifi-
ibz it br ween the captcuy and product
of he Mr. Vt pbkc in support f
ctm:y to do equal justice to 'all: distil
krs,kc. f ' -'-:
Mr. Macon ?Uo spce In support ,of
z mciicn. He acknowledged the ne
ctsiy cf pfondmg a jreTenue,& there
s fto bciter jubjtct of taxation than
ip i s, provided it was! not taxed higbtr
traa it ccu!d bear. This motion was
ttRaiited 07 to 55 , "
Mr. Canp&ri of Teo. then moved to
ttiiie out the 'addlional duty of twenty
tfiiftpcrKfllar.d in lieu thereof pro
icscd an 'addiuonal duiy of 100 pe&cenu
cn 'be prestnt duty orj ills Tibis mo
tion was revived vritlout a'drvuion. '
When the Direct Ta rea- luUqn a
crttd yesterday ir.d; ibst'-tus: agrtco
were referred to jthe comrbittee of
Vays tod Mcaow to rtpori,b;.ls pursu.
iM thereto, j j ;c1 r
Mr. Trcup oi Ceti from the MUita
ry ammitte, rtpefied a billroaking
trther provittcD for R'.liog the ranks of
lie Rtgular Army by classifying the fee
tile pcpulat'cr. of tfi- United S;tet'.
This WH prep ststto provide for-the
Vision of be whole free male popula
Jwa "of the U. States, by the assessors,
irto c'asses of twenty -five men each ;
fHh class to be compered, under a
pttuly of - hundred dollars to fur-(
D,5b, withla diys 4fier the clissi
a'.nion ifortsiid, anjable-bcdied recrliit
r the service of the United Stateaw
Tbe bill s of sorne length, and contains
Try foil provtsicQst for carrying itself
Wo effect.
Mr, Ticop also reported a bill ' To
authorise the President of the U. States
to accept the services. -of Volunteers
lo my iHociitc 10d organize Uiem
lus sDU offer their ttrvicesl to the
rttrnment ofrhe;United Stitcs.'
IS
TYht tiaeoTtnlablll'dffidenarcx
plaio't Its obiect:i Y V. : '7
Mr. Trcup auo reported a bill to
proTide fortbe further, defence hi ihe
frontiers of the U States by authorizing
the President to augment the -present
military !ablisnmt nt.' . ' f . i
rTWs biH propofea to proridei" that
M in addition to the preient Military Es"
tablisment ot the Ucited Sutei' there
be 'immediately' raised forty regiments
n sucji proportions of infantry artillery,
rinemc'n and ca? airy, as the President
of the United States may deem proper,
6 be enlisted to senre during the war,
unless sooner discharged, and limited as
to service to the deferce of the frontiers
of he U.St at es. Uc
The three bils were severally twice
read arid referred.
. Mr, Troup also laid btfore the House
the following letter from the Secretary
at War to the Military commi -'ee t
Department of TTarOct. 17.
Sir .The creat importance of the subject
and 1 the other da lea of the Department,,
m hich cquld not fail to be very gensibly felt,
at ao intereitin a period, by a person who
had juat taken charge of if, are ray aiol-py
for not anwennff our letter of the 24' h if
September at an earlier day, on the defects
oflhepreaent Mi itary Ettblithment.
Due ccnj'deralion has been bestowed on
the iubiect matter of that letter, and I 'have
j now the honor -to submit to the committee
toe following repori t
1. That the preaent MUlt.ry B taMinh
ment, amounting to 62 443 men be present
ed and made complete, and that th moul
' efficient meant atithorisetl by the cons'itu
1 i'n -y aixl ronsittent wih .the general rit?ht
I of ourfrlIow:i'i2en be ailoptetl, to fill the
' ranks, and vrith the possible delsy.
2 That a pertr.anr.ut force, eonsia?ig of
at least 40.0U0 men in avhlitica to th prP-
srot mil iary estab mhrnent be raid for the
defence of our cities and frin?iers? under an
enj;aemcnt bythe Ktreutive withnuc
corps that it shall be employed in t!t-t ft.r-
I Vice withm certain specfiel tinitt and lha
J a proportional augmentation of general tfn
cera of each giaue, and other a att be prt
Tided for. s V
3. That ihe corps of engineers be enlarjd
. 4. That the ordnance department be a-
menued. i
. Jtespecting the enlrjre?nt of-the corps !
of engineers, I aliallaubmit hereaft'ef a more
detailed o mmuaiciti'W , j
- for the proponed amendment of theord- J
nnnce -department. 1 aabmit a report from
the senio ufiin r of that department1 in this j
pi.p which ia approved . j
I shall be ready and happy to eommun1- j
cste such further remarks and detaila.'on f
these subjectf aa the commit tec rnayjdesire,
and shall request permission to suggest:
hereafter the result of , further attention to,
land rellecttan on our rrilUary establish
! ment reneratly, shoidd smyVthinr occur
which rosy be deemed worthy ita attention.
I hate the honor to be, he.
t . . , V J AS. MONROE,
Hon. O M. Troup, Chairroann v' . y ;
Miliary Committee, House -.'j
of Repreaentalivea,-,
Acccmpaj ying this letter Is an inter.
estt!e DSDer of Sme length, from the
i pen of the Secretary, fcesued Expbna-
tory jtemaik, wh eh we shall publish
t as soon as ,wr can lay our hands cn i .
TheH .ue.reuned the constdcrctian
of the report ,of the coropitlce of ihe
whole on the report of the committee pf
Ways and Means, , 1 . k
1-nC rCSOiUllOI lor uumu ii duui
tional du'y no postage being under con-1
sidt ration, together wi'b the amendment
agoing to increase the rates :bf :pnfev
one hundred tns'rad of fifty per cen. on
I tbtir pretnrnt amyuol ifttr cbiiiidera-
ble debate, ' .
-The question on inserting; on,e hun
dred iostead of fifty per cent- was car
ried 9s:to-iscys y,
Th ques ts on adopting the resolu
tion (as am; nded) was .tbcnted.
f i Mr. Gaston awignedi as - he principal
reasob 'wliy be should vote aghnst this
tax thai -this was not a subject, the
revenue onVhich could be safely or pro.
perly pledged. to-thf public crcdi or
The revenue "therefrom "accruing, Jn
f ct. he conceived to beVexclustvely
pledged to the perfection of the Po a-
The question ws then taken and the
resolution was carried 9 6 to 47; ;
Y The next question for consideration
presented itslf in the following. words;
Resolved, That it is expedient to add
100 percent, to the present d6ty pnsiUs
at auction vTaod wasagreedrto without
The next resolution was that embra
cing a tax, among othtr articles, , on
cotton yarn, and otner maoufactufes,
lumiture, Sc-. , . -. -
The' questions to concur with we
committee? of the whole in strilcing out
.cotton yarn and shoes (that is, ex
empting them from taxation) were de
cided in the affirmative without fie
bate ; as also was tne proposiuon fcf
taxing all manufactured paper at the
me of fire per cent. r
Mr. Oakley of N. 'YJ moved to
strike out Billow candles! which was
negatived 74. tp -59. ' 1 .
Mr. J. Reid theq' moved to strike
out Bperxnaxetrcandlea, on account of
the pcculiar'oppressive operatioa of
tach a tax on the Island of Nantucket
and town of New Bedford in Massa
chusetts. . Ncgstived 73 to 50.
Mr. Bigelowr then.tnovedto strtke
out the Word leather so as to exempt
it from taxatioVwrttcH motion Mr.B.
supported at s?mp length.. The mo
tion was negauved by a considerable
Mtv Wheatot)the!i tifjve3 to strita
out the. article oatls. manufacted by
u.At.iutty i, in support oi xiatcn mo
tione maieibmeRnut
Mr. Eppia rxpliecUtbdthe.tnotioa
was negatived, without a division, v-:
; -Mr, Gaston then - moved to strike
out so .much 'orje WsolutioaVoow
under cods'tderatioo as proposes !to
taxfurmture above a certain value,
(bedsv betiding; kitchen Furniture, and,
articW.of domestic manufacture ex
cepd) whiclT iriotioa tras, without
debate, decided in the "negative 72 ' to
43. ' ; ' - I.
The question on the adoption of
the whole of the reaolntion (as emend
ed .by striking out cottou yarn xlnd
hats) was decided in the affirmative
76 to 34.
n. i ne next resolution, is " That it
is expeaient to class the retailers xl
foreign merchmdize, and add fifty
per cent, to the present duty thereon."
The next resolution 'was so to im
pose a duty on plated harness, combi
ned with the tax on carriages, as to
fadil to the present di'on.'cmages
The eigh.iT- and last resolation,
'That it is -xpedient' to establish a
Nitional Bank; with branches in the
several states,9 being under conside
ration. . ,'
On motion of Mr. Hawkins
The House adjourrtcd. s
The House'-Tesurhed the considera
tion of the remaining part of the report
of the committee. of the whole i be
ing a resolution " that iVis expedient
to establiahc National Bank" with
branches it tne several States.
"This" prcrvition was opposed by
Messrs, Cl tpton, Eppcs, Bur well, Stun
ford, Hawkins and Post ; and edvoCalrd
) '-hy Messs. Wnght,rDural. Gros'tenor.
Wilson & M Kee, unrj carried 93vto 54.
The reso'ution from the Sen ite, ex
pressive of the sene of Congress rela
tive the viciory' of the VYasp Over the
Keindecr, wa5 read a third time and
passed.'- i
Mr. W. Reed of Mass. after Remark
ing, that he had und? rctood th'ereTZas
before the Senate a bill lor the incre se
of th? naval force'ol the United States,
in order to acquire information neces
sary to enable the House to act undcr
standingfyon tho subject, submitted a
resolve lor consideration, which, after
undergoing some modification, present
ed itself in the following shape : j
Resolved That the Secretary of the
Navy be and he is hereby directed to.
report to this House, a statement of the
num!er .-0t armed vessels belonging to
theU. States" btr the dee:laration ol the
existing vir, designating the names
by
timbiand the progress made in the
execution of these laws ind, if not
completed, the causes that have pre
vented their execution.
' - After some cpulto'v conversation as
to the state ot the information on this
subject, the ."resolution w-s ordered to
lie on the table Si the House adjourned
. Frfn tlB v utionai jnrecuencer,
13y 4he Congressional Report of yes-
te dav it Will be seen that a System of
measures, cofrcsporiclent with the exi
gency of-the times, has been reported
bv the Military -commutes. The pnn
cipal measure proposta ltne cnssin
cation ot all the free stales in!, the U.
States into classes of 25, each of which
classes is to furnish one recruit for the
ArmyjThus, if one hundred j dollars,
thV present legal bounty for recruits, be.
too small an .inducement to any one" o''
that number to enlist into the army, the
voluntary contribution of ten dollars, or
i r 4
more, I'Om eacn mcmocr ui ct y ciaaa,
will .constitute; a premium' for which
recruits may be obtained in.abundancef
The principal objection which this mea
sure will receive and an objection of
some weight, too, will be its novelty.
Buti" certainly," if we look at the present J
state of things i if we look at the lorce
and means of annoyance whic the ene
my has at his dispoSal ; if we! look at
the determination he hS;. evinced to
humble the Yankeey for their" rnso
lence in daring to resist hisyile atroci
ties I if, in puttingtfiis c that together,
we reflect upon the" danger to wbich
we shall be exposed unless ' measures'
zdeuuate tothe crisis are adopted we
shall acknowledge these are arguments
sufficiently strong to conquer any oojecv
ions on the score ot novelty to the mea :
sure proposed. ;A nov.i state of things
demands noeiineasures. Britain re
quires us to surrender a large portion
of the soUof 2 ipfour states as a prelim inary
to negociatiefn. Go J knows what
she would have required tefoi e the end
of it. had we been base -enough to yield
that. The People with one voice spurn i
the insolent demana. i ne aeraana men
must be resisUd. Our present regular
force is incompetent to cope with that
which the enemy can array against it.
The process of recruiting is too tardy
to supply tne requisite number of men.
To call out the Militia en masse, and
inarch thtm the necessary distance
and force of each and their present con.
di;ion ; also, the number of n;w vessels
authorised to be btu'.t by law sihee that
frOf thBf KszZssi fcrftSs? "iuf tf th6
oueiohHlhie Constitution
which tnatiy'of bnrf citisCconwied-
itiously ehtertai;i, would be an unequal:
measu'hjere Kthen; no alternsi- i
tl ve between hc raeurpropose
or thirtieth man Sci the ;Mtuittiu4&rej::
inghimrwit:the tnkLXhcorss
now recommended avoids' that Jafet :afed
painful resort, and we - hope, in this
view, Aviu uicei, wnen corrctnj unucr
stood, , the general approbation off the
pebple. - ... f
State of JN6?rhCaroIina,
' Court of Pttds Is? Quarter Settlor tt
.' ,' Au'- Scssiojiii As D 1814.
Moses Seroggs A9. W.lobn Jeans.
Original Attachment levied pvo
umdretf. acresof JLanfipn, Busfiy
Mountain joining the lands, of Alex
ender Gilrtath, Peter Kuton, John
Ball and MUiam Bkiord V
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the.co.arti
t that th defendent is loot an inhabitant of I
k
this State ; It is therefore ordered that pubW
at'on be made in the Halejfch Rezistet for
; three tronths that unless the defendant appear
at thenert Connty couit of Pleas and quar
ter Sessipns, on the two first days of said
court, to be held for the County of Wilkes
jat,tfee Court-house in Vilkesboro' on the 5th
Monday in October! next; and replevy and
ple?d, or judgment final will.be entsredagaina
' hin. ' , . .
State ofNorth-CaroIina, .
Kichmond county. Sept Term 1814;
, Mary Love and fcrtmus Love." Petition
-.The Er'rs ofVm. Lore, decd. j legacics.
TT appearing to tbs satisfaction ol'thiiCourt
A that James Smrth, one of the defendants,4
is not an inhabitant or. this Stae, ordered
that publication be made for five weeks suc
cessively in the Raleigh Register, that Tames
Smith appear on the first Thursday after the J
'third Monday in ; March next at a County
Court cfPlesand Quarter Sessions. Jto be
. held for said Coun. v t the Courthftuis in
' Itockinharn, and plead,' ns?rer-or demur,
otherwise the :aid Petition. a3 to him. hall
! be taken prconfesso and heard exparte.
i . i'. Test.. -,
8J MAPXIN a CRAWFORD,, Clerk.
State of NotthiCarolina,
Nurthampion Cuuniy.
Crar? cf Plf ti aid Quarter Sessions
September Term, iSl4.
Fraacis Dancy pltf. 1 OrljiniJittachnint
s and returned levied on a
Ben. Johnson ' . deft.3 tract of Ldmlt 6fc. , J-
IT is ordered thiit publication of this-suit
be made fpr three months successively in
the Raleigh fcegiste-r, for the delendar.t to
appear at the next term of this Court, to be
ho'derfon the first Monday in December next,
and replevy,, plead, answer or demur, other
wise the 'property, levied on i:ll be condemn
ed and subject to be sold in satisfaction of
the plaintiff' Vclaim and costs of suit.
A Copy. Teste.
83 , J. C HARRISON, c. c.
5tate of North-Carolina,
Northampton CbubtytJ:
. Court of Tleas and Ouartef Sessions
September Term, 1814.
Anthony Tucker, -and
r
Vlliam P. vW.ker,
P f . ment rem ned.
ORDEHED, that publication of this sdit
fne md for three months snccessive!y in
the Riletgh Pegitter, for the defendant to ap-
pesr at th- next term of this Ccurt to be hold.
!cn cn the 1st Monday in Dcc'r next, and re.:
! plvy, plead, answer or demur, otherwae thi
i property levied on vdl be; condemned and
subject to be sold in satisfaction of th plain.
i tiff 's claim and costs of suit. rj
A Copy. Teste, ,
84 J C HARRISON, c C
DIRECT TAX, 4
XTOTICE is hereby jriver. t'at the Direct
xN Tas laiet,-in conformity to thb: acts ot dl
Cmgre, parsed the 22d July, ,and 2d - Au
gust, 1S13, upon the following described
property, is ikw remaioing unpaid, and tha:
nnless the said tax, with tan per cent, in ad
dition thereto, shall be paid to the subscribers
on or be fere the 12th day of December, the
said Property, or sc much thereot as shall be
necessary to satisfy th said tax aad twenty
per cent, in addition thereto, wul bs sokl at
PuDlic'Sale",j at the Courthouse in Raleigh,
in the County of Wake- The sale to com
mence at 12 o'clock A. M. on the said 12th
diy of December, viz. '
Samuel Sugg,; 1-UIiOt :in Raleigh, No. 116,
adjoining R. Smith ; tax SGLl.3ccnts'
Lewis Nxholion, 1 Lot 4b Ksle-gh Vlojn
2o3, with part of Lot No 252 & two
other Lots ; tax 22 dollars 75 cents "A
: John Rhodes, 300 acres fand adjoining S.
Smith ; tix 3 dollars
Alsey Sanders, 550 acres land on Middle
Creek, 200 do do on, W4 NeaJ's Creek
I tax 2 dollars 85 1-2 cents .
" Britain Stephenson, 202 1-2 , do do ad.
joining Lewis Pages tax 1 dollar 73 cents 'i
Josian Mitcnti, b0 do do do Henry.
Warren : tax 31 cen's . -
Ezekil MoWey, 100 do do do John
Allei ; tax 41 cents 7
, Francis Jones, ' 60 do' dado Avea Parr
bam ; tax 1 cents v is
"Given under our hands tbls lst day ef
V November, 1814. ;
OjrusWhitaker & ?s
' ' - h-WHUs IVhi taker,
Deputy. Collector s fax Wke Couoty in the
8.h Collection D?strir..t'N. Carolina.
1BORTV DdLLARS KEWAR D.
iSESfiRTED froni my recruiting rendez
vous. at Windsor, North Carolina, the
lOthOctober; BPHRAIM: GONE, bora w
; Bar frd County,' aged 40 year; six feet high,
i black eye ar..' nair. by profestiun a- farmer.
The Abbva reward -will be given onliit deli-
' vtrv to me oe to any'officer of the IT. States'
army, and au expepcs paw. n ukcij nc
lias -made for Wake or Franklin County, io
both ot whtcn ne nss rexioea. --
FH ANC1S U. UHARLTUN,
V
L eoU 35th Regt. U;j5. Infantry.
November 4
irttTTjrtir J
MMTf IXXM, Urn . v .
'dayHof September Us awtaidiito! tMart
or 8ioehes beh.sr5are raidcJ with "a scar on
bta iead, perhaps 6oe in U.iace, ba"a''aly
downJo5k?wheiiriok to. .He took with
him at larp-e fierce, t el low 1) or. also a fiuantitr, s
rfcloibt$,Ja
snrut coax iinca whs woiic- jcomespgn. - it
is supposed that someparsosnas given. nua '
aV Pass; or UkerxcVraay StterWpt jlo jpasa fur . ,
aTree rcao? i vThe said bribngs to tbei
hiya of -Vm.' Hamsey;4eVd.-Tse!St
reward will be given to any person who'wiU.
deli ver the said Tim to me.orseiorc him m :
any vail ana give umetyaoicev Tn-"
Chatham county, Oct l6 ISf i ;3vr
S HA L'S SALE.
VN M6n2ay tbeSlst instantia ptirsnance . v5 S 4
Order ot.S le of the IlonoxxWe yCcurrt :
. il- b sold, for cash'bc.PablSc' Aucthirii f&
the-iiwn or Newberi, thrJWg' AYJON'atid
CARGO, Prize to thearmed Jcbi. :Sablne fefv5
etlumorecon5ist!ngfebf 85: Pipesi and20t y
bait P-ipes cf Teueriffc-Wiiie At the sarrer''
titfe and placewijl be sold, the 'Cutter.$tX&
injr nan sna uarvju, 7ze w ine tanre:
consisting of PiPipcs Sweet b;lj 30 half ;
t'.pes uo.wi uasea do 3U bouteS esch
vase i u j ars co, it ; casxs vreim uanar. h
110 half barreiS AWho7es, 5O.keg'db.0'
bags and 1 barrel Juniper Berries,! 9 ciskk'i.
Xiamb and Kid Skins, 47cases4Argol.3 casks '.
ditto: . i!.v-
B. TjjAMEL, Jfttshrt.
:zjy 61 3w
November 4
' hALEWJl
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1814.
4-
To-morrow Week will commenccH.;
the term of the Circuit Court of the?v
fj. States forihis District. T --'
The United States .Steatxi Vessel f
of War f J-TD5ilIRSTV ;
was Liunbhbdbat. NewYjqrli brt Jtiib y. 1
29thuki. , y:.v,
General PasiMr Cibpton
from. Virginia,9 at the request otth&k'
baptise Associationt,on tne sytn tllU;
moved that he Presuienrpi theUV-
States be requested to issu; asPrbr
clamation for a day of fasting anolf
prayer, which tvill cloubtless pass,
A netit'IsOatuQti. the samtj dayv
the blanklih the? bjlt "i auttiiarisin ss v
new loan, was, fijledwith. ifireermil
We received by 'the mail yesterday, an Ad-
, . i.. : . . ..
drt3a to the cit'Seds of Henfofd. Btrtie
Martin, Northampvjort, Halif sx, Nash, Edge '
rorobV JoV.nston, Warren, Franilin, Grtn-
villu and Vake, andto tha patriotic citizens
o North-Carolina ,foerally,f signed by-theu
CbU L eut Col, Mjor$ and Captains, of the
detaefcmeet of JMHtii from these ccuntiea
now at Neffelk; appealing to their benevo
lence, patriotism and humanhyi for assist'
ance to procure Winter clothing for, the sof
diers,- who h ave alresdy sOTeral, and Will if
not speedily complied, .suffer greatly from the
inclemency of th2 season , fcr 'the want of
thm. We hve not robni, for j the addrrS j
ticngh is sitd'to call forth T--nnsediaT rehett
to bur brethren in arra3. ,' It is propottl that
Receivers be appointed m "each ccUhrj Jfcr
woollen , clot nititg,; bankets. ormoney. . fho ji
Edhor bhe Register will thankfully receive j.
and forwstd.Awbatiev'et:iDay be sent to I r a '
to? this pctposer'" Persona in j the? eonarry' !
hiving woo.Mao cloth or blankets for sale,, at ;
requested to bring thena to thjditpr, who. !
riH purchase7 thetn for this purpose. v . .;
Gen .Porter, inl Ite letter tohs ExcelhnJ
ly the Gftveraorssys'5.the N. Carolina ltegi
mvm arc nne rngu, di iney want wmteru
cloafairg.'.. ; " ' ' " ' " f
HE ENEMY ON OUR COASTi
Citrrikitk Cwt Bause,'JS. Vt
SlttOn the 19th inat jie Britistt'
came in at CurfitucKinJet withSijino
barges, and supposed to.be thiee hun
dred or upwards of ;men 1 Thev nro-
ceeded immediately up thb citacnelf F
where they captured tthjee. coasting
vessels and cat ried themj out, ' burnt
three more, tools severaTsmall lighters if
but gave them upw;A borne bt their pari"
ges proceeded as far - as thle upper'encl k-
cf Church's Island,, others off Knot's Isfji
land, chasing oyster, twats j and :canoc9 .
and firing on them. ilThey , then ref
turned tothe ihlet sd,Ayty'0Vctnng:
killedourieeTrbrififtq cattle
where they taid fall nrghtjwitli? two of
their. priaeSAEar'ly the. nemorning
they got;underweigh and proceeded to .-,
the ship'and brig' which layoff the inlet
all of which got under weigh and stood '
to the northward. The greatest ajarra
and- confusion prevailed" duryig; their ;
fstav in our waters, on Church's- an
Krot s Island, ihey aiiot a great maf
ny bslli' throtjglihonils
house, and destroyed all Hhe furniture
He lives on Betsey VMarihr .abririt' Ja
mne ana,a; na irc:Urei(aniet.i in! i
militia were called :ouilb
suthcient quantity of ball and cartridges ;
could be prrxuredVlth
waters.4we had threelpr four r pieces.
of artillery anoa smalf wrtintjadorV ''&Vir:
diman'sIarfittee oien ,
wouiu oc aoieto .Keep on : tne narges, ,
and fendertliis 'place per fectly securjei
ThclEbeaiy threa'tenedT to pay us ano
To the u$tr of ibeRegiftcn
In this dry, on Sunday laV -'Mfi Be njamia
Pulham, ao old and reapectabhHnhab iianf
la Granvil!e county, lately M;a Ja jie.Da
nieiaiatee f the Mars al wf la Oia itk, 1
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