.. roiuire of .'
& bonq.
wTliooks and Stationery. '
.ht..MT '"PI'S.
! r,fU.ks Mationsry, wiuuH i
the'new Wcrkf are;
pfi.c er FatUts cm coin aioes...
'V "-' .... EftditicL .
l!' v .n conU4cjr a view 01 uic
I' . r.
ittor. on A grit
culture.
- ',.fDTMC " .
' :.-r.t)Y 11 nun" oflarge blank
1,1 ".i"i'b c ir recottL, &.C. and fin wri-
Haas.
Keceed at ime tnnca
AijSCONDLD
V f H AVIS B'lOWN, bis A pir. !
f r;
...Mfacaitot a Dtt-co.crta OYauj
- r a am 1
4fowr.dwajukea.
i h tcr vriil g rc iDlrnation of the Mid
inxtv" ,,f.e ,,m in 10 4"U
w Mit recovtl, ballciTea rtwnJ
i .ccunij. AprdC4tbll ' 14 tl
i jxiiont aie forewatutd frciij nr
aid Apptice, onpain of.rirg
NOTICE.
rM pcbl ctic i!ormd that a FULLING
MILL li beta lately rcct"d a: Luplin
OJ CiTitnoutf, wbc vr be uodcr ttu- ma
tt m-.ui ci a gtailcrtun wbo; it compUtriy
-uVwtrf Faluns, Dying and.Dreasng oSall
14 Jt nf WsoTen Cloth tn themaUuaod bct
iti-iir. Tn.- piitionaje of the public u rta-
7 D. L. KRNAN.
3 ; v.t. 1313. 16 ft
Ten Dollar Reward.
R
AM AV AY Ircm me about the first of
;? Jmuiry, a Ne&ro Mn bj th name
haFUIwA ; t.-if o in this conniy. about So
Md, nl boot 5 fett 7 inches Wrht
rmiJe, has a scar eo ont cfhii cheeks,
.n.Ljb'uk, and is fiddler. I parcbaied
U' outi'UT Jtsrs past of Mi. Jo'nn M,
D.y.ef Kkinghaxn.confry, N. Carolina.
li.l .ve theaborc reward and all reasons
tofgtt Tonne skid Nrgro to bt dehirtred
Kce. or piit in JiUa tbit I get him tgin.
r i WM,LIOON,
,7 Lawrence Dutrc , ?., C.
MVrS2 It! 3. !C 3w
rOH SALE.
THE kuowo LAJD asd
4 bilitR-ngto roeiBs upper end of Haii
hi t iufH), Nnb Carolioa--coa nz sbui
iO.icvi. hindwodf s t'uted, wri Wieird
v4i-9U'.t, with i lufuc e'y 6f oKnlsi d,
x cndcird. to wcrk ten or twtlf htndf
tfj t prov'sJed with s'ailifor atebllng
ud fifteen handreJ yoong.and thriT ng
Ap4 Treei, some ctq ce Frui'si alsos S-ore
Hk rha Lumber House & utlier Houses
tixmnient lor carryTnc on the Mrreaotde
Baj ct, and the aiand for tbat business s
ucirVi io lx jual to acy country place near
i I'i't of tb:s Isnd wca'd be sold, Including
t-i orrmsnti ft aceommodae th pii.ch.
i4 the ontmproved pan could be ss!d sc.
puicly; uut snculd the perch aer wisb to
fwx raore Uad in the ncignborlmod he can
k a'ccmracaiaicd that way with lands frtime
adjotmnj? . The tetrai of payment
l l bctnadeeaiy to tbe purciiaaer, a valjis
tN.t3ca wculd be rtteived io pymcn at
itul pri.ot i' credit gnrcn fee almost anj
p'tof iteaiiooat;ca-ovd aiiuiances.
.r . - . N. GEE.
13 6w
. Pleasant Crove 'Academy. -
THE if rot-annual Ea.rnmatton cftbeSta'
cca.'a of this ScToroary wll ciroraence
c Uih ard cud on the 15h day of June
:-. l'ien.s ardCiiatd!ans are rtipecttul
v Ixit.d o aitcfid and jod?e for themitlrea,
v.t piotets oi'uieir children and wards.
C ".v.o.- tl Slinn riimffltBCf OQ tbC
"i IQ r tirrt tV, t.iinirnnct cf Sir.
J- ".it as Prccrpal teacher. Tbe pnee or
T:... n .i, Semioary la. for Reading,
:idS, Ambraetic and nt,trih Granirnar,
J , and for Latin and Creek languages,
Jriphy, ; ttc ute ol the Gkbea Pr
Scuum, pa.d n adTance. The price pf Board
" "iXt iJ per Sen ton, which mutt likewise
Midra adanc-A deductioo of g2 30
iK)niO be made to those vko lure rah
t?e on boh. DctforAmata Palmer', Ihf
H mut'-u Lalf a mile of the Academy will
ccrnxcaic 35cv 4o be Vile, s, who will be
ondeT the Immediate care of tb teacb
c' t-Trtmeej'laiirig Inio'consideration
t-etcTr ntckrais terms ot beard rnd totdoo,
T'''tltr mtb the bcaUWaeae of i: aittiatton,
U caliy and rtrjbabniiy ot- t.t -neigb-oodt
aod'ctheV local advantages 'of tnc
; M'P7 hope jo roerit a continuance of the
pugt they haVs bit a crto received:
bJ crdtr of tba Hoard; ' ,
M " JOHN'DAVlSSecVy.
kwuarg Cconry, V. 6tif 7Uf lbl3. V
- A iulf r.f Dr. Pyo.it a vahiable? Me
'riTf licut and lUUBTatic Drops, &c
1 U4!.fS Apr.l27.
l. n iry fi.ut aod ejas. " Hid !
'ffl iflicJii d-rl cum1 overaJt. j
S!jCk ,:t ; V.td vi h htm a Wu bread' j
sa4a..u2cs the ao is adspeed tv-ihc c ld to ihe lubacribtra on all ami aingul t the
tMcciCrn, Wheat and Tcuacco. The tm- gwds, char eli,figh.a and creraoT Oert.ta.
' tn,rmcu.a are. a contenieot dwelln-s Hcuaa. J tti c dee'd. AU peraons having de-
ktrttn. and other ont Houies. with a Gta. nnda against the sad deceased, are requcsteo
ftonum jUtc, appeals ftUtivc to int.'oto.
..arid rterpuBed' leiordktg to iaapdight,
.anion the manner pre erribd'by uW set of
Iwngieas oh the of loir: for the
assessment and collection of direct taxes ard
" . v t "gales;
Princijwtf Atmtcr of tt 8:h District ;
.Vv - of the Sat of N. C. '
May It X615 ., 17
t Raleigh- Atademy ; ' v
THE ami annual Examination of the Stn--r
.V!.
wii vuib kuiuiuiJOTi win commence
cm Mondaj.tbe 5ihbf June. .;
rarenta ard Guudiani iotcritted - in the
proreit of Uic Siudenli Education will pleiu
to attena
;W, HILL, Src'ry.
17
Miy 18
UNIVERSITY.
npHC axmoal Ezareinatioo of the SluHecti
at the Universiry of North-CaroL'ua witi
begio on Vednesda'hc 2lt day cf Jod
next r and wUI continue onill lbursday the
29th June at which time U)t corrmencemect
ot the College will takepWce. The following
TiuiUc are appointed to atujnd :
Thomss Drown
Joieph H' Hrao
. Thomas O Hcunehso
Te Uc'v. Kotrt H. Chpmai t
Tl.e Rrv J b CnUweil
James lreovi)
V4iam Li:le .
Israel P'(Can
1 Iter. Ja. ! VaUis
c Wm. Wsbii
Jchn S Wctt
m ttobm VV;hwns (RaUh
Tet . ' -
ROBEttT WlLLIAvtS
Raleigh, May 15. A. D 1813
SecYy.
3w 7
Domestic Goods.
, 3- GALES has juit recotvl (rom the
NortrWarrt, streh supply nf Dmrnic Ma
nufactures, such 9 excellpt "SHIRTLNG
SHEETING, DIW'KR, GU AMI1R AYS, '
STRIPES, CHECKS &c.wmch will be i-ld
rhr tx-at termi.
May 18 v -
CAUTI0N. ;
Tjg it known to all perarn. that I. John
" Jonesa aolditr jo tfce 10 h Rg cunt U
S. Infantry, do forewarn all and every pe rto.i
from ctediting.Sirth Jones from this date,
or they will be debarred payment.
JOHN JONES
fart11813j , 17 2w
'Valuable Land for Sale.
rpH& ubcnb r is now anxious to acIJ a!l,
his LANDS in the county of Naih; cor-
thereon a good MjII Scar ; finery watered as
lorsprmja, aj wen set wut umber ac m y
be wanting, and rami ex?l!e t for atock, w b
th advaotae of that va uable seai au the
t Couthouie', as the Isnd is at' u a ted ar mud
tLat p!ace Further dcaciiption 1 deem unnc
csary, as iit Ls prracmed no person ti at it
unacqoaiBttd vt purchs&e w.thout virwu
the preraiftii For terms apply to
j JOHN ALSTON,
till lax o.unty, Si Uarow.ia.
May $ 17 8r
NOTICE.
AT the Aprrl County Corrt o( Tl-aa ami
Quarter Sr aaions for. h county o Ru
i tharfoid, le'tcra of fdminiitration were ant-
to bricg forward tbfir demand! properly au-
thent'eattd, ! within the time prescribed by
i v. . : .u. i i i i T"v. . .
iiiW u uuwmc ioy wu uc uarru. h-bv
I indeb-eH to the estate by bond, book acccun ,
; or otherwise, are atrtctly rrquhed to come
i forward and srtle aa the estate is mdtbtcd.
Richard Lewi 8 , a
jamts ErivintJ
Agnes Miller JAdm'x.
April 22. 17 3w
' I . '
Herrings and Shads,
VrpHE subscribers offer for sate,, at UVir
x Store, 2000 barrels trimmed Herrings
also, 150 barrels Shad which they warrant
to be cured in the beet manner, and packed
with coarse Y. I. salt.
Rea& BlacXxvelU-
Mrfesboo, May 1, 1815. 16 2m
PKOFOSALS for carrying the Mail on tfce
following Poat Roads in North.Carolna,
will be received at this Oiuce uotil the 15tb
day of July oexu
rratn ScoUand WecJC, dv a aroorougn, a
Cobbabiidge in Edgecombe county, ence a
sretk. . !
. Leave Scotland Neck evry Monday at o
La m ard arrive at Cobbabridge by o p n.
ave uouosoriaga at tp m na iiit
Scotfa id Neck on Tutsday by noon. '
Frotn Bryant's-Crois Rdadi, to Winder,
once so two weeks.
.Leave Bryan fa Groas Rosda every other
Sunday at a m and arrive at'Wmdtor by 6
o W Leave Windsor next day, Monday, at
a tn and arrive tt Bryant's Cross Koaos by
60m. - '" ' i-
From Pituboro, by Liberty and Gardner'
Store, to Lexington, once in two weeks.
J Lcive PjttaboroVet'y other Monday at 1
p m aad amirs at Lexington 00 , Tuesday by
7 p wu- .Leave Luogton next dsy,l Wednesday-
at 6dn and arrive at Pi Us bo 10' : on
Touhday by 3 p vt. - ' - 1
The. coot rift are to be in operation on the
1st day ot-November next, nd wili-contiou
ontd December 31, 1816; with the uaual coo,
diticna. . ' ' ,5.Tr v: ;-' J I
. It J 'MEIGS, Ju-f
' r ' Poatmatter GeneraL - '
Waibinrbaa Citr. April 50. 1815. W 171
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Hop; of DblteJTThe usek were
veryr ably and tlabortcl arkuedv
norioiK wM onc; and Were diipbscd
of as follows i
The Owners, Officer's & Crew, if the"
pnTaic- rmcru Teasel"" KOger ot
Morjoiav . r- . s
The Sbip " Fortuna" and Cafi.
Several" claims rere pot in fdr
this property, alleging it t6:fce tius-
sian and therefore jieutral ; and ma
ny points were made, and a C large ;
voiuin;e pi testimony adduced : but
the pivot on which the cause turned
was,' the extent of suspicion attached
to the circumstance of concealing
ships papers and the evidence they
afforded when produced. IV ap
peared in evidence that the master
of the ship; prior, Jto his capture but
during the sanje voyage, had con-
v-misui iuiiiuti uu papers, uyi
;;nn. ;n : u V u '
dcDositinsr tnem in a tin box whirh i
mrt;.i,l!;r o
and artfully, varnished to elude dis-
coyery they were found by theCap-
tors alter coming into port
For the Libellants it was contend
ed that the mere concealment was a
circumstance so suspicibus in itself,
that the -worst should be inferred
from it, against ihe party concealing
and all whose interests his fraud
was capable of contaminating and
that the papers thus concealed did
furnish strong presumptive evidence
of fraud. i " "
For- the Claimants it was insisted,
that although concealment is a sus
picious' circumstance prima facie, it
is not like the destruction of papers ;
but is susceptible of explanation, and
that, in this instance the papers are
found to have no relation to the pre
sent voyage, and are therefore" per
fectly harmless upon this question.
The Chief Justice laid down tbe
rule thus : The act of concealment
is suspicious, but not in itself suffi
cient to justify a. condemnation of
the property if the papers when pro
duced are perfectly fair and innocent
the presumption of fraund created
by the concealment is removed by
the positive evidence which the face
of the papers exhibits : but if the pa
pers themselves , bp of doubtful im
port the act pfconcealifig furnishes e
vidence of the opinion of the party as
to their. application and tendency, &
f fraud is of course imputable to him.
ne tnen snewcu, iu 111s usum iutiu
manner, herein tbe papers were ma
terial dtyclope the real transaction
and to detail the fraud. All the
property Ws condemned,exceptone
small adventure : and an appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court.
The Owners, Sscol the " Herald'
. ofNew-York, '
The Friendchafi and Carpo, J
The only question of much mo
ment in this cause was, how far the
interests of a neutral are involved
with those of his belligerent partner
in trade,; in questions of Prize. It
seems that two joiftt houses had
boen established, one at London and
the other at St. Michael's. The
members of the concern residing at
London were belligerents, and those
at SuMichaes were neutrals. The
goods were shipped at London-to
order of the St. Michael's house and
on their' account and risk. .The
Chief Justice held that one moiety i
only was liable to- confiscation, and
that the moiety belonging to the heu
tfal partners ought to be restored.
But the case was continued for fur
ther, proof as to one 'of tlie parties. .
The same Libellants, ; .,
' , .4vt... . v ?
Tbe ' Antonio Johanna" 8c Cargo.
This case turned upon 'theame
principle as that last mentioned-& j
one moiety oniy oeing cpnacmnexi,
the Libellants appealed to the Su
preme Court. ' ' - ' ' , i-j "l",
The case of thej Caridad, was a
libel for jgoods taken" as prize from
on board oaf her -No: claim, wasjn
terposetj ; but the vessel appeared
evidently toj) Spanish property ;
and as" by the. treaty between Spain
and the XT., States,' Spanish Bottoms
make free coods, the" libel was dis
missed ; andJ the property remains I
in. cuaioay agr vuc , 1 igiiutu u vr ucas. ,
dulent paperst the: treaty ,the3re
f6re not rt conclusive upon: the
Mavanftah hi& thtTlC6urt m id. &
be insufficient-; , for that there s
uu-L A tti .'.v
lit ciLiit.(V Awy at . va.mijji v. I
or a passport! Trpm the Goi'UjiOrs-
sued underth authority covaii r
Edict. The case was continued ipr
further -prb of 'as to the real hiitiorial
character of the vessel'.
1 he'Editorof the Register was mistnfjrnr
eJ aa to the a tendance of 4. Uurr atthe Ute
Circuit Court Gcr .'Taylor tbok the place
of Mr.Tuzewe'I . ,' .'
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.... ' ' ' , v
' At a meeting of the Directors of
the State Bank, held in this city", on
Saturday lastt to consider the expe
diency bt opening . Jbooks tor sub
r" i j
scnptions lor their unsubscribe
.r.. . .-r
it was reserved not to open
thfi &ooks at present.
tooutkern Nabobs .--Whenever the
citizens of New-England speak p
tlie Southern States,1 thty always
present the inhabitants as livirfg in
a state of splendid luxury and ex
travagance, than which nothing can
he further from the truth, as will
fully appear when the returns of the
-Assessors shall he made. It will be
found from them, that so plain and
unostentatious are the habits bf our
citizens, that many men possessing j
a property ot trom 15 to JO,000 dol
lars, in lands and negroes, Bave not
Furniture iil their houses, exclusive
of Bedding and Kitchen Utensils,
and domestic articles,woi-th one hun
dred dollars. . It is .believed there
will not be found in the state of N.
Carolina, (exclusive. -of town resi
dents) oneiundred families, posses
sed of Furniture of a sufficient va
lue to subject them to the lowest tax
imposed by Congress !
. The following Consular appoint
ments, we learn, have been recently
made by the President :
Col. Thos. AspinwaH, of the Ar
my, to be Consul at London.
Com. Jacob Lewis, to be fcdtisul
at Malta. -': ' )
' Thos. D. Anderson, to be Consul
at -London. Nat. Int.
The British Accounts of the a
bortion of their attempts against
New Orleans, will bereadvithmucji
interest. Though there is an evi
dent concealment of the rank and
file loss, the letters of General Lam
bert contain more truth than we
have beenaccustomed to find in the
British official letters, and were cal-
j cutated togive tt heart-ache to the
iVlinistry who planned tne lxpedi
tion, and had calculated, on its en
tire success. The meHncholy tale
did not produce as strong a sensa
tion in Englandas was anticipated,
owing to the magnitude of the e
vents then passing : in Europe, to
which even the slaughter of their
troops before New Orleans was or
secondary importance. But the se
ries qf successes on our part cannot
fail of their ultimate effect: nrid
whenever in their public assemblies,
or in their public prints, the Ameri
can armv and navy sliall be. men
tioned, as they were generally be-
fore the war, in disrespectable atid
degrading terms, the wordsVffaga
ra, iN-ew vneans, .ric, ium vaiiup.
plain," will xcompbse a . charm; of
power to silence such impertinence.
Though you rnay have acquir
ed no temtory bother war, saic( a
British n,aval officer to one of our
military heroes, " you have gieaily4
gained by it; you have acquired a
character by the exploits of your Ar
my and Navy, which alone is worth
inorfe than; all it has cost you."
The British officer expressed only a
pnHment whichiis common to i aUi
the world j witri whichr every arrir
val informs us$dl the jnationsipf
Europe are deeply impressed, j ,
The Library recentlypurcbascd
by. the goyernrrtent fvpTii homas:
Je iTerson , arrired ins Washingtbii
onhe cltlinstanU f ..:Muehgnti6c.
1 ,
tioa fs anticipated by. literary mett.
ii .'i.u i i.- .t.-1 Canadian' witt-eiVe his kundreiatU 5 -
statethawfenewW
WaaikenStpir
. "ft -at-- wV - Sx iiliSti.
ill give Ki, hiiiidftZ3tl
vcr dolldirtf for areasute6
- Utnat - sum
ran
fCitx oh the
1 1th insts for thrthtfe
to travel td the Ho?v Land, 4nd
afceadyreVeive
Seignidf the necessary per niisslpn
rthr respect. t ; lA- :u
fftrgiritq Election.--The-rresnf
jtation f the s tate of Vir cinia; i rV tlifc;
-hexrCo'nje
Iowing gentlemen.rhilipl3.. Bar-',
DQur Wm. ? A. Bur well jhu,;Clpp-:
ton, "VVm. JVt'Coy-, QshbUen;
Peterson OoodwyOv yfetH5js,
iBavingdispatihedlhslnes , iif
brought them there,. . ' '
The: tiuU oHdlsrtrt-Eufthe &fi
late Klhf SwedrOlsrt
has , '
Hugh '''Neisosii . "p;
lames rieasants win' f:noanerv
tt. ouj; i ker, Mattnew; Ciayv j
Biirwell BaSsettBrd-Sphr
rejullkahsy-rJoi
(as nearly r ni 'fertffi?$i$' as : amaM 4
can Wc;ier,-'-Da1fel
Breckenridge, IViaus"ii?ate,;
deral, or oppdsitianSy f ' V ' -;.
&Riapitulaft6n.--fe
federalists 3W opposition, (c.dunttng
Mr. Hungerfbrd) 3.Tni the41astr
Uoncrress Uiere verc i&irenuoiicans
ana 7 ieaeraust-4 una opposition.---', tt
Republican cleargaih 0Iesieg,3t
Those marked; witbtbVtttertaVwere notlj
of the lasl Congrciss. '"r
New-Tor k eleetionlnrtit city 9 .
federalists and ,2 repiiblicanshave
been elected to the assembly--and: ;
as the returns how stand pth pair
ties claim a majority . of fronv tw pj ' A.
to four in the lower house. The se- ,
rtate, as usual, is decidedly repubU
can.- , , - -I.-. ' ;.. .
Another valuable r.- The "find
British coppered ship Nichdlsoh,la
den with dry goods,- &c. captured
13th of iVIarchboundiorn; LiVer-.
poolifor St- Salvador, a Jjrize to the -private
armed brig Warrior.; Cham- "
plin,pf 'N-York,arrivedvat that"
port on tne$th; msj. .
ij.--
By the Swfed ish brig; Carjsham ,
(says a New-Ypi k paper) wbicnar
rived here.ou Saturday eVeriiri, 6th
inst. from Pbrtfau-prrQce, we 4eara .
that the Prussian 'shijr Gustaf A- ''
dblprt,Nhad arrived1 trkerewith a v
Frepch- ambassador,- appointed -by
king Louis who had been Vejceiv- '
ed hy the twofchiefs Christophe apcl
Petion that y the; empire pf-Hayi
I was to be an indepeident? repul
flic and that Petion was 'apointcdr'
i'resident. .
virtues -and. plertoiajs S
much celebrity van
he I was" thr
The Inquisition $palri apper s '
ftoliave hadjhut .;a slibttriurnpt ;
very little Ionget thaii tftator- tbex
Hartford ' fknvshkiori. v-Jkrjra. vf
MtncytpttjitM '
hi.s beenreei ;1
General coyringa onsideraf feV
sum, and ts$lng that the- amoy tV y
was takeii letter -ttteij by
or to John Dale, dated at Phiiadel- r
phia; betveen 1798''ard-ivar)dX
j retaueted that it fwould' paid ; to ; ;
the 'proper perstn.'v -; v ? A v
tienetai fos vm e vy aaamgion uuy,
20, 1815.
i-
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Oh ffeftb itavt, ? ' oef :Jfe&ihT qm'
of f5re nebbroagb, : to Miss bosan Lea, of
.CMweiju.;:?,' .-I'-," "
Jn jetteviJ!o tbr TOb tiU. Mr. David
Ocbntree, to Mlas Lucy An? Wjnskrw, ekl
est daugbter rf JoJin 'Wia.lv q-
vTJlBDr- "vA, iv;.'-. :
i iAt Cnarlettonon. tbf tb ;tfttl veref
aof ana learaea uiwit --j,
Wb '--7;. -..V
?,The retreaf FerdfanqWJt,
fro rn Spa i n m u st exc itc aCSat de -.1: ".
of sumbaihii in- B6st6nVjereii?5 ' 1
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