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NOTICE
1. hnWAIf
K ?c ,7 Uur o? r -'Andrew-T
tf tfwl. ir allense of IWe,
. XK nJ Ladies
r;" - al ior.
5 this way tnd want aecommd.
Aro0 pv, flivbco he can provide with
Wbe With wctf MtidM t
fl Kbocd an tfiW. tod his conduct
Jrinmfc " admit, efj do iuit
23 5ir
rxjrj you i alh. ,
i?:., b ' h of rr ed foV stle, It lie
T ntbe .VartmawL.ake, Celumbui
cfntsiti t" J
, 11 LjH5Wo?ia lbe iOwH,ibe lands
if An J;Vemrd en ihe north' tht Utct
G.bVs't, iwt Oast' floaty's, 15
f.ia frco dpTrtr Riser totb. lake
lL to Oorretowo. ; Tbe Tied tboonds
Hte cik tod cibet vilwWe tlmbet.
nrtm' tre frame Hooie tnd te
f&, w,h CribcStiUe
' ,l Ohrd of tlxt 150 Apple & Peich
SlVrbe toil it tdepttd to tbe cnltore cf
YWtt tod ether .tma.n,grtjb, wtll
(ee xt'titt Hogi tod utuie, tnd tn
t3 . wlnirtracre for thtraLJ-
. 6 .ad ibe run ider lo ytnjf nerroct.
TVAR DEPARTMENT
fJuly69 1815. .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
flAT separate proposals vilTfee TfcelYed
it the off ce of the Sctrctarjr for the De
e&eA of War, tntU 12 o'clotk tt DOon' of
Clir the hst dxr of December bt, for
I of all rations that miy- Be required
itVeuse of the United States, from the 1st
St of one, 1316, inclusive, to the at da of
jit lSlf, iihji the States, Territories and
JScta, foHov;r,Ti2 ,
ht AtIctro;t,aiichaimacWncJ,ortWsyne,
r5loro) tnd their Immediate vicinities, and
it rr Uce or plices xrhfcre troops are or may
U lU'ioned. marched or recruited, within the
ar-.tory of Iichigan, the r icinity of the Up
r Lile. and Oieitate of Ohio, and on or ad.
rttcit to tie waters of Lake Michigan
' j At any place or places where troops are
r ra be stationed, njarched or rrc raited,
v-tVuT the lUtes of Kentucky and Tennessee.
3i At any place or plates where troops are
s:t be autioned, marched or recruited,
r.tbtf the Illinois, Indiana and Missouri terri-
4 At any place or places where troops are
aroT be autkjned;-marched or recruited,
f ihflinheMiMissippt territory, the state of
lMi:ana, ,and their Vkiflities north of the
CalpJi of Mexico
5i At anj place or lsces where troops are
trnaybe stationed, marched or recruited,
r:Xn the district of Maine and state of New.
Em?hlre '. . ...
fih At any place ot places where troops are
r ray be stationed, marched or recruited,
. ;i.n the state orv'ermont .
Hi At any place or places where troops are
a sit be stationed, marched or recruited,
An the state of Massachusetts
W At any place or places where troops are
sriuT be stationed, marched or recruited,
Ji the sutes of Connecticut and Rhode
hhxi
9ti At any place or places where troops are
r sur bp' stationed, marched or recruited,
within the state of Xew-Tork
lJi'A t any place "or places where .troops
, r? or xav be staLoned, march ed or recruited
rJi n the sUte of Vew.York, south of the
.IriUnds, and includlrjf "West Point
ITJAtany place or places where troops
rtftr my e stationed, marched tor recruited
tlthh the state of JfewJersey 1
12th At anyplace or places where troops
rtormay be stationed, marched or recruited
rA;n.the state of PrmsvUafua
- 13ii M anjr place' or places where troops
vt or may be stationed, marched or recruited
.thln the states of Delaware, Maryland, and
ie D j trict of Columbia '
l4?h At any place or places' where troops
iVt or may be stationed, marched or recruited
.th".n the sute of Virginia
15iVAt any place or places where troops
ire or may be stationed, marched or recruited
within the sute ofXorth-Caroliru .
15& At any place or places where troops
r or may be stationed, marched or recruited
the stale of SooithrCarolim .
I7ih At any place or places where troops
rt or may be stationed, marched or recruited
.aji the state of Georgia,
A ntroo to consist of one pound & one Quar
ter of beef, or three-quarters of a pound of sal t
lpork, eighteen ounces of bread, or flour,
t e rill of rum, whlakey'dr brandy, and at the
rue of two quarts of salt," four quarts of vine
r rv, fcur pounds of soap, and one pounband
chalf of candles to ercry hundred rations.
,Tle prices of the sereral component parts of
ie ration shall be specified,, but the United
Sies rtierre therirht ojinakins; such alter
a'mri in the price 6f thccomponent parts of
tie ntron aforeaauws shall scakf ttik price of
part thereorbear a just proportion to tne
edprkeofthe.vftole ration. Thera
tiareto be furnished in such quantities,
tiut there shall, at altimes, durirts; the term
cfthe proposed contract,4 be sufficient . for the
eonwmpuonofthe troop sbr 6 months in ad
cc, ofooil and wholesome provisions, if
4e same sUall be required. It is also to he
JjrmAtei to U and erery of the commandants
fcnj&cd places or posts, to call for, at sea-
hcn the same enn be transported, or at
to. "Mt ik case of urjrncy, such supplies of
Jjepn Visions in ad ranee, as in the discretion
the commander shaUedeerned proper.
h is understood that the contractor is to be
yt rx pence, and risk of issuing the supplies
"the troops artivjt losses stlstabedby
"?Urrd or destroyed as albfesaid,on the de-
iv r more porsorrs 01 creaiiaaie
peters, and the certificate of a commissi,
r-oacer, sutirae; the circumstance of the
nd the amount of the articles for which
mationshaUlfe claimed, Vff
' J Fririlere is reserved. to the y.SUtes
firing that none of the scppU es,. which
b furnished under sny of the proposed
ihiU L until the supplies"
t ft. haTe bctn r may be furnisbeddnder
. -.muwuiiorct nate . oecn ceoauio.
, depredations of the enemy, or by means of
fctroarnofthe United Sutes, shall be paid
V we United Sutes at the nriee of the article
. . .' .
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;ri,rJJmECT.TAX.,;, .' vii
N'r T,f"fV fcivety that thh Dirte
1813. 60 tht followiDi? described
property, situate In thit State,. t4rioV reW
uuc year iromr tne time w tno cotifi
cation of the Collector in whose district the
sad property lies, thai the tax had become
que nd citable, tha
. m m -w- v7 m m- a w
ale at the Court-horn m ttu TViwn kruwu
rwu B iM uounty ox Urane, on the
f4 Uyef October. 1815, till o'clock x. u:
vj ' .' " ij C M
WAKEj
i Armistead,
IWaW Beaaley .
. Wm. Bea.ley ,
James Cray.
.Hetrt of Garret
i- Coodke'
Moset Uawkins
I John Ma! one
,S, Smith'sibeirt
W Upchurch
isr Trice ,
jlirrt iEppet
Jr vlltmilton '
.320 acres land
; 75 doT do
75 do ' : do
305 do,- ;do ,
do- do
, 40 do"' do J
300 do ; do
213 do do
'71 do - do
231 dot dot
.65,
41
-41.
-.24 J
' 13
6t
22J
21i
59
1. 1
200 do
do
do
do
1
i
23,
640 do :
200 do v
4i
Thesis Cary
2
PERSONs
Motet Camel
924 do
do
do
'38J
Cot A. Marpbey 640 do
10
OUANGE,
DtTid Coble 210 do i. do
CoL Wm, Unnt . 486 do do
rieirt ofO'Nem! '100 do , do
do of MilUsori 100 do do
do of R. Lore 142 do do
1
9
0
2
17
66
65
32
10
93
8,
J. Soeed's heirs 320 do do
t Francis Tat I or 734ido do
75
20
12
Fred.Trolioger 50 do do
A.Trolieger 122 do do
Tfcot. Mobion 100 do1' !o
P. Summers ISO do '. . do
Jno Wjlliamson 35do do
Jno. S.;Wanock l60do do
28
2
3
91
i
96
25
70
GHAKVILLE.
Jno Carrington
Jno.yamilton
John Taylor
do i ..do
400 dor do 1
1180 do do 8
NASH.
, 90 do do
43
2
93
Corn. Foreman
18
- i
WARREN.
Lot Nos20 Warrenton
' Ud known
do
do
8
12
12
12
12
No. 93
No. 29
Xo 31
No 32 :
do
do
do
do
do
do
NORTHAMPTON. 1
Helrt ofW.PJButts 60 acres land
Miles Carr 3 male slates
56
73
41
29
94
14
86
'21
1 32
58
49
2
4
3
3
: Heirs of W.Hobbs 318 acres land
! Henry Hires - 50 do do
ID. Short a heirs 424 do
; Frances Stewart 29. do
Allen Harria 185 do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
JE. J Hayes 100
1 Bsrshebal!srrson 200
1 8. Johnson tt co 600
do
do
do
do
I
2
8
1 Denj. Johnson : 70
BERTIE.
400 do
Wm. Wilkios
do
1 45
MARTIN.
200 do
300 do
HALIFAX.
tOO do
200 do
Win, Kennedy
Anna Lanier
do
do
21
86
84
38
60
38
28
tf
20
64
43
46
23
Thos. B. Eatoo
Wm- Person
do
do
do
M. ,W. TurnerJ
140 do
Joseph Arrington 240 do ' do
Eliiah Perkins 100 do do
T. Rosen's heirs . 43 do do
S. Wifpna, guard. 5 Slates
Charles Whiter 332 acres land
Sally Haywood 150 , do do
lmc Sollir ant ' 50 do do
SbammeU 40 do do
ROCKINGHAM.
CreenL. Brown 106 do do
ElijshGardner 5 Slaves :
4. Granger's esUte 120 acres land
Wm. M. Miller 200 do do,
T.M'&bbire'sheirslOO do do.
Frances. Pea Iter lf0 do do;
48 8
99 5
18 4
14 9
307
15
tteorre SbarD 78 do do
27 6
Francis Vaughan 2 slates (females)!' 38 1
GUILFORD.
50 teres land '. 21 8
2 lots in Greensboro' 29 ,
John Banks -
LGrsy Booth
300 acres land
50 do do
2 3
Too Carter
21 8
46 5
58
74
72 8
49 5
16
74
58
87
J.R.Chsd wick 108
D.'Gillaspie: 300
Thoa. Jenkins 250
Sally Unn 63
Heirs oCILLane75
RobtMorrow 200
lesse Oaburn '128
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do , do
do do
Jno. Ryan
bL Sharbery
45 do do
1054 do do .
, JONES.
200 do do
Lot No 31 in
No32tn
No 33 in
. No34in .
No 35 in
4 No36in '
NotI8m
No 40 in
- No 45 in
- No 46 in. v
No 55 in ' ,
No 61 irt '
CakhQuinn
Unknown
do
do
do
do
do
- do'V
d'i';
do "'
rdoi ..'
do'
: do y
do--'
40
3
3
J 1
Wo65ia
y -r" No 6 irM
' " .o v
';KoC8 in
No 69 In
i.:
dcr
MJIaa7 -accessary .to satisfy the'
jaid taxoe, thereon, with an tddltion,of
twenty tser centum. will h X Mk v
1
1
1 .
7
9-
do
No70la, f ,
NO 711a j
200 acres land.
I f .
'2
dc
do
do
;dd
. ;LotNo 44io
-w-; . No. JO in
1
V
i,-''J
r r .
4.
130
oenj. oimsr-j t- 69 i do 5 do ' ;2S f
Wo. Guthrie Lot Nn in NW, l it
UrLathamf 1300;, MXtttiWtf
J.TtyIorpetoflotNoil3rcwbcin t;iQ 'i
Bermet Caacub
50 acres land'
17
IsraelTsylor
4
...
100 .do da
2J
Lewis Warrenl 2l9l -iaV do 1 ' J- 46
Mary Lore H 210"' dd do' V, l io'i
49
do
Jo' J.'Jelks"iSJ
Jf Matthews T40
Jarthan,arA- J
do 4 1
2 32,SV
1 72
dovdoV,v'
00 dO,
frWa- Sandext I ' 50 ' da Ak
. CABTEBET.
Bank's heirs ' - 640
Wm. & J; Shackle
ford's heirs 1000
Daniel Simmons 400
do
do
v
67
do "do
do dd
5!
16
Jama Tay lot.
i-.
3
400 do do
LENOIR. -
AlexV Carter !
Win. Wooten !l
98 dq do ' 4'
; 50 . do do '" I 4l
' Collector't Office, 4:h day of Augtitt 1815.
' ' JQS jv VAX X06x,fun. .
Collector for the 8th Collection dti
i trict in the State of North-Care.
tins, and des posted by the Secre
v ttry of the Tretsury, &c Bcc
' -. - . ,i , , a 'J .
NOTICE. i '
THE Directors of the Baptist l)omebc
(formerly called the Phihnthropicj Mis
sioosry Society, are hereby informed,1 agree
aWy to the powers vested in os by opr consti
totion, that they trt rtquested to assemble
fete Friday bsfore tht first Lord's day in Oc
tober next, at Daniel's Meeting House, in the
couBty of Halifax to take under cos tidera-
m two the state of the Society. It is confidently
nnpco toe uirsctors viil not fail tosttewf, ss
we presume the business which will f be laid
before them will be of importance to them
selves as a Socitjy as well ts to the Miuiona
ry cause in Genera. ' j
MARTIN ROSS, " 7 Correttxmding
R. POINDEXTER, JOCsmc
ARON SPIVEY. Prttidcnt:
Bertie county, N. Ci July 30 , 28
y I NOTICE.
ROPOSALS will be received by the
subscribers until the first dsv of No tern .
ber next for the Building a BRICK BOUSE
for the use of the Davie Lodge at Sandy
Hun MHoads-, Bertie county, of the follow,
in dimensions 1 34 feet long by 2Q wide,
with, two outside panneL doors, ten windows.
ciguiecn ngnu s oy 10 gjassi one room on
tne first floor and three on the second with
a passsge on the" upper story of four feet
one stair case, one room, abore sUirs to be
20 feet square, to be wainscoted chair board
high 1 all the rooms to be plaislered 81 white
wasneo. anouldtbe building of this House
not be undertaken pritately by the above
ume, 11 win oe put up to to lowest under
uw,on rnaay ine :ta asy 01 tne same
month, at Mr. WniUm Britton'a . Stove
Those wisbing to be employed msy do well
10 attend. ; .
S Wm. Brittoo,
VJohn Ruffin,
,Wcst Tyntt,
iPcrry C Tyler,
John MurdaupJi
Joly 27 f! ' ' 28
LAND FOR SALE.
I ;
THE sobsctiber offsrs for sals thsfollow.
log Tracts of Land, to wit-- v
One' tract lying in Warren county N. C
eight m lu tooth of Warrenton, within one
mile ot the Mineral Spring on Shocco Creek;
containing about 12 hundred Acres. ' The
soil is adapted o tht culture of Corn, Wheat,
Tobacco and Cotton The improvemsnts are
a two story Dwelling Hctfst 52 feet" by28.
with other convenient Houses ' Further dc,
scription is dsemed nnnecessary. as it is pre
sumsd no. person wilt purchase without view,
ing the premises. For terms apply to the
subscriber who resides on ths premises.,
, He also offers for sale one tract of Land in
Franklin county 8 miles east , of Lewisburg,
containing 500 acres, adjoining the lands of
Robert Gupton, who wilPshew the land to
any person wishing to purchase.
JACOB HUNTER.
.Aogust 1. , 2d
I ' '" 28-71 -
ROGERSVf.
Vegetable Pulmonic D;etefgenSs
For Couehi, ConsutriptioDt &:AMH
r mil. t
The moti tittinate Cough $ieU t9 it, iv J
THE prepostcroos cjompositnojof innam
roatory drugs the djrappointrTrnt;l rer
peatedly experienced in my-practice, f'fiaV re
medics, highlvr ccommendedi added to my own
predisposition" to Pulmonic Complaints, Were
powerful inducsmcnU with ros ' to consider
whether t compound; -consisting of Vegetable
substances,' could nor be invented, more free
from, the wclf founded objections of prteti
ticners, sod betttr cafculatcd to tverf the
threatening destruction of the Ltmgt. j
1 bow oer to the public, the resuft of twen
ty years experience on this subject No ex.
pense or trouble has been spared in this com
position. That no medicine, for Consumptive
tnd Asthmjtlc complaints bss been so sue
cessful as my Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent
jroeld in become me to mention in this address.
J..Mayj v acres Itni.;" TSS?
Jesse Kotratree v '400 T do'dd ' V r 7T
v 'V wmSU ' SLLLS v ' Ull r - ; AS)
I ?f 3
3w
But if tb attestations of persons of the
highest "respectability, of its. efficacy, which
will be shewn to toy persoof the great and
increaarnr J i oty be celled proof,
uispro--.;i;; cpo:R6GEHS.;t
: JfortJiait9i Mat. July, 1814w '
' fiTTThe tbove Medidne'for safe tt JOS',
GAlES'iStcre.Rtlaga f- 4 -
.AT the last May Term of Wttrta Ccirty
Xlu'Court, theSubscribercmslifieds
tor to the last Will of Isaac Ihinler. deceased.
llate of said County "those riaririg claimi . a-
gaihst the said dec easea are requested, to pre
sent them withinjhe time prescribed by law,
properly wthenticated, otherwise ther will be
barred, of recoTery.:: : 1-Ct- O'-T .
FRtoAT, AUGUST 4 181fc
Judsres fixed theJrvridines 4atthe
en-
suing JFall term of the 5uror Courts
of this State as follows s "f" .
Justice Taylor,
Judge SeaweU, ;
Hall,1 -j
Lowrie,'
Henderson,
Cameron, -y-
We are please.4 to inai S16 s"
tNssi6g eaknlity which has jatehr he
fallen Feterebiirg has excited ine at
tention of !the citizens of every tovli
fBm which; we have heard, SuDsbrip
tiqns haye been opened an Wry hand
some sums 'raised for, the relief of the
necessitous snfferers. v ' .'.',- -
j , A cornptoy is formed in the North
of Europe, which rtFniises effec.ah
imp6rtant change in the commerce of
that coftvVf Jt is caUeoTTfte Baltic
known thai,tiie stbrin of a northern
climate ,and want of ls1iaroom,!relider
the navigation of the Baltic atigerous
for large V0s9felstye8pe'cially. 'such: as,
Coming from a disiancemay "amr 'at
unfavorable seasons. Few ports in that
sea have a? sufficielil; rjepth of water to 4
aamit, targe vesseisiewer sua iioru
a market for considerable r cargoes
Ice often produces long 'detention
which occasion immense-losses for obi
structs navigation so many months, that
the American merchant is fortunate if
his vessel can1 making a single voyage
to St. Petersbure in a -year.' To re med v
j this evil, a company propose make Got-
tenDurg a aeppt tor ail tne productions
of the Saltic a port safe and easf of
access, which may be visited twice a
year by an America vessel.' The
King of Sweden has granted the Com
pany a charter for 20 years. Itsvusi
ness is, confinedto selling on commis
sion the productions of the Baltic tjoun
tries.' Its capital, which is to be ern
ployed in making advances on consign-;
ments, will consist of silveapd all
sales, payments ah'd returns eto be
made in the same. vCustoip HouVedfir
cers are aonointejd to attend exclusivel y
to the company's buslneseirrg
declares an property consigned to,, tne
company sacred and invlolaplereven in
tne event 01 war.
. We regret to learn by . a passenger
in the last cartel from England, that
tne Hon. Mr. bayard was unwen,ana
on Doara tne iMeptune, wnicn snip is
on her return to the U. States.
The Hon. John Q. Adams,4is' A-
mencan Minister, was introduced , xo
the Prince ftejent, atra levee on the
8th Junedehvered his credentials, &
was graciously received. ' ; 4
i -William Plumer, jun. of Epping, N
H'." is preparing for publicatidn a1 His
tory of the late War be'tweeii the U.
States and Grreat Britain. ;
' " ;' xv ' ,,? " f - '
1 Exvected : Naval BaitleA. letter
from an officer in the. United States'
Mediterranean squadron, to his friend
in New-York, dated Bay of Gibral
ter; June 15, says c:Werhave heard
various news of the enemy, put have
ascertained pretty certainly thaihe ls
4
now at Cape de .Gat, waiting for the
r emainder of the sum of 500,000 dolls,
demanded of the Spanish government,
which has been tartly ' Daid him. It
is calm now-but if the wind springs
up, we sbairexpect to find the enemy
tomdrrO'V. I Hjs force is 8. frigates;&
some small craft, -JV. F. Mer, Jldvtr.
L TheXortzfjoh Courier anintadvertine
on theltyle 6f the American newspa-.
persV Jiey are composed in " bas
lard Ezlish." "Thisort of reproach
is .rather surnrisins'. iaft'er the man v
nsefui lessons which f tae) Americans
have given to trueborri EifelishmenSl
,w.e very well rememrrmanjr ot tnose
lectures, particularly that pfBunker's
SitL where they taught them, theiror-
thpgraphy i at Saratoga they ,gaye a
most insctive course oi Syntax; in
the Jerseys they taught then the snoops
and tenses t at Yorkiovm. they taught
prosody ; and they ' have recentlyif
Orleans given unexampled : lessons' in
the dead ngeJrshJp4y
i -X -is. . " . . ;W K
At Norwich. Conh.lnerished latelvi
j)avid Bennet, the' Pather of a family;
in a fit of intoxication.4 He had crawl-.
ed under a wau - sot coaccaiincpi, anu
'was not discovered ; tillf Jie had been
food for the dogs anid in ' a wretched
h i Att the i late , Supreme tCcftSrtdie'
state oi puireiacuoa.
The lesson we
4 , fi---'-.
7
1
Ocarialtnder&Uu Ihontd regai
ro:-,j;
ins empty ootue wa& ieuna near aim:
? ' : 4 . , . 1 , i.- ... 'U nh
, A man;f once, r to inbcatioij; K
who afterwards twpame .bor.iU Jlir-1 (
gious, rwpeninotatiaii in companv : j
ged ;of hlia td- tast;aaUeus ;
Dressionsand1driakwith ftenilsiat'
hakdhce : been in the flame mav easily
takjs risa agais t wm &eep.niY9eiJ
in God's name-ilHam.th
- . ' .V.--,,,vr -
: Domestic yUawifjtfres
the numerbui manuiacturing esiabtish-
ments -thahave-lately jsprungyrrrin
our coutryone has- beeji rectfed'at
Steubenvillei in the state : of Ohiof, for
leaswtsovjraugapiii .;f3
could d1 hitanb' Karmi VThe jridjmanl
awe4:rs ?$
froimUe8ktfWii' Bit Wn!that vf'
manufacturing tme cloths, otenno, ; ( .
wooll vTho preparations onlyvcg j
' mencerl annnt .tnirteenr montos siucr t
and it is now nearly in complete oper ; i ,
ation on a calculation oi inanuiav"1"
from ; twenty to torty taou:
oi wool annually
BastorfiJblrn
irosi Liverpool , wins papers. .ams
;CtotehofMa
signed for delivering up tne rNeapp
HtaftOVrfitorie$ tothe Alliea Powers
(Gata, IHscar&jr AiiwnicV-'
tel) for ihe purposl of beingtrnkdeB
ver to FeriKiiand;:!
mv were to take nosseSsidh of
Twd Jre"nch vessels sent htiaJPly
mouth j hao! been given Upr $ $&
tish government; arid had sailed for
Brest? . ''r:'! 'i'A
; In England a New Loan: is announ
celd fof fprty-two millions. - ' '--' '-.-v
Sir Samuel ftodd aie4 at Madras
tH 0.4t nprftrrthar' - s y.V.iS';- ,
r In the IJouseof Commons, Mr, jya f
sittart atateithaif WsiclieduleOf as-
sessed taxes were algreed to,he soulti ;
not propose anyi(thers for. the present'
year; '' .: 1 A : ( i, ."- " if
The debts of the Prince Regent Were ij
stated by Ldrd Castlereagh to amourit- s
A gentleman From Detroit, who left
mat on the i4tn June. miorms mat cuu
siderable jealousy exists between -the
British and mericans yeigh'
bourhood, The British troops are! sta-:
tiohed at Sand wich, and have with them .
aliojJt 50Q Indian; Desertion fini
the British are daily occurring; and!
have been so freduent as'to induce the
British commander, CoL James, jto of
fer a reward of fifty five dollars to th6
Indian for every scalp taken oul; of his U
lines after dark. - All communibation ' i
from the American shore isforbidrpn tlie
pretext, that the American entice their
men tdMesert 5 and several Americans
who hid crossed oveTvhad been arrest
ed, put in close confinement, and after -
very; severe usaa sentl hohieJ
: : f h ere are about.i 200 British Ifd fahs?
at Hersh' islarrd inthe rlver S
They' had plundered a American citi
zen of about 500 dollars worth of pro-1
perty.f. Col. Butler, at Detroit had focK
warded a: remonstrance to CoK James,
the, British commander, complaining of
thelatoeon,iTJf waa disayowfed ori, '
the-, part of the British commander, who4
nsu iorwaraea an agexix to tne indians
to-eiideavor to geoprtistor i
edtheresult waslnot1 knowni wheri
tourihformantileft;p
Bii aiJc. auuiau ilo,u,ucu pruwiing ;a
bout:o)etr6it, wholVould giyei no ac
count ot tnemseiyes, rin conseouence
of whieff the American commander had
brderedafallldiansfof
tion should b& immediately arrested
and'in 'case of resistance"; or an attempt
ts escape ij-fcbe sshotv':; . L-. w
Mackinaiv'fiad not beea delivered on
by the BritisBreeably to treaty, tior
have we suirehde'red Maiden. 4n A
merican vessel had been" employed by
the British; WrfMayt public -pro-'4
peVtyratVati "fttvij
surrender df the pml iAftef tne nro-
perty - had .been put oil board the vef i
sel, the - Jndians'j vat Jfta'ckinaw wfc o
were eryimrous (cpmpelleld "the
captain tdr-land it f declaring tat x
they wouldinevet ;sunr the pface'.to
be deliveredltloffiie Amenan;
AlAKlfiETJ,
In this cityon Tuesday eveninsf. last. iff.
Kihchen' Datis: to Miss Frances Pleasants. -
. In this county, on. the same evening, Mr.
Nelson Andrews to Miss Mr-' Sugg. ,
,.On the 13thuli'MrjJoriTtl. Krur'J
chsn of NashvilleTen. to; Miss Frances Ii ' iM
Williams, daughter of CoL Joseph' WiUiams. I?
or aurry uounty. in mis &ute. . j , f.S
On t tie 26th- Juaej at Bejvxdere, the seat of I, 1
Col. Wm. W. ErWin. fVi: ta 'r ' f '
Miss Harriei Crwin, both Of Buried Colin J
' Op the 27th nit in the 56th year of her age
Mrs Susannah Seawell, consort of CoLj Benja- '
minSeawell, of Nashville, (Ten.)r Mrs. Sea.
well had heed an unexceptionable menibejr of
the Methodist church for 25 years. 1 ,
' In Loudon County. Vir dn the morning-of. f
the-BriCcs'lInst: :DougltsV JkLi5tK '
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