., . - ..... - - Mv
- if
-i --.'V. " . . . ' .i. -: V-SflS
(I ' ' f " ' "J ' ' t r ;,r'' "
of TtooiuirASr&c.c::v.
. r "j ,1 m.I.b VVti
f r ,,k L-M inn the Bortlha bruut port
formation and gxi ientfe It-
cient to decline it puiicin, v-.
4 r.e ofthcproclxmxtionfbP rttrvovr.?Ut.
. vttlioriscd culen oo - the - Pul-T land,
d.fTerit from that which we have hereto
fbrpablhea.. ilt is'saiBcJttoBiy that
oar frcncr'i?'0. hcadHt
cuji uacLancd. : ' 4.--. ' ' ' -
mm . -
Fort Stodderts&JJiL 18161
. , .
npTLtr,v-The aUrmjnjc'infor-
sition communicated froTn-thc jumion
Wm did.lndcci!, hear that tro IJn-
Ush sliips of war had reached Pensa
culi ; bat I believe the report to have
been altogether unfounded.
Kit be true that .the 'right of Spain
H bceii transferred to. Great Britain,
it is certainly a call; upon us u cxa
minewdl bur situatioo, and to take all
those precautionary measures wmcn
t new relations in which we shall be
placed, will render essential to ourin
tcresU and our security. From the
nrtice recentlv pursued by the-Uri-
tisli, witn reara to- ncro bct, , ivi
r.. ... !. t
f-, 01 n ln ,T,mnm hut thrtifl'h 8 COn- !
section Vrth Great JBrifain hcelf, on
the subject of runaways and deserters.
Our revenue wjll also be in danger
cf bein very considerably alfectcd by
the Ticinity of a people Stocked wita
Knronean "itockIs, so niudr in request.
and whictvwe can so easily pay for
vith our orn prodoce."
Smuling iiiit present carried on
to a pretty .considerable decree with
Peuicola ; , W t it w ill probabl v be car
ried on to a tenfotd extent, when that
pbec, uistead of being in the hands of
the Spaniard; who have Ilctle'of their
oun to el! but eolfee and sunr, shall
be occupied by tlo British, -.who liave
etrrv inmj:. it
uuIers have a rrat advantage
In thiicuuntry. If they are proceed
in from Penacola northward, ther
have so much elbow-room, tl.at it is
cotery c.isy to intercept thcrh.be;
teeu the nrtfeern line of West-Florida
and the southern line of the Creek
Tntlluis ; and I know of no coari which
is authoiiied to.takc cbnizance of of
feuce a jalmt tie revcnu'ei laws, cotn
Diitfed withio their territory..
Thee things, ho weier. arecmnpara-
thdv smail matters : f(r I mus con-,
fcii "to vou that I cannot free ray mind j
trom tSie apprehension of the greatest
xutinnal evil from the cession of the
Tkritbs to the Britii gotcrnmenf.
mm nttt-flCO of T-. 1 o 1 f ifrt).tti
trr which, (except far ai is occupied f
ot tne t ' nueo ouio j is viuusuuui a
lie,U itself a very suspicious circuio
aDce. . It puts 5t' in their powr to
qcaxrcl with upon yer)' plausible
prefences, whenever they please. I
do not bcere that it, ives them any
jesf 'ground to complain of us, though
thsv shonfd demand, and we refuse to
tien, the possession of the whole of
Vcl Morina ; out navmg acquireu u
fcming title, they have acquired what
SQaxc 'will think at least sl pUiasibU
jnxml for war, whenever, they think
fxepor to tise it ; and they hate, more
over, acquired the means of fully.pre-
piiing themselves on the south, as well
sj nil the north, before they actually
lcih the war.
1 observe the northern papers speak
cfthc preparations makinj,by the "lJri
. tlhnn the Canadiai: fniutier,asshcwi
isz it to'bc their object tp penetrate by
Lake Cliamplain and Albany to-New
Tork, and thus Sever the Easteru'states
from the rest Mar we not also fnar
that their view in occupying West-
norida, is to enable them easily to es;
tabusli theinselve m the country ly
rag between Georgia and the Missis
aTpri, am thus. fo sever the western
Cites ai;tl terriloric4 frcm the Union,
Xet it be considered tliat that part ol
the Jli-?ssippi territory which lies be
tween Pearl river with a line running
papers, - ' same war. lut as to our army u mc
Uld U !; fa 72d ! waerf ommuniction between ll e,Mo-
Ufu kxUnv th.oswi iirred m thw , Mfssissippi be interrupted,
part .fllie eoontrr, to fiwa.i t: 6nfir- ... of t suppticl, unless
r i cuk&mn m tnn riurinas. i
Kfe9.kmt.uj, m o.lyrriuce!; s ; fce, 8ome Stance
tke value f that specie f property m ' . - , , t, KOverrl.t stand alone as the object pf complaint;
era hmled. property, ihclf fcanlly ' . 8uffici(;Dt time, .nothing1 ed, tl.it out of 200 tracts that were
worth pKVin?. r ""V.1" ""i but ieace Saved the army from de-i sold, not more than thirty-two-tract
mil. f im vtn fearful that nnthin;; el- "ul K , . . . vr.u.. .(.. ji ars Der acre.
rih from ifj source, and the sta.tc"of
Georgia, aoil between the state ol Aen
nesse on the northanilthe seai-and
West'FIonda on the south, contains
Mw. v -77- . - . mvt 1
proBablyJbctweBnrOAnd 80,000square
milcsP And what U a. popalationof
30,000 "isoub, tD4 delend such an lm-
4w-f rf rniintrv from the in-
roadsof an enemy ? Such a body -or
people, scattered over such, an extent
of terntorr, could scared jatford 'an
sensible aid toWarda,the support of an
army and no very material facilities,1
even in tVe transportation, of its bag
gage. If the British should establish
themselves in "Florida, and', should, e
vpnhmllv enMnrein a war with theU-
Inited States, all their supplies vi)l
1 come by land, and their means oMand
i transportation will be furnished in the
! nrevious.pfcnarations be, made tcfaci
litaterour intercourse wlthlennesscc
Und Georgia. (These preparations toustjj
'not be postponed lor a time.oi war.
I Experience has proved that however
urgent be the necessity, new and more
ieasy channels of intercourse between ;
t the different parts of our territory will
I not be had recourse to in the midst of.
W warlike acitation, . . .
- "We. shall pay, as we have doneyfrom .
SO tu 40 dollars-ner barrel lor tne
, transportation of flour by routes pre
viously known, rather than venture pn
' . -I
XDenmeni811ana evcniuauv uurm-
truction.
inay have, no one knows. Wc must?,
hot look for Jacksons in everv corner j
of our vast domain. Should the main- j
tenaoce of an army be found neccssa-.
ry. in this country, provisions cannot
be drawn by land from the Mississip
pi, but at an expence which would be
ruinous. A land cariagc from the
Tennessee river to the no.ts on tlie
Coo,e has already been tried, and such , i
....c 'm nifi rti'n.l it i
Isaid, tliey could haul but 4 or 5 bar-j
irU tn thi load, and thit. with even !
i that small quantity, thev went but ve-J
1 ry few miles a day. Just before the
I termination of th'c war, Mr. James . :
Ga
ines of Knoxville, explored another
,fo uhlrh m mrril national
attention. He found that between the
route
i Tennessee river and the Illack War;-
irlrir r pufprn fnrk nf thfc Tomb
mbi- ;
I bV it was a level, firm valley, of ex-
Uellent white oak and nonlar land, well '
fc - v v m . mam m- w mm m my m. mm
I LrUClIUII. M IISl lutui vuiiiiiiauuv.ii i.
watered, and settled by priucial men ' hope, therefore, that n step' will be
of the Cherokee nation. The distance taken to obstruct the progress of po
from Knoxvillcto themouthof Thomp- pulation in a country, vHiose strength
son's creek, near fort Deposit, on the J
Tennessee Iliver, is about three hun
dred miles"; from thence, by land to
the highest navigabTe partoftliclJIack
W .1 l' 1. t - 2f.. yl
amor, 1 min. ir. oaines imunucu
me, id 23 miles only," but s'omc say 45,!
antl perhaps 1 mistook him. Tne
Black Warrior is there between; 40 and
50 yards wide, and noteasil forded
at a common time. It is a gentle j
stream. ThcVe arc shoals belowj which j
arc about 2 miles in length 5 butUisj
not rqugn water tor; more than tour
miles, and even there boat3 have no.
difficulty when there i. a moderate
swell in the river. From'the highest j
navigable part'ofthc Black Warrior to
thc.town ol at. atepfcep it is above
550 mile. SL Stephen lies ab.mt 40
miles above the place ivhcre fort Stbd-
dert onlhe'Mobilc once stdod, arid
at which spot ooly the progress. of, an
enemy, coming oy water, canoe.Rr-
rested ' by ;a vforce stationedo'n tlie
lAnd. T4ic formatiou, therefore, -nf -a
road from tlieTenuessee to the;Black
M"arnor,8uflicicntly compTet'e to ad
mit pf waggons carrying a load of three;
thousand weigiit may be an object, of
infinite 'importance- to, ; the.-AJuitetl
State' in a future var,' ahdvouldi in
the mean time, be of the' greatest jatT
vantngc to tJic state Uf Xeqne'ssee and
the settlements . on the Yombjgby .'ahd
Alabama, and five a wonderfully in
creased value to the publicIarids ad
jacent to thre- rivers Tt'vvoUld eV-
jac
t to tnrj?e-rivers.-lt'vvouiit eu
ige hc settlement of the cou titry t
inthiiig 'surely is ofTinjbjrclnipof
coura
and iio
tance to the safety, of ouV souflierrti &J
. . -. . . -.t: . 1
westera, puasessiuus,' uia.o(.v"i-vuere
should be as formidable VsetUeraent',
extending all the way from Georgia to
the Mississippi, as the natuxe of'Uie
country ill admli oft t tAstihef
forethefe ino foundation,ipr ae
pbrt which has lately reached this place,
that it is ther intentioa of tjhe gotern
innt to remoye all '-'persons whobave
titled oil the Dublic landsr abdthat
the: propbsedmeasure-" has f originated
in uiciaea navuw aciMy-"w.. v
unfavorable ,,tb 'the productlvenessol
the sales, flf sucira step 'should jun
fortunately be talcen, it will be pro?
ductive of a" degree of distress to thou
sands of souls,"- .which those who are
riot iniimately;;acquainted with 'this
countryand the; situation pCpey set
tlers. can form - no idea of.' ; I doubt
very much whether the-p.re!vJoqs(occur
pancy oitne iana nas, upuu ""i
any unfavorable effect upon , the sale.
The Tands dif not sell bet'fer, because
there are riot people enough to "create
compelitiootherp is not'capital.suffi
cient in thd 'country. , v"'.;C
If lawless men formerly , threw out
threats aainst.those who? should hid
in opposition to them,' the, times, I
hope, are changed. This country was
then out nine Known orinuu-m.
The war has made thousands acquaint-
ed with it. GeiVeral Jackson acqui
sitions in the Creek country, have ex
cited universal .attention! The com
mercial facilities which this country
affords, will become known to com
mercial men, and to planners of capi-
A-l TU .tfA 4linrBrnrO Will hlrf.lf-
. aiic oaiqs) v,v- v '
ter be more numerously attended by
siraniers t they will bid. j, An indivi
dual or;two, coming intohe country
for the tiurnose ot attendms tne iana
: 1 . . i"
although, some thaV were settled sold
as Wch as 6, 8, or 10 dollars per acre.
But.wouUUhey havcsold higher-had
there have been no settlements ?Thie
real question is not, whether a few
particular tracts sold' low out of ten
derness to. the people' who had made
improvements, and who had been har
rnseftd hv the calamities iof our Indian
war ; but whether, if there had neen
no imbrovemcnts, no setilements, and
the country had remained a wilderness,
as many tracts would have been sold
as did sell and that nuinber,too at a
hi-her price ?. If ot, tJ'?e government
has lost nothing by the jsettlcrs. In-
deed, if the people had pot come &i
settled, who would have purchased
and
The old settlers could riot, or did not
want to ;and so few stranjers came,
that compromises wouja nave oeen
more easy among purchasers than they
actually -were. 1 do nost earnestly
is so essential to tne general luteruu.
of the nation. ' Yours, &c. v
STATE OFTORTII-pAROLlNA,
Lincobi County , ,
Court of Flea and QiuuerS(ticini
January Term, 1816.
Jonas Rudeicl 1 OriKmlwitvaciimenti
atntt , Jevieditbe
Jacob Ucnnel, j hands o Samuel Cox. ' i
IT appearing to die tsi(isfacton of ! the
Court tbai the defendant Is not a resi
dent ot ihis'SUte j It is therefore Ordered by
Courts that Publication be made thtee vveeks
auccessivelv. in the Kileijrh ltegTster that
unless said Jacob Bennrt appear at.' the ntxH
Court of Pleas Jnd quarter sessions, w ;oe
lield for said" county, at'tjie'Court house in
Ltucolnton on the third iMonday in April
next, replevy and pictdta said siuiJt, Judg
ment will be eoterel up ajjainst him.. I :
56 Stp, . Test V AUDRY; .M'BEE, c. C-
1 ' Qmnty vf'Kamolph
tlaman aliller'a Executori,") '
, - v . V v. -, In Equity
Rvtand Roberts, & others. 3 ;:.Wi!
TOTICE IS HEUEBV, crVENfc ttf Rich
IS ird ShabkelfordW wife, Jacob Miller
and Wite, Peter Roberts il Henry FuRerj;SaJ
rah.Fu ler and Rylandjribcrts, that cn the 1
Rth and 9th davsot MatcttJlCXt,ailDC0ouse
t of Seth Wade, Entj-. mthe ;ounty aod Ut
aforcslid, w.metid taking tne. utfpouon
.,f Kfth Vde " loschhTxbins and Olhera :
Abd oo'the'J5lh and 16 thclajfX ("March
tiLXi, ar the, house OJ VOL uurnsiae, ir xwr
irelniend rakcnff lhe DcpoaiooRt.of Jetemt.
ah Arnold; aod other. if-And also, ,ra tne
23d" divct yfarch nexUi Are intend, to take
the henositiens of Georre Roberts,' ahd ,o-
tiri. at tne nouss 01, ucorec uucn,-.iiiM
Cooatv of RockinJrh,am', iiilthe SUti of Noith
Carol ci,1o be read in evidenceMn eerumj
matter controversyTD.our aaw uoun wi w-
qaty dedendinr, wnerem we acc wjnjpjiau
waia
rebruaxyl. 1816.
; 5 : ,J AMES: MILUSU, Bxecu-4
: ;HAMON MILLER! f tors.
you arc; .ticiiv jMi r j- '
L 1
J
jJL'.. Puhlic that they have--.lately; oH -
to rs ot Sjlmsbcbxi 1 iiv &p tiouse jormeF n.
ti ! n '.k:T.'.i n A aa" yinfHlVMI .1
spared to tenaer tins Kstaoiis&ment ,commo- ;
most extensive ana ii Derai foundation,
Sariuryjy. CJari. 17th-1816. t .4vSm
M. r-- jmm n -'
on ibe'lt of; this -innanwiny Wit Bet-
V Warsooi I do hereby -fdre warn 11 per?
8on from harboring or f ending ber, , aa;they
. maybe wetl assured tfiey will be dealtN with
aCCOrQUlg, o lair, j-rranu aio, irum irauuije.
yitb'her ori tny account as I am etermiheq
to pay none3 of ber contracts.
V ' ' .'I. j BENJAMIN WAROK
'.BnreomK Tm. 45. 1816
-46-3 w
District Tdymoster'js Office 7
' I RjiGHi N. C. FBal6, If 16V ::
THE fojlowlng' Rules aiid; Regulations (in
addition 'to ,those heretofore existing)
have been received from the PaymasterGeU
eral, anAvill be observed in all future Pay
ments to' ConHpanies or DeUchments-of Vo
lunteers br Militia, or any part thereot, m
claims to compensation tor services renderea
in the Army, of the United States, vi2 ; .
1 ne omcers wno cwhhujuucu c
n?Lth for themselves and their men
1st. That they have not been .' previously J
. rjaid. ' ; '.
2d. That they have not either jointly or seve-
' 11 L ..... 3 ii'iM Af n4f ammp nil.
- rally eiecuicu any pv-i vi.aiwi v-jr
thorising hny , person , whomsoever to re
ceive the compensation claimed : .-.
3d. Thai they have not at any time,' signed
account On duplicates or otherwise) or
receipt rolls" ibr-' the same iind passed
' them awav to another person, who might
therebv be enabled tp draw the, amount j
from the proper omcer or agenx 01 uic
' UnitetVStates ? that they have in nowise
- either directlv cr indirectly transferred
, or all ehated their claims, by power ofat
' ; torney, order, receipt Roll, accounts or;
4th. That the officers, non-coinmissip.iiedotu
; ersj musicians and privates,, w hp may b
borne on the Muster Roll,wereluring the
per0d therein expiessed ictually on mt
; litary,duty m the field,mcamp, or, in gar
rison. , . ,
The same mode must be . observed in the
claims presented by officers and soldiers to
be settled with, individually, except in the
the officer cannot be extended to him, hu men
must be substituted, the claim heinffprevi
ously certified in duplicates by the coititnnnd
ing officer of the Regiment, that he is'- eini
U ed to the pay claimed. ' v j t
JTheie nrecautionarv measures have been
B.l T1 PTT1 rTIT Willi a WIUIM nilui. Ull. vi.i
. considered necessary, as well oh the account
of the vast number of claims which ire known
to have been transferred by some mean or
other from the hands of original claimants
into those of agents and speculators, as tor
the unmethodical manner m f wmcn many.
payments have been unavoidably; mde..
; JUNIUS SNEED,
'I . District tay Master United
; V ' , ; - . States' Army.
1 I NEW GOODS.
Harvr just Received from ?A ew-ForX
Philadelphia, Baltimore? , PeWt
'. burg, ''.-'' ' ' '
illqLfge and GeTieral&ssortment of .
DRY-GOODS AND GROCERtES 5
TTHICIl they are NOV(pPKNlNG and
' f ofter for SALE at said Clapp's; in GUU
vnmi noutitv. C, neSr - thee New Brick
Church. . The fcllowi gat amongst the
Assortment, viaSuperfine'LondondFrencfi
Cloths Pelise Cloth Sillpi pt all f colours.
and qualities; Satiff, JSUfc ana utrawiwn
nof nnil tlts of the Newest Fashions ir
an Elegant Assortment .pf Second Cloths
fi.mA Tndnn Cassimere : .Seccttd ditto ;
Plain) and ' Rjbbed Stpckinett ; Imperial ..and j
Striped Veitulets ; Point and DurTel Blanket j,
Coatings.and kersey 'Moleskin J-.f
fine and Second LonClotW l India 'and jlio-.
mestid Gdtton i f Mancbestn' j Flahnels pilk
v..T,m eimVa . T.ATnTttme'doi Damask do
Black , and -Vhito Lace Shawls jflJlacK ana-i
Wliite Veils; , White Laee .mnusereniis j;
SHk, Cotton, and Worsted HosWCoarse
do ; I aiWanA-PUioalins)ilk-0f9
of different eclpurs ; G mghams and Calicpes-i
s?tf.h "Plaids il Linen and -Cotton Cambric i
LbnJf Lawn-Borobazettes andjbazine--,
i v.W.fYifts hmtzVefiinfiJon Cord
Ranc&oIaasan
'ths.od"10L4tf
Brown Holland Best irepie ..wa uiw.
Giltand flam tic--tn-6?J:".
gs145nittin;Cottonernun
:f hi;nuclCoffeeueenST
WatKnivesVanct-Ttfft MMrtatfl;!
'sortfnehf of WatcJisfTenc,anAfcngiisD
Wmnt of Ffendtand-PMladeIpa'm
AU le above Articled lwiR7deBissleol'p
UOwf ior asav or v-uyjity jwuwj uu vj
Wheal,"Flour, Brandy, Whiskey, Pork Lard,
Butter. Beeswax, TaUqw, Tow l4nezu.."Rags,
Feathers, Shoe Thread, and Furs, tifc,
fr
FTIAkES this metnodHt BXJpnmPenjsjnengsfr;, I J
lafgejWluteBu
SffiJr?
-tjrr "7V2. vu KrKvt'Xi
I0th0sn 1816.
4. j 'rKi
rpHlS well known Staud, , ohFayetteville
-I "Street, near the CoUrthoUragaii
penJ ?tbr the receptiw of( Company.
Subscribera. solicit , the patrpnage oi xner :,
riends and thePubUiv Traveller and gen .;. ,
trv Daism? through orvisitinjr this CUVj arej.,i v r
! respectfiuTy invjted. to call aj thenipn-rr- .
where thy will ficoKfortaWeRoom
cleanvBeds, choice iliquors,vancV a, lapie
8uppl d with tber$e$tthej xoiintry. aflbrd87;
Also gooct Stables, fpragei &c ' . .i J"
A few regular BOARDERS can -be ac- .
' ' .. . PAISLEY & LANCASTER:
January 241816.
NOTiCJS.
T" HE Subscriherfeeilt his duty irnV;
the nublic that he' has ' acqu'redyinrr-1
j mation of the ctite of C ACfe HS ; athe
has beenin the practice tor ; severer jeari
and is happy to say he has .not. failed? in any
instance,; where tiroefy apj'ication has been
made ; to which a number'f respectable ci r
tizens are ready, to attest -'Persons apply-;
ing will consider themselves bound for. the'
payment of two dollars 6h appltcation and
wheo the cure ia euected,eignt collars in -
addition tliereto.- ) 0 Jr i s- '
- . . v -r '-VM. BRACKEN.;.- V
Stony Creek; Orange County; : ; :
, N. u. au in January, 4010. -7 - vv.
Abnlication bv letter (post-plid) to. the
Post-Office at Anderson's Store in iCasweft '
inclosing tVpdoliaw, and stating the per . (
prOTeliClcrt alio vitv'.vvtjinu piu.wnuio'-f(i..ii1ii i
GM -ordef shall be roaintamed, - id ;er j,
exertioniadeWehdercom " fx
atiort-c4"thaseliaJaay,cail bttitititt$lti?il$ ; V,
..-r . 'Jm ,6w; ,cw- .; ; -' $,
son age Hind residence, and woere tne r.
Cancer isvsiJuateH Will be attended to. , , r
c , TEN DOLLARS; REWARD, t ?
TiESERTED FROM :TH I S, POST, oh iheT
JLfnifehtf the 22d j ot fcecemter; 181, m
DANIEL MOSES. orivate in Capt nt,r&&
rHson's Company of A rttllery.
The said DAniel MosEs.was bortvuvtbe rf
Province ot M ame about torty years oifage,
fivef feet eight tin half inches!' higb,.wiUtf,
hazle eyes, black bairdarl Ctompleipati .
and by occupation a farmer. ' - ;,-4
The above- rewardv with.all reasonable
pences, will be ptid on being delivered
to me Ht this post; ortheCcjhnianding 01
cer ot any ilitaty Post within" the United; ;
States.-. ' x v ' ; ;."' .:''-,
. ' it.WLKlNSON.3
Lieut. & Comdfbf AH'y.Cbmniahdingt ,
Fort Hampton N. C .fr'S ' v ; - '0
H; January 23, 1816 . ( 55 5t
rinHE undersigned' arev authorised .as corn1 ' . -A;
missioners to contract fcr the Ilu ldijr
of a Brick Cfiurch in tlie. cltyf Ralefgh 69,
feet by 443$ feet pitch, with a Steeple. '
The work will; be d?vded;1nt6.thf ouoviripgf
distinct contracts. liti For the delivery1 of
ihe Kock, rough ar hwnfor. the, foOnda. t
tion, caps, nil, and stepsi, '2d,".Fo; the : de- '
Uyery of ihe Brtck. 3d; The laying cf the
-rdck and brick N or the two itt$f may be .
mted in one cdntract) -V lihThe floor ahd ;
sashe t, butters, dopr-n ames and doors tor ..
the two last mentioned tnay be 'united in one
.CCHtracty6jb;.Tlie;Steepl
The auentibn of flbe best workmen w invp
ed'fpr,r.futur.cciitfticti ' v W' ' v
.l
. v ,. 4.
- iu)ejghiJyew;e.
56-.
s3' r.S' '
TQjrHEClTIKNSOJ1
Jb hecohiieidue and payable J .wiir?aitehav
at the tbllbwing' places and timeivfofiCor-
4ecti6nviz'5'vf $&jni&Mt- :;,V
Tn4 Lincoln vot;nty;at Aoanii
's, on 5i
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