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v ; '"-fy ownr- AfMy; ort'tf fcaA '&
o .ik On a smooth stream I second to irhde - ir I
v Nonllen cloxd aprM?arMin i!(rtt't ," , 1
NocVmnl lh fcUlow thveateninr tide ;'' I
Xor tboilit -bright rnbm woald 'soon be j
i.-; - Tto -r I tiniM mv lovta norm, r . . - . l
Or' knev-lK)vfquick: those hours Would U
Witli tcindre'i Atrli srtml;c joinM, ;"'
i : 'Aitii we li'ere weep for dneib 2ear," (
T If Ifeaven. a cnmclo womnj. ' i
AVIi ties ar'e severed- hcre-oh earth f
r", Pmil nature sik.s re it h.ns borner c (
f TJiecriei ofsucU 'denaiien vroruv s - v
j'AVh:ie, norj ite'.disMnt-)aw!8'hes laid, j:
T Aiwt Heaven dpriV'J.'nie of a rriend f
i ., ' Miy.wilJows veep.ifruinfl hej tomb t
. '-na volenti lebtif naturpatd, '
7. W? And menv'ry weeps J her early doom.V v : f
v----vi" ' V'v --
: nitr if her sainted-com can Ree , - ,v " , .-..
Y '. ila l bright realmsQf Miss" aboy e,J t; ?
OrwjneteiBiir.mis ry,k ;r v :r". '.VV
Wle'll tease, to wtfep for one ve love.
January 15, ,1819;'
-aii hpin nut of the efie'mr seekmelicl
te "uder a patsh;Fort,;; If cvca in tliat
rnsfv'he wasnot to- attack, certainlr he
"'Vs riot t(j ;attack Vin 'iajiyTCJise, . of lessj
Jackson j.fnllv; eTpowerf d to '''bring: .th
SennnIe. war to a concbsirTT he rnermsj
tlat he is so empowered by" his orders,.
'"whirl beinf' now before us, must spjeki
for themselves." "It; does not atp-ar that
. Gen. Jackson eversaw that lctteiv.which
r .vas datetfar this placcafter ; tlfe capture
. lays after, the Secretary oWVar having
arrived here, and infused a little, more
er.enrv into our.cnuncn ewasaiith Hz
ed to.tue a jsoimcTldiscretion in ciwsii it
rlhcot.; On the 16ih,.lu: was instructed a
jain tocnnsiderhjmt;lf at liberty to- cross
'the line, and pursue, rtie enemy ; hut,
ibo!;,rrfi(ge undent Sfiar.hh fortre the
- xjJ li or.: I nse,nrru's .were tran.sminea
, to Gen. Jackson, and constituted, or "ought
r to have constituted his gu"rde. Tinci e was
C :then no njstLcntif for the occupation of
v Pensacola, and thenttack on Barrancajs, ;
in the message of the Prescient, the letter;
to Gov. Bibb, or in the'oixlersthemselycs.;
The gentleman from Mabachusetts would ;
pardon him' for saving that he had under
taken what even his talents were not cofti
- petento--he maintaiTsancc -offdw-ectly
contradictory itTrf positions"" that if was
r right jn (Jen. Jackson, to take PcnsAcola,
-and wror.g in the. President to kcep.it.
"Phe gentleman has niade a greater mis-;
take: tnan.he suppces, ucn. jacKson;. to
1 have dene in" attacking .Pcnsacola for an (j
Uhe::ordecal tHeelreW the -eJctreie
trengt'U r i e letter toiopv.-uioo auinji
fof 'a similar etVilanatinru" -When the
' cretarrav's in that letter, that General
h :.-cf St. IVlarts - He wonin taKe a mnienta-i
I'jr : 'tv g'artce -at "the orders.' ; On. the 2d of)
' j T5erembrr IPIi Uen; Gaines was for-
flif 'bidden to cro' s the"" Florida-line, ! Seven' I
both '. of the President and Gen; Jackscn.
If it were.rih in , liiru to seize the place, j
- t kirn possible: that it should have been
righL-in the President immediately to'sur ;
; , render it.? We.'sir, are the supporters o j
the Prerdcnt, We regret that ve cannot j
' ; .Support Gen. '.Jackson alsbu fhe gentle- j
v z tnan liberality is more'comprehensiye
. thanours: I approl, with all riiy"heaft,
t the restoration of Verisacpla., I think
3t. Marks. pught; perhaps, to , have been
Jajso restored ; biit.I Isav this with doubts
.and dirtidericW .That. the President tlm't
nd
the seixnre . of the Spamsh posts Vas au
act of war, is rnnnifi-st- frprin his open:ig;
. message; -in. which he'says that, to. h a ve
.retained them wouldJiaye changed our
."relations vjth Spain, totdq which Ihe pow
Ter of "the Executive was inconipeteirt,r
ConirreBs alone pcs-essi nz it., The Presi-
.dent'has.' in this' itistarice. deserved-well
tof hisTconnlry. Ue has taken, the "only
ieourse which he could have tmrsurd con-
. i silent-wr tne constitution ot tne iana.-
j And he eleficd' the gentleman ' o . .iae goed
i both- h positibnS; that theT General was
I right In takirrg, and the "President right
1. In giving nnjLhe posts IV!r.;HolraeiIex-
! plained: 1 We took ; these pests," he said, to"
rSeep themfrom the hards of the enemy.
j and, in rcsring them; made yt a condition j
. r that Spain'shcAild'njet. mir'eriemy have j
- theim . Wc'saidjto her, here, is your, dag-
t"'--wc xouim -iji uie nnus oiourenc-
. myiand having wre$te4,it from himwtf.!
( restore It to you in the Jtope that you.will
i "takebettercare of i 'for, the futurcj ; Mr;
j. f. proceeded. ne gentlemap trpm ftiasi
f saphusct t s w as t nil y nnforttina te ; f act" m
principle was'alwavs against himfTlve
t Spanish posts were." not in .posseSjSion t$i
r the et;cmyv. One old TntUan was found in
. tiie tiarancas ncne in rensaccja,, cone tnj
lour of a threat of Indian ocpupaticri as if
-i TcirartiSt reiiAHVioiA' nmi uie oarancas-
- Klensacola wssto be restored Jincqnditr6n-;
j:Jally,'and miht, therefore, imTrier.iately
si itave jtome into th'epossessiwi of the Indi- i
" j .an?;if.they had the powcinjlth'e will to S
.Jtatc if. : gciuiu.uiiwis- in a uuem-
.tident when Jiu ui!'
'- v MrVC'. said-licfr?jHcvd to liaVe" set
thelresident mariifesUngby.the restora-JJ
; Uioiof Pensacol his devqtedness to the:
-. porisjitiUioiw ; hen :tne vn-oie envntrvf
wis ,iJi,ng w iv j7iquiiain- ivj oyiyivt
I iLeaidratid'he said iUone; iitheliniited
circle iii wliich lie f Juoved, tliathe'Pi-esi-
. i,vi rr.-tt ntwnd-r it- l.t hathfi cotihl 'nntrl
I
rnaj jrom wjucii ,iuj:i t iv.is nu .escape.
1 ' Mc gave p Gem lack-tv wh he sup-
"portOH'J'eiideiiC; 'aiKl i;av1uptheFre
! :iident"when Jiu Mjj.)prted Gl-n. Jackson;
' ,:..fd jtr It Was not his :int
incJJneito'thnklJ thX theiexess.auth
ity'"
e!d. r 1 be ientlcinin fiwn'Massalmsetts
"pXifa)l6
orresijOndente vatGhcntQlHffetent.'rrnni
-thktwh?ch Uehad-qabtil Ke nnldy5nl
uie gonqmoq oi,' vtieri nutans, t nere acu
'rafetx ;.tlq6 n$3: Anf ,fl s'idelyjyari
ant ffom iht: 'tntl
statemept of the Arperijan commissioners
at;G hrnt jnhibjtin tit Uitei- Stfte;
hav qualified soVen3git
preriiesovereHprntv'Tsiding in the govern? J
mvntffllic-UnuVd : Staies 'cTheyylivfc :
muer.tueir own laws ami - customs, viy
itrHabii ajil hunt t(?eir Jandt butackrio-;
Ictee the protection of thoUnitetf States,
and-liayeio Vight to elUthei lands but
ta'the.govci-nmer.t "of the ''United States.
ir.oj-effn iwjwers or lorenjn suojecis uavc
rcJ flit !oa 'described; ,Uh, .thern, w ern'u st
aliow-a siniilaf1 relation "to fexisi 4ietweeri
Spain" antHnelndranjresidjng her
domtnionsv Shefirin( be, theffore; re-'gardtytaV-
the soverenV-rf "JorjclaJc we,
are; accordinlytreatinwitf her for the.
purchase' of .it. In sf victress, heoVHw;
ought fist to have "demanded of her to
restrain tjie InVlihns,Vnd, that failing, we (
should have demarided a right ofpassge
for ouf.annyV ;But, if the President had
the poxver to mfgh an ,armrinto Florida
ithoorcpnsulting Spain, and without, the
authority of Congress; .he had nopowc,
to:.aoth'ifn!e?a Ttgaiiijit
her.- . JCthe gentleman had eyen succeed -ed
in' shewing 'thatSori 'atit ojnty;; WfuT' con
veyed j by th e. Execu tiye": to GcnX ja cksqn
to Vnke the Spanish posts,' he would only
have established that';ncnrist:tntipnal'or:
uers nacroeen given. , aou inereoy Trans
ferred thedisappnaiorrwmjthciiVilj-,
larymfTicer to the Executi ve. But no such ,
orders were, in ti"thi given. " The Presi
dent bad acted in conformity to the', con-
stmition, when he forbade the attack of
Spanish s f.vrt.and when, in (he same
sprrit, be surrendeced the posts Jhcm-,
selves.' 1 , ." 1. r .
He would not trespass much longer up-
oh the, tune f the r.r.mMiiiiee. ; but he.
trnsjed he should be;-in'dulged vith some
few! '-..reflections upon the danger ."of peiv
roittir.g.thcc nduct, ti v'.:ic!i it hd been
bis paniful duty to a nidi ad vert; to pass,
wjthjut a' solemn 1 expression r-f t!ie cliiap
prrhatjon of this House. KeCril to your
.iTcoJU'ction, . s;h1 vlLe,' the Jire nations
whicb have gone hefcjfc us..' Where are
theV-,nw;- and how have they lost 4, their
ljhevfies? If .we 'coi'dd transport rirselves 1
back to the ages wtien L recce and nome
flourished' in their emrtest ni-osneritv; H
mingling in the throng, ask a Grecian if
he dTd not fear some daring military chief- j
tarn, covered with -lory, some Pbilipor
Alexander, would one day overthrow his
liberties "Ko. J , No 1 the confident and
indignant.Grecian would exclaim, j we
have nothing to fear from our heroes ; our
liberties wiU be "etcfnalylf a. Roman citw
zen had been asked, -ijf he did not fiear the
conqueror of Gairimigbt'cstablisa a throne
upon.-the mins of 'the. public -ii1)erty, he
would have' instantly repellccf the unjust
insiriuation Vet Grcvre liad' fallen, Cx
sar had passed .the Jiuhlcon, and the pa,
triotic arm even ofPrutus could not pre
s? rve . the liIMprt'es of hh country I The j
cehbrared IVldame de Stae'l, in her-la.st,
arid perhaps best work, has .said, that' in
ttt: revv rear: nlmos;t-the rerv mroth.
when the President pf the Directory; de-
claved thatmonM-cTiv, xyorild never morel!
show Its frightful head in France. .BonirN
parte, "with his grenadiers; entered the
palide of St. Cloud, and, dispersing, with
the Jiavotievthei deputies of the people,
deliberatiiig on theaffairs-of the stated
laid thefomud.itmhs of Bint vast fabric .f
despotKni ' W hch j;ersli:itived all Eu
ro)e. He hoped rvQt to Jie ftnKundrstond
-lie ai far from intimating ; thnt Gene
teil. Jackson cherihed aiy designs inimi
cal to the Khejpties: -;the Vcoun ; ry'4 He
belief tdJiis intkojns pure atHl patriotic,
fie thanked God. Vhatyhc wouid'not", brit
J he thanked Jiiin M'll more that he could
not it.ne- wouii, yerurn tne Iepuilic:
I :Bat precedents, if ad. were fraught with
i I themost da.-tfrous toriseqnences. ,Majv
iw u" mikhui, ui-vhuc 01 1 nose w no
rnas ot
f ha vet
tre.-ited of his nature, as a bundle of
.babits..vTheT --definition was much truer
when apphedro go vernments Precedents
weit thrir habits. . Tlicre "was one im-f
portantdinerer.ee between the formation
of Habits by an individual and by govern
riientsl He.lcb'ntracts 'it only after fre
quent 'repetition. A single instarxe. fixes
the habit and determiVncs the -directiori
of goyerhmbts.!AgahKt';t'he. alarming
.doctrine of . unli mited; discretion in Aour
military xommanders, when applied even
to prisoners of var, 'he .must ehterhis
protest. It began upon them ; it 'Wrnld
endnpoh;)US.".vHefl
form : of government "was) destined to be
perpetual, ;B.ut. if it were to be preserv
ed, Jt must be by the practice of Virtue,
by jastice, byfmpderatiiJii by magnanimi
ty;, by - greatness J, ot Lsoul, hy keeping . a
watchfullind steady eve on the Executive
md, aboveU, by fiplding ' to a striet
. accountability, tlie-military branch of the
e are fvehtmfr.-aid Mr. C.- a.ereat mo
ral battle,: for the-bencfit, raS only, ot our
country, put op aii inaKind. - l he eyespt
the w holeort dare in fixed atteritiofi uri
60 us. fOiielrid the lajesWportionlot it
gHzif-gSvkb contempt -Withjealousyand
wit h, vnyy'; the otherport mil, iviUi hope,'
with cnnAtleiice,:arid "with affection Et
fy'.where tie black jc1ou4 of legitimacy is
susp'ended over the world: save onlv" one-
bright "spr.ti .wldcliVbr'eaks :vntr frourlhe
to
the
the down
i w ot -Jtocrty.- hejfe. -and -all rnarikmdvard
r
s pomicai -nemispnei e k ot f tne VVest;
brigiiten, -wdaumriate, and 'gtadden
numan lieavt; Obscure tliat. bv
dutethis hfehltrtistby Irampliut? or
fgrihg to btrample'dv dowh Uv$ J0c$
the constiVuUa n; arid theirights of other
manitvhd crtiel t and anibit ion Whc.
the nnnlorisf despotjsriv
of the seizuredf Perisaolriiow Htth?
cnuciue ana - caiae 1 irp acui4.ui whi
mstiuinoniiauniniy JMiMH M v.
c-nstrons":bfVpirit? 'pxiHjuce;ancl
i agrandisemefit mae
holdsald they.Uhe conduct oTtliose : w np
3cistarit;Jyrer
saw how 'those' ad rni'r erts wreSstocndfea
wnenuat uiustnousvmwi.. wri4
) vef nsiiclppteld his pachlcmoderaie?! J
mstvcourj5e',
, now tiiey oijctr myrv ii.icu
0 witli exultation ariil'ilenght
their
Uy compelled tq unite in - the
1 pVaihestSestbwed ripon our goyernmenti--
I5ewal pow.you tqneii;tms exajtea cna
rctcrv 'Beware hoi?.: ratal'
sarictforir in this infant peVic4rrH
bijbiic, sctf celjr ye.t;t wq score years; old, j
tDniUiiaryi insuioiiriationKemerierv
that Greece had her AleXandelotp
her 'Gxsar; vEn gland 4 he;Cimvvel,
Frtince her Bonaparte; and thatif we
would escape. : tne-roclc on which they
spliti they, mast avoid ihcir eYrr&r;vvt
" Howjdifterenh'as cen the treatment
of GenefaJackson'and tha: modest but
heroic young man,- a ivatiy cof one of "tlie
srnallest States in'thekunion ; Who achiev
ed foi'his country, on Lake Erie one of
them os t gloriousr victories of the la te var.
In a moment of passion he; forgot himself
and offered an actjof ; violence , which Wa s
perited'.of'as'so'ori'as:":pei-pe
wasiriecland suffered the judgmcrit'p re
nounced, by his peers.: Public justiceAvas
thought f not even then to' be .tisfied.
The Press and Congress took up the sub
ject.. My linnorible friend frpra Virginia,!
viVir. jounson me raunrui - ana cuusisiem.
ce'ntinel.oif the la w and of trfe cou'stitution,
disapproved in Uiat instance;, as he dtvzi
in this, and moved an inquiry. The pub
lic mind remained agitated tiad u nappe a s
ed until the recent atcmementi so honora
bly made by the gallant comnjodore.-
And was" there to be a distinction between
the officers of tlieltwo branches of the
public .service ? . Are former vserirjces.
nowfver eminent. 10 urotect irom even
inquiring into recent misconduct ? Is there
Hi) he
nation
to cen
a court of inquiry or aeheral court mar
1 1 iai. Perhaps, im pclled by a sense of that
gratitude, he determined by anticipatioiv
to extend to tue irenera
;ral tha t pardon
ted right to grant
yvhich he had tUeundoultfe
atter sentence. L.er. u; saici ;vir. v. not
shrink from our duty. Xet "us assert our
1 constitutiorial "powers, and vindicate the
r irvstfument froni miiiiarv vlcatu)n. v
- " t
He hoped gentlemea will deliberately j
stand. -They m:ly bear down all oppobi
.timi ; iliey may even vote the General
the public thanks ; .'they, may carry him,
triu m phai i Iy tli roueh tins HuuieC But,
if they dr, in mV humlile indsfrm, it will
j be a triumph of the principle of insubor-
dinationa triumph .of the military over
the civil authority; a triumjutjovef -the
powers m tins Liousc a tnumpn over
the cotistitution of the land.' And Jie
Payed most devoutly tolveUven Uiat it
- ' r might not prove? ill its ultimate enects &
' conseqijences, a triuniplt oyer tha" liber
t:s of the people- 1
S20 reWard f
" ANA W AY'from the, subscriber, on Fri
t dar'n?ght the 18th of December last,
an Apprentice Boy, of the ageof IS years3&
8 months, bv, iheriame of Solomon Houses
he is ahmit 5 feet 2 or 3" inches Ihrgh; dark
complexionl black eves, dark skin i he look i
with him two suits of my C'jl?s a blue arid
vvhi'e checked coat and a Spanish brown and
blue coat and ,a black cloth - coat with small
metal buttons on,' tvro store wa steoata arid
one hoinespun not made up, 5 pair of overalls
of; diffefent sorts, 3 or .4 haodkerchiefa ,v ' ;
;' ) will give IVenty Dollars Reward to any
person who wiir take up ,the rimaway anti
bring him to me in Randolph counly,vN:' C; N
'"-..-.; -ENNlONl'RtCH. I
February 1
11 3w
A GREAT BARGAIN! :-::
MAY be had in ihe House and Shop which I
I hqw occupy They are vVeli calculat-
ed Lfor a Coach maker, or ariy other mecha
'nir . ' Th e stand is with hi a few doors f the
M arkt:-h6use, on the East side. . There are
all necessary, oat houses &jn theyard there
is a Well of excellent water. A garden 'also
is attached to the premises, whichls hsferior
to none. in the Citvof RaliKb. , '.
-; . v ; TEUAIS OF SALE - "-V
ODe-tbird at', ninety days' approved en
dorsed, negotiable notes, at either of the
banks in this place; arid the oth er tWo?thirds
injone and two years negotiable notes,, arid
a' deed of trust on the property. . - -
Jan. lV-.tt.r yT . JOEL BROWN. '
DESEHTD on ItheSO
last. CLINTON G RD7FIN, enlisted ori
'ginal iy on he 4th of Jaii wary,: 18 14. ! but who
re-enlisted on the 3d of October, 1318, thirty
year3 Vf age, S feet 6 inches high, of dark
complexion, dark hair, blue eyes and by pro
fession a;SJdie, v'V-- aff-..
v-i iso, 1410M A"5 do vvwie, 35 years 6faffew
iGrirus probably !urjkinffva!)buVAa'mstai
orSavannsliand Down'e about Kutherfbrd in
rthisb'taterA Reward of Thirty Dollars each:
together' witii all' reasonable exDences. will
begivenibr their sppcehehsjooand delifery
S SnONOflO, tiapt:fArtiKerw
;-Re$raitingltendezyouzrar -.v.-v
1 w.uuj.wioc Mcxoia-vpurnarj
lue.aDov40urweeKS and torward
Caswell O: H. North-Carolina; ,ii
heads
beaming in their coHntenances; ; .nd you
sHwoV thbse nimic'th
general t
no limit, no pruuenxiaimuuuis to tne
ai eratiuuie f lie .was not disposed
sure the President for uot ordering
I
f)NmfNd!ire'
-i-Ivine:: on Twatiaes 01 xjunrp. vreettanti
Thia innd ii divided bv tbfe countv hnes,oi
Halifax and ,Wafren (abut20q acrem the;
latter) ;and eonianrepritneobacoo
purt otrtne CWiqryvoi xp aiucjciwit, ana
and -trirlffe f
f I yriu aisqi seltanotner tract rymg 4 mnes
ll'ovr' inVtliirh above weeks, coiitain
iiit? Ia33 acrevVnis is alsoa prime -tract
:cf find and irii mediately on the qthr $ide of
the creeJc.;; JftwiH sen acres wun an ex
ceeut Saw and Grist Mill newly "ei-ected:-
)n thesewQiitractd there ia.tufHeieht good
Pine iimfiertoupjlyea
yeit'fii f,;""'-'? ;.,';;'i'" l',1??;-;.i:; ? y
y 1 1 have, klsq another tract pF 601 Cat re'sj f y
intr wLtluri two miles Dftb lvfillV which con
tains a targe pbrtioa of cscellent' Pirie" tim.
pberi, iuv,w-vs.tev .. 'c-s - -"
tv thing furerivhut, invites tnbse' dispose.
.nn .rift naa him T h trma Will liA
rieasohiiWeand ihepaymw
the barc'haseri-'Btci; &&.,,4Avr .Vl'
HaHf-x county, K C: Jan 6 1 7 2m ' - ;
' ; .i'ekoposals,;E'-;!v
F&tyubihfcng' in the- City 0 Raleigh, ex
p i - jgricTiiure una me '
CONDUCTED BIT CALVIN JONii, M4 D.
Member of the Agricultural Society of North
Car ol in a, oft a e CaV.eeeM Ph v s ci ah s ,&nd
S urgeona ; of th e. Uni yeritity of ew-York
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i VIU: As writers alwav& desire to know
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iriNorth-CaijOfinaT ai'd -the patronage ii has
proffsTred to. tliel cor.teinp'-ated work have
brought these proposals betbre?. the public r
The first numbe r of the" Magaime, besides
I o her matter will contain the consti;ution of
the Jspciety, a list of the. officers and mem
I bsrs and the prize subjects The w rk in itSj
progress Will contain sucn seiecU.oneVtroTn
: recent publications as shall seem adapted to
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and the same'mayBe done for Agricultur
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their use arid 'eendkui our Je. for it
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Booksellers and.rnaoy of - the Physicians 4 a
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vartus oier genii emen iu vaosc nicra"ia
in Teanessee and Albanv; 7
iz f tS eittly tiecuted at thisce;?
1 1 I H .i .1 Ml I 1 1 . il . 1 - ! -j
,AEW ;Edition, ort; f . I?:
em-timea Geml'WlJ
f- : 7 - r.u xi nil lim
oine ierm et;this Work b , Vtl
Laws . are arranirM iir- 1-cH H K
ftohabetlcalord 1 ai' .
Profession and oihtra. b ibS
ginal ote. d- correction K
msiona defected in tin? fl' , i
, ; SPOTTER'S JUSTICE
V A new and naucK abnrov . 5
ceVSberUFs. and .thOffi
.-. V rtll , yr - ,vC iQ iy.
dkeorouph rothne of SomL r ?z
r ,'f.l.''uJ Riven, tbut an In
of Ten Dollars, ,s rWifrl.i tlTO
t rach5bare 6ubr)bed to the CaryW
'FREDERICK RANDAL. r;. ,
Horse that w.
; sufng Season at the ItEanousK r !
county, .Carolina, tere he nfe 1
satisfaction the las; Season with Fr!A i
rexcentronsr: , : . - - '
made known indue time. Eaele . c
health as anv Horse on in r J !i! "ufi
January 26, 1819
" r. A .-HIV III. '
NORTH-'CA.ROLINA STMXs
'i ': ".NEW LINES
: :)I :,- forcing h ej. Public, that K
tion WJib Capt i Wiiliam Scott.
m coi)unt
'UNAVJG ATION. COMPAVV
TH&Presidevt and trtctoru,v
. -KIN NAVIGATION' rm w!.
1 I H .V 1"
m nas estannsiied a nkw i tw nt
U'bfcf from .this place l! rouph to lhlefeh.
." the! icMr-tewis Lerov's Ihtel. 'everv'Tr..li
red at the Posi-anice, eqyer- tpy. way.ot arnoroagni on Suwlayj & y J
ucjiaaysy i'. iweave Kajeigh on Sal
turdaysi. and TuesdavK at 4 X M j.n-t
j af WaslfirigtonWSundays and VcinVv,
j 4 P. M. AlsOj a regular LINK OF STAGF.3
in conjunciion vitn ane isdentontf Plm.mi
cxeamoacai, rur.s twite a weik tptviets
Plymouth, and Newbern jLea?fs PlvmniS
on Sandals and Wednesdays at 8 AM 4 1
arrives at: rwewoern (thryupl) this place s
-ttopnays ami 1 aursaays oy y A.jMJvLttia
Newbern at 12, same days, .ind jtrnns
Plymouth' bj 4 M- onTuesda)" and .
t.urdays.'' ; ' -,;: ' -,'T..
These Lines are supplied with active Hca-.
ses, careful' Drivers, rood Pablic Houset
Smooth Roads, and are driyen .mtUvti'mtL
j ,W ith sucb?accommodationithe Prapritton
nope 10 renaer comioruDie au wuo travel
thesferouts .,' ;, '; : :)'' -
'-'::jJ.-'''-. ',' ' " . - JX llxfc
1, Washjnjrfcn,,Na nec $dl8l&!
1 StAte o f. No Uth -Cahoiin a.
a v:; :: Stoles County'.' , I ' .!:'. :
' Corirt of Enuliv FuU Terrcl Am Wll
Joseph W. Wtnton; t j
AVilliarri If . Wrnston.S. I
irV anpearinc: to t he satisfaction of the Couit
';JI..that William If Winston, tbelMtvknf
in the above case,' does not reside within tht
limits of this State; it istherefoH
that publication be made in tlile Rile gh Rf
gister fornix weeks successivelV. lint unlai
the defendant annears withinTthei two frst
(-.days of. the next term, at the V'o'f-'''se';
j Germantorivcommencing on 'he hiMMen-
dav after the fourth Mondav m wrta b
irA' OiiliiPt tfA! IHlCU'lT Ol'
ixj ha 1 ft a w a. l a. v. m v ' p
witl be taken nro confess d at tbattcnD,
set down tor hearing exparte. V
Test. EMANUEL SHORKKJU
i State of No r t ii-C a k oti k a
. . Mecklenhurv GounvA
Superior Court of Lav, November Tr2
.'"',":.b' v 1818. ' : i 1 . r
Elizabeth 5milb,S petitionforaPiTorcfisi
William 5mith. Ah ;
IT appearing to the Court that ft e JWJ
ant, William Smith, is not ad i?
of i his State Tit. Is therefore
publication be ir.ade for three mf M
Star snd Raleigh Register-newsppefliP
lished in the city of Raleifrh, tbafuJsW
defendant "William Smith appearjat tbe
term td be held tor a d county, J, JC
petition, judgment pro comesa "- -
terexi up against nim j . j r -?
4Sm -- GEO. QRAHAW,4t5i
NliiW GROCERV
- t . i n 0 ft
Grocer
raiHts auoscriDer 115 7'P&(0
::l -Siore, on Payettenlle
south of DoptorRindo!p!i weof
directly opposite Mr S.
Where he Intends- keeping M-
pj ot almost every arucie .-r f . Ertfl
Cnei. Iirnerial ard - f.' J
Brown. Trace and o
tv, Moiassei, amsicB ;td,WMi
Northern ditto,.
r;in5 Annie T,and . reacn . (h 1,
-Linsoo! -d Turks Island; 'JU
general assortmenx 01 tu,v,":i 1 6f
PIates,:Disbes,: Cup 4 j.
Mugs, &c. - Vr V, t . fc le?
n H has also '.hiDdd Hf.
a constant suppiy w v r .-T . j v
nsiderable aC"'?Y rv. , CS
tack: ;and .
.:tAti-m a cin be accrcfa, j":
greatly obliged to bis fr'crJ?l X trot
'.!;'At.t".'-
Rtleigb, Pebi 12
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