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Ai'uEKS CAZjZTTE.
l\:u:;sfjir t OcroftF.fr 20, 1814, ,
r 'vvrv anccs beyond the rearh,
*pm » mroi, |k¥| cut’ t firth j
CMl j supplies of paper-of the
p» ;k r <\\ mensions. ihe ivltnuiuc*
• - v of (hat necessary article on
O'UMee in Chriea county, amt
nil. nwe in this state, his been,
ijtVo'tt ■. -uirely snipped hy lim pre-
Mji»f !•»:>-r T#i* will ac
i itunt t«v our readers for the reduced
.»izt; of* ihe Gazette this week* A>
« r.'-'. nf season, it is to be hoped,
**■• »\\ sn ii) produce, a chaise ot these
» ifufos* o»cesj ami remedy the evil
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f *•;, rTacom'.i’s lienor:;! Orders
>* *» mem out of th</tale hnlli*
r t i..(Jf;tir *it I’i Ulsburudv will be
i o’/’ «»n the fivst pyo-e of this pypm*.
> - iyd (V ■•-/• .<?oh to the Secretary
♦ ! I\V rr has also come tc> hand ;.buf
|s ltd quite l.MipMv ai.d n.ot m»c
--.* 1 ! !Vi cl-’ tl't: boicral Uf
<* v%% We deem its insertion uimecciv*
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In r< :.temp';«tir»S? the .cVrcMmstan
» v • - ! Che hue brutV at Platt
i • •<»>'. fniiffc wijb’ rstonisli.tr*eld at
- , t!io’ highly impoitaot
v. n In :ui(i are uluiblc tb ( arc<.nnt for
l c ’tCw'-Ct than hy ascribing it to>
}t< ovt I ruling iTovulcime of (but,
vJ Tv tvV t s *i « vne in vhcirerafli
r* 0 and f>rii’i j sto ncilJsiir*’- il>c tin
«ivi ‘yudiny oi the prudent.’’
w British army of 14,00(1
f •'♦ n i iidpO at least, of hvhom, Were
I-.tramedyin all the arts of
VI : ’,.n Warfare. acetrstf’ratd to
’ t hticl conquer Abe Lnivem ;,nd
U:t d.sciplitu-ti troops in the worll
•**- q nynrfisd by the l.ieiitcount
•.• vobrr Certral; of •he Cumulus,
it bv lour distinguished Major Ge
t.i ‘\i 1 • -*~-cotr.ph'taly equipped fur the’
* conllicl, accompanied by hn
*.:Pi i/dvctram'pf artillery and eVcrJt
yc • wnry,n.ilifkvy engine—that sitch
v’.; tin:>P furmshvd, olioulcl be
rci u’ vt <1 by . 1 iCO coriVUioiiderits and
IV j. i oils of the American rejrtdarnf
•ft ft uud, ssoO f rW/ n» i! iiiaw it h t Ire
bhiV ( v n <Vi* sidh of in killed,
Alice vv; While that of
1 nemy \o,s anout 52 5(1)0, besides
fm ivnn.;ebseo]vKmtity of provisions,
See. was, *o say the
I.of it, an example, which does
imi fiequeittly’voccip’ in tlvtt annals of
} ■ il ‘ih
•ic.r.iands the million's grateful notice,
o> well as hyimble ccinli.dan£e in
vinq l^rovidpnce.. }, ; ;;. 7 ,'7 :
propoMtipn has bertj before the
hiof licprcscntcitivcs of the U
-4;ii’ ‘1 Stoles for an amendment of
ronstiitnion. That pari of the
■mon’ U whi’eh provided k - that Con
press should have \ power to estab
lish a National Bank with Branch-es
i.O any ot the states,* luis been nega
ajmd bj a larg'fc majority;
7 y <'n Tdonda.v,- last the Legis)ature
of lhis State rotivenetl airre.ealblv to
hq cr»lhol‘T{i« F.xctdicmcv* Win,’
H':bui'# woSChoben 1 resident 6f
h e Senate, and Wm. Uobei tsoiu tii
hbcretvry, Iler'p 17 q.
clitoeii.Spcakyr of the Mouse pf
l\e present at ive&i UmdA.- S- Clayton,
«, (» Clerk (;n Tuesday the Go-
Vvi isov’s couitnunicatipn was trans*
ir iued to both branches of. the Le-
which ir.tdesrting docu
ment we shall publish in our nexL.
‘Eiiu't cf tic iWcticr far Members to
V- Ccr.grcss. ‘J
x rsy j h ■.? 16. Sh*— (1 u tkbe rt, 1 4 , f7 3
i f,Wr-\v
i:lcdli 11*946-*»J dluir, 11,118—'Bar-
T*tU, 10,Al Utt. 3,S9s—SiQiis,
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’ ..’THi. ENEMY
.Official Clfcsi—.Committee cf
Vigilance^iScvcnjtish, Get. 7, 18 >4.
No vesstis oUcur bar to day—one
«Mp and Uvo brigs"were of 5>U Cath-
Nmiid the day before yester
day * aiVd one bi%! at anchor in the
tt.tmd. >i)n .Wednesday morning
3i«»t the enemy iem seten barges in
to St. Ctharine'ii scur.d. and cupttne<l
& bunit the sloop Ti *of Charleston,
tmd sos ndf ht. 1M i>w ith cargons
.1 i stiger, mcFasscs, dcbim
<cd lu this ptnt. The barges had
of twit, „>tn
supposed, to b: the L3Cf,de no
, 11. The dames of the brurs utp
known. , woof the crew at the
cuptMied who made their es-
reached lowa this morning.
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(h'K Thou sax n troops reached
the encampment J*»t evening, for the
,defence of live city commanded by
Col. They are hfcaithy fine
looking men ; and are well
armed. Two thousand more are ex
pected in a few days to appose the
invasion of iheii? native land by, any
foieign l‘oe ; —Savannah Republican.
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New-York. Sept. 23.
British Pie&t at New-Bedford* —A
gentleman, who arrived this morning
hi the Eastern Mail Stage, states
th.dt before he left Providence, an
express had amveclwUh the intelli
gence ilia 1 ., on Monday morning, a
British diet of IT sail appeared off
New-Bydford ; and that the civil au
thority bad sent off D ig. to learn
the ( un(iii ions on »w.iich the Town
fnight-be spared. The flag, it is said
hid .not returned, when the Express
left the place.
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It ;s understood that the * brave
general Scott the hero of Chippeivny,
is to take Command of military dis
trict No. \Q,^-Washington City G.. 2.
■ > It is said the body bf a British qT- ?
freer of disiipciion has been found
near fort M’Henry. Some conjec
ture it b that of commodore liaidy.
it woie'two gold epaulets and a star,
the of Nobility -—^
ABA R G AFTU RE D %
Prom a very reapectaole’ gentle
man \V|to • arrivfc in the dispatch
sug-e yesterday. \vd learn that in
passing through Port i'obkecn he
saw l and British prisoners, part of the
erew ofa barge which .had beep cap
tured the clay before by a party bf
opr dragoons- Eight others of the
ehemy had been killed in .the skir
mish, and a second barge was very
near being Ojapttired .--~Rieh-Compiler*
Inibe York privateer, arrived here
yesterday,. came |>ar»scbgefc and pris
oner Mr Simpsop acting 4th lieu
tenant oflne Nieinen British frigate',
which he left on tucißt)t Hist, i in-,
ioi .n-. that -the Just report which iiad
been received bn board, the frigate
from ioerrmi :ia st iied. that an expe
dition of 10,003 nl -nl had arrived
there ; and was tilting to co-operate
with the Ibices now on the Ameri-y
can coast. Though our countrymen
Ought to act as if this were actually
true, v.e nevertheless think it to be
a man of war rumour.— Boston L>/i
--iincl September 25* • “T; ’
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.Baltimore. Oct. 3.
Bv the latest accounts from the
Enemy wu feanii that their whole
force Jays atrhe mbuih of the Poto
mac, Admiral Cocwrane am],Cock
burn have left, the tied under the
command of Vice Admiral Puitney
Malcumn, they having gohe in quek
of reinforcements, one .lor Bermuda
the other for Halifax,the avowed
purpose ot making another attack
upon Baltimore i
Commodore Barney left Washing
ton this morning in a flag vessel far
the enemy’s fleet, |br the purpose of
making arrangements for the ex-,
change of prisoners*
The gailant General Scdtt tvas re- ,
filled in Philadelphia, with those
military honors and other expressions
oi public esteem, which he has so
richly earned. He carries his wound
ed arm in a sling, but is otherwise in
good health. ‘ • \ ;.:vi
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From the Boston i utadium ofSebt. £3.
FQJLTtm VTE KtNCOtJNTEE.
A gentleman irhm Ton laud Hfc:
forms, that liieut. EnoCh Manning;’
v who commanded the fort at Machiasp
and who fefew it up, and escaped
when the British squadron came there
proceeded with his 21 men who com-*
posed its garrison* to Penobscot Riv
er. On passing over to Trankford
he found a British detachment there
after booty, who had loaded several
sided! vessels with cocoa to carry off.
They had compelled the hihubitants
to bring the cocoa from the woods.
He surrounded the house where the
party were, and made prisoners ofa
haeuteuatu, Midshipman and 12 men
oi she Bulwark bf 4, El. pietenued to?
exliihit a flag, uiVu claimed immunity
fertile
tr.!;'e off prfljjfSrty, and had amts In
there Large, this pretext was. not
lowed to in all. it M. felt himself
obliged to destroy their prize vessels
as well as the British batge.’ jhe
prisoners have been brought to Port
land by Lt- M.
v The dispatch Uiiooner Gbauncy
may be shortly expected; a letter
having been received in this city
from Liverpool, dated July 10* n,
which mentions that Mi* Clay had
ordered her from Gotttnburgh forth
with, to proceed to Gstean, for the
purpose oi* receiving and conveying
dispatches to ou>r Govern matif.
Mer. /fa?.
Alba'j*A Thursday morning Sept. 2.9•
A letter from Canandigua of. the
25th says, gen. Izard has parsed Geo
fcessce. In speaking of the retreat of
the British Irom before Erie, it sayk
a grtat number desei ted, M fourteen,
of Which anived here yesterday ;
they report the enemy’s loss at i iOO.
by the last sortie from the fort ;
that they Were on short allowance
of provisions, and that almost me
Whole army were disposed to desert, *
The Jetter-writer expresses an opin
ion. shat they may be all captured
in which opinion. I do not concur.
Cincinnati, Sept. 20.
One thousand Kentuckians passed
Ihrqugh this town on Sunday last on
their way to the rendezvous at Ui*.
bana#
A letter from Sackett’a Harbor
States, that General Izard had order
td’ vhc 15th & 26th regiments ot
fantry. five hundred riflemen, and
two thousand militia, to remain at
that place lor its protection, in case
cf attack during the absence of the
fleet and army JV. Y, Taper.
THE Bitli ISH ARAty
We learn, is eiicanlped in the vs- •
cinity oi'xiclleto^vn.
• At Piattsburg, every preparation
Js making to give sir George a wariu
and vigorous reception should ajs
is expected, again attack that places
The troops are m high spirits.
Mrlingtin Gaze it a
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’ ’ New-Yi-k, October* i. (
L01U) HiLL,
*\Ve understand that a letter lias
been received in this city by last
nights mail, stating that Lord Hill
with 10,000 men, had arrived at
Bermuda.
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, Norfolk, September 2i
The enemy, as will be. seen by re
ports fr&m the Look Out Post, con-,
tinue to leave the >Chesapeake. It
would be absurd in usrfo offer a con-’
jeclurt; upon his future
We mubt continue to be prepared,
for the movements n£>w making are
perhaps only to put us off our guard :
id a few Weeks the enemy may be
again with us. With snch.-a force
as he has at his disposal, he can
Strike (and .will no doubt) at any
point he finds unprepared.
By our last-, it will be sjseii that
wo 74’s, two two brigs, and
one tenderMiad corn? do}vn and gone
to sea. On Monday two 74one
brig, one schooner and two tenders,
came down and went .out to sea;
they stood to the southward along
shore,it being calm they anenored
in the evenjng, and were not to be
seen in the moriving* ,
’ r ARMISTICE-
By a gentleman direct frtjm Mon
ti’eal we have inteligenee, by a late
arrival at Quebec, of an armistice
having been agreed upon for 90 days
byand between the .ministers appoin
ted by ours, and the British govern*
ment, to negotiate and settle a peace*
Ihe inteiligehce was received in.
Montreal and sent by express tor Sir
Geo* in the Upper Province* . From
the source by whfcMhts information
is received, we consider it entitled to
fcorae credit.--iV Jatjofial Intelligencer.
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nf.TY w _ ,
rJON*' ’ on ?he I8»h of
5 Mn the drifting «at?on at Gar**;
ji . . emgta, Xe)*n Haiir.
brpe, mpr «t> dter, years v of age, fiy©
-4 ,’ I»es igh, dark complexion, dtuk
eves. * b«r. born in he site of South
Car 1 ns, ,v profession a !he
ab »ve rewawh wjth. all feajQna^le v exofnres
will he i:o any will a’ppri*.
hend flu g>wl John deUverhief
hmi to >e at Carne&viJle or ‘o rapr John E.
Calhoun at Pendleton, « ourt-hrmse, $. C. - ■
Ir >s supposed (hat he will attempt to go ththe
Indian Nation, near Gii >‘o.
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\ ?d jJc 3d Rifle ;stW*
October 3d, 1814
ADMINISTR. I'OH'b SaUIT
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JVi*! ;*■ sr >ld % jt tn? /i.-use > f /\ / . fry .
i & ‘ ickldnd. Madi ion ton n t •« Fri. .
jl :v he 25 th of tfnvember - nrxt f y’
Air
"/\ the-)persoml property of the
Ancil »• Strickland deceased*
consisting of Horses, and o
ther anti Jes too tedious to nentioif.
ierms of sal-* trihdVe months credit*
bonds witlr anpvoved sremby
CADE D
THOMSON C-S “H.CKL \ Nt>, ■
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September
CEQRGi i, ‘ *1
Madison County.
SUPERIOR -XJURfi
- , ■ Gcroßtn Term ib l 4«
petition of Jbhn Ij Marks shew
eth that he was lately the purchaser at
rifPs Sale in said county,,of a tract of land soil
as the property of Absalom Hendrick , who
then resided upon the premises, containing’
two hundred acres, ftiore or jess, lying on the
south fork of’ Broad river, Adjoining .auds
granted to Noah Cloud, on the east and on
the south, bounded ,on Broad rivet—-and
stating that therewas an original deed Os s
conveyance of said land from one Samuel
Nelson to said Hendrick, and under wnich
deed the said Hendrick derived title—which*
original deed is lost or mislead sp tha: it*
cannot now* be found—and that 4 £opy Qf
said deed so near as can be recollected, toge
ther with an affidavit of its loss, an filed m
the clerks office of said court—and praying’tl&
establishment of said copy m lieu of the origi
nal y * .
On motion of counsel for the petitioner, it
is. ordered that a copy of this petition and or
der be published once a month for the term of
six months in one of the public gazettes of
this stare —and that unless sufficient cause 13
then shewn, the stud copy will be established
in lieu of the original . Vj
J hereby certify thgt the
is a frue f xt» <rt from the minutes*
October 7 , ‘8 U.
JAMES LONG, Clerk.
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GEO HE I A.
CLARK SUPERIOR COURT,
ADJOURN SEPTEMBER ‘TERM 817.
James Thomas, 1 / r
V s ( RULE NISI.
Michael A. Gauvain.A V-» ‘ ; -
UPON the petition of James
mas praying the foreclosure of the &*
qtiity of redemption contained in a
certain mortgage, given by a Mich*
ael ! A. Gauvain to the said Jimea
Thomas, on a certain tract of land
containing six hundred abres, being
part of two five thousand tracta
of land granted to Charles Henry
D*Estaing, including; a tract of one! •
hundyt-d and thirty acres, lately oc
cupied by John Thomas and sold tef
shid M> A. Gauvain by said John
Thomas, the said laird lying and
itrg in the comity arid state aforesaid
o*ri the waters 6f Trail creek, for
better securing’ payment nf a
certain sjam therein specified.
Vt IS ORDERED, that the sakr
Michael A. Gauvain do pay into this
court in ‘twelve months from this
date, the principal and ihtprest ftl
said mortgage 1 “and the
cost expended in and about the fore
closing the same, or be barred of
vhis equity of redemption •in and to*
the samei Arid that this rule be pub
lished once a month for twelve
months in one of the public gazettes
Os this state, or served upon the de
fendant six months previous to the
time required by this rule, to pay o{£
the sura contained in sMd mortgage.
A True Copy from the Minutes of said
i Court aftis sth day of January, 1814.
STERLING ELDER,’ CU^.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
THOSE persons who are in
rears for tuition at Franklin College*
are respectfully nak©
immediate payment either to the*
subscriber or trie, President qf th^
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