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BOSTON, March I?.
From Glouce it er , March I C,
Ciit, tlaycs has a. rived here i hi.
day fro. n Rocnelle. He confirms former
SKaoU'ur of French politics oewig mucn
oppofed to the American government
orracher that they were carrying their
fyttem of depredation to thefimmic. He
gives a report that was current in France
when he (ailed, that the Executive Dtrec-
tory had, proposed to the Council of Five"! laced to promote the interettfmd prelect
Hundred to pals a law making all Amen- 1 tne peace ot this our cwmw cuumrwi f j
Dancing School
MR. LOYbEo moft rtfpeclfuily in
lerinsjhe Ladies and Gcjitlemen of
the Fowuof Wilmington and its vicuiicy,
that he ha arrived trom Nebern, and
duclmyleii inth firiuand tmbiafedma.l v, M.rKU. 1 .nruT.Rnn. tnr tl.V ii,.
in i. r m - i tr tnn ir hAlT n Irk 1 ' -
Cl WlliLII V VP IIB HUT Oj'f'llI ivu viwvaeg
Tt on!y remains for the to afsore yo and
thole I have the honor to reprelent, thai
( view the preient Mate, of our political
connections a fraught with events of the
Ud importance to the peace, proipecuy,
and 1 might with propriety add, the very
t xi Hence of our happy iyltera of govern-
nent ; anil tnat l will in an minus, con-
can vellels good prize which fhould have on
boar'd papers limned by J HN ADAMS
s" they view him as an.emiflary of
PITT. He adds., that it was the general
opinion at Rochelle, that the requeltot
the Directory would not be refuted.
.It'ROM MALiAGA
Cant. Atkins, arrived l?fft evening,
from Malaga, which place he left reb. 4,
!C J l I r . ! 1 .J in mna a.''
liuorms inai 11m wioic much, h- --
ported and believed, that the French bad
renewed hnltiliries aoainlt Fortunai. ami
r , a . "
had marched an army ot 50.000 men to
wards Lilbon. The French capture 1!
neutrals bound to any ports m the IVIedi-1 reduced, to i .fad dilemma. A war mm
terranean, and carry tnem in ior aujuui- 1 the ench Republic and an alliance Wta
Willi sentiments of the highett reipeet,
1 am air, yours,
JAMKS GILLESPIE.
Extr.acloi a letter from Philadelphia, dated
the 2Sb ult.
''ThePrefidrifsimeffage tf the $this
not yet taken up, nor ao'J mucn expect that
it -will be called for Joan, as by author ting
merchant ve'ffels 40 arm, he Imbs adopted tne
very meafure which the Houjeof Repreen-
tattves have been endeavouring laavottt'octh
in the lad and prefentfefj.on. we are -now
h
cat: on.
G. Britain is tire general topic of convert ac
tion, and believed to be now in contemplation
bv the Executive. What we can promue
ovrft foesby a coweflion withCreat Britain
may be eafxlyfeen by adverting to we wars
NEW-YORK. March 24.
Yefterday moraine, between twelve
and one o'clock, a fui ious and deftrucYive
r.krnl. AIII in M M i ! 1 1 I 'A II tltlA &1
though great and prompt exertions were J Jhe has been involved tnjor a century part ;
ma.o'hv rh Citizens, it was not eat un.. 1 and the ituation of her. allies in-the preient
der until it had confutned the Uore lately I -war. And. France has no rtafon to diead
eccuoied bv William Wilmerding & Co. auarivith us. as we could not do much in-
and the dwelling houfe of E. Dunfcomb, I m u,ouldCertainly irivohe ouretves in
Efq, Several adjoinittg buildings more difficulties, andconjider(,ble increase of
vi a-. I our national debt and it i a qu;ry whether
h ,s fald the fire or iginated Meflrs J
we hare no? learned .-Providentially the H W independence. For my parting
wind was from the Welt ward, and lighr, rather fee an embargo for twelve mntBL
to which we mav attribute faving of a j than a mar. However, the people op. thtr if.
number of frame, houfes which lay in the I nittd States mud decide, and if they
rear, and veryotignous to the buildings I prove of a war they ought to act by them
Itruction of youth and. .grown pcrfons, in
the neweft talhion of thatgtntefl accom
pliflimeiit. Long exptntnee m thai ici-,
ence be flatttfs uiintelt will recommend
him to thole v. ho may plcaie to employ
him. - .; t
This fcience, if well taught, not only
teaches the youth to Ittp well, but alio to
carry their .bodies ftraight and unrghi
when they walk ; and to enter and Lave
a company in a polite ifj inner.
The days ot tni.ion v. ill be Mondays,
Wednefdays and Saturdays..
His conditions are a; follow The.
ihU pVnce may hare avy part of thf Fur.
niture at a fair.valuatu n as well a a few
Milch Cows ird 5hetp. rHe puf; iea
leaving bis Ki.ule Servants oiMhe Hhn
4atiun io ali.lt m uk ng tare of the Gar
dens, &c.v to be under the dirt ct on of
the lenahiv without any txptnee lhan
nereiy the;r ch thmg and jTovifion..,
For further particulars enquire
John Burg win,.
Hermitage, 23d Feb. 1798. $1 ,
BY LEGlbLAllVE AU 1 HOK11 V.
A LOT T E R Y,
which were at ltroyed.
i QKORG1A LANDS.
1 Important Dec'dion.
Meflrs. William Paine, Nathaniel Prime, !
Com tort Sands, and others gave to Meflrs.
Simnue) Sewall, Samuel, Dexter and Geo.
Lane, a bond, in the penalty of 300,000
dollars, candiiianed, within a given time,
to uiocure and deliver to them, authentic
documents of title to one million acres of
Georcia lands ; in conhderation of which
Meflii. Sewall, Dexter and Lane, and
their aflociates. delivered to them their
notes for 2 20,000 dollars', payable in in
bailments.
An action was brought-on t the bond a
gainlt Mr. Paine ; and after a full hearing
ty Chancery on the Bond, the Supreme
judicial Court on Wednefday gavejudg.
inent for the plainttffc in the full fum of
33,000 dollars with the interelt on the
notes which hod .been. due. . Thus the
confi leratioo of the notes beiag eliablifh
ed by this deci(iont it is prefumed an ami
cable adjnftinent will take place by a
Oilchargc ef this 'judgment by the notes.
j elves, and not rtortto another alliance, and
with a power tu, that u now on the eve of an
invaiiun.
...
For the benefit of the Pittttgh Jcaajt my.
WHEREAS the f ruffes of ti e Aca
d,emy atortlaul, hatu rtprticiitco to
this General AlTtmbly, that railing ibe
lunt of Jeven hundred dollars wiu:d be of
great benefit to (j d lnll'turion.
dec. I Be it enacl-.d bt the Cerrrai
youngLadies and Gentlemen asday fcho Afjembly ot the hate of .s ort ' "oril'wn,'
lars will pay Six Dinars per quarter, one and it is hereby eriatled by the author ity of
half of which on entfnng.T-a. The night the fame, Thi-t the Trulte.es ot the Ari-
fcholars-ill pay Six Dollars per quar- demy aforefaid, fhall h; ve leave to r..ifr
ter one naif ot which on entering. by way of Lottery the fum af rci'aid ; mxd
N. B. Private Leflons may be;had at that John Kamfey, James Tavlbi , Giiarlts
any time either abroad or in his .ow n Chalmers John Bender Ion, Wituimi VV ar-
Koom. den, Inrnfis Bradley and Jnlm Dabney.
Ma'ch 29. ' . ; ' j ftiall be, and fhet are h rrby .i)Lointed
Commillioners for the purpofc ot opening
and-completing a fthrme of a' Lottery,
calcnVded t raile the (urn aforr laid in
the following manner, viz,
3500 ".-ickeisat 2 dollars are 700 dollars
I Prize f 400 d( liars is 400
2 di'to 01 100 ditto are 200
4 ditto ot 50 dtto are 200
8 ditto of 25 ditto are 280
18 ditto of 25 ditto are 450
aoo ditto of lo ditto are 2000
490 ditto of 3 ditto are 1470
Port of Wilmington,
ENTERED
Schooner Bellona. Pearce.
Philadelphia.
Sc. c Cgpix.
St. Croix,
i Charlellon.
WILMINGTON, April 12.
Owing to an alteration in
the arrival of the Northern
Mail, this Gazette will in fu
ture be publiflicd on Thurfda
, Evening.
To tht Printer of the Wilmington Gazette.
Philadelphia, March 23.
Dear Sir, -4-n.w
l n(. heretofore lent you every in
.formation I copld collet, worth noting,
I now enclofe you -ihf redem's menage
of the 19th wilt . See lad weeW't J3azette
Extra. and as you are in poilMi-on of his
mefsage ot the (ih, I take the liberty to
requeit you to publilb them in your paper
with fuch extracts from this, as may con
vince my conftitiientt of the part I wot on
this important occallon.
To sne it appeariobioo that a promife
wane on the cth InfL hath not, and I
doubt will not be complied with, and to
what, or 10 where fuch conduct nay lead
ot, is not fur me to determine.
On the aotkva refolution was introduced
in the Senate, requeuing the Prelident of
tne united Mates to lay before them the
Documents refpeCfina oar Negotiations in
France, and the HasHe of Reirelentiei
nr pari oi us, mean 10 purine the lime
line of conduct what oar fuceels may be
1. i I . n ' .
is uncertain, 91 prccrmem tt againft us in
the cafe of the Bntith Treatr 1 the blefsed
effects ef this angelic perfnnnince, or the.
pirt I nave at'tei rrrpeamn if . requires
bo comment at this time. But 4 will ven
ture to afsert as my opinion, that all at
t nuts in us to evade war, will prove in"
efF tual, if prattirrs thus repugnant to
republicanilm are a lojntd.
NewYfTlt.
Brij Fortune, Lindfay, St. Chrilbophers.
Schooner John, Gardner,
CLEARED
Schooner Dove, Paul,
Eliza, Crofs,
Sloop Sally. M 'Far lane,
Fair Trader, Williams, Vt. Cnux.
Brig Fair, Turner, Providence, 11. ffland.
On vheoth inll. about 3 leagues to the
Northward ol Cape Fear Bar, Captain
Gardner . fpuke the Schooner Sophia;
John Royfe, -from Burmuda bound to
Newovrn, 44 daysour, and lupplied him
with provifions and water.
io be LET or HliiKD 0U1,
lor 'fw Three, cr Five .Tears,
Andpoll'elfion given on tue firft djy of
J inuary next,
The Plantations and Land
. following, with about
Thirty Working Negroes,
rHAT valuable, 'healthy
and pieaf m PLANTATION called
CAST LE'HATNES,
Including Legers. ard the Jiice field ad
orning : 1 here u about 1 coo acres. in-
ftcloted .Land between Prince .George's
Creek and the North-Ealt branch of Cape
. sr 1 1 "sr Ji
rear. Kiver, wnich renders ttit lituation
extremely comp.dt and convenient ; about
FURTHER .-NOTICE.
THE fubferiber having foftie timep;o
notified his intention of leavingsnjis
place, is lorry to obfervo, that little of ho1
attention hath been paid to the tame, .by
rhole indebted to him ; he again, and for
the lalLtim'e, rtquefls payment before the
lit day ot June next. All accounts not
fettled at tnat rime will be put into the
hands ot his Attorney.
MARSHALL R. WILLKINGS.
Wilmington Ap. il a ' , 1,'..,; .
1 123
2377
Prizes.
Blanks.
700O
FOIl SALL
A HEALlHy ftrong Negro Man,
1 uled :o plantation work.
of the Printer.
.1 quir
Boarding 6c Lodging
For two or three U&gM Gcutlefarn.f
may De nay in an agreeable and public
partof the town. Enquire of the printer.
f or sale,
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ACRES OK
TIDE SWAMP LAND,
on the North fcaft River, about two
miles above Wilmington Ihere is a
f mall Field of ten acres in complete order,
ith a Crop of Ktce well ptonted, and
now growing on n thr High Land in
its neighborhood pleaiaatly lituated for
building, and generally efleemcd the moft
healthy fiu of the Kivr r. I he absjvc
vUl be fold a great bargain, by
T. HILL.
Is Who nil!, for a good
price in Cafh, fell a prime young Negro
Fellow, well ufed to Boats as well
held wotk.
JForceput, April 5. 66
Warned no Apprentice to
the Pump and Block Making BuGneft
ppy to WILLIAM SMfcfcTON.
Match a9. 4w.
3500 Tickets at 1 doJ$ are 7000 doh.
And they the laid ComtiiiUiooers, or a
maj rity of tliem, fiV.l be tnanar; rs of
500 acres is wtl! cleared Land, and pro. j laid Lottery, and fhail be account. ible fr
perly laid of? in fi,eab!e Fields for plant, j-the priz.es and profits thereof.
rjg, palturace, &c. all feparared by dou-1 And be it further enacted, IJut
ble ditched. fences and rails the Kice lwh',n three.'ourrhs of the laid tickets
Field contains about 70aares, die ureatett 1 are told, that the drawing ct hid Lottery
part is banked and flood gates are fixed fhall commence under the man.gf nteot
ttve Wood Laud and Swamp within fence of loid Coinmilltoner- they eivini thirty
contains agood winter Rane for Cattle 1 day. notice in the Fayettevillc Gazette.
and Hoggs, and there are hue I-rge Sa- M And be it further enacted, 1 hat
vaniubs back, wlucn afford good fummer J an prizes fhall be patd Jn tour wei ks alter
Range. 1 the drawing is firnlb d, upon the demand
1 uefe Lands and NegroM are well J a poUMWr of a fortunate inket ; which
worthy the attention of any afbte induft- l.prize 'hall be fubjefto a deduction ot ten
rious pcrlon who is fond of Farming and I per cent. and if fuch prize is not de.
Plantation liulinelsj the whole lying manoea wimin nx mnnins aner tne nraw-
within eight or nine miles Of W'lmington, '"g ,s nuiflied, ol which public not.ee vi ill
where there is a ready market for every he glfen in f me pub'ic piper in this (btet
kind ot. Produce and Provifions, and there 'he fame IbVij b conlidered as relinquiih
s water c-.rri.ige from different parts of ed for the benefit of laid academy, and
the-Lind. FJie owner ben.0 far advan- h producl ot I -id Lottery, lhall be vtlt-
ced 10 years and in an infirm Itate of ed n the Tmftees afortfaM.
health, is the only real on tor his hiring IV. And be it further mailed. That
jiit thefe Nejroes and Luult thereKre before the Commilliom rs h rein appo;n-
a great Bargain may be had, and the ud 'hall begin to act n purfuaiice t this
TenanLAiay be fupphed at a fair valua- aft, rhey fhall enter into bond with fecun-
ation, with flrong able Worltmg-Horfes V ! be judged luffitient by tie 1 ruttres
and Oxen, with .Ploughs, Carts, Wag aforelaid, in the turn of (even tboufand
ons, and aH kinds ot Plantation Tcob poonus payaotc to tne governor inirine
and Implements of Hu(bandry, alio fany ,in,r hem;) and his fuccetTort : which
or 6tty head of Cattle, as many theep, bond (hall be void on condition that they
and a parcel of Breeding Mares and 'he Commimoners aforefaid, fhall well ar d
Colts truly perform he trull hereby repoled n
ALSO them ( that is to fay, that they will with -
TO TK 17 I ' V T oul ratM or e or other dc',,,on
W D C 1. 1 I , ' than ten per rem. here in pre Im-1 he d, p 7
And entered upon in June next, l0 everv fortunate adventurer in laid
That Elegant and Pleatant I Lottery, the prize he fhall draw therr n
on neminti: ano lurtnrr tnat they tht
faid Commifhone rs, flial) fully and faith.
VILLA, called
The Hermitage,
With the very convenient out
Houfes & Buildings thereto appertaining,
with the Gardens and Grounds adjacent
agreeably laid out and pbnted with vari
ous Trees, Shrubs and Flowers the
Kitchen Garden wn planted with Herbs,
Roots, and a groat plenty of Vegitable
for kitchen ufe. -Prince George's Creek
running between this Plantation 4t Caflle
Haynes, affords plenty of fine Fifti and
Wild rowls.
A Imall rent will be accepted, and any
family wifhing topoflYls fo healthy, com
modious and pleefar.t a (ituation at a Cm all
rxpence, have it now in their power to
accommodate thentfelves the propre-or
intending next May to retire either to the
ck coumrv or to the northward, (or the
recovery of bis health. Whoever birck
fully account for and pay to the Trtiltcra
ot the Academy, all the profits whiih
(ball affile out of the fcheme of the Lottr
rv aforefaid, without fraud or delay.
And it is further enacled That if thry
the CommifTioners aforefaid, fh i: tad to
perfoim aoy part of the condition ol laid
bond, any per Ion aggrieved by fuch fai
are, nay without amgnmem, bring iu t
JO laid bond in the name ot the Go'ver nor,
i0 any court of record and all fum re
covered thereon llsaft be tn the ulc of the
perton or pertons who (hall lo bring Ion ;
and 'he laid bond fhall be lodged sVHb
the Clerk of the lupetiof court of Hillfbo
rough diftrtct, who (ball keep the 'ante at
part of his record of faid diUrtti.
I 'cketf in the above Lottery may be
bad of Mr. Richard Bradley, mercant.
of this town.
Wilmington, March 15