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-No, 544.3
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LTnWJStateTof Asifificar) .-DUlrict Court
. North-Carolina DiftricVo In Ad.mrait.-
-r- ... The Present, of the Unite J $tattr- ' ..
To the Marlhall of the laid DlitrUt, Greet
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VT7lIER.Sa libel hath tllis day been'
XL:h;bkedin th'c faid court 'by Don
lames Murohv. Confulofhis Vathulx Ma-
. jell?, in the ihtes of North-Carolina, South-Carolina-arid
Geoi gia, who pruiccutes aell-
auilldnatbaasLi)t.Ue OAViiersjn-
fircrY and conferees of the brigantinc, Kl.
San Pedro," alias PolWion, as well agamlr
the laid brie mtine and ciTgo, as jgtit'u'c Jo-
leph S. Crav, Ed.-nDcU, lo'.v M'Cullnu rn,
', John Morfe, M illiam Feir-md , G edrgs. Uin-'
- :-;Jlri;;Saixiuci Iv l'hurrtctrrdtSkrs) for ctiis
to wit t '7! hat the brig i ailed rroni ;
'on the thirtieth day of July, bit pad, buand
to and being on tier laid vouw,jki ;
the " ' day of Auguft lait pat, was by
7 ftrefs; Of wether drove and xatl on the cu nt
; of jhi' jtate'of ivjorthoin bn of the ;
United btates, and Joiepa S. Cray, Men
Bll, John M'Cullough, John Morfe, Vil-'
Turn Ferrand, George tlinfon,7 Samuel h
Thurfton, and others, took pbiTellion, of her i
. the faid brisT 'and "her cargo, cotmT70fa
number of pipes of rum i.nd boxes of fugar, ;
tinder a pretence of laving nd prelerving her
the faid brig and cargo, an i wafted and made
away witli a configurable pare thereof and re
fufe to deliver this libeUant who claims as well
on behalf of the Snaiiiih nation, as of the
" owners," infurers and tonfignees of faid brig,-;
, . any part of the laid brig and cargo; or ac-
count tneretyr unieis tne molt exorbitant uu
.- vageis, allowed them : Wherelorc this libel-
N lai:t,prolt'cuting asaforefaid, claims (on a rea-
ionable ialvae being iirlt rated, fixed, and
s 1 .1 . it ..:
aicertamea cy tne court ana oy m?m re.
, tained) 9. decree of rcttjtutionof tljcf.uI'cfT
fel and cargo or ths value thereof, withfu .h'
damages and coils which have arifen, or" may
anfe by'Yeaiou of the premdes.
, Now, therefore, you. the fud Marshal ar?
' hereby commanded to'Vitc arJ ad njiiiih t!ie
U Iofcph-S. Crav,Eue:ilkll;lohtiI,lV:ul.
lough, John Mofs, 'Hha:nFcrr:i.d, GtOv'e
.Hinl"o:i, Samuel i. Thurilon, aYj all a.ide-
very other perfon and perfons whatfo-jver
' , who have, or pretend b have, any right, ti
tlejJutereil,, property, ciaxi, jir. dz?. md
vhatToever, of, in, or tcTtli : TaTJ ong.uti.ic,
Tith Her tackle, furniture, apparel, ' and car
go, as aforefaid, that they may be and :;p
. pear before, the Judge of the faid cour.t, at a
; Diiiricl Court, to be luld at Ne.v'tK.r.1, on
thc tlrrticth day of June hit. to iliev caufc,
if any they h ive or can, why the prayer of
tii: faid l.bel iliouldnot be granted.
Given under the feal of the faid Court.
Winiefj the Honorable -Jo: ih Sit
ciewks, Efquire judge of the fame,
at Raleigh, 'the fourth d.iy of July,,
J79(j,,audthc icth year of Auisri
can Indccndcncc. 1 ,
. A.'NKALE, Clerk.
At the F1VINTING.OFF1CE, (Ncuterri:)
. THE FOLLOWING
JL.A V BOOK S".
.. ' V J Zf
ESPINASSE'S
'pnus,
baikfKi's Reporti
pi.-.-. v:
aiiover $, do. in K B.
. an1 Crjwn Law,
Strange', do. . i -KoynrjiiiVt,
do, '
Plovien8 , ilo.
AnJfews',. tlo, . V;
B tfftb'ws'fi-'Jo."-:.' '
VerndnVL' hi 0 eery , db! ".
Cowper's, do. .
U ..iilackftoite'sdo. ,
.William &UwliHorie, , do, j
V'.eie VViiiiaiu8 do,-' .
M jiely', do. v; "'-;
0,ogla do.. ? z-.t'iz-i' n
. Leach's CrowBLawvlth.
rew cafe't, :;, "fr
' Bai-n-V noies, ;;.vr:
Burn L;iw Difltonaryi
Vjb,t)tfofi"' ' C 0 m m e n u --:
rics on the Jaws oi Ka
giahd, " .'",.', ' ' :". '' .
Kdi oil Bills, ' "
Impeys pleader,
v-Karne'on. Devilel
Syltem of pleaditi'gj
Lilly's entries, - .' ! "
; aauoden on Ufes " and
. Trulls, -
Bai ton's fait in Equity,
Scli:ellerSliaftiw o
law, ,
' Morgan Vade M.cum,
Harrilon's Chanucry
; Fraftirf)
Law of Fii't5rfliip,
FonhlAnqvie on equity,
L?x M.Tcatcria, , ,
' xM I 5 ' C E L
Cl.rrlij Giatdifjn,
D.i Q.';o'e. .
Guthr.c's Oramrnar,
Svo. Jj 4.'o. " '
M ire' N.iVi?,4tion,
Jiuok:'s vi.u-.ttttr,
Nmtical Almanack,
Yvung mia'i co.nyar.u
tni,
TaIet of memory,
G-yni'u- Geogr.phy
iriprovel,
Sy icu of IJitlery,' 1
Flowr r of ltiftory
Co. k.' Viya4
!)nn cr.-t,
D;ioitU'l 1 B00L key
ing, Fabulous hliliry,
FahUsf Flora, ,
' Vakemau's Go igmSi
r.it'i lat.les.
I HiuntJ Frwry,
j ihn i-ron the Verities!
Liic ot lUwaro:,
Scott's Gaiettetr,
Louifa,
JefTcrfon's notes,
Lidy'litJ f
Mirror, - " . , ,
MeJical (kflcV.e,
IvMmolh'stffiyf,
Mgttitor, ,
N:ht thottgh's,
FOR S A
l 1;,
r-Vl.UAUrXpljntatioh and a trail
XV Und containing about fi hundred a
acres, with a co:ii(imod;.ouid.e ling houfc
'and all r.cccfury r n; ofiites on Trent roa.1
within fourtccu inilcj of N'e-.thern and
' miles from Trenton, conveniently fituatfd
for a ftorc or public houfc, uitl.jii a mile of.
therivcrwithavounordwrdof abont 300
Jippli trca, and about ico acres of tlcarcJ
ground, all under a poo1 fcrce, convenient to
the IkII range in the county. Negroes or
'caili will be t Acn in pjymcnt. For further
- : r,ar.1 f arTJy o thr Prmtcf hcrcof."cr (0
' UEZEKIAII MEKRtVF.
. JOMCt ttutity, May
Morean's TfTavs
CwmptohVPi'aitice
D-cloi ahej biudent, ,
Pleadti'sffittanj,
"JonfckTAt u rTieys po ck":
et Bwvk,
TidO"s-Kingj -Bcnch-
rrattice,
Lav Grammar ;
Ban fliers Law Edutati
' on, -
Noy s Maxima , - li "
. C'ornytis's Digeft,
- Pwwelion Contracts, ;
. Moiiagos
; Devi Its, .
Sullivan's lectures,
Blackftons's Commenta
; riitS,- v :
Williams's Conveyanc
; ing? 4
Proctor's Pratti'-c,
Bacon's abiidgment,
Hawkins's P. C.
Hitie's, do.' -
Wisddbn's Ufluiqa,
Pcake's n'ul prius,
down Circuity "
Giibeit's law of Evi
dence, " .V:
Vatiel's law'of Nations,
Keeve's Engl'lh Law,
Ftaine on Remainder!
rompltte, , ' -:
Burhmcqiu's N. and P.
LW, .-77 -f"-.-
Gilbfit on pr'ce of
Cwinmou Feas,
From jheEngL'h Review.
N.A T I O PsT A L AFFAIRS.
lor th; month of February .
FRANCE.
HpHE prefenf period is a period of Hngukf
. ( anxiety -anti lulpenfe.' Reflexion oapall
isloil'in conjedure and anticipationof futures -fcencs.
EverTvhere we behold preparation?
iotlcerancej faintjromjhejofsifblod
and apparently without the means of reitor-
-mg- her ftrength andVevivingher.fyintsyyct
auumes tne attitude and language w a . con- :
querer, and diitates-the terms of an iniulting
evXc with a firm voice' and an iinuofintr
couMtert.;ncei- She. inliils, or " pretends to
iniiitr o the polVelion pf conqueits,' that ihall '
uounantr uo'.n:nion oniy oy the idnne, the
tiiiu uccau 1 iic courts 01 V ien
na and London, iiKiign v.it ut- fuch arrogant
and dangeroqs claim's, prepare to poIhthe1
war with the utnioft 'vigor. The French .
fend armies to the number of .300,00.0, to
the Rhine, j the enjpetqrAiridef .nec&lJitylof -making
war on a lunilar fcale, oppofes abova
206,000 regular forces, and a.kind of militia,."
conlifting of the armed pcafantry of the pro-
vinces nearefl: to the fcene of action Never
fince the interruption of the Franksinto Gaul,
did the Rhine witnefs fuch numerous hoiis
never was his dream threatened with fo deep
atinclureofblcod. It would feem that there
Js a fort of revuluon in the progrefs of fociety,
a gradual return-to that ftate in. which our
barbarous ancefiprs were all of therii armed.
The armies and the ey;penceTbf the contend-
v itv WJIWHU
ing parties; have been, regvilarly increafed.
. for the laft two hundred years, in an arithme
tical progrefliou , : ?
Alter all, it is nofc irnpo!T;ble but thepre--fent
truce m?y, as truces mo.1 always c!o,'
terminate in'peacc. The unheard of (daugh
ter that mult fo!16w jur appealio arms, be A
- tweea' irrhed nations of men, in aconteftex
fperatcd and rendered more obltinate by the
fruitlei'.'r.efs ot negeciation, is liirely enough
"to nake the itouteit heart tremble, and the
ambitious rulers of nations!' to feel.. Wc
I are, therefore not without hopes that the
: aruiiiiicC' Mu be prolonged, thit the fpirits
I of the belligerent powers will gradually be
l calmed. a;.d that though reoiment m. K
' C O
added to rcginiCtit, by way of counters, for" '
the purpoie of difplaying rcfourccs and
ftrength, peace nn ill ultimately follow, with-
fclHsard aJvei.tuasvf put father bloodlhcd, increafed ' military
lean Lenoir, 1 ,,l . K
Won-lertol ftjrf YtUer. i-'.uotniMon.
i iici fcun. ihuii ijutmuns 10 oc connutrctl
in calculating the probabilities of war and
peace; but they may all of them be reduced
10 the three following : .
.Firft, how far the contending parties have,
on cither fide, attained their original objeQs
in going to war.
Secondly, how far thofc objects in .the
ccurfe of ttye war, have been changed.
. Thirdly, whatever their objeft may ftill
be, how far the farther profecution cf th&
war cifcts a rcafonable hope of their attain
men1. '
AVliith party was the aggreflbr in the pre.
fent war, it is now ufclcls to enquire and it
would be difiltult to dwir;nir.e. 'l'hc French
tiger grinned ; the Engl i(h lion . grossed ;
both darted forth their claws into action
'l'hc rulers of France had, doubtlcfs, for tb eir
firftwifli, their principal ohjed, the cdibltili.
mcnt of the revolution 'Hie priclicability
of this they doubted, without circilinga
change in the fyllem of Europe ; they ac
quired the free navigation of the Scheldt, ui
violation of the treaty of Muntlcr, and they
entertained thoughts, hkli they were at n
great pains to conceal, of forming the ten
provinces of ihc Aullrian NctherUtul. Into
an independent republic ; and in the natural
progrclhon of pride, of democratizing all
ntigbborin natious j though tlui projecl was
formally diUvowcd, afterwards, and perhaps,
Ward s Law of Nations,
Comrnercial Kepoit, ;
Conductor Gcimialiii .
Uoins's jultice, .
State Trials,
Natura Bicviom,
Cltik's inagazine
L A N I E 3. -
Fltafmg i'bu'lor,
. Pleuiurisgt M.mory,
Righis tf Woman,
. Rome's Letters,
amarc oi tiie Foieft,
Sj-ifit et Dtfyi tifni,
Aiflerican iU$r
8hcr:tans titCtionaryi
Vlk'i'i, dn.
The D motratiad, a po
eiii.
Tie Democrat, or inri
Vindication ot Mr. Ran
dolph, - t
tie. Ytsr's Gift, or Pt
. ur Pacupint obfer
- .'ion on Ja, ' .
Di;f nation on the f.iA
piinciples of gotrn
veroni'rui, by.. Thj
mas Payne,
Wiih inpon's pHl!es,
domtitic, confidential,
anJodicial, .
,B ron Sitwbtn's military
.guiJei
- F I tat ready reckoner,.
Gitk lerrr
Eftt:riainng rtTtlilt,
Uidory of 5outh.An.eri.
i,
Nararaihidory,
IU8T PWBL1 S Ell D, . .
1 Kiti YVK SALE AT THT. "
PlllNTiNG-OF FIC E,
T A B L E
For receiving and paying Gold at the pre
fent fhndard, according to the aft of Con
;rcfrTCdating foreign coin sr Filled the
yth of February, 1793 Calculated for the
ufeoftU Bank of the United States.
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