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WASHINGTON, "CITY, Feb. U.
On FrMaf last the role to shevr cause
;-fw! o Mandamus should not ig&iip t
, : i the Secretary ofStatetodelivercertain i!
commissions oiju5iice5 01 ine peace 10
particular individuals in the district of
. Columbia ) argued before the Su-
-: preme Cotrft of the United States.
Mr. Lee spoke at considerable length i
in favcurof grantm; the rule
Th Attorn cY G eneral $aid7that he
had received no instructionti to'appear.
live Court, when Mr. Lcetermina- j
- ted his argument; observed, that they
would attend to the observations of any
' person .who was disposed to offer.' his
' sentiments. X
, No decision is yet made by the
',' Court.. -," '
' , February . 1 6. , -:jr'"
. V' On Monday TVlr. Ross made a loner
speech lh the senate on the situation of
the country aa affected- by the tnea-
sures pursued at Nevf-Orleans. We
t -were not present; but from the infor
rnation we have received his object ap
pears to have been the adoption of!
measures for immediately taking pos
session of New-Orleans, without any
prt'liminary negotiation" In the course
. " of his "remarks he alluded to certain
..resolutions he meant to propose witb.
cut reading them. II? had Spoken on
: , the. subject f oi inorfT than an hou r
;.' without interruption, when he made
V some remarks and alluded to circum
siaiice3 which Mr. "Wright considered
-:: as conrulent'ud. i 1 lb accordingly mo-
'ted .that the galleries should be clear
ed, which, in obedience to a rule of
' the senate, immediately took place.
It is very much to be regretted that
: this speech was not , fully, taken. In
deed we hop'i that Mr. Ross will pre
, sent it tohe public. If we .are not
. misinTormed, its publication, would
epeak a language too intelligible to be
misunderstood. It would .then liric-
' " quivocally appear whether there is not 1
n body of men that body who have
lost the national confidence who are
bent on war ; and who, in the despe-'
" Tation of their misfortunes, are ready,
nay anxious to plunge the country in
tq ruin, to gratify .party ends. . .
; But, thank God, the people of. A
inetici. arc firmly attached to peace
. and good government. They will pre
serve peace so long as national honour
. , apd public good require it. But fchnuld
' unfortunately the penod ever arrive
: when national honour and the public
" rood shall demand the avtneinj' arm
of war, the energies of the people con
centered in a government rich in their
confidence will constitute the strong-
ft and th;-afest barrier to invaded
ngius. . .
' February 18. ' ,
On Wednesday Mr. Ross made a
rother speech in the senate on-the
inea.urca .recently punned at New
s' .Ut leans. In this speech Mr. Rots
! undertook, at considerable leno-th to
'prove the policy of immediately tak
ing possession of New-Orleans; and
concluded by moving resolutions au
thorising (he President to take New-
Orleans authorising a draught of 50
tnousanU militia ; and appropriating 5
millions of dollars.
The senate ordered the resolution
to be printed, and postponed thtir
conaidcration till Monduy next.
f ahe prave a resplendent Star in the 1
American Constellation. ' '
TtSrTheItepubTIcah Societies '
throu ghout the world , and those who'
duly estimate and honour this auspici
ous sera. '
1 3. The Freedom of the Press; the
unenchained mind, ,;aj)d the undis
guised heart.
14. The memory of our beloved
WASHINGTON. -
;, 15. Pace to the manes of all. those
heroes who fell in the war, which ter
minated in the hippy emancipation of
our country.- - . s
J6. The Columbia Fair : may
their charms ever animate us to defend
their rights, and those of Man.
! 17. A perpetual remembrance of
i our oiict favourite motto " United we
titand Divided we fall."
Accounts from Cupe-Francois as
hie .as. the 9th v,lt. state, that tin the
5th the brigands attacked a fort near
the town and set five to some houses;
but were- repvdsed with -considerable
loss. CoflVc frcjivi 2 1 to 25 sous ; su-
e-arnottobe had.; all other'avticlcs cfi
exportation are nigh ; and generally
the produce ov America low money
scarce. ; . . : , .
of poliiiol Wrbngi " We re'N'esJML
humanity to "a ihi fl for nciWal glory,
oi ptauxsx pepeiualalafiiiJcf-fortigts
danger.
We will rejoice, '
Thai -we are.irdefme'l i'rm a hole of
'NobUi'. jruaidcd by a fuptrior that Fc-
Ueralifin at. leng'h weir ifi own charge. 1
let in itv front, and dea's out i''s falfe'" i
hooJ Wihout I he iropourg aidsxf pro i
babiii'y cr power, and thai in opfcfi ion !
all n fftffB.-r profrffiaiiirit on .
; f;!lrcf hoft-ility 3 ai nil die Prefidcr.t, the '
rejfljci :i ira.trm.s.vvo., int-Coagiti. uaau,im o-llniMion ar we yu rejoice
i (neafures..the decidtd -voire of a.nti hit the t'licfi, vi-ich oiu knew atn,
pflhe talenii, fnteg'iiy, wifdorr, and
cwnHUfncy of fuch. raen no prcot ic.
main:, h it (heir own folitary tcfliraony,
in oppofnian to record evidence of all
hei.r mrafiires, and to the concluOve de.
cifion of all lie refi of the untcn. We
rejoice that from the meditated deflruc
tion of.oijr right? we we're redeemed by
the exeriior.s of ivjr Sou hern brethren.
it the rvHI of !mainrv tilimiDh)', onr
ere:rif were ovfiwhslmrd tn- a f,ne aod
ant wt wid
Myth Hluf$n
u i i f
wi . ow ir.emo ir.o e tar r vtr.
We will rejoice,
dun three foii'ths of pur teop'e and
the Union of the Slates. We wiil "re. t
joice that "the fpirit of te revo'.u i.Vn ;, That PreiitM Jejrerfon paired
now animate fourteen of iheta-e-,r,d j high office' "by a tjatrph of prin--that
the fams fpiril i advancing in theicple c,vcr faaionl that I e enleretj'
otner Dttejj i.m ?s ic rHrinnej or tne '
pa(l, and of the prelcnt , adminiflmiun 1
are known and cotnrrd-and tbav in .j
ihi ,lratet where holts of oiir cnizen are
excluded from the rank of frepinen, nur
on'its duties. prof (hii the putelt
of "repuhlicah principles ; that he
bfrercdjhe ol'vve branch u I iser.e
mies ;rihat he retained noil of tlein
nv)iTt :e, till their own ct n ludt con
i e'eGrral voe, have rifen rapidly from '
. 6o " 4o3, and mat
r enion Drimiiei a pov
. Ve will reioice tha' ihe m-afurc 3d.D. ,! V.idwiii'j; i.hc whole pr?;t!F,f k tl-adn
ted by our u'c.Ltglljtari i .to abYicijjc i; ui ilcrii! JTi'i'i' pri nci p-lei;'"'Far". elevated
ie figt Of nllfape, and to ream
the anpr'oaching y'need the public of then-demerits
ivefful aJdjtiph. i thit he. lu ihewu hitnlelY caj ableof
. .. . -. . .i... ...i .i i . i. i . j.
The Schooner Juno, captain DenbVi
21 davs from Tnbaco,- arrived at Nor
folk on the 24th ult. In Ut. 35 r0,
long. 73, spoke the brie Iris from
this port bound to the West-Indies, in
iiistress.
A letter from Consul O'Brien, dat
ed Algiers, the 15th Octnber, men
tions that the Danes, Batavians, Por- ,
tuguese . and Swedes," have secured ;
their peace with Import', and that !
there was reason 10 apprehend that 'j
the Tripoline corsairs would put out '
of the Streiffhts in order to cruise for
in
in in tests, men tuhoft fot: r(comn:ndtt- i
; Uon tv twftr haired oj TepuBlicnmJiH '
have met a reception wholly oppod e to.
i tii. ir jexjttanoiii-. h it - The lrafvn is
a: living, when 'he iriidriom poor yf ibe
! Stai4.wilTle made fier, &. when ihr-mh
.' tl'ri'r aid we' lb 1 1 gain a name and a ie.
-'giiimate cxiflente .V'a ; Cepablicau ha'
hop, '. "'',
T weniy years ruve eb'tfea fihc; we
rejoiced in ihs dilUnguiflK'd valor1,
wtiirh lerrtiinated in gloty a ie.'ioiis, d i'
trefiir.g, and rxpenbve war. Since ihnt
lime the fpirtt' f ihv reycii.iion lui'had
to coniet'd 3 : n ft Ik.IK .f i; privileged
enc mirt" aiitied wi.h prw ry gnn!l
plan of Moiuirhy .hi, Cnven;inn and
in Scn.Jt- : a?airll an iir prfcedentcd ir.
American vessels.
. Robert Morris and
late
captured
rripoli, have arrived at Philadelphia. ;
They inform, that the crew, five in.!
number, were all liberatfu by thc tn-
tei'fercnce of the uzy ot Algiers;- :-
The Legislature of the Miyiistppi
Territory have transmitted a Memo
rial to .'Congress, stating the grie
vances they labour under. in coiise-
rpience of the interruption of the na-'
violation of thc'Missiv.ppi, and lender-
ing to their counlry their l:yi-s and for
tunes in support of such measures u
Congress may deem necessary, to
vindicate the honor and protect the in
terest of Hie United States.
ji ilmce t national ii jii:i-f. and iajraM. '
i . j - . :. . r : . i.r. i . j r ... i
mate and steward of the Franklin, ii Vf c ff1 1,,"Ji:ft,,of ,hc ,nU ' ; I
urcd in June list and carried ir,toHC 'm oflohl,, earning; agn.t.
re p c a co 3'ir mpi f o rciirme ut i tiie
er.imy of N'UtO'is nil the cxirata
game 4 .d d.i In i'y Vf C. Ae tip.felfid
in.'liouarie', whom - we-fend abroad: ro
reseh thti am-Tiii of the cVihtod":fj:iTe
u'; ajinU K'lStgu 'old and inii'p't? ;
aiinll the p.ifde if dr. wing ro-..i:i , dn .
iij'ai'i n of a ct.ttr t and the (oiriipiion
uf ulelcli bflicfTJ-; agj;i;(l .the wjllc-f "
public ireafure for puiilic' tuin ; aaiiill
r a vie ai d fniir ; ' ?g'na a-i " nor
imuTJfrl3'ci ufnu aiing iiij i,;' i 'A
the awful ccuibin.tiinn t l'm'lj i'rv "d'l- ..
P'M fntj in i!-e pc i (ii of a f.ireijjnfr,
wnh foietgn riiic'7'.t in the hear of
Am:uta:i. Ui.htwif(n htd -m?Ki7"
U ten.!, in ns irfanty, v. ' Ii ii'ure et crr.ic
John Bavlis Earl, Esq. is elected a j ove owcr !lhj, .ritJ.n hct ori.ljv.
member, of the Howe of Reprcseuta- t, i,I4..1.(..fulilv: ,i i.' l, ;
lives of theU. S. for the United I Ms-iL,, .,j .m 1"
tricts cf Pendleton vard C.recnvillc, S. ;! i ,.r ur vt wl.tu B,p, ? ,h'
? (l ull t'f Pfjfl.lrt.l t. (Tr( .rt
more than Colonel UlisbMcore. I .1,. .C u
John Q. Acorns, tsn. U clccf,-d Sr- miirni,,. . m j..w r,' , ,.'t
nator in Confess for M:tssachuseus, t rrofo!piion 'a..J vi,.U.e and very'
in the room of Jonathan Mason, esq: r naine of p.CpUMlCa1itfu 41 cdl.iu5
I HF.ODonK BMI.KT, ahrm nptibn-1 Cvftv HlJn fn po.,ver, u the dj,k rai
n, is elected a Senator ot the Lmtcd r ,,r niiUir mei.irc-. w,t :r.n
States for the state of Ncw-Yoik, after ; rtjJlcr ,0 ,. .ndnloi. i f iiudiac Ar.
the driay of March, in th room of. mv So.ooo miliua . to i..,ort the in.
(.overneur Morris, a federalist. Ii (i,,,n.-..u r,tJ.i 1. i ;..!, r. .i,.
... . . .... .... II " " ' " "I-
V c tiniltrstanu that the lion. 1 Jwicht 'l .(!
. ... . ! i r
arovc icai prtjiidioes or vim'.ictivc
I .-uii mufH ies; 'hit liis meaftirehave
; confuted the.' calmrwy of he'enc-i-
ir.its v - liberty , ! ar.d that agjinlt
I their Falfc-l;.0(!(!s Iiis charadcr lias"
1 Hood 35 a rock hgsiitft t'.ie waves,
that he has .filled the. I ilv office of
gqverumcut with men ot nnqiief
tti)ita'.ili: ta'e"iits mil inte-grity'; that
"he b.is'bten vji")i:'g ;pt5:i ths afFec
itions of 'the' people'; thatboih Itonfet
i of Congrefs (Vcor.d l.is meafnres ;
1 eh. 1 i,u. iiis u; 1 i,ui 1 ics 111 luuio.
j houfes arc (landing tn'otniments of
the fafe.!y, with which irror and e
vc;i oblHnacy may ilanJ, vvhere
refjn is lilt tree to combat them.
We will rej.ce,
.That vhc pjtfait atlmii.iflratibn
has not fa Jttltce t our inttrell to f'o
roin nations : that it has not con
troulel men's religious opinions,
nor warped to its vies 1 tic reli
oiuns protcfiiotis of any clafs of
Uiianimou lly approved for publiv
cation, and fijmcl by order.
W 1 liiiAu Powell. Dirtlri
Republican meetinj, New-V
Haven, Jan. 17, J
PORT OF WILMINGTON;
. Entered sivct ur jxr.
S'n 'John, Whippy, New-Yorlr.
1? . -'
x.-iterpnr?;-M .voret, . do.
Sloop Kancy, Hndiy, oi
S:iij, Union, Peirfon, Pool, England. .
b oop I im3r, ThomYj, NafTau. '
.-UV.C.s., Well,"-, Cbrleflon
George Town, Millet, Trinidad;
Brig lloppet, Aadrewj, Guadaloupe- :
-; in dilirefj,
SchV. Adventure, Butterwo'ih, Hall
' (fat, N. SV
Oiangt, RalUd, Birba.oei,, vii
' " iVharlcfton-.
Slont Betfev. Mufier. Kew.
m w - .r .
Jbih'r. Lucina, Atkin, - -NeviV."
Re.-ulaior M'llhenny, Cbarleftonv
Brig William, Pope, Grenada-.
Rambler, Bower, Boflonv
Sch'r. Cuidner, Clifljrd, Mariinico.
John, G'.ofs, f BofloD.
Cere, W9, " Charleflon.
1 Brig Regulator, Batkef, Jamaica.
t'oliy, rearce, Havre, franco.
Sch'r. Three" SiflerJ, Willi, Jamaica
Brig Nautilus, French, S . Croir.
Ship Venu, Bunce, Newry, . Ireland..'
men ; that it has j;lFcrcil no vio
leTiJe. ttlthc altar ;. . ihat it has nor
PRICES CURRENT, the same ai
last week.
Uniucl Stiues ot America-,
Diilricl Court of Cape.Fear.
Whereas, Benjamin Waodn
Efq Atiomty of the Unii
ied States, for fji.d Dillrict, has fil
ed liis libel in this Court, fctting
forth that the proper Ouicer of the
port of Wilmington, hath feizedai
I forfeited o the United States, Four
I Bangs of Coffee imported into fa id
i port of Wilmington, n the brij
, Be fey, John C. Fannirgmancrj
from "Mount Bayr I a'mTica"."'"coni
libel.
I . if , i ' 1 luir . iw I a , 11.1 111 la iu
aVjliCU I.ICII ' I Ml.?- MUIS. Ul ULCUII ' .1 . f ! I f flf 1
.. (. .. ' . ,r f prsym that l-td Coifce may xf-
llltll II llilO IIV'Ifbl.L.M du ; . 11; 1 .! I J 1
... . 1 i- 1 rvu i' nonr 1 lie l""Kc navin
1 r r 1 1 ii'.' 11, r- 11111111'" u:ir- i. . -
. ... .... .... w .
iTt ins :
vjnctd i.i
hoi. : - in viili'nlini
.lliciuc
WILMINGTON, Maacn 1Q.
"FOURTH of MARCH, leoi.
. I he republican citizen, of this
town and neighbeurhood, rensecrattd
the atinnTrssry of that illustrious
.epoch, to national Festivity. At
o'clock they repaired to Mrs. How.
ard's, and sat down to an excellent
dinner prepared for the cacnon the
cloth being removed; thiy dit;k the
fiJlawino-ToaMi, which kt re ncrnm-
, pioicilLjl mi appn-priatc ittimLfr of
.pMrioUc Nongs; and at fi o'tlotkin
the eveninp, rttirtd. at tl.rv mnn
the day, in the Kt eatcat haimony ami
tCod order- 1-
can
Foster has signified his rtMr-nation of'
his seat in" the Senate of (he U. States;
to t!;e place after the Sd cf March I
next.
frcn t'.t
ilmetican
revrj.
good order.
TOASTS.
I. The rctiithcf March, 1801, the
ciy ri rejuuiUUon of American
A hi.-im.
.3. The 17 United Bt:.tc.
3 The ovtrri-?nty in the Innds V-f
ixpcnpie; may it abide with thim
hi.'v ihii plohc endurcth.
VnoMASJia i EUHON, Pre-
'."V' W " UoHedbtatci Colun.
U. i.ivounte tmn.
he AUf.ti 76, hic, nnw glow.
thixi'Kbout t! Union: tr... :. .?.. .
p'.itv and ite-y (lame, t.til M all the.
:Jnnrn's,V of Toryiam arc MiuoJvtd
"with it fervent lct.M
6. AlUrt Culhtin, the Kcckar ol
our country, ,
T The Art, the Sfrlce, Rcnuine
iStiiUim, and jut anxl undc filed
Itclijjion.-
I. Jstnta Madt'.jwn, tht inrarwihlc
patriof.
9. Peace dhd Commerce vlih all
the vf-rhl.
,n The State cf North-Caronna,
tf an I iniprtidetit. .
H. The new State, OlllOi i to
A nn.d i.ej-. FESTIVAL,
In hoiii-ur f ilie r!i t rn inJ atlmipif
ir i "i f
PtrfUem JKH TRSON,
tt'il! ft rt!cor,:!rJ t''-IIjvrn Pn
t'ScJie.td.;r,l!,t S(A t f Mjrth next.
The day will he pri fj wjih d;fihar.
g liwm the Aml'vy,
At 1 1 o'e'ewk w h ir fwrtTer! a rrn
. Cfflifn ( -ill tha iriuic'c in the fubit'l
VI Mr IrrifJI.
WARDS, if, i.h
P- nan, will compile tic cxcicfe
iihin ihe l;'iife.
SeleM, Vor tr.cj Indiumc nul Mulic
ha be n crff'frd.
A public -linn-r will be nrovided. ind
r!i-f r will be a D.NCiag AlTrmbiy io the
IVCtlll.J. .
Pivts ho'tfea ire crrifrrl fr ttl
lrH- hi miy tonor the occafioa -iih.
iheir tompany, ' ;
A ocit attendance it refpcfifully
p ti tD truer ot i rl netci'.ny ; to
litnld in. nun (lip of wat apd mil
Ii u ol dot ar urtt fporir J on br fe
wi J tio-ftn at free' as f the r,tn in
pDvti had knout 'iiit e.t, mhj rf money.
t nvuv tece i in .Lit. -i ii v.H m.
pener , in orJer io !ay the founilon of (i
, difTciiiLit i ai Loire, and by n;.-;icU
i.iiab t iu c-'ij-.ie up ibe urctlli y jf a !
Hai-n'g Amijr. i'ht Prel-dtnt wt i
tinpiiwf ied io lui'd ot irobie frigalt
at iry puce ; to buiiuw money at 0 per I
crr.l t .time ni.'Loru cf nwrtv weic lp' '
)i..pr iro, tiajcy f-otr g-rn to ttur
Pitfiaen ahtni luij'ic k his will ",
J'JL. ni4e tl;r poniun if iiti'fe Ud'.tii u
lu.j'fi.. wl wrlaiid io qu. Illi ll hi tu.
pr.inuy ,! the d.-jui' Sump Afl wat '
.all.d i oor ioule nd trJt au i'it;dl
ai d our Ki(.du rnnti:i(t ; cut llrcn
tnlelirl with the wufu.meJ ttfutt ef .
rrr-:ar, rn i.ru ira I0ca irun Uat Io
the rein ej arder ai.J ihf..S a:l ihcTr
inealuienhatyniutle ef hwtntn inen.
li.ni .he BiiiiQi g vf furreni, difgirg
it fljw lepjtih tlunj is the deceitful
fiirra of t 'Dclcnct .f lie Amciicln
CoiiHitutit n.'
We will never fcr;-t dm ill ihtfe
i terrific mtafitci were ta humble the
I fiicodi ofil.e rcKi'i;ii nur will we
;f.,r, ! ii ftitm'et fijii.e in ind
tidtd ihife tnrifurrii Ui ihn ' their
invi'cJ.
On iSji d.ij t?t (' iejtiff,
fttftn
r . i au uuuiini-r 11 f nn ur
C.,nce cf-.be livoci-e. of Furd, f m(i, ,a , 0.ff.U,
Syn.w tnd. ni.,0 Treaiy, tn-J fi4,. jeri-r-de f ire pubhc debt t
trti iftiia'e foreign rui. ni wc(e u-.
(. rr (.(.. i A.' . v.. .l .. .1.
t, - , . ..., Il ...-. v win liniliunil Hill me
Recife th; e.H.on of lf.Jc?i Jf. Lbjccl wii o ..ife ip mivilcd or-
r nil in mA i.t it (!.. ... . l it . . . .
i
us iiHMinrcs and lias rcn
.'i i . . i
m i in. i oi.n.:i.-iice aiui ih.i.
'of a lie c i ui-,,lc, that it bus itltled
equal and ex-t.1 jultice to a'l men ; J
tas iHtiivaiet fta-.e, ct niincrcc anu
hoiic'il ffinU'.iip with all uatitns,
and h,s t,v;Uitii entariling afl'i.tirt;,
.as ' I'tj't vtd ' the Svte Govcrn
nchi? in all tlaif ri,!r., and the
General Governr.V.t in all it
whole Corllitutijiul i:0r ; h.tj
r-fprfltd theVce'tive 1 rancl.i Ic ;".v
loaure 1 lie nii'itu as our bell reli
ance in pfJcr : lus prt.eiv'd ihc fu-
puui Ky of t!ie civil uv.-r the mili
t try a'nlioiiiy ; b..i yieU'tfid a con
fpicuous ctoi -otr.y lu5 tiil.ftiiiy
co ' plied with evety pul lic euj;je.
im iif.-aii.l aJvjoccd iu t!lniaiin
ihs lu.ioiuj fj:t'i ; ili.it it Ins in'-
cooracd the iinltiili y tifuur people,'
, c l a rcfpci.Ud ili-riicrdurn of reli-
.ion, ihc licd'oni cd the pit Ut and
the ngl.tt ot man ; ilut tioi.t v. the
evils' with wliich our inem:ei
! thn attiicil tic t et't'e r e'er ihc
pnftt.t adir.ii'.iitia'iiii, lve ani
ved, anJ thai tar ivk re lit flings
have, lien ci.jM d, than weie fto-
inilid or cxp-.c!cil.
Wc will rejoice,
In the tet'.tiditin of puMic ex pen
(limrcs : in the faciiitirt granted to
lorcij, ner f.ttlirjj Uere, in onr JUlc.
cf puue" .lid f ndprriiy, aid in tte
lull . fuy eft of eviy cxpiii.iicnt
ir.a.'c o.i ihc Urpiihlicaii j linwiplcf.
Wc will rejoice that the atnoumof
ur cxtin al reveni.e, in the pall
Hr hi been i2,.8o,(co dollarr,
.Mliiili it tnotc, 1t two it.il'.ions,
than ha been coiltcUd in tuy one
year from the fame fource : r.J
mnreby l,.co,cco than the who'e
a mull nt of lie externa! and internal
revenue for any year ; and iliat in
the pill ycir, the principal of owr
naiiutial dill Kai tceu dminifhed
I e.,1'2 nn iMM ii r tio.iati an i mai
4,1-1 mi;iiiis it. etc r.rc in a train
for a lurM.er rcdutiion.
Wilh fu h occalioni of joy,, tae
will meet lo celebrate the fcflival,
ige navinnan-
i. t i f pointed ihe h day of April hex.
kuomI.-Cc or i -i i. .i ri--it-, i
r i r ii he-tr and lieltimuie the (aid libel
rep. fed itfcji I . . . i n ... "
i v iiijmiium', in i iic Liiirici a
fofcfail, '
Tlicfe ihcreforc are to give no
licejioail whotn it oiay xuncern.'tiJ
appear at t!.;: lime and place afore
iVid, to (hew csiifc why the praycf
ol laid l.bel fhuuid i ot be yian'edi -and
a decree of con.lcinnation niadtt
thereon ; c' oriiinuly.
CAUM. I ON WALKER, Clk:
Wiiminteiit, .March to.
tried tl a combined f.-tcc f the rne
m et our fcvrlutiua. W will r(
pice thai flatidirg Arnf, an eptn.
f.e N't;,an oJuhii Einfe inJ ufr.
Uf Jutuity
NOTICE.
WHF.RKAS, a CcmmiiT.on ot
Uai.kn pu y hat bcenfTurd by ilia
Honourable Henry Voner, Judge of th
HiPiiM Court cf 'ihe Ui.itcd "'tie, fof
the Didrift rf lorih-C'arohiia, tgainll
GtOUClt UllBS foimerly of Wilmipg.
lop, but laie i f New York, mrrihaott '
ard Li h avii ihcteur.on been df erred
ard a Jp.deJ a l.ar.kiupt, ii hereby rei
juiieJ io luriender himielf to the Com
niilTmncit io (He laid commillion i.atoed,,
o'ii Samr-iy the ttth inllaM, at Hit
o'tlotk in il e furenoan ; oa Friday lha
i ft of April, at ten o'clock in the forei
n.Hn. ti d on Mm Jay the 18 K of Aprils
it 19 o'clock in the forenoon, al the oflict
rf li.e Crinmiflioneit tcjio;ng lha
Compt!rj-houfe of Mr, JoOma Puitl ; &
nike i lull difrcvery ard difcLfufe of
kit rllaie and elfetit ; be n A where tba
etrdnu't are n (pulled t ci me prepti
'ltd Jo prove ibeir lb$-ind tribe lei
Condi meeting 10 chufe in tdignec or
. tifinret of ihe faid liihkrupi'i cflaia
t'OtUttu. Ai ihe iail letting ine In4
llrkiupt i iiquiij J lo fimGi bit citrtii.
riiii, md ihe cicdiiwr arc lo tftcni
io oi diirent lrcm ihe alluwaice cf ii
Certificate.
' JOSHUA POTTS, '
C. DUDLEY,
C. D. HOWARD."
Cnmrnifliwer of Har.ktupiCfi for ill
No'ih.Cttolint D. drill.
Witm'rjjton, Much lo. ' '
NOTICE
ire ro- in.ift ifiat our
Cltfllft. (lllll. flic I 11
aytnt, tl,i 4mflic indiilli' tm ,.t.
. - - ,--...-
i i . . "
uduiioic iiiii ana tiLlon in
n ia dit
riutitc debt the Laic.
reli .f in icig;a i, d ,:j fc. ?e fcf ; i
itftii.o. t will icrcn. r thai fir
ihe TMideit io ibe bombUll t-rrfcer.
Contempt fi republican gnvemrnerir wis
tonipiruwit cruUeiiUic olpolnicil
nrrii, md thai fomt t.f our own t.rili-
bwin wereftrtt among ibe fore mod to
d
t v . .' . . 5 - "' iragnj ilia lOienHUI I
Trih?',0! "f'-l '"H ( Utnur? .f a beir.ye
THOSE j'crfoni who are yet In'
debtee! to the lateiirin fcf
Dnu.it 6 H-JJ ife infortnecJ
that the urgent neccfTi ly of clofiri
and Jo give our public leflimony in I all matlcri relating to that cort
favo'ur of a riel'vlcr.t aad adminjf- cern, has, after the repeated tpplU
nation, whefc principles and mea- canonl vhtchlae been tnaoe, oi
furct have uniformly prefetited fure bliedl ut to place all ontflanJie
pledges of cuiiftdenre to rcpcblicsni claims In the handi of S. K. Jocc
and iiifttpcrable aiin.cnis icainfi Im, efd. for eoUcflio.t. ' 1
ihc cavii an i mtiripuu nianont wi i p a i-..i - trvj.,.i.
ihe enemies of our revolfti-n. C. I). HOWARD,
Kritiii in biht'f of ihc tniaagcii
tinutl hifli'.Pt ,
Picrpmt E.w4tJlt
JM Jlttl'gfrt '
irx I t r,
Vt'tr Jdf.sit
March to. iw.
BLANKS
Qfviuti l4tt
For laic ot this 0'flice
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