artIcUs art txtracled frtm the
Darbadjet Mercury, received by the arrival of
the brig Jomina, at Savannah,, from St, Lu-
►TL f II «'» Bar. April$,
The rollowiiiu cxiracl o» « leitor Irooi
Trinidad, dated ilie 98h ult, received
■era left night, ii highijr itiierening. in«
•imucha* it developev theobjeft pi a (mall
■rmament which' war, at the American
P**?*/*., '**®‘*' f‘*'‘'«l'*i>io>ifly aqijibped at,
•nd failed from Ncw-Yorlc' iVi' Fcbruarw
lait, under Ooii, Miranda i —
“ While 1 am vyrlting, a fma|l launch
I* •^fi'^ed frUm the Malh, with account*
of a Britifh and American fquadron Ha- ,
ving taken ihp iilapd of hfargaretfa, and
were proceeding to Cpiiiana and Carraca
cat. The whole cofintry wai under arm*,
snd that gencrAlg ^dLifa^dJf was joined by.
thoufandi of the iiihahiiantr. li will, we
are of opinion, be of great beneiit to u*
here, a« we (hair have a free trade imme.
diaiely j and it i> riippofcd the whoie Main
will be in our poircirion very loon.
Whether this projedi, while it may o-
pen a wide field of new Commercial fpi;-
ciilaiion to Grcai-Br.tain, wi|l not ciri-
broij the Uniied Siaics in dithcwlilci both
with Fr.ince amt Soain \yiiich full expU-
naiiuni and fubfequent eveptt pnly can do.
cide. ,
• S ' ■ CharUJItn, May ii. ‘
A Jew davnprevioui to the lading of
llif juliui Ccefar, Capt. Hall, from Rotter-
oam, II lva^ oiTi iailr made known, that
his Imperilil Maj'ellv Napoleon, had de.
^r.'nioed to declare Holland un inJtpendenf
kingdom ; and had appointed li/a brother
bouis Buor.aparte to the fovercigr.ty, un
der the Mile ol King of Belgia. ' Thu in,
telli^rnce *as hy nO meant pleafins to the
nnllander* ; who were thus deprived of
til'; only confoUtion ptevioufly left them,
that of being govtr- eJ by onq of their
own rountrymeo.—Timet,
{hit the Spanilh agepti
•t Mobile have agreed that that city (hall
be It place of Jepofit for goodi brought in
velfcls of citiaenv of the United States ar-
Tiving there} and that goods baving been
Jo depoficed may be carried cither up the
river or outwards,
.t-n'^f ®o"requence of the
dinurhod ftate ofthe frontier, a large por-
tion of our army, amounting ro about one
lio’’ r",®"’ direaedlo lla-
poa tbeuifelves at Fort Adams.
Ailf. //It,
PORT Ot WILMINGTON.
■ Lvtered
T«llm«n, Liverpool
M'MilIan k Co. Gika & nurgwit, and'the
captain.
99th JJrig Hiram, Cullum.Falmonth, Jamai-
. da, wiiU Ritm and Fruit to Hubert Muter
an'l the captain,
Sir Sr.hV Regulator, M'lHienny, Charleaton
S>ch r Vtciory, Learock.Antig,,a, with Hum
and Molasaetto Itautier end Smith, Cau-
tier and ihe captniii,
Sloop Charlotte, Cartwright. Charleston
Cl.EA«eD,
May 37, Scli-r Veiiua, Oliver, New-York
Barque Mary, Basdett, Bermuda
30th Kitly Ann, Gre.-n, Philadelphia
Slat Set) r Millr, Cameron, New-Y ork
Brig Matilda. Hunter, Barbadrws
SchrkoungLion, Uwia, Jamaica
O MARRIKD
On Sunday evening the tat instant, br the
*e''i **‘’’**'"8» Mr.Jiames Flemingto MraJ
Marj Schav)* ’
PRICES CURRENT.—WiiMtireroH.
BACON per lOO lbs.
Hit.
lo
Ctt. DIt.
—11
Cs.
..Cotton per lb.
Coffee per lb.
la
so—
laj
34
Corn per bushel.
60—
65
—Meal do.
Flour prr barrel,
6
75,— 1
SO
Ditto per half barrel,
4
Lumber per M.
10
— It
W. d. lihd. staves,
18
—30
R. 0. do. do. do.
13
—.1.3
W. 0. bl. do. rough
10
— 13
Shingles per 1000,
1
7s— 3
Sugar per cwt.
10
'll
1 !
. Mrjiastes per gallon
40—
’ 45 '
Rum,.VV. 1. pr. g. 3d p.
75—
00
. —Jamaica do. 4th p.
1
-
■ N. E. do.
57J—
63
Tar per. barrel.
i
18—
Turpentine,
1
SO
Tobacco per cwt.
4
SO—
T he fale of the Lot advertifed to be
fold the291 h May, belonging to the
^ ehaie of the late John Shuter, dec. will
not take place until further notice
Samuel Shuter.
June 3, i8c6.
To hire by the Month.
O NE or two likely Negro GirU, ufed
10 waiting inn hoiife, or nuifing.—
Apply 10 the Prinr- r.
Wiimington, 3 I June i8o6*
rOR CHARLESTON,
The Sch’r Aurora, Tho
mas West, master { wilt
•ail on 'WWIncsday, tlie
4th inst. (wind It weather
permitting). For passage
having good acrommoda-
. lions apply oii board aiCar-
Benter’s wbai f, or to.
JOSHUA POTTS.
June 3, I80G.
T fjtfi.fiibfcribers in addition tg their
former gllurtmeni ot GOOD'!, have
imported by the late arrivals from Liver,
ipo'ol, a large aiTortmeni of Nails, Hoes,
Paint, Window Olals, and a general af.
'fortnioni of Hard Ware—All of which
they will fell wholefale or retail on the
iiiuft rdafbnable termi.
Giles 6c Burgwin.
June 3, iBoS
TOBRS)LiT.
OnThursdav the I Si A inti ant, before the Compting
House of Mr. llanton Kelly, on Dean's wharf
at public auction, for benefit af vnder.writers
and all concerned,
1 he ( argo of Brig John,
Jofeph 'Hiidfon mailer, having been
bound ^ogk CharleHon for the City ol St.
Domingo, and put into the poftuf Wil
mington in diflrefs—via.
Dpw.frds of 600 Barrels luper-
Fine good Flour, ‘
4000 feet Scantling Boards, '■
Five Crates empty Bottles, '
GIB pair HnenaiMOMabuilir Pantalaoai,"
I Box Manns,
1 Box Glauber Ssitt,
1 Barrel Flower Sulphur,
3 Boxes Medicine, assuited, Invoice to be
seen,' ^
30,000 Tacks, with J. POTTS,
•• Wilmington, June S, 1806.
J. B DF.MOrET, jeweller,
"D ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladiee
J.» and Gentlemen of W ilmington, that
he haa for sule, next door to Metsrs. John
Winkings te Co. Market-street,
'! • An elegant assoriinent of
JEWELRY
Watches, Silver Soup Ladles, Table fc Tea
Spooiii, Sugar Tongs, Coral Beads, he.
plain and ornamynted Combs, a few Parasols
of the first quality. Sword Sticks, also a
trunk ol Dry Cooda consisting of Msn'i
Stockings, Muslin, Silk and Madras Hank-
kerchiefs, white and black Feathers, Artiii-
cial Flower*, and other Articles too tedieua
to mention.
An carfy application will be necessary, as
he intends to leave this place in a fewfdaya.
Old Gold and Silver taken in Exchange.
Junes, 1806. ^
NOTICE
T hat the CoparinerlhipofChrilla.
pher Dudley, fen'r. Chridoplinr
Dud'ey, juo’r. and Robert Dudley, Mer.
chaiiti, trading in Wilmington, N,C.
under the firm of Chrillopher Dudley and
Co. is difl'ulved this day by mutual con-
lent, of C- Dudley, fep'r. andC. Dudley,
jiin’r. in confcq'jence of the fuppofed lofs
ofMr, Rob 'ft Dudley at Tea—all perfuns
therefore who have demands againll the
fsld firm, and all ihofe indebted to the
firm are re quelled to call on C. Dudley,
fen’r. for adjudmenr and fettlement of
their account;, he being duly auitioiifed
lo fetllo Ihe-fame.
Chrillopher Dudley,
C. Dudley, juii’r.
Wilmington, N.C. Junei,
Fifty Dollars Reward.
A bsented hlmfelf trom tlm fub-
Icriber’s plamaiion at Santee on the
fecund of May, a mulatto fellow named
William, by trade a Cerpentcr and Mill-
wright—He iv about thirty years af age,
five feet 8 inches high, has railiev ilraighi
hair, n fetr on his fi'rehcadand one on hit
■ un^rlipi He has had one of his thumbs
fpiit open by a ChilTel and is very civil and
plaufible in his Ipecch. A reward of fif
ty dollars and all leafonable charges will
be paid on his being ^prehended and defi-
yered to the jailor of Georgetown, S.C. or
in Charteflon 10
James Ladfon.
June 3.
’ NOTICE,
T HE fubfcribei having obtained letters
of AdmtuiSraiion upon theeftate of
John Shuter, late of W iluiiiigion, dec. rc-
quell ihofe who were mJebicd to the dec.
t* make payment. And thole who have
demands of his ellatc are required to pre-
fini their claims to the fnbfcriber within
the time limited by adi of aifembly o-
iherwife thev will be barred of recovery.
SAMUEL SHUTER, Adm’r.
Wilmington, April 14,
notice.
T he fubferiber going to leave town
tor a few months, requelli all thofe
that are Indebted to him to come forward
Bud fetiie iheifaccoiints.—Thofe that liave
Watches with him are rcquelled to call for
them, if not called for betuie he leaves this
place, they will be left with Mr. Jacob
nariniau.
N. .Dana, jun*r.
June 3, 1806.
^d'^kHE fubferibert having qualified as
1 Admlftisiratort on the estate of Tho-
mas Xttrner, dcccafeH ; hereby give no-
lice to all peiloui having demands against
laid estate to bring them forward vyiihin
the time limlttcd by an aA of the General
AJieinbly of ibis State, palTcd in the year
1789, concerning proving Wills tnd gran,
ihig Iclieri of Administiation.Bnd to pre.
vent Irauda in die maiiagcmeivt of intef-
tatet estatci-^hefe indebted are requested
lo make inimediste payment.
HEI.KN TURNER. T A/mi.
BRITTAIN HARGROVE, Ui>a.
RICHARD HOLMES, Jters.
May 12, 1806.
notice.
O N the tSihor 19th of April lad, I
give my note of hand to Mark Lof.
toil, lor fifty-five Dollars, payable in ten
da)s; which Note I hereby caution all
perfons trading for, as I will nut pay the
fame.
STEPHEN BAREFIELD.
May 27th 1806. 2w,
For Sale,
A WHARF and Lot on Eagle's Ifl.
and, known by the name of Am
llerdam, the fame being loo lect wide on
the river and containing two acres more or
Icfs; on which there ii a Dwelling Houle
and Kitchen, apply to
F. Fontaine,
May 37. *
T he iublcriber uifcis for Tale at a ve-
ry low price, a Philadelphia made
Carnage, with plated Hariicfs fur four
' horfet. Alfo a well tun’d Forii Piaiio,
■Imoll new—A long credit, if rcquelled,
will be given. He wilt alfo tent his
Dwelling Huufe in Fayeiieville, the (itu-
aiion is plealant and healtliy, and capable
ol accomniotlaiing a Beuteei family. For
terms apply to Mr. John M'Millau, Fay
etteville, or John Lord, VVilmington,
Robert Donaldlon.
May 27, 1806.
Wants hmployoirnt,
A YOUNG man from Europe, who has
* * been regularly bred to the mercantile
business, has a perfect knowleilge of book
keeping to the double and single entry, end
the nature of accounts generally; \w>uld
•have no objection 16 take a school in town or
country provided sufficient encouragement
•IS offered him—A line directed to C. B- J.
and left at this office will mi;et due attention.
Wilmington, May 37, I8O6.
Ten Dollars Reward.
R UN-AWAY trom the rubfctiher,‘a
negro fellow by the name of JOHN,
he is about five feet ten or eleven incites
high, likely and well made, being a car
penter by trade and having worked for
tome time pad in Town, it is probable
tliat lie may lurk within the fame. The
above reward will be paid to any perfon
who will deliver him to me at my Planta
tion or confine him in Jail fo that I get
him.
JOHN POISSON.
Wilmington, April Is, I8O6.
FOR SALE
T he Plantation whereon Michae
Saaipfon, Efq. formerly lived, or
Morgan’s Creek in New-Hanover Coun
ty, containing near two hundred acres—
There are on laid Plantation about 36 a.
eres tide Swamp under bank and ditch and
divided into two fields, quarter drained,
now fit for the cultivation of Rice. The
upland is well calculated for a flock quar-
ter, haviM a good range for Hogs and
I Cattle. Oil the land are Pear Trees very
valuable fur the Wilmington market.—
One, two and three years credit will be gi
veil. A^licalion to be made to the Prinie
of this Gazeiiq, or Samuel R. Jocelyn,
Efq. Attorney at law.
December 3, 18S5.
The Printer isauihorifed lo bartar the
above ^anda for young Negroes.
FOR SALE,
A NEGRO Woman and four CbiL
dren. Apply tu the printer.
April 13.
, MADEIRA WINE,
Gin ot good quality, in pipes,
Ticklcnbiirg,
Bagging, and
Britaniat, by the piece—for fate by
James Fleming.
Wilmington, April 39.
RICE PLANTERS
T^HOmay beinwantof lIvvitK’i newft.
^ ’ vented Pxndulok Schxxk (under Pa
tent) can be supplied by applying to Jothua
Potts, Wilmington, or to John C. Baker neat
Smithvillc.
The Screens are warranted tn ‘sift Ninetp
hundred weight per day, making a completa
aeparation ofthe Flour, Small Rice, Mer*
cluiitable Rice, and rough or bead Rice,
with the labour ofone hand.
They will be finished in Charleston com.
plete in all the parts, and delivered at cither
place above mentioned, for fifty five dollara
eacli, the purchaser paying the freight—
those to be attaihtd tooilier inachiiiery will
require a proportionate augmentation of
price ( which, however, will be amail.—
They will be so marked, and accompanied
by sucli particular directions, that any per
son of ordinal^ capacity will be adequato
lo the task of fixiitg them for use—‘Jh*
simplicity of thetr*^onstnietion, and srCW
durability, together witli the immense sav
ing of manual labour, and tlie more perfect
clcahlng of the grain, renders them a truly
yatuabie acquisition to every Rice Planter.
They can ior the additional charge of on*
dollar, be rendered so far furtlier useful as to
answer the purpose of a Rkkihc SeaxEtr,
which separatea the roogli from the ground
Rice before it is putintn the Mortar, and oc
casions a great saving of the crop. They al-
so msy be atttched to any common pounda
ing machine. Persons wishing to havethent
so fixed will plesse apply as above, and leavg
a ileacriptioii of their machine, which ^in#
made known to the pi uprietors, the Screen
will be furnitihed in snch a state, and with
such instructions, as will enable any Mill
wright to put them in operation.
Charleston, 7th Februaiy, I8O6.
479—13v. '
The full blooded Horstf '
GOLDFINDER,
I N high Older, will fland at the fubferi-
ber’s liable in Sampfon county, the pre-
fenri fcafon, and'be let to Marcs en tha
following terms 1
Ten Dollais the feafon ; Fifteen to in-
fure a Mare with feal, and Five Dollar*
for a fingle leap—Exienlivepaflurage and
feeding for Boys gratit ; but the fubferU
ber will not be anfwerable for cfcapes or
accidents of any kind. Mares may be fed
with grain on teafonaLle tcrmi.—In cafis
Mares being put by infutance and part
ed with befoie it can be afeertained, that
iliey are with foal, the owners to pay
the fame as if they prove with foal,
GOLDFINDER
- Ii a dark bay, fix years old, fifteen hands
and an half high, and in trgure excelled
by nohoife. He was got by the impor
ted HorfeS iver, bis Dam by the impor.
ted Horfe Sweeper, out of the impor
ted Mare ——, the ptoperiy of a Mr.
Coalfon. *
a* a - OWEN HOLMES.
.March i, i8o6.-
*80—311
For Sale,
A HOUSE and Lot in Sonth Wad
ingUMi, eligibly fiiuaied fora Ti
Vein and Store ( the hoiife is roomy at
well calculated—on the prrmifrs is a do
houfe and other neccITary out houfes, all
an excellent garden fpoi under fence.
For terms apply to
o ea.. .V. ALLEN SLOAN.
South Wafliingion; May 6, 1806.
For Sale,
A HOUSE and Lof in f ayetteville, 4
the foutli fide of Grove-Street } il
Hiiufe is large and well calculated for
private Dwelling or Tavern, and the fi
uaiion efleemed as one of the mod hcaltl
in that place. On the premifes are
Kitchen, Smoke Houfe, he. The terms
fale may be made known on •vpplication
Mr. John Matthews of Fayetteville,
the tubfciiber in this town.
„ WM. MOORE.
Wilmtngton, March 13.
B roke prifon in this County on
night of the 3oih of April, a
wt.o calls himfelf Henry Hyal, fay
was born In the (late ot New York
it a (lout well built fellow, of about
feet trn inches high, had ro partic
maiks as we remember of.—He (
committed on a charge of robbery.
A reward of Twenty.Five Dollars
by paid for apprehending and refur
him to prifon.
^ L. FLLIS, Jaik
Onflow County, May i, 1806.
A ll perfons are cautioned againll c
diiing any of the cn w belonging
tile (hip Kirkham, at 1 will not pay ,
debts which they may contrail,
William Soiomon*
May ao—SV.'