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r . ii a 1 1 I. -.. ' - ' ' - " rev,. "Th an, fc " t0"V ' v ye..r,t!. . rv' lei si. - Tl mark..'. i v - t ... t rc . f i'.vj . -ry aciouiu 1 1 liio .-.In. ': i.i I,;.- - , :.! , v ' i a. -a la ( ! .' i r tu int. i i .'.if-.i arid w. :,t icence. " cf NVr York wv iw nf i!. tr tinie it tht ir r-'in fui h of their inna- h.j'e C)l hi il in :C i:tjmoOd K WUcll UiCV i i.e ;'.. , ': i a summary statement of "'. of t'.i- cvmcrviuui at Ucir late sessions r I fccurJ t.-o'n each c: tneir members cfi'ic suto cf Edition within their '.silt' - '. .... -.-, rl : : .r t ".- . . ,i ' 1 . t j I ...! is -. rr i ..- I, cf the J 1 t ).. .-, 1 ' e f l' '.1 M : t ". Tl c Curi- ":.'; l.c prtar !.. WO'uid J Vat !, k.l,h')J,travCt cf pri ju :, s:.J b..'.it, at i J s ' I. is y it t!- IX: t: 't in . j. : C.c tl U v ..s sue h ii a rr IVout'iO i:.r.iM:'.'-r -wiv'.iiwi, and kO'iL'l.i i rvM-la'-iornil fe.r J f Li,(lfarriiid t! . . 1; ws ii ;il.(.r af. ui.ie of doct.--iJ iiict s, . ; bu!y coit-tnu'ti-cl, wd toUl'y unfit fcf use; . yi snuiury of h.ui.M J cJ .scrvcnccis at which ssunt lUndjiicf. ol Uc lxx!y iuy excuse tl.e . c of the tnuiei. It win a ivstcm, cf hiuh the iplcs were eperutive, in whuh opinion held its ,iUon to pfdtnce i ChnsiiurJ;r wtsdcsciiLjcd6s a pensation exhibiting cert- in Lets, and sui'ebtin' h it prpcar5,t! :.t tlunn- tc last wr V1'"1 V . 1 v .WOUI ... i ...!., K. n,:.t.w ..rtKj.if r.h.rrK... J minds aia our lives. It may be Uouirht tncre was '".-yr-uvaUofreHiion.aiid crcatcr wim- wmethins la Ua mows of rt-prcscnudon too wu . J t the thim h th;ui in roanv rears past. wenUttre and ronTiuentul far, Xi.c coinnrchensH -;crevhJiofn'.:;-bn have beta most re- of a rusuck aacuence w not so... Though lus Lhin tho U-itmSs- of the Prchytcry of Pf uons were strong . ana ppmnt, ther were i Ti vv: 1 . . r w . . uuuicu ui i idiiKu.i'jci n uirw uci.uuar aj ui nmvi. to!, ivc been greu.Iy shaken j combinations aguinst kldt1 U i.ll)e language, n- n have been destroyed ; prayer meeting on fir5t S that religion talks ta th ear ol tt'.e ' t il ,ah niornin-, for U purpiwc of intpioring T the language that gcuus reverences and ig- rrr:-,-!' tl T,,h'i.i nrdinane afhi e undersuuds, the languago of tho poet and CJ rell-.noua societies on other dars have othe aaiiit, the language of thvUutyaiid of the heart, v , . t t .,,': wi-n ttPnH..,i the tinguageof the benpturcs. i ' .!'v tier'jons rrolv' imraorJ b their conduct. ' ?AC PoU w fcther p!eaUn5-with .yaytrard t ' t.tn ;tw!l r.,.th.;r ..! in .w cbUa;hespokeasajudiretntna cnruinal, to coff- irndprotnotin- deisdcal. priripJcv: Wbeeiu c be fo.ven ; as a guida vitfa wanderer, restJd by the influence of thV Spint, and Ssspciuliy to return tarest . .Ji ; ? : ' ,f v;, ' mrnA Thr r.rr tho mn'fl nf O.vl a rvf w.u r ' When he. filUfiieS hi sermon, tt WUS tOt With to have been r-u kened ; aspuit 'cf prayer poured PwPe.r,M whis-per.- lie appeared for ,t unon thn and the number of nrav n1? woile Urae en ? Prj'eP n eus.on,J mind L ; nr;n. so solemn and deep, tlias. most of tho audience Invc- ihe boundc f that rrtsbylcry, n.ore than UOO unUrUy joined in it : tho.so' tlat did not, W .wed v v.i rhn,!, Lf.ri,,,. Bww.uit Hhcii ; he came down, and walked a- the greater nmnoition ofv.hom'are vountr arsons. monS US-tlioiIyjh the thunder of hu eloquence was The ruisunguished roctrino of grace, Ja recognized husllJea countenance spoke still a . . jt . - - m m mwnriMn i prim aim v iif u i iir a ruiv l u i He had de lie fur L w I. t;evi tli t I t . I ': hhch v. l r 4 1 "S til i i cn; ;-'.tt t) !c a f re invLr I rd I ..- J I 1 '.: rs. tcrce i : ontT vcxcui lor exonerating our country from the Uiscrtd.tof to si-Iy an attctnp!. Some cl tha man's rcmatks aSout ttacla rt and jocih are well cnoui but how absurd is itLr a man to set up for a no'.'.t Lritisli Travtl'.r r, and to obtrude him a po..t I self upon the public as an i: nc u . yvv.u.v . ft1 "'L.'" , - ii the confession of faith of w.r church," have bec'n ''"fuv,u ;S. reini wlcd-cd and reioked ia the aub- luc "".S""" n,S Wr"" wr 01 wis ! man, I slull write volumes. ' When I coulds up- remai kauly acunowicoca ana rcjoicca in me bud- .. - . . .. 9 I nmarh him I intiYwhu-pn nivfulfirt hwn. uiiirti-fl intae uounaaot.tuc ouicr prc&oytcncs Dcionpr r " : ri T u in,7 to the Synod,: appearances arc, flattering. , In -TTZZT. 1 -fSViAi vUli! 1 1 1 UUJll'l l! nv.?v wivui4V,i un.iy pivi . j j . -a. r U.cin. rv;,to .Jn,1 ti,,.rl..a, il,-m .1,-1 icr biw ixverencc leave us urcam tor. ' i r.s I c TUt bv mv m-kiscs wiui a courteous humimv; thaL declined the common traffics: of commendation ... rasiors, 1 1 instruction has been particularly. ;uxwto& to, and - IttVl8a Quarry of very -fine Mrble ! 'appear to have produced happy effects.; We re-1 was discovered by Ebenezer W Tudd, at Mid- : ioice mat me xervor tea uurwijj uic -revival nasi uicuury, wuica wnen openea, ,was iounu to ,' .' ; been unaccompanied illi "any irregular sallies" of j consist of large pieces-of "difTercnt shape and vuuiuui. Tun.., v. uw aimension, m layers, incnoing towards ine tudc, that far greater (lumber of young men than eaa at ia axifc- wth horizoo of about 15 or 20 degrees.,' ; If is hard and - solid, of rva I ....t.: : UI. . .! ;Jit.L-l these revivals, many 'bive it in viewin the same way, "vmn.?w.)." to consecrate themse2vc- to the service of their ,0 &J blue, clouded, with white, and :Bn'.'.. c j ? ; v . C ; ' la darltskvblue clouded with- black.'r'It rc- , f lorn one of our brethren in, ?onneticuV sltr j ceived X very hi gh polish, almost eqy al to- steel. ligence was Received of revivals w many parts of I and from its feeing so fine when polished-4 has that" State. ? ; fc.'ii v' ' - y- r'.-1 much the annearane of tvorv although rerv ' Por these merdesy we desire ImtnWy to praise I Karri, it r.n.- KnWh'wWh rhVhS1 urJ mt "the great Head of the Church,and unite our fer- be neatlv efurraved. It has been oronounced 1- ..,.v-. ... , ... y . if-li-n .rnlntnr. at lh (itv n VVach nfrl would not take from 'n -his Aoly. spirit, bnt cause 'K " rr T ; - - v ,V !nfl..r.r- f . fcU ,l..0rn ..rn io o equai.ro tnc ocsi iiaiian marwe. iuaciiiE churches, as rain' upon the mown",Tgrass, ana as iw uss ssj.vvu D"'6 "'6 ..... . ' .. . . tl. I !. . 1 - An Dliii.i TuV ? lJinin'iniii . : snowerstnai waierTueearuiiinai ms Kintruom mav i "-'-l,- utviiiu.); come, and the whole earth mav be filled witlv his Quarry r so near itraced, that blocks of Eioryz-Amcn, :v .Vi-; -mc .-.&;' vi I maroie, weigninff -iu op ao tons, may oe raw i-i a - i'T '.v .in,;, -iiq; wt. i, ; I cd- withui SOjfeei'.of the woria and rolled in XThefoaowins ntcrinreliaraefer of Counj Oci. wUj.0Ut -nCTeat vexneivyj: SThe machines and popular work iust received i1 --4 have been, erected flpona neT construction, We entered the hall, wliich tvaa filled with all that two men -can keep one hundred saws in the; Protestant population in the 5 iieighbourhood, J motion, and make them perform the operation uuu(. lony persons. . .. a juicw jbow service was per 1 in sawinp witnsana ana water to ercai aavan formed in the country churches ; the Rector of the tageX ' The slabs of marble if proper attenti- What may bepccted trom a man who amid ot- ii.; tmrfi i u:B.j U OTki scuiitv and inditrcnee has sullied jiTidlnt whatever I.. . , . . -. , 'i.-. J. .-j .j.. iicr . l r r. : t Die is usea lor monuments v ot various itmos berfonoed l" 'ing. ahd has been transported to by a men who Rave me new, ideas of. rclirion and various parts ot the Unitea atate. otr,angers in tnt...AM r i. V i.. . J.i. . t . ui uiuiiaivia iv cr.i j me-inauiire j ., a few words of this ImonJ Whose agency . oj observer of tlic state of our Colleges and Academics, when he cannot, for hi 1'le, write three sentences of gooA English. The chju racter which tikis aCTectc J chasteocr of literary institQtions has given ihem, u ample evidence that he knows nothingxa them, rrom his re marks on the University, its apparatus, and manner of conducting business, it is evident that he never was at the place, that his wit is rulgnr,' and tlat he has . ventured to speak of wjjat he never saw or else that he never was at any-other College 46 know how to make- a comparison, s I question whether be ever saw a telescope before, or had the honourof turn ing an electrical machine, unless, it mirht have bcen'one patched up after the usual fashion in tin: country." - " ." ' "' .' . .TliU pi ece of his would , certainly be unJe serving of the attention I have giveqto it, were it not that as the paper is circulating through other tatev it may give, an ..unjust and dis graceful idea of us to strangers. And really Messrs. -Editors, unless Persons who under. take to write for the pape?i, will confine them. selves to subjects which they undcrstand,'or can give better specimens of their candour and skill,; Jt would be unquestionably, the plainest prudence-, to check their propensity for scrib-. bling, and say ; -nothing. ,, It ,is pot jcveryone who warms his fancy with the style; ot the Bri tish Spy, that can Bafcly admit the"-vanity of imitations a? f . , oiis JB.KVe.lt. ' on nes I nrhn trtatf Vrmnnl!fi himlv trrafihecl in vnur. in my nar-1 ing1 the works, and indeed, they are. well wor. . .I .... it. Uf-n ...i r-t .s.:-A M .1.: ndly i; His name was Corbett. Tie had been a curate I srt and manufactures of their country. , ; lor 6U ana torty years.1. ilo sought not to be any ' ' thing,el3e.'-. The religion be-possessed , had taught him, " having food, and .raiment, to r be therewith , content t " and the same influchce extendine: to his . ' habits,and enabled liimby temperance and prudence, -" to oDtian ,wj no thought necessary in nieUe was 1 : 4 .....3 U'J 'jEl. 1 t.-t.c Ifl 1 -J ... '"T'lIE Timteps of this Surn'marVi have the pleasure f , JL informmx the duUIic Uiat tuev liave cmrxowa mk iarriad.'arui hnri n wLm l.tUuilfh rln J I John XV. Caldwell.'. Ibiwert f Uuilfoi-d, sa, tkincipal U aener m tiw Acaoemy i ne ciiarcter vj. iui jnuvuii linuiBt jrtw a gol teaciier wrcu Knowrt uition for thteiwuinr ver, will be r'T 0. . Latin and Greek LanirumrM ami -the SclencesV ( we course.ota conitarit attenoance on. ium.r iift 1 toirether witb'an interior branch ot auauon, m. Cted : and who. like 'himself, wad in tlm ministrr. I - Wlieiil fcpof the effectsofhise of ana preaching, I speak of the cfTccts I witnessed in 1 v rever Tead prayers ' he prayed, f.nd , wi Jt such deep ( udierytpt teeungiwitli empliasls so obviously sug- trcsteov not by the wt, but t-y the nature ot supplica torhcu- utteanatelt n-r--Z of indolence yield to tb8 holy 1 tIll, .ti'iAm u' fdvaled and W-bni-eU-da tlia Tntstets DOtired Ollt his tetlUonB -. ;: I C:.L Lif,i..cinu. in innwti tnut ninrlin n mnd 'For Eiurfash Crammar aluii.,r gcthe iu Wrijiiijf and AnUimeUc. S ' J- 4 ' vV 4.;,., ; For Keathnflv nUiur. and Anttim ne, ft 8. V 11t1 ni-iHi4'ui ui Juw.V'rtrtiiw-Wii'v'ht lilii' lTt v fcoo j with pauses so strongly marked by solemnity1 10 houses in-the nelghWhood M Ol reculection, arid a suspension of the act, without 1 frhe exercise of the Aeadeun H1 jJ iiito opivtttm.e SusDtnsion ot the fe!m.' that- hi conoretrntion. I the 1st of Janium&V 'ihe-. simcnor'aovantase viucm ju ' almostuiiccpsciouslyiwiiedin tle responses,which 1 lnh-titutionhasov.-!- courrtry fey14wr.es of Uiu tmd, ia w as ongioaily ihteiided ,, inc. lorcc ot biihit and eneru-v with-which he j. - i- t r 1 t -( a uuer am oiwiiuwnifiv v t -, 1 . . , "1 never heard mun preach : as the cid;Vlle I tliir children and wards lathis plate.?-, there is httle '-or was a schoU'r, tp whom few I '.have ever met werel hwlucemeiit for yQun? men to beepms wsipated, and auperkjr,i He was a ntun delighting m conversation, Fftf lc8 J"V nt""aV-r V JTutT S s 1 c -r . -1 j ' u o , . I mfaiicv-.J The laws of tub Institution, nd plan of Educa- - -in which, if light, he could amuse, and if argumen-U"' 1'am,a .w . f Juctti imier tative, he could instruct, more than any man I ever I ,K 1,, wt... iwfm tiM-'niaiwitsnta of their education tioiu of words, find tlie weapons s.lioj'jfciben-virhat .he was -a.scholar ) ou icit not that fie was a man ot ncn imagination or(t ttrong. reasoning povers ; you teltnot tnatk -v i he or us Cibcoin soTouId be ret; of mind or ccjnposif.cn,-'that could: juuC w ttcj-si iu a ; tcfnporal eenae aft jmyman icyer tJlat boys who ieqttire .the ruuiivients of their cducauoii elaidaUdt thewis- j,P-.C( ma.r complete itat that place- S , ,i ,i -, of fleshly warlaie . i --.YANC&frryA' joJar you .felt not ; ceiiiber litiBOii. I'frft 1 V. .IjcQ.&tar;: ' TUttoSDAY, DECEMBER I, l8!M 5 -; f ? ; thtr late papers afford no fort-ipTi news, and the Con. rrcsHionol IntclliLi nce it kss impoitant than the posture ot anir wouia icseq o vo expect. -; -1 : . : .. 9 . l Six unwicc mail buiiotinir hare taken place for. Comp tttjJler. Oa .the kit, Mr. .Goodwin had 64 Votcs,'and The following Hcsolutions were offered in the House of Commons by Mr.tJastonj and while thiau at press they Whereas, in times of pullwjdinilry.and peril. it is expedient that those -to whom are confided the care of the Hatidnal interests and the preservation of the national honor, should be well informed of the disposition and sentiments of the people whom they represent ; and whereas! the preset eventful crisis 111 kiio miaiia ui uiv wiu ruau-a .jjtiivixuuijr vie mands that, laying aside minor diuerenccs of opini on, all should unite in the support oftle right ot their .country t i - u- 1 iif if Ai ' w retotved; That the Tclaturc of rsonn-varoiina view, witn scnumcnis 01 moignauon the repeated violations of the rights of the U.. buu.s committed by the belligerent powers of JLurope: thei numerous insults to the national sovereignty nd m dependence, and tlieir novel . and unmanly mode oi waging war, but indirectly against each other, nd directly against unollendiriff neutrals. r;4'MH- ; Kttfitvtd further, I hattlus JLcglslature duly ap precialing the inestimable value of the national go vernment, and the necessity, of affording to it that aid and co-operation which areincunibent on all good ciUKens individually andcollccuvely, are prepared to support with unanimity and aeal, -such measures as nave, been or may be devised by the constituted authorities, in vindication of the national honor" and in defence of the national rights,' and in the causa of their country ia submit to all the pnvauons, to en- counter all the Inconvenience, and to make' all the exertions which a resistance to foreign insolence, 8s injustice1 shall demand of Freemen ami Americans. Am tttolved'further, 1 hat tins legislature leel the strongest conviction that the sentiments thus so lemnly professed are not peculiar to thcmselvesi but tne are cordially entertained by their constituents, People of North-Carolina- C:. 1 i. t ' - r- " r i . t1 i.l.f ; '.. 'Ml li c i :!': J'-i'.t ', '1 Jit i' v.. 5i ; 1 . V.'ia l.ao f. tin ir I. 1 t' u-o cse lairsvthf'- v. .11 t '.i .: IVV cot.ui'.a.mre, n n ,,i c .- U: Ust re ,;ii'iair. v !,'Lh ot.-i .;.(. U.er ncasure whkh CoiifT ';-! 1 ry furtl.e nuiiuttiaiice cf our Nr. a 1 i.t Id' 1 k: -i.t. Hrvslvrd. That soor.tr tliun suLinit ta v.n".l an 1 cx.dioui restrictions g! ourrommcn-c, ti'Juiiei- ' v.' pressment of our teamen, and to tlie taxati- m oft!;' enrgoes of our vcsscla at the picture f any Tort. : -1 uon we vrni uve to ourselves, saa iuie no coit- - -. nectlon w'lJj any of them. ,'JUt'Jvrd, 1 bat, we value 'Peare as one of t-..o - greatest tlesiilng which any Na'JoO can chioy ; j ct, ' . , rather than surrender our Liberty , aad f:uiep-ti-.. .1 deuce, we will surround the StoiaLrd of our Ccri try, and die in her defence. . . . . rU"' J .The gun-boats -on Tassama'ivloddy station havo - captured and carried into that port, a large Li ,!i..!i - ''' '' vcsbcI, in Uie act of evading the rinfwr;o laws, an 1 . hold her as prize. ' The documents rcUuve to Cu . ' aiLir are dispatched to the scut of government 1 - .? -Th Xrilt,ire of "Xear-Yorlc have' lati-W c-ranlcl " ' 000 to their College of Physicians and Surjvtms. ; .- , In a Tendon pspi r of tlie 24 h Si'emUfirin account !si .', . ; . reU ot a di-cltul lire at Covcnt tiarden theaUt, fjvit ' , ' . 1 -which the fo!!ouiniri extracted: ' . ' . Soon after o'clock on. Tuesday morntnt', ( Sept." V 20) a volume of flames burst forth cn a sudden from ' '. - ' the middle of Covent Garden Theatre, - No previ- . " t ous warning had been given mio smoke preceded it, . . no smell oi tore not the slightest suspicion it '- , , vi '" burst out atoned, with the greatest fury ; and in a few :, minutes all Covent Uarden, undthe conuguotis street ; ,v jV' as far as Lugate Hill, and. Charing Cross, were sy ! v dlumiriated, that the smallest pi uit might easily , ' " " mve been read, oeveral youn;r men, most ol them ' -:i of verV 'rcspectal! connexions, having been drawn . ' ' . ; by Curiosity widdn tlie vortex of the CaiiicStperi-iheT ,;.-- '. in a mannernot easily to oeuescnuca or understood-, ?-, :j - . lute ol them were dressed in nankeen pantaloons j, .'.'. .. and lfoht clothes yet their apparel appeared un ';". touched, altliough the whole of tlie body, fixinx head! " - to foot, was so scorched, or rather scalded, that" the , ' ; . t . flesh literally hunir, and seemed ready to drop front' ."',-"' the Julius. ' 'Thev were aftPTidfd hv l5r. Powf.lL t i K t Essix-sti'eet, who considered the slate tliuy wcreL ; . -to be tlie 2fer6fettm, produced by tlie heat of the ;' ; objects upon which the water was thrown by theen-';'.,' guies, One of these young men died yesterday, and. i . . . : ; three more, 'similarly affected, are under, the carer' '..,", tf Dr. Powell with v tie or no hopes of recovery .'-V' ' -: On the topi of one of the houses, two ladies were oa ? . ( serVedj who had gone out to look at the fire Ju be-' ;; '; .' fore theywerfc aware of their situation, tho. houcev . ''.T, ;f. . 'I sunk with tSemJ and they perished. By the fall of ; , ; . part of the' building, twelve persons were killed. 'Kl'yr Ond inan,itis said, was dug out of the ruins, with iu 4 , hair and beard actually d JfSre, which Was instantly . J ' ; exunguishcd : ,but on removing the slecvesottas' '- acket,' the skin came on tlie poorlellov? sarfns,an.l lung over Ids hands. - The loss is estimated at 120,' . 000L of Which 50,0001. was insured. Ine musicians ... .r ; lost most of theii' instruments, and all the performera " who kept tlieir wardrobes in the house, lost the wboles'ii?'v:v"',: fai short, iiothing of Importance, except the books'v J . papers and Cash, Were saved-: The cause of the firct,.jiy ; : is attributed to" various circumstances, the .wost'pn; ':..., bable 6f which is the following Inthe playof rizar f ; J. T ro, which was performed last evening,' when the sol- diers discharged their piecaV'the blank cartridge and wadding are supposed to have lodged among tho J,, Wbgs,and othcr parts of the stage, where tlie spark ; ; - remained unnbticcd.:; It does not appear that the.':, 7rf'r sliKhtest traspicion was entertained of the fire when - viai' the pe'ribrihcri left the Theatre, about ene o'clock."--, t . Ji'i.iVJ ? AUEllteAN .MANUFACTURES. f f ; , ' ' , .' -. jv aampieoi.superune oiueoroaocioin, piwiounc N v cd by tho judges to bo equal to Eu routan of seven j , j: . v dollars per yard, la-exhiimed in-1 'ittsheld, wsi-, f:- apia $toui wa maue oi iur. i v aison s uuuiiavu . . - Spanish wool, and manufartnred in the vicinity tin - nard. i i i u; 1 in'" 'ct . wive--; ''''!.'.:. . 77 Allowing reolution were mbmttted to the Seriate qftforth-t QfoUnayiy General Jumct VeUlimi, to. The General, Assembly of North Jnjliria, view- ingtho present situation, of the U. States inrlation tour.iintaui i- ranee as oeuig aiarnungiycnueui as requii'ing the exercise Of the greatest wisdom,cner cv and prudence onthepartot the;ueneral uoverq- meat,, and the; : h'Shest degree- of Pati'iotism'and Unanimity amongst the real Friends of their Country, they are of. opinion, that as great clamour has .been ialcAt -jtrntr.il, itnnrin r.f th tnpnsnl"M lntelw tnlcert hw our -Adntitiistration,5 which may have Jed Vorel-beenhoim'and pure, where is tjio mati u'ldcr ;'tt dor the direction of B 1 r. Ell is a Complete demonstra." of introducing tlie bpan... as well as our ability to vu.. tiual to those of thd,best English cl therefore fail to remove all doubts It Ss hoped our, farmers will lmmedLu.. the Merino sheep, and thus secure to 1. . and the country grea,t profit Mere- JJv; . , ! Nothing can exciisa tbVwant of rectitude.'.'.; No '-i.'iz- situation ia private fife and no political dilemma-enn v ' justify departure" from Tnoral principle. Vi .; and happiness ''are-; inscparah! connecu ', '.' ey - -.'Vt like the heat and the Tight of the sun, always ' Ing, eiiUhtehmgnvigoi-atrngtiichaUitaUousoi w. 1 ,7 .-.;', : If you catt lay down ia your bed each night, and nc " ! ' cprding to 4h advice of, Pythagoras, review t' trmsactionir of the day.and find that your heart baa ' 1 . . - I tt " 1 TP '. : V .i .'i ' I ;red to any; class Evvf iliOOU . VVTlUncr JTUUCr ",;' assist'.- you ,to ; ::iAr:-r.r. x '4.s-.v $ ;' " A- I "Nations to believe that the People of the V. States are a divided people unable or unwilling to carry ;u,i to effect any 'energetic measures of . their JGoveni ment-T-dt :uiay, serve to strpngthen the hunds dXthoso who hwe the management of. ourNational AttUi-s, for legislative and other pubUcodies, to. publish an expression Of! tlieir iscntitaents pnthe present iittn atipnof ourEorfcign Rekdions which the Cleiieial Assembly of North :Caroiiha, do, in the fpllowu keoluuV)nsV?;;;';v :S,IV'; "' ' " Ke$olvedt That we .view the pretext oiTered -y Great Britain for tibiiuaking IteparationLrthc knowledj-d Outrage on..our; i'ij'at iChesapea!. , liy the liriu..h ship of war E'eopai'd, 6S unworthy-' of of, a Natio boubtwsj of a free and cnlighu -cd .Go ernment ''''' ; -.?:'--lr-: ' " '- ' . Hetohe(ft That we consider thel Act, T ' - and Orders, afJ'ecting Neutral Coiame'rce, 1 - .ued t..:J c nactcd by.Grcat E'-tdr. r;TJi?c; unjust and xanopy of thtf iky, With W liom you would char.- tuaUonf. l here is none, iiepice taen t . glad. '-".Happiness Li always in your power, you can always be virtuous. . v . ' . T v In r.IuVua eci; -y r'tlit 1 llh sfON, Efi'i- ofthis cotnty, to M; Wn.MAM.s,v of Ihe fori.-'!' coitrc; . -r.Ai .r m a. a . .-. . .- . ... - mv(".iiuui) 1 V 1.1. l linn, JAJIKS. h. UKA5, 4 t r.Sl'.i , ': to M'ms Maiigault E. Xin.sMT, 1m Co!. Jw'.mCr. --v.. fl'mtpbcc... f . r ' ' ' , .'.-.r cf n!". V''. ...-!. ... s . ; v 1 ... 4 .:; ' I. , - VV:..' ':.'v,T'' '" '' - '', ''' 7 X' W' ' 4.
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Dec. 1, 1808, edition 1
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