C 'fcm-hc:ic. London, March 6, 1 75-
TXHEliEAS, upon a mifconfhuc
V t 'n of rlic ocJe: of council, of
ike 51 of April 17S9, for regula ing the
t;adc with the United States of Ameiica,
ir.ahcgany and ether articles, not the
grew ih or produce cfhe territotjes be
longing to the faid Hates, have hern im
ported into this kingdom, both in Biitilh
i.nd American fhips ;
NOTICE is hereby given to all per
forms concerned, that under iht fid order,
the feveral articles cnurr;eiaied therein,
"being ihe growth or piodu&ion of the
territories belonging to the United States
cf America, and no other," can be brought
nd imported into this kingdom from
the countries belonging to the faid Uni
ted S:atc?, either in Britifh or American
dipping.
By order of the commifiioners,
JOHN GALE, Secretary.
INFORMATION WANTED.
IFFrancisTruav,21 native of France j
who came to America, and ferved in
the ai my commanded by the count d'Ef
taig in Georgia, or fome of the Semth
cm States, will apply to Monfieuf..
d'C amble, at New-Orleans, hfij
he informed ofa confidence fjfoTmo
uey which he may command for hisfer
viceiinthe armj, for his penfien, 'and
bravery in the fcrvue of his moft chiif
tian majefly. The laft accounts I had
of him was, that he lived in Richmond,
Virginia, and carried on bufmefs as a
merchant.
PHILL. LAUGZE,
Georgia j June s, 1790.
The printers of the United States
will We paid by Francis Beforoun, for
inferting the above advenifement, by
fencing their accounts to him, Charlef
ton, N: 19, Queen-ftreet, near the old
battery, next door, to the governor's.
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F O R S A L E,
THE fubfeiibcr's plantation in Bla
den county called Sum merton, on
the Weft fide of the Waccamaw Lake,
containing about five hundred acres,
kereon is a good twoftory dwelling
houfe, kitchen, and ether out-houfes.
Calh, negrof s, or merchantable produce,
delivered at Wilmington, will be received
in payment.
GEORGE GIBBS.
Tf the fairf plantation is not fckl bythe
fr.fr cf December next, it vriil be ren'.ed
cut ; early.
i 3 )
JOHN JOH?JSTON G? CO.
Have Impirtid in the late arrived vef-
fels from London and New-York, a
nea and general affortment of DRY.
GOODS, fuiufelc to the approaching
fcafon among which are
SU P E R F I N E and fecond cloths,
coatings, flannels, baizes, and up
wards of four hundred pieces of Negro
cloths, Stc. different colours Compre
hending a vailety of Mtnchefter, linen
and woolen drapery, and filk mercery
goods.
ALSO,
Jamaica Spirits.
Weft-India and New -York Rum by
the hogfliead.
Brandy and Molafles by ditto.
Madeira, Sherry, Lifbon, TenernTe
and Malaga Wines. ;
Loaf and Mufcovado Sugars.
Hyfon, Souchong, Congo, and Bohea
Teas.
8 by 10 Window Glafs,
German Steel.
Refined Iron, and nails of different
fizes, 8c.
The major part of thefe goods be
ing laid in low for cam, (arid of fuperior'
frefk qualities) thefe difpofed topurchafe
whelefale or retail, by applying to the
above firm will undoubtedly nod it to
their advantage j
Cam and country produce taken in
payment.
fViltningtenr Scjl. 27, 1790. 56 6j
NOTICE.
THE Public is hereby informed, that
agreeaole to law, we the fubferi
bers are appointed infpeftors of beef,
pork, flour and butter,- for the town of
Fayettrrille : Allperfbns offering! for
fale in this town any of faid articles, rriuft
have them put up ats follows, viz. Beef
or pork in good 32 gallon white oak
barrels, hooped with twelve good hoops,
the heads doweled, and 3-4 of an inch
thick, and the ftaves half an inch thick,
fufficiently tight to fecure the pickle,
and to contain Z2olb. of clean, well cured
beef or pork. Flour to be put in good
fufficient barrels, fit for exportation,
with eijrht good hoops, and to contain.
1901b. ot good merchantable flour ; -the
length of the ftaves ought to be twetity
feven inches, and the diameter of the
head feventeen inches. Butter to be
put in -ood, tight firkins, that will hold
pickle.
TOHN WILSON,1 t r n
. CRAWFORD, J InfP-
Tayettcville, Sept. 10, 1790.
just run iKrn,
And for att 'a the printlng-cftce,
The NORTH-CAROLINA
A L M A N A C.
For the yrar of ourLo; d 179:.
IN purfuan& cfan ait of Aflembly,
palled . at j Fayetteviile, December
1789 : Will fee fold, on the rl: ft Monday
of November next at the court-boulVln
Xlifaheth Ton. A houfe and lot in
faid town, being No. r 13 ; -with all the
appurtenance!; thereunto belonging :
Alfo fiTehur.ctred acres of land, fitc:ur.!
on Black Rir(er, and a tr?. cf land :
Black-River J-nir.wn by the. nam- -i
Shaw's cd Fjcjj ; the whole in Blade,
county, and bcins: of theefiaic r-f the ite
James White eiqu ire, deceaicd.
months credit' will he giren the puroJi
fer, giving bpnd with approved leap
WILll AM H. BE A T V,
J Adminiilrs.tGr.
Bladen AuguA ic, 1790. j.
Cofiper Stills.
THE lubfcfiber informs theptaMio,
that he has e'ftablifhed a COPPER
andTIN WARE MANUFACTORY,
in this town1; where may be hzi.
STILLS of all fizes. Alfo- All kinds
of COPPER and TINWARE whiek
he will difpofe of on reasonable terms
for cafk or. produce.
Old Stills repaired en the fliortefl no
tice. '
. C Cafli given fcr old Coppef , Brais
i cwien
; JOHN NAVLOR.
Fayetteyille, May 31. t.f.
STRAYED or STOLEN,
FROM thfTubfcribers, about the 26 th
Ult. a CiiZSHVT SORREL HORSE,
8 years old, about 4 feet 10 inches hijh,
bradcd on the mounting Moulder and
buttock- F, crcfTed in, the middle, fo a
torefemblejan ,F and an I m the fame
Jetter ; both his hind feet whiter and has !
a film over; his oil5 eye his back is F
marked with the faddle. If ftolek a
ward of twerty pounds will be given for
hone and thkf or ten pounds for the
hcrfc only ,5 or if ft rayed -a reafonablc
reward and charges pairf.
B A CHOP & PATTERSON,
T' -!l