ih; plan, nal profening liis countenance
to the for v.ut ding of my intended work,
the Bie.i I h tve had alfo letters from
many eminent mcnon the fame fubjsct,
and.no exertion on my part fhall be fpa
red to render it deferving the notice of.
thofe who Hull be fo kind as to counte
nznee it." &c. (J aft the fame at if an
American ivere t talk of letters ft om Georg
Cue!jhj Kir.g of Great-Britain, isfc.
PHILADELPHIA., DECEMBER. 4.
The lonf iugar made from the maple
fugar, and now expofed for fale by
Mellrs. Edward and If.tac Pennington,
ha been pronounced by impartial judges
to be equal to aay loaf fugar of the fame
quality that ever was made from the Weft
India fugarcane. We liear that a large
BOILING HOUSE for the purpofe of
refining the maple fugar, j will be erc&ed
during the prefent winter on the Suqtie
liannah, near Comer's tpvrn, under the
direction of -William Cooper, efquire, the
father of the la:e nobis and fuccefsful en
trrprize for fupplying the United States
with American Sug;ar. !
We C2.n gctr.o further information of
the TefTel which lately arrived, by ropert,
from England, in 22 days from Rappa
hannock. No uropean news of fo re
cent a date having appeared in the fouth
crn papers, we prefumc the whole is a fa
brication, to anfwer, perhaps fome com
mercial fpecula;in ; whether in paper or
grain we will not pretend to fay -or
whether we have any bulls and bears in
the United Statet, time will djlcloie.
FAYETTEVILLE.
The following rcfsluticn
has palled the honfc of repre
fentatives of the ftate of Vir
ginia, at their latfeilion :
" Rcfolved, that fo much
of the aft, entitled an act,
making provifion for the debt
of the United States, as limits
the right of the Orated States
in their redemption of the
public debt, is dangerous to
the. rights, and fubverfive of
Jheintcreft of the! people, and
demand the marked difappro
bation of the General Aflem-
bly." :! . .
Samuel Sterett, William
re
ef
his
C.)
ex-
Pmckney, Jolhua Scney, v ii
ham Vans MUirayv t
Key, and Uptohi Sheredirie,
clotures, are elected federal
pirefentatives of the fUte
Maryland .
Ext raft of a letter from a gen
tleman in Antigua, to
friend in Charleiton, (S.
; " WE arc minutely m
negation of hearing that hof-
tilities hve commenced in
thefe feas. Admiral Sir John
Lafory received orders laft
night to acl on the effen fi ve;
and to proceed to Barbadoes
with five fail of the Hue, to
meet admiral Cornifh. If
France mould join Spain, their
iflands in this neighbourhood
rriufl fall to the Britifli arms,
as the confufion they are in
will not admit of their mak
ing much refinance. it, is a
general w.Ifh that America he
neuter, and that our ports be
open to them.
DIED On Friday j lafty
after a flaort illnefs, Mrs. A.nn
Hero, of this town.
Lately, in Orange
county, Jesse BNTon efq.
artorney at law.
In Bofton. the honor-
able Tames Bowdoin, jefq.
late governor of the common-
wealth of Maffachufctts.
UDGESt
1
wenerai
A state of tUe conduct the J
referred to in a reiblve of the G
Afiembly, published in the Fajyette:
grille Gazette, or December 27.
Edektok, Nov. 19, 17
o
N Saturday evening laft the
nor court or law and court
equity for the diltrict of Eden ton
clofed ; vnreii man cauics atj
both! civil and criminal, as v.' til
dry Ifuhs and matters in equity
V,eurd cind determiued.
' fit
i9.o-
4S
fupe-
of
, was
law,
iun-
ve.rc
. V . : . I ,;
In the comfe; of tiieterra a vrit r
certiorari, induing out of the circuit coutt"
for the diriS of North-Carolina, id tlve
Southern circuit at the United jSutd,
commanding '.he judges of , the ;cdurt (itV
equity for the diftricl of Edenton,to ciU
tit'j an original bill of complaint, cxfii
. hired zr.d new depending before ;tjhe"fiil!
judges in the laid court of equity lagatn'
Nathaniel Allen Alexander Black, VViU
Jiam .'Scott, Will tarn Boyd, Williaii! Ben
nett, .Archibald .Ball, Thomas Crx,
Chriftcpker Clarke, Charles Jojifbn, Jor
(iah Collins, and Ja'snes irdell, jat ihe
fuit of Roberjt Morris, John Alexander
Nebi', and iDayid Hay.field Cunnirgr
ham in his own right, and as execu' er
of tBe teftament and laft will of RH
m. nd Cunningham, deccafed,j With
things touching and concerning! tHs iatn
&C. having been produced in the; ifcili
cpurt of cqaity, by the mztOxi df tSf
;faid diftiiit of North-Carolina, anii&cviii
i to. the judges of the Taid court ofieqnu
the faid judges being all three prelen jii
:oart, gave their opinion feriatfm, "but
jananiiriGufly, to the folio -,vin; purpor
That though they were anxioufL
firb-us. that no difa;rreemcnt br ""rhiiuiJcir
landing might take r.ace between
judicial authority Gf thisjate, an 1
tribunals eltabliihed by th United StaNs!,
concerning their refpedive tight, j
diclions, and prerogatives vet they
:'ceiveLit tli'eir i at' it pe tth blir iiuyt wriia.
tney owea tne ciazens t the Ka:c, purt
luant to their oa'.h of ofHee, not.to-rrriev,
or comply with, the manJJi'feMl air
rneniioned writ, for the follow ing
ion . ; ' ,
.Fir ft Becaufe thst betBfifiai court cf
original, general, fuprcme, and un'in-.'t-ed
jurifdicion, they were not as f icIi 1
court a-n enable to the authority o- ?vj
'.other judici?-rry, snd cofeqiienty tf'M'f
they did not conceive that the fu its :. :i
proceedings depending before -then; ii
theirjujiicial capacity, werefabjc' tot.te.
called or taken from the faid court v.f
equity by the 'piandatsry nvrit of r.nj
court trrjunldicheji whatever rtmcii
Mel
ujnlv
4Jlr
by that of a, court of inferior and limited
jurildi flion. ' 1 " 1 ' ' i
Secondly Becaufe they conceived,
that they as judges of the tcwtrvJlupti
or courts 01 law and courts ci eqr
-i:hin the uiid (tate, were noi fubj c
the maatc of any ' v'ric, for cfcldr.g
'records land nrcecdin'frs in - ahr ca
- fu.it, or matter depending before thflif4
or the tranfenpts thereo-:, to any or M e
couits or tribunals of the United bin
virtue of tkc,co;.ni;u.ioa 01 uit.
ral xoverp.jQikrJl, 4-r by force of duv ciuuU
vziiicic tnerci-i, t r oy -any 01.
gvc-fi or ny ' U v ' oL ilic d. . !