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S feme of the Citizens of
Upper and ; Lower FAYETTE
VILLE continue to cut and carry, away
TIMBER, off the fubfexiber's Land, a
bout , one mile below Town,He now
pvea twticeiT-Af 5Dl!Lh
ft reiblvedto profecute to the extremity of
the Law all luck intruders as (ball in fu
ture commit depredations on his Lands.
1 : if&frrfmtemmng Mills, Waggons $
Carts, r reqetett tn tt particular- manner
H attend tt this notification J a,:,-;.!,,
iiA:S. i Wrrui 3ARRT GROVE. ,
fayetteviUf, September $i ' . - . frv""'
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!...,vi, ' LITERATURE. J m
fk Society of literary charafter efta
X; 1 Mifted at Philadelphia, intend
fblifhin, (if fufficient encturagement it
iven) a fjcleftion of roifcellaneous pieces,
taken from ahevworks ei(,the moft eiter
taiaing and tn&rucVive wrjters, that hare
appeared in theprdeat centiury, whether,:
in Europe or America ; which publicati
on, as it U defigned cbie0y ff thi anaft."
joint ms well as inftrufiion ( the fair fex,
theyr'meai ttdefignaterby the;7nani of '
7 hi ILaiUl Magazine, and refojibrj f'
mtert aining knowledge t ' in which (hall bp
exhibited,, a greater rariety f pleafing
CuojeAs, than has hitherto formed a book
f its propofed extent hi this pr any tther
""country. :, A general review of polite lite'
Tfature,: is .oceafionally to cmpfe a part
M this workUEflay recalculated t iegn-
late tne taite, torm tne juagment, ana hr
tne mina, wiu iuu
. ... 1 !ii 11;. t.i
jrnameht, and it if hoped recommend itv
to thenpUce of ajudicioui-oubllc. Seni
w!r and honour fliall po hand in
kand to male . thia pubUcatioa accept- ,.
able to its readers. The grave as well
as the gay (kail be fuited in their tarns.
The Divine, the phUofoper.and the naw
ralift (hall each have a treat, adapted to
-their different fancies and purfuits.
. The plan of conduct, in the eaecution
-of this undertaking, having been fubmit
tedto the view of a few ladies in this ci
ty, well known for their literary know
ledge, has met with their higheft appro
bation, and the fex in general may rely
en the editors utmoft endeavours, to. ren
der it one of the moft lively and inftruft-
. ive publications now indrculatioh Tlieir,
'eorrefpondence U refpeafully requefted in
either poetry or profe. The elegant pro
ductions of their pens, have hitherto a
doraed the moft valuable Libraries, and
it is expeded,the Females of the United
fitttes are by nd means deficient in thofe
talenu which have -immortalixed the
names of a Montague, a Craven, a Mooije,
and a Seward, la their inimiuble writ
ings. .' -
.It, has been obferved, that monthly
Magatines are fo contraaed, or tontaifl
fo little on any one fubjea, that they leave
the reader in fofpence from one month
to another, as the fequel or winding up
f nintere(llnz oiece, which is a general
complaint againft them. It is propofed
In ordef to avoid this inconvenience,
have the Ladies Magazine publiflied every
fix months, in a handfome, large octavo .
volume, of at leaft three hundred pages,
jraamentedwith W degint frontifpiecei
and marble cover.
. It Is prefamed.the above mode of pub
lulling a work of this nature will be pre
ferable to a monthly one, for thereafons
beforemeutioned, as it fhall never be ft ex
fed with that eiifguftirTg and wornout tif
predion, '" to be continued."
. Perfons of erndition and learning have
faygtlled to us, that a book of this kind
will be approved of, and unlverfally re
commended in all boarding-fchools thro
the continent-as It Is to contain every
thing requifite' to diUemlnate the know
ledge of real life portray virtue in the
moft amiable point of view 4nfpire the
female mind with a love of religion, of
patience,"" prudence and 'fortitude, " "la
Ciort, whatever tends to form the r.m
T U E'S D A Y, & ilp.T
( Numb. 8 )
Woman, the complete tionomik, and
.that greatcft of all treafures, a good ivife.
r One word more to our fair readers, ami
wehayedo'ne: As this is the firft attempt
of the kind made in this country, we hops
for . their kind patronage,, and the aiCftr
anceoftheirtt
ence fhall be paid to their literary; com
municauons, and unwearied exertions to
Plc4fe f be beft explained by the
motto we have chofen, which is,
, " Tht tnind fAmprneiandjet antufe.
PropofaU by a Litcra tj Socie-
ty, eftahhihedi at Philadelphia, for
rr.5rrrprtating-t)r fublcripUonThe " (;
L A D I E S; M A Q I N E ;
AND REPOSITORY Of
j Entertaining nowlefge-
I. It is to he m inted with new T04
on fine paper, ajd ornamented wih ane- r pg,tD.c fum to which as fuch he It annual
legant frontifpiece, to contain at leaft jooiX' If entitled. r ' v -t.i'.t-'-;-page
in : jargedaatOf and tdt poblilh d. An affidavit, agreeable tot fol
ca regutary eyery nx monins. -.. r 1VW?US ' v "--J:-"':--II.lt
fhall contain Mifcellaneous pier V A, B. came before me, one of the
ces from the .moft-eleeant:authoTs,-and
extracts from the lateft, publications, both
of Europe and Amet ica-Original Eflayi: thlme A'UMfft fhom the t?tiginal e'er
df correfpondents -a rR'eview of new .tiSeatin ftpffeffion wast given, of
Books-
and Poetrr Oriental Tale.-Remarka"-;
ble evenu, Ioterefling anecdotes,: domef-
tic aews. Marriages, &c. . . ;
-IIL The fubfcribeirs to pay on ielive-r
rv of each .volume, bound and lettered-
one Dollar, to thofe who jjo not fubferibe,
. the price will be ten jhillingt. .. ' t. . ; -7
''IV,-'' As fodn as there are $06 fubferib-
: a. worj, be nut tu nreft. m4. tb.
- fft , -m , f kt the firH'
day of december next. . . , .
Sabfcriptions receivedby Robert Cam
KelV Philadelphia, and by The "principal
bookfellers in the United States.
Philadelphia, AUO, I. .,
HENRY; E. LUTTERLOH
B1
PrtClMM !fAM - Ums
tUd leave tO jniOrm tne
Public, that Ms firft LOTTERY
' commenced Drawing the 16 -h of July,
nit. and was compleated the 28th inlt. at
the Court-Houfe in this town.
The Prites of the fortunate Ticketi
will be paid on the original being deliver
cd at the Lottery Office. '
, HE alfo propofes the fol
lowing SCHEME or a
The DRAWING of which
willcommence the 10th of NOVEMBER
next, in NEWBERN.
t jooTickeU at TWO dollars eachis 7000
Dollars, which will be paid in Uu follow
ing PRIZES, viz.
Prizes. . Dollars,
l'at " 500
1 100
I to
Dollars.
. 500 '
- 190
- 80
120
- r eoo
" JOO
t8o
200
fob
9&T
1380
aato
IS
1
1
- 2
60
J0,
40
SO
to
10
8
6
i
are
5
6
130
770-
fo.Q
30
Pirft drawn
Laft drawa
. .
... t 7o,.
Subje to .the tame rules and rcgula
tions a. tii. former Urj.
TICKETS at TWO Specie
TnT.T.ARSacb. to be had at the Lot
tery Office. . . ' ; ,
rV ClJrt frnmtht different
arttfthConrji Poft JhaUoTiarT
ffijatZuu? ' XoiirnSAag.xl.
Second Lottery
M B E RT 2 c, 1792.
-Tf u Tl ' f
1x)t reniioners.
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DEPARTMENT,
WAR
V August 6, 1791. ' ftrongerfpirits of native materials are t.
INFORMATION is rrtrebyvenrendvvCTera
X all the Military Invalids of the United accommodate thofe who have had the
States, that the fums to which they are right to pay according f the capacity of
am'- . ..'-' a
yu-
Hon, from tne 4U1 day or Marcn, 1791,
and which will become due on the 5th
day of September, 1 792, will be paid on
ihe faid day, by the Commifiioners of the
Loans within, the States refpeclively, na
sUr the nfuat reeuktions, 3ri
Every application
y The certificate givenf by the'ftate, ,
peJfying that the perlon polfeffinr the
iuc u mx iaci an invalid, ana aicenaia-
iqfticeclst the, county of :
4ttTtIie -
Hate ot w ana maoe oatn
that he is
tWejrfvenby 0e ftate to; be rtiltedl
That he ferved , (regiment, corpsor
yefleljatthe time lie was difabled, and
tbajt hi now rcfides in the Tawl eoon-J
tt off: .; and has ttfided-for the laft
years, previous to which he redded
In cafe an invalid fhould apply for pay
rcVntky an attorney, the faid ( attorney,
-be fides the certificate and oath before re
cited, mud produce a fpecial letter of at
torney agreeable to the following torm
IrAT Bret "T-rrtr county :
ftate of do herebr conftitute
and
appoint C. D. of my lawful atto r
tie j, to receive tn my bchalt ot v my
penfion for fix months, as an invalid of
in wrawouiiwir.Hiu uic luunu u.jw
arch.one thoufandfeven hundred and
ninety twd; and ending the fifth" day of
September, oae thoufand fevea hundred
and .ninety-two, v.,
-. Siened and fealed
in tne preience ot
Witneues,'
- Acknowledged before me, i
. Applications of executors aad admin-
nrators malt oe accompanied witn legal
evidence of their refpective .offices, and . , b figned by the Super vifor, and counter
al fo of the 'time the Invalids idiedy whofs . t figned by the Colleclor. Jf.:he diftiUer
penfion they claim. . , - - . elects to pay the monthly rate often centst (
By command of the i ' he muft not diftil before, nor aAer the
Prefident of the United. Statei, limited time for which the licenfe is, with.
IL KNOX, Secretary at War out getting a new licenfe, under the pe -
1 6r The Prbters in the refpeflive ftates
are reqftefted to publiih the above in their,
newfpapers, for he fpace of two months.
THE SUBSCRIMRS
JjAVE entered into Co
partnership in order tofarnifhand
fupply &t MARKET o( FajettevUUtnr(i
Beef, Mutton Ice. of the bed quality that
can be procured who will continue, as
long as they , meet with encouragement
from the inhabitants of faid tow n,
. JOHN WILLIS,
WILLIAM VANN,
JESSE PEACOCK.
- 1 TtyttteviUeZettmher 10, 179a.
AM ABSTRACT
Qfth prJncipal alterations in regard to th
Rtvennt from diflnied fpiriu, made h
, tht MofCongr,ftoftie!ghtAda,of,
MtJt eoB8lhf DSS
Spirits diftiUed wlhia the UniteJ
States.-, ' '
SECT. I'TNECLAUES, Thlt
. ---f the mrnt Antic m fnJw
'T, ttuatiw r jofHtj;t raaterials fUM be
Ww.nd ,f:er th fifft day of July
next. -The daties on the '(irft clafs d
common prooi wnuxy ) are to oe towerecx ,ir
.two cents, from the former duty of hint
cents per gallon, to' fcveh cents. The
jug mil I iui is mc counuy unuut j uiu
diftUieiies of the cuttomary extent in the
inland toms, &c. the following arrange
ment and reductions have been made bjf -Congrefs,
to take place after entering as
direAed in the, fecond feflion. piftille
ries in citiestowns and villages ( the whole
capacity.ofthe (tills in which do not a
- mount to four hundred gallons ) may pay
fifty four cents', inftead of tth former du
ty of fixty cents for each gallon, that the
flill will hold or meafare, for a whole
- year's Miftilling Uierein. - All diailleries -in
the country may pay the fame reduced
duty of fifty four cents, That is, a Hill of .
one hundred gallons in the country, or ia' -
g - -
fuch tpwtt-diflillery dills ahegether equal
a ciry, town or village in mere oe nntm 'v
.io fouihundred gallons) wilj pay 5400 ; .
. cents or (A douars tor mwboi year or
the didiller mar. if he thufes. take out a 'M
liccnfeto be applied for at the Coliectdr's ''''
fiSoce,for one month,at ten cents on every :
gallon the ftill will meafure or hold, or .
for more than one month at the fame rate .
i often ; cents per month for fvfygallont
the, dill will hold t or the dift iller may ,
pay for the fpirits he fhall actually dift.il
through the year, at the rase cf fivea
eeats for each gallon of common Whif
J key proofj)rfirft Droof liquor diiiled t
and fo in proportion tor whatiCball be V
ftronger than common. The law gives
thefe eleclions or choifes to the-diftiller.
ana requires 01 mm 10 masc Known( ins
choice in one or the other war in writine.
a form for which the Coileftor will furniflu
The diftiller will then receive a licenfe.
figned by the Supervifor, if he intends to
pay oj tne capacity 01 me am, ana not
tk irallrtn rfiflilled. If1 h Ham nrt
"make his choice, or acls contrary to it
after cbufing, then he is to pay fifty four
cents per annum on every gallon the ftill
will meafure or hold. No fee' is to be
charged for the licenfe, nor for any other
papers which may be furnifhed to the dif
tillers or others, or which (hall be required
of them. The licenfe will mention the
day when he is to begin, and the day
when he is to end his diflilline. It is to
nalty ot two hundred dollars.
sict. J. Directs at leaft one office of
InfpefUon in every county in each difliUt
or ftate. Every poflcflbr of a ftill, of what
ever fixe, whether it be employed in dif
tilling er not, is to enter his ftill in the
courie' of the month of June la each year.
Stills bought or in any way procured by
arefideut in any county, or brought into "
a county by a perfon moving into fuch
county, are to be entered at the fame of
fice, within thirty days of their procuring
or removing them, and before diftilling
with them. The entry is to defcrlbe the "
dill, and tamcntipnits capacity, theplace
where it lies, and in whofe pcfleOion it is,
and whether it is intended tor diliUwg or
fotate, and if it fhall have peen lemoved
into the county, from whence it was fo re- ,
moved. The penalty for omitting to en-,
te'r a ftill at above re quirred, it (Sell. 1 $)
two hundred and fifty dollars on theown ,
eror rionefTor.
ssct. J. The owncrs'and 'pofrefTors of
flills are jointly and fepiyately liable for
the duty, as is the ftill itfelf, and the own.
er of the land upon which a dill (hall bt
wnt led. unlef tlie nerfonkea tenant on
linfe for 1 vear or more, or nnlels Ifce
owner, of the land can prove the difUllfr
to Lave bun atrefHUroraninirudtroa
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