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THE fubfcriber having is;
. ceived iull power and anthotityci
accouatof the Heijiof the late. Autafr
tMAciiAuoaT(jt,andof Mtffis.CotQUt'
- and Ritchie,, of dafgow, Merchamj,
-rhtnire lhe principals of the late Houe
f Aulay Macnaughton, and Co. oCis
flat; and the only furviving Pjrx
.nerAhereof which Powers have Jpm
duly authenticated and proven beforethe
.Honorable Samuel Ashe, Efq.. ontj of
, Judges of the Superior Court, and, by
hii order admitted to record, as may?-
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' PTTRT TP NHTinfi. 5a harehV ttetoAM k&M,ihve aclel- w'J aMtritrA
-rro-an werirtft aiTfiTT-Ki-H fft' ihc l
concern of Aulay Maenauffhtonjand Co. I
ar the faid Aulay ' Macnaaghtonj perfon
ally, that the fubfcriber ii alone authori
.zed to receive the faid debts, faad .tQ fet-
itl-aad adjuft ffif Tamer tt " ' "
i And WHtRHAsin the management cf
thefaidcompahy concerns, fince thb death
. f Mr. Macnaughton, DUNCAN ; Mic
ASL AN, formerly a" clerk to . ihs
. faid company, . hath aflumed to hirafelf a
, power to intsrfct-e in the! fiid buGne s
wthoutanyauthdrity for the fame.? Trie
fubfcriber therefore deems it ; expeditrec
: to notify "to thbf whom It nay' coffcei n,
that the afts of the faid P uncan MacAuI-
Ian fofar as the intercds of the- faid com-'
pany are conncfled, arc utterly null and
void, he having left the companies' fcf
'Tice previous toMr.Macnaughton'i death
ft5 ALL perfons indebted I
bthefaidAulaV Macriauehton and' Co- I
or to A. MacnaughtOh individually, ei
ther by Bond, Note, look account or o
therwife are rcquefted to fettlerthe fame,
.with the fubfcriber, who will ocherwife be
under the difartccabU nec.JIity of commen-
xing mic tor the recovery tnereot. . j
, J ; JAMES RITCHIE I
Payettevtllfi November 16, 1793. ' vt"
" X' let forth by Mr. lames Ritdit 6i
Tayetteville, I am-contlrained to TepreJ
fentmy conduft rcfpecling my tnteifer-
-ance in uie Duunns 01 macntugwm
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twas e"P,1yeihI Mr J?acl5a,S?'
firm pi i A. Macnaughton and Co. in Fay,
tteyiie,jnwnicn capacity 1 nave irans-
afted byimeis for thtm thelexjrr pair,
.an4 continued m their employment until
the timelr.Macnaila;htondiedinteaate,
wiwoui ujiving iciiicincui 01 mr, w
counts or beine difcharsrsd. ! .
. I have no doubt l)Uttr. Ritchie, rrt f
be vefted with the full power and gu.ho'
rityhe fets foith : However, I am fury
he has fo willfully and glaringly -misre
prefented fails, as to fay, that I hid "kit
the companies' fervice, previour to Mr.
Macnauehton'i death,"the contrary hav
ing been made fully apparent, before the
Counter Court of-Cumberland, at the
time Letters of Adminiilratien were
granted to myfelf, in conjuncTion with
lit, Janet Ritchie and Jtf-ph Atilne, oh
the-ftate of the deceafed Mr. Macnaugh .
ton 1 Neither is it a truth In tell, when
he fays, that" D. Macarflan formerly
a clerk to the faid company, hath afTumeJ
io nimieu a power m nucucrc iu mc au.
bufinefs without authority for tb fame."
After adminiflralion was craSited as
above dated, the aforefrid Mr Jofepli
Milne, with Mr. Ut'iirj Vrquhdtt both
of Wilmington applied to the County
Court of New-Hanover, for a fecond ad-
rntmitrauon, irom wnicn lucre wi um
appeal to the-Suptrior Court ot Law tor
Wilmington
in Diftricl, and upon folemn
, the application of MiTiS.
arguments
Miioe and Uinaahart, was fct a We, and
the former adminiilration permitted to
continue. In fliort, when Mcflu. Milnt,
Ritchie and myfelf, could not agxee
the mode of conducing the Company's
bufinefs, we mutually agreed to refer the
fame to the arbitration of two gentle
men cf refpeHability, with power for
them to call in a third pcrfon incafe of a
difagreement, binding ourfelves, at 'the
fame time, to (land by' their award.
After due confidnatl n, they gave it as
their opinion, that I fliould manage the
bufinefs at the F.iyettevillc and Camp
blcton depaitmcnt, with the bencSt of.
an. nffiilint, an J that Mr.Ms'.ne ihould
tranaAthe bufinefs at VVilrhinzxon,' w ith
t!ie help of another and that the dfb.s
(houll be ce-Ucded as fpdily ai poflible,
to make remit tmces,- whic!) Ar. Ritchie
has hitherto eifiJtaiUy-ori vented.
Thus fan .ioaed by the County Court
of Cumberland, Confirmed by the Sapi-
rior Court 01 Wilmington diihift, in con
' jun&ion with the award or the abbye ar
bitrators, furelv Jar. Ritchie cannot m
jatlice fay, 1 have " afTumed to myfelf a
power Ua the cctrtraTf,lxom what 1$
above (Fated, I have it to candid to
. But" even after " all VLr. RitehfrT'
h I hereby declare that I am wl
ling 'upou hri fettliiV; my accounts.) to.
can be b?ally d m'e; tin J mi ficuntJ'fiTC-
Teafctf f iaSeeJ. I amauxijus todoif. as
I am wcU 'awar, from thj manner in
'which Mr.7-,-RtccUe. has already. a3eJ,
llu' lni future rnanagernent of thii bufi
nefs muft.belflj iihjus, not only to the
c'itate.of tlie dcceafetl, Anlat M:nangh
ion, but to the creditors of Ctlquheun anl
Ituchte at lat ge
.r-t AV-INao'fcrvfc!. n
aUvertiferent A
lirtt. ficrm-A
X 11 lbs EJ
Ljia the 5awerillc Gazette, figw)d-
Jjhr;
v EaeaPi in hichwaeiU a nht :
to certain finsgrott.', w hich he there Kuunes,
and fixes his ciaitt bv a nlea of hu ' rieht-
fol and lawful " pcfleffion. Thefubfcrl-
conceives hadotyiacumbent cm him,
to prevent any unlawful purchafes,by ac
qaainting t.ie public with the circum
ftancel cf the rightful nolfeflibn, ind will
fubmrt it to their judgment to decide on
its legality. The negroes which Mr.
Eaffarifays were-" bequeathed to his wife
by her father," were by myfelf parchafed
at SheiilFs fales m Robefon County, as
belbrtging td Glafs's eftate.'- .That they
were bequeathed br Mr. O to his datitrh
-4 raak lUl UlUli UUr,-rt TrrX.k.
blervcd, mat previous ro -tne oeam or 1
Levi Glafs, a judgment was obtained a-
gaind him, for a note of hand, for an a-
mount which I cannot recot!ecTr and ttjter
his death thofe aegroei were fold to fitis-
fy faid jadgrmnt, and I myfdf became
Sd faf being lawful, the pof
f ffi(jn wh;ch Mr E mvr hold l
ote 0 b4' nie 1; 6T they wfcre ta,
len afl(1 are n!w held mj C9n
ttsnu have frequently reqiietted him t
to
give u the property, bur, by his evafive
condu.'tj I aminJute 1 to believehe intends
o difp-'fe of it therefore forewarn
any p?inn fronl p-jrehafing fau negroes
vit Rof, Emilia, 6am," Hannah, Ned
anj RhoJey.as I fliVl, ailefi furrealcr
e J by MrVEagan, ad'ert my cl dm, and
recover my property by legal roeafarcs.
Thomas White.
, TO TH PUBLIC.
T H order further to embelifh the jnflice
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.of the "rir Itiili an J liwfuU piffefuii '
which Mr Earan adverul'esto "certain
fix negroes," ffliall take' the liberty to
Drefant to thenuhlie the follnwintr circURI-
I (lances, which were omitted, thro' mi
i ihkc in my inrmcr auTCTinciBcn', w u
I being vetbally delireted to the Printer i -
I About eighteen months fince, I ex-
I changed two of the nesrses mentioned by
Eagan, v'u. Emelia and Hannah, with a
Mr. Ctdtr Hathhtm, of Rebefon Couaty,
and tookin tetum for them a fellow nam-
i ca jicx. vi uie mrans wnicn cagan
Tnairnu ofio pofleu Inmfelf Of the re
j groc from Hathhorn, I cannot pofuively
j fay butiuppof: they were delivered up-
on Lagans barely claiming them t and
the afoiclaid Haihhorn, with the aditl
ancc of his fa. her, in my alfence, Hole the
fellow from my yard. Eur thK thtft I
have entered a cimplrint to the Attor
ney Gsneral U the Uwi of jullice and
my coun'ty had deprivedme of my pro
perty,! (houl I wiiii ily have furrenlered
it : Cut, when fuch bare faced villaniet
are pri'tiud, ic claimi the attention of e
very chicn.- T. WHITE.
SIlEfcllTk, Jullicts' " Attomeyl
Merchants, and every other defcttp-
t'nn of TLANKS, may be bad at the
Pjtl-OIUce.
PaorosAis, " '
ror.publiOiing a periodical PAPER in
the French Language, eniitlid
LE COURIER POLlTiQUE
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INCE the -!tab!iflTment cf the mo
dern eovernments of Eurone." not.
hint nas ever occurred that could be com
pared with the Revolution, which, com
menced in. France iri the year 1789,
" arrival of the Europeaai in the
Ncir.World, was marked with the moft
U.Kxampled cruelties ; by the violation
f tf moH facred Tights of homanit,;
v4i.oncracea in various wavs
oei the immsnle extent of counti-v a-Tiich
America comyrtjtr.
fubftiruted in its ftead. as tie means
of 'working the mines. ,
-Theperior indnSfy of other nation,
fyun Jed o- her colonies, where a foil, fruit.
M in articles of luxury,, was diftined by
nlture fa a nrtWuil frvr.Jrrr.
nature to a perpetual foreign d
f'ior thofe of immediate neceflitv i thofe cf-
uiummnciuii mginatea in tne progretlive
increal cf ""nationahopulence ; but hu
manity Jlill wept over the means adopted
by the Europeans, for the cultivation of
Uiefe Souihetn American Colonies, ,
' The Englilli colonies, ia North Ameri
ca, founded'originally with tlie viewof
aggraaoizt-ig ttc rrotHerc?unfry,become
m me nanas ot troyi(Jence, ac atylam
for Liberty, expirine in everv oiher Dart
ef the world; from thii fancluary were
to afcend thofe intflleclttal fparks which
by enlightning the fgngrance .of the - Eu
ropeans, were to ptcfent to them nro
rnsa of the hanmnfc fnr rt.,i, U .V
ffhi'.hlhtv WfXj.
and at length to frcurs to' ever nation
me poiieuicn or uie lum of Jibcrty, adat-
cu iu us cnaMtisr, us mannei $,' us cxtr nt
of tefitory, its population, add its poli
tical .relations with its furrsunding neigh
bors. The French peoplewere the firft of
the Luropcan nati ms, which endeavor-
ui ii.m.1 ..i!., which enaeavor-
ing to put in praQice the poliucal doftrine
adopted by trie r new all es, to whom it
wa. endea?edby fuccefsful experience "
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worthr thV
worthy the attention of philofophers,
whofe combiaed wifdom and experience
tich the leflbn of indruftion to fucceed
Sefwha? ei Wen' h ViBg
lteiB5fesa"
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natural duty to be attentive to that of their
poucrity. .
I Hitherto the cfTea of this ereat and
long continued convnlfion of the moft m-
crefHng part of European population,
m beep to prefent that Continent, fuf.
pended in dtbious equilittrium. bctweea
Anarchy and Pefootifra. and liable to be
impelled by the temped in which it is in
velved, to the one or the other of thefe
extremities.
The laflt .which the EDITOR has on-
dertakeri, Is, to follow the movements of
this toermous maft,- and of die powers
by whom it is attacked j to relate with
the
utmolt accuracy, and unalterable
T1 t,S T.n. -lis.. --T- -
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..s fiA ,u v uie icicnt uic vi
France, and fuppie the proper ground for
political fpecnlation relative to the oroba
ble Jefliny of that nation, and of thofe
upon whole affairs their fortune mud have
a weighty infloence i to give the reader
a connected fummary of the French Re
vo)utfbn, by a fuccinft account of all the
-event which have there occurred fince
the year 178! to furnifli, raith alt pof.
fible regularity, from the Sugar Colonics,
a detail ot ail luch occurrences, as may
be connected with the events that take
place In France, or may ba Interefting, by
their trillion to the commerce between
the United Spates and thofe Colonies 1
nor does he luteod to indulge himfclf in
TnrDafrarmuavaric4pf the Spaniards; rf 'vl?r lZ7ir; u-m -drenched
with the blood of the hof?i alilJ HU;. ft' (!
naliopaby whomih2y were reeeil, the re bf pablied in French andLng-
eani that covered & picidusat, -i correfpondmg to each n
the objeclof their purfui And thisfan ' f ?r:rt.? eJ.tor wh h" n2af?cV?
gtiinary fyflem was continued, untU that fulh ASnS
of fliyerf fuggilteibyUjefvme avarice, 4?.f!fi omeUij..?.
was fubftiruted in its ft,t. .i: ?it, withoot a3d.DS any thmg lo tU
the eipttflion of any obfervations, or the
expnfuioa of any piinciples, but fuch as
(hall be witliin the boutrd&cfthe moft de
cided impartiality.
The p iper will be publilhed on the uont
day oi every week, and confifl of four
pges qv art. The firft number was
puWHUiedcn the imhinft. and may be ex
peeled by every pod,
The price to fubferihers diflant from
Bofta, will be three dollar t "or fix wiontlis.
Subfcriptions are iaccived by ruoft the
Printers in the United Static, and by
lfUMUnm FatM
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American aftitece, in which he-bas been.
piice of fttbfcrintion. . In this form the
Courier de -l'Unhrers, by fupplylng an
Englilh tranflation wilUe ferviceable to ;
thofe who are imperfectly acquainted
with the French language
STRAYED or STOLENT
FROM the fubfcriber, In
Atigua laft, a forrell HORSE, a
Wout fourteen and an half, hands high,
long main and tail.a liar in his fot'ehcad, .
had a fi ft aloe laft furomcr, between tht
aj;e f nine and twelve-years under fad
die he is very lively-one of his fore feet,
white, he had fome brands, but I do rioft
recoiled what thef. were.- -Whoever
will bring faid Horfe to the fubfcriber or
give information wberi he may be had,
(Hail receit-e a reward of Jht pounds aad
( fiolen, he ihif t detefted and brought
laju'lie, fhU teceivi 4 reward of frnnij
povtJt; v -. W. LESLIE.
4'Wria-rnv- ..i.-n-j
Col. Brcnan, five miles Jrom Sali&nry7
7w- 1 ir till r.. " '. C 1 in ' L'
lUDicriwcrsaaving ocen appoia
. ted a comaiittee of the Board of
he Truftces of the Unirtrfity of North
Carolina, fr the porpefe of receivings
propoiau trora luca gentlemen as may in
tend to undertake the inftruflion of youth
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f? g!nTj tlt
iclmation to the fubfenbers. . .
The obiefls tawhich It U contemplated
by the hoard to turn the attention of th
firft eflablifliment, are,
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Englifk Hiftory, antieat and modern
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andNaural Philofophyg-Agricoltarea,i
Botany,withtheprinciPle.orarchiteaure.
Gentlemencdnverfant i thefe branches
of fcience and literature, and who can be
well recommended, will receive tery
handfome encouragement by the board.
The exercuet of the inltitutioo will com
mence as early as poflible after the com
pletion cf the buil dings cf the Univerfity,
which arc to be contracted tor immedi
ately. .
UAVID STONr SAMUEL-AlHI, -
SAM. M'COKKLE, A MOURE,
JO iM Hay,
"Lawrell-IIill iJvt!
'T'HE public are hereby informed, that
I rwbcrn,in DMmibcf,
U tn ol AlTemMy, pffcd it
Mrmkcf. 1701. ? AKt viil ha
I " ua!" s ll-hiii, ib kichmch !,
TV.Ct YEAR, tecBlni t.r5eurTCIS. "
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four Dayi t At which place turn it a urt pinare,
I tcuri y very fccae fn, irtt for tt rap-
lien f the horfet , cattle, &:
of thf who wtf
tltndfiU Fir.
Ti'fe thed in Fare! 'fault,
I? OR twelve months from the nihxjf
. Januarynext,
Two Mulatto l'elIow3,
IloafeCitpenterf. For terms apply to
Thomas bcwcll.
FEF.LS, luttfully, s ftofr ol iht fodf Inj tncca.
mt drill) kllaMid lh OtllTTt Ly
1 1 hurt j.iirtxi H tint emit fill k
kntwlrt'umenit 10 I'm f wftn, th dJi:inA of
. thir Kimn, tnaLI kiin t Min f rtfftfi'
"i'i iffctyrAw. Hi int'ifi WW's
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