Bare innocence is no |bi^>oit
V/hen yon an
Thewortd a^Uii^ ftanfe’-by*^-:
Inclines to aid a ip^ious lie:
Alas ! they wc^ld not do yon wrp^
conr^
4^:
i€
are
Xft whence preceedi tldi vnight we lay ai
dn what dAra^ing people
For let mankind dlft^iii^ tl^:^njapi
In venom,, till they burft th^r ^^|a> ■ ■
Their utmoll malice cannot make
Vour head, your tooth, or finger ai% . ,
The moft efcAnal way to baalk
Their malice is to let them ta^ . ,
■ '
W.
it-'
To he Sold cheapo
on v^ry eafy terms, the fol
lowing, valuable i
^ - N .'ft J«
tr^g fbctvricn ten ani t^cni
" from Wilmington.
CsMlilflFtlLD, fitqatcin b?A fidts
acres cf land, ^bout 400 Whereof are very rj^ch
jeh is cleared, th^remai^ ^ ww
Tibers ^queft all peefons
having any ded&nds again ft the
eftate of the late John Grange, fen.
Efq. deccafed, to render m their ac'-
counts to them as fpeedily as poflible, ,
properly attefted, as they with to have^
the accounts againft the faid eftate ad-^
jufted, that they may as foon as poffi-
ble difeharge the fame ; and alfp rlf^
queft all perfons indebted to 3|d eftate^
to make immediate piiymentSi^ 'to
vent proiecution.
July 15, 1788. %
—■ " ' ' ■■■■■ lid...
By the Comniiffioners of the Nfivlga^
tion, one hundred thouland •
B R T C A o ii
. Ap^y to
WILLIAM NX^TT, Cl^k.
’^ilmington, June I I, 17^.
....
OF V4^£>‘0S
priotira ji^eof.
St.. •
cunt|in>nj
fwamp
The biir* W
from tFe river, wfifeh rs uncommon . -afe bv k
ntf t of che Itxwcr fvvemp may be oversowed with jrwt eaw, y,
oever-falUDg fireatn,' «P9p which is juft finilh^ apa ^5
good SAVV. MILL, very hear to the river..^iher9
foinc fuuations for fettlecncnts between the mill ahd «» nver,
oo good corn land. ^ '
fix u E^ftA N K «, litua^l;on
both iiilwi Atb«river, &w SmithfieW, containing
* of land, 4 io whfe( 3llch fwaiTO^^oMt 130
de^wd,. of aeries
ercut tafe. •^.leataunder fitjpr com cr '
■ aredf,vimp^feinsavaft^y *>1 cyp^® the
h liinh has two ftrean^ fit for |r»t»4l» Wnmng.^oogh^
b^em 1 and 36c cltand^art,,^»l j^oev^ | -
>ir>«aSd.L-j:T.h.re is a
■ hall, pjtfkur^ fonr champs
and la^elKwkbarn.huhhihefs^^ this place
istoo weU ,
arSirL E E O N J, fitujae on both
."^ftS North-Weft, joinit^g and belc v Blue Banks, being
jMM # the heft bighTwamp piantatioos on the river^—
taina about joog actdl oMartd, 800 acre, v-hc^^the belt ^
Iwaihp; about lioo acrua Wn? cleaiV, ntoft cf which can ■#
vwtmd a. lV«iaBi wtTl the higWand, which is 1*?-
w.fe ^p»ef fuppripi«^#ft-mitt. There arc onjhe
E retniiVsa Brick. con^dngfeur rooms, a kitcken,
arn, and other necdfiSly put-buffl^^a.
a One tholifal^ acres of'^Tartd oii the
wadwl iivinfctlon^eeit, containing fome good rice land, and
a pf veryjm turpentine tices. 1 ha range for ftock
piece of land lying*on Ratr
ilf^nake Branch^ near the Lurth-Weft rpad, b# ;ain advarttdgt*
OU ftaind for a tavern, contain.ng aoo acres. -r^ ./%
jA pifite of land on the North-Eaft
of B^ in the neighbourhood of Maultfly’s point,
part of which is tide fwamp, or meadow i the whole con-
talning'ltw acres. 1 ,
A traft joining and below the iaft-
mentioned, formerly patented to James C^on j moll of this it
priiite tide fwamp and cane meadow. The high imd fituate
in a remarkable fin* range, 'n contains of high and low la|^
about 1000 acres.
A P P L E B y, adjoining ^
above, cobuiningin the whole 866 acres, 546 kcres being ^Ood
tide sane meadow and-rich fwamp, 30 acres completely ditch^
^romd, and 45 acres nearly finiflied j on the high land, which is
' fitt^e.ina fine range, ik^kveiy pretty and healthy fituation for
nfettleipoiic.
An Ifland of tile fwamp, lying op-
poftteko the laft mentioned tra^, contjuning tyo acres.
A piece of l$iid on^the North-^Eaft
fide of the NoitJ^agi i'll below the m^tb ojT^ Black River,
great part of meadiiir,' cotttaiaiiigj by deed,
.too acres.
A piece adjoining ahd l%loiv th?
Iaft-nia]ii|pned, vrkichH^dc fwamp ind^Jk^ naeadow,
xontah^^i^y paft|^ jao acres. •" * ^ ■
Another pi^ce between thd lafl^nd
that valut^le body rich fwa.mp, ctdled Cat-Fl|ih lanoif con-'
tainiAgalMmcaoalaBres. '' K
The timbery^fitiMiqti of
thoTe Un^ ^ iMji^e waters, bmw^ wllftengteo and
Fayeftt• Vitlt^|raP^U probably in a IhOft time the
capital of thSpi^ make, them dedrable pollefiions for prefeht
.jH^t, ai^eff^||yscrain alTutanc^pf their beMmingextrcinety
at hot very diftadlfc--»» ■■ ■■iAp|koved old hpi^s
elf^ally pf theWe Pr^'s ett Capt. Rowtm*s, and'air,.
" debts' of the fubferjber '^dl be allowed in part paymapt jfrm
any jf^fen pt^hafihg tke wh ole, Ihidl haTi$‘th^ a*4||f
bar^un. F|il|lurtl^ .particulars, apply to ^ . ^
Melirs. Bowe/i and Howat 4,
T he laft General Affcmbly having
ordered the Coftiptroller of Ac^
counts to cnmnience fuits againft fe,,
veralpcrfons who'were held up to pub.
4|c^dicvv as dclinqwnts in the payment
of arrears;duc by them when
as fervants^the public, and my naa^
3y|||foria|^mong the number, in jui:
myfelf, and for the fatisfaaion
*^"pf my fecuritics ia office in particular,
and my friends in general, I think
proper to requeft you to publifti the
rqnderwritten certificate of my final
Jettien^t, which 1 flatter myfelf will
ex^nuate every unfavourable impref*
fion tliat may. have been made on the
felninds of thofe >vho have attended to
luch an illiberal procedure againft me.
; Your humble fervant,
PETER MALLETT.
Wilmington, July i6.
20—
23
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COPY'.
Foriakky
State oj Nortb-Caroimay f}*
No. 532.
THIS certifies, that Veter Mallett,
Elq. former Commifiary Geneial, eif-
hibited into the Comptruller s office his
account upon oath, wherein he charges
the public for calh credited in Ins ac
count fettled in the Comptroller’s Of
fice, in December 1782, and for cafti
and a warrant paid into the hands of
Thomas Amis, Alliftant Com miliary,
thjc;.iupj- n£hundred
two thoufand four hundred pounds
currency, and for whij^ he produced
vouchers, and lodged them in fi id of-
wfe. And he credits the public for
cafh received for fundry warrants on
the treafury, and for ten barrels of
flour received of John Bradley for Jo-
feph Gr^ien
fixty-efgf
I
cd funiy
hundr^
; oppofite Wilmin^h.
r
Tnf®«
5 maker, and Bricklayer, that ha
»JDhaclefton»i6bfe hi^:out to an^
an^ pay^ptiii^ally
fum of fix hundred and
n3 pounds,which be-
thc above mention-
j-filur thoufand four
cu/rency, due from
the public, to the fafd Peter Mallett,.
whimlaccordifi^ to the fcale of de-
pr^iation in the month of Auguft,
1780 (being then one hundred for one)
^ i^¥qiiaj to fix hundred and forty-four
poxinds fpecie, for which I have grant
ed Wm a ^rtificateV No. 533, and
which is of his account.
Given at HiU{^f‘qugh,tVis 18th day
of May, anno dd^ini, 1788.
FRANCIS CHILD, Comptroller.
N. 0;’ -The above'balance is, ex-
due Mr.
lettiement iii^ecenaber,
F. GUlLftj*sComptroller.
IV I L M I N G T OJf?: (Ffbrth-Carolina) Printed^and .P^ibli
Printing-Office, oppofitc the Naval-Office j where SabTcriptiOns
Annum) Effays and Articles of Intelligence will be gratefully recei
BOWEN and HOWARD, at their
P?|«r (at^FORTY SHILLINGS, per
erwmeits inferted on reafonable Terras.