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Unwirp'd by Patty R4ljet ;t.
Tu ESD StPTTSMati&
GAROLlN A JEfL' Y ADV ER.T I S E &
NORTH
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FROM THE SUPPORTER,
A LETTER 0 FJfOH N A DAMS
Said to be a Copy. .
Ouincv May 1800
AR sir, . ''fjv-- -
Amnirate tb vou muft bean expiair
Ration ofthedateomy letteifTlie
i rmflature of' MaffachnfetrfV laft
Sinter, upon a petition ofthiNorth
,afiUi ; rr .orainiret:, icuicu m
3mi' the reft'of the .town, erected
iame 01 vjutney . tDis meature
mi fee they i have deprived me of
Shy titlof qf Brmtree;
(JivnTite ine iit future as an inha-
fetantotQuine)r. liiUcfe for
toil Utimpcyrion, jSc
rhetrigthai intercfts trie much
ote iiiour obliOTg tetter of the
t$'f tnis month; r
iJ:fhoiildl feve beeti happjrto have
lMr; PincKheyJ before his .de
parture; but more from individual
curiofity, than 'from any opinion
the two Mr. Pinclcneys4 which in
duces me j to conclude that our
-new Ambaflador has many power
ful old friends ih England' Whe
ther this is a recommendation of
Tiim for the office or not, I have
other reafons to believe that his fa
mily have had their eyes fixed upon
theembaffy to St James's for many
years, even before I was fen t there,
1 the duration of my commiflior! to
three yeaTs in order tamalte way
tor the ml elves to lucceed me. I
ytifh they may find as much hoiior
and pleafure in it as they expected,
and that the public may derive from
it dignity and utility But know
ing,, as I do, much Britifh influence
in the appointment, where 1 in any
executive department, I fhould take
the liberty to keep a watchful eye
upon them.
Accept of my thanks, for ycfuf
refleftions on the ftateof the union,
which I have read with all the
pleafure which the intelligence, in
formation, accuracy and elegance
or the remarks on Lord Sheffield
infpired.
J There is bnfe fecret which ytiii
I Tnuft be careful to keep, mamu
Wa&ures miift have pood i?overh-
ment They cannot exift where
they are without it, much lefs can
they be introduced where they are
not. But a great part of the people
of America, appear to be fo deter
mined to have no flovernment at all
mat it von let them know the whole
truth you will excite an unma-
If T I 111! Ill
nageable partvaffairiftmanufaclures.'
Manufactures cannot much lefs
thrive, without honour, fidelity
punauality, public and private
faith, a facred refpeft to propertyy
aid the moral obligation of pro
npifes and eontrafU, virtues and
habits which never did, and never
wilpgenerally prevail in anv pa-
vuivus nation, wnnout a decilive.
mm m ... '
swell as an intelligent and hem eft
kovernment. The fcience of pa-
cai ceconomy is but a late itudy,
is not ver ttenWatlv. tnAtftrnA
among us. ! Though 1 have read
molt of the authors of reputation
on the fubjea, both among tfhe
cnch and the Englifh, I pretend
M to have digefled any thing re-.
tve to it, with the precifion of a
-falter. But to me it appears, that
general intereft of agriculture
? Particular, as well a of the na
r "general, wjU be promoted
) a Gifcreet anrl inrlirtov n.n.
' agement of manufaftures, and that
not the iand jobhcr who cai).be
ltl mc rapia xne or nis
rp?P1y,.by drawing every la-
H t wHQerre4y to
T' . 1
IlTpPr. ...Mi . " -T" - r
endanger afid- deftxpy I
11c
. . 1 1
nir nir- if we know noti how tftll
covern them. I hey wiu moreover n
Corrupt our elections anq, leir us 11
10 pieces, ouracicm w mc uyt
ho we veh is its evih and iff that day
ancl'hour it always has been, and
doubt not, a!ways,wiili)e givert urn
to provxac again m. 11 , uugci
Ynitrs. &c
JOHN ADANil
SVOKAPARTSs RETURN.
. Park, July .
YeHef day morning at IwbclcJifei
the Chief Contul arrived afraiif:!
Thb Chief Confiil had: been exi
peeled for feveral days; prcpars-
tions hadbeen made to receive him;
The approach was to be annjounced,
by the found of cattrionj anJUuinJ
nation was to tafce piacc;, 1 neiir
VUUIIVIiiUl VM VlflVi W fcMV WW II
cond and Third GdrifulsV and the
(even Miriiflers; were; all ih grand
coftume. to proceed in their car;
iriaffes to meet him a faf a Vill-
the Confervatiye Senate the Tri
bunate, the Legiflative Body, and
all the conflituted authorities of the
city. He feemed fenfibly to feel
the. marks of attachment fheWn
him.
' At one, the Prefefcl of the De
partment, the i Secretary-General,
the Council of Prefefture, the
twelve Mayors of Paris and their
AdlunftSi '. repaired in procefJion
and IH grand coftume, to the Con
fular balaMcttfVhere, on being pre
fehtefl by the Mimfter of the In
terior, the Prefect fpoke as follows .
' In the hiflory of Ihe world we
find that the moil celebrated vic
tories, fplendid calamities for the
conquerors were always attended
with protrafted mifer to the van
quifhed; Theccempdrariespjthe
conqueror turned from him; and
the niofl remote pofterity will weep
his blood-Rained laurels;
,Mt belongs to yod, fc?ral,
Cbnful,, to create a new kind, of
glory; to fender your triumphs
dear to ftfrrounding nations; to
combine their untading remem
brance ith the blfefengs of ages ;
to give them as an example j to the
heroes, who like you, (hall be
called to defend the Independence
of their country.
' " It is for peace thai yoti hive
never ceafed to fight and to con
quer; it was for peace that you
twice conquered' Italy. It was
given to you to rally all parties at
home; abroad to triumph o'ver the
greitefl Captains; to be at once a
conqueror and pacificator, and at a
period 01 uie wnen men iove gory
for is oWri fake,' to fupport it 6'nly
for the happinefs of your age.
" With what pride does France
Hear even her enemies in fomie mea
sure taking credit fdt their defeat,
arid indulging the hopes of a fpeedy
peace by the intereffing exprefliori
of their admiration and by wifhes
for the Welfare of the conqueror.'
" Enjoy,-, General, Con nil, eri-
foy the:; adoption of all Europe;
you do not oeionff to rrance.
There are mep, of whom the whole
worfd has a rrght to be' proud.
" Yet, happy beyond all cifies,
Paris m future is to nave the honour
of poffefltng you. Certain of your
return fo anxiouOy defired? her
walls re-echo with public joy and
wc, magifrrates wKnefles of her
bapprnefsi organi of her gratitude,
if We are unable to offer you laurels
worthy of ypur glory, can at leaff
prefent you: wHhef worthy of your'
affect ionV M
Evefy One 6t our fefloW eiti
2 ens bleffes with us the Chief Ma-
ffiflrate of the Republic, who, for
the accompli 11) ment of its glorious 11
deftinies. UrahoiOlilfift
Europe ;nartp reiiwe f J
me unirajci . j.v- ZW&fil
iT
In the jcvenmjt jkettf
leqt atCjThuWew
Was bnlhamiy all
The Chief CcmMtf Mtht
of feace; tieiucileJIIblfifia
folicitude with rc&i&u IheiilSIyi
tureot tt'cicnpts-maiia
tfobeved tha voire df honburi
Wherl before the orwjnitif
Ufa. tax2igai ih X
- orHhored mxm tti Jeveral nnvArs
triniofclj
owers ' then elated dv
kdvantatfes thev Had crairiedi iwtfJi
cd dotibtlefs to make laftefr
fort, in order to nrofitbv theirinoi
Hmentarv fuccefsorjeftloitr
its wiiuuii) YTiiiiviwvtj attiivr
tune crown iti efforts) ifthilfe vic
torious arries defend if; ti Re
peated declarations 0? affent frctrh
the whole nation have highly ofi
fecrated it; thefe fame pgwfivHll
(urely not reject t" peace Which is
offered to them anew; on condiUns
which their reverfes have not rep
dered moreleverei Should hiw
ever;. the obftinacy of the; van
qui fhed difregard- the moderation
of thevietorsj notwith(hirtding the
dries of .their people, ihonhf tnefe
deluded govemmentsvlibt yerbe
come tired of remaining in the pay
of a power which traffics in the
blood of 1 men and the miferics of
all nations, for the pUrpofe of ag
grandizement; lnouidtney venture
to prolong hqflilities from which
fhe alone profits, a laft effort mull
be made; and we mUii command
that peace which we now offer.
It is neceflary 'that the enemy
fhould know that this blow is about
to be ftruck; it is neceflary that
they fhould choofe either peace or
a terrible and decifive irruption.
fecond army of referve is orga
nized at the fari&place whence the
firft took.it departure. Old corps
are afTemblifigt)Jere tfied warriors
command them; and young corf
fcripts crowd to join them from all
pafm of France, where honourf a
love of national indeperidenceV and
a defire of peace,- are not empty
words. They glow tfritfi a wi fh of
joining their brethren, whom glo-
nous atcmevemems nave already
placed on a level wiib the ancient
favorif'es of viciory. They are
eager to contribute u (He termina
tion of the war, to fee fervice, and
to a H ft in fome grand exploit, that
they may not one day haveoccafiori
to oiufh iri the company of thbfe
heroes who' will peopte our com'
munes. Generals and Prefers; t it'e this J
example to tnoie youtns wnom a
fhameful indolence and an unpar
donable indifference, more than a
dread of arms, ftill retain in their
habitations. The French youth are
entirely warlike; to aroufe them
it is ftrfficient merely to talk of
dangers arid glory, in he army,
every confeript foon becomes a ve
teran. The regret of quitting his
family, is the fole fehfiment which
flops him. Infpire a more pow
erful fentiment, the rove' of coun
try, and thee fame yo'un'meri will
rro ' longer "think but of returning
victorious. -
They will retumTKnd peace will
accompany their fteps; a ,ii al
ready xrnore than ? nai t conquered.
One effort more, if if be neceflary :
if will be ? fhoriarrd eafy, if it be
but general : it will ben rendered
unne:elfaryf if vr'e---'al:eiectpw
fattauldelnake it; and the haadil
that ihll Meld the (word, will drool
it, m , order to. Jioi a treaty off
friendihin.. ' .vi.
I lalute you,
'CARNOT.
'fcmSgne (Jbmmittee
4 ruwiTffeftWr iKfe Wjwatptf Ast-
two. 5Wri hifh. . A i'Ual toe MttxWiPf :
witir, a thfer jUoo f the Material,
the Minner in wkich the Work istetere
cute4, taT Im: 1en Vt appljriog to lie COixUj
hnueee at Watremon. 'j. v J
lMie .wno may wia to TtnaemKe wu,
ffrer eiami njng tke Plan, deliver thtir Pro
dfalj in Writing. Uon4, with approreii Sei
urity, will be required. The Payments
vrin Jbe, one.thiri at the executiaf f jthe
JCeotraft, aaother when the Hovfe ihall be
korerea ia, and the left when ietitered. The
JComputtee wiJl five their Bonf far the two
Tail Payments. Propofal will be received
until the firft tiay of Odoher next
lAMEb G. BRtHOK.
James turnirv .
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UN SON.
iORGE.
on AVnet afton, ope for
lars; twoNotM (or twenty
there ii a Credit on one of ti
and a, Half j one Note on
ferenty. Dollars, aud pcrh
Shilling piilt. r ,
, Whoeter will delivef thp fa
ib Contents, to me, the Own -Kockingham
County, (hall be ii
orttoe forty Shilling Bills.
TURNER
lhc mifborongK Fall
"ttflLL, commence on the x ft IX
- of October next continwe tSi
Uats oeen aftd Jnm fa in Hrt,f. vr l
Celdmt, witTiout xcption; - Th fide jiay
running will be three Mile ileati, the fecond
Day's tw Mile Heats, and tht third Day's
one roue Meats.. .. inole who may intend
tUrtmg a Nag in any ope of the Days' running,
will take Care to enter the fame with Mr.
Abner Benton Bruce, Y HillfSorough, before
Sun Set of the Day previous to which fuch
Nag may be intended to be ftarted, exherwife
no Nag will be permitted to ftart but by paying
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THE SHOCCO SPRING.
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A N V Perfon inclinable to rent the
x Hoafes,. jniy hare trrcni for one or two
Years together, with Plantation adjoining j
which is iiirod Order, tor cropping, -i
, Terms oay;be known by applying to the:
Subfcriberf aiid PoltelGon given of the Hbufcs
any Time between thiVnnd, Chrtitmas.
THOMAS E. SUMNER,
Warren CSxnty ,
And Ck&s Stfirei
DRUOS MEDICINES, 3
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ial Do.
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Vmphftr'
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Batt man's propf ... .
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Sttara' Opodrld '
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Andcrfoo'a D.
Tapioca
Salop
S.g .;
Gunk Ara&ie
Qorax ,
Anifeeds .
Ailum
Saltpetre
Hoooer'a- Do,
Feppermint Loangti EiTeilce of Pepyennlnt.
ChurcVs- Cough Drops, Chmgs
Worm Lorcnjcs, Eitence of Mard9' n
and Itch Ointment. :,
NORTH-CAROLINA, -
Coi)ptroQe Office, Aug ii, 1S00F
tfiClefksof the feveral Superior .
10 vountj wourw witmn tne otaif
id; and the Mxfltrt in Chancery, who
bitham failed to forwara to this Office
Rfturp or Accounts of Tax Fees and '
(Of . the 'S'car 179$, arc herebf in
that Eiprefles will i difpatched afL
vch as fliair be faun4 wanting on the
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penfible Part of their Duty Should It liow
ever prove. othcrwife, thofe who negiiea to
aFP" 94PaJuF de Timer,will have
themfe Ives only to blame for theConfeqnencer
Hilliborough Superiof Court commences on
the 6th Dayof Oaober next, at-which
and Place judgments will be had agatnft all
thole who fail to balance their Accounts foi
the jrefent Vear agreeably to Law.
john Haywood, ' -J
. j . i Public Treasurer.
. lands entered jn the Yea r 1 798, wh ic
(halt lot be paid for on or before the tenth
Day of oaober nert, will on that Day aeain.
become vacant, aud fuch Entries" will be
deemed Iapfed. All Lands entered in 4799 ,
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be loft, . .
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Itend at Ralefgh for that Pnrpofe,. eitin'
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