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re County of Wker a Rilcigli, during
pitting of the Federal Court. I htpeihc
-,.J t giv lathe Number arid Defcrttien
rcfi raffed lail Seffia'ftf v'.i 1 !v
tt.
HE Public are hereby notified
That in the aejft General AifemVly will
introiaced, ; r .(''H .; ' :. v x;:
A Bill te adva'nct the AimimftYtuftQ 'ef
ullice in the Couaty Court t Richmond
,A Biil more etteduaHr to irftrciit nd
(tray ne jevcrai voniinceBCier l ut laid
A Bill to amend foaie (omtt AQi and
fpeil other A&t relative to feeafortfaid
A Bill to .iyiaower CaMiffinWM Af-
fl:ih a Boundary Line between the Counties
sf Montgomery 4nd Richmond; f j . 4
A Bui to imsqwer to eftafcltlb
Turapikei on thetaew Road from Fayettevjlle
te Camden (whire Hands cannot Ve pro-1
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DUNCAN MARLANU.
Brd efTruJfees of thpfiv$tyty f
Nortb-Cariliit, Df& tt 1799.
Whereas, in Confeeuence eran Increafc of
Bufiaefs, it ap pears neceffary thttthe eiTions
trrae ouira mouiv ac.srviraueao AiiOBeer
enod, in Order that the feveral Matters
fuamitted for Confidcration xmj be duty
attended to ' v'."' f '"'. ' f"!- "
ReoIveiit That hereafter the Annual Meet
i.'ig of the Trutlees .fliall . he 04 the: third
Monday in November. 'f I ; "
ACoPfjTtomtbeJturitml, i
iviiLiAM t, win, seewtr
...(.
N Coai'qrtnity With the! above
1 Refolution, theTruftccs mf the UfnWef'fty
ate requefted to meet at the Cit Raleigh
at the Time therein mentiAnedrjia Qrder to
adopt fuch Mea fares as may appear aeceffary
;v4ih Refpedl; to the prefe at Ute of 1 the ! n.
lirution. As much BukaVs of Irapertaace
will probaMy come before tm it is hoped
Jnat all will auend whofe prWate Enaaee
meets will permit.
py.wraer
W. E; WEBB.
Cbtpel Wilt ltb Oa 1 5 9.
COTTON GINS.
BELLIMOREjHARRISON&doi
Citizens f Georgia, ; t
T-TAVING made 'an Experunent
' in the Town of FayettevilM '?!&, the
ricfence of Dr. Sibley, and many ether
'w(,n.wB v-ii4iv.iiiy wnn a (viacnrnc. oa a
rew and much unproved Jao, for cleaning
Coitoa, which has heen fonidd;to anfwer
vtry ExpeftatiaOi they ofier 'their iServiees
ta the Litiiens of North-CaroHaa. in luo.
piying-them with Machines for cleaning from
five Hundred to Two Thou faad Weight of
v.otton per Day in the aeedi
They alfo make Spinning Maehiaes for
aaie. .
long Erperience in turbpe, the Weft. ladies
and this Country, brought their Bufiiefs U
ociiimorc, nirruon o o. nare. trcm
Perfeaion. They have fpan in Fayetteville
as tine as a i2tc Thread.
They propofed cleaninr Cotton in Favettc.
ville, bat the Comraiffioncrs thinkihe their
jtunoings oangerous on Account Of Fire, they
have removed their Machinev t Cambleton,
where they will immediately prepare tor car
rying that Part'ff the uiioefs. They
teel particularly grateful to Mr. Adam, of
Fayetteville, for the hafldfome Manner ft
prevent Uneattnels in the Town) in which he
rebelled (he in to place their Buildings near
Appiicatioa to be made, by Letter or
tnerwiie, to Mr. Potts, or Mr. Atehihald
Campbell, lnlpeetors, in Cambletofl,
. BELLIMORE, HARRISON C
vntocr 7 .
V The Printers in this State! are rt.
uelted t inlert the above.
CHEAP TEA & COFFt.
J. CALES
J-T AS received i Quantity of ex
ad SofethoDgTav wliich he is determined
to fell, for Cato, at the loweft Tiices at
wMch they can be afforded, vii. f
Coffee, at , f s fd per lb.
Fine HyfonTea, aet 1 ,
Fine Souchong do. 1 6s 64 - 1 '
TO BE LET OR SOLD,
. Lca rtftnhU Tew,
A Valuable PLANTATION, con
-ow Ground. nal i. r..:. .1 ;
i.Big ataut nmciy Aerea valuable
F
tt m.mmwm rcrrjM mis
vw mill na ran - - : m i .
Vl V. v.inioauus noure, Kitchen, Sta
, . W id ood Fiatr for .vfrn
tllv? b4cU lttl &r any kind of j
Si 1 f 4 ad. a Urge
i d R,R,e Ut Ht nd Cattle.
". imwcoiatoiy ae given.
'I
MEDIC41A S0QIE1Y
TH E Atmual Meet in p.- f the
r NorthnCarolina Medical Sotierri wil
be holden at Raleigh, on Monday the rft Day
f December neat. There trill the h'tdeiW
rcred four DilTcrtJtioni on Medical $abje4b;
fcjr Mtmbers appointed at the former iMer-'
int. ;ETi! ireTBrAdAn Prf C..V1V t
Several new Members! will bcballotted fori
swe wweers ror tae eniutng jcar cnotep, and
fuch other Bufinefs franfacledAS the Sncierv
Cull think conducive, to the general Iittetefta
ot MedUiRe, and of their Inftitutian.
at. if
tr-? ;'. ! .CALVIN
1 , ' Correfponding Secretary ,
; FOR SALE, ;r
J : TO THE BEST BIDDER
Oh fftdnefdy tit vwclfib Day 0 Hivei 'bt
.. next, tn tbt rremfts
THE TH'AGT of LAND
4 whereon the Sotfcrther lives, lying
in the Counties of rraitkhn and Warren, on
both Sides of Little Shoece Creek feomauted
to contain eight , Hundred and twenty-five
fc Acres, fry or fix ty of which is excellent
I Meadow Ground, Paft haying been under a
pence for leveral Years, from which the
sOwaer has received conderahle Benefit.
l-Thtt Land is fituated twelve Miles South.
j Eaft of Warrenton, and three of the Shotco
( Springs: There is on .it a Planutton, in
good Order, fumcient to employ eight or ten
Handa With Advantage, Its Situation is fr
the aft Part high and healthy, and if well
uitivated proouctivo.
'The Subfcriber expects the Buver to par
down eno Theufand Dolltfs, upon wkich a
becd will be executed the Balance in threa
eeual annual Payment!, Bonds and Security
fer which will be required, to hear Intereft
from the Date if not dilcharged when due.
PRESLEY NELMS.
?ranlln County tk OB, tSoo.
- ' TO THI
I Amateurs of the Fine Arts,
THt lOLlOWtMC . X
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i GEORGE HELMBOLD.
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PR RTAfOf
ADAMS, a TmSjjEFfERSem
MR. JDAMS Atfsmit
INQUfRV orPliSckNEY.
DeAM. -Si, ''V-:':'FCv-kC':
y It was btity on veftertlay
that 1 received the letter I you 't
ithrof September " For the friend-
Ipind rfpeiliul filt injwHiiit ytfh
ritteiif I nraf ypii ipt
pearty thanks .;;andyo tt
m my an I wet all ; the latisUttaon ir.
my power r.a give JOU , J-..
Ut the letter Which is pubiilhed
inrpyname, l pave no copy, nor .any
very part icular recpllcftiopi
reerak t remember, ana"&wne.ti
- - o r
Mr. Coxe wai atTiftant to thh Se-l
cretajry of the T'reafury, he was
very afliduous in his attentions to
me ; mide me many" villts at my
houfe, and many invitations to
his owrii when I was at the feat'of
government, and; wrote tne many
letters whin I was abfeht from it,
I. have alio aS inditlinft idea f his
writing me a letter, before yoiir
embarkation for Europe, eisprelTing
a great anxiety, that ao. interview
fn6ul d take place between you and
me before you fhould depart, and
an opinion that it vould be' in axjr
power to communicate to you, forrie
ufeftil information and advice rels
tive to the fupport of your mfiien, I
AsI iknew of nothing that could I
make it necedary for you tn take a
journey to Quincy, or ftr sie to go
to Philadelphia, it is probable - Ii
wrote mm lometning.UKe tnrietter
that is publifhed. This, however,
has been manifeftly either fo care
lefjfy copied or unfaithfully prints
ed, that I muft refer to the original
letter, which, if it is in my hand?
writing, will be eaftlv known.
It may not be eafy for me to give
you a clear iaea of the fttuation I
was in, when that letter was writ
teh In ordev te'iaccorijplii tli
neceiTary purpofe, as welj. as I cart,
it was mv misfortune to iTe whollv
unacquainted with all the gentle
men' wh6 bear the name of Pinckhey.
I hadnever feen one of them in my
life, as I C3n recollect, and I knew
not that there were more than two.
When I heard of your appointment,
I recollefted the convention With;
the Marquis of Cartttaerthen, now
Duke of Leeds j and imagined it
probable that his Lord fitip . might
have i n timated, direftl v or irrdirea?
ly, to fome one near tne.Preudent,
that one of the Mr.Pinckneys would
be agreeable at Court. : 1 never had
an idea of any other influence than
that which is very common itEu.
rope, when one government niafm
intimations to be given to aPotherfl
that the appointment of fome parti
cular gentlenian would be agree
able j and I now fully believe; that
my fufpicion even of that kind of
influence was wholly unfouhdedp
reality,, though it had then Vfbme
colour, in appearance. H
i he other jniinuation tohterninjr
the Pinckney family
had no other
foundation" than this.
When I re-
ceived my commiuion
to the Court
of St. Tames. 1 obferv itVit ft
mitation to three years; As 1 did
not recollecl any example of this
before, I was at a lofs for the reafon
of it; but as I did not in tend, it that
time to remain in Europe, even fo
Jong a time as the three :yersjri
thought very little of it. until after
wards on my arrival tn London, in 1
-0 v l.z i? r r -.-ji-jhc; i f --. I
a reccivcu iniormaatn?ft4
ut enquiry, that Mr. Pincknej a
Member of Congrefs from South
Carolina nad faid, that the limita
tio to three years, had been in
ferted in my commiuiois for the
purpofe of getting rid of toe that
the miflipn to London v was too
good a thing for ine, and that the
intention was, as foon as t could
be removed, to lend a Mmlinc&
ney of South-Carolina in my room."
When heard pf f Mr, Pinck
ney ' 'appointment, this London
information came in te' my mind
and diverted me, becaute I fup
pofsd Mr Pincinjey, after eight
years, , haU carried hi point,
and occanoned the feotitnent ex
prefled in theilettei, which, from
the fportiv payful, rarelefii air of
it; throughout,; miift p4:afily per
ceived tb ha ve been confident ul. i:
Itraay be eaiily aiceame who
was the iilrW Pincltnyhe the
f i;ppgrtl iia, 1784 or
Akxmi ctasaiflSpn Was
granted pd dated. And when the
limitation .to thcirt 'wu lit
1 On ; this bceafioti &ibuuftice
and i duty ip me;tr; decIarlthatM
Jiave not at this time the fmallefl
reaibfi pcjpy0 : or 'lulpeftj j that
anyappointnient under irovernment
broadt)rH t' hcHie , thaMlm wimble;
aqcs oxsocn as tar as it Jitsc
n minds candid, able' and in
dependent, wholly free" fronianv
kind of influence from1 Britatnattd
from any improptr bias in, favor of
that country or any other j and that
both have rendered, i with honor
and dignity to themfelvesr great
and important ;er vices to our coun
try . And t will add, in the fin
cxrity of my heart, that I know of
no j two gentlemen, .whofe characr
ters and tonduft, ar& more' defer
ving of confidence.
I cannot concludcv without ob
ferving, that we are fallen on evil
times J 'n evil timei indeed aVe we
fallen, if every private converfation
is. immediately to lie bet rayed and
rnffreprefehted in th newfpapers,
and it e very frivolous and cop&den
tial letter is tp be dragged by (the
hand of, treachery from its. oblivion
of eight years, ancl publifhed bv ma-
life and revenge, for the purpofe of
majving miicmet. ,
-4 am, Sir, . :V. ,.
jWiih great truth in d regard 7
jf bur friend and humble fervant,
! JOHN ADAMS
rS. As your letter has been fo
long nr its way tome, I fhall pulb
lifh this anfWer, immediately, which
I hope you will excufe. ;
The Htnouritile Tkomat
Pinckney, fq. Chartef
tin, SiXLth-Carolina.
Foreign Intelligence!
; French Affair in Egyftx
(ARMY OF THE EAST.
Mfnou, Prtviftonal General in thief,
tf Citizen Buonaparte, FirJlCin-
ful of. the Republic.
Headquarters at Cairo, 14th Meftldot
Sth year of the French Republic,
(jd July, 1 boo.)
Citizen Conful, .
A horrible event, whieh nas rew
examples in the annals of hiftory,
has raifed me to tbt provifional com
mand of the army of the Eaft. Gen
eral Kleber was affaffinated the iUth
of June laft, A wretch difoatched
I from Cailaj about 48 days ago, by
inc Aga 1 the Janiilaries of the
Ottomap army pierced, with four
thrufts of a poignard, the Gene
ral' in Chief, at the moment when
he was walking with Citizen Pro
taini the architect, upon the ter
race, which,' from the garden of
he head-quarters, -commands a
view of the Ezbekier. Citizen
Prptain, in attempting to defend
the. general, was himfeif pierced
ith fix ftrokes of a poignard.
The firft plow which Klebcr re
ceived was mortal. He has fallen.
Protain is ftill alive. The General,
who was giving orders for' the re
pair tf he the head-quartersj and of
the garden, had with him no aid-de-camp,
nor any of his ruards it
f wai his wifh to be abne. He was
tound expiring. Thealtaffin, dif
covered under! a heap of rubbifli,
and brdught to the head quarters,
acknowledged that he had been fo
licited to do this crime by the Aga
of the vjaniflarje pf the: Ottoman
ary, - commanded by the Grand
Vizier ja,perfon.ThisV izier un
able to conquer the French fairly
ui mimt employed tor his revenge
the dagger, the weapon of cowards.
The aflWlTin Called himfeif Sou
ieymart el Alepi. He came from
Aleppo ; arrived at Cairo, ofter
having croffed the defart on a dro
medary, 1 he lodged at the Grand
i16fque Eleizar,fromwhich he came
out daily, to watch an opportunity
to commit the crime.
: He confided his lecret to four fiib
ordinate? Chieks of the law, :who
fought to divert him from his pur
pole; but who not having informed
againft him, have been arreted in
confluence of the depofitiocs of
v jenowicofe ana x nave tiaa
CwWctoblbippeiu
trieielRduttlbf sijbth fipceM& hat
inew
an
t
nc awiujp, cendemneo: 10 death
and executed the 17th of laft month
tin brder to- inftitute this procef.j
I had appointed U comjtteeibr.
jthis fpecialjpurpofe, compefed pf ther
General of diyifion Regnier, icc0
The cmmiteeftir iiofterant
trial have thpugh it theirly,
tn tjbe, application of, 'the punifh
rnepto fbdwt theiCis1b(pt
Isandut titi ni he three guUf
Chiek s to e behea ded, Snct 4iejr '
bcbutiaeclf :' lh, ipr? lilt!
havi beep .Viken, " hat'. hUhi6S
demned for contumacyiI annexl
yiuzen, .(unniuij tne pjtterent pa-
vcip ine proceisi
Date dfihicvents 'witch feutAciifr&
fn Egypt, from the txeAjrtcl
:l'U Treatyrconcluded at L'ArMhf;
on the 26th of -Jan uaryr ,apd rati
fied by the General in Chief, pn $hf5
29th; of the fame .month, z the
camp of Salachich; r. ,- :s
i. Conferences of Sebiile:Hallera
near Matharichj They . continued
from the i 2th of March, to the i7th
of the lamenionth;
p The '.; letter of , Lor4i Keithj
printed and announced to the araty
on the i?th of March, wih thp
proclamation of ; the General in
Chief Kleber. i. i.;4A
ql The jrupturic officially nptifeed
to the -Vizier on the j j 8th March.
S The Battle of iMatharich, or
Heliopoliai- gained on the Inthof
March over the irniyoi the GTaptjt
Vizier, ibcoc ftxong,- go piece of
cannon taken, a, r ,A.&- .
. t B. v The ; Ajdde-Canlp eaudci
fent on a parley during.tM aftion
was maltreated, and detained a pri-
lonerj contrary to te rights of fna- ;J
"ons. . ilJe -i, x -. . 7 , ;:
7. InfuH-ection of; dairovon'tth4l
19th of March,; fix hours after the
departure of the army. It Was i o
mented oy fome Ofmanlis, who had
a a m k m a m a m m. . r. a a j m m -m r w w av a a w r. - -a n w a -mm b.
o. Arrival of Nafif Pacpa in this
city on, the 20th of-March, lip
had efcaped from the defeated army
and making a great detour entered
Cairp by the gate Babel5$afs, called
the gate of Victories. t ,,
9- Arrival of, the French army
at Balbeys on the Both of March,
the enemy, conflantly purfued,
kept flying before it. ,
to. Surrender of the fort of Bel
beys on the 22d of March, f5o
Turks prifoners of war, eight pieces
of cannon taken' , -, iv ' . -P
it. The affair of Coreid on the
23d of March ....
ii. Arrival of the army at Sala
chich on the 24th f fMarchf -Taking
of twelve pieces of cannon belong
4 '3 to the Grand Vizier's camp,
and an immenfc quantity of baggage
abandoned bythe enemy in his pre
cipitate retreat acrois the delart,
which he ftrewed with dead bodies.
The number of men that periihed
from Salachich to Gaza, is eaimated
at i8,ooo. Departure of the Ge
neral in Chief Kleber on the fame
day for Cairo. , l.-.-'.V
3 His arrival at , Cairo on the
7th of March. .;:.' , t
after the i&mmM(ciii : Zj
a. rirn. capitulation ot . Cairo .3J
agreed, to on the 4th of April, - The )M
a urx rciuie to leave the place and
Continue to fight. 1 4 ; : i
15. Arrival ofOfman Bey L!Of
car and an officer oT Nafit Pachaiv
the 20th of prili on a: parley
mme.aug ty the French be w up
alarge houfe, in which ihere. wero
between 4 and 500 Ofmanlis, " '
ODefinitivecapitujatioaforthe
evacuation o( Cairo, by the Turks,
agreed toon the 21ft of AprH.x
17 On the azdof, Aprils Adj.
Gen Rene, and( Cituen . Tiocbi
Ofl&Mr of the Stafflent.iiollage
for the execution j of the capijiib-,
tJOTF, and exchanged in the fqeareof
Eibekicr, againft Oirnah Bey l0f,
car and the Kiaya of Nafif Papha.
The Turks and the Olmanjisinjfult
them in the city, iand t hey are 40b
liged ion take refuge n a molqueV
where Eky Bev, i who warentmft-
guard thej4 ;de-fi5nded thcrii
againit-the rurious multitude
. ,18. Departure jofrtheJTurks, to
The number of 300, on the 14th of
Aprii.y. "1 .
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Jo thfc itji of Jtne; Vitrei x IV I
120. Execution; of the'Wiul t and ll (
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