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RECORDER. No. \ftO. HILLSBOROUGH N. C. Pt'BLI SHED WEKRLT BY DENNIS BEARTT, TIIIIEK DOLLARS A Y KA II, PAYABLE HALF YKAKLY IN ADVANCE. Those who do not giue notice of their with to bare the paper discontinued at the expira tion of the year, will be presumed as desiring it* continuance until countermanded. ? %nd no paper will be discontinued until all arrear ages are priJ, unlets at the option of the pub Usher. + Whoever will procure seven subscribers md guarantee the payments, shall receive the tighth gratis. ^dver'-iiements not exceeding fourteen lines will be insert*^ three times for on; dollar, and twenty-fire cents for ea^'1 C?nt'nu*nce. Subscriptions received by tuC an<l mo?l of the postmasters in the state. All letter* upon business relative to the pa per must be post-paid. G=mU-merf of le sure, who possess a taste for liierarv pursuits, are invited to fa favour us with communications Land for Sale. UV virtue of a deed of tru?t, neciitrd lo the subscriber by John ti. C ?*#, to secure tlse payment of a sum of money therein men tioned. 1 an*!! pr ceed to sell, on Tuesday the second da\ ol Orange county Superior Court, ml the Market House tn Hillshtron^h, on a credit of twelve mouths, or bank accommoda tion, to suit the purchaser, one moiety <>t a tract of land on tlie waters of Stinking Quar- . t^r creek, in Orange County, adjoining the ' lands of William 5>harp at>d otheis, a il ljtc I the property of John Sharp. James Webb, Tnu$?. Hillsborough, Feb. 20. 5V ? 3w Lost or Misluid, A NOTE of hand for six dollars, drawn by William humming in taiour of Sa muel t-raig of l*oll\,and signed nvfr by ?>aid Craig to William N. Pratt St Oo.. wh cl ii"'e became due the 22d of Derembcr, lfclrt j All persons are therefore h* rcKy liurr ??mcil j trading lor the same. The note * as given J into my hands lor collection, and it probably may be in the possession ot some justice .n 11 llaboroutih; should tl.is be the case, it is requested that it may be returned to the subscriber. , . * , . ? Josejih Allison. Feb. 13. SB? 3w .V'evr Grocery Store. subscribers having Commenced the rocery Dusmi'ss, under the firm of William II. IMiillips Co. in the store t.ex* door to HirUsall & t.o. in tend keeping a constant supply of articles in liic.r line, which ttiey will sell low for c*ali ?nly. I'hey l ave on ImIiiI liie tuliowing: Brown Sugar, good i|<iulil}, 1. ?ai ditto, i'riioe ( ir<??n (3 jfTee, Molasses, first chop, Imperial and ) ? L, ? c Hjson j IKAr. Chocolate, Khmiiim, Candies, of all kinds, (il l J utnatca, ] West India and I RUM. New England J L. I*. I rncnffe, j I'ort, and V WINKS. Sweet Malaga J Frrui h, BRANDY. Tub tir rrt'iiih, l Apple, a id I N ntliern J W tiinkv, ^ hi e:nore*s Cotton Card"*, No. 10 ('ottoilf Nails, assorted. Crockery and lilass Ware, Irish l'oiatoes, C.pprras, Allspice and l'epper, (liiij^rr, IJi'il Cnn's ami Plow I.ines, W rii nit; Paper, Curry Coinli*, Cllt r sr, Sli'?r Hrushes, Hlia v i ??|5 S<?ap# Candles, I ndigo, IS Hi 'Dr^, ? Turkey h'lgS, Al'i?.. nils, M ?rocco I In? 4, Powder and Shot, Newark Cider, New-York Pippins, Tlr.y also daily expect Irom the north a Utrllirr *tfp;dy, wiiicli w ill make their assort ment compleie. IS, L, Cook, Win. I!. Kliillips. Feb. 11. 57~1w M'DowclW Kihlu Questions for 'ale at this office. 29 55 ? HLVNKS, VUU SALK A I TIU*> OM-1CK juat rcu lar^e and elegant assortment ot 6 OODd, ? -f Suitable for the prevent and ap proaching season, which they offer on very moderate terms, for cuh only. Tbey have also on hand a quantitjsof prime ehcviuf TOBACC.O. Cain ?5 Moore. * ? Black.- smith' a in thia tovm, marly ?<pi>o?itc to Wh . fiun tington's store, are renily tc perform fcil Mich work as may be pi*rst-nt<d in liiai Iiim* Their prices a it the saint- as bLcksirith's >?ork done for at Mr. K'lklmd'b shop during tlw* I last year. \\ in. ISuntingtoii ?5 1 o. I Jan. 23. 55 -3w J4.1. 2 S Sj- w Land for ?alc. I THE subscriber vinht s to sell one I laud, coma mug Two Im nclrecl Acres, lying or. Cain eivek. also mc ditto, four rr'lea from Hillsborough, contain. ug One hundred Acres; one ditto, ten mile# Iron. Ildlanorough, on the stage r /*d leading from Hillsborough tot.ha p i ll.il, containing. One hundred and fourAcres, well water* d and t.mliered. Also my House and Lot in the town otH ill- borough, a gooil Bjftill} d ?eil nig house, and all necessary uiitln'iiiei. Irnnswill be made ea*_v, and no doubt to suit purchasers, by ap plying to the iuh?cribci. Meredith Adams. D> c. 14. 49 ? 4w Alejrumlcr, Harrison ?? Co. \UE th-auktul lor the patronage they have recoved since the . commenced business. Tliey st.ll continue their Saddie and > Saruess-Making , Husincsg, to which they have added a S\\ne Est ftb\\ft\m\e i\t . All orders addressed to tl.cm shall b< execu te d vk. li strength, neatness Mini dispatch. Januaiy 1. 52 ? tf Laud l'or Sale. THK s'Ji^f.tib-r . U'.:is fc<r ->ale tliat valuable Plantation and well knou n House ot Entertainment whe re he now lives, two mile* east from Hoishnrniign; 'be bouse is well finish ed and roo.ny, with a good kitru<-n, go? d s'alilfs, and all other necessary o? i?hou*c9; witb mii Oil Vlill, in good order, calculated tc iivj thousand gallons of oil per annum. I'll- land is rich, and the plantation in good re p ur. \* itb a memlnw and orchard, is well timbered and watered, aflord'njr two ? x eilhnt *prmgs, ?r?<l the situation isasheaithv as an\ in lbr s' He \ll ot which will be sold 0-. r? a-.on-.blf- terms; or sho'ild it be dfsirid, th<* hoose and planta' ion \\ ill l?.* sold separate trom the n, ill. ? Ai in. I'lckett. .V ft Tli** subscriber continues to pur chase K':ix Seril at Ins oil null, as usual, h) **:gh?y cents per hii*|>el. \V I*. Orange countx, li b mo 12. 44 ? tl Houses and I.ols in roujjjh, I (tlx S.ILE. DU 0*K \I<I<EI. ill sell all his horses and lots, ether in the whole or singly. Pume Cider by t lie qiurt. aid domestic W in< qnal to anv imported. Also Mnntanua** Hebrew Hible, and Hux tori's Hebrew Lexicon and Grammar. Oct. lfi. 40?tf A liooA ^wnvtwiut^. r IIK pr.ipviet<>r? ot tne ??ns rvkr in (iA /.p. i i e, u ills'dl a g.ea bio-gain ol tbeir l*i cling Establishment in Kavet'evdle. I'ioiii the man) advantages in pom* ol local situation, with tb-* extensive patronage this p per now p >s*e?s'.'s, it prnrois'-s to be ere long, one of' the m<>st profitable Journals p. <i d in ;he state, and at the s ?mt time to .ill ipl a good field tor '.tie display ot useful latent I'o a T^an ofs >m< capital, practically acfju j?nt? d with th^details of a printing of fice, such all opporiunit* seldom occurs Further information ma;. b<- obtained, by letter, addressed to .lames Scuwell, l-'ayette ville, N. C. Kayctteville, Nov. 2fi. 4 8 ? j on it i n unc;, Executed at this dire wub neatness and dcsp*'c!>. JUST PUBLISHED, and for sale at this Office. :?nd the several stores in to? n, II K A U T )"s A '!? at il ST A <Q row 18 2 3. <T6t 0. 1 .V>? T1 h* Shorter Catechism, for fculf at 'hi* oflioe TVutiA FiConoiw^. W? ^V\ " And your rich soil, Exuberant, nntur?'b be ?er blessings pour OVrevf-ry l*nd.** For the llilisb' roujrb Keciiuor i Guilford County Agsicultu j ral Society. February 25- h, 1823. I A; a meetinc or a ?. umber rf mo cj;i. I lens of GfilfeWt. h?'ld on tSe 15th inst. in or.ier tr> (ohm ,ti A ,-r;t"!tural S ?ric t>, occording to a laic act of assembly, | tlir foHimipp preamMe un ! mnsti'uMon J werd fepttt'ted by the committee whic.'i j had been pvevious y appointed fo? tii?. purpose: CO XSTITtT 1" TON. Pic b-r'ficial tendency of we:l con ducted agricultural societi's is fniti pi tr'y rT.?.n'festt'd by the improvement | of these parts of ihc country when- they J a'e most rnronr3g?d. Tiny a^'d to i-? d>istiy a powerful impetus; they give t? en'erprizc a decree of animation not ?o be afforded bv any o hcr institution, *nd4 t!-us open the wmv to the most salutary inipiovrments. Agricultural societie? not on'y collect from various and distavt quarters the improv m< nt* of othe parts of the country; but hold ihrtn up, in practical form, tor the imitation and , advantage of tbe whole. It is by the op eration of such institutions that tbe ei rors of former days, so tenaciously ad iiet- d to, sre overcome; and to such in stitutions mti?{ we look, for such a reno vated sys'.em ->f ni;ricultu: c , as will give j *o t!;e farming rlavst-f the communitv a debtee of independence not easily a: t..inable b\* pnv other. I tl-.enn d !?v ih:ne sentiment*, and soliciting the c<vnp?raii< n of our follow citizens, we inve adopted the following articles as our constitution: Article 1. This institution shal! be en ti: .eel the ,4 CJuiLFORO County Aghi f 1'i.Tt k * l Soi iftv;*' <?!?<! its sole object is declared to be, the improvement of agiiculture, and every branch of rural economy. A* t. 2. Toe offi crs of the society s'*ai; be a president, vi, e-president, se cseiaty, and tieasurcr; who shall l?c cho sen by ballot, at each annual meeting* to be held on the first Friday of Novem ber, at such pl+ce as the society may hcreaticr designate. Art. 3. A ipo- utn shall consist n* five men bers, exclusive of the prc-idems; a' id in the abscnce of both these ofTn eis, the cl.asr may be litled by a temporary onp 'iniint r.t. "Art. 4. The duiy of the secretary shall be to take charge ol the papers which have relation lo tbe business of tne society, and to recoid all its procee dings in a book to be kepi I'oi Dial ex clusive purpose. Art. 5. The treasurer shall be charg ed wi b the safe keeping of the funds; a' ti it is heic' y declared to be his duty t?- render, at eact. annual meeting, .* Ian statement ol the inonied concerns of the so< it ty, e mbtac ti^ all receipts and ex pmditures, and ?veiy voucher calcula ted to afford satisl action on the subject. Ait. 6. The society shall annually ap point a committee, to be denominated a corresponding committee, the duty of which shall be to correspond with simi lar commiiiucs) in different parts ol the statc. Art. 7. The society shall alto appoint, at each annual meeting,* committee to adjust all claims against the institution lor its contingent expeiice*, and when such claims aie sup|H<rted to ihe satis |jiti< n orthe committee, a report shall be made accordingly, and the pte-sident or vice-president, may issue Ins order to the treasuter for the payment of ?uch demand. Ait. 8. The society may, from time to time, propose such premiums for im provements in the various branches of rural economy as may seem most like ly tc promote the object of the institu tion. Avt. 9. AH claims lor premiums shall be determined by the society, or by a committee to be appointed for that pur pose; and n<i premium shall be awarded 10 any person who is not a member of the society. An. lo. For the purpose of raising a fund tor to. use of the society, each member shall annually pay the sum of one dollar; and i; any person instead of ? ?ne shail pay ten tloliars, he shall be en ? it led io membership for life. It any member snail suffer his subset :^'.ion to leniuit! more than two years in arrears, he shall be considered as having with [ dra'*n. Art. 1 1. This society shall be auxili ary to tht North Carolina Agricultural Society, and it shall annually appoint one of its nu mbers a delegate to the seat of trnvernment, for the purpose of meeting the provisions of *n act o! assembly, eri^" iii It* I, an act for the promotion of agri culture and domestic manutactui es. Am. 12. No alteration shall be made in this constitution, except at an annual meeting. a. t! v. 1 1 It the concurrence ol two \ hnd*? of Che imnibeis present. The foreguing constitution having been submitted and agreed lo, the meet ing organized itself into a society under ihr title of the Guiliord County Agricul tural Society, by appointing Dr. Ja't es Gibson. president, co|. Daniel Clap, vice ,)t? sident, J. S. Piaihcr, secretary, and M n ^bi* %1'I.aie, jr. treasuter. Tlit" ? Mowing resolution was then ai* r 'd: I Jie? 'tvcdK Thai the ?ccretary be dire cted to | j.ubhsh the constitu inn of this socitty in the H lls'turou^h Recorder , and through the me dium of that p*p?-r to invite, in t!ic name ??t" thin boeiety, a general meeting of the far mers of Gui!f?*rd, in the academy at Cireens bo rough, on the second da. of next superior | c >urt, to be held lor the county of Guilford, in order to co-operate in devising measures to tiive .he institution as general usefulness as practicable. ?w .? IWISTT'-' II Y THF, PKF.SIDR.IT OF TilR UNITED S 1'ATES'llF AMEItlCA. A PROCLAMATION. Whereas a convention of navigation and commerce between the United States ot America and his majesty the k;n^ ol Ftan?eand Navarre, together with two separate articles cn'texed to the aine, was cnurludtd and signed at \V ashington on tne twenty-fe.urtn day <> f June last past, by the respective plenipotentiaries of the two power*.; and whir. as. the said convention, and the first separate articic annexed to the >amt , i<dvehten duly and respectively ratified by and by Ins majesty the kin^ i,l France and Navarre, and the ratifications ol the same have this day l*o* ti exchanged at the citv of Washing t<-o, hy Jm?in QuiKcy Adams, secretary of stau, and tlu Uouni Junius dk Mk Koo. charge d'uflLirs of France; which convention, and the first separate *rii < Se annexed <o the same, arc in lite words l< liowiug. to wit: CVfivention ??t Navigation and commerce be tu ten vhc LI 1 1 it t d States of America and his Majesty the King of France and Na. varre. Ti?c U. States of America arid his majesty ihe king of France and Navar re, in nig (lesi: Oils ol settling the rela tions of navigation and commerce be tween their respective nations, by a temporary convention reciprocally be nefit ial and satisfactory, and thereby ol leading to u more pi rmancnt and com prehensive arrangement, have respect ive ly furnished tluir full powers in maimer following, that is to say: The president of the United States to J.,hn Quinsy Abams, their secretary of state: and his *nosi christian majesty, to the baron IItdk de Nkuvillk, knight ol the royal and military or<icr of St. Lou is, commander of the legion of honor, Krand cross of the royal Aineiican or der ot Isabella the Catholic, his envoy extraoi dinary and minister plenipotcn tiaty near the United States; who, after exchanging their full powers, have a grecd on the following articles: Article I. Atticlvs of the growth, produce, or manufacture ol the United States imported into France in ves sel* ot the United States shall pay an additional duty, not exceeding twenty francs per ton of merchandize over and above the duties paid on the like arti cles also of the gi t.wih, pre duce, or ma nufacture, of the United States, *her imported in French vessels. Art. 2. A i t eles of the growth, pro dure or manuf?3ture of Francc, impor ted into the United States in French vessels, shall pay an additional duty not exceeding three dollars and seventy five cents per ton of merchandize over and above the duties collected upon the like article*, also ot the growth, produce, of manufacture of France, when im potted in vessels ol the United States. Art. 3. No discriminating duty shall be levied upon the productions of the soil or iiiduslty of France, imported in Frenrh bo toons into the ports ot the Unted Slates lor transit or re-expor tation: nor shall any such duties be le vied upon the p'or'uetions of the soil or i dustiy of the United States, imported in vessels ol the United States into the ports of France for transit or re-expor tation. Ait. 4. The following quantities shall be (ontideied as forming ihe ton of merchandize for each of the ai tlcles hereinafter specified: W ineS? four 61 gallon hogsheads, or 224 gallons of 231 cubic inches, American measure. Brandies, and all other liquids, 224 gallons. Si, Its and other dry goods, and all other article* usually sul,jfCt to mca. sore merit, fort) two cubic feet, French, in I- ranee, and fifty cubic frei American measure, in ihe L'n? ed States. Cotton 804 lb. avoiidupois, or 365 kilogrammes: Tonacco, l,600lbs. avoirdupois, or 725 kilogrammes: Ashes, pot an ' pearl, 2 240lb. avoir dupois, or 1.016 kilogrammes: Rice, 1,6001b. avoirdupois, or 723 kilogrammes; ?nd for all weighable ar ticles, not sp. cified, 2 240 U>. avoirdu pois, or 1 ,(} 1 6 kilogramme*. Ar?. 6 The duties of tonnage, light money, pilotage, poit charges, broker age, and all oilier duties upon foreign shipping over and ahove thotie paid ly t h'-* national shipping in the iwo coun ties res per tiveiy, other than those spe cified in article 1 and 2 ol the pi c sent convention, shall not exceed in France, for vessels of the United States, five t runes per ton o| the vessel's American resist* i j i?,r {, r vtsseNof Fiance in the United Statis, nineiy-fonr rents p-r ton of the vessel's Frinch passpoit. Art. 6. 1 he contracting patties, wish ing to favour their mutual commcne by affording in their ports every ne-.e saiy assistance to their respective Ves sels, have agreed that the const, Is an. I vice consuls, ma) cause to he arrested the sa lurs, being pai i oi the crews of the vessels of thtir respective nations, who shail nave deserted from the *ai l vessels in orr*er to send them hae k a- d transport iliem out of the countiy. F r which purpose the said consuls and viie consuls shall address themselves to the courts, judges, and officers compe tent, and shall demand the said de*. r ters in wiiting, proving, by on exhibi tion of the registers of the vessel, or slup s roll, or other official documents, that those men were part of said rrcw , and on his demand, so approved, (saving however wheie the contrary isprovtd.) i lie delivery shall not be relused; and mere shall be given all aid and asssis lance to the said consuls and vice con suls for the search, seizure and at rest, of said deserters, who shall even he de tained and kept in the prisons ol the country at their request and exp^ ns<-, until they shall have found an opportu nity of sending them back. B..t if tlx y be not sent bark within three month-, to be counted from the day of their a - rest, they shall be set at liberty, an I shall be no more arrested for the same cause. Art. 7. The present temporary con vention shall he in lorcc two years from 'he first day ol October next, and ev? n after the expiration of that teim until the conclusion of a definitive treaty, or until one of the parties shall have de clared its intention to renounce it; which dt claration shall be made at least six months befoie hand. And in case the present arrangement should remain without such declaration of its dis O'.tinu.ince by either party, the extra duties specified in the 1st anrl Cd articles, shall, from the expiration of t^e said two ye:irs,he, on both sides, din ished by one fourth of their whole a mount, and afterward*, by one fourth of the said amount from year to year, so long us neither party shall have declar ed the inu ntion of renouncing it as above stated. Art. 8. The present convention shall be ratified on both sides, and the ratifi cations shall be exchanged within one year fiom the date hereof, or sooner if possible. But the execution of the said convention shall commence in both countries on the Is* of October next, and shall be effective, even in case of non-ratification, for all such vessels us may have sailed bona Jide for the ports ol either nation, in the fenfidencc of it* being in lorce. In faith whereof, the respective pleni potentiaries have signed the pi ? n tit
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