■.^«NGTON: ratNTED BT JOHN BELLEXV, AT HIS OFFICE, CORNER OF MARKET AND SECOND STREETS.
“ the abstract and brief chronicle of the times.’
Dollars per annum.] THURSDAY, JANUARY 28,
9f
[Vol. il. No. 3.
A T I C Ec
.«frf,hUln.rMARfAND
r, Vi fas advcrtifcd to be foM oit the
^ ‘ is poftponed oQtH Saturday the
■tfty, *79^* '
iTicatoB, Tifldlc, & Co.
ajilS ibeir coftomera and the public,
^ have remoted their ftorc to the
p^y joccupied by Mr. James Lock-
at tbc S. E. comer of the
lihet.-^They have on hand, at the
jtr cafii, an afibrtmenc of Dry
,n4Wine» of different kinds, by
al, ifbt ittail, which they warrant
illib, &. bbe*, and Turks liland
the bogfli^.
janutry 20, 179^*
IUND FOR SALE.
„.Jh«dfc3 and twenty acres in Bla-
ient#ntty,on the North Well River ;
ooehdfiftbe trad formerly called
' ikrp-Fw terms apply to the fab-
r, ffksfitfhorded ta fidl.
' * F. BRICE,
hifl^ Jmotry 20/
KtOUCE k hereby given* to aU perfons
jj\ ann»], That Sarah E. M‘Calillcr
■ alRklad jun, have obtained
nef idBiiiuftntiofi on the ^ood^ chat*
^krfjaw MCaliftcr, late of Brunf-
* ®*y> sfceaifed.—^All perfbos iii-
id n kd efiatt arc hereby required to
I parnott-^.. »And thole who liave
' ^ eftatc arc hereby re-'
ittpufist dxm to &id adinliiiftrau>rs,
tektiBelimited by an ad of aflemhly
Mje year 1780, entitled, « An ad
j"** S«“t'ng
I V HBiniiuation ; and tp jweveni
I«» »tlK mmgement of .ime^ws
^.^M'CAUSTER, I Admx.
, ®^?ULNCE, Jon, J Admr.
15th January, 1796.
^JOItiii hnvhv
fnl^Tcriber has qua-
loirf ’'ill
perfon.
req..lr;dtp
!wcatdr, witTiin
if \ Aa.a^ concern-'
'SowiitEf - “J"*’«‘'ffraodi
I ■ntrftWCT.iftatef.’'
^^LLS, Ejer.
» point of
kfij^^PORCHASE,
twenty
' I*naii
■^Enquire
I79f.
For Private Sale.
EIGHT PIPES MADEIRA WINE;
Cheap for Cafli.
•Apply 10 •
, T. FITZ GERALD.
20th January, 1796.
State ot N. Carolina. 7 In Equity—- ■■Noycm«
Wilmington. y berterm, 179J.
Henry Toomer, p TTappearing to the court,
wn- ^**Y>i Ctormcr order
William Blounto jof May term, laft paft, of
publication in this caufe has been complied
with, ordered that tlie bill be taken pro con-
I r * months* notice be given to the
emfendaut, by three weeks'fuccemve'pubUia-
ti^s in tbc Wilmington Chronicle, that the
*/^**”°*iy Jsne Duboice, Allice Heron,
Stuckey, and others, will be taken before
the matter in equity, for the difirid of Wil
mington, at bis b&e, ou the firft Monday in
March next.
Certified to be a true copy from the mi
nutes.
THO>L\S DAVIS,
C. M. E. of faid diftrid.
State of N. Carolina. 7 In Equity Novem-
Wilmingtoo diitrid. 5 ber term, 1795.
Exors. Biihop Dudley, p TT appearing to tbc
^ X court, that former
Matthew Green, ^ordcr of publication
at May term latt paft, has been complied with,
it is again ordered to be publiflied three weeks
in the Wilmin^on Chronicle, that defendant
file his anfwer in this office, at or before next
t«Tn, which will be on the 13th May, 1796,
or complainant's bill will be taken, pro cou-
feflb. ^Vitnefs,
THOMAS DAVIS, C. M. E.
Wilmington (NiC.), 15th Dec. 1795.
A S the fubferiber intends leaving this flate
a* fbon as poftible, he requeits all thofe
who have demands againft him to render in
their accounts for fettlement. Thoft who are
indebted to him (who arc not already fhed),
may take this as a poftfciipt to the .final no-
tice, f . \
J. JOHNSTON.
At the ftime fime he wifhes to inform
Ills friends, that he will ftli his remaining
flock' of goods' (whblefale Or retail^,' low for
cafh, or produce—confifting of dry goods,
“wniw, purtef^ lumber, fhingles,
-WCw' .
' j,john$ton.
Wnmington'j[N.'Cl) Jan.^is, 17^.'
C ASH, or G90D$ given for AUDITORS
SP£ClE-rC£RTiriCATES.l,-.Apply to
- JOHN JOHNSTON-
Wilmington (N.C.) Jan..13, 1796.
LANDS FOR SALE.
T WO trads, patented in the ^^r 1758 ;
one of 4C0, the other of 500 ades, lying
^ the White Marfh on W^ggaipaw Swamp,
in Bladen comity; In a healthy fituation, well
timbered, fit for the culcrvatibn pf Indigo,
Indian Corn, and (rnall grain ; a cTearuig and
fome improvements bn each. They wifl be
Ibid ^parate or together, on teafonable terms.
One thiiti of tbe 'money to Jx paid down, for
the other tviti fMrds a credit of 5 years urill
hq ijiyen, bearing intereft, and beintr (atisfac-
tonlylccnred. A^ly to Edward Jones, ar*
WAiey at lad^, -Stno nas tlie original patents
in hit hands. . •
MR. FAUCHETT’S LETTER.
Jr
(Concluded from our laft.)
r?. As Toon as it was decided that the
r rench republic purchafed no men to do
their duty, there were to be feen individuals
about whofe condiuft the government could at
lealt form un'eafy conjeeftures, giving them-
felves up with a fcandalous oftemation to its
views, and even fcconding its declarations.
lUe popular focieties foon emitted refolutions
ftarap^ with the fame fpirit, and wlio, al
though they may have been advifed by love
ot order, might neverthelcfs have omitted
or uttered them with Icfs Iblemnity. Then
were ^n coming from the very men whom
accuftomed to regard as having
fittle fhendflup for the fyftem of the trea-
lurcr, harangues without end, in order to
give a new dircdion to the public mind. The
militia, however, manifeft fomc repugnance,
particularly in Pennfylvania, for the fervice
to which they were called. Several officers
relign; at laft, by excut fions or harangues,
incomplete requifiiions are obtained, and fcat-
tcred volunteer corps from difierent parts
make up tlie deficiency. How much more
micreftiog than the changeable men whom
l have painted above, were thofe plain citi
zens who anfwered the felicitations which
were made to them to join the volunreers—
« If we arc required we will march: becaufc
we dp not wifli not to have a government
put to arm ourfclvcs as volunteers would be
in appearance fubferibing implicitly to the
excife fyftem which reprobate.”
18. W’^hat I have faid above, authonfes
then our refting on the opinion become ini
con^ftable, that in the crifis which has burft,
and in the means employed for reftoring or
der, the true quettion was the deftnufeion or
the triumph of the treafurer's p1a‘ns.' This
^mg once cftablittied, let us pafs over the
factx related in the common difpatches, and
lee how the government or the treafurer will
ftrokc which tlireatened
his fyftem, the fafe opportunity of hnmbling
Che adverfe party, and of filencing their ene
mies whether open or concealed. The army
marched ; the prefident made known that he
was going to command it; he fet out for
Carlifle; Hamilton, as I have underftood, rc-
quefted to follow him ; the prefident dared
not to 'refnfe him. It does not require much
peneemtion to divine the ofcjeift of the jour-*"
^ the prefident it uras wife, it might
alfi) be his doty.—But in mr. Hamilton it was
a conleqnence of the profound 'policy which
diredls aU his fteps ; a mealnre dkftared by a
perfect knowledge of the human heart. Was
it not snterefting for him, for his party, ton
tering. under the weight of events without,
and aecufations within, to proclaim an inti-*
macy more perfect than ever with the prefi-
dent, whofe very name is a Efficient Ihield
againft the moft formidable attacks* Now
what more evident mark couM the prefident
give of his intimany than by faftering mr.
Hamilton, whofe name even is underfto^ in
the weft as that of a public enemy, to go and
place himfelf at the head of the army which
went, if I may ufe the expreffion, to caufe his
lyftem to triumph againft the oppofitibn of
the people ? The prefence of inr. Hamilton
with dm jarmy mnft attach it p*orc than ever
; to his party: we fee what ideas thefe circuni.
ftances-give birth to on both fides, all, faow-
! ever to the advantage of the fecretary.
If. Three weeks had they encamps in the
weft v^hobt a finj^e arm^ man appearing.’
Hovreyer, the|>fefidenf,' or thofe who wifiied
to make the snoft of this new. manoeuvre.