' '.f,,, .
i.
far mi to laneruilh ia obfcurity with that
contempt which he fo eminently defervea.
., Can you, citizen minifter c njoy " the light
. of life ? can vou with pieafure breathe thia
- tilal air, -when 3tt caaMer for a moment
who this man is that you appear to be fo
muqh afhamed of I If you are capable of
refle&iou, how much are you" to be pitied
If vmi am nnf. hnur mnrh are von tn he
defptfed.' A' moment reflection - on this
pouif mutt excite wunin you lecungs no
f " r I
ways cnviab e. Your conicience moil De
. ... I k e at vulture that breva upon tfiur rene
. lag livtr,-Md htrQws urf'the vert deptfj'of
your loui, 'waea you come to experience
dii i .1 r if-:rrrri:r.-
ine rcn worm 01 uoawin. until you gain
this experience, permit me to inform you
that h it rnntt fnl..nHil rrtnitrlla'inn
. .j... .v
rfiat ever illumined the political world.
This fy&em of political molality ia calcula
ted better to meliorate the Condition of
mankind, than all the jurifprudence of
Lvcurzus or the folendid victories of your
nailer. If ever divitf honours ought to be
tendered to a human being, you ought to
make atonement by proftrauiig yoorfclf be
. fore the oneoded flirine of Godwin. But
are you really fo much afliamed of him, as
to bej absolution from a btitiop tor the ado
minabk fin of deficning topublifh his works?
n my h'umble opicion, fir. you need ..riot.
fclulh for any t:ng that he has done,. I allure
r ycu. Wh at tmmente h onca r,; what effia-"
blc glory does he cdnferon tlnfacred fpot
- which - gave -bati birth LHia iniifverfary
ought to be celebrated by a grateful world,
'as the moft aufpicipus day that ever dawned
; -or the eaftero. Jvsmilpfore I ., Let it not be.
'nougat ttiat a Httiy aamtratioii ot his tat-
. .1 it -. n. ri i r. ' . ' i
Biitaoie excellence mama trauipar; me into
the oriental regtous of flatterersjrjd fyco .
rfhants. "Hii immortal works . can loeak
for themfclves in a language which no mor
tal hitherto, or perhaps ever will excel, or
equal. It feems as if Providence had mail?
Wm that perfect character which philofo
phers and posts have been food of delineat
ing, 4irat her as a fi&iog of the imagination;
than with an expe&ation of ever feting it
realized. He is endowed with an expan
sion of mind, with an energy and intrepi
Vrity of foul, every way qualified to convey
the moll ufeful preceptr to a degenerated
age. Ever collected, cool, and complete
mailer of hi fubjeft, his arguments, carry
-with him the Krefiftable'weigkt pfjnfpira.
lion. Sophiftry veils her varnifhed face j
falfehood and ignorance htir.k fiom "the
idfu'fferable majefty of hisappioach ; while
truth,, tea fon, and all the fair train of vir-
t'ues a'tteffd hirni" His fljfc ir a-proper re
" Juicle of the moft fublinfie truths ; manly, en
ergetic, flowing, & It the fame time pi.fTtf
fel pL co m p lace n c yjp f ni a w p e r , which
we may compare xo the great fouihert) ocean
unrn3ed by every little cfer vefcent breeze
which fports upon . it a furface ; but rcufed
by forrie great occafioo, rolls up its unfa
" thorriablc bofom, fweepi the fedimcnts of
error, ignorance, and prejudice, and depp-.
fit them oi the oppofing (hores; Yet this
fs-the man whom citizen Pichdn it afiiamcd
of., But could you perufe the volumes of
futurity, citizen Pichont a Jhamu for your,
felf would annihilate you toT monad. There
would you behold the fame of Godwin
fliining with undiminifhable Iu(l.r, while a.ll
the monuments of human art were ..falling
to decay, and mouldering into dull ; while
dark oblivion had fpread her fable mantle
, tiie narag6T Ffcnon,rand qrr ntrrccr;
which
he reprtfenrs; and the ; nauw of
: Dwicht, and f Rhqde-Ifland, , which h
difhonour. The Ttars mail tafle away, ihe
fun grow dim wit.h pge, and .all nature finlc
in vear's t but Godwin's name fhalf flonrifh
rin immortal youth, unhurt, amidft the pu
-sy attacks cf minifteriat pigmies- I Tiave"
to more to add at prcfent, until lihall hear
And as you and Dwight'scomminiicatioiis
lave taken fonae,thing of an official turn by
the application of your frgnaturfs,.! have
' thought proper to add rhy name alfo, not
-frotn snot ie of vanity, fir, i( for what ho
nour can T propofe to my felt by entering
the lifts, with Pichon and Dwight) but ;n
' order that my productions fhould not. re
ceive, that contempt which is due to all
'anonymous publications. In the mean time,
' too mall hear from me again. '
LEMUEL" SAWYER. -'
Norfolk, December i, 1801. ,
, tTJESftAY. D.CTMBER'15. 1801. . -
' Extract if a Letter from a Mmherx efiCtXfati to the
".. Editors dated WatKneto.. December
, " I have only time to tell you tat Mr. MACON
is e ecied Sneaker ! the House ot-errecrattves
the votes were 53. for ifacrr, 26 for James. Bayard,
jnd 2 for Samuel Smith.of Maryldhd. ' 'ra-t;-
"John Beckley is appointed Clerlt -he nad 57'
votes, and Mr. Oswald 27." . : n : ... : ttr'l
, , It is expected (sayS the Waihington Federalist) that
' lfi President will send a Message ioCongresi lAsrtad
el delivering a Speech. ..We understand tne vice--president
has ictrhed llbme,' Without an intention of
taking his irat under tWoorthree weeks. ,
Wttiiam V Murray, Esq. late. Minister at the'
Vague, and family,'' have arrived at the Federal City.
. They sailed from Amsterdam in the Paatoa, ' aiidr
The MAIL wm ROBIED Sdlnsimilei this tide
l -r ri r .l:' n.: ry t, : f.
your Of JC ; GiHSrist Onf for 100 6tAjaitA the 9d
March, J 800, f N. 3374.'. Oaedoi fcf .100 dol. .8tb
September. 1801. No.30S2. , One' do. AO dIi.t 8lfc
Sept. 4798,. .No. 1118.- One do. 30 dp. 83d Januiy,;
I BUI, Ho. 17UC. One do.- 50 ax &iH hep :iui, o
3399. One 50 do. same date. No. 3326. One 30
do. 2 lit Aug. 1800, 42fiX, One 50 lo-16th'
Aug, 1795, Jio, 1795. ; .'y
The following Notes, all dated September 8, 1801,
and for 100 dollars each, are SMmxHedtt) be taken out
at the Same time, at thojr were pat k the mall for
rtliladelphijK No. 3W03, 30yi, 9148, VIVf, 3t
?15L 315 3153, 154 and 3135. : CeDtleroeti
-pire Mquented to Iceep a copy oOhete numbers. ,a it
ii the only 'way of detecting the vit!aiaWiv&lt. '-.'&
-"' ThaHdn. SpnieeMCay, labn Louit TavW,' $a
muut J jhn-ton,- and John EquireV Jigi
met in this City, on the 10th iwst. agreeable to law.
lor the purpose or Settling tuertioiis ot. Law ox fco,uH
ly aritiaj in'ihe Superior Cyurts. " ' "v - -'; .
Ceiieral John. Heard i appointed Marshall of the
Pistricf of N. jers)v vice Thomas Lqwy, Esquire,
turned put. ' - 1 ' '
- The Bill to amend the Penal Laws and to .establish
a Peiitefliiary, wj rejeoieda-ths rio-ise of Ccim
mmi, on Wednesday last. . ;
The Btil to repeal an act, entitled "An act to re
peat s much of tiie ve il lawi now in force in this
state as )raat$ per'to'OieTrastce'fot' aeUftiverstty
of N.. C. to eii nnt possess fjr the u& of the satdr
University, any escheated or unfiicared pro tay,''
pad last Session, was rejoc.edio the Senate en the
2d reading, ;Th.iday la. -
HdasE of Commons, Tjioispjr, '. Die. to.
A Bill to cntrtij. Jongein fore? at4 to .a end an
-act pa;scd-hv" I'Sgntitred An act.direcMij5 .ii1e'
Judges of. the Superior Court?, to meet toge her to
eule guestijiis at Law or Equity 'aewin; on trie Cii
eJtf and to pramde tar the. IriaU of all persons eon-.
cernea in certain Irauds, was read and tent to the
Senate. ' . -
Jvfr' Grilt', frjm thejaiftf htfatlrvfo CjrsDfo
cers; ifl6Vd,lii Geoffi T eher was- WeeteirCdli;
n John LbCk first Major1 fof the 7t-,. and that &-
tnuel Lindiay, wat elected Major .1 t ie otii o.igade,
Mr F. Walker, presenwd intructi rts f.om a Coin.
mitteeof BLutherlord county to their Membe i-f Xii
lerrrblyj direciaif them to" usfe their e-dea-ours to
rave a CONVENTION called fo revise the Ccn.titu.-
tion of this state, which being read, Mr. Walker
semta a Kei-iution to enecr trie arat, and it was
ordeted to lie on ths Table uniilToesday next.
Friday, it th Dumber. ,
The' Bill o establish a company fur the purpo-ie 6f
tacuttaung .the naviKa ton 01 Jveuie River, lrom
Snvjthf.eld ta the mouth of Cub-Tree Creek, wai
iead thP 2d time and ent to the Senate. "
Recetvjd tr ra the Ser.afe, i Report f the Cora
mhtee tif Finance, directinr that 10 much f he Rag.
ged Mory now- in the Treasury as may be deemed
uimt lor circulation,. snau oe isurnt.
Saturday, nth Dee.
I I Received fruit the Sena e, a Bill to amend an act,
"en:i(led " An act to prevent thefts and robberies by
'Slaves, free Kegiues'of Mulattees, and 16 amend' an
act entitled An act to prevent the wilul and malicfoui
killins'Ot Slaves. Read the 2d time and returned.
Mr. M'Kane from the joint ball j ing for Officsrs of
Cavalry, and a Brigadier-General, Recorted, That
Holland Johnston wa elecfed Colonel, Edward I'asc
teur, km Major, and Hance'Panen.'Sd'MaJ'r of 5SJ
t.avahy, lor th d BngtCej and that Thomas Holli
i!ay, ' was elected 2d Major j.t Cavalry and Bryan
Whitfield a Brigadier General of the 12t'i Ciga'Jt.
Mnr Whi ne d had 107$ Major Calvin Jone 49, and
Colonel Burwett M'ing 9 vote .J
Medical Society.
DECEMBER 8.
On Tuesday' last, ihe Medical" Society 'f North-
Carolina, met in this City and dissolved on Thursday
e , r ninp. A cpRsiderab: nurober ot resectable, Phy.
sic ans 'from' various 'pin uf.tbe Slate ' were presenL-
At the opening of the Scierj-, the President deliver"
ed an Address, in which a cursory naiiUtion of the
progress of tl-e Science of Medicine from the earliest
a-es was given, and the most eligible means of pro
moting its u'.iiity in lliis c'luiitry were 1 oiftted cut.
Yarpus subjects of Medical Science were-discussed '
Ai ingenious praciic.il t rea iae oi- genifai rJfopjy
was read by D-ctx .'Wlieatjn, 'ii,.yhic'i a successful
ine hjdol tiva'.inj; tbat lormidble disease was illus
trated by relations of particular cases.
Xhe bociiiiy. re8iavtAfl.attemjurEJojajyje a col.
'ikrn'of such of the md&eiuHit i:rodtietions of ihe
United State!, a-, may be fuund to have medical.rp-J
peruckf-a JJeraber-'ot llUt iaciety .is appjio:ed to sti- 1
penniena ir.oir cuiura.iou ana presdAC inenaur
Botanic O.itlen, which tfef are tai-ing .meS Ures to
establi.h at the place of their annual roeti.r)gs' ( ,
It consequence of Hie invitation given by the S.ici
ety at their last' annual rdceiitig, and'the encou'ragV'
'nient "ofTeredseveral medicinal articles bavr bernr
rukivated in different places in the srate-wiihadvan
tage, but not in s'tach CjUarisities as. to,cmir.le.ay. per
son ;o a premiurn. ..The partial success of these trials
have induced the Society to continue the offer of the
premiums f r the following 5 ear. ' " ' .
A Committee- of threet Membetr is appointed to de
vise' and reportlotlte next Convention of the Society,
a plan for the establishment of a Library , vfi the col
'ltctionof a MuseuTtof Anatomical preiarationS, and
Such other" Curioakies of Kature and Art as may be
deemed worthy, of preservntie' by thai ' Pliysiciau; 01 r
aturaitst. . - - ... .. . r7 '
v Four Members are appointed to present tessellati
ons to ihe next annual mreting. ,1; '
1 The best mode of precepting aJid' CufihgTnfarltiii ,
Disasesit given at a priw; subject for the ensuing
.ear. ' . . :. - t
''the OJTcers elected far the year 1802, are Doctors
John C Osbom,' President ; Thomas Mitchell and'
Richard Fender, Vice-Presidents; Jamea Webb and,
John Claiborn, Censors Calvin Jones, Corresjioml
ing-Secretary ; Siarling Vbeat.m, Record!. g-Secrt-taiy
; and Cargil MaSsenburg, Treasurer.
i5Th! advancement of this laudable institution if
air object In which the wi Aes of all classes of s ftiwy'
may be vnitH,- and1 we have plenir jfJcongratuBN
ipg the puJlic on the flattering prospect which wisdisi
cover cf its increasing; re pectabihty rbie.e u no
science in the perfection l which men artf mote, fcw
terested .than in that of Medicine. The imp Raiice pf
an art in which the preserx-ation of health, and Kle 'de-.
pends, is acknowledged 'and felt by all .mankind-for
, all art exposed to diseasea and deetii, arid'uvery ixer
tipn to rel eve the f.nner hi posione the
senes well-if syrriet'. - - '.'" .
. We also believe that this society may be useful to
ihe puhlie in a more extensive view than the impreve.
ment of the ' h.aling art alone 1 our iiril and citma e
are no doubt adapted to the produetis n of msiriy
dieinaV article which are now impotied'f:oma"jreigft
cotmrrresata great ne-lf mese ean be iumished,
itf our oprn soil and .tite Ubour of our own Oftac
ouS stste will find as abundant sourcs (rem rbicb its
waalib may be increased at well as its obligations to
ptieplstcin HoJku& : T&e fiataviap Di-
roaory have come to an open rupture with
the two branch of the Legiflative Body
JkS have V directed the atreat of he police
Mftclofetbe halls 0 the Affemhly. and the
other xjepartmeata of toe two hranchesnd
toprefnt the members of the AflemWr in
jtM interval from Aflembling at thia place
?yi velfewer,-and : like wife that the" Agent
"ffcytfi&klh ifDecelTaiy, be rcadv with an
Inied Jorce.'"Thcy"fuTthet calPoiiclhd
--rcucnn m inct wo orancues to give ine
ceffary; order to the Commander cf 'the
'G aitdt to plaee hitnielf tinker the direction
'pf the Commander of the Heideaee-ihtt thit
hi done to prevrot the fhedding of1 innocent
-Wood bi a nfeltfs Kiiftance.'" This " tc
"VOloribn" lias been effeftedhy three direc-
ttra againft the opinion and confent of the
eOter two, and apainft the decided voice of
tfce tvt branchet of the Lejtpature
ilfl Artieiica, or ia England, this would
w.caiitEU wjiirpaiiim, vui sa il luiu jyirity
asps) after the example of two memorable re
rolo tions in France, wc mifl not, we wil
t call it I mofl atrocious and tyranmcaljlretch
ot power in me icctn 01 political juuicc ec
Qonuititauo'nai rignt. . spectator.
,Z ThV following are ftitef te he The acqui
Vttoniof cacb power by the war and by the
DX I tit. WAR,
Great Britain oiiW rCeylon, the Cape
All the Dutch and French pofftCioiis tri.thi
aft;except Batavia and the Mauritius
jMartiniquc, St.- Lucia, St.' Pierre nd Mi
lojielon,- Surinam, Demarara, Curracoa,
MiDOica, Malta, and EsYPt.
Belgium, and ifie Linitii of the
Rhine, Savoy, Piedmont, the Milanefe,
the Genoefe, Tufcany, the ;omtriand of
all Italy, aclnfe alliance with Spain,' the
fnl.jugation of Portugal, the Spani(n?part
of at. D6m neo, the eltablimmnt ot Ke
pHihlics dependent ppon her, the Helvetic,
atavian, r Cifainine.' and . . LiflUtian: and
the ereftion of a new monatchv dependant
9p0B her, called the kingdom of Etruria.
.J 1 may feem to fome, that we had a right
to demand the retention "of rnoft cf our ccn
quells, when wc conCder the immenfe ac
(jpifition of territory and influence, obtained
qif'ance. Wbat is the' fact,, and what
ddwe feaio BY THE PEACE i"
Creat Britain $aint Ceylon, Ttinicada,
and the Cape 11 to be 4 free port. ,
ffrmiee js Belgium,-andrjelirntts of
l lit svuinc, oavoy, mc curniuauu ui ataiy,
Spanilii part of St. Domingo, an hereon
quetts made from her in the JCan ana tne
Weft,1 PondicherrV. Raiaport, Sec. Mar.
iiniqne, St. LucTs, TobHgo, St. I'ictre &
Miautlon, the enablifhes and pteierves tier
influence over the Helvetic, Batavian, Cif
alpine, and LrVurian Republics, (ha obtains
the acknowledgement .oft he new JC ing of
Etttiria, the piocuica..the cfluon ot the
Dutch pffeffions in the eafl, eicr pt Cey
Ion, Minorca, SuriinaiH, .Ikmarira, and
Curracoa.
It-ha been fo tepeatedly nnrl cofidentty
aflerteslthat the' Spanifli poircifions on the
Miffiflippi are ceded to France, that we are
coitimclled to attach fome credit to there
port. Should the information prove,correft,
it is proper to confidtr- what effeds will
follow. It is certain that the refllefdifno
ilition ofthe Frcrrch, will reutlcr them lefs
peirc'r'sble" hcighboora than the fipaciarda.
bhouid trie rrencn government iena 10 mat
countt y " a great pusnber of men who have
been engaged in their armies, their military
chahfter w ill " r ender the tit fot roidablc in
cafe of any difpute. refpeCtipg territorjT or
trade. In cafe of a war, or e vein in peace,
thev micht propoxate principles amocg tfic
blacks, which would endanger the fafety of
their mailers. " ' - V ' ;
' But even admitting that the French
fbouhj take poffeflioil and live quietly, their'
aftive entetprizing genioua would ultimate
ly Viiff a formidable rival commerce. ' It is
well known that the lands along the MflSGip-
Si prcducV, in graft- abondance, moft pi the
aple exports of the nothern States ; and
from the vicinity of the mouth of .that
ver to the Leward -iflands, the Inhabitants
wHlbe able with cafe, to fupple them with
flotJTjiork, beef, lumber aod mahy other
atticleaiat a lefa pijce thatn the Nothern
State; lf the French pofltfs the mouth
ofthat river, or fotne principarjport they
'cpajP bevble tot fupply theiV poifefliona in
ihe, "W&Xb(R&VM.,b&.
Itiorlolf the I fame atticlea from the. United
State, 1 ' . - -l j .; '"
It U by no . means probable -Aat the
French fcanbe united under the fame go-1
Verrimeh'f; with the United States, dr with
"the people of "the country above, the Ohio.
In cafe of a rupture then between the Uni
ted States and tle French fettlements, the
latter muft be conqueted or they will have
-the whole commerce of that river, , in their
power they may pbllruft th??6aigation
of Seize the Ihrppiagit if of immence con.
feqncnee to : the United Stafea, that fach
fettlemeatsfhcul4e pieven ted. Supported
by Funce, the people mighc be ettremeljr '
troublefosn aad vcb formidable.: The na
vigation of that VaQ river, mufte'free,
or endlefsf vwar4-vHtl-Ttifttw
very intereftlng that the whole of the terri
tory oa that river and its tributary ft reams,
fhould be under a single government,.
A. rcpert . ii current ia (London city,) '
that Buonaparte, has caufed it to.be made
knowa to- the Lord Mayor, that he pro
pofca to dine with the Lord Mayor cTeA of
JLondoa,; pn the 91 h oNov. . ', ,
FrmAexahdi frwe IearnTthar Ih e rf
port of Spaia having declared wer againft
the Unittd States, is witfeout foundation.
- . ' j:' t. "
" Cliar!ettrt December
Captian Smith from Gibraftar, informs,
that captain Dale; being with the Frigate
Prefidcnt in AlgeGras Road, fent a boat
with a lieutenant. and clevctvtnen to Gibral-.
tar, ta olTcr loch American tcflels as sveie
ihert a convoy up the Strairf t ter" re
turn ths 'boat was uofet. and evttT foul
pvriihed. 'Commodate "iDafeTrcqueRed
capt. Soiith tcj make thia unfortunate event
. known. . : ;;f. ;i .'. , - ; . . , '
CHATHAM COUNT"; " '. "
THE Trustees are hatt y 4.1 having it k theirpowef
to Intortn the Public, taa' iha Academy will be "
opened .on ihe &tt day of January kextj, rude.-the
mj:eiinU!ndnce ef '14 tv Dyuid Caidwll, ton of tne
Rev. Dr. Caldwctof Gnilford county,' as Teac er of
theUtm and ?,ek fangMaife.j, at4 the uaetul and
omanlen al branches jf learning a siltd by Mr. Geri.
"man Gutin ie, iai mar Teacher at ibe Academy, ' 1 (he
English Grammar, Reading, Wrirhia and Cyphering.
The Trasteaj, feel asstsredj t ra ihe known Abilities
of the- Teac'iers, a id the strict attention that will be
paid to rne MoraTr of the Stude'nis, that jcerai satis
faciion will be given. ' : : A : :. r . ,
, The healthy situation of Pittsb toogb, toyet'-er wiifc
the Cheapness of Board, being generally to be had for
Biys, at Fifty Two Dollars pei Anhom, must give it
a decided preference to- most other Jns;ktions of the
kind.-. '. '" . . - v... ,
. PRICES er TUITIOil.
The Latirt. and Greek Langnages, and Sciencesv U
Djliavs .' er Anus, Bgllih Grarrmar witjfUeading
and WiS injf, &c. 13 Dollar.-. Rreadtng, Writing anl
Cyphering, 8 Delia s'. - ' " .. -"'J'lt1rft1TrlSte'vt..'
JAMES BAKER, Secretary,'
December 9. ; ,t 97 g
Robbery oJ'tkTAtaik
THE Miil fit)m.Charieston to this place, wis R.
bed on Wednesday evening, the 2d instant. In
which Mail was letter frftrri Mi-: vVlinm Hf;iiU,n
a-Ch .te wiojh Subscreri, inclosing the foHow
ing Ban liotes,, via. NoT3u75 ViuW Sta "hi Foil'.
Wote, psyabte. A. N. Larriere, tea day s at er date,
edited th Uecember, 1800, 300 dollars. K6. 3Q75
United S ate Mmk Note, payable to A. Cilchftts, da
ted4th Sep ember, 1801, lOffdoItars." . .
BMhrNo'teVemfcrsed; thus : - " Puy to tlie Order of
D. Mac Millan . Go. , i. Wm. Melligao.": .
It i !'c-ahieiily requeisted. that should the aboVe Notes
be oflVd' to he paiied,; they may be sto ed', as
well as tbe person who ba them id possessionso tfaat
diicovery may be made of jhe thief. .
DON A l.DSON S, , MAC MILLAN & Co. '
Fayetteville, Decemifer 11, 1801. 97 3 .
Lands 62 Negroes for Sale.
BY virtue ef a Deed ot Trust executed by John
Peace, sen.'a:id I'-aasKittrell,' AG anville coun
ty, to secure and satwly a debt due to Thomas Dnr
and Cj. will be" sold at the Court House in the county
aliwoaid, on Fiiday Sc Saturday, the 8th & 9th of Jan.
arynexr, aTract of Land, lying en f abbs Creek iri
the saidcufttT, eonuining 900 tcreseiiiir ihm land
wjer.,'Pn. jbcaid Juhnieace. nowll) vet. AJ .o one
"trier 1 ract ot .Land lying on Gibbi Creek, same coun
ty,: containing 416 acres, being the land wnercon the
said . Isaac XUtrell now livesi and 1 twpl Nrr,
Slaves, coaiisiing.of Men, Womeo and aiildrcn.
- '. , AtEX.fiALCONER, Trustee.
- DecemW !?.' ''';'i''M57 5.' t
10 be rented for one year,- commenc.
iott on the firft day of fanuanr nexr.
that part of the Plantation adjaioing the Qi
ty of Raleigh whereon the late col. J Lane
lived, which lieth on ..the foutb fide of the
road leading from faid City to Hillfbo
rough i intfuding the Orchard, Dwelling
and out Houfei j alfqi a fmall Field upon
ihe Rocke Branch, well' adapted to the
growth or lodiah. Cotn or Cotton. For
ternta apply to:: ' B. WILLIAMS.
Raleigh,-December 2, i8at'-' '
. SHERIFF'S SALE.
ILL be fold at the Conrt Houfe of
lS tokS-Countr on Sat urdar -t he
1 jth of February nexf, too acre ot Land
(or fo much as will : pay the faxes or th
years 1798, 1709, and 1800) formrly the
the property or Peter Myera, and adjoining'
the Lands of Mr.' liaghleit, on the watera .
of Little Yadkin. - - . " ?
x ''-t MAC NELSON, Sheriff.
. N O T I C, .
HpHE fubrcriber having" ijoatified at Sep.
, X tember a Exectitrix to the
eftate of the late.Major John Paine, refuel
all thofe having demands agaiaft faid etlatc
to bring hm forward properly, attefteda
and thofe indebted, to make immediate
Payment, ai fiidulgebce cannot be granted.
SUSANNA; PA I N E, Executrix,
crfon County,' Dec, t' i8pi.
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