I
V. ; On? pirty i,xtjre?itt.feoC,M to all
at,, eicroschments of the Eagliflt; Here
ihfte vigilence i all alive. -Tfiey hiva g?at
facility at d'fcoveriag harm, when it cornea
fruin this quarter ,They ar.e prone ,.o
etery thing which, may gie offeac toihe,
tioa they bitterly Jute... They rejoice at
itidiibeff?, They roaurn af its triumph.
On the contrary, they are .governed by a
bits equally ijroog in favor of France,
Their .f heart are ,ouf eyeq rwhett the, ir,
icifls 'would ..difpptove.;. 4-They;eoocel
rpllwtf ,or c,ufne j; they pity our -cala.
Duties ,tney connive at .iiywea Pi
fulw ,from'yuV Solpkbaa. vengeful and
irafciolej to EngUnd,.the t fhatUyrtlvjpk
no wrorg endures much, and uafy of
entreaty tcr Fiepchmen. .,. What obvious
ind convinient iools will thofe prpw:.i any
critical ffAir i,'How eaf to eofrrct this
iMtqnl. bias, ; by , arguments iddrff?d
their i16flj pafii job, and perfonal inierelti.
We have learned Jto fet Hi ; true price on
rtpuliuM virtue Y nd national Spirit ; Tp
feme gwnng lUuliont itu; .brought not
land, i vitzetlaod, .. aod Genoa into out
fnsres, will, ,.wi;h as much, facility entrap
republics that mill bciuor at pur,n.ercy,
aod ot.' which to? members are more, an
fjiiant and ruotley."- - ,T, . . .
M.This party, always formidable in its
pint jtapd numben, nas lately, gotten tut
'maltcr. - The majority of the pcopleAatd
their prefent rulers, art pliant clay fitted ,
fvruje.,. froro tneie.wc may .exact neu
trality to ail our fihemes.; .They will, take
pains to (hut their eyes .againll future eviU.
Tiicy will be rcroatkab'y frikk fighted-to
the dangers of-a rapture with us. . Their
(truplei egain'l the violations pf treaties
and againll otTcnfive war, swill be wonder.
fu Iv itrono-.v 1 hey will, fagerly iwaWow
the plates, that we ihall piQvidefor ahem,
and thank" us : for any porton .that anni
hilates their. own fears orcnibai the in to
lull thofe of the people
. A$4 noij wiiho.utfltoog. teafon may
they deprecate 4 quarrel with' France, whom
tts new pojutonnir oaiucfiifwHt rcn;
Act . a ul'eful friend, but a i tatal eacrny
WliervJWa, becomes the topic of difccurlc,
this people wilMm't their eyes to the cala.'.
luukg of i5t-Dominejf), and iher to .tlteiuj
ovtn ptnvncts, wotre tne iroc inreKiqt;
plague exiiU in a degree cquf iy-iui midable
diu where their utmoft cairjs tcqwilite t
" picnt the lruggli"g mifchitf, fioia butH
in? iu bonds.. ... , . . ,
-J Devotpd to ihe.wotft mifejir is the
naiion .wni(o n tiwb jh, hi ooictn aiiorcign
xacej brought. py iraua,anc rapine, Imi
tbfit native,la!3 who aie jbereaved of til
the blcffiags of huwanity ; whom a erml
tivit uJe infpi.c w.nh all the vices of
fctue, apd aiT the p of Dtinans t
vh!e. urines have been lo gieal liat the
law of; ci!-jirtfevj,tin. obliges tlie fltc ti
Ccdk. to the ciuz n the-power, of Ticking
lit fl.jve free ; ivhofe, indelible ,dUlictioii
ollutni, colour and perhaps organization,
will forever pre veot. ihtnf fiom b!ei ding
with -their tyraats,T into , one, pepleij who
lull tr aq eternnl "fefertmeut., at ;ppfi,n"un,
and whofe, fwteteli hour, wpdl, b that,
which, butried them and theii lotds in a
comnto.ad itnnie?.J'urahle ruin.' -r , . v
. With -what prudence can' this nation
attack neighbor, "who can fan at plcaf'ire.
- the difconntirroMbisc inteft ine entrriy
.who can .ie union, iriefign -and arms, lo
its dfttiOCjye efforts at revenge f . Who can
raife, at ny moment, a Spanacui opL'Ou
vtrture to dAncl tht c uels, and etrpiox
the fuice .which might oibcrwifc annoy him
felf ; whbfe own fad expciience hasittfprai
td hirr) pf .the power of this weapon agaiiilt
(he public; jKrce i whom .the maxims pf
r wiH juflify itv turning -Ahii weapon
aainft hif (enrayj ;8d,whofe local fitUi
i ition enublct him to r life .this weapon with
fWoft facility .aod, diroei it vvith moil force ,
. ..Thi nation is pot ialtnfible to all tlufe
dariffrim An exm'Ie is before theii eyes
pf iervie war.. Thf k country, is full of
' exile's from the vicer of luch a warlAje.--,
'.'Tfccij traveUet'.t heir, daily ppoa fuppi j
ihem with the. p-idUire, , all. its cite urn-
. Itantial botior.rTiieyfarc fhaken by jp ,
;-. ics ,0ft- this, very account all eady, and up
onfjderatin Aould have a flronget ,ii.flu
; tnee on' thqir cy pdii.cl.tHan this, 7 -, -rr
- . " ROMjTllE :BALAKCEi. ,
. DUkNGji,e ar 6f, La . Vendee,
tne'Doke" de RcCHttvcAvtr (z(iniicmn:
edto die, a veil ashia 'latia'htcrj found jrf
lie, tefoiiic,es.pf tltfltiiffeflionate girl, the
weans .of ' copccalirtfr himfelf till a period
f dughtef,.WM fufferiflg under ,the extreme
t poverty, j Qie Jearnt, tht her father's
iieaun wasucgnqing (rr wanttoi aue nur
ilmcot, , bhe noru jfaw.no, way put to de
vateher life to fave her fathct's.. and fhe
Jnftantly made tbe.refole.w A , General of.
the republic at that very time wis pa fling
through the city in which ;was her placeof
concealment, and to him fhe wrote the fol '
low tng letter, . fJ, j.. . ,r
-,'t CiTitiM Genual
Wherever, the yoice of nature h heard,
daughter may be allowed to claim the
compaflioaof mea in behalf of. her father,
Condemned to death, at the. fam jme with
him who. gave me being, I have fuccefsfuljy
preferved htm from the fword jtt the cietu-
tiooer, and have prcfervtd , my ftit to .watch
over his fafety, -Put iu facing bis ..life, I
have; not been able to furoiih all ihatu,ne
eeflary to fuppqrt himc- My. unhappy, .
thevwhttfs; entire property, isj" .coufifcated,;
fuffers a( this moment the want of almoft
evtiy . thingr. Without clothes, without
bread,' without a frieni jo faye him from"
priifhiog of. want he nas notf even the re-
iource of tlte beggar , which ftill f urnilhes a
little' hope, that of ben j ab!e to appeal ta
hecVmpflffi;nte, "d 10 p-tfot hit white
hairs to th ft thaL tight'le inovd to"gie
him aid: my lather it, he, itpot fpeedily
fuccoured will die in h i? p'e, 4 1 price I ,
nient, and thus, nficr ft a'ching liim fvm a
violent denh) I (hill hvc 10 fullain the
.mournful rcfkSion of having betiaycd him
toonc tnoie litigenng aotI,piuful:hat of
dying of ct'ld and hunger,' ; . ;
.J Br the julgt, Cttitm G nersl, o,the
extent of my mi&fon tnte,and own that it
is worthy of pity, ; One ,re f.-mfe is only
left to me. - It is to raft my felf upon your;
generuury..' :1 offer you my head t ur.dtri
take to-go, and to, go.wiliingly, to'tht leaf.:
fold, but. give immediate facconr ia ; n.y
dying father Below Xgivr yi.ur-i.be name
of my place fconeea' went 1 4lTe I will
expect death with pic n fine, if. 1 aiay pror
mfe myfelf that, you will be u uched with
tiy prayeTsTndTwilfrelTtve my old and
deftitute parent.' . fX'f' v
i Tbe fold ier had 00 foonrriesd this letter
thsn.'lif vbiiAeiKd.to the a(ylom of Madam
de- RochefoHcauIt,. aod no on y rcheved
her i at her, but fecretly p'Otefled botbr-and
the lad feflion of .Use Legiflature,tanacldreft
,t Gev. ' Williams acknowledging his fenric
es, had been moved in the Senate, and that
James Turner efq ( now governor) was the
member who oppoled it; It become s'a quef
don. now what Cervices Governor Toruer has
rendered the date as yet, for his la ay of fix -teen
hundred a year ? - Will the People of
Aflie & Pafquotank JbeT benefitted if the Go ,
verrior has the fafteft hotfe iq tbVR'e'8h'
and. the bel Game Cock lf ' Let the Demo
crats proclaim this-an. ilhuturcd fabrication,
!et it (hall, not fwerve the Editor torn pub,.
. ilhing the truth, however difagteeable it may
he to lome. We know this much',' that- if. a
FederaKft whofe'duty it was to lee the laws
carried lo to effeil. "inould be the 'fir ft ton
'rfyePthQfe laws' we fliould dot have heard
the lift of It foon. V,
POSTSCRIPT. .
j , ' I Fit, atcSt Cfiifervalor. v i
iue roitowiog.intercittp lotemgwce was. '.
I headed to'the Editor of the Conferva tor,
: f this afternoonv he deems it hi duty' wlv
give it immediate publicity. "' ' , - r
:t ';:l.:tftfetetja.:.$,. 103. - , ',
9
aftethe-O'h'tThoraittpriprocured. -thr,
re flora tin of M .-de Rochifoccault's
property by a revifios cf their fwiteoce. -
Raleigh)
TUESDAY, FLBRUAP.T ,S2, Adf2.
-arrived mre favotuableto thrtt jullice which
1 e'tiicccisfully . chimed.. i H?'a d,aogh'ter
U.t care was to place him under the friof
1
mrprote4lionu of an 'lafttlan, who had for
; nverjfhren a pemt flic in the; Dnke?a'fei vice,
after . fiich Ihe pu-curcd atTtfylum for hef
fyf. Thty were thus both fecure from th
invmcdiare-povi'frJ of their ftfecutors I
' tut as the Duke's property was eonfifcaied,
aud as compriliao is apt'to grc w weat'y
hi good offices, the means of their bart
iuuimcnce were icon wora out. ; vviux tnc
. ThiDay 4s the Anniverfary of the JB'rth
of .General. Gcoro e Walhiogton - We hope
it will be obftrved as a Dy of ;Te.ft,ivity. by
every, Ametican If the Day whuh enrolNd
us in thelift..)f Nations, is menor4''t'--tbe.
Daytwhich gave us Htm wlvf,Arm achiv ..
ed that Event, iarquall) jmernorable-.. , .
; On,Tuefdaj' and Wednefd.iy laA,7 a greate'r
oantity of Snow than ,bas been uoeffed
n this tort of the Pate for a number of years,
ft wasfijppQfed to.be at lea ft.: ginches deep;
The oldcji iohabitant iemembers to have ften
two, deeper fnow y t '.,N ;! v ! 'Alli.
"i- The, tlree V Us due this week,
and the Wefterr iweek,,' . arrived
juft hen tbis pap. Jrjcf., ,51
t GavVror'bfrtli-CaroIin
Duting the': adminiflration of that oflice
by' Genera'; Davie, thp Lfifl'ture psfled a
law conipel ing the teCdence of the Gover.
nor for fix months in evey yar at the feat of
government. 1 This, law. Governor Davie
flrifliy complied with, and wfonevr he as
about to be abfenton j'yifilto, his family
during - the ; other m'oaths of the year, he
caufed it to be niade public ift t,he, Newljia
per,. n order that the citizen havino biiftnefs
with the executive migl t kaow.Where to find
Hill . VW'VMfc . . i Vv
citizen of this place, from which he never
was abfent but a rew days in each yearj the.
copfequence was that in no iprtance was there
att application on buuneis wrijcn requnea ex
ecutiye interference" where the sppltcant 'was
delayed! - Tlie Legifla ure' at their taftffi'
on,, fenflble of the, utility' andV'y (
8 pcrpianent refidence from tthat( whicb,w.is,
evidenced by the previous' ?dm1o)ftratiprH
that they an acl making it tpre .'d'tyof.
the Qoyernor to refide conflantly at, the feat
of ,the goverpw
'will oiT.the People ljppac1ed( by their fceprev
fenttives, Uie prcfent Goverpor has not been
at h,is Aat'on more than live or fix'days'fjnce
I the 1 8h or. 20lh of December Ml .'.In vatn
may ; the citizen,, who perjhapl has travelled
i5oril5S,onbutiP txejCiItiyeV'at-.-.'teft.raRwtejryiewhe'.Ja',
torbe,.uiforDied;
'that the Governor is gppcQ tlie. Ancjent
Dominion tn-fearch; of , a Race. JIoi fe" and
probably a Game Cock,' and jh, if hewill
wait a few weeks, he ihay likely, fee hin-'
W hope for, the honor & dignity, of .the 4th
ftate in the union, this fTory may npt'go be.'
yond its limits and.this publication (pf jt to
--rhe Peonle" of r North Carolina would not
' have been nude',, bad juftice fanAione'd our
hlence." lrwiii De recouectca too mat at
Cimntuiiicdtiim,--tn Extt a8- ,.".,.
Character ot a Republican. ; 4
A clobmy , fattrrnine, faTiouinary prln
cipl'e aoitates the .Bread of 1 Kepuhlicso.-
Oiisfavage eye-rdarts malignant T i!a(hes ,of
deilruction at .the appendages of ditlinctton,
aadhe is at rternal yriance.wiih. regu'ar
government, however it may be tempered by
mm .: . . " a 1- 1 v w n
a iccetiary .controui or tee people. . nis
reiticfs foul is in contirual broils1 with itfelH
'while'.ithe' fhadow: of eCergetic '.government
exxfts In a country where he refides, and be
is fure to fe k all opportunities to dimtnifh
the powers of the h'tate, "and to cavil at the
admirjilhation of the public concerns.'. The
bjeel which aAuates hit mind is the love of
dominion and he is -a greater, tyrant in his
heart, 'tiut "this mod . abfolute "monarch n
earth. His lamours foe the freedom of his
country are excited by the motives ambition
and bts'on'y wifh is to obtain the powers of
controui aver the generality of his cotempo
raries. ' f He cannot, bear the molt dLflantidea
of reftralnt, and the regular fubordintion of
good government, is hateful to the arrogance
of his feelings. . " H. hit no re ilh but- for
dernocVatical .rbnjufion, vnd the profpcA of
CRabtifhing his owu conlequtnce in iociety,
upon" the general diiBpation of found poUcy,
and the uni verfj. flruggie Car pre-trainence
He hopes to acquire a princifif (hare is te
mangemenrot tlx public, concerns -srid he
is ure to ufe his power, . if he obtain any.
wttn the molt iciolent prelumption, ana all
the tokens of the moft unbounded tyranny
" MARRIED, - v
AtMr, Seawell'a in Franklin, on Wed
nefday laft, Mr. 1 ward Jones of Warren,
to Mils JJetfcy Seawell ,
feieS Dim. ' H f
VAbout ten days ago in Franklin county,
after lingtrinp under the pa'fy for 1 a months,
Doctor Thomas" Mitchell, a ' tnan who has
b' en a ufefu' 5c refpe clable inhibitint of that
courty for a'grjkat number of y eats: He was a
native of Scotland; which he left when young
BY virtue of a deed of riMff; executed to
; the" Subfcrber, by -William Fitch, to
lecute tne payment of a decc auetovation
and Ebemzer' Stott, Merchants of Potesf
burg, will be fold: at the Market houfi in the
town of Hillflsorough, On the th -day rf
April next, a iracT of Lsod lying in Orange
county, on Little Riverj adjoining the 'Land
of Daxid Ray and others', containing three
huodrkd Acres, Otiginally granted to John
Thompfon, and by-hro conveyed! 1)0 faid
iitch I there are fame ImrJrovenwnts on the
Land, which iY well calculated for the 1 uf '
ture' of GfatnA -credit of nine months
will be fiiven to the-uurchafsr, onJiis giving
fatisfaflorV feeurit fof the. payment of. the
purchale Money.- Any perlon wiihing to
view 'the Land before the day of Sate, will
anp-y to Mi. Fitch.; who refides on the Pre
rmfe " DUNi CAMERON." ;
HMJltrcugb, Feb. lo 1803. r t . ' .
. IXi lUE IRfcLMEN- - - - ----
FayettevllleV-DistricN
Friet an J Fellow CUizeni,'' - " '
FROM the 8olicitat:ons cd a Number of
the refpeAable Citizens oft his DiftricV
I have berf iridut e d to cme forward at this
late period,-and offer jOtf rny Service to'ie
prefent you the eniuin twdj years in the CoaZ
grefs of the United States.Shou'd it be your
Pitfafure1 to confer' that sj pointment op me,
ibo' poffefs the Politics- of I" ffei und well
Vegulated Republican Gavernirierit, you may
felt aflurtd- ihtt Nothing (Kail be omitted on
my Parr to advance'yctfand -the tefl 6Fmy
Fcffow Ccuhttymen as ia as my A bilities &
j iTnder the date of the 6th inft the' In.
tendaui Geutral of thefe provinces tells me.
iht ,the utixeos of the United States of A- -
mertca. can have no commerce with his ma. -
jefty's fubjeds,they only having the free
navigation of the river for the csportatioa '
of the fruits and prpduce of their eftaljlfh- i
mentf to foreign countries,' and the impor- ",
tstion of what they may want fro-n them '
as fuch I charge you fo far as refpefia yony
to be xealrjus and vigilant, with particular 4
care, that ;them i'vhabi(antafr neither pur.' ' .
chafe or fill any thitigafo the fhipping, flat
bottom'd boats, barges, or any other fm&lUf
er vtflels thaf may gQ Alongth tfver, dsf-f
tined for the American -poff-ffirtns; or pio- i
ceedingrpm themihat they hall be inforV '
medof it, foi jlL-ir due compliance of the.
fame. 4 i l-i-. .-i,, m
v.,. , (Signed)'. - it-
- ,i Carlos De GraHjpree. '
, Baton Rouae,. Dtc.-' 231802.'
- The forcgomg ii strat flation from the
original, directed to me Sy bis lordfhtp Car-;
loa De Giandpee,-colonrlofthe RoyalJ,
Armies,-, atrd Governor f Baton Rouge. '
' (Signtd) . ' ' t
''.:,t- J. O'COXN&R. "
: - ' ' -Cyndk oti Dllria. '
t Baton Rouge, Dec. 17, 180a.1
Robert Fleming & Co:
. Have jtif received a Frejh Supply of, -.
Befl ; W eil-India Hi'- Alfn . ;
f v 'Rum,' 4tb .p;toof .Sugar & Cofiee r
r French Brandy, .V-
nouana. uin n, impenaij
Madeira & Sherry
Port Wine in bot
r ' ties. . -
Molades.otc&ff.
i : With aCenettil ffortmh ot &pieer
Young Hyfon
and touchong,
so
Dry Goods, Hard. Ware, Queens Ic G!a
Ware, which tney continue to fctH L.ow
for Cafh 01 Prflduce.t ' Raleigh) Oafrf-en-T..
I remain,-Gentlereert,' vrry'refpeafuHy, '
. 1 . v v J -..Vnr nhptiinr14ntiKr. " "
;r,uSAACl;ANIER.
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STATE OF TliNNEoiEE,). -
.Mero D'ilria,-- J ''-
f B tpi'ily November Term , 1 8ra. ;
Reuben beaicy, Complainant, .
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John R, Editor, Sl.n.'i '
i , .A Defenduntt.
Stephen M nit. J r- ?
"1 TTHEREAS tlvc complainant obtairh .
VVd an oadtr'to amend his bill, bens'
tofote- filed . aj:m!t the defendants, aod -
caufed- ptctfs of Subpotna totiiTue, coma-
maudingtlxm "to aufwer-he'allegti6S fe
forth in the fai 1 a mended ' Bill .hich .wat
returned not found.' ; A nd tt appeartpg-'to'
the fatisfadion of ibefaid coutt ihatMity
are otnfdenfs vf : ihi flile; ittis there
fre or(crcd, that 'fahfs the aforefaiddefen.
alants appear at b'ur nex Const of-Ecfuityf .
to be held for the Didn'cl sforefaid, a the
court. hotfe " in Naftville,' Ow thevftcond -V,onday
in 'May," .and either plwdsanr
fweror demar, r,he fctllw ill be.takenpro
confeflb i.'.'i- "A' . ' 1 ,
- . BENNET SEA RCYC M. C. E. ;
.," . '' , , ' ' ' "'.
Land" for Sale in1 Chatham:
'AVjMaW.Haw;Rtverrweir'known:f)y ,
jHL the nam :of the Red field Ferry', 'eon.
taining 350 acres more or lefs 1 the fate 'of
which will he on the " ad day of March
nextVen a Jengthy credit, the purchafer giv-i
ingborld afd fecutity" " '" '" '
:: TKe EXECUTORS"
Fth. $t '""'ot Joseph Hiciiiay, "dec;
, A Li. thofe, indebted to thf . late jirn of !
(XJL- Hogg & Adam, are requpded to call
and make payment, fuch as flilf owe on open - ,
account, wi J clofe thena. by giving if note of
bond if immediate faymcnx is not cpr.venient. ' ,
Thofe having open accounts, whq dq pot pay A
r r rant notes .with feenrrty where it may br "K
re"qoirjrd, at r before the ecfuing court qt '
Wake county, need rot be-at,all fyrprifedjf
hy find, the debt in.fuit agajnft them immc
diately after faid comt, 4 j n -'.., A.
4. r . , .-JOHN HOGG.
Raleigh t:Ji: 15., . . ( , ...Ciw -
Wee. 'ajlSoa,
TV TAY meet.with emfoyment,' on'appuV
1V1. cation to DAID RUTH
, " : i J CAaiir.mai 'Wkeet-Untght
Raleigh Jni 11
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.Notice
rpHE' ccpirtntrlhip of JOtiN TC0YE8
' I ak'SON,' is this day diffojved by W.
tual eonfent All perlons 'baying demands
will call on John "Noye? for payment, whi.
is authofifed to' receive a'l debls duethe'x:6ri
corn. : ' J JOHN.NOYES."'
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