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' Fr:m the Cwnefticut Ciurant.
No.;V. ' ""
tktphplf)he;lJniUd States. 4
i THE fccon(i.,p(bpu5tioii which 1 am to eftabliSi is
yiOBPrjyf, the conjlllu-:
have tuccve'dcd in proving thai Mr. jclferfon, and his
paity, wijh to deitroy the coriftitution j I prefume lib,
thing more i. neccflary'to fupport the prefcnt point,
than to mew, that ia cafe of his ele&ida to the Preii-
dency, he wiU poffes the means of dellroyiggthe coa
ititutiou. Aiter" fome preliminary qbfe'rvationsX
ihall bring into view fonas ot the means which he will
poffcf. Whether they will ' probably prove effectual
for the purpofe, or not. ig for you to deterniine.
laoidr 10 iilcnce the voices, andally.thc fearg, , of
the FcJeralilts, relative to the election of Mr. Jeffer
fon, immediately upon the appearauce pf fucctfs daw
ning upon them this fcafon, the democrats began to
iiy, ; 'that if Mr. Jelferfoir mould be elcded the go
vernment would not be luhverted but, that he would .
purfue the fame general lyttcm which his predeoefibrs
had followed. That is, the, democrats, for many
years pafc, have filled the newfpapers with falfchood
and calumny, ag'ainft eye7y'!F3crarmaorand;Fctferil
meaiuie ; denounced one after another, all the friends"
of the admiaiitration, as traitors,; monarchies, j'rifto-.
RrTt (h atrtinta&c. &c. merely to Five Wfr
"' ..fav.:' ' ' aAa. jr3 l ..." ;TvA-f'f" .v.';.." I
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crat.
Tefferfon and his party, opportunity to do exaclly
what General Wa&ington, and the Federal party have
done before. Strange and abfurd ''as declarations of
this fort are, they are perpetually made by ihe Jaco-.
bins, In order to pacify the mindu of thofe, who feci
alarmed for the fafcty of the CQnftitution, and the ex
-iltc'ffce of-the nation. But, cart any man of common,
fcafe, believe fuch an affection can it be credited for
a moment, that Mr. Jcfferfon, when he affumes the
reins of government, will admire the fuiidiag fyft?m,
the fyftem of neutrality, the navy, the annulling of
the French treaty, ' kc.'i If he ia capable of. fuch by-
-poetifypfuchbaferdiffiriiu
rot every , honeft mind at once declare, that fuch a
rihlteaf being- cntruffed -withic.xxccutio.ajot4
the government, iideftitute of common integrity, and
or aAAitoniDdation : and pretend that Mr. liiterloA's
moderation will accomplilli this dcfirable end. Thus
"goes on the idea that there is fotnething Wrong on
hoth files which sought tq be given uff.-.., Let me en
quire,' xf any mart . ever knew an inltance, in which the
Jacobin party ever gave (ip a hair's breadth of -their
ground iT I venture to afferf, riofuchinaaTfeirverhiap-;
Ticned.' - The faft already nlentioned, vu4 that they
have forever, opppfed, and never propofed, mcafuies, is a
prdo of my affertion. t Bcfidxs, if the . Federalifts are
(o give up, is it not giving up right meafurcs, , to ob
tain wrong. What is to gained I The Democrats
have done nothing but oppofe. We can then gain no
thing but oppofition. The truth is, the idea of ac
commodation with .them, is to make a bargain all on
one fide. We triift Federalifm is j u ft , that it s mea -fures
are right ; the Government has hitherto flood
upon them, and the country flouriftes under their in
fluence. Mixing with . Jicobinifm, is like fcattet ing
poifon into th aliments of life. The whole mafe be
comes impute, and if fwallowed, proves the certain
caufe of deftruclion and death.
The main fubjeft of the propoft.ion will be purfucd
in my next . ' , v ' zL E ' Q.H .
' : r N O T I C E .
-fTHHE Officers of the late tjih Evxlfral Regiment
X. of Infantry,, are hereby ifonr.cd, that 1 am
prepared to pay them their arrears' f pay, &c and"
that I fball attend at Raleigb for that purp'oA, giyiug:
nccefitry time to tfftd the fanie... The Commanders of
Cornpanies are '"''particularly inilruiked to attend pcr
fonatty. 3 " 1 - GvW A I,KER," PflyVr, ::::
. Cih Moment cf 'Infantry.
NORTH. CAROLINA.
r .J.. zujisi-k r 'OtricKj, ' AuctiiT . 1 800.
THE Sheriffs and other . Revenue Officers of tne
(late aforcfaid, ate hereby, reminded, that, by
rl a r h ey are bo u n d i o f. 1 i 1 c and dole, their 1 v fp tb'
accounts on or before the fii-il day of 05lober aimu
lltylriy hoped -thtre-VoeXntyiur-callicgrJLhe.
I eOential and indiiocnf ble rart
vrrirrhv nf nothinff but obloquy and contempt ? -J" ,,
My countrymen the.peop.e who make thie decara- tbofc who lc& t0 apncar aPd 'pay up in dje lime,
flnns. .o not believe them; Ihcy know they are uu- . thmuva 1 KTami- fnr thr ro(V-OHe-
, ... - if 1 J-,J Ui uai,ii'V.unii'vo a
true, and calcuuttmem omy uttu.t. . 7 .7 ces Hilllborough iiuper.or Court commences on ttie
believe them tbey: Woiwi.h one votcei' dcDO-Jtice Mr. . 6ch" day 0f October ne:u, at. which time "and "place
JefFerfon, and hunt his charader into the fame wilds of ments ;i2; bc had aglk ialf who. faif;to balance
their accounts for the prtknt year rteably to law.'
': , 0CI'ET BOOK-LOST. . "
T '. OST on (the l oth inft. a Pocket-Book contaia
JLj Tng. futidry paperjviz. aotfelon Thomas Price
for fifty-Gx pounds "it a Receipt (lUrf HamV
or thirty nounds ""and upwards j an Account' againd f v
Abner Travick for four pounds 'jjt, and iaay "..othejf-'
TJapers that l-caniiot-rtret fojwafJIprr
ail perions trom trading for faid papers. V
jlu'juit ic.
ILL be fold, on the 26th day of September
next, at the Court Houfe in Brunfwick couii
ty, the following Lands, for the payment of Taxes dae
Uvercon viz. .,,(. ;. '. ; . .m;. .
S.p.acies including feventeen different trafts, fi-
tuatc on Town Crctk, Mill Citck, Rogcrs'a Creek
and Sturgeon. Creek, belonging to the clhtc or wi
dow of the late Honorable James liafcll.
3610 acrta, in.eight different trails, feven or thera
fi tuatc on Town Cretk and iirQrcck,incuciognd.
adjoining Bell Grange Plantation, and one of "300
acres olr'thc North 5 of TownJCreek, pn the North,
Welt RoaiU.llipr6peity of Mr. Walked ; t r ;
18,760. acresr fituate and adjoininff r the Green
S amp, ,4J.i thuaft fide, near or including the head
of.Livrr.gAon Crctk, . fuppofed tc lie the property of
David -Rofs. - i $ $ .. '
.toacresrmorc q lefs fituatV on Dutchman's Creek
taken up by William Goodman. 4 '
400 acres, more or lefs, fituate jon Cape Fear river,'
fuppofed to be taken up by Jofeph Sherbum.
41,000 acres or. part liitrioty taken up by JUaviii
Allifon, adjoining the waters of " Lock wood's folly '
River, Mill CTeekj Or;o:i Creek, WLTteSprings and
Elizabeth River.
; 1400 acres fituate on Town Cieck, and the waters
thereof, the property of John Hogg.
400 acres fit uave. on lowu Creek, the property of
Colonel Owens. The above Land to be fold to pay
the taxes cue thereon,, ipr the year 1759.
N BriM r, e he itcxcrLEdrwcrr ciitered ia let
taxation acfording- to Lew.
B'unfzuick rtuntv. Au?v-il '2 18 00.'
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.-..i.fJmv where thev have endeavoured todellroy t!
of honeft and-virtuous men
puifue Federal meafures, where is the reward of hia
pStuiniTwhofc apeiteste-now prepafing for the
fc3ft of office ? AYe" Mr. Madilon, Mr. Gallatin, Mr.-Bmrt-
Mr...Gite, Mr.: Mcnror. Baldwin,-. Mr.
'L'iwingilon, "6cC. KC, ' to tcip uauccui roi n it.ci. la
bors ? Thcfc gentlemen are not very gieatly diftiuguifh
cJ for their dilinterellednefs ; wdjpt oj them, at kad,
are not accuflomed toobjeft .againSt pecuniary aid,
whenever it. offers. Wiil they b? contented with mere
ly feeing Mr. ."Jcffeifon at the. head of governmiut,
and hearing him commend "all thofc meafures, which
have been the fubject of their clamor, and thc-.obji--li
of their katred, while they jtaud cjuittly by, wuhout
office, without emolument, without pjftr I This may
happen ; and when it docs, however miraculous it
Ihail fcem, inull ilill be acknowledged to exit!:. -At
prei'erit, it is but offthe reach ot my credulity..
Another artifice which' the Democrats are now play-
- ing off, to.effcft the fame purpofrf, is this The coun
try, theyTfay, is divided into parlies thofe. pai ties are
violent, the country fuffers by reafon of thi violence.
Mr... ' JefFerfon' .is" a moderate muti, if he is-Prcfideut he
Av often and unite the parties. an'dvevery thing will
go on peaceably and cleverly. Wheu democrats deal in
mratprop'.Jtiwr.s theV ouguttp oe lwionRiy uiuiuiccu.
ALL Lan'ds entered ia the. year 1798, which
(hall not be paid for on or before the tenth day of Oc--tober
n?!;t, will snuliiE- diy ajainiK.'COi-' vacant and
fuch"c:itrie Ic deemed lapfed.- All "Lands entered in
injij, mult b: paid for in I Sob', or the entries will
be loft. . J- H-
fit The Printers in North-Carolina will pleafe givs
this 1.0'tice a plate in their papeisduiing ue month oi
September next.
- - COLLECTOlc's-OFFiCE,
: ::,.-....' "1 I'aie County, Jugujl 15.
I Shailttcrid at Sai'der's Oid Sioie in RaUigh, ori
the fecond and" third dayb of Ktxt Septeiiiber
Court, in order to receive Entries of Carriages, &c.
: HEN RY JONES, Cclldlo)-of Rcvutue
NORTH CAROLINA.
- Comp.tr6h.er.'"s OryiCE, Augcfl 10, l8co.
THE CIe:ks of the fevcial Superior and County
Courts withiu the itate aforcfaid,. and the. Mailers
in Chancery, who liuve -hitherto .failed to forward to
this Office, their Returns' or Accou .its. cf Tax ..Feef,
that expreffes Will b difpatched after ait iuch as flu'Il
be found wanting on the tirit day of Oilober .atxt, a-
gteeably to law, in wh'ch cafe the ClcrJ; will bear in
l the expenceot tbe exprej.es mult be defray .
:ra. JOHN CRAEN, .
mind, tha
cd by tliera
STATE 0 r N O RTH .C A ROL 1
Hillssorough District.
' In Equity, April Term,
,INA
1 80O.
"5T '
l'.if. bv .advauciiiir- kbftrac't truths, they mean to rb-
tairKCoiiCenions, wl.ich. in detail they will itiirn again ft
their opponents. K6 hone ft man exills who does not
deprecate the party fpirit which. reis;nb in our; nation.
The evils of it aie'fevevely fek 5 and, the. c is a , ftfong
jeafon to fear that our government will fall a facrjfi.ee
to it'. So far we can .agree With them j' the point of
difference will be, in feeking;for the remedy. , : .
' The Aiitifedei-ah'fts from the time luc. eilabhfh
lifhmeBt .of the G6vernment, 'to the ptefent moment,
have, held the fame language. But, in ..lamenting the
evils, of party fpiriti" whom do ' they;accufe ? Their
own bartV ? By no means. ' df we aic to believe: theni,
the WhoJie burden lies at tne ooor ui. me
ThejFedet alula lay taxes, enact laws,build navres See.'
TlInfltreTrhFvderaliftHia
majority ; the majority always e tract laws .in a rep'-e-
fentative government ;( and. the tnihority, as invariably
- are r'r f-ftion. .The very term Oppofition itnpHcsftir
rr.i ' r : . A rr,.t ,'m.rf-1f K violent.
ty, I nlS IS lOiOCLluiya iiiui c auu wwwhium Y:
But the oppofition are ever (if their own affertions arc
to be- take.1 tor evidence ttie inenas 0 we
TThey raii at taxesr tojftducelthipcoplejobejieve,
if they had the management of government, there
'ftould bcUO taxes, ' Bui, is a Government to be car
ricdjoa without taxes ? Will Mr. Jeffcifpni with all
-'hi, moderation, and patriotifm, be ablef to devilc a
fchene to fupport. our . Government, and pay ottf
debts, Viihout the revenue Vli W abfurd to fuppofe U.
When ihe Democrat! promife this, Ict'every man re
rocmbcr it is a foife pretence, and obj calculated to
"' dectiyj; jth : people. .. "i-7 ; ; "A ', ; ' V r .' : . ' ';
" '.. TBeoiocrats tabV: much of, uniting v parties, artd
SHERIFFS SALES.
ILL be fold at Wke Court -Houk 111 the? uty
of Raleigh, on Tnurfday lhel lib dav of 6ej
tiinSKj; next, and ir' not -fold on that day, the iAc to
continue from day to day until all arc fold, the fol
lowing tracTii of Land, or fo Mich It hereof as will pay
the taxes due, thereon for the year . 1799, to wit : ..
320 actefaid to be the property ranmelGuthTre,
lying on the waters of Grab Tree creek.
, 142 acres lifted by Jamss Ward, fda ilu waters of
the Ledge of Rocks -creek. - - ,. ' -, -AkA
124 acres lilted by Eiias L'iu&forJ joining the lands
f which formerly belonged to Thomas Chcavei;. 4
300 acres faid to be; tne' property ofe night s heirs,
lvmLfon the wateis ot Crab f iee Crvc.k.
. 200 acres f;ii to belong to Benjamin Bradford, ly
ing on T the writers of the Beaver Dn Creek.-
1 30 acre! fai'il' to be t KiTjito'pert of Drury Piilliarh,
lying on the fcnith fide of Neufe Rucr. ' ;
-Alfo, 'the following lots in. the City of Raleigh, viz.
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9 iO, -13; 14, ie,iS,
ia, 22. 2U i&, fii, 29, 30, 31, ,35, 3", 37
William Littlejohn Sc Gecrc AllLon, Survivin?'
- ,'.." Farther"!, of Young, Miller Cz Co. -
' ' : VS. i -'-
Thomas Ciiteher and other?. ;
TN. this caufe the Couit .onlered that publication be
JL iiuide three weeks fucctffivcly jn the" Nortb-Carw-lina
Miiieiva, T hat uukls James CritcSet, Thora;s
Ciiteher and Nathaniel Rochefter tile their anfweis
within" the"' three tirlt days of next term, the bill a
agaiuft thctn hail be taken pro tanfejfo and decreed ac
cordingly. Robert bell,, cm. e.
40,' ai, :..4i, 43,.: 4:'A7rs$iSrSfr-50rbr
60, 6i, 67, 69, 70, 71, -72, 75, 76; 77, 79,;
9' 92 93 9P-9 9 lo liJ9 lll ll5
119, 1 20, 1 21, 12 2, 1 2 3 1 24,. 125 1 ;r?6, 1 28 ,
129, 131, 134 35 A ,37 J& 144, 6nev
third of Jot 145, 151, 152, 153, 158, 159, 164, 167,
168, 169, 171, .1.731 7 10, IS2, 14,
fT8c786r;T88rr' 485,-!- 190,202-203205,
20&, 2C9, 212, 210, 217, 218, 2I9, 22t, 220,
223, 232, 233, 234,. 235236, 238, 239, 240,41;
242, 243, 244, 245, . 246. 247, 248, 249, 2 CO,
251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 258, 259,; 260, 262, 263,
264, 265, 266, 269,' 27I, 273, 276. ,
. ' '' .- " r whml' u TrTcrT? ct : cr
STATE of no rth-c a rolina, 1
Hillsborough D:sTRiCT. f
In Equity, April Term, i!
- William .Litthjohu & George Aiftc.ti, .Stiiviving
. .PaTOc'fAlnT-YittflgCo-
' : ' -y--v -'-yi'it'' '; ' '': ' ' V..
'. -1 i v"T"Thbrria Critchef and otjiers. i ,
IN this caufe the CdUtt Ordered Akat publication be
naade three weeks fuccclfiyely in the North- Caro
lina .Mir.t rva, That unlefsw. James Critcher, Thomas
Critcber arid Nathaniel Ro'cheikr, file -f the iv ahfwera
I within the three filt days of next" term, the bill as
cofdingly.X V Rei:EilTJiLL,: C. M. E.
' ' ' -A, "' j 'j '. ' - '.
N tbe 20th day of September nextc at the Com t
Ho ufe in K'nflonwin be fold for the taxes due
ihercoti.' for ths veat .1 7o6i the folio winor. Town Lot?,
Lenoir : : ,:1.-".j!-:,';?v:.H- -, " -;'' . ..'
1 Nos. 5, 6,i7, 8, , 10, 11, 12, '13,, 14 "J io
1 7i 9.-20, iiy23i244i255iLi6Ll7
38." 39 4; 4' 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49V .
52, 53 54- 55 .5.. 57 5 59. v. "f ,
Wale county.
luOO.
' N. B. The takes due on the above lancje and lots to
be paid to Thomas Jo ncj, Deputy Sheriff. , y
75, And half of 76, .7. 78, 82, $ JS'4; 87, SS, 97, 1
-p 8 , 99 r 1 cor i o i' :t o 2103,-7 1 04 1 57-1 2 i , i if?
123, i?4 125, 126, 127, 1 28,- 129, 1 30, 1 31 1
M 2 , 1 . , 1 3 4 3 5 -.1 3 6V . 1 3 7 1 3 8 1 3 9 1 4
141, 142; 143, 144.
Alfo 128 acres of land, the property of Tohn Low
ry lying &n South fide "of Neufe rivei', on Jo ftua
creeL . ThTaHoVe lots -and lands has not beWgmrf'.
in for the year aforefaidi 1 . . ' -acA HAf;
. , f WILLIAM GOODMAN,:rr; ;
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