(Vol. 8.)
Saturday, September 14, 1703
(N 401.)
J?v THOMAS JOHNSON, DAVID STUART,
Sc D ANIEL CARIiJLL, Efquires, ( f V
CoMM 1 ssioNEils appointed by Government
to prepare the" Public Buildings, &c.Ui th
in the City of IPafhino ion J for the recepti
on of Congrefs, and for their permanent
' rcaicnce after the year 1 See . ;
" ' . A. L O' T T E R Y
70,1 TH F IMf.lO VEMF.T OF THE
Federal City-5 ' "
LIST " jrV.lZUS, viz.
1 Superb Hotel, with bitJis,0
out houics, Ci 6id to coif y
1 Calh Prize :
1 ditto " .
1 ditto : ;
1 ditto '
2 ditto 5oofc arm
" -20 ditto , 500 ; 1
ioo ditto ' 100 1
20odiito 50; . :
406 ditto o :
1,000 ditto 20 'I ; .
15,000 ditto 10 1
City of WaJhinghn, Jan. j; 1793
A NUMBER of LU TS in this City will be
Z offered for fale at au&ion, by the Commiffi
JL 'JL oners, on the jTcventeenih, day of "Septtrnber
next. One fourth part of the purchafe money is to
be paid do wn, the refijdue at three equal Annual pay
ments, with yearly, intereft on the whole pi incipal
unpaid. .V '. I I - '..V
JOHN M.GANTT, Clk. bf the ComrhVs.
Extra& of an al of, the General Affembly of Ma.
Vyland " concerningtth Territory of Columbia and
the City of Wafliingtbn.V ' .'. -' ,
BE it enafted, ;That any foreigner may by , deed
or will hereafter to bS ImaJe, take and hold lands in
kAVRfi-DE-GRACE, June 9. .
TX7Ehave jiift heard, that the town of
y Orleanshas lurrendered . -to. the' roy-
alifts, without.refiftance. fearing tlie ' fame
treatment experienced by Narits, where it
isTaid, many thoufand democrats have been
.facrinced, in hecatombs, to the manes of
the flaughtered royaliftSi The royal armv is
encreaiing daily j and many perfons, who
before had been filent ' and inactive, ircrn
fear, have now declared their fentimchts in
50,000
25,OCO
20,000
" X5,000
10,000 .
10,000
1 0,000
' 10,000.
10,000
10,000
10,006
20,006
150,000
that part of the faid territory, Avhich lies within.-thii ?a uccwieu tnr lentimcnts in
ftate, in the fame manner as if he v?as a citizen 'of iavoUr of i counter revolution and that,
this flate j and the fame lands .may be conveyed by - in th? departments of - Loire and Vilaine.
him and tranfmitted tp and be inherited by his heirs
orrelations, as if he and they were citizens of this
ftate 1 Provided that! no foreigner mall in virtue
tnereof be entitled to any further or other privilege
ot a citizen. : - I , - " J'-
t Circuit -Court i,
l June term 1791
1,737 Prizes
33,263 Blanks
' r ,
Dollars 356,000
50,006
By this feherric at leafthz amount of the
tickets will return, to the fortunate adven
turers, and yet the federal City will gain its
oajed thereby, in a magnjficent building
deiigned both for public and private conve
nience.' "': , j ! : : v !
Although fois expehce rriufl neccffarily at
tend the conducting of the lottery (which
expence will be taken from the "principal
prize) the Commiffioners having agreed to
prefent in return a lufficicnt "quantity of ex
cellent frec-iione, together, with the - belt
adapted lots for the hotel, and; for the out
houles, the value ot the lotted entire may
be fairly; rated at fimething more than par
In this important inlhnce it,Vill. be found,
on examination, to exceed all thev lotteries
that have ever been offered to the Public in
this or perhaps in any other ' country. : The
l;eys of the Hotel when compleat, will be
delivered to the fortunate pofleilbr of the tic-
A f -twin -iii-ifV irs ntiaiherl Ail the
oilier prises will be "paid, luUfnut deducfiQp,
in nvntb sfeer t!:s drawing; by the City.
Treafurer at W"a;hingto:i, k)r at. fuch Bank
cr H.inks as may b hereafter announced, fcr
;lie conveniency of the tortunateadventurers:
The drawing commenced on Monday
the 9th of September iiift. at the City of
Waihington. -" ' . .
jt frJ Tickets ct ten Dollars eacb may h shad
at tit Post-Office, in Nrjubcrrt, but ap-
plication Jhoutd be mads foon as the drawing' is
Ti'arat hand Orders (PgJI PaidJ'accompam-
cd with the minty wVl be attended to.
As the drawing of the Lottery commen
ced on Monday lad ; the "tickets : that may
be fold after this date, will either be difpo
fed of abfohttely ; ' or under condition that
they are at the time of the fale undrawn;
in which cafe, if they : were drawn before,
they will be either to the benefit or iod- of
the feller ; as the cafe may hefand the price
of the tickets refunded.
September 14.
THE fubferiber, living on, Adams's
creek, in the lower end, of Craven
County, has in his pofleflion," a chefnut,
HORSE about thirteen hands high bran
ded on the near . moulder T;N Said horfe
was taken from one Afa Simmons, who was
arrefted and has llnce been committed for
horfe flealin? j Jt is fuppofed'to belong to
fome perfon in Onflow County. .The ow
ner may have it again by proving his pro
perty and paying charges.
- JOHN WEST, Confiable.
. Ancuft 10. -
United States f Atneric& 7
horlb'-CaroUna Diflri3. .
John Simpfon, Surv. &ci
. ' - ' ' ' 9S : - ' V I ' "
in equityi
and Titus Orrden. i
jOiRDtoED That unlrfsl the faid Ti-
tus OcDtNdo-nIe his anfvverto the
Complainant's bill on or before the thirrieth
of NoTembernext tlielapd bill-be taken pro
confeflb and 1 decree majde thereon; i
; ABISJER NEALE, Clerk.
N'rlrern;AugitJt 20th. 1793 : I
rTRHfe fubferiber informs the tbwjh of
XJ. Newbern and its vicinity,, that he has
removed from the Houfe where he refided.
in Pollok-ftreet to his ihbp near Mr (Tur
ner's deflillery, where he ftill -carries on
the Taylors trade in all its branches; ;Hes
. returns thanks to the inhabitants of New
bern for favours conferred ; and hopes by
his attention tobufinefsj to merit a further
continuance of them. : . t
" His prices are as follows. I
for making a Coat. i 5 o
, ditto Jacket &JBrecches. 1 0.0.
September 7 . ;
WILLIAM TRIPPE.
there are upvvard&ttf-iodjboo men :in arms.
- A&ttrong lingl At leet,1- confiiiing of 29.
incn of war, jifteS, and' 140 tranf
port, appeared rieuslSt.; Cas, and thx; pa
triot General j ?oyron had repaired to
Breft,' which ie-ascxpeaed wpiiid be at
tacked by the'; royaHfts. .It is faid 'there
were more than 606 rrbble -Bretons, who
Were there difguifed as labourers, and who
had itindefign to co-operate with the ro'
4 lite 'in lf varl iAlutn :! : Ol T T J : T-k
""""j ituuiiviii. ,ou iiaio, juinarjr,
lamDeuej ct... -brievx, liumgnau;. and
Morlaix, are faid to be in. favour pf the ray-i
alifts. The patriotic troops are on thr
QN Saturday, the 14th of September,
inft. will be hired for one year, to
the higheft bidder, at the CoUrtHoule 'i in
Newbern, twenty- ive NEGRO SLAVES,
men, women and children, belonging to
the cftate of Oeon e P. LovickJ Bonds with
i approved fecuri ties will be required. ;
GEO. LOVICK;1 Guard,
p September 6. ' . ; - , ' (V-i
THE Lots in the vilgt "laid off at the
feat of the Uniyerflty, in Orange Coun
ty, will be ibid,: oil the premilies at puouc
vendue;' on Saturdiy. the 1 2th of October
next : Confiderable time will be allowed tor
payment, the puf chafers giving bond with .
approved fecurity. W. K. DAVIE, f
3ppn
July 22,1793.
-A. MOORE,
A. MEBANE,
e
Q
T. BLOUNT J O
Five Pounds Reward..
RAN away from the iub
fcriber about a week a -
- fro," & negro fellow, named
juonj; aoouc n ve reet
eight or nine inches high,
rather of a yellowilh com-
-oil r-f !on,l
JSM&'VzSi "rung uuuu j. ic was jui-.
meny tne .property yi itunm juuMivurj;
and has lately beerl outlawed. ' ;
' The above ' rcwafd will be paid to i any
perfon who will fecure him fo that I get
him a'Tain, or to any perfon that may; kill
him in cafe he fuflers not himfelf to be ap
prehended ' LEVI FULSHER. :
B. ' ALL per fons are : j forvarned
froni ha' bouringl or employing him and
JVlafter f vc rom carrying hisi away.
patriotic troop
march to. Sehnes Cthe canital of BrtrfdnvV
if they fhould bt beaten, Normandy,- will
declare for a King . 4
, . M. de.Girac, the aiicient BifhoD of .Rpn-
nes, commands : a regiment .of dragoons,
who have diftinguiflied 'themfelves oji differ
ent occafions r We are informed thrp nr-
more than 200, prieftsin his 'ifa&iF -riA'
body of nobility is raifed un'dj f "ta- xc!
and wearing the uniform oiFthe';cn " .Jis,.
de a Mort. . , . , ' A , , ;
. M. Baumeinoir, DuBrighb and hun-i
dreds of other nobles, have been mafTacrcd
in Nnts among whom are M. de la Bar- ;
ronet, with -hr3 Idaughter, his wife, and !
twenty-one fons. ",. j
- ! ! i
G R E N.A D A, July 4.
1 i r. JC'Miiaiurt: inn nnr nnin rn r ' r hti . .
day, and during its fittinfr came to a refolu- 1
tion to pay 67 j free coloured - emigrants,:
who arrived from Martinique on Saturday;
laftin the Government Hoop. They are to
be emnloved in the works intended tn hv
creeled ;on Sir William Youngs rocks, at
.Cajliaqua. "il; ; - ;, J '.
By his .Excellency James Seton, Efq ;j
Captain-General and Governor in Chief in
and ever, the (land of St. Vincent and its
He?endexciesy &c..&c.
. WHEREAS it hath been reprefented jo
me, not. only by the council and aflembly,
but alio by ail other dcicnptions of refpel
able inhabitants within this government.
that from the fcarcity of provillons of every
kind, ' and -he vail influx of unfortunate loy
al emigrants from Martinique, the mo'ft a
larming and dreadful confequericcrs may
juiuy pe apprenenuecJ, r; iome ipecriy mean
are not appointed to'procure the neceflary
fupplies. In order therefore to avert fo
dreadful.a calamity ns a famine, ' and the
confequent :evils, as far as in mt lies, I have,
by and with the advice of the members cf
his IVCaiefty's Council, and the (urgent in
treatiesof the members of the, afiembly,
and the inhabitants in general, ,'thcught it
neceflary to inue this my proclamaion,
hereby permitting and allowing the free im-
portaticn IntothiS; ifland, in any reflet
whatever (except vefiels under national co
lours, or belonging tperfondhefing to
them) of live: flock, bf all kind.bf provifi- .
ons, fuch as bread, , bifcuirnoYir, meal
barley, and grain of any fcrt, for the fpace-
Given under my hand and fcal at arms, at
. Kinglioxn,1 this 28th day of June, 1793
- and in the. 33d year of his 1 JN'ajefly'e
reiffo, lAhZVS SETON.