NOR T H-CA. R O L I N-Ar G,A Z E T T E
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S A T U R D A Y, Apkip f, 1796
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to 533.0
VOOD IS MONSTHOUsi DEAR
X ND fo ViSi any tWgflfe be, if telf of
- JTX lUw-itea a penny laveais a3gouu
as a penny earned". this was one of Dr.
; franklin's "raaklips, ';and if is worth riiore
tni re)f-Bf ; Franklin's 'itov -V! The
y j-'fcw . . .. . .
he . lived where wood was a plenty, othex
Vife he certainly woulttwt-have omitted to
laurize a folly which" one may obferve in al-i-iofi
everv clii's of people, and which is per
haps more abi'jrd, though little attended to,
' than any, which, fall ''.v.nder the lam of bis
:inciiAu5 peni; : Wood is mwflrws . dear lays
a very kind Uu-band to his fl-iver;ng wf:,
Willie IIS ICU VwlIU" iu -V1 .
changing from fide to fide, and xuhbiiig his
legs Jo keep them from bliiterinr---at the
fame time drawing up his upper- lip, and
ipreading bis hand to protect his tcsbut
alasJL poor wan, be doea.pat notice that the
iooris pen ;at h&back into the jtljneet, which
'lets in a current of air through the rofcui al
"moft fuiEcent to turn a wind mill ' .
- .1 ilept into a large houfe.the other day,--
as I was travelling, to w-arnony -.fingers. J it
was exceedingly cold; the good woman with ,
a towel and baize petticoat over her- fiioul-.
d?ns, was a cringing over the fire with feve-
t oi children three doors .were open ana le
' veral iquireiof -glrfs were broken from the
windows ; " I am icrry," laid Ibe, ".cur
rpain is fo cold,, but this winter, imd is
monUrtsJ dtarS I turned.my head round
th? doors Ihe underftood me
fMoll," ia.dihe, as Moll was going up in
to the open chamber to get a fieve, what
do you leave the .door -open for?' " La, mo
ther,. I am only going to get, the Gcve. and
Ihall be back in tliree minuter" Now that
u aa the. ' very mifchief, three minutes in a
windy 4ay will let .ipnre jcold into a room
th'Jt you can drive out in thirty. ' It cofts no
thing to firut the .'oor and that is "the way
: to make wood cheap, for it takes but half
the quantity, ,and then you may warm with
out reading, and cool without frcey.ing but
u here it is not made the ''order of the
day," fr every one ro (hut the door cfter
them, i)ls!lvj'ill tthays begone rfier thejirvc.
Jn thcrt, all the a'tenaion that is nettllary
is tliiy inftead ot faying flmt thcxioor when
you come back," fay, " Come back and ihut
the door." " Kitchens are dr.eadjul apt to
' be cold'. is a commo.i Jaying. No more
than any other room, I f.iy true, they ge
nerally have more doors in them mux other
joom
be left
kitthni and fee the fervants curled in Under
the mantle-piece, and a dor.en doors wide o.
pen', I fcsrtcly know which difpofitidn pre
dominates, whether to Hold at their c.irclefl.
nefs or nitt tl'e'.r iluniditv. I I'.eard an e-
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hethought it was cheaper to .yoke thern hr
didfo, and ringed theii but' itiil ther,
ja.,5jyhajL lhall I do, neighbouf.fiiW
he; .' I would advife your," hi anfwered
" to keep rbgiug and yoking them tlil you
are out of patience, andhen do what you
eught to have dpne: at. : fiirft Co and put:
up your fence." . , - :
Myijjoorfriendsjp
backs, one word of limilar advice only, for
I mujt be going. Bring in the wood, ply
-the. bellows, pile on more wood and pdiftilj.
you are out of patience, tlien d6 what you
ought to have done at firft Go and put to ..
tks itior.
- v A TRAVELLER.
w.ijiireign Inti-lligenee.
P A II 1
S, November . sp
it, is reported that general fuhe.ru' is to
be deprived of his conmuvnd ar.d ic Le fuc.
ctcded by- general Kleber
ments and entrenched camps Awhile the '
uTZTTTTTZ 1 1 . n . 1
Av e hvprf'u ''.fus e the. 1 :fiQ r Ltnr :
A fl.or t poitfripYof a letter from Me v'
.Tliionville:, which fully contradicts the
port of the removal of Pichegni from jhe.
tommand of the armies ot the Rhine and tie
Mo!'e!l-." . . - . - ;
The Louis d'or is this day at 3390 livresi
December 2. . . . . .
In . the fitting of the 23d Nov the council
providonally agreed to a loan of 3 per cnit.
r.r.d approved of the fulpenfion of thefale of
National Domain until the firll Prai-ial. .
1 he propolition, that the council be re
voked info a general committe, .brought cn
very violent ohjecYions and debates. Kow
long is this general committee to laft ? ex
claimed Geniilieaux.) -The public expects
w iththe'r.tmolt anxiety a refolution, on which
depends the welfare of us all". Violent
murmurs forced him to leave the triburie,.and
his motion not being feconded; fell tp tlie
ground. ' .. '
S Gironeft propofed the immediate fale of .
all the furniture, merchandize, and othcy ef
fects belonging to tlie nation, and not necef
fary for the-public fervicc. Adjourned for
future confide ration.
The council came to a refolution, that a
committee, co.npolt d of live members, lhall
be appointed, a!:d to niakc a rej'crt on the
funis which ac micro the natiijfiom thefu'e
etffors -of emigrants. The amount of thefe
fu.ns is ftuicd to be icoo millions.
In ti'e fitting of the 29th the council de
clared, that the ar.mdtyof the .;thBrUiuarc,
batteries of Ehrcnbreitftein keep tftan incef
tant hre on them. On their fide the Auf-
trlans have jufl; obtained a corrfiderable advan-
iage ; ney-nave made tnemieires meters 01
all the iflands on' the Rhine the republicaik t
had in their pofTeflion; and have" made the
garrifon prifoners. Very important events
are hourly expected ; it would appear from
eveiy T account that a winter caiiipaign i to
dc macie. . .
. ' Our advice from Coblentz.ftate. that the
JnhaBitarts are Very much diftreflcd by t e
, contributions in fpecie levied on thenu C n
(he 31I1 uk. a- demand a asrmaderl or . 76,000 .
livres ; this was the thirdebinributlon .fin" e
the I rchch entered that city. Scarcely lid
t been paid,; when on the 6th in!!, a fourth
cofitributicii. of 1 4000:6 livres w as levied
with an .injunction "that it fliould be paid with -in
2 hours ; - as aiecniy.'rsveral of there oil '
refpeclable citizens were put under a tnilita-
ry guard. ' . ; . " ', . ' 1 -
'1 he coiimunications between the right '
and left banks of the Rhine have juft been
re-dtabliihed.; this event is owing to tlie fuc
cefl'es ot General Lefevre. s.
l or thefe feveral llays paft a conriderable
number of Hanoverians, H eflian and Auf
trian prifon ef s have palled through this city
on their way to the Rhine, where they are
to be exchunged for an equal number of '
r renin. - : .
inav he applied to all pcrfom confined in the
tt and thole dobrt arc ,t$jdful apt to . revolted Depjrtwcnts, the rebe'andChou.
ft open. When I go in through a ; rn. aiuae extej ted, and tint n- 1 .y fliall be
fabric 'iiceLw.th the utmoil eeition uu ac-.
tiv'.ty.
B II U S S IV L S, Ntvcmlcr it
i
1 be Trench troops which act on the riiht
cellent tender-hearted woman fay, " It is i banV ot the Rhine, have iroifed the Sicu,
fruej hard,' my dear, nut to let them lu-e and have .ulvanecd toward fcvrral of the vil
vood enough to warm ticaiftUcs in tie l.c where the cnttiy had port of the light
litchrn. airhouih :t is dear." "Tru ," I troop1?. Intone of thefe po lb they furprizcd
fays tlie liutband, rotthr!cfsbu:n3 ;e, " tut a d.Jachnant of the hullariOtBjncc, apart
it would be harder Jo warm the rcom in fuJi cf thrfc they ljude prifo:itrs ; the other ow-
ahUatioi)3S they keep it; ykM tr.ght as cJ ther flight to the fwiftncU of their hor
elltry toheat the jrarden or tlie orch-rd." fes, General Lefevre doc r.ot allow the
Suppo'e you l.iculd ue a man with two or ; Antrum a moments rcH)ie ; ne nan punu
thrce.v.utcoats on, anu as many coats, ivji
. alt cf tlicm unbuttciicd to his n.trt, in a b.t
, ttr told day, w ould uu not pi onounce hitn a
jiadman or a fiol I
, When I fee a front dor onrn irf the win
ter, and the inner cue not making joints
..u-ithia an inch or two, when it is ll.ut I
pr3aouncc that the owner buys h;s kh1
f monflrou dear, fvmcbody is always gone
after the licve." .
t ' 1 lately heard ot an indolent fanner,
, who had as fore a troub'r as bux'mgtf v cvd
Vkhtn it U fo rcouJlrous ikar. ib ov n 1 o,
vouldgcUntobU own corn-field. True he
JAM A,I C A,' fdnuary 15.
. AcPHnJ?. a moft Ihocking cataftrophe
were received here dn Saturday.
On the '1 1 th of December his majefly's
mip Leda, captain WcKxlley, of 38 guhs", -ri
then in lati'38, 17, long. 16, 12, was over
fet, during a thunder florin, and every per- .
fon on board, except feven Teamen, five cf
whom were foreigners, perifhed.
This dreadful misfortune took' place I e
tween eleven and tw elve at night, when the
fliip w as cn a w ir.d. On the morning of th-t,
day fomc of the men had been exercifed at
the great guns, and thefe not having bee a
properly Teeured, broke from the w eather :
tide, while the fliip was lying nearly on her
beam ends, and went through her. .
I w o boats were got out, one. containing
thcfei furvivors, and the other upwards
ot tr. ent; gentleman, chiefly paflengcrs ; in
gomg iiortn the frigates main yard unfertu
pattly ftriKkthc latter.and Ihe. was feen no
ime ; at very eminent riHL captain Pinker-
ton, of the brig Brownlow,' fuccccdcdinpre-
fcrvmg the lmall crew of the othen
1 here were on board the Leda two ge
neral officers and a. very numerous flaff, but
the men could remember no name ; it Wt in
the whole, to be feared that near 300 lives
wenrioft..
KINGSTON, (Jam.) Jak. 16.
Some Dutch pa'lengers, w ho came in one
cf the foreign 'vclVcls, and left Curacoa about
five w eek fp, mention, that the orange-co-lourcd
fla is Hill flying in that place
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DUrriA of North-Caroliiu.
BE it rcmcmliercd that on the fevemh day
of March in the XXth year of the inde
pendence of the United States of America,
jonathan Price and John brother of the fai j
o uriet, nave ocpoiitcu in uusomcc tne title
of a map, the right w hereof thry cla m
authors m the words foUov.in;; to wit 1 a'
M A V
Of the STATE of KORTO.CAROLINA,
& .' 1 : . . r t 1
iigrccauic to us prcinu nounciarics
In conformity "to the act of the Ccmrrrcfi
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fa UiemlO tncmojiuams, wuiru ucy nac
railed, but r.otwiihtlandinff an obftinate rc.
fittance cn their part, they luvc bcenforccd
there and obliged to rcticat, fhould the re
publicans crtcvcre, it 1 pollible for them
to reaUi the Lahu with fcartcly any oljflaelc
i:i their way. the enemy not having left fo
manv a 6cco troops to protect the w hole of
that icrriton OnUiefideofthcHunfprutk, I of the United States, intittiled, " An Aft
Gcrcral Msrceau lias fit iT.icd theprtHn-tfsti
the Audrian t 'c has even defeat fd one of
"the r advanced cuards w hich had pulhrd for
'wzfd ncar Coblcutt' The. rrpublioni are
toiimg tuf,ht and day in forming cntrcr.ch-
for the encouragement of learning, oyfecur-
ingthccojiics tf mspj, chirti, andbcxjks, tcv
the authors and proprietors of fnch copies,
dofinn; the timet 'therein mentioned."
A ME ALE, C. N. C D.
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