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TRiNTING-OFFICE, (Scwhern ;
TREATISE
jthe J U RISPICTION
Mr. BURKE's li
uer.
ON
J U S T ICES J6f the PEACE;
- : ci v i l 1 N S U I. T S j :
CCOX-DING TO TlH L A W S OF
, the STATE-or ' . .
W-0R-T-&C. A RO'L I N.J.
. ' ..'f or ?a l e, .
fTpHE houfe and lots, now occupied by
I 'Mr. -William Shcpard; the lots , ay he
had feparately or together. Alio one lot,
on broad 'ftryct, near the Court-Moufe.. ?r.d
or.e houfe and lot, adjoining Mr 'l homas
'Cox's. "
The whole the property of Mrs-. Mary
Edwards." . - NAT HAIT bMITli.
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Jllurch'ig. " 7 1 . "
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TO THE
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N O R T IKC A R O L I N A,
Containing all the Afts of Xficrr.blv, - both
puDiic ana private trom the end of Judge
Iredell's'Revifal to February 170c.
P K I V A T A CT S,
jomitte d in s a id k u.vi s al,
. ' ,' and the :: '.
STATUTES of GKE T-ERITAIN,
. (Lately fublijhcd and to be bad, bound ferrate,
. , or together,) t '
- - at
F. X. Martin, Newbern H. Wills V
Edcnton ; A. Hodge's, Halifax; J. RoU's,
Tarborougb; William Fdkner's,: Wisrnn
ton ; W illjara - haw's, Raleigh j Care and
Ray's, llilriboVouah ; Mor.tford htokee', Sa
lifimry ; - Irvm's, Nornamon ; Peter
Perry's, Fayeuevilie, and iC Bradley, Wil.
BUUglOU.
FOR S A L j,
at-.mth's creek
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WE hallen to gratify our readers ,vith
an extrad from - a pamphlet, of which,
when we have faid that it comes from the
.P5,n-ef PdmpndrBjiyUe',.Y,'ehayc.laid. every.
dung that is commendatory, . every thing
that can- incrcafe- the-, pufilie anxiety, and .
command t:.c publk1 admiration. '
' ' , " LoNausfPArER..
" Mv Lord;
" T COULD hardly flatter wyfelf With
' . i'thc hc.pe that ic very early.in ' the,fea-
'fon, I ihould liavetQ acknowledge pbl;j;an
ons to the Duke of Bedford and to the Earl
of Lr.udercale. Theie noble perions have
loll no - time inconferrh' upon i$G that fort
of honour which is alone whbinHheirjconV-
pcTcr.ce, ana men it is certainly molt coiu
j'.e.tuu 10 uicit naiure anatneiv njanners to
beftow. " , ,
. "To be ill fpoken of,' in wlwtfver lan-,
guage they fpeak, by the zealot's the new
feci in " phdoibphy and politics, I of which
thefe noble perions think io'charitj-ble, and
of which otl ers think-o juftly, tbme is no
matter of ujiealinef or lurprife. jTo hav6
incurred the difpleafure of the Duie of. Or
leans or the Duke of Bc'dfrrd ; to fall under '
the cenfure of citizen I riffot, ir of-his.
friend the Earl of Lauderdale ; ought to!
conlider as proofs, '.not. the.lei.il futisiactory, '
that r have produced fome part 'of tKe effedt
boured hard to earri what the rioble lords
are, generous enough to pay. , Perioral of ',
fence I have given none. . .The part tliey
take againft me is from zeal to the cauie I it
is well Pit is perfectly well ! I huve to do
homige to their Jufiice." ' I ;have tp; thank
the Bcdfurds fend the' Laudcrdalcs' fo'f; hav
ing lb faithfuity andlo'fully -acquitted tow
ards me whatever arrcar. of debt was left
undischarged by the Priellley's and the
Paines. , r
.. ' Some perhaps may think them execu :
.tors 'n their own wrong ; I at lead have
i'orhin;r o cwrplain of. They have gone
bej oivd the deands of juU.cc. Thev imve
bet.) (a little perhaps beod tht'.r intenti
on) favorable to me. Thry ha r. been ihe
.means of bringing out, by ih- r inveclives,
the handfome things which Lord Grcnv i
has had the good,. eisaad c6;idefcc-nfio:i to i.y
in my be. alt. Itcurcd as 1 a:n from the
world and fromlll ifs a&irs and ail its plea
lirresj I confeis it does kiddie in my nearly
cHtmguilJad feelings, a vWv.v d Uibtadtl
.,a to be lb attacked and to cMimitrtdcd. It
is ioothh.gto my wounded mind, to be'eom
' mended by, an able, vigorous, and v. ell in.
formed tEatelhiaii. and at tht
when he Itands forth w ith a mauliiufs and
AJffiSSELof about 1 63 tons, intended
for a tri, of the follow ing U'unentions i
. 60 feet keel Itraight rabet,
24 of beams, .
10 in the. hold, '
Eu'Jtof the bei.whitec:.kv with nil the join-
- - -wi .. v,i ii,ii iiiiiiiau, itj i tr iif:ivfi.i t iui 111 Mini :i iiiinnni'ic f,-
. . J 1 r. . 1 1 -. . . .1 . .
on 1 ar river. bvthi riK ? rciomuon, wortny ot -.mi df mhI f hi
j i , - ' 1 1 m
L-iKju.ic ci i i. n.v. pit in, moii 01 tnc penon
TUr trrMi 1 itfl dki'A .. C
ucn 1 was "cntireiv-Giir r.r
v.i.g, or of hurting any itatefn.cn, 01 t.'y
party, when the minilters fo genciouli d
fo nobly carried into cfFeft the ipcrt;tus
bounty of the crowiv Lotn dticri,.: cVs "
have afted as became thtni. W hen cl Id
no longer iervethem, the mmj(lers hr. t , o 1.
-fidered my htuation. When I cou a i;o o. fr. "
erhurtthein, the revolut;onifts have ttam
pled on my infirmity. My gratitude ; I truit,
is equJl to-the' manner in union ihe l,LTdit'
. was conferred. It came to :ne Incuc '
atipie or life, and in a ilate cf minriVw. to
dy, in vHchnocircuiuiaiice ot iorf-; : can
alibrd me anv real nlf-;ni.rn. k . .. ' .
j no iuuI: m ihe roal do- or, or 'v his n.if.
I tcrs, whowcrt i,lcmld. .-. ' .,;.':
,1 he ti.erut, of an-invalid U r Jalft'cr V. , 'i
tb r.iu.:.ge tli- ioncwsofJucfohte oi l';n;V'
"it v.uild.liLou.etoboilloathC.
It v.ouid bo.;ie 'i.e., im tapu.j u oi; t
prcciate the value oi a Io:ig frf i.ut v hh
unescaiy ltd toil in the fervice of ,r a-n;v'
tr ,.ie the lota) bc;dy of m It 1 icct on
auonnt cf thcJucUry wli:H was inewn 'm
tnc:u, and the fa'.rncls of my identic ."s, have
obtamtrf the acceptance of my fo.crcioi,, it
Mvould beabiuru in me to arrange ir.y .t'foDi
the tide of the Duke of Eed-'ord and the Ccr
refpondmg Soc'eiyor r.far as in me lies, i0.
permit a ddpUtc on the rate at hVu Hit au. '
thontv annointed 1 r,f . .a
' - 1 kuiiiuii'.uoij 10 en;,.
mate iuch" things, KaV been pleul,:a ic fe't:
them. .
it 1 r. vt 1 . - .
ooic noeis ought to be pafied b V fi.
ence and contempt. By me they have Uen
to always. 1 knew, that as longas-1 rcm.-n-
ed in public, I ihould lie Wl e calumnies
ot malice, and the judgments of igr-orance.
If I happened to be now and chen h. the
wrong, aswnoisnct, like all o'hcrinet,!
mutt bear the confequence of my faults and
mymiOakes. 1 he libels of the prcient . w,
are jufl of tlje fame fluff as the libels of theV
patt. Bui they derive an' .mponamc tyc,:x
the rank of the perfons they come fror , . d
the gravuy cf the place where thev w rr u -tereu.
In iouie way or cmcr, i on, t xo
tketome notice of then. i'0 a''ert r 'e'f
thu-traduced, h not vky or irroct. " :t
. is a demand ot lutbce . ,r ;c ...
olgrautudc. if I aiu uilwonfty, th,
1 u., are wurfc than prodigal. M)n th-t bf.
i;y l "itcuyi.gr ec wuJi.theuuk of
LJf'dr-vliat3 vcr I have been ( l an r nov
no more. 1 mn t-.;;.ti.- .
cught to be udow ca a teaibnabie fi etdom', k.
cauie I itJv on nw j,.r...-.., . . .
pm ougu; loplvad jt, iron?. Even in the
utuiou lutndc ot utfentivc liberty 1 -v lh to
pale. Ve aui pouibic acoruni. Whitcvrit
may bi lu tnc ty 0i Uicfe irnlJ .f.
Jay of rComsibcr; Eiku
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tarris 0:1 the ' .
JiOOT 6 SH0E.UJKXC BUSINESS
fh,V , " ' ""'.r'lc to favour Mm ui.h
h hlly i ami iWcd.lv tompIC( wi(h.M"s
IVel6n Md te.&r.i8mrn, may be fiS
plwJ 011 the (Imrtcft notice. P
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PRINTING. OFFICE,
r c.t,r connor Tin
and government of cur fovcreiirn, arid
uici uu lur me lccur.ty ot the laws, the li
berties, the morals 1 nd the lives of hispeo
pie. lb be in any fair way connected with
tuch things, is indeed a diitWlion No
philolophy can make n:c ,bove it j no . me.
lancholy can deprclsmclojlowr,' as to make
mew holly infcnfible to fuch an honour."
lludmgtohispcnfion, iMr, Burke pro
cccds thus 1 11 In one thing I cariextufe the
Duke ot Bedford for his attack upon me, and
, my mortuary penlion. I le cannot really com'-'
prebend he tranfaclion. he condemiti. .
What I have obtained was the fruit of no
bargain ; ilic produaionof no intrigue $ the
rcfult of r.o tomprom.fc uhe elffaofnofo.
huuuon. I he tint fuggcttion of It never
came from me, mediately or immediately, to
111 n.ajclly, or any of his mimfteri. It was
long known, that the inllant my engage
xnaiti would permit it, and before the hea.
Vielt of all Calaftiiltrs ti ,,1 t.. I
" iiuu iuiiili .uiiu(,iii;iC(l
me ttiobfturity and forrow; I had rdoUcd
oa a ttul retreat, I had executed thatde-
themicivcs, to me, thdr inurtbn ills tor
.the oil profound rcpccU If I should hsn
pcu to trcipats a liulehitkl trlt4 iuk
IM, let U abays upp0fcd thit , con(Jm
iion ot uura ers may pruiuce iniaw, that
m Uicinaleititrades of the, grand carnival of
our age, h.mUtal adv entures l,:Tpni odd
hir.g, are uid and , afs of. If 1 ..hduld U
m a tingle po,nt in the high refp,c I owe
to ttioie dluiincus perfons 1 cannot be fop.
poltd to mean the Duke of Bedibrd and the
ri ot Uuderdalc oi the Ho feof Peers,
but the Duke cf Bedfordand the Earl of Lau!
derd-le, ot PaUe-yard ;1 he Dole, and
tlris i Brentford. U hey arr on the p.n c
me.u; there frem to con,e nc,rer to
iny humble level , and virtti,nv at left to
a;fcdl,rhpnvilcrr;
' WfiiMirrotritaiioii.ircfufcallre-
voluton.ry tru4als, where r?-n have
teen put to death for no other rc.fou,
than that they had obtained favours fmm the
ainiotthcktteT, butthefpu
r t)flhec dEngli!Ulaw, tlut h, tob-tri.
ed bymyp I decline his Grace ! rf.
d.fd,eticn as a judge. I duller. thr i .ko
tr 7 ''I" aMjursrtt paUupwa the valve