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Newbern :rPoit-tJ'mcv Awit 1, 1797.
!? 0 ? Ut ters rem Jnwgjri Jhe f J
'.; 'ftrffigrfvW'bnf' tukruout tri three
7; mowMj, -mtl be fent to the'VaierJ PoLOf.
'fee as deud tetters- ' ;. : '
JOriN AnWUieacij Enoch Alexander. . ,
' Wiliba-Blount . jUnah",Briitle John
Bnrrus ; Henryf Butler Jofeph, Borden
' lohn EUr.ks.' -
" Probate? CollieV , Cdpt: Cook ; Thoinas J '
Cheeke , John Clixbyiv James Carne John ;
Coaft ;, J aiues C unrnnck ; - Thomas ' and i'l ;
Collier ; 'ufan.ah h'arles y Ann Cbgdcll
Chirlcs VV illp urn 'I f j ohiVCuihorda " ' - ; 1
' Molts DicfcniovS, Joh;v Dwyer j Jjchn
: ' DreV. 0."-'--STl' "
". .. John Eafton j George Everitt, j Martha ;'
Erving; '. 7l;'::-, ;
- Mp.or6e$;;B3nm;Fuinier. ; Micha-
1 et FciinfeflSn Fifiier James Fiflier. ?
' 7Tmf Kft&cdr " John" Ore"rJbf$H
Green j James Ei Green ; li'aacM. Gomer ; '
William Gobd Johrt Gaynor klivy Gra,
'""ElinaGiVDrfreteTpnfHhg. , ' . "
Amnis Uamfon; " 1 rent bridge ; Joel
Fenry,Svanftcfougl"i f-Mrs. Caty Harvey ;
, John Harris'-; John rIomibiov j Bryan Hel
len ; Steptjin.. Koopef ; William Henry j
George J. Hai.n ; John Hbvard juo. j Jas.
Kerriot. '"
Thomas r . Irvin ; Amb's jolinfton; Town
. creek. ( ' r .
Jofeph Ke.itin ; C - U Kims,
undrew. Le?are ; ucl Lipfey ; Phineas
Latham ; Abner ton
Jacob Morris ; Augnftus Manning ; Ar
chibald M'Dride ; Tolm N'organ ;' Alexander
-M'Call ; James M'Mains ; Uaac Ma'ckey ;
Claudius Mafi'nnau ; Joliri M'Connell.
Dmpfpy Tsja(h.
Sylvefter r.ndleton , Willis Pipkon ; Ab
ner afteur ; Dr Pauetu-; John Porter.
James llobcrtfon ; Annct Hithardioa ;
Bartholomew Rand.
' Mary. . Sava no. ; Enoch' Sawyer ; John
Smallwood ; 'lh.iias Steel; Pilchard S:-u.
ly ; Seath a.id I ykr ;"V lliam Smith ; Fran,
dsblime ; beuja-nin tanton,; Wm. hmiih ;
William Slade ; Elifa Smith John Smith ;
Ja ne; Sunner ; J :m Stroi ;; Jimes Srew.
art, Tar.r.vef; Su;:.i ; Anthony
Senkt y. , (
Lucy ThorihVmfon ; Ja.l.ih Tik.-r ; Wil
l:an l iUiniuii, care of Mr. .vloverjTho.
mas I h'omis, I )r. LI. i'oolcy ; Z Iward 1 Jiik
cr. M tthew W llks ; Bcjamin .Woods ; C.
W iaiLwy ; Jh n W iLcv, Sliell CaiHe.
I . X. MA.U1N, P. Mi
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Joleph Shute & Durant Hatch j
V :', r W A X. S O r'-ri.
APOLOGY
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B I B L Ei
S t K E ,0 F
A D DUE
L ET TEE
S ED T O !
fat&t dJccember2p
. Juthor of a Both entitled, ' -
The Age of Reafon, part the fecond, being
. r; an inveiligation ot true and of Fa- "
7;- buloUS Theolog'yi . '-
.'tfnd j,r Sale at the Pttnthg.0fj:e ? x ;
N O R T H - C A R 0 L1 N A
ALMANACK,
For., the Yer 6t our Lord, 1797.
And of American Independehce, xxi, xxiij
, - Being the 1 ft after Leap Year. '
Calculated Tor the Meridian cf Raleig 35
Deg. 54 Min. North Lat. 3 Deg. . 36
Min. Longitude, Weft fromPiiiLADEL-
Y O U N G
MOUSE-TRAP
TS now m high orutr, 'and(NvifU ilaud
I JL eiifuing ieulbn at the fubfcrlbcrs plan
THIS PAY IS 'PUBLl-NHhD,
on, m Onflow C
FIFTEEN; DLLA.iS ilEWAUD;
Ran; v.iy trom th fabferis's,
a'wiSlthc 4U1 of TtoTuary laJ, a likely ne
rrofvllow, turned
. T 0:,. ,N E Y,.
about thirty-fi ven years of a'efive feet fc
ven or ciht iichci. 11 $1, lleadcr made, ve
ry bkick, ha; a tly look, and fpeaks very
pohrc : hc ha .oujy t o Hes with him, he
t'.tTVrro".fTfte vi tin, it 1$ uvpolcd that he has
a forced p-fs.
Whofvtr will tAz up fald negro, and re
. turn I'lim to.u, kcrc him in any gaol fo
tint we get hut t.;i, ilia 1 have the above
rC'Vai UAEt. & THOU WENTDLEYS.'''
tl, 15.. All tn.L r of vefl'cU and cihcrs arc
fa v rnf d ;Vj n hirbourirg of carrying him
oti' it their. tcrd.
the
man-
1 1
ounty, on the loiiowino
tern viz. fte dollars for the fealon, two
and on !ialf dollars by the leap;, and ten dol
lars toiniure : thole that pucby- ili lrtp
it h ejected that the -money v ill be paid
down, or elfe charges will be made for the
fealbu: thufc that put by the feafon, may
expett to have the indulgence of pay 'till the
2th of Di'ccmber next. -
Young Mouse-Trap is a beautiful che 5
njutlorrel, five feet two inches high ; he wa
got by the imported hi-rfe, Old Mode-Trap
his Dam, by Old Fearnought, his grandam
by Partner, his great grandam by Old Ja-
iiU", nis great great grandam by Old Jolly
Roger. ; -
i he feafon t&begin 15th of March; and
end the lit day of Augutt.
Govd merchantable pork, or good found
Indian corn, will be tuken in payment, at
market price, to be delivered at the houfe
of the lubfcribcr, or at Vr. Manning's fiore.
h Kewbern. JEbbE' WOOD.
Onf.O'.'t county, Manh, 1 5. '
i . BGood palt'irage, andjots flronoly
enclofed, gratis; but f will rjtbeaniwer.
able lor accidents of any kind. ,
March
5
1 lis ftxMctibcr wants to pur-ch,-,fe
a cr.T.s'rtf el Oak bark, for hUh he
wl! te "jf. per cord, delivered at Mew
bcra. ' ;
feb-iy sam. ris;E.i.
NO T I C E
IS hereby given, t all whom it may con.
crrV that Edward Siiupfon, late of New.
birti is dead, and that William Lawrence,
who had been appointed adminittrator to' his
t ftdte, is alfo deaaV and th 't 1 have been ap
pointed and qualified as alnuViflrator de or,is
non to the eiiate of the laid Edward Sunpion.
' AU perfuis indibud to the faid eftate are
thcreloredciircd to make jrrymcnt, andthofe
having Litnsagait,ll it, to exhibit them with
in the time required by law, to
F. LOW 1 liOhP, aim. ic Unitnin.
frUtch 18
I THINK it incumbent on me tcrrelate o
you the partkhlars fefpefting an engage-'
'pient which took place.the llth inft. between
f Fr5n'"igate of 44 guns; called the-VdT-
captainjjacques.i arid the Eriglifh fri
gate Terpfichore, captain Bowen ,k which was
Fought 11 leagues, to the fouthward of this
, "The Veftale French frigate; 44 guns,
is arrived b this harbour, completely dif." :
mailed of every Ipar fiie had; after, having
been taken, by. the ;TerplicHore- Englifh fri- ,
gate; rated ja guns', in ffn engagement whicli
lafted two hours : this frigate failed trbhi
Toulon about io or 30 clays agoj in compa-1
ny with 5 (hips of the line and two frigate
upon a fecret. expeditidri":. commanded bv '
Adnwal ViUeneuvc liiilcueoce ojheijrr';
liagpeicn a,verjr Heavy gale ofwud "V
in ,wbich this frigate arrU'd away.htr bovir; '
fpruythe captaminade iighais to theAdmi-
ral of His diitrels, upon, which he w?s feat, ,
orders, wjth icaled inilru&ions- to make thW '
beft of his way for a port tp repair; and then'
to break open his inductions and proceed-
where hey direded him.: He made the beft
of his Way to this port i in this cafe -me met
the Englilh frigate; f and after 24 hours chafe
-he. came up: with her, the i ath' ;inft.. exacy 1
at to o'clock at night ; the engagement laft-.
ed until. 1 a, when the French frigate ftru'ik
..with the lofs of every iri aft and every foot
of rigging, as alfo with the 16fs of the cap
tain, firlt lieutenant, and 44 then dead, arid
50 -wounded: tiie action .being over,' .the
captain cf ihb TerpfiehorC fent his boat with
7 men and ah officer; , to. take charge of the
French frigate; -whilfe.the would prepare a
cahle in order ici trt tier away ' the Weithef
being very ftormy, they could get no rnbre
men on board ; however,; they took but the
commanding officer' of 'the French frigate
with' a few men on board the Englifh frigate.
The Terpfichbre making a quantity bf water,
and haying a number of . men killed and
wounded; among which was the flrft lieuten
ant, Captain Bowen's brother,.-wounded
mbrt'ally in, the ihoulder ; her fjpears and
"rigging beginning to give way,' was obliged
to make the .beft of her way for Gibraltar,
and leave the French' frig ite with only 8
Englilhthcn on board, and upwards of aoo
Frciuhmen.-The Enlim" frigate departed
for a' port in the moft linking and diftrelTed
fituaticn that ever a (hip was in to be kept
above water ; however, we hear that file .
fortunately, reached Gibraltar - After the
French frigate was kft by the Tcrpftchore,
day appearing, (he found herfelf vcry ueir
the liiore, when' flic hoiftcd French dolours-
and called for afliftance, wheh a great num
ber of paniHi fiftjinp boat went to her re
lief, and towed her into this place. '
' We have had the moft ftormy weather
1 cfcr faw. I h'ave a letter from Algacine
as, a city eppofite to Gibraltar, faying that
there were in thcfelate gales, a great deal,
of damage done in the bay of Gibraltar, a.
mong "which an Engl'dh man of war of 80
guns, drove frun her anchors and ftrandeo!
very. near Algoclncas, oh the Snanifli lines;
bcfidcs fevcral merchantmen with rich car.
gocsj thcEnglifii fleet m Gibraltar feeinir
u wouiu noi 00 io lay 01 tneir ancnors any
- a few toPir.s OTHE
;m I rs U 'T- E s :
or nit
REUSE BAPTIST AS OCIATION,
Ftrfate at thUtfike:
rriatj:
longer put to fca. On the 17th; 1 j fhips
Of the line, wah 3 frigates nd a trig, ap
pear cd quite clofe to thij city formed In a'
line and cut a beautiful and formidable appear
ance v oue 6f the frigates came dofe to the
.mouth of the harbour and tdok three SpanWh
ffliinp boiti, and carried chem o the fleet.
Their are .the (hips which left dibrahar in
the gale, thed.iy before.- This caufedmu'eh
trouble aud uneifincls o the people inthii
city j however they were beat ro armi, anJ
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