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District of Fayetteville,
In the
Daniel D,
Rogers, Complainant Mortgage,
Againft
Rkht'lkr Robt. Cochran, Defendants Mortgagor.
11 ILL of anfwer read it waJ by the court or-
ri rlrre.l. That unlefs within twelve month
frTal f'- datf -frit-t ArfrnAanxt and nil peflnn 1 ten llieie emciluUl IIP ' doiibl futile conclulioft ot a
elatm'ng under tnem lince me premucs were mon
oagid, do pay or caufe tobepaidto complainant,
the money with interelt thereort due and accruing,
with the equity of redemption to be'foreclofed a
greeabte to the prayer of complainant' Kill And
ft is further ordered. that the defendant! and per;
: pnS" aafr eJ"V tietf inneii'MSMxMiitt.4'
tree bf publication in the North Carolina Minerva.
, ' . From the."" minute,
... I GEOAiiK MUMFORD, Clerk.
: June 16, 179A ' , '3-3
DISTRICT OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
. - - friptrv j! i QthHmat 1 . 1 706.
"A Nff-if of Int'peiYion will be open in each coiin-
l xy of the dillrict of North-Carolina during the.
wholeot the nvntii ot June, wiiere owners or poU
" tctt'yrt of It ills are required to make their entries, and
flection. The lav demand hign fines and penalties
for refjf.il or negl-ct ofentry otrtilis, and tordiitill-
y jyjiljlMl JriLffl akwg-inxleion-od-4nrtor
of every dekription-may rell aflfured of having the
law executed in their fulled latitude. It is further
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notiisci to men ciiitiuers wno intend to pay the duty
on the quantity of Ipirits dillilled, that they ttsufi
- pfttigely, makefuib eleflim ilhe lime of entry in the
month' of June, otherwife they will he chargeable
with the yearly duty, the rate of J4 cents for everv
f'fiUon ot the capacity of their Hill' or (Hits. 1 he
a,Tie 1 applicable to thoTe Who intend to work their
Bill by the month. It is contrary to law, to grant
a licence for any JradhanaLparthf a montlr: di
fillers will tike noiicejthereof and Regulate their
"ereciion'i 1 accordingly, as the collecting officers have
mejyeaiDiiruc.Qs..oaxiMtMau--r
7
. WILL. POLK.
2 Supervifor of the Revenue. N. C. II.'
The printers in this Jtate are requeued to give the
above a place in their papers for two weeks. "-jw
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CO PENHAOEK. April 1. ::
NtTie courle of this-week ivo com lers have be
difpatcliei from hence to Puris, whofe dilbatches
concern hegociations for prac.
F RAN KFORTk March 22. '
From Coblcntz they Write, that the French offi
peace j they even affirm that the preliminaries are.
as good as fettled, only that fome difficulties trcur
relative to the claims of fbme of the princes of the
Empire. The French army will foon retire behind
the Mcuie. oenerai jourdan is expeaed at oo-
-5houl4 peaceijottake pliceTThe fmperiat airily.
win araw togetner in me vicinity 01 mcniz, in
which the Archduke Charles will have his head
quarters forjKhkh purpofe apartments are already
prepared for him. As yet, however, no part of
this army is in motion. : Eighteen tboufand horfeg
areexpetled at theAuftnairarTny lOnTthe Rhine from
Bohemia, jtlungary, &c. ,"
Zurick and Bern, have formally acknowledged
the Vrrncli ReDiihlie. .-."..t "
flhrch aj. The reports of .peace and war have fuc:
ceeded each other with' gwat rapidity, throughout
Germany, within this fortnight. Letters troin Vi
enna even give' reafon yo believe, for an inftant, that
a platLof pacmcatioifwis on the tapis, and tharbut
far the oblllnacy of the njiniffrr of ttate, Baron Thu
eiit. who'kthwarted the pacific views of Marflial
clairfayt, it Would already have. been carried into
.execution. . - ,. . 1 v-. z"'
Be that as it may, we" are rllured that It i ?n con
templation to hold a general congrels of all the bel
ligerent powers at Lonltance, in order to auempt to
'bring about a general pacification. - - ' " v:
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UPPE R R II I N E, March 19.
The.A'orizbore grenadier who gan iluned Lux.
emhurg, are' the fecohd divifion of- La Tour dra
gopnsA who wer.e
have arrived at the array of the Rhine from Bohe-
mia. and every thing 11 prepared for the campaign
The armilHcej however, is not yet infringed, and
we Hatter WTHrivn wiir cne noptt mat me com-
-Stat k 0 Nori h -Carolina.
IN ptirfuance of the aft of the General AfTemhl v,
entitled, " An Acl to . provide Jot. the Public
- Safety, by granting encouragements to certain
. manufa.'torie," I ilfue this my proclamation, giv
ing notice, that Jaro'i BayJo fenior, of Buncombe""
a county, in the diflricfc of Morgan'; 'inthe.Hate ahre-'
, faid, did within three months after the expiration
of the year 1 79 J, produce tome, a. fample oh-iBe
giinpowderi-whtch he faid was a part of a "larger"
q:in.lty, that is to fay 6631b, weig)itr made by him
7 mihe aforefajd dillrfa,. and' for which helaimed
the bounty tinder the aforefaid & at the fame
time he produced to me a certificate, under1 the
- haul's of William Brittain, James Alexander, Ga-
htiel Ketch, William Tredway, and Edmorid Sains,
. , Juice of the peace for faid county ; and alio under
the hn Js of Henry Weft, Albant, Smithfon, Robert
FY?.1' Joha vcbl. jun5r,. and John Qmifh, free.
hohfeTS'of raid county, Certifying that they had leen
the faid Jacob in. the year and at the place aforefaid
V , make ditTerenr parcel of riOe gunpowder, and at
weighed before them, and amounted in the
whole, to 66 pounds weight, and that the whole
was good and merchantable whch faid certi6cate
was accompanied by ah affidavit in writing, fworn
toby the Taid Jacob Bay lor, before William Tred
way ETquire, one of the juftices above mentioned,
and bearing daK-ad March, n96; fetiing forth
--.tnat' hfe whole of the 66 pounds weight of rifle
gunpowder for which he claimed the bounty, -wM
'j.,, ' I7j?, ttr work within
. the dirtrlft of Morgan, whlcarey and wersbh
ewn property. :. - t
Giennder my hand this 10th of April -1756.
,; -;'ZnSllee of the Ititjvci jtorthXa
-AlTna, are requelled to meet on the ttthday of
July next, at the Univerfity; on matters of ennfe
qtience. which. will there he laid before the board,
and are ahfolutely neceff'srv to be determined on.
' June 16. ij 3 SAMUEL ASHE, Prefidem.
The Enalifli envoy.jcol. Crawford, is cone from
Manheim to Carlfi ulie, whence he-1 to proceed ;to.
the head-quarters ot the l'ri.oce de Londe.
Deut5, pppofite Colocke, March j 2,
The head quarters of the Sambre and Meufe ar
rov wa vefterday tnsferred from Bonne tn r.
lognc s a -"-paf't'bf the garilfon'.of the latter place is
advanced further intothe eedntry. The works at
DuWdorff are. it is faid, fufpended ; there areflill a
great, number qf traops on the right bank of the
Rhine. " ";. . . -;
---Banks of the; MEiNi March "itiih.
We are informed that ill the Auftrian reEiments,
witnoni exceprinr'ino'e tnai are at ine aovanceo
pods, have received orders to brine in their, depbts-
r rrnn mis circumuincc u is inicrcu, wiai a new ar
millice may take place, and that during its continu
ance a general peace my be eltablifhed. vn4f
-FOR SALE. AT THE PRINTINO-OEMCE.
HOWOfrsORtirCAROL INA
0R. THE YEAR 1796.
W E S E L, March 20. V
According to accounts frbrn'Rerg, the Audrians
rc continually receiving i'gc rciniorcemenis ar
the banks ot the Sieg;; but there is not the lealt pro
bability that hndilities will foon commen.ce. , -
'"March 24. The reafon of the French withdrawing!
tneir neaa quarters to me rvieuie. appears to pe ex
plained by intelliEence' we have lately received, that
the Pfuffian provinces on the other fide of the Rbinel
are not only, to be exempted from afl contributions,
and from the forced loan, but that the French'troops
wiU'entirely evacuate them in the courfe'of three
week's.-' We' wait the confirmntion of this affTreable
news.' In the meantime we are' adured, that the
rrenth government have promifedtB rdifaw a new
line ot demarcation. . . :
Our luuation with rcfpefl to tin eland is no I oncer
fo critical as it has been tome lime paft. In the mean
time our court think it prudent to make every ne-
celTary preparation ''rrli'l-'.
AH the orders Tor dilmantlinc the (hips of war
have been coonttrmanded-r-and.it is faid ttiaradmC:
faTTJangara will foon pat to fea from Cadiz with a
neet ot 15 Ibips ot the line.
PARI S, April 1.
It .has been; tonfidently reported that the annlf-
tice between our armies and that of the Aaftriantnit
the Rhine, riai been prolonged for foar months..-le
has been farther faid, that citizen Bacher, firtt
r rench lecretary of legation in Swiwerland, had
juft arrived in Paris, with important difpatches
from Barthelemi. If thefe fwo fads be true, we
at... . . ' .
may conciuae that lenous negociations are about
10 opened.
it
pfill. A letter from StratfburP'. dated the sith
nit. eohfirms the report of the ar mies on the Rhine
retiring - further from each other. . it is faid that
tne greatelt part of our army .on the Rhine and
Moleltt, is going into the Department of La Meu
the. It is added that its headquarters are already
at Saverne, near Stratfburg.
, Aprii b. The nomination of General PJchenrrf
to be Ambaffador -in Swedenis not frerterailv :in.
proved, it is confidered only as an honorable exile.
The Minilters of the interior will on Decadi
next give a very brilliant Fete to General Piche-
gru. - - .- - -
A Tquadron of five fail of the HneandwfrtMte--
failed from Toulon on the 21 (I ult. Its deftinaiion .
unknown, but fuppofed to join another Tquadron on
the coaft of Spain. -";.""' T ' ;! ' -
i De Executive Directory to General Ftchsgru.
-jfprH 7. When the Executive Direcrory. ' citi-
vwuKi! c jrour icjjcaiea loiiuiaiion,-
to name a focceflbr to the command of the army of
the Rhine, it em'fied your wifof only in the hoc
that you would ftill employ yourfelf in the fervice of
sue repuouc, in a manner as uletul tor it as honour
able for yourfelf. It thinks, that after havW con
tributed fo powerfully to elfablifu the liberty of the
rrcucn, you may inoihejrvrayrjicjpjB
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Jncrnt0tjip4rni jn COnfequence, d.
a hegorjation wnjch, we f iincereij jnajej I liroua of vingy.0aa'newio.orj!fLiis confidences
minate in a lading peace. , " I ";t has named vou ambaffiidor from the French Re
public to Sweden. The Executivepiredrory is per
f jaded, that in conductinethe great interefts of the
"in aua 111 iiir cemv 01 juur cdpioin n a
warrio that of. being, fuccefsfufla ywir political
negociations; and that thus you will attain the
heighth of your glory, and acquire new claims on
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thenational gratitude. LETOCRNEUR, Prefident.
LtOAKOt, aeCiwenetaL
: LO ND O N, April 5.
Teflerdaya variety of letters and dilpatcheswere
received at Mr. Oundas and lord Greuviile's offices, T
and alfo atihe Cermah office, StJajhes's, from the' ;
continent ;which were conveyed bv a'nteflenger fo"-'
the king at Windfor. They are all faid unilofmly
to ligniiy that a mediation is certainly onfootand
that - Ratification1 Sffi(nhepTTlrnF
powers is to be expected in the courfe of the fam-
mer.". -.?. .-W:;-: -"--'.,?.!:.. -m.,-.. 'c-i- 'j.-'
The Prince ahd Princefs of .OfanWejarewe-on
tleirTch-TeWne to Hampton Court, after feeing
their daughter-in-laW and her infant child embark
tor uertnsny. ;.; ''..".
The Emperor is to have aldanfrom England. The
precife fum is not publicly known? fome fay four,
others fire millions, And many .believe that the
campaign will not be opened, on his part, until he
receives the money- jancl that this is the'eaufe of the
preient'iitlay in opening the campaign. v '
April 6. - Another German paper arrived yeller
day. It brings as ufual, intimations of ftich f dif
cordaht opnoSte tendeftcyithat.whether the fpecn-
lations of the reader be for war or peace, he. will,
find matterto juftlfy hii opinion. - - . '
wn nne whole he Inclination of the Icale is to
wards a'peace. The letters from Vienna date! that
the warlike preparations'are 4lill putfued' with vi
gour; but theArchdiikeCharies has riot yet fet out
to take the command of the,army: At Cobtebtz,
Y.f reach, offira-mfe'fangoitf'tbett 'ckpe4a
:tlni -.of" Jieaetwhicli' they" a-reUirdloj only' to
adioft the claims of the German princes I If the fatO
of the Low Countries be in faft decided, It is not to
behippofed that thefe claims can'lon g embarfaR the
;:rW'.t&'. N4 March 12..
We yefterday received by a' prTviteJetter, the
mod melancholy accounts from Sardinia! Iiifurrec
tion and rebellion are raging with irrefiftible fury
iti that ifland. The-viceroy is arrcftedi-t he infur-
gent triumphant t and a 'threat maorityJifthe peoi-f Jeciuon4miich"Tesitfat thejean iiidoce Iheejthaoir
pTeelirelo put themfelves under the proteftion of I ed cpmbatanfs ttt' prolong the horrid1 iactlfitea' of
theJj-ench 1 ihrenghZiiJofefIne-bf ,.: -, '
termined to eflablifh a government on the principles j VrThife accounts frb'nf Hollahd (late" that the'nTttiofl
bf liberty and equality. . : ' efforts are making to man their fleets, and torcfior
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