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'1 tlinfi-wTferhrrded C$pt7C "it d t reiicd hi p ; lit y. .-V lieutenant of the former informed bin t"h W-a-- fitw dayjbefore th?y cbaied theHafmbny" French frigate, into a (malt port to I reward'- ml' thzx. Ihtrjiad loft her maint6pma(t". ; It was fupp )L. ed that the embargo had been taken ofF at the ' -Cape on ;that account, as it was expected tocohu- jiuc l ii i ner return uum iiicvuciapcaHC, Capt. Campbell 'lays a Britilh brig, commanded by a captain Perkins, had almolV broh.e up the nelt of DrivaTcers infeftins that latitude" having r or ivateers tnteltins , o 7 , a anrl rnrtnr"l a nnmhei ! amnnir ' t!i' lat rr vuac thi ....... , inttmous Marlhall, who had uit reconiihenced his piracies, tie was determined, he laid, bet ore leay JniL!:!ll;E5lL "Xniericans, and all, except from Baltimore, he would treat like villians. 1 he fchooner , capt. ftapey, from Port-de-Paix ta Cape Francais, was Boarded by the above capt. i'erkins, who permit ted her to pal's, notwithltauding the property on, board was trench, as there were fix 01 eight Ame rican Captains on board, going to the Cape tor re drelV. '-';- ' ' ' Arrived fchooner Carmelite, Capt. Johns, J4 days from Aux-Cayes. Capt. J. confirms the account of all French privateers having rders from the Cape adminiftration, to cap ture,; every American veffel, bound to ancl from Aux-Cayes; it being declared in a ftate pfinfurre&ion ; that produce was very plen ty, and rifing from the "great number of ar rivals from other parts of the illand, & flour plenty at various prices. Yeflerday arrived fchr. Harriot, Capt. At kins, 14 days from Cape Francois. Capt. A. likewife fays, the Patriot had been con demhed.but through the - intercefliori of Tou'iTant, was liberated. The Speedwell of Alexandria, bound home, was alfo con demned ; (he had been out 63 days, the hands' a long time on half allowance- and' having luftained much damage, bore away for( .aP. Francois, where the adrniniftf ation breaking through every tie of humanity, feiz ed and, condemned her. Capt. A. does not mention any other late captures at that place, but fays that privateerswere out from every quarter-oft he iflanHTcruizing with commif fions for capturing Americans. Military enrollments, both voluntary and compulfory,.are going forward with, great fpirit in Ireland, and gun boats are in readi nefs on fome of the rivers. r CHAR L E S T O N, February 21. . A number of loaded fliips, deftined for fo reign ports, have, been detained here a long . time, and are ftill detained, for the want of , fea-Ietters' A mercantile correfpondent, who feels himfelf materially interefted, is fome what aftonifhed at thecalmnefs with which " "oflhis port fuller the odium of this neglect, to reft upon thenifelves. It cannot certainly - in thefe officers; but the blame will undoubt- egiy;CQntinuerx:t LuTbcn; andthit 25 millicns of .money had benjf ailed JnJilnglandJylubfcription, to carry on the war. .He further iufoims, that Capt. Atkins, in the fchooner Speedwell, lrom Penobfcofwas taken by a French pri vateer v and 'lent into Guadeloupe f anTTtrla another fchooner had failed from Barbadoe ipt. Cortnedicut, named the Jenny and Hun riah, three' days after, was boarded by the fame privateer that took Capt. Atkins, who was then on board. They robbed the cap tain of all his clothes, money, watch, &cV F AYE T T E V I LLE, March ii. 'Xa-W Extract of a letter, d.ited .Danville, Kentucky. January Q. " Our Peace with the lndians is .likely to be of in iri auration. l ne Jnd'qns and White People have already been kill ng one another.-" The tjj. . 1 1. . .1.1 1 VJ . A T ahieetinc of the Commiflioners 'of Fayfttr- jk,viiie7it lcw i-uargc ,i.Tjn tjie 4tinviart n I . " '; :.-.-.-r... - - '--.'-'- ORDERED, That the clerk of this bjaard make . - - - n 1 f A our ti-jim iiic m nuie-oooK. exiraisrs or nr 1 nn i 1 n j i .1. ir . 1 ..orurrB- Utiueu hcj cloture ur ur tiirecrors-anii -coiiw luiuiuucis in irus iuwii, ua uic uow in, lorte ahJ have the. fame publiflied in the Norfh.Caro!ir::i nerfa, lor the information of the iiihaiiitailts, aiic) to ullilt;iu,v;. town .cyultabics in their duty. : D'treBtdf That no perfon whatfdever galjoj) a hoite, up or down any (ircecwiih the town, or ;.re n gun within the limits thereof, on pa'n, if a free QhSL. p)UlaJhrie-ot-4 Mten4.y.-ir4 imgii ptnd it a lervarit ot receiving fifteen ladies on his hare back, c:ceDf the owner or file h fcrrantfn nfFmAxw.n l)i..M cioole to pay the fine Any perfon making infornia. Con acrrtii l! nhv Irep nun fnr m Yrmi,U nf rl-,t - j .- w aa I j ih iil be intitled to, and receive half the fine, (palled -13d January, 1785.) . Dtndedf . That no perfon Whatfoevtr drive a wag gon, cart or dray," up or down any ftreer ln tliis Vale, murdered two Indians who were huntineon m. itr'.u r 1 11 1 . . . . me w Hocrneis roaa, ana plundered their camn. ri.;. 1 . .'! . ..... . iuioay we.near tne Indians nave Kuledcol. Da- -i U . I - t . ; -n'it-1 Boone hi"rfonTa'nd htsToivln.law, when o t viewing. . lands-on Red-River. This latter report wants confirmation tbaughlt comes pretty direct ' t General Rocharribeau is appointed by the diredory of France, to the chief military and civil, command in the ifland of St. Domingo, - whofe former and latter ad miniftrations t forclaid, pafled nth Jan. 1790 ny perlon penalty of fifty pounds the lartifc being'con!idered as iiiiurious 10 me neaitn or tne in iwhiranrs m n July" 6th, 1789. Ordered. Tht no perfon, or perfons whatfoever (ball load or unload, any boat orloats at he ing in lower Fayetteville on the Sabbath daV, under the pain of forfeiting and paying five pounds, to be recovered from each of the flrppfcrs of any produce or merchandize, and five pounds from .1 he (kipper or matter or any Doat tnat Uiall load or unload as a- r i' i j - ... n . -- have been fo difcraceful to humanitv. and the rights of nations. PURSUANT to an aft of the General Affembly of this State, I hereby give notice that the fol lowing lands and town lots, or fo much thereof as maybe neceflary, will be fold at the Court-houfc in'Brunfwick countv on the i&ti dav nf Anril nni L tor the payment or taxes due thereon for the year 195, yiz. 040 acres ntnated on or near bhallott, and joining lands of Stanaland, known by the name of ..Samuel Dwight's land. 1 J40 acres more 6r lefs on S'ia)lotr, near the mouth thereof, belonging to Parker gjiincesetate 640 acres on Indian Creek and the branches thereof, called Marfden's land. 640 do. ipining do. and known by the nanTe of Marldens Jand. -ioco more oc lefs on Town creek 15a joining the above, on Town Creek before mentioned, belonging to John Hogg. ioo acres on orear-Snake-flnnd, (aid'torbe the property of Tames Dupree 100 do. ioinintr or har An. th. 1 J fj " property of rdo. 10a do. joining -br Jiearlo.-tbe property of do too do. joining do. the property pfdo7aes betwe the Bladen Linetfir property of Moies Holmes. 9000 acres mofe or lefs in or adjoiningthB Gfeen Swamp, faid to be the property of Patrick Henry, of Virginia. 1340 acres In Cautkin'a NecJc; late inc property of Abraham Mot te. 540 acres inore . do themfelves the jultice to point out the de partment from jwhofe neglect, the grievance ames. une wouia mppoie tnaj tne mer y "MLWJ uuLjj uiLea oxates-were j umciently 5 amKioWi k fU-- r. r r ? miunuoiicu unic lucdiurcs ui lorcagu gu- I - to an evil of fuch magnitude through the ne- fticci.-m uicutuccts vi tueir own. . 1 1 u 1 V '" . drabiari account ' ; . Silcoran, . . . . ,..tti. : rPotipliaf, hefi ta ting between Cfph, did not look upon his wife's having torn a piece of . Jofieph's robe, as any weighty pr oof of t he young manmeTheresiIu the wiTe s chamber, a child in a cradle. " Jofeph faid, that flie had forcibly taken hold ! of his robe, and tore it in the child's pretence. Po tiphar afked the child, who it feems, was a very pregnant wit for his age. The child faid to Poti pjiar,' See whether the robe be torn before or be t hind, if before, it fliows that ijoleph was for lav ing hands. on your wife, and! that (he ftood on her defence ; if behind, it is plain vour wife run after iiimi rnuj aid this cnud s genius ,clear up f oft. nocencj:, ., :SAyNAH,-Febriiary.i4. or lefs lying on the waters of Town Creek, called Hafell'a land1. Peter, Harrffs, one lot in the town Anthony Toomer, one do. in do. . No. j, v Henry-Toomer, feven do. in dcf. No. 8, 3 r , 38, 85, 97, 100. Johrt Brown, two do. in do. No. 10, 86. . Eftate of CaDt. Cook, one dn 'in dnr.' " Nrt. t. ' Joseph SihteJaJoij-z-: - , ,!--, nvciyMiour ao.-m oo. ino. 13, 24, 47, J7. John Martin, half a do. in do. No. to. , James White, one do. in d6, No. 33. ' Armari DerofTett, one do. in do. No. 35. -John GelTery one do. in dd. No.r. ' r Anthony B.vToomer, one do in do. ' No. 4J. Eftate of Charles Cropton, one do in do No. 48. George Gibbr,- two do in do. No. 49, 54. Harrifs and Spring, one do in do. No. 52. Ifaac Bernard, one do. in do. No. j?. John Stoart, one do in dp. No. 61 Edward Tones, onedo. in do. No. -Jcl John Allan, one ido. in do. No. 77. ! John Martin, one do. in do. No. 79. . Robert Muter, two do. in do." No. 80, Sr. John Johnfton, t06ino. - No. 90, and 94V William Nutt, one do. in do. No. 91. William Campbell, two do. in do. No. 2r,&96. Jefly Potts, two do. in do. No. 40, and 63. J. ;R. Gautier, two do. in do. No. 44, and 78. Mate of rWilliam Hill one do. in the Old Twn Eoya"'1 days from Barbadoes ; thecap- . lomw yviucnmrorms, tnat apacKet nad ar rived there from England, and brought news ' nat aapamlh,and French ileet of , 78 fail of fne une, had chafed fail of Englifh into ot Brnniwick. Tolm FerpiisrTwo do. in An. (late of CaDt. Ouince one 1q. .inU t . , - 1 - y w it iuuav nun 1. fluff? iif,.' in tin. .. ..... " Eftate of ParktrOifmce; two dol in do. tiitaie or mcs. ooidwin, one do in do; Eftate of Richard Quincefen. one do. in do. JolmWalker-one do. indo. ; :7--H0MASONA 2$th Jan, 47 6 : oi Brunfwkk County. Ordered, That no dc r ion or Derfons what Cif-w who fell bistcher's nieat, under the Town-IIoui'c inaiLattei the lit day of Qdt. .1790, weigh the fam except with fcales and weiehts. under the of ten (hillings for each and every offence one half to. the informer, and the other half for the ufe of the town, palTed 6th Sept. i 790. Ordered, That each and every owner or owtiers Of any billiard table or tables, who permit pl.ivinjr i mc miiit uii me oauuaiu vayi oe nnea twenty' pounds currracyfor each and every offence ; live pounds of which will be allowed the informer, June nth. nm J "hit lb.perfon of perfons whatfoever, fhall leave any oyiiers or oyfter (hells at the landing in lower Kayetteville, but dial remove the fame immediate ly after landing at lend the did t C rttl . rBnck yard, under the. penalty of five pounds .for That it is hereby declaied to be lawful ior any perfon to kill or deftrov any fhcep. woars or found running at lafge within the limits of this town paffed 12th March 178 j. av ihc onitame or conitaoies bey and they are hereby impowered and directed, to take up and pen large within the limits of the town ; and the owner or owners fliall forfeit and pay to the.conftable or cortftabfes, the funi of five (hillings for each and e very hog fo taken tip and pened as aforefaid nnfcA 20th Feb. 1792. , That any perfon or perfons within this town, whofe chimney catchts fire, fp that the blaze mav be feen Above ihe tup thereof, (hall forfeit and paV for .eacjnd-everyti LmeheJuOwliRC-juuiM pafTed;20th Feb 1,792. . . Ordered, That no perfon (hall vend, fell, difpofe, of fend away from .his, her, or their (lore, on the Sabbath day, ahv roods, wares or merchant-. 1.. c . ... " 4iHc.ficHayfosrt)net)B-itTo"lhISTdfrner. the other half for the ufe of the town. " " . Ordered, That any perlon or perfons committing a nuifance in any of the ftreets or lanes of this town by throwing any dirt, (tones, timber, or rubbifh of anv kind : or hv fTnnnintr nnv f . -r- r h ? v : """' n'f ICC COUne thereof mav he mrrrrnt . ... -j- ,-r -r..-.-,, -iui an ,ng "j yi n ui vw taics in any- part ot the faid -town 5 or not removing the lame within twelve hours after notice is given to them or any of them..that' luen penon pe and are hereby liable to the penally ujc u f lheexPcn.6C removing fuch nuifance "-..--...-... ...cjic etneF Halt. Jof tue ux or uie town, paUed ad July 1794. Ordered, That the" town fnnftiW.p k- . J hereby authonfed to (hoot any hog or hogs rnnnine at large in town, pafTed Jth Juner .-9y; 6 Ordered, That no, proprietor of a Ball-Alley, or Battery in town, (hall fuffer any playing at the fame on the Sabbath day, under the penalty of five (hil lings, for each and every came, that mar be nlaverf wv lame , anu tnai me town conltables he imnnw. z'J J 1 'i i'. ft . J' i" ft '. : ' r . J ' I .11 fj , " " ummJuw. ered and direttedjo flogg any negroe or aecroes. that t,aU m-.t U1 -? . 1.. . 6 ' that (hall mnke a noife or aflenable in a rinrnnc ui,;! iic c, j u anvfluoe-KT f e ts-or t hfr-&a b bath daTToftha t- may be lemplayingAball.oiTi that day, not excee'di ing fifteen lames and'i.f reffaaory to put them in jail, pafTed 4th Sept. 179 c. , " .. , 1 ' B7 - DUNCAN MRAE, Clerk A Variety ofJlVL ATS O fop-fekat the , ' printing-Office, ' - v
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