' Q ut puiNTBD by H E N R Y W I L L S, Joint Printer to the State with A.Hodce. '
T II U R S D A Y, A v g u s t 6, .17 - ,
-Numb. 499
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JCV VIA A.-v
for WW ?r' MS bradLEY:
TTTi" Ve n t e d,
1 VlAHijtinn"
fo vboU or in part,
-- JOHN HAMILTON.
VwESrV DOLLARS KEWAKU.
1 ...in
CI fifefccifiior iVwn inches high, , hi
f ' L left arm gecafiohed by f.e ft .b of
ke is by trade a tooptr, and being a
Lwb(noUiio'ny aiicmprto pafs hi
r i..f lohtiffan, blq. in ral-
WfI 1IIVII V. - - r .
I L.niv hn luother and ' ielatiwns be-
The above reward and all realona-
RUNT away ft onv the fuhferiber,
liviabn Tar-riverr Pitt county, a Ne
gro iiA n- by the name of HuoCK, a
bouriiycars oldf- 1eet-7' or finches
'nl
h"' ... mad, about twenty four
Wflct'H be given 10 ?ny perlon la
tali!)? nd fftcOnng.hijp ; in gaol, or de-
ij. ilium nbui
&fttilirtu$b, ii'b fyrrt, 1795- V.
AW, y 7, 1795.
jlicM Monday in Scpieinher
at being the day 'appointed by law for
ijEKril meeting of the Lifmal Swamp
w Company, it is therefore hoped
pi the members will be pointed in their.
Vtendance. at the Rorouph''! aveni. in
WU, where the faid meeting is pro.
id to be held. All thole iharcs on
Lidthe pavments heretofore required
yinbthavc been made, ' will then be
before the door of the tavern
id. V .
Thmai Newton " 0
Daniel Bediriger, Directors..
Thomas Wiiiock, S ' 4 " '.'
state of north Carolina.
tifiublank couniv lulx 10. i7oC.
AGRHABLE to an act of Aflrmbly of
wis uate, paliedtXamtejiLLsLTeJV
Jm?9, erititTcdTTAn act to amend
fntitled, an aft concerning i:ro-
i'ls and uraninglttiers 01 admi
ion, and 10 prevent frauds in the
mcut of in'itftaies e-flates,"
hereby givmagreeable
w direcVions of the faid ac?r 10 all
ltorspWlLLiAM LOW RY, of
i v -viau, luaxtneiaia tv imanr
:Jcd jnd that the f..blcritcr
u adminrator to bis eftate in
a! ! t' Wh afneft,y rtque-fts all
Uuinea born, fpeaks tiic "AnLliih tongue
fp that he may be underftoou very wtli ,
lie lias been branded w 'itiv.: .u.tjtibtiiii
cheeks, but part , of Tome of the letters
fcarcely can be feen Any pcrfon that
will take up the faid negro, and put him
in any gaol in this (late, lb that 1 get
him, or will fetch hini to me, ihallhuve
'Fen Dollars reward. As he has attempt
ed o get aboard of a velicl, 1 am indu
ced to forewarn all mailers of velleis from
carrying lrnnourof the Hate, or any other
perlbu irom employing him,' under the
penalty of the law. . . 1
- WILLIAM GRIMES.
Pit eruntv. Tar rivrr. June 24 1795
. N. B. lie generally goes about in the
day time, and depends upon his ingenu
ity to frame an artful tale, when fulpect
ed and queltioned. 99 5
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A CHARGE delivered to the GraiJ Jury or the
DtfiriQ of Connecticut,, in the Circuit Court 0
tie United States, held at M.av Uwvtn, i it
25, 1795 ; and aljo delivered to the Grand
Juryjor the Dijlr'Ut oj Vermont, in the tr
iuit Court of the Untied St&Us held at IVuiJjor,
May i 1795.
By Jambs Irldell, one of the Aflociate
Juitktft ot ihe buiemc Court of die Uoaed
States. .
(Pubiifhed at the rt quell of the Grand Juries
to hom it v as r (ifl velv .addrfled.)
Gentlemtn oj th Grand Juty,
YOU btin'g no" ilitii t)aii 10 difcharge
one ot the molt atul and important
tt iits which can be executed in any country;
puttcuhily in one which ejoj8 the htghtlt
Qhik of tattonal liberty of which eihtpa hu
man nature is crpable, I doubt not you ai
furticieniJy impittfcd with a lenle of the gie-i
mterr 11 which your country hi in a due per
toMiianceof it. In vam aie las uidi'e it an
obedience-to thtur iV not enforced. In vn,
have the proplechufen their on .con(tituuon
ot government (h tll general as particular)
if the goveinmirt.ts eOabhlhcd under them a e
not f u bin it ed to. In v.in don governnicnt at
one way, if the individual by whole iuhoii-.
ty cd.lecV Vtrly that govtrnmtnt was mltiiuittl,
or a coiiCdttabl poition of ihem another.
'Common lenle, as well as comiium j'llti.e, and
the lo wtli notions of icpui'iican gov rinntnt,
revolt agatnlt the ablutd t ide 'that hen oner
a majority conttKiitionally auihorilcd has polled
9 law, w hich . all ire bound o obry, any nuy
difobey onth uni uinty. .Courts i of joit.ct,
theielore, aietHbMhtd tppumlh a dilobcdittce
to ail luch law s as aieobl gtor y oh ail rhci
t zens, in order that the common will of the
whole community, when cotkeltd in coi
tutiorlal manhtr, may be tiuly arid r ot luuni
n a il y ca riicd into exec oil onrwhattVerop pi, li . i
on it mnr meet with from welt or uked
kno n to every man, indUpe ntably iriuiie,
in a land of liberty, iht pio.'ccutiont IhouM
ot be too rafhly undertaken, .that, thty Ih uld
fe unpen a ken -wi 1. tlelibtial un and lolcnnityr-
hu th O.otiM t undertaken imp'aiitiUy he -
C7t:?rco intake known their de-
ji "v,, ... uinc 'imitcd-by law.
B'JAM1NL0VKY,
Kt. J'Wnab Caw. :
'hifc ,h x h goodie.
. vivci. 11 r i? i n if
r'tr k . . V l Lftlsi on
CZ m Edenton,
itotrn,,,n Virgmri road.
r'njrr --7 - -
membeis of the community who may diltegtrd
the will of the whele when it comes into com
petition with their partial or indiltu cl views,
their imereltsj their pi Hi n, or niilchicvou v
defigns of any full, if luch (huuid be tnieruin
ed by any. . ' ';: ' ' "'-. .' .
But; gentlemen, though it be, thus obviouf
y necetiary that an obedience to the la ws of
our country be enforced, ytt ihe manr.er in
which it is to be done :s a conlidtranon or ex
treme moment to the happinels, the lecunty,
the peace of mind or evey C t aen. Th, f '7
picons whirh are btten urtjultiy calt uoo'ihe
heft men, the jelouly with which a geat par!
ot mankind view the conduct of each vtber, the
envy of fome, the malice of others, the too
gftai teadtrel's ic all to iriJulge then paiTioni,
hen not checked by a poweifuLenle cf doty
opeiating Itiongly on their conlcinces, all
thefe cucuraUAucti, the cahv of which 11 mil
itg ' no le'ncitts of peittns, and that theje
lole e b j ti Ih on J be ihc itcnnty and inured of
Jhe Con mutiny at laigt, d.iiUirunj; t 'ft v con
udciauon -t piivaie favour er ill wilt", as alika
nctmp.tt ble with the etd nal piincipUs ot jnf.
tree, and ihe iuhliunty 6 thole pnnctplts of
fuedom which ngidwtihA an tqiul rryV iho
itched and the poorr It, the mult poeif I an J
the molt weak, the b.it hefrundtd m tnhcrsof
tnr crmntuiiityr a tut thofe whyie joleproieilion,
undei lioJ, is ihe jo It ice and humanity otiho
community tfclf. -Toi"ainin impsitialiiy fo
jnlt arid lo d tiiablc no inll-tuiitn ran be better
calculated than that ot a Gtatd Jury, compo.
Mtd, as it uluallyrit (and always ought to be)
or a itiect number ot ttlptctable and dthnter
tliid pember$ of the community,- lelecled for.
lingle time only, and who may jultly be pre .
lumtd to luye no ytews but to promote the io
teiclt and lia;'pn.els of ihcir common countiy.
From luch ?tn innocence Ins evety thing io)
ho(e, and guilt ever y thing to feai, and 1 fit if
Couiiity at hige cvei y blelhng to expeel that can
rio from a Itrady, upught, ad diiccmmg
aomttiiltiat on of criminal jultice
This duty, gtfiu te.nen, 1 am pcrfuaded you
en fii ni with ihe g'caicr cheer! ulntls 'tvuij'
a itcoll.cUon of the prolperiiy your country
has attained in conleqtifpce of the faired ey "r J
which it has paid to (he pnnc pits of juttice
both puhhc and piivate, and which hath af
fouled hi iliuihious proof of the value ot ge
nume I berry, which ii foundecT'on the b.ili
t law and t rder and cmnot txilt without them.
Its true mean is undoubtedly fixed between
anarchy and lyianny, the two ettreints wh eh
all rational goveriiniems have lo guard
againlt, ai.d hich 1 trull, are efficiently (
guatdrd agamft by ours, if ihe people (as I
doubt not they will) cordially luppoit the gu
vernments ol iheir own formation, A eJoru
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ous erxlence ol th s has indeed lately tttn giv
en winch will aiton.fiinnoit other nations in th
V'efent age, and perhs he felt in its eff(cls
a wtII as adm red in us example by geneutu
oris yet to come. k
H aving no reafon to Sclievrthit any impor
tant buiiiteU ik liktiy lo come before you upon
wh.ch it may be material for in? to make any ,
prni. ular oblervations, 1 fl.all thereloie only
c blVtve genetally, that your dwty is to prelect
fiences ctiinuntied againlt the United States,
not aiiy ihM xare comitimed againlt this Stata
I v I c I v . I hr i fftnets againlt ihe United btaiei
conlilt m viylariiins ot t e 'i ot n,lum, or
v olations ot ft me du.'y to the Umtvd. State t ;
p rtcolar. Of the foimer ihe courts of 1I19
United States have cog z.nce bccaule ihe U
i fd Stattk have the lole management of rh
ineiells of all as they concti n foreign nations 1
Thty ihtietuie ate to take care that all tfTcncei -of
that lor t when Jinon meet with a proper
pfikcuiiin, it beingadoty necefliiily incident
to tbcir loveiegn lupertniendency ovek- all ca
lt s of 1 1 a t nature, . a nd alfu bee a u ft in cae of
a n yyr I p b I et n j tt r y t o a f oreg n nasron , : or a 11 y -
individual beK ngmg to it, ' the Umfed Sia.ei
as. a nation are accountable tor'u'pf' redreff
being given. Tire courts of the U'mted Stales
llo nave nattitzlly authority to enforce tht
laws of the Untied S'ates,"as it of courfe de
volves oh every government jo enforce obedi
ence tu. its own regulations. But in order that
f'tich obedience he pioperiy enforced, without
h uofhip. or up( refhon, the cunitiiution haili
provided impoiiaAt checks even upon I the Le
yifl.tive power Mlelf (a thing without ciample
until happily in'roducf d in the Amenean go
vernments,) and the Lrg flatnie haih made ma
ny txcelleiVt provifioiis ofjns on calculijed
for the fair and impartial trial of eveiy peilon
under profecution.MTheyrf ; well, Worthy of
your (tudy and attention as in'mvfdoaU, whe
ther you have occalion at pr.cfenu.o chfull any
of ihem in your capacity as Grand jurors or
nor.' If ther fhould be any piofecutions, )oj
aayj I am confident, Lildy icJy on ihc-biii
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