4-
juftlcl is sj
- ... . ... .-...-v.,v,., .,
, .4iiti.)IM0.; rv4 rer, tg,i.ft (he mod we.ltby and powerful
1 ' ; KNOWING the grt?ffif f, fe?1
uponiwun.tt iu uciciic ui incut iui uij
" :;. r - lUtlUULlUII UI IVtiH.ll 'I I .v ". . ' '3 L" t
9td :.ibproperljr- fpeikingVptfd not
8n7 pumbtrof teeCeef exiftcd together iV i
W wirrr; without fojhe ? W, C fcv pr 3
de LION.
weu which theT o miwmlriP(fie3.W
J?" iSi H PpJe firing rhatey bV
not hdp Chtnkio?" that the
"long impofcdVttpon' thepuMi
i.
mco mat out ;nttf. ; sod
ratjoni tHHHutioiiS were tramcd to IccUre to e
L jtcry member of the iieii'liav-Siirtu'Mai
rFOf; pui iivp: laic aDonuoo or me omces
fjofjoi uxteen circott judgca, the rwwrf change
1r
' charadereftiea of democratic workmpnlhlpM'n
the garbJcd form jt .waa forced' 6 affaie ;nwe
could loot fliere4 recoirniie the clear '-iudzmeat
, or4h oeWoua flyle df tis author f( and one of
our ft
, -putatiou
attributed
"Chafe
which
the-que
impeachment
imparl
w onuownwnrni. Lnrnnnw innrrnn. t.n . - - . .... .
., Z . --J . WTT" i "i t T " - l-Miniog-.tae. two typreme, courtf, iball be.ratibcd
demntd let him at leaft-'be juaffed by hia own J ivvu. in.kii , t1, ... t
a , . - yiil-r J 7 i L"---1 pla ntxK general alleoibly. ' 1 he chance of
. w,iSd nor Tuffer for the mifdf cda of. others. I .if t.. S... u .n. r ,
r"-o'ti: thimf . ;ifw n
ofJongioaUDff facb; ttuff as ha betn I r';- A;.'s..i:: " :f -i-4 -.:ii .v.
o hi. We eftea fohcited MrJ Sv! il1! V '" ?v'
fff V tridlcript of Aatpart of hi.-chatie "TrSrT0.
caye-occafion to the defflocrata toalk ., UA:.jf. li--t n.' iA i-j.. T
ttibnteJuthef or ridt he ra liable tA anL L r . ii- -.n.S
unUieai tod wf here orafeot'the b : ' IrHZriZarZiri V
i u.ic wm uiwircj uiuruvcuiji inc mu lor oo-
, aay torroof goTerBmeniiV to obtain ftcyrit y to
thr; ferfotun& rV'from'tioleoce'tDef'
.WfjHfecvr.Uy fo'rand ydti lear up fi5ci. '
I if? v , J7,hc r?"'-. r If Xceoia to mfthat roW,
V-Mirtu and IrfcAican Rl'he.''kAni.i'hv''.'-
coming a member of a commuaity,, which eit.
. theprouftioBtheoVeix
Yjthouri rwlt would,' in tny opiaion;
.beiropraclicablefp enj9Wr;or:)vi.
From hence i; conclude,-, that Zfforv arid rhki
i -
Mr. CbafcV 'acqoiefce nee J tt 6ttr rcqotfT wii
' given in the followiogletler,' A' J - ,
aia,4 ( m ' 4 1 y
t it ia with greatieln&ance I comply with'your
reque(i to fend you a copy; of the part of my
charge. U the grand jury of tbisdiftrjd (ioMay
lad) which has been mifunderitood bv fome'edi
tori, and Aatnefully 'mifreprefenled by others.
l have' uifornIy "flccUoed tKerpubHcaion ef
any chaige I ever delivered. l Ju fboae inftancea"
wjvdical opiuioas have beeif imputed to me thai
L never gavf audio other inftances they have
. beea frefaly and wilfully mifrprefented (par?
tktdarly tft the cafe of Fries for treafoo) aod I
oui or fcoti;jtniJ ever d liver to the public,
are open and. free to' difcuffioo, remarks, and
cfbfflrtca.:- ; v , . ,
ult it Biy optntou that a judge can neither ex
plainer juftify his judicial ppiuiau; becaufe it
would certainly lead to perianal altercation Jand
1 1 t ; pof .Jiin to perfonal rflcaioni, fthat he can-
y not ooticfi if be refptdU hia Jiaion and charac;
j - iv juc ro.ua merrore remain lileiit, althongu
J hciaroifundcrftood oriififDrefpntea. , t,
'' r"i.IaBSir,H '- '
"t i ;,Your obedient fervsnt ' -
-f,. . JSAMUEIr CHASE.
?-.j!M.pEX.. CaY," : " . , ' r ,
i-diior of the Anti-Democrat., 1
-'': ''!.l-lBBa '.- " .'
CONCLUSION otbb CHARGE
Detivgred to tip Grand Jtttj Maryland, at a
fi-rcyit giwrt 'jht U. btatet,' haUen in Bal
A??r' ?B" Monday zd of. May, ,1803. . v
.1. ,, r. rt atifbMjtBts - .
SAMUEL CHASE, ESQUIRE,
dvs -the joneea b the supremb court
" OF TTlft UNTTttJ STATtS..
The firft part df the chafgVbewg merely the
tuftowryjtecapitulation ofrthe"dutica qf a
grahd juryy& of the offence cognizable by
IS i 4nd it 00 objccliort has "been made or,
r w fuppofc,, p buld be mide to that portion of
v ft, .wj have thought it OeuflVy to publlfh it. i
toed tetPely.take up the diargc where the dc '
mocrata have been io kind as to fay the jur'ge
Olught'to bav laid it" down. We have taken.
a; liberty whichW hope judge Chafe ttHl par-don.-of
rnakintf a ew notes uoon thefuhicfl
; taattet of his harce t hot that we believed
-e couM rxkr it more cleir; but that we
.. may (hew'pur full concurrence in his opihi
: , : OB8,and our difapprobation oLthe ftriAures
that, have been pafled upon theru""2 ; v
Before vou retire, pentlpmen' tn vonr TiBm.
. ' 4 ( ' V -. 7 "
fl. peri to confide fach jnatters as ioay be brought
, shtfpft ypu, 1 will take the liberty to make a few
- obfervationa which I hope, you wiirrectlve as
r floffng "only 'frorn my regard jto the welfare, k
profperhy of our cornrrwn counfry: It in "efTen.
tially ceceffary a; all timesVbut more paitrcular.
r..i ly Hthet'rfcfiti'thaVtlieYubc;'mjnd fhould be
truly Iuforrned';and that our citizens. mould
entertain, correct principles of gomnmf nt, an'S.
; ,v ... jufc ideas of their feat rights.' It is a very e'afy.
ca to;jdecme;ahd miflead th great body of the
: peopte.by propaga doc-;
! trines ; fr.the bidkvof mankind arc governed by
"5 w". "yv7 jeaion-iawwoacari
bemore reatidyjjRifc.miaied' thaorfc' j '.'iud the
latter i hjsard with reluAapce,- !ijf Jfepunaot to
popular prtjudce... Frwm the yiar i 776 I have
3 '.betfa ecideddved aH vacate for a reprt
etiative, or repuh!ich jotm of tovernrntnt. as
i iince cftabUflJcd br our ftate, and)national con-
:-y- ftitutionsi?;- It ismy iWcitreVWh xhit -jretme
';. fhoutd be gOvernedibheiVVtoi'. fairly
fenbed in. gur" bIl r rights j who havfr'
rtptri cotonon interrjl witband if tiaebme$
'cpthemmunity'', i."- 'S.r
; The purpofes of civil lociety. are beft ahrred!
Id thole, gpveraments, where "the oublic fate
phpjiUrhtftteemA-x what .
; eveKmay. tehV con rl itutronr fbrra; of go?"
;vetoment ibut thXhiftbry o mtfaadliabiJ
tnt aajd modern timeV ioforms UV vthat a wi
or nray berfc 'Lid that rtpuilic inif be a
lbr trueXteft of, hbertv Irfiin t
1 iiOJ"
3
the'.flatejrojtiftitution, br allowing mivrrfallaf
fr aget'iwillj iniTOy opiiiion ctfrfawy arid 'rafWy
dettrojrfii protection to.propertyi aod allvis;.curt-
ty to pert n at nberty ; and our republican acmt
ftitution will fiuk into a mobocracy. the worft of
alt pollible governments j . f
I can only lament that the nfain pillar of our
1 Jlait conftitution has already been thrown down
by the cltablilhmcnt bi untveral Tuffi-art, By
rthis (hock alone the-whole building toiteis toiu
bajcj. and" will crumble? ttft.'iuinl'befoie' 'many
years elapfe, unlefs it be reftored to its original
' ttate. .11 the ipdependency wyour ftate judges,
"which your bill pf rights wifely declares' o be
eflfcntuJ to the impartial admloiftritiorfof juflice,'
and the great tccurity to the rights and hbcrnea
oMhe people," (hall be taken away; by the ra ;
tificatiop of the lil pafTed for that purpoft, it
will precipitate jthe deftruftion of y our noholt ftatc
conftitution 1 and thlre will be nothing left in V
worthy the care, or iupport ofrrtemen.j
1 cannot but remember the great and patriot
ic characters, by whom your ftateSpnftitutiou
was framed. I connot but recoiled that attempts
were then made id favor of univtrfal Cofa'at ; and
to render the judge dependant upon the hgijld
lurt. xou may oeneve, mat the gentlemen, who
framed your conftitution,' poffelfed the full confi
dence of the pwople of Maryland, aqd that they
were elteemcd tor tbetr talents aod patriotifm,
and , fort theft public: tttdprivale virtues. You
mufj have heard, that many of them held the
higheft, civil aud military flatiboe f and that they,
at every rilk aod danger;" affifted to bbtaiu ah'd
etfabliflj yaur independence. Their names are
e iif lled on the journals of the 'firft c,ugriff f k
may Vf. fe'ea in the 'proceepgiVcToM
on, tnat filmed .our- fiirm of government.!
Willi great concern;! ubfervcj thanhe fons of
fjftlej: of thofe charters hjver u,ojted to poll
down the beautiful fabric of wifdom and repiibii '
canlfm, erected by their fathers ! 1 f '.;
The declara t ios s t efpefting the natural rightt
of man, .which, originated from the4:Uim ci the
-flruiflv parliament to make laws to bind ji'miiP.
ca, tn all C4fcttwkatfpcycr the publications, fiiicc .,'
that period, of v'Hoqary and theoretical writer.
aliening. that men id a flatepf Joticty are entitled
to exercife-Wflfcr,-' which they poffefltd in a
fiate of naluiey and the modern do&rinee, by our
late reformer, -that all' men in, a ftue of focietv.
are entitled to epjoy eaualltbtrtyi aria tqualftghti
have brought this mighty mjkluct upon us ; and
. t tear ttiat it will rapidly pogrtls, until peace
'and order, freedom and property; hall be def
troyed. . Our people are taught, ,'a's pEticai
creedg ' that men, living.under an tltebliHied
govemment, ate neverthclefs entitled to exercife
certain rightt, which fo$tKt& jg ajlalc of
nature', ana alto thatMry memrier ot the go
vernment is entitled to enj;y au equality of liberty,
ana ttgoit," .
great names cie a" faoclion to a contrary boioi:
.'.'li".Tl.i ... l' . rt f ' t ' T...
yu-H ,uc gri WDJHoc whtco ttieo eltablifh
iICaUR de LION was fiot by Hifii.flver
Pnpi4i gnd dam
hy vSpeaatOr gie?tgr8t)d,-datri by Blank
frcat grcs Kr.nn oam,jo jL,rgge's JFJiaoa,
. y. Second . greaj ireai gttagland am,, by
:oiayan'r Arabian '
(nd filtt property) mult fpripg Out tif civil toae.
ty i aoa matt be,t ore ver, I ubj eel to the modih--cations
of . particular governments, ' I hold the
pofition. ttearXindfae that M iftrightrofman
canJbe derived only froai ''the couventloris oLocl.
itiM& may, with propriety he called 'fkul
rightt, . J cheerfully fubfexibe to th docliine of
equal lih'etmmrm
;i undci
ints j,. mat -every Citizen;; without ierptct Wro'
chit Mey niaTjeBm'nm the law i a nd
an iqual fecuriry tor hiWaVrpvr.; Ariy J
rt iateiiJietatiou ;of thtlc.irrmtg, irt mv iode.-1
rneni, .dfftiudti
ir 1 ivajuojantialiy cowtii tn tin -fc letir,imer.ts,
it isuonetfflary to mAeariyapprication of them,'
and I-wil only 'iim ipnfX' Will juflice
be mrWy f adminiftered by judges dependant
on the legiIaiure, or the executive, for their
tinuance U office , fnd'al(o for their fupport
.Will liberty? it property, ' be prolcBed, Qrfeeured,
by taws mad by! reprefentatives; chofen by elec
torsi "who haVe no property in; no tommtw inter r ft
with, no attachment to, the tommututy
3 This opinion of Judge Chase js opposed by many great
jleamed rncr., but it js nt entirely noe(. The Judge f
wy'.aoupu k it raaK.es n nis own : Out II 1 misiakenor. s,m
la:e writers in England maiiuiau die lame iemimeKt) and
i iraii anoiner juoge in Ame.ica,. acknwwletigert, by hij
pcrtecmorj, to bo a eentletaan of knowledpe
and iJ n:4, bif Seliveied the same seininient. V r
tj Evpry ler-onbfany cducitiiMi, knowledge, observiti
oii, of expen ce,! muw readilv inswer both those oueMi mj
ia the negative, v The.judges am to-be appoin.rrl and rsm-'
mnsionrq rvrri ymr, oy ine governor and council, who are
to be annually -elected the joint Mlot'oi the IcclslaiLm
which Cjrisilts of two Uranchts, the house of delegate hav
ing rgAtfan'd die senate only' fifteen members. The farmer
are-to tor-cbysfen y early by the fw;.W a considerable tdrtian-
,ol whom have pp (education;' .Very little .undruiandine. " ho
r . : .i t "
. . . j i M tuiiimun miciest wirrr, ana no hjred
attachment to, tle state : V the latter are to bccnosenVvtrv
five years, by ekctori aunoimed by the tanie c ,onS who
ari entitled to ehct a' member or the hi i- dehgatei.
tis, ;bythli change of our const ittuion,, tfce JudeS are to
ub njipjui annually oy an extcmue 10 De C loscll aimu
Ay tf -hV legislature, ' ot which eiehtu, out of 4my.u
members bi 6 to be eleete amm'f i and, ;n 'complete ihc
ystera, ihe judges are to cdepend on Iceiflatii-e; j-0 chosen
? id cmstantly changing, .ffcjr their support. TLg JN?,laiUie
will fluctuate every twelve niotifhsas the pas'-iont, the pre.
juuic, or tajinces of the people direct. The council, and
i'Vubabiy the governor, .will also be changed at every elcy
tion, as the j p Jar leaders khall pi eae. '. And the judges
will be. annuVlrjr deprived of office, unless d.ey conduct
themselves, accordirteb their wis "es. In all ihis-Al)i
cuntyor iinua.tial justice ? 'what pro ection or liberty ol
iy ? let this is the state ol things which We arc iU-
pioper
vitecHo sane ion,
4
Notes by the EftTon
It must strike every "reader that there it riot one sen
lence, nut a-single expression deJrveicd by Judge Chase,
that can, in any manner,- relate to, or reflect; on,' die pre i-:
ueni oi ine uimca oiaies ; aiiu yei ov a wnier in tne Arm
ricut 6l' Monday' the J3t of June, Ins charge is denounced
as o colml una ma.evctHt cuui K ui tin prcte.t a&.unistia-
Him,' &c. tec Any person who will eae the rouble to
Conoire the charge with the puMication in. the Amertcmi
jpust irJnouiice the latieriln its cbtnraerfcerrient, false and
calumnlout.. . ", y-, r- ;" ' r:
Ju4u ChaSe In t)iis sentence olily deiive.s'hls opinion
jhat by the W;ieal of the law that established the Mxt-p
circuit judge, the. independence oi the jcUerut judiciary .was
shaken to ti' foundation.' '-'.in 'the Am nam he is charted
with ascribing to congress ' a iciful und fia-ranl violation of
ihe coiutiluiiuit t Ike rerral of turJudi- iaAf'.'- " v ' 1' V
1. Ine. observation ot Judge Ghase reSjH.-ctinj' 'universal
suffragje can le'juire no- comuientj He-gives hi opinioti
that Ui'e aitfratiuii of the conji idion of this state, destroy
our representative, or rejublio.t futm of government, and
will e.:d in i mntiocwy, ol a g 'Vennrieut ol" the lower clas
of , the people wittouf'prtiicriy, tmd without any fixed er
laiioual attatlunent to tht;ie;J iniercst t thesute and that,
ar a natural consequence all sectUitylorpc'hionaJUibetv Sc'
propertywiH be lost.. How far the Judge may be cuhct in'
.'i apinionroay, ; with safety, -be left to the-decisionvof
.sensiUt-itiiparifaf eii, ..not bjinded,fcy parish, nor a4
.inordinate; Jove of popularirj, whether dernocrats or feda.
ralist., ,...: ::::. 'wVrj'jr VrVl'-'-'Sj-V r
Thesis remarks of Judge Ct)ae 'will U fcetter urjdcri
stood wUen 'it .s k!()wnA"thab byihe weient ednsti.uitnn
.ahtU erpetil law if JryltfWr4lie4ulSwfrftrre-!4
tourf fft secured . (al far as" the.censtitution and a perpetual "
'in tt liberal sAIary unless foifuifcd oijt tiJijvictien for tni&b$:
naviuur tn a roar qj tav ay a oiu passed last sejsiorl of as
lerhbiy. (if it shall be fMWl' .thecon.titutic
. Wacleborough' jicit&tny Lottery .
AUTHORISED by a.j Act pi the. General At-cht ol
the State of JJorth-Carotina," tor ihe pui-poe ol laising
the sum of Oss Thcvsand l?ottAts to enablr theTrus.
tees of said Academy (o firuih their building, and fjr'otlier
purposes to the use and benefits - of said Iiutuution. "
1 Pnte. of
1 ditto '.
2 ditto
4 ditto. .
lU ditto ''l
40 ditto '
m ditto
300 Ptizesrf
5a- BlanksH; '.
SCHXtME.-v
1000 Dollars' i ; '
2iO'.';DoH. to' tiicust, ?
p.- ;' drawn ticket, C '
100 '
&i . .7:
OK " - . ' ,
... ' .. ' .'. v . r- -
10 '- .-. '- , .
.5
gteat eteat trreat trreat
graqa v.aim ,oy rving rwiHiaru'e JJIacJcriiarb t
greatgreat gr eat great great gand daw by Ma- .
k, elcfsout o a royal marc'.-f Jfrv"-' '''
rmA 1;; A :. ; -JOHN 'HOOMES." ''
;v ;Eclipfe teputed-4he bft hoi fe .'ever raiftd
cfi England,'- Bighflyerwaa the favouiite crofs "
for Eclipfe. tnaiesj ?and whcii Dido, who w '
L tioi.fidercd t1c beft.oareVof hcr-t3ay, was mtt -
ui in, iiuiunij; iiiiciiui io a capital cplt could "7
liare beeyfled Every man who haTfeen '
Cceur jifc Lion,"fince he has-been iVmy p0f. j
feffion, hat px pirciTed approbation and nota '
few 4 belt' admirition;--i(!:?-'A' r."' '.
-t' I v . y''gni,' Allen's T
codnty, the uth of November lafti'a lurfe was
run. for iff ee iorianv hat ihe four mile 'ri,..
; wVn. feyeu-aytewSnd; inwrih' aomber,
fiMjrit'oltMarcuJusbvCceat At T.;-
i'fi-lMlkf ysph&lidiftaoc'
ea tne fteldwitlUafexhe. fir ft heatThe next 1
ay Mry t?orgc. llen'sfilly (by Cccnr de LU -
iuuy woq a iweefitaices lor three years old
,teaMpgMh gteatatcu7 I have' '
-tbe4et.ter.)ff.dcfctlbei -whfch
mentions. many;otherri).ings highly j0
th5 ;;credit M Ccor Irje LiW See:alfotheRac
I nrf fa mAtr rf 0-x. T..I-. J .
jw-wi ' o orptrmuer, the
-capital perfoimarJcca 61 two of h.'? fillies three
yars old, the lhee and fourm.lt Aran.-
- Ainceihe firfi of January, Occur' de Lion has
njoyed every advantage ariririgfrtitrr a cleao
lldble, a variety of grain, an xceJTent wheat
: l9U & fJ0 the tveaiher voUldprffiit, a plen.
jy of regular, moderate exert JJe f4 mvr
ready, to Cover Marcp at my Stalle ttio Aa
half miles lafhiipm LoUilburg,. for, twenty
JDolIars the Seafftn.idifchatpsbtc'ibe' joiIi f.
brtiary. 1804, with fixtten Dolors and 4. half i
thirty Dollars the InlutancVx leri Dolljr. V!
dy money the Leap with a quarter to ".the
Groom. Any Mare put" by the Leap, mar
have the' remainder of the SeafoVtor twelve
Dollars; which-may be difcharged at the tiro
above mentioned by pay ruent ' f (en Dollars,
'fhe Seaf n will end the firtt of Atogult.
Corn may be had at the market price, Ser
var.ts board gratis. , Extenfive paftilrag well
letured for the benefit, of -Mares, pnd every
p,ffib!e attention 19 them, but no refponfibility
lor accidents or efcapes., "" .
; ' DESCRIPTION.,.- , v
s CCEUR delLlON iP ..beautiful bay with
black itfain, tail, 'let and' hoofs, and has a ftar
00,. his fothead. He Is fully l6, , hands high,
and proportionately Jong 'and large-has fin uou-fuallharec-f
power and majefly, a, fine, temper
and a flowing fpirit. , ,
. - . ELISH A WILLIAMS."
rranunn county, iviaach 1, JB03.
-tf
10001
200
.2(ie
250
; 400
I'i 1 0
3.) 10
8"?0 Ticket at 5 Dolls. eVch
The DrawiHgof this L'oUery will commence in ih1 LtAvn
of.Wdesb.,rtiugh on the second Friday, in October nea.','
and will be closed as soon thereaher as Haicb'.:'$; !
. The JPriie- shall be laid by either OMhe Commivrione'ra
at any tune ajttr the Drawing is finished jvilli punvutality,"
subjeCf to a deduction of 10 p. ceut. . . ; ,
tne Bumoers ot the Jrtun,He t icHetj will be pub ished.
M L T .1-1 k WW . . ... . i . r . .
jii in. (vai?!H register, ana ip tne Minerva ancj all priy.es
1 700 Ac'res valuable Land.
npHEisubfctiber offers for fafe' JowVor ready
; money or young uegroci, o'ne thoufand
acres of good,l?d lying oo -Little Kiver io
Franklin County 19 miles from" t be City of
Raleigh, i and 1 1 miles from Louiio'jr?. This
Traclt is well watered and adapted to corn and
fniall grain, and agood feat for a mill.
iVAlfo. 700 acres in Wake County, lying on
Mannen's: Creek miles fro 0 Raleigh and 4
from PowelPs bridge. 0 hUM t raft is well
adapted to raifing Tobacco, Corn, "Wheat, or
Cotton and containing a fipc young orchard
of Apple andPeachTef8 ; the anfj, j8 t0
well wateied-vvith an excellent fiat for a-mill.
V- - . SIMQN GRAY JEFFREYS.
'Woh; June 5", 1 803. rjy :.
Notice is hereby given,
rpHAT Jarnes Fenny late of Wake County
JL, :i8 dead, and that the fubferiber at the
laft term of Wake County, qualified as exeeutor
to. hi laft Will aod Teflameot. All perfons
iiultbred tojthe Eftste of the faid dec. ire re- ,
qntictl torjnjie immediate payment, and thofe
baying demands againlt laid ellate arc. notified
which shall not he demanded within ninety day ajW the 1 10 pttfeot thtm, dnly authenticated, wtjibin the
drawing is closed, will be considered as reiinulsheCai'd time liuiitted by law. Or thtr will be barred. i
held as a Donation to the use of the Institution.,, ,vu' - "Y , . , . - "tkii - .
Tickets to be had at five Dollars of each of the Comrrii'j- '- " ". . 'V : ;
sioners, 41nd.pl several GwitlenienHaiifererrrrr otihl Nrtdayhe-th-d-ay-ot AugnuextV-Witr
State and the State ol South-CanJina. v be fold at the dwtlling houfe of the- f)bfcber.,
1 The Trustees are sensible in. offering .this plan of i !4te- .ft the ' orooeifv 'of tbeSaltHimi-a P.h'Wm.
ry to the public, they mu .t depend more for,cees, v ,he 3 ' - - ' . prr 7f r i r 5 deCl
consideration of tUeobiect 10 which t wi . ' - not otherwife telpokd ot by will, confiftiDer of
. Six
;to be .applied,' than t any merit- the icheme itself or the
ir'oney oy i.ouery is intKiecto; they;leel
a desire in common V iih many of IKeir fcUow-lji'tizens, to
iMwmc-ocmiuiiuei 01 i.earning tnroughout the Country.
1 . -vTi"' eo wiii a oenei. or the importance of
these institutions, as they recard our i-olitical
reJignKKs concerns, and lliey lament that Kreater patronmr-
iiul extended 10 them from the source to which they have
a right to lojk to hr iupport j but we aie ipdebted alone
to irrdiVidual exertion and protection, thaf those valuable inj
necessary, msritution hive an existance amongst usj
' : It 4 under the.se impreion and with these motive
that.tha Trusteeiof the WafcstKMiughrAcademYrf (a yo'un:
but premising Institution) take the liberty of offering the
above Scheme W the pnbiic. and! Solicitinp th
"i. ftfr-'aearniBj; to forward their views; . ;' '-
. ; ;Jraca MAtJSMALL, yCoMMtSttONEtt.
Ji JOHN JENNINGS, ; 7-appointed by. the
, "JOSEPH PICKETT, v V Board of . Trustjee-
IUU. itOBlNSON, ; ,. I . to rnanage ; jhe
t : vranny.'' ?
' !: Tit: i ij?7' Jf FV'rW0 5 "fPfi ablislied, andalt theof the courts orkw will beniad- 1 J)ttdti BilU of Jtindi. -Note. WaV
I - and Jherrry, ofthe citizen, fwmalr.mury; entirely Mepemk eleJSnT " rlfflti A S l o t. V
y-irtntb&vtny diaiuaioCaiutfther is no poiier'to 'muui.,i Mortage jcenff,& Bonds, WTuUtii
X - "focoftf'iwU thr txecutioo Of the law. f iLr; "lan H1?' frjWgei b jhrott 4. and aRMherXlMteticd fcCkrfa
two liorfes, af.d various etherrpropertv
months credit .wll' be.'giTeri,"- the purchafcr g:v-c
ing bond with approved fectiVity; , , :
.... i. ' if v;nrtKijiia rtNNX, liar.
, Wait (County, May, f20, 1803, ' '
' Notice is hereby given, y-
rp HAT Lewis Greene and JeiTe Mitchell,
Jl' ;i of'Wake County,'- hold each Note of
mine,"the , firft for one hundred dollars, and the
latter for fifty dollats, beariog date fdmetirhe io
February ; iwhicji Notea were ftakrd by srie;.
fn the hands of Tofiah Rberrs, on i" Race be
'tween Heciy.Ilunter aod John Stfowd, run 10
-Orange county , which race Mr, Hunter has, :
uot. given up, upuu tne grounos taat nuriacr
rtaribfirl L."tbgrefore"- fo'nrarn ":if teffons.;.
( jradiog for faid. Notes, e I am determined not
to pay then and w A ever do, cot until, tbt
race it decided by Jaw between Mr, Hunter
A. C.'a4"-"'... . 'r-.'- 79 '
i Iftii. Mv IC 'ISAAC HONXER. &
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