I'-
V
' '. i.bf f.rt-e t'hecfi Jl the dispatpbr
VJ tiiipe, - which they expect previoui
rSnSof Congress; indeed all they
,0 Mr; Baker from France via
TTaS Mr. Noorse from England have
S yet we hear nothing atout raising
Embargo, infactithnoweirunder
" Sh,t the Embargo cannot be raised un
Slitl.FranceKbfcourseth
:SUt their heartrat rest; so the
P0 n if it s in power of Admw
have
co-nut'1'
TTITii11.It- ' - N
...k. KaP nnt .their hands to1 the plough,
S he will not "Suffer them to look buck. His
hntruage to them now i keepyourseWes m
Sir hcll if you would keep out o harm.
Ly for if you come out you shall fight or
Z aeainst me."' This language to men of
4irit appears rather insulting ; but the silent
language of England is still more so ; it is,
, as you are not worth minding you may do
as you please." Was ever any nation more
.waded than ours. Empires and kingdoms
. . - A . :nno knr Ko.in Cllll-
.:TWe again-are authoi istd to noimce to th e
,.;''
We declare 'it M our opinion, that if tli
federalists of Virginia would Wto, and form
1,
i .1 . Kut arc the first neoole whomever
CXKU , . . . .
, irn.H their exigence as a nation without a
': ;.i. . . ' Wash. Fed.
. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 18U8.
Delaware Federal ! '
- The election hskl in Delaware, on the
3d instant, was contested with unusual ani
mation, and has terminated in the same man-!
nei as most elections hitherto held, since the
Embargo was laid, and the partiality ."of the
Administration to France becaifie apparent
In SJew-Castle county, the scat of JJemocra
tic strength, their majority has been reduced
"Vt00 votes, notwithstanding they propped their
cause with all their energy, and with many
metn and dishonourable practices.
It stands thus :
. . . y majorities;
Federal.
aimce to the
Public ibatV'VViLLrAM Diikw, of Halifax, 1
LsqV offers himself as an Elector for this dis- .a ticket for "electors crPresemCanarVicei
trict, to elect a President and Vice-President lpreder.t of the LVit'ed States, thatit would
of the United . States He 'pledges' himself, . be. ' handsomely supported, by 'the. JPwe-nd
anddedarcs (it thSdecfaration be necessary) although we a ill not undertake tp'say that the '
to'rvdte for M,r." James .Monroe as President, federalists, would certainly succeed, ytX their j
and some other character eligible as Vice. would be io respectable a to cause the" 1
jieWjPresidentr wuoevtr ne may pey i" wiow
thicU has tiotr been the case for more than
seven years) that theprinciple's of Washington
are not enterely abandoned in he.'4ncihnt Do
Trillion, the. declaration of many to the contrary
notwithstanding , ; . . : Virginia Gat.
Though rnonths have elapsed since the offi
cers in the new atariding army were appointed,
it is worthy of remark that not one of the ma
ny printers included in hc list, has been call,
ed upon to ' diicharga ' bismiliterjrcluties.
These duties have been imposed dn others,
while they, according to the probable cxindition
of their appointment, are to be kept at their
ordinary avocation till the important election
now pending ate determinedr yXt7, sj GaZt
buane has received Tor six months past Ae
pay and emolumeis of a lieutenant colonel in,
the new ataiid-iugormy, amounting to upwards
of a hundred dollars a month, and we should
"it glad to learn . what "military duties be has
vet performed? Is this not rifling the public
I'resident At any -rate no time or circum
stance can induce him to vote for' or support
the pretemioni: oT Mr. Madisohi-aa-c
Journal, ' ' 4 - ' v . "
The Following tatementSj will show the
extravagant pretentions of the friends of Jlad
ison and Moiiroi.
From tsk Nationai. Intelligeiicer
,f For Madtson as V resident.
Verraant
Hew Jersey
reiiruylvama ,
Mat7land
Ndrtti-Carolina '
Virginia
Souih-Caroin
Gfcor'u, - ' '
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio -
19
"A
9
J3f.'
19
$
5
3
New-Castle,
Kent' -bussex,
430
8X)
Demo.
And he m.iy be ides have the vdtes of Kfoa-Uampsliire
and Rhode hUud. ' . .
From the - Spirit of Seventy Six'.
TJie following calculations we think proper
to re-publish, as the prospect brightens daily
Firmness, perseverance' and resolution may
yetrensure success ta the Cause of free gov5
ernment. ,
: ' Monroe,
.19
...... .1230 . ,
Each county sends 7 representatives r.nd 3
senators to the state legislatures, and as1 both
toTlhe Iowcp counties- ai'e federal. It follows
that there will be a federal majority of one
third of the representation of the state--that
it, seyert re preventatives 5id three senators.
As he Ltgi'ihtare will have ttfe choice of
the Uxfbrs.f )r President and Vice-President
of the United States, : they will of course be
federalists and as -Mr. -Whitens senatorial
term expires on the Avof March next, he
will in all probability jfe reappointed for six
years more.
- FEDERALISM's'. , !
Glorioqs 'liiumih in Martlaird.
It is now admitted and settled, that the ma
jority of the .next House of Delegates must
be federal. It will certainly be from t ight to
ten, and should the votes of two-couniies,
Svliteh are said to have been made derriocrati-
"Coi, by a greater number of.iliegil votes han
their respective majoir.ies "consist of, be re-
' stored to the Federalists, it will reduce the
number of dcmocratical- votes from Sj to 24
whilst the federal will in ttrat case be from 58
to 60. " Thus democracy . will be obliged to
assume the diminutive figure cf less than one
third of the sixe of FederaTism in Maryland.
A happy presage this, of the accession of
weight Maryland wi!J yield to the scale cf
Oeneral Pinckney us President of the United
States. : . ' " ; , v '
In Kent the highest Federalist ta9 within
five votes of the lowes Pemoci at, so thai three
illegal TOtcs Would turn the scale.
In Cecil the highesttederalist was Jiithin
16 V otes of the lowest Democrat, and in like
manner 9 illegal voles deducted, would 'rein'-'
state the Federalists. . :... -Imputations
of unfairness on the democra-
tic sidei he against both these counties, and
will probably cancel theirYeturns. - ;
' At all events, the near-pproierr the Fede
ralists have made to the majorities returned
for the Democrats in those and other coun
' ties, would enable them, at another election
to snatch from the latter, almost the whole of
the few members they possess, and leave
tb.em scarcely represented in' the House of
: Dn legates. . ',.:- ..''
fiT 'Maryland ought, after the present
success, to give at least eight votes forXiene
ral Pikgrmey as President.. -,Ji , -
. .. ; No senator to congress will chos'ni ',
Ific nvxt' Legislature, because each branch
) ?avig a majority of a different pjiitai com-'
JruAhig, whereby 7 One! trartch would over;
v;helm the other. This policy, we learn, give
- tien. Ainiih his entrance into the 5ert.ate.
"The legislature tcTbe elected next fall,, willi
- ' liTeet" belore Congress -so that ttre cannot
;; be any incouvenieiice sustaint'd. .M. ,4m.
New-York',
Delaware,
Maryland,
Georgia,
Tennessee,
Ohio-,
N. Carolina,
N. Hampshieri
Massachusetts
Rhode-Island, .
Connecticut,
New-Jerseyr
Virginia,
Penirsylvania,
S. Carolina,
Vermont,
Kentucky,
3
5
'6
6
7
19
4
9
8 '
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bo
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6
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95
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20
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"From the Wasiixng'Tcn Federalist.
- .. (Monroe
Viiltnil C:ntm.
7 fo
0,1
Statft
New-Hampshire,
Massachusetts, .
Unbde-liland,
Connecticut,
Vermont,
Kfw-Yoik,
iew-Jei sey.
Pennsylvania
Delaware,
Ma ylnnJ, ..
Virginia,
Nonh Carolini;
Sontli-Caiolina,
Gejrijia,
Kentucky, -
Tennesle'Bi'-'
Oiiio,
4.
9
f
no
8
3
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4 3
nnrsi. ? ta it hot the worst species ol Iraud and
corruption j because, being indirect, it is not
easy of punishment J
Ata'dmnnef given, by Ware to the
Spanish Deputies, lord Ersktne, who was pre
sent, commented very seVertly on the toast
lately received with such disapprobation at-a
public meeting. I dislike as; much as any
one.'said the. Noble Lord " fnany of the
measures that have been pursued by this
country towards America ; but I would never
propose', in Champaign or Jjurgundy, to drink
the health cf that man who refuse or braw
tars a drop of wate'i 1" f
Mi-.i'MKAnK, the U. iv'Na'vy Ajjent in Ca
llz, wires to a gentleman in Salem,' that in
Spain arid, Portugal 140,000 French trOops
n"a4-fe,'.J.esiroyed.' ' 4900 were
Tneh prisoners in the province ofAwlalusia ;
and that to hope to effect any thing in Spain,
Bon3pirie'must seAd a force ol 400,000 men.
The remarks contained in the Spjvit of
:76,"bf the 1 1th inst. concerning the' F.tlitor of
t he Enqliirerrftaveof passed nnTioticed.'nie'
, i'nterpusitv.of. the Civil Authority prevented
'the IVvricipnls from eithcV adjusting' the mis: .
UiKlerstanding,''or;cai,i7ing the difference to
extremities, This. information is given tothe
inquisitive', -by the -Oentlemah who acted as
the friend op the Editor, of the Kn'quircr, in
the cortimuiiications.1 vvhif h took place be
tween himself and theEdilor of the u Spirit
of 7 6." ' : . .. r-r'T-7-'
AXOTIIER WARNING I
Letter Irom 'Pablo' bECR A, ct
1. DISSOLUTION Of PARTNTRSHir.
h: The Coartnershipof SHAW & BU1U 11 ;
persons having demands against, and all those
indebted to said cohebrn .are requested to call
oil William Sha w for settlement of the same,
who is duly aut horised to collect all debts duo
said Hrm, and to settle and discharge all just -r
demands which may be "brotght forward a. .
gainst te same.
' ' Wt. SHAW. '
v J , .. ;;: . .. . T.D.BURCH.
'Raleigh, Oct. u, iteAa.
- SAMUEL PEARSON, ' '' :'
tvJIO cariies on tbc business of Tailorjtt
the house formerly occupied , by Mr. "Olivet
Tbomasj on Fayettevillc Street, solicits thi
encouragement of the citizens of Raleigh and
its vicinitv -He wishes to employ -
. A Joii rneymah Taylor j
Of scJier and industrious habits.
Raleigh, OctrlJ, : ' iL6i5tf.
subscriber Vean'erfiillv in form iKr
Members of the Genefal Assembly, that he
will be glad to accommodate 'twelviror fif ee
nf such as will favour him with- their custom
Every attention will be paid to render their si
tuation agreeable 4 ' r
u ; ' VrfiENl. PULLIAM.,
Raleigh, October 19 -i655
1
'ana, dated Sunt. 2 I.
Extract of
the Ha
-'.: We have hTdji second 'meeting of Plan
ters and JJerctan'tS, .to deliberate on ouf situ
ation; arid it was decided to admit neutral
vessels, with every description of goods, until
Spain shall be ifV a situaliotio provide for our
. wants'. ' ',''" .
i Wt expect tafga; supplies from' England ;
; aful 1 think it would be of great importance
ticket of elec- ! to'Arnierica to raise the Embargo before our
thr, will rarive ah almost unanimous votf m PP w u.h1uu,...
that 1 rnnntr. It is believed with Common
--rtinn Mr.'MadisOn may Invd himse
appointed, in the Vlrginia'-yOte. Alex, Gat
Sept. Session,
1 808.
Petition exhi
bited to erect a
Grist Mill. -
court, that Reddick
jSTATK OK N. CAROLtKA,
franklin County,
David Sills
Tlie lieirs of Wm. Kefby
11 appearing to the
Undgers and Judia his wife, and John Kerby,
tNvoof the heirs and representatives of tlie
said decedent' William, are non residents--It
is therefore Ordered that unless the said Red
Jdick and Judia his wife, andJohn Kerby, op
pear at our court of pleas and quarter Sessions
lobe Iveld for the county of Franklin,' at the
court houfeCin Lo'brsbUrri;, on the second Abn
ilay of l)ecembei' nexf, and answer the alle
gations set forth iri the plaintiff's petition, the
same will be taken pro. confesso, and leave
given accordinglyand that publication there
of for three Weeks, be made in the Minerva.
..... GREEN HILL, Juh. c. c.
1)C l-'i acres.
42
Advices from the western parts of Vir
. . .i . m.. l.....'c
ginia state, mat ir.4muuiw
' PHiLADF.r.riiiA, Oct. C.
. .' WARD ELECTIONS.
Thc following is an accurate statement of
the resylt of the ward elections, held on Fri
day Jast, agreeably to lawy for the choice of
two insiectors of the general election, and of
an assctsor, for each of the wards of this city?
to wit. ". ..
iVardr federalists, -Democrats.
. Upper Delawnve,
2., Lower Delaware,
;3. High Street, T
4 Chesnut, 4 .
5, Walnut,
6. t)ock?!-. .
7..KevMarkct,
8. North Mulberry,
9. South Jtulbeiry,
10. North, - ,
i. Middlq,
lj. Sobthi
1 3. Locust,
-4Xd
thpfwiw voa mav be excluded entirely ov. an
If 'diS-1 'arrangemL-nt with England, whichmay lie ea
sily erecbu, under our prest-nt impr-ssion
of your attacnTheht to Francerand hostility to
our glorious Cause.?' "
' The democratic prints', still persist in stat
ingthat the Vermont election has not termi-
- liated in favour of federalism.r-This is done-
' i to answer electioneering1 purposes.- For the
same reason they .will Jot allow that a majorir
VV'-ot ihe House of Delegates Ot iuaryiana is
federal. ' ' ' . ' " , ;
' 187
. 226.
.' 175
132
, 80
205
, 192
. ' 139
'122
2Z:.
220 -48
.
Rl.
-J4-0 .
37
194
190 ,
3'2.-.,
179.
. 65
1K2
r Fion 'Serra the writer of the letter, from
which thgabove is exit acted, is well known
to the mexdvuv of the United States, and1 is
a member of one of the political bodies at Ha
vana, who participate in its legislation.'
Edit. N. Am.
COMMUNICATION.
To the Managers of the Philadelphia Loei
lor the promotion of Useful Arts-' J-
The dvemures in Northcarortna are solici-;
tous to know whetlier the aboye Lottery has
been "drawn (whicli wai to have commenced
last February,) and if not, whether it ever
will be, for they have heard nothing. of Blanks
or Prizes, since tbey purchased your tickets.
Sheriff's Sale.
WILL be sold at ttic Court-House in Green
, ville, Pitt county, on the 17th December
next, so much of the following Lands av
will pay the taxes and expenses :
300 Acres of Land on Stfift.Crcek, SVillismPugli's dii
trici, to ay he taxes lor 1803, 4, 5, ft, "&
protriy Ab iurn Dixoi.r Car; Nelson's
rfitio.
&nnl. Elks, Seii'r, do. 1806 & 1.
V!dam Arnold, tlo. '. " do.
h r,y Milts,- du. dj.
Sa ali Nl.on . '1!. dj d ?.
W illiam Campbell, , du. 1807.
Sam I. Tay ljr ikC ' "' cb.
LUe.ibcih Arn"l4, ""LT "7'do.
fcsiaie of" J. Beck, ck. " 1 do.
Htiiry AUiiiaiii do.' dev
Sherwora Hiiife', di-tiici, Ui IueLr l80T,-culf.
Jfcity ol JacJ VVailer,
, Wu. Norij :' .'!
John Fulioid,
. I a.c '.Vingatc.
100 Hardee Harcck,
' 50 John C, Crlr.-5 ..
14.' jmvs Tii j:. j ' " .
1'25, .osfph 7aikion, junr;
598 "aivtii by William MovP.
ioi S tiling Dujwae, in Cat. JuiUat Anderf dii--t.ic,
. . - " .
A I. So . " "'
The r Homing Town tot. 'hovV'. 1, 3.9, 12,13, 14,
15, IS, 21, ', 2,. 36, 48,,fl. 6i, -Jsr.M, 10-, 10,
11c, t-U',126, l7l-i7. I4, Xl 157; 18, & 159.
Uonr.'O.i S niih, J'hcff. .
7 1 S acres
rViS do. '
""30 do. '
n -2 do,
60 dO.
..-7 j..
100 da.
IwO do.
15 do.
In Ct
33
;0
SOx
Y U
55
300
fane U'liite,
t'lck. AlbiiuaiTj
Jciii'o Wanen,
John Ivr.:on,
William F.ne-;
, LIST OF Li: ITERS ; ;
iicvtainiiit? in lMt.GjL, at italeigh..
Wm. A. Liukjohn; tiavin Alves, Vi!lianv
AiJiK l. . .-. V' ' -'' - -: -Lis-
Jesje Barham, Isaac. Uledsoe, Mrs. M
Totals,
5,
2321
We observe that the' Wilmington (tazettfej
'.transferred -to. fr: Wjm A Haselv wio
pi-otnise's to be a greatciumfioii to the dis-
flales of Waihin:to'i'M tht"t'a-- ' '"
From the above statement if will appear,
that notwithstanding theircipponeiitshavfr-ex-rted
every nerve the result has beeFbrilliant
to the contutionalists. They h ave it Js true,
one ward lets, this year, but they have "lbst.it
by the most abominable villainy, and the citi
zens are determined o punish by legal mean?
.he perpetrators of fraud and corruption.
The constitutionalists have reduced their op
p6nentstin bosthwarK antrtne' rsonnern j.i
berticst small majorities. Mr. Ross will
jiave a hahds'omq, rhaioritf a.tthe general clec-i
tton.s. . .. ;:.-y-'r-7--, . ' -..r:' ':
VTuT constitutionalists have succeeded in
18 townships in Delaware coimly'-rThe J.ac
bib in 0rrt; . ' . " ,. " ;'':, '' ;
YLANO CONGRESSMFX. .
- - 'RcfiuMcun. -Roger NeUon, Nicholas Bux
ton, Moore, Alexander M'K.im, John Mont
g6meiyT Mr. Brown, (in the room of Edward
! V i t' i x '" y ' . '. ' m n it il w- ' -
l-ioyu, aecnnea ana ;rcnioaia v annorn u.
'Ftffra.-l-Phihn "-"Barton Key,. Jobn.Camp-
bell, -.";;''' G61dsborough-jrl. -3
'' - ..'-. ! i . riivn -- ' "' - :.. '..""
rAt Warrehton, on Frjday last, rienry L.
Chapman Esq. of Newbern, a young man o(
talents and handsome acquirements. "
On the 1 lh, in the65lh year of his age,
tlie patriot, John' Page, Esq. Commissioner
of Loans for Virginia, and date gowmorof
that state. .' 'v-- '"' v' ' ' -.'
On the 5th instant, ather ho.use in Franklin
7Courtr Philadrfphia, agetL34 fears Mrs. ia
Va'h Ba!che,lTrife of Richard Bache, Esq. and
.only daughter of the late venerable father of
,; his country. Dr. Beni. Franklin. -
On the 5th vt Wilmingtoni Mr. Alex.
Dulgairne. And on the 9th" Nathaniel Hill,
son of Dr. Ili!l.i t . , "
ai-g't
Battle, Mi3S !Senthy Brown, Isaac II; UolliBg,.;.
Peter Bird, Ldrnond Barker. 11 "'"':'"' s
Christopher Cuilis, John Chaves, Samuel
and Rkhard Gardv MarliXooR, Henry Carra
way, Christopher Christophers,' William Caol
rel, J. Chriskiv ' -i, - . r r'C" ;
Josiah Dilliaixh; Jonathan Davis, sen James
Denby. . ' ' -1 ' .
xl'rederick' Fzzcl, Nancy Ellis, Jesse Elling-'
tonTtjih. Worsham Lllhigtbp, Britain Edcock
VVillie ..Fennel, Susannah. Fearie, Doctor
Wni.jreneh, David Fouler, Stephen S. Fer
rand, YVm. Farrow. "' ' "
JJoctor Allen W. Gilchrist, Samuel Cluth"
He,' Joseph Giirahtr,-Mis Sally A.rM'Glan
lon, Anthony G.Grtvil, Allen Gi-iffert,dward:
Gatlar, II. (iornian. .
Wm. Hill 2, Abisai Horn, Dafidltead,
Edward Hokft, John Heplen, Wm. IlaUibur,;
ton, John Hollarman, Roger Handcock4 Eliza
IrHoHingworth; Rob't 11 all, Ransom Hoas
i Nathaniel Jones, (m. c ) Nathaniel Jones
(c T. i Abel Johnson, Jesse Jones, sen. V. inter
. Jbnesi JobC Jones,; Miss' Nancy Jones, Jtssei
lsier, iteoiBgones,
' . Rev. Charleg Kef.non, Wm. Ktrkham. : .'.
jLewis Lashle, hdmond Lane.- ' '
- T.Medcaresf Morgan Murettf John ; Meats,
Miss Elizabeth 1). Moorer Absolam MaV,
Coalman Millar, Cy ran Myatt, Lodrick Alford
JohivMoiirig, "A. D. Murphey. '
" George Nance, Marton Nail, Giles iNance
'"iWrri. Owen , John Owen-, Robert UdCn
r. Tanei Periy, Thornas Price, John J Vrry,
John Pair, Roliert Fowel, China Pattersfn.V
Miss Sally Roberts, 2, Hannah' Robertf,
John Rivers John Rhbdes, Wm. Thoma,
Tbhn M. Roulhac. IL Rogers. Jr. t ;
bhion amttn, wm. urcmoos. jchua 'Hrjj
j
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