a
i . v-i. -j- . 1.': -tilt .:,i-,r i-. .1 . : - : i if . 1 ;i 1 ,M,.i .-: , i . !.--;. 1 h--iff
; ' . j- ' - ' ' fc ' ' - - i if " ; .. - . 4 - Hi , T . . ! : I i i ., . . : I I - . r - i i - , . 't ' ...... . . ! .
NEW CENSUS.
The foUow4ng;ftatemcit exhibits
the number of Rcpi:cfentativei Whicb
cich ftatenow hasinderihc ccn(u$
of i;9 and' thcnumBciir.jof Rjrl
fentativcs to which each ftatf ;wili
be entitled by ile new ccnlbs, at
the ratio of otic 1 Reprefentatiye
o ooo inrjabjtants, with j the'l rac
S it
nonal number of;inhabitants jm cacn
ftatc under the prefent cenfijis! ;;
j Fradional uum-.
ber under cenlus
1795.
xSoo.
5 !
. a -'
17, 'J
r i
4 i
. 18 r
1 !-
7 !
IZ
r 8
4
6
of kfcoft
; 970
Jti6i64
7.33
S8.547
a7?5
6,So6
6,8 tS
34
Tenneffee Return not made.
Territories of Mi fliffippi, Indiana,
and Columbia-- Not entitled to
Rcprefentatives. j " j;
From the above ftatement, it ap
pears that in the next houfe f Repre
icntatives, if it (hall be apportioned
according to the prefent ratio, vizi
one Reprefentalivefor every 33,000.
inhabitants, there will be ,134 lie
prefentatives, befides thofe; from
Tenncffee, whole return is not yet
xcceived, and from the Territory
jjorth-wefl of" the Ohio, both of
vhich diflrifts were not included
in the cenfus of ;Exc)ufive
f the Reprelentatives frornTenhef
fee, the Houfe of Rcprefentatives
. jjovv confifts of 105 membfi;rs The
advice-, therefore, in th: number
f Rcprefentatives will be, as will
appear from calculation, about 27
per cent; .. f I
Number Gf Rf prefent a fives North
and South oj the Potpmac.
According to the la ft Cenfus the
number of Reprelentatives were
north of the Potomac 1 , 66
South of the Potomac 39
Majority northof Potomgc 27
By the prefent Cenfus, there will
a 1
I
: north ot Potomac M 01
South of Potomac 52
Majority north of Potomac 29
This majority will probably be
reduced to 25 by the additional re
prefentatives of Tenneffee and the
diftrid north of the Ohio, r
Had the whole number of Repre
fentativeson each fideof the Poto
mac advanced according to their pre-
yious proportion, therej woula nave
keen north of the Potomaj &3 f
South of the Potomac j
Making a majority of
33
The difference between twenty-
mve, the majority under the new
cenfus, and of 33,
te majority
"which .would have exifted had the
population north of the Potomac
kept pace with that fouth of it,
conftitutes the gain of Reprefenta-
tivesby the ftates fbuth of the Poto
mac, viz. 3 .Representatives.
Rdativz Jlr'ength oj the NewEng-
land States.' f 1
Thefour ftates of Newf Hampfliire,
Rhode-Ifland, Maflachufetts, and
Connecticut, commonly called the
New-England (tates, had by the
cenfus ot 1790, 87 reprefentatives;
by that of 1800 they will have 31
reprefentatives. Had the number
of their reprefentatives kept, pace
Vtth the aggregate numirs oali the
fta es they would becpf (tjejii to 34'
rcprefentatives. T3ie;!iave;'i therej
fore loft four reprefentitives. ';
Political Effetls.,
After this view ot the local in-
fiuencc of the new Cenfus, it may
not be unimportant toi exhibit its
probable political effe&s. ' : '
- . . . L 1.1.
Ihe lubjoinedtable'will Ihevv the
ftrength of parties in the next houle
of Reprefentatives, arid that under
tfie new cenlus, taking the exiiting
uate ot the public mind a& the cri-
erion : i
i8r,
ltoj.
Republ.
N"ewHarf.pfhac, o
'Hbodc-lflani a
.Matichwit;!3, 5
Fed
4
o
9
ReubL
5
9
it
Rhoic-Ifiand, ; a;
Maffdchulcitj, 14
Conncfticur, 7
Vermont, a
cW.Yovk:f !
ett.ie)r, 5
Tennlylvarvia, T3 ;
Delaware, 1 j
Maryland,!
Virginia, i 19 j,
North-Carolina, 10 '
South-Caroiioa, 6
Georgia, 2
Kentucky, j
Territory aorth of !
Ohio, o :
105
'AM
7
;
5
o
ii.
Vermont'
Ncw-IerfeyV
Pcn.BfylyanU,
Maryland, 's '
Virginia ; '
a
4
'Pi.
io
..3!
3'-
3
3
O
ST.'-c.i-,
m
az ;
North-Carliaa,
'South-Carolina,
Georgia, J a
Kentucky, ,
Ttrritory north
7.
3
2;
via. "A
6
of Ohio,
.Teaacflee,
67
3-
aS
39
97
40
4
57
Repab. mj. In tUi Reput. maj. 101803
The following ftatement fhew
the relative numbers of the. respec
tive ftates in the" Cenfus 0,1790,
and that of 1800, With the. increafe
in each ftatc ; ; n
179a. i8oe. lacteiife.
Nevr-Htnp(h1re, . M'i885 i38i8 4.9?3
Rhode-Wand, 68,3 69,1a 300
Maldcbufctts; including : ! v
Maiic, 475.37 574.564 S9.37
ConncQicut, 837.946 4,ooa ! 13.056
Vermont, ; 5,539 15465 1 68,926
NewtYork, 1 allotment , .
wanting, " 340,10 484,063 143-946
New-Jr(cy, i,l31 i49 7?
PennfylvanU, 434.37J 602,363 i67,99
Delaware, 59"94 678 : o79
wanting, c 397 1 39i74 Oimi- J
iTirginia, 747.6, 78.950 3'34o
North-Carolina, S'J375 4783 ' eH-3o
South-Carolina, E4973 34J.59' 96i'8
'Georgia, 81,548 , 162,688 801,138
Kentucky, 7377 .953 J477
y"y the above table it appears that
in 1790 the ftates according to their
refpectivc number's ftood thus :
, 1. Virginia, 9. New-Jerfey,
2. MaflDichufetts, 10. Ncw-IIamjp fiiire,-
3. PennfyTvar.ia, ix. Vernaont,
. North-Carolina, 12. Georgia,
5. New-York, 13. Kentucky,
6. Maryland, 14. Rhode-lfland
7. South-Carolina, 15. Delaware.
8. Connecticut,
It further appears that, accord
ing to the Cenfus of 1800, they now
in point of numbers ftand thus :
1. Virginia, 9. Kentucky,
2. Pennfylvar.ia, 10. New-Jerlsy.
3. MalTachuletts, 11. New-Himpihire,
. 4. NewtYork, 12. Georgia,
North-Carolina, 13. Vermont,
. 6. South-Carolina, 14. Rhode-Ifiand,
7. Maryland, 15. Delaware.
8. Concedticur,
The following table (hews the
advanced population of each ftate
according to the cenlus or lboo, be
yond that of 1790.
Increafe.
New-Hamplhire, 30 per cent.
Rhode-Ifland, noai-
fignable increafe,
Maii'achufetts, ti
ConneQicut, - 5
Vermont, - - 81
New-York, - 4
New-Jerley, - 14
Pennfylvania; - 48
Delaware, , - 8
Maryland, diminu
tion of 3 per cent.
r 1
Virginia, - - -North-Carolina,
South-Carolina,
Georgia,
Kentucky,
6. 14 - -From
this ftatement it followsthat
the refpecYive ftates hivepropoition
ably increafed in the,degrees above
ftfated in the following order, viz.
a. Kentuckyi
2. Georgia, jgiV 1 ,
3. Vermont;
4. NewtYork,
5 and 6.- Pennfylvania and
South-Carolina, which have in
crefffed in the fame proportion.
7. XMew-iampinire,
8 and 9. Maffachuietts
North-Caroling which ! haves
creafed in the fame" proportion,
. io. Virginia, .
1 1. New-Jerfey,
ljs..-Delaware,
and
in-
13. Conne&icut, 1
14. Rhode-Ifland,
. !.;. Maryland, ,
It is greatly to be regretted that
the late Congref$j! which paffed the
3ft fixing; the impde of taking the
VsCmus, uiu nor, ; aa reuueucu uy
ieveral learned locieties. direct a
If defigrtation of -thd various defer ip
II tion ot eitizens.tJbuch detig nation
I ' would have corrccllv illuftrated the
II . . - .. -. y .1 ... -h - v i .. .
cxifting ftat of lociety, would
I have exhibited with pirecifion the
I channels in which indu (try-flowed,
Though Maryland appears above to have
II decreaied 1 0,024 inhabitants ; yet the fajtt is
I p oiuerw ues ior.altowence piuvtvoe . maoe lor
the fibtraclioinof 8, 144' inhabitatitsHwiiich
forrjijti population ij$ louthera dtltrict
of C?,ibi8, arid for the deficient return;
which when added to the forroeri will un-
doibtedly give a 1'rr.all increafe of numbers to
that dmrid in embraced by Maryland,
would have ftiewed what were filled
and what Wrere unoccupied ; and
would hkvjc been ojf eflential fervice
to jit he. f eldcra 1 a n d, ft a t? go v ef n rne n t s
by facilitating the acquifitlon of
juft ideas of the operation of any
particular tax )opoleQ. ! : j ;
It would have been interefting to
the hiftojisn, at forrie future dayj
to have traced the regular growth
ofagricilture jtracleiand manufac,
turcs ; and the inoralift might rio
have been unproduRively engaged
in:eftimajting thje dsgrees qF jvirtue
and prolperityj Which accompanied
their feverai ftages ! 1 j ,
'But this meafure, though fanci
tioned by the Houle of Reprefen-tatives,-was
rejected by theSenate j
and we can only now regret that it
was rejected, ana recommend its
adoption at fome future day.
The above view , enables us to
threw but an imperfeft light upon
the relative growth of the agricul
tural and commercial interefts. As
fuch.it is offered. I
If we conlidei-the; ftates of Maffa
chufetts, Rhode-I ftand, New-York
Pennfylyania 'ajlanu:v.ind
SputhCirolina: as'orhiaercialthc
amountSf their advanced;; popula-
tiou, IS
39
While that of New-
Hampfhirc, Connefticut,
Vermont, New-Jerfey, De
laware, Virginia, North-Ca
rolina, Georgia, and Ken
tucky, confidering them as
agricultural ftates, is
475
Difference 3,36
From which it appears that the
agricultural ftates have gained num
bers in the above proportion over
the commercial ftatesj which is in
the proportion of 3 to 1.
Such an effecVmuft be considered
as highly intcrefting to the happi
neis of our citizens, and the dura
tion of their republican principles
and republican inftitutior.s We
will not fay that- overgrown trade
leads to perlonal mlery and national
corruption, j But we willlay, that
the beft fupport of adividual feli
city and national prolpeiity, is a rc
fpeclable body of men 5 who derive
their fubfiftance from the earth, and
depend upon the manly labours of
the plough jifor their independence
f mind and health of body.
IN
SHERIFFS SALES.
At the Cottrt.fTtHfe lit Chmrhtte, irtTAetklrn-
burg CfuntJt Saturday tie Jib De
cember next.
HTHE following Lots in the faid
Town of Charlstte, the Taxes on w hich
for the Years 1799 an I3 have not been
paid. viz.
. .. . - -
1 Lot the Property of the Heirs ef John
Herron 1 1 do, the Property of the Heirs of
Robert Micklreath 5 2 do. the Property of
the Heirs of Samuel Martin ; 1 do. the Pro
perty of the Heirs of Joel Hrevard ; do. the
Propsrty of the Heirs of Mary CurreDs fc
Alio 112 Acres of Land on the Waters of
Paw Creek, fuppofed to be the Property of
the Heirs of Robert Mitchel and 40 Acres
lying Haft of Charlotte, joining Land of Wi
dow Mafon, the Propei ty of Wm. M 'Gown,
tor Taxes due thereon. . .
4- JAMES NEEL, Sheriff.
' Notice is hereby given,
'TlH AT the following Lands, fit'ir
ate in the "County of Jones, have cot
been given in by any Lilt exhibited inlaid
County tor the Year 100, agreeably to Law,
randtiut fo much thereof as will fatisfy the
Taxes due : thereon for faid Year, and all
GbWgeg,r'viM be fold at the Court-Houfe in
Trenton," ini faid County, on Saturday the
,joth.of October next,
640 Acres on Hunter's Creek, the Property
of John G. lilount. .
150 Acres on Clay Hill, the Property ef
Hardy Bryan. '
980 Acres the Property of Salomon B.
Mark and Henry Beck, of Philadelphia.
363 Acres the Property of William DenHis,
now in Poffeflion of Mofes VVatfoo, fen. on
Whitlock River, adjeiuing Micajah Frazier's
Line. ' . ;
ii 80 Acres on Trent, late the Property of
Lemuel Grimes, deccafea, now.in Poffeffioa
orLemuel Simmons.
50 Acres the Property of William Fontille,
in l'offelfionof Benjamin Stanley
5-0 Acres on Whitlock River, the Property
of the Heirs of the late, Abraham Meader,
flow in Poffcflfiori of Church Blake.
4 00 Acres on Hujnfer's Creek, fermerly
the Property of Campbei Miller, now in Pof
leffion ot lUrod llutchcl.
-i ioo Areson Whitlock, adjoining Mekhor
Arnold's Lines, the Property of Sarah Miller,
r i ioa Acres oar Whitlock, Widow's Dowy
of Eli Weftt1deceafedv Mill Lands, C. WeP;
: 4,4J Acres, the Property of Duoois
of rmlftdelphia,
r - DAWKINS VILKlN"SONVrr;-
SALES;
l TOR
5 ALE,
On StturllMy tbc l oVp
fifOGtber next, at the
Court-Houfe in IWt
eern, arret aiy to Atl
f tlffimiiiyi for tbVaxs due thtrioh,j6r
toe I ear J Se9,
T WO tots in the Town of New
Will, A.1IUVVI1 1
by Nos 1S8 and ap
khe Plan' of faidiTtfwn
faid to be the property
oi Mealhor Green,
ibt itiVen in for; the faid
Year.
Alfa 100 Acres of L-ind. lyie ia
Craven County, on I Swift's ; Creki joining
James's Line and Wi
y Ifaac M 'Kenneyl
tgaiva .Line, given la
. sSTEPHjEN HARRIS, Sheriff.
Au. 24, iSoi.
4?
On Saturday the 109 pay of Ntvemhef next,
-Willi effd, fr realty Money, at the Court
Houfe in tbe Tutuk l!ff Rockingham,
THE following Trads o? Land,
A or io inuth thereof as will fatisfy the
Taxes due thereon, with the Coft'of adver
lifingV &'c. for the Y,ear i8o, in tke Couuty
ofRichmond viz. jjr )
One Hundred aod Sixty Thoufand 'Acres,
granted unto David Kjlilon, fince conveyed
by Sheriff John Cole io Tody Robinfon and
H. W. Haninstonj for Taxes. &cj fince
J conveyed by the iaid jTody Robinfon and H.
w . riarnngton, to a; certain - ue lcil'arte.
being Parts of eighteen different Trails.'
Alio, Six Hundred and rorty; Acres on th
Waters of iMounting Creek, Fuppfed, (o he
tke Property of Parmer likewife, Three
Hundred Acres on the Waters of Hitchcock
Creek, fuppofed to be the Property of o.
tph White. f
The above Lanis were not given ia to the
nveutry-jTdkeisis by Law required.
! ' J Oi l N WALL,
Sep. 22, i$of Sheriff Richmond County.
Will ie hid, on Tuefdaj tfe ' lot b. Day of iV-
vember next, at kampfon Court Houfe,
HTHE following Lands in Samp
A fon County,? taken to fatiify slbe Taxes
due for the Year;i 800. ; r 1 ' :
81 Acres on the fouth Side Stewaft'i Creek,
the Property of WpPum Coley, not returned
on the 1 ax Lift. J ' . ' I
1 00 Acres near Stewart' Creek, the Pro
perty of James Cook. No Return!.
100 do on laid Creek, the Property of
Lucretia Cook. ' Ko tveturn made.
OWEN GREGORY Sheriff.
5". 18.
On Monday the $d Day of November neat,
mill be fold, j the Court.Roufk in Smith,
field. Jar tie faxes cf (he 2euriZoot and
cuniinptKt CbMs.es, ... ,
THE follow ing Lots in the laidl
Year . !- ! '
Lot No a, faid to belong to James Smith,
Lot No. ii , John Smith; 17, James Ken-
non ; 00 and &: Wiliuir. Ward : uq, eel
Lain : 08L lohn Rice: o? and 07. Richard
Cafwell ; j 96,
Aboer Nafh; 45, William
Slajc ; 94, T.
Hart; 116, Benjamin Ex-
um; r i t, Joel Lain- icq, David 'afhit: 110,
John Kice; 3q ,and'i3o, J: btfcvens ; 107
J, Williams ; at, James Kennon ; 103, J
bludworth: lit, Thomas Owens.
ASfo the following Tracts of j Land In the
County of Johlton, or io much; as will dti
charge th Ta?t:s and contingent Charges
to wit :4-i75S Acres given in by Burrcl
Larp; i5pAcresot eile Langlton, not given
in, joining James Odoms: 60 Acres ol Do
bah A rtis, joining Joel Nurv 1 nS, 1 00 Acres
of Samuel Pi ice, juiniug Simon Price; 28
Acres of JohnRoffer, joining William Hint
nent ; 7 Acres of the Heir of William
Ward, joining Adam Sterling kd WillianS
!ineut; 20b i Acres of Thumas Butch,
joining Willia Hinnent? 100 jf John Rng
joining Fckiil Stallings; 250 Acres of jelle
Lumley, joning Richard V luting; 350
Acres of j Benjamin Woodard, lying in the
DUtndl of Cipt. Bulls ; 3 17 Acres of James
Jones?: lying in the Dulridt ofCapt. Bulls ;
1075 Acres given in by Reuben Carter, iu
Capt. 0'NeilSj Diftrit ; 75 AeTes, given in
by Stephen $pell, in Capt. O'Neil's Dif
tiidt; 300 Acres of William: Ingram in
Capt. Steven's Dirtrct ; 2ao Acres of Land,
given in by James Wilder in Capt. Alton's
Oifirifl; 237 Acres, given in by Jofcph
Deloach,i inj Capt. Eafon's Dillridl ; ! 200
Acres, giver I in by Sherrodl Harrefs, -iu
Captl talbn'i L)iftrict ) 160 Acres, given in
b,y Joel Bai.ley, in Capt. Smith's Diftrid ; ico
Acres, given; in by?Jefeph Broiwn, ia Capt.
Tucker's Difjrift j 175 Acres of Molts
tt'errill, joining James ivyf 1050 Acres of
Green iliii, joining John Auitoa ; 2bO Acres
of Abraham Bf.amon, joini.ig'Richard : Kraf
well i gjo A:res of J efle Lee, joining Jofiah
Bagget; I zoq ot Bailum johollon, joining
Labor Haflip. y : --Cj '
The above! Town Lots will ( be fold,: arid"
fo much of the above Land as will dilchafge
the Taxes a'tf contingent Chargesj if they
are not dilcharged Before tne Day ot bale.
SaMULL; NORSWORTHY,
i i W Sheriff of Johullon Count
1
Spt. 7, 1 80(1. " i,
CARTFkET COOriiTY
lX7Herea? the following Lancts in
v . faid County have not been given n
tor 1 axationi tor the car itioo, the bud
fcriber finds ijt'neceffary to advert'ife them for
Sale, atreeable to! Law ; the Sale to. be at the
Ccurt- Houfe, in Beaufort, on ih third Wed
nefday in Nove in.be r nex-,' vixL
1.110 Acres, in Harfows SWarnD. and bn
Cote Banks, the 'reputed Proptrty f Samuel
Mabfoni and Heirs of AfthurMibfon ; alio
h Lots in the Town of Beaufort.
. 200 AcresJ the Property of I ohn B. Yatcs.
228 do. the reputed" Property of John
C harrier. S i
75 Alcres, the j Property of Th os; Dudley
2;db, thfc proapKy ot Edward Sisikey,
340 db. the' TStfd Praj erty cf "i homas
aad uljn manses.
SHERIFF
SALES
NOTICE.
Q the 3 tb Day OEloker . SjfiU, ait
-the Court-lUufi ef Anfm Count v fPPadef.
; boroupb I h i h !
TPHE following Lands, for th
I uc hereon tor tne year isoo: A
Jfto Acres, the Property iof Medlim 1 '
s jaoo dio, granted to Robert Haiuey, on the
Waters of Joccs Creek. 1 " --if - ..!
300 Acres, the ProoertV of one Cnttn. i: t
the Waters of pld'a Fork. j -,;L
00 Acres, on the Waters of Black taek. i
on; Brown Creek, ! faid te fee the Property of t i
ico Aetcs, on the Rock Fork, the Pro .'!
ttflf of the Heirs f William Love. L -iH ' I
io Acres, the Prciperiyof the lameV n the "i
W$trs of the Black jackdf Brown Creek, j I
300 jAcres, on th Waders ofiThpmfbn'a f
Crecc; the Prppertjr oftheJ Heirs ?ol one We4i r
ibtt I Acres,;' bikl the Head of onef of -aha A
Branches of Jones Creek, faid to have bee
patented by one Stokes. !: " J 'i 4 ' '.X
lob Acres, the Property of Tames Stanfill. M
on; louts Creek.!?: ; ',"- ' ': - 'i :
lido Acres, the ! Property of Thomas Bat- ;
rett, joining Bale's Old Place. j
j 150 Acre v the Property of J. MiUer, join.
iagjohn St. Clair. j : ' !
I r co Acres, the Property of' one Smith.
joining the laid St. Claij 1 j
, 200 Acres, the Property of T: Mears, ly
ing on the Savannah Branch. ;
J OH N JINNINCJS, Sheriff.
4rfon County Aug. zij ; , jr
MEARS1 s TAVERN. '
THE Subfcriberbegs Leave toin
A form his Friends, and the Public in ge
neralj that he ftiil continues to keep a Houfe
of hntertainraeut in the City of Raleigh,
for Travellers, and alii others, who mar be
pleafed to favour him yrhh their Cuftom.
He will be provided to take Thirty.five or
Forty iioarders at the efuing Afftmbly, ex
clulive of tranfient Cuttom. v! .
j' ' j Til I AMES MEARS.
I Sep. . h .1 ;'j : ;;
CHARLES PARISH,
fpAKES: this Meihodj to iiiforrri:
his Friends, 'and tke Public in general,
(hat he ftill keipfup his Houfdof Er:tertain"it
ment in f ayettevilleftreet ; and having juft
ferrctejsi a new jBoildijn, whiclr hi hopes to
Have tompleay fiinihcd! by the Meeties of the
General AfTembly, he will be; able to enter J
tniny-r.ve. r lcriy Members, belides
tranfient Cuilomcis.j He flatter himfelf',
char, by his Aiiiduity and Attenrjen to Buii-e
;nels, lie fhall give SatiMa&ioir'to' thofc Ge4
t'emen who iay be pjeafed to favour him
wr.ii thcir-Company,
Raleigh, Sept. it.
Cajfo's Inn, Raleigh.
A Report having prevailed in iom 5
Parts 6f the Country, that the Suafcii- f
ber had declined the Tavern Bufinefs, he begs J,t
Leave publicly to contradict,. the fame ami '
toaffure his Friends and the Public, that every
Atteutipn yiU be pat in future, ! as in Timet )
paft, to accommodste, in the bed poffible
Manner, all luch aslhall be pleaJet4o favor: -.
his Houfe with-their
Company
i '
'X Artgujl 20? i8ot
PETER CASSO.
THOMAS GLASS, ' f
WATCH-MAKER, '
n .Efpeafully informs 4he Public j;
that he has opened Shop, in Fayetteviile .
ftreet, near the Market- Houfe, . in iheCity 5 i
of Raleigh, where he j:krries on the above T :
Bufinefs, and hopes.i by his Punctuality and i
Attention to Bufmcfs to deferve Encourage j
ment. j '..'':': "
He has on Hand, at prefent, a few of the I
following Articles, viz Gold atd Silver ; .
Watches; Silver Tale andjTea SpoonsVSi j
gar TongSj Shoe aadj Knee skickilef, Variei
ot 1x0,(1 Rings, Lockets," Bracelets, Buttepffrf 1
Ear-rings, &c.
(tS" Orders from
the Country execotftiT -.! ,
with Care and Dilpatch. ; , " '
" The bisheft P rice giitenfer ltd Gld & Silver.0
. Sept 21. j ,r -j ' -,: j' :
Jujl optiiti artd for Sail by i t -
ROBERT FLEMING & CO.
At the , Store on Fayettcville-ftreef, lately
occupied by Mr. Wm. Camp, Saddler, "i '
A Very generalLortrhehtof D r y "
goods; hardware; and Fancy;
ARTICLES; aJioMadeiraand Sfrerry; W irie,'
Jort Wme i Bottles, FrerJcKrandy,iGirt w
Weft.lndia Rutn, Imperial and. Hyfon ;Tca
ef the lateii importation, t!pffse, Loafand
Brown Sugar, China in Skof :o Pieces, (
Oust 11 'a and G ra fs Ware; &-c. ail wbich the
wiii fell cheapfor Caih or Produce, iiav w
elUblirhed Cc t re f poii de nts i n Peterfburg,, airid 4
through them wuH ail the Towns on the Con
tinent, .they will receive Order for any Ar
tielesvvhjch cannot be procured in lhi City,
Raleigh,' Aug. S4i8ot. !f " .
Notice is' foerebyX given,
rrii AT at the iaft Auguft Se ffions-
of Wake Court,! tht Suhfcnber quali
fied as Executor of the laft Witt. and Tcfta -ment
of SAMUEL ELK.Jdeaud, All
Perf iuvi.-rg Demands safritthc faM
TciUtor, are reuetU'dto brmfheni Jorwir4
1 ii 1 1. T ; in' IVtn , to A . Ik o 1.3 wJ: otle r w i fe t t v
will be barred, and thofe who are idci.te
to make iyninediaw Pment. -
VttCVj., 2c?.21, ie. v3A'C.
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