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VI . WVvrtft 4 .Merchants at.
7 " aciWJUor fpjtiaimt cwuMtteJ v tejc
, ' ropW at ' Sa of rrentk- ctutfer, - ap T
r viyMrtt.ViU .ftotc, , acepthife .ta. J
r JT Prim t( Caroh na Gazette f
,l ' w" Ths t:liitri of ouc'c merchants -,ia
fpolfaliWsVris a meaflire( whict
' V Vvvcir'dcfcrvcs the ferious'eonfidera H
. 4'V'iiiTi ; bPcwy velj-wtmer' to ' ni
J ''9Mt politician tveutd have .affwned
VP' "iiVja&ofinvVnigatTng arid. expo-
(4 s M finer theiikntot ihb?claim. lob-
fer'vermich rial been fald in; favor
'f ihc claimants. -but; littk or;no-
Y,;ing iahpo ration, -vlt ti'therefoi.e
t r. Vv kff -usvtQ coiifider - both Titles
,n ueftion.Thc tncrthants
tiierit wlvicti couid Be, advanced - in
IT,, i rf vof blhcir cmi yet" all -tbey
H-4 -'ftiWYJA arhiffinti onlvo-'tbhi.
v'j'A!:.i' I'll i' Hir!nn irrrrtMV
'that wbe&ouf gdverr.tttent,4 irt th?
' iateneuqeiatiohs h yvtb.-Franct , rc,
linauifldhe .tiaim -fdl indexiinifi-
- catioji if or -fpoliations-" committed
)ar cammercc, ims aucucnon
t aim-'.was in etttifeqwcnce; of
teHain' aUVaniaes gained by tbe
tJnited Siatei in .-lieu, thereof.: thai
'bfej "fiderai ;'Conftit'atiQn provides
"i ' f-iconipeifrtion for thfjfame; that ou'i
v 'Jjqy ernpent, -1 ri Cid i of pebteci ng;
, ,aftiulfyriade fact i&ceoli their in
J"divWuai property for corfGdsraiiao
-.a n d : hv ctway' o f ' con ei u fiouvi rdtxi
? thef&reroifrjli that tontrreiiiiuuhf
thaf ihc pi Qpfrry ot an; individual
,v.,1l'ttvtiottbe..'tal;cii even lor public
' .icrvibps. without matins Jinn, iulf
W f, ftay t Kcm for their prop erty taken
ii'crcanuic ueraaua imy
fiJoaliy ,d$exs ebually: weli toun-
sded iMia&UieiiJthat ihfbvdy
rn putt
10 aeiena its com po
Client paf is ; ;bn jts ripwer of def ence,
V iaii;e..winurnn,aatons;tro4B oe cQn-
trouledor defeated by various hy
(ical-dr moral 3 ctufes. -It ys im-
;poflibleas onenftance. ?fbr the
Artiencari -Fovemrhent to -tn'tatet. i
i.Mllthey- ate able, tio .more
opd-toTcih tbUffi rnJi 1 ha oar 'gov
; 4jnmnt did proteB our commercial
y-prtiperty o, thc belt 'jol.: their power,
jwnicularly Regain ft; the French,
Were riotfall ttie powers of 'govcrn--:-tif'(foni
trie.drh p'f the Bttttfh
treaty to the cleclion ol Mr. Jetlef-
;loiiholly in thej; haqd of men
; the; mercantile bofy, and vrere
rlii(bnoy tfiipportedbv them ? And
''ts-jt' :oi!.;ntuVal dfor - men to iahe
; - $od fcare of ib intereiib of their
, tic uiac friends nd fupporteis?
x "Xvi L,as.ia:xpreXumpfe
thafthe prjopetty j of tbeic mer.
cluntslvas ? pTotecled in (he befl
V: gullible mSrher h is adjaiiued,
; alfo, that in the French treaty, our
-V rifl.ifatbe laira of inderc
. ?,!f "!0r ftojiltionsl, was compen-
Affafe bf peace 10ne is fo great a
ftjbl eiling 2tn 1 jvA u fir j o u s agrrc u 1
:J u raJp eop ijej' '? hcrhve r? 'ru:
.-Jlprjsth:- is vfurely worth forrie
ifrjeii .purcjiafe-bc not too
i rir .cajuc.:; wi iy ,nauon - irt- inc
jflothleflirijv arenhofc navil pow
ISmareQflr
, or the leu iioi UfOeyiU; But nbu
:;yilt (oqn rwthatourgur:ment
."xiacra rzrofAvavfneir claim -lor
indemnity ?1oX
5acQuGderati6ii)f the public good.
trat vou rrnetcharjt$ were not
jiited hv tra proceedings: and that
,?r - j. ur jutic, nave no.ffrjaim
is K i i inent (whether u is iti 6ur conlU-
llf p J; : I" - tutionroivptyen4bhege
' lor, wa i;oe ver intended, n oreved
uiuuiionv - aj iofiQ0 weCKV
Blithe tiayci, ?d readvtewn that as
. th e w hb jep we f o the . co m mn
nrtyw,Cr?ntnf.f 01 men
fti oj>y fiuwbed Tto the xnefcantile
body. purVtommcic muft have
eert ypfotcciedafar ias circunir
jlanewouW admit,. fxurrnler
ttihat time neglecled to adopt pro
per meafures I proteclion, who
navje thefe merch!aut& to blamebut
shemfelves or their friends r Aod
fbvfhottld the ipeonle of . thefe
States be opprellekl by an nor.mojis
debL in confequence ;Of : the inuf;
cooduft of thele fame merchants ?
nr? out wciil new procsea to con
yince aurfeMow clt?ftnsi-thatbt
goylfif tfmdtftv in theiate treatyrwith
KshcTTaveiJpt facrificerdthjprai
perty bfmerttiants ;ai Istlj j that
tfiey havenoteven fltf their pro
pertw1ider?airybnftm Wnat
ever oFour corttuttcrrt ; thavno
finriaftpibp&ty whatever hasbee
taken or bartered. away for any
ubhc purpoie under the fatd trea-
y ;i ana mat our merchants j ; there-
bie, can have no claim whatever,
rther tn equity, or under the fede-
Val conftif iition, to anv indemnities
od account oimcir prcicnaea tones.
'Jh i-s-a genera (maxim that all pro-rty;atfea.-inrureH-'
This max
im i$.fo well eftablifhed and uni
verfally known in the commercial
world; that nothing is more com
mbri.than :to hear a nbri-infured
merchant lay; ; 4 iland my own
ihfurer.' When a merchant will
not in fare, his intcntrpn v is to p ut
the p re mi um of in ttrrarice into hi s
bwn pdcket.hfieddof payirig it to
another ; and '.-thus ;ld the profits
ovifiirer to his otfiftr profits as a
trader, ln fa, al I the merchants,
vvnether their -property is infurcd
or not, conduf-t exactly in the line
m-mner. xTbey calculate Vverv
rifk attending th traftfport df pro
perty ;; the premium or infurziH't1
is proportioped to the Tific"; -an '
sin all their pprchafes and fales of
commodiries they cnfider the
property a liahlc for the price oi
in fu ranee, licfides the profirs Tcx-
petted on tne tame. in caicular
iag.the.rifkwhtch is to Metermine
the r ate of i n lu ra n ce an d at! v a n c e
upurLfales, neither the merchant
or TRfurer ever mtermtddles with
idle Hpetulations about ricbt tr
Wrong. It is The aBuat number ol
captures the' atua lofs : alone
which he condcrs?Jianid it is a
matter' ;bf" per fpeV fnderen'ce.c)
hitn whether the propihy be takejn
by an open declared enemy' arfall
a prey to piratical forced Whate
ver may be the'caurejTbf iniier
cial loiles, thifi eilccls areaivfayls
precifely the fame.What ardthele
effects ? We mtifl'cndeavour. Itrde
(ett them, tolollow them through
ull their windings, and to difcbverV
if pomble, the lift !ceht of their
aclivity. This inveftigation alone
can enable us to form ; acorrecl
j'idgment on the merits of the mer
cantile claims ; fblut will'affuredly
difcover to us where all our com
mei cid! iofies ultimately fall'; we
will know who zie iht rial lofers
by alt tne depredations committed
by the French or Britilh.
The principle of 'u niveffel infu
runt: being bnce .efiablilhed; if the
merchant's property be taken, he
Joj'es nptluug : the infurer pay?
him; heis indemnifieiJ in the fir ft
inltaiice. If the merchant's pro
perty come? fat e;4 wh?it will he do ?
Heis too good. alculatbr t lofe
even tfii pTcfniumht paid for infau
ranee; he is fure to addjt, together
with other charges, to jbg iir ft
icp'fl of his cbrnmodities ; he then
calculates h jetting price accbrd
ingly, and maes a goocip
on the whole. The purchafers or
cpnfutners pay .all the infuranee, as j
well as, all v other tharges. Thus
faK It is evident that. the merchant
haa in.facl Ioft nothing, hatever'hvahtagesV rWtwt waVthe prbpertV
part ornis prouei,iv may nave ueen
taken .; It; is, ' therefore, neither
equitable nor cbriftkutiona
he (hould beindenmififd for lofles
yhicK Ve hasfnever fuftained. But
it mayhe faid,4t the merchant, is"
not r eatitledVio compe nfation for
property -taken; becaufe :hti' lots'
-toliowst nat,tbeirw (afs.h& been
kmly trahsferrfd tothemfurer, who
now hais fiir;an$l ju( clam.fbr?tfj5
indemnujei jpppiended.; jforl' And
according to Xh&pntlrat' tifaiiqg
principUt Avciyl mrchantr whole.
property .was of xhfttrH .by others J
is-, i urn e 1 1 xu c co n mer eni: a $ 4
r property junjtterone. pre-
ilablifh WirC lairn un denthe
real nikj upon comwercfii la 1
ehntes fcrVil'd:a&n ft' itieaiitUrc
bf our vetteU; hdtfeover th'Mltm
Injk.: aii d in grating - ru $ .:;p;rerjiu
TOTcnmKiranee iie taKesearewfT
all tthefs true garnefiersnOiJsa
true rifle - uporf- French I ptihation$v
ten per- centum th-:irijurer de
mands a premium probably of fit
teen erent.- ariiihU?; hiileaB!
!a!i rrg ; thel n turer abfbl u te tfpfcl
ajroftt Upon : t&e jgeneral Jpi: oT
Commerce. : .
i BurJ to place this hfinefs in an
d'bviotis light, would anvfet ot men
acVa$ in furors, it tjey did not make,
money byii.it rVVA nd with what pr4 "
priety can thefe in en new coriie
forward wjth claims of indemnity'
H6f difpoliated property, when they
had caiewaied upon thefevery (dites,
and in rating Their premium of in
furdric; had taken care to bd'paiii
before hxrtd 1 for all they were to
lofe ? and-when, in their pro
fits have been greater, in proportion
as the general rifle) upon our com
merce became greater by thefe fpo-j
hauons ? We may therefore cpn-
clhde; that the claim of the inlxrers
it nor TTiorejuft, equitabfeor confli-1 : vernmcnt, to; compel the people of
tutional, than that of the merchants i the United Stated, who have alrea
already r.onfidcred It my feem dy indemnified lor all the- loifes
H range fomariv that our commer-' complained of, to pay the fame per -
ciiji ous inoaia neuner nave ijons twice jer tne jame iajjcs.,
len upon Wre merchants nor the in ! j A pLM TER.
t afurer the pw'rfons mi mediately
ant4 prmcipalTy'interefted.. But
the propofition t not left true upon
that accent and froni the .whole
of the?; preceding reafonrne, taken
together it is pretty, evident s that
they ari net the hfers But who '
th. ri are the
he inters ? A Foi it IS Con
foiled that much' nronertv has been!
' ft hv rrenchy as ' well as other ;
rpSj!ations. To this queftion, wejl
not hVhtate to anfwer, directly, i
mi r'ofifivi fv, that the whole lofsl
:por. ptbperty, captured in its 5
vajipoit to or fiom the tnitcd:
,Sta:cr, hasilaUei) -upon, the firft fcl-l
iefs ..'cnIa'ft purchafcrs of the rcf- ;
i veartidlcs. . It is not a private, ,
but a piibSr national lof?. That the
..Qerchanilize -which comes fafe to
narket, inutJ make gooa, not only j
'hf' reafonahk prohts upon trjde, :
hut af incidental -charges and lodes, !
is a commercial mtxim fo well
known and ' un i v 'a r f 1 ; v a c k n o w -
Jedrd,-thst i can;iot b- difputed.
Commerce in?Iee-i' ' cannot fuhfift
without it. Merch.itits,-therefore,
in the manner before mentioned,
fectire thenifdves again ft Ioifes
throuffh the, nerfons from whomi
they ptirchafe, or thofe to wfwra
thty Tell, and often through both.
If the rir; be great upon tranfporta
Mon, ea tin's paribus, they purehale
our prbduce-at a lower rate and for
the fame rafon fell us their goods
at a higher.' Thus the lolfes, not
only of ourlown merchant, but of
all other' raeVchVntr concerned in
bur trade,' will haveieen paid for ;
at leaft one half by the pi n.ers ind
farmers Of (he United States, and
the remainder hv .the planters, far
merS'and rn.in u u t ers of other
nations. " : Front this" well -founded
commercial principle, it neceffdily
follows, that rjo Individuals coull
have any ilghr' inVfHe mpttjfa
tiohs fiifl f y c fai iriab le frni Frarice ;t
that thp riilht can bo Veiled no
where but in the citizens at large i'l
jthat our government, tneretpre.
i i j ... ,-. . - ,
have neither taken nor . given up
iffy- inrli hid ua V p ropert y whatever
by tbefFreiich tr'eatjr ';. but haver on
ly waed, or rather v exchanged,
their ju ft claim for what is in iaft
a n at io naf f propert v rif cori frdera .
tio!h''bf, bther eneral'.-'natiortal ad
itorairitney .
i" thev vhaHxe m ven for thb aod
! !df all. IM arvirnehts may brbve
general ? principle?
hbelufpelied by man'f Particular-
ly whenahey lead to 'conclufionsl
or generally receivei - opinions.
Bnt plain 'matters of faf.muft fans
fyand convinceall, 'et Ms'fee;
therefore, hcrw far. the preceding
argumehtl tan: be fnpporjeq ipy
crnmerclaiag'v; , ;jj
The depreUtionsplanriWcjll
Itidra traffic havebeen greater t ten
nppnany" othef 'Vranch Vet; f the
frtSireatrifisp this; "has pro;
raifed . tn uhrsr .cohntrv to ;,at t&i
t gdr i"A'or.u pcuccj cuuec :ar or
oaoiy never, eceenea . ,25 per cept;
l)6rtiiMepredat?onto
pr i.ceK6f Wbtt -In dia p r oduxe w a$
toITible to, Account for th e?orbi-
L ant price upon . any but the orer;
tbaconfumers - of thefe, jarticlei
fhy ,holnty' rnadegqodjthe.
jMiviifbiZt profits of the commer
cial agents, but have absolutely paid
for jiMJihe property loflt or captured
tyVhe Way together with allother
extra charges. j.What a fine thing
would be the bn fi n e(s pt infurers,
ifM having received certain funis up
an tbe exprels, condition b f .making
bd -certain Jo flesthey fliquld at
ter Wards claim mdrfctive from p-
'.tilers ah indemnhpfpr thefe 'Very j
Jones 1 be fconiequertce woulabe,
thaf thefe roen wjll have put inthir
pockets iriiirienfe furns of money,
equal- to from lien' to twenty, per.
jcehti tipone vhole commerce of
r be ignited States forfeveral years
paft Afid .for what y Nothings
It is nnheceary to fay more upon
this Jubjefi for I think, it mud
now be fufBciently clear to all uW
prejudiced per fons, that the prefent
I claims of thev merchants, hethet
under the character of merchants or"
infurers, ihould nai be admitted by
our government, becaufe thev are
not up ported either by reafon , j u f
ticc or the, conftitution ;.. and that
it would bei extretnely uureaibnar
bte, uniuft .and impolitic in our tro
LATELY PUBLISHED; ;
9y (be PtifUer btrffc anion f At ml bU Strrt
fin one Volume dftavo, -
Vftlt'I riiVIl DOLLAR!.
a MANUAL tiF the LAWS of
j NORTHrCAROLtNA, arrtnged voder
j a,ren !, in alplvabctial Urdcr. . f
BY JOWH Hrt YWOOUi HSC.
tat one f tke JtJgct etlt fupirntie Court
ef.NertJb. Carol in.
"THE TRUSTEES
4i ' ' of the .
PRESSED on the1 oue hand by
the ScantiPfsof their Fttftds, ad urged
on the othrr by a Wi(u taithfuUy and faus
fadtanly t acquit ihewfeivet of the inte
refting and Tin taut I'ubliC Dunes with
which they are charged, have,- frdav
Time to Time tadeatouredxo reduce tbe a.a-
nua Eipeoditure of that Inttitutioit withio ,
the irompatstt its Means ; lainis mv
they have at lengtk in a degree lucQceaeq, oy
facrirlcine Convenience to -E-icjoo'myvad by
dopttng fandry temporary Me f uie$, which '
fuch a (late ol thirds alone can juittfy ; while
th-fcof a morejpermancnr Nature, and fuch
at wold far better comport with thepUTpofei
and intention of this Inttitution, - welf at
with the honor and dignity ot the Mate, are
ceflitv of itlentlv
nd rooflefs Walltof the principil Building,
and the almoit naked Shelve efthe Library
a without Morley, they can neither effectu
ally proride fori the protection ot the former
fro:n te W.?at,her, nor f.?r:reUniflun8
latter with the toeceifary Bofir . :
' Thui difagr4edh5y fituated, -th Board at
fhetr lait Meeting appobted one of their Itody
for each Diflria. vj. Robert Montgomery
the Uittrialf Euntoa, Calvin ones. for-,
the Orift oftNcwtrn, fofhua G Wright
for the Diftrict of W ifniUgwhi Chatle 'W!
partis for theDi6ta ot HaHfKf Duncan
Cameron for the Diftriit of -Hill (borough,
Nathaniel Alexander f r the Dsftiit)6t Salif-
bury, Winlno Bartf Cioy forth Diftrict
of Fayerteviil wij Wallace Alexander for
the Diftrict of Morgan and directed thjit,
through tbefs, I Application fhail be made to.
the Citizens of the Siate at Urge, in the hope
and 'expectatio!!, that the fupply of Book! af
perenjindUpenUWy oeeflafyjntinereoyr
and thr&uehViuntary Contnbuuob. behd. ;
To ihe- Iioejrfl-14 folighteaei WA- no.
peifuafion or argument can be. necetlary it
ehilfriecfs'6 this applicatbn V to , the Pa
trtoil; Rhekanfce needed,. 4a hfeiUi n?t UXi
to reittlember ti4t no country 'ca4loti regain,
ffed; unlefs itsteUgiwtV ciyUVnd l;tJ
t ightjS pre dalyjaoderftood and appreciated he
te mafs of .ibtjCUtUerj 7 a knowledge Ppt to
WacWuirgd, through ftud aadthp ayisoi
inftmaion. ' V. ' " V-" .- "
1 will tdSarefoie eclipe rrmarkinf on the
felf-approbation mni innate tatisfaction vrh'ch
tan not
f-
tribuucff
for jntidh' Ind mftttmim of th. Mind i
thoferth pto pjtifrartly ii$ .fucc,ee4 u
,on thie Stac .of Lite aa Men and on whor ;
;"th"' cha racket f and fate of our' kountty1 mutt
confeouenlv devolve The tcligW, thefci
, entifc; and th patnoti myftAll feei an anxL.
out foikitude on this , hi ad $ nd;I wiU
- add' Mint oo'twHhftaodiiig t$ many dimcu
nor. at anv Dersod! ance it$ eftaMifhmtnfrinr
nithed fuch abundant flattering prooft, tthat
if will rue lucerior iQixt cmDnuoieflii
ulntnaieh fulk meet the wifhes and hjg:epea
atious Bf OurxOfUntry; ttat pre lent, H yjuage
cither from fyt teguUrtty, of tt Difxibine, it
growing Ctiaraiaer.-oye increaieu anamT
Wof o inenti their Wdexlr ndinduftrrW
creatine num&er or xne oxuosbxi viavca, at i.
'State.- who may feetdHpoiWid prorooto : thej
viewt f4hCiirttee$t contemoiaiea ittne
ftfrjptt'MlcaUonf jbr pealed tdfiyo
M a piacc-jiOjiueir, papcrtf unwim wisiw
it prefent neceffajiiy ven up, or poitponea. t-wfta re4 on p, rrrenvviej -To
effea thh innpleafant rrargerttot, .the .j j , . , r , , D U N . Q E K OH F
Traftees fiav- Wnd- thetnfeWes reduced to UH:ifirf, ..103. ,r ' .
the neceintvofitlently behoHing the cxp-ted - 1 ",:'1. ' u "'-'!"""''
jajl tofelult tna MOTercinsni ii.c
rom "tfte fatherly
"VtnOpe UDZIV viiw-,twmj ,"
2iream of VVarei-. alt the Tu
-' ; piemetneoeCkry- crryine d rK
.. ..;.w. iuu 1119 VI 4 "Ueklri.iiV
ciop apa loqis, :U6i(X 3,000 is
r Pnie 64a Aere f tand -
ixl'I ohn itcn Cou at y on '-
6o0
1 Vt tit a i valtwhlc NtgV o
. V: Man Slave '
. I Frite a Horfe,
5 x Do. .do.
X Da. a Siiver VYatck
,1 Do. 4o. . "" . .
' Caafmest
'2 I-
joo-Qa. - -
. ! ' - - - -" v ' - .
'. 1469 Tlcket at 5 dolla. each, is
Thit Lottery will commence Drawin.
Smith field, by 1 (MeMjtriager. on thr lCor,a
Monday ia JiMj flextahd sconuuue Uftt
fiaifhed.. Liit .of (tb? iortaaatc Nut.(jir.
will he publiflied iathe tapers: , "v
u .rnes wfi C .4id on Oem,o4. Atii
thole not demanded ''-triDtlf er;;i$ieCoa 0f
the General wirembly rfjzj
T)tne by fo(nc c rio, i n Ralegh, 1 bf J. hicK
public Notice (Calf be gWeiT; ' ThafeHiOt di,
maaded in the cotrrfe of the Yi'air tSS;
be confidered as given to Jhe proprietors $
the Louery. ' .,. ;-f r.-v:1. '
; .; Jnis tottecy is otlie Benefit of Mr. Jo,
nai Fraft, to citable h:m to difpstit of fe.,
Property. Tht Praperty is eftimated at a fa r
Valuation, a- d Mr Frofl hasf entered ima
Bj?d5 .in the Sum ot jo4cod. Di iars, wit
futcintSvretiea, that all the Prizes iti be
duly paidartooahd ftfRtftot lkfie five'
to . the Landl,- Iroa Works, &c. 'r"ftc(t
Bonds are in roffeilion of the Manager r.
A great; A$i fn'taee which th; Lottery pf
fe over any thic hava lately beea pn
pafe-d to the l'ubu,igt th it there is no Dor
bick. upon the Prizes. The ?rif es auim t
the iail Sam tint is pail tor tac, Tickeu,
without any Deiuti whuev,rr! "TherDin
1er?f FicltetJ it alfo imzji, ,hivh i:ceaj'e
Che C hance of obtaViiog'the high Pritj,
. .The-M itiagers pkdge themfely$ to left that '
the Drawing is duty: and fairly ' caudufd j
and as the Oije&'of the ".Lottery i tbaliv: 4
good Ci-ueu, to the Sale cf his Property, and
as it offers grrat Advantage! to AdyeutureiSj
iliey truU: the TUKeti wilt meet with a ready
"Sale. '- ' ,.- -
' Tickett at Hre 'Dollari eachV to b hid
Mr. Froft, ot 2ie Wiagr.vB;4 iot,'Qe
men in difierec t Farts o; ihe ate.
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By Virtue cf 4 fired WTrtijt f4trrr4 to ii
Payhfeat tf a jQebi iv" ft,
nr.er St'tti Merc&ahii, ef Pttttjburf,
vsUt'be fold at lieMarieiHhveiH fetin
of fXUijhvtt$bi mkrteik f rii
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A Traft of Laxid iyinnaXfrVt
County, on Littt River, adjoining th?
Lands cf DaTid Kay Cthers, contaiin
Three Hiiodred " Acrei, originally granted to
John ThVmpfoand by him eonves ed t laid
ritch. 1 here arrloine Improyejnf.tt ou tn?!
if Land, which is wfU aJcuii,te.-fvt 't'h.Ai
jure of Grain - A Ciedit ot nine Montht
Will be yiveu to thc Purchafer, on his givii g
" iratiiaitory Security for Ui Payjrt$nr U-i
Purchate Money. ' .
! A ny Pe tfoa wifeiB t Ttw the Land ke
iftore ih- urM!s, will apply to .MftiyiRj
Wake Ca..ty. ; ;
Wovt'cfVTcVfm, itih
-; Rogtr1- fiiftcocW ; fv ' ' r -- '
?:----ff4 i j Petit;9fl for .
Wrn- fowitf arid -cjai 4p&XtrM.
bouruc A: fowler, txrsi fhre4
:of Wm A; Fpwjer, dcjX 'r -'
IT is ordered by trteurttrJ?
1 ttniefs Wiiliam1 jw)V; . 'bee f tile tht
fendaott, htwer hr Pt?tlja "of .he Cor?
pUiiuM witjbi! thetfitlt4s of
-ouri. max xne j.-cihio.u a 10 nim, e
j-ro confeffo '('abfoltt'te"yth3t''vrrt:feraen
thet eol be made' i u Ke Raleigh ReiiU r . iof
two creeks-: . - SIMON .TUKNfcK,
, Ffcb. 1, i8oi. ,:. ,-. Clerk ot,the tour?
jiitt Receiyed from Lbndpn)
A Parcel t SPBtlKYf$
TISC ORUUTlCdi K(fS. arlt D)f ?
c overed by the iate;l;ranciSi..Jiburyt CJ?r-
mill. ir. aono aouarc i.uauyn,
;ow prepared hy his Wiowi wha
rtitVyiltloleatt.nd.rop
liirnn Lrv- Jar thePoor itfiautiniied asjifa,
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by whicti opytaros fi I7t7 1
T tieJe Drops 4rtTfi from the Vei--
table, Mineral nd AftttrjaVt :Kmgiin.
hi V e i it e ftlf q u n d lu pe r lcr j tV t Poi r.tt-fcfiicaf
fUout, JJleers, lstvV Chpiep '
l.ti
iont, .-pimpled uow rcy-
cr
lliev boen irbfiruftiont purify the
and lia,ve thU secHUAr'Pxopertv, th!.
aibotheafyyndprafantto tak? i tfcej 5
L)igcttioo, .uren2iheath? r?em fci .'Tji
Continemeui, and tfiei ;Yjrtnes win r;
aeenmsted pwanepjit Prim jgjjy
fhlt'Wedicinc beei' fcufid t?f NW '
:.'mL A;l ti tJfe.
4f-- 4o
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aoy othti' Medium ?e ;fujt jS?
tiVatiog tne mint invetersieVHbatic ! ,
'crVi tfwii- af the epftiEicrj
rlfin iij the hs. CancertyilUieusTya It
1 nocr A-iimzTexi ' ana tit xv-""b
Hrnors;hh too ,'14 '
Adntage tljhe, Sfcrs. . iujj
wrttf DiroVr their y.
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