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7 i m ten Ml f Si-kDc?nvnTO. -1 .4r':.if II',- 'worn a Cape FrancU p.afer . f Ftorcil Y(&7 if J the;; foltowiftf -arc traaQationi J ' iereWoroittioe the praifesbeapwed on par j ticular corps . and individuals who dittin. " jnJtiihed themtelves. .Oricroftheday cff'i Floreal . The brigands have been , attain m the north : they dire&ed their force airainft Fort LDauPhio, but t.vo t Wwerfuhattacks have only added to their defeats,.and to the glory of ouf brave foldier . , . . c? OativftVotK Germinal' April") af- ;fi ftfidiby . JarekJnteUieejic e . .from within, ihey prefented temfelves vto the ituffibfir f 1400,. Ai ded by 'fotne traitors, a large party of them :'' j . . l t-L -l ...... 1- . was jturoaucea into, trie vciy mcu ' ofthe-phcej thnevthe jjiain body, 1 1 h f thundered.and preUed up. on aintdes.L The critical moment ferved b$lvl redouble, the, energy of the. Ijarriion,. Thje promptnefs a"nd vigour of the ate djfpofitions of Goenft JQuani!?, apd t r;e bra very of the; grenadiers,; of the 1 1 th demUbrigader have rendered inef feclua! their plots apd. their effort's, After an obftinate engagemept of t In. 'urs, th'ey Were fr vert,, Tronj., the town and Its environs, leaving a- b ve 50 dead, and bearing away a confidcrable number of W.ounded " The traitoni within liave IVeen dii covered and confined. fc . - Oa the 18th of trie fame ' month, the briga"ds, organised in regular Mil '.tar fVrm. and with gene rals at their head, made on . Fort Dauphin, another attempt. Their attack commented at 5 in the morn ing ; at 7 they were uefea(cd on al' points in complete route; above 40 dead, a great number of when: were, officers, have been fou.nc round the place, arid the r-beh were bufily employed during great pari ;of the engagement in carrying of their wounded. iLe PoVt cle Paix hjs been alfo at tacked on the.22d Cf rminal (April: jn the afternoon. The enemy un xnatkedof a fudden a great numbr of the batteries, which played upor the Forts Liveau and Poet. .A iheaDO 0 H of niiZ "t rhe afTai' be- cros ico e general and rq rt I nous and at itcUck an altault was mad on all the forts. , The brigands wrr jiovided with Urge a.ndkmg ladder 61 ab fteps. The extreme fuperiorif of. their numbers rendered it irrjDof Tfible to preyvent their ,ap plying fom of jhcm, 2nd by thele means they fucceeded in tciing. the grard for alfi'd eflabljftfd therrifelyes for fmr , time atthe foot.of the hlock-houf (jut.tKtfy-were driven, from thenc fter havin loft a great many men. The forts Laveaux and tageot vrerr fo Well ffroteH y the fire of the aftilelry from the grand and, little forts and the ftationary. Corvette, that the enemy could not avail them ielves on thofe two points of the 1 The brigands have Isft 57 dead about our pofls, many others they , carried off ; the number of their Wounded mult have been very cop iderable : we hid but one man kil led and two wounded. . . . ,, v General $re(finct, infofrtiea that the brigahds had re-aiTembled in their neighbouring ofitions on the plain of Cut de SaCj with a defign of malcing an incurfion, gavip ordesrs to prevent it bv attacking them. In conlequehcej Gf-n. Layellette hav ng prepared a column compofed of detachments from th th light troops, the 89th or the line, and national dragoons from Port-aii-Prince, arrived at 5 in the morning in pretence of the brigands .He fuccefii ve attacked and earned three . ilrong portions where the encuiy ; -were entrenched. The refult of - this operation is a Randard taken, above qo of ; the brigands lie upon the fpot. and the re nainder of their li.ordesentireiy diiperied; we nad x woundedi Le general, de brigade, chef cle retat major generii (Sighed) ; THOUVEOT. A trde copy. L'adjud-commandj fous chef de 1'etat mat or general. - BOYE. Copy if a letter from the General in Chief to Clauxel, wen. ot Uiviiion. Port-au-Prince, U M FUteaiMiy !z?zm trmin.tinthis faul war without ; v 1 ,iir ;f time, not consent With to fy reinforcements we. receive. j erics at this moment from the ports cV-Frarice an army of 20000 men, t -Which (hail fucceed another of th & i' ftme force as early as rieceffarv. fj,. dill d not the brigands be, as is x pected, totally annihilated by the firitt TmVi I have the honor to be, See. . (Signed) TN. ROCHAMBEAU. . A true copy. Le cWf Pctat mjjor de la Diyi fxon dii Nordv j. A. MAILfaARp. n thit th& firfl CoriTuL fMlinr4 20?;ta licitude tokiU captain-general ofCuba d.fapp ?VT Dl. ,AUUJluu aim uuiu !r.'V of i 1 eater Uto Poir.de.France, Mktiiointtt dated pt f Ureajif nt- 1 i . ii a J;..i Vitlret 1 :l &fc, einfclj f Mirttfiqh, to J ComnandMt TouCArd. . U ?apillM-h?is this mftjnt ar; rived bringing accounts of the con tinuation of Jat:e in Europe,, and oiftk thiiriiffhttc i bear the infor- matirvri tovour ill and. ! v,Wc have been at or)c .here for force days, to put ourielve'vin a hat of defence; but n is r.appyj forur colony, and Hill more for yours, - that trm meaiure becomes unheceflary. New-Orleans. MAY 5, 1803. Our ofefent fi tuition is truely uh- fortunate In the pYefenticrifi of a! fairs. Every kind of buuoeis n nearlv fufoended,1 owine to the ge peral, dijlruft and apprehenfior whicri prevail. Every one looks f r the worft, and is preparing aecor dingiy. Would to Cod our fear i my not te realized. I lend you (he. cnclofed document, j It. (tgned by a conuderable number o the inhabitants ; fome from genuine feelings, others from coartefy,rfom' from fear, and a variety of other in 'ducementv. ADDRESS tijtht Frricb inhabitant ff Stv.-Orltanss t Lavfiatt CoUmUI Prefc&, In anfxutr A, proclamation j 'the bth Germinal WtbyeerJ c'tTizEM raErsaT, . France ha done juftice to nu opmion, by jbeiieving in the una! . terable attachment which watuv pre.ferved for her. Thirty.Jou years reign of a foreign power lay to weakened .in our minds the clof love of our native land, and Xow " returning under hef flag, our oy is equal 10 tle torrow we felt when forced to ispa rate from her. Happy the naiivrs of Louiiiana who have lived long enough to be vritnefles to, ih-s re-union, which they havr never ceaf?d to deiire, and which i the accomplifhment of their dearef wihrs. In an age to pregnant witl llonir;ng eyents, no dTUtt thei 'i?;ve happened things of greai Tiagnitude, more imposing and mc -morable ; bjt notprvg p'trhat ffers fo interefting, fo moving fcene'. a? that of victorious and tri samphant France holding out hei roteftir. arm tochildrenfthat i?f een t or n Frojn herbreaft by weak nr i nd prevarication, and offering t har .with them the fruits qf a gh ioul peipe, which terminated in U brilliant a manner- the moft hloorl md,. terrible of revolutions. Yo jjy.ligrtalieft citizen Prefcft, thf return the French government, by a genuine proof of her . henevo.. lent views. x om proclamation. of the 6th of ,thift month? by whifch you .apn6un.ee them, has penetrated us !tfith gratitude for her parental care., Thefirft favors pf t,he repub. lie ajrefe!tlf the happy choice of the ' enter . which lUe, places .t4,our head, the honorable repuution. of whom hzs already,, reached us; the chofen troops which .fh,?', , (ends to uard our homes, are certain jirefages of the happinefs and profperity .lh,e is preparing for us. . Wc.orTc'r to heir in return our fubmiflion, pur.or bediencc and our love ; , aud. we fwear to prove ourelves deferving her. jiamel ... .She would , probably plate left, value on the hpmage of our fidelity-if Ihe faw us leave, with ott.any fymptoms of forrow, the fovetein who has loaded us with favoursj during the time he las reigned over us. , . ( JThat culpable iudifTerence does not exifl in our hearts ; the, regret of loU.ng him occupies a p'ace with tlic. iY of ,.returnin to oiir native country ; ini.,it.1ii by retaining an eternal, remembrance of his goodnefs, that we mean to hew ourlelves worthy of the favouri and attach ment of the Frehcli Republic. -NewOrieanS, Germinal, iith ; Vseo oy a number ot the prin- cjpai mtjaojtants.) The Marquis of CafaCalvo arri ved here lad evening, with the roval order to deliver up this province to tne trench omcer who mav he thafged with it Duplicate. I have $rumiz authority that the roves d that 1 a 1 1 1 1 . f -v - l!?0 h'-lirMWr 4 - w uniew tne receivedThe Nfarauis was fiimri- fed fo rtnd it yet (hut. All this is a tilfue of Riddle which time btily will developed An$iber Lkititfmmc date. " Marquis de Cafa.Calvo arri ved here yeflerday from Havanmh he is jointly named with the Gover nor of Louifiarta to deliver urTthe Country to the French." - - Blanks Of al V S -t iSn ? Tor Superior and U f J Intefldant'scondua. an tr N Virtue and Prfuane of : tht L Confifcatrc Laws ft, thta,. State vrwi -e publicly, folito the highlit Bid4er at.Cran. rill Court-rrbufe. oa the ad. day . of Auguft rroperry . . ininthe County of CrauviU. in the P1 irtcl of HiilftOfoujh. to wit: one T ra oi xco Acres, ifine on boUi 3iw i.n m forathnow itti aiiomer itw w j cres, on both Side ot the Neuie Koao, aa. bottom, and Joftph Ca&; aether Trait o , rf. Arret adioinine theUndsof loha Hook r- another Tratt of- 12M Acres oa the puth Side of the Middle fork or JieavU the Lands of David iradfoftf- ahothet Traft of- 33 4 Acre 01 iK Sid of the Covwea t-ric aaa .viiaa orlc of the Beaver "lam Creek, near the ,aad of Abraham Laureofe ; inother J ract f .iVa Acre 011 both Siaer ot inc. .-mio tic Fork of Beaver Dim Creek., iachidmg he creauft paxt of haCaUcehs rianta a,i and Patterfoo'a Field. Tiofe Laids .vill Wfold on a Credit of. for one s ' f lalf the Purchale Money, ana two xears hereafter (or the other Half, for Paymetit ot hich L'oiid.and fufHcient Security will be quired of the Pj tchal'er, . b jr l ; H. SHEPP.ERD. TAKEN UP, $D Committed to the Goal of Perjuimon County, as a Runaway, a eero Fellow bv the ame of Sartu A DeC. ipiioaof the Fellow is thought unneceftary. he was originally taken and comraitted Goal as having beeaJPet tree contrary xo H and wasoa tt:'u day proved ia the'Court the County, to be the Property of a Joleph "inflow, Hviag oo Coatentnea Creek in the ouoty, of Fdgcombt who is hereby defir 1 to . come forward, pay Charges, and-take ira away. t v. Perquimans County t May IS," iSoj MACHINERY Tor carding, and pinning of Cotton Q VERY one mull have heard of ihe famous Machinery iavenied about nitty Years ago in England, by Richard rkwright (afterwards Sir Richard) for card ng and ipinning of Cotton, whole mdvirig Principle is a Water wheel otSteam-tngine, vhich has bteu the , Kleana vef bciagiug the Couon Mauufaciures of that Couti y Jko their relent fltrutiftiing Condition, apdofdeferved uatioa in Life, to the fcffcffioAol the iarecft 11 v rami? rnf invrniAK irnm rnf rnr inm 31 r . 1 t . . - .a a o : roperty. ,.of any Commoner inlhattWtry. Th ueh .lkc l ime, ii robablv far diftant, hen this Country, (hall: be; ejuaHy fmoui vith Europe laihcr Manufactures, the Inha .i ts , of thtv fe ver al- States have already tound their Advantage! in making Prog re f in 'irlerent Branches ot the ..ofl jufetut.. Art?,, to a io.fome Xaftces, to anl'wer all the-De-mands ioc Home. Coniusnption.-; It wereao 'e wifhed, that thf Inhabitants of the South rh State (who atje by .Najmri the Growers A Cotton) by artiSUnfeoH of the. Cotton Ma. nufature, might be able, to furnifh'ihe ales wiiiij. at tt4t-commcn Cotton Goods, vhich: require., a large Qu aa thy pi. Cotton an: ieir l'rodudtion j for. u.canot redound. to le Credit of this. Country, that, alter railing .ne Cotton, it is at the Trouble and Eipeuce f fenir.ig. ifc to. Europei to be manufactured intoeomn on Wearing AppareL k The North Carolina Planters, it is avell knuwr, have loogbeen 114 the Habit ot mauulacturmg the vhief Part oi the Clbaths wern by tht mlelvcs and. Servants ;, and this Kind of liuiirwJs has beeo lately much facilitated by the lotrodue . tioo of Madiincj. tor the ginuiug of. iCotton. Cut .. this ...Manufacture . caquot be- carried to my coaf.iisriblr . Extent, ii. until. Machinery is introduced for the cardies; and fyioniug o. CoUqc. . Whci -this is done, there cen be uc L?oult but fuch. imnrovemcnts will .loan hi raad.in.the .ucayiag, dying ad-finj-fhing o Goods, as will render them equal to Attic!. ot the tike Kind -imported and whepever this lasll b the calck Coogrcfs, itaecefTary. will cc.rtaj nly. protect this riling Mauuiacture. j by. ihipofnig additional Dutici on Foieign ri val fabrics. .:. . . . . v. The .Subfcriber, an Eaglilaman, . being well acquaiated.' with the Conttruclion am Ule of Arkwriht',8 yarding and fpinning Ma chine, and fuppofing that the, Citneotof, !Vi Carolina, particularly .the molt public-fpi rited of them, would be willing to tend their Aid to an Artift who Ihoufd be able to. intro duce theVe valuable Works into their State, he offers to do to on the following I erms : He eftimate?, that to provide, a propei Building in.which to erecl.the Machinery, a fuitable.VVater Wheel, and the Conttruitiop of all the Machinery, in. which will be niut Carding Machines arid four hundred Spindle-, for pinning (tut moil curious Parts of Which he will execute himfelf, and will fuperintena the whole) will require Four Thouland Dol lira,.,.. ". Not being able himfelf to raife this Sun of Money, and wiping to intercfl a Nusnbei of refpectabU Citisens in the Socxefs of af Undertaking which raay prove ot lo great Ad vantage to the State, he propofes have the Money advanced in 400 Shares at tp Dollar each. The Subfcriber for each ihare to bt entitled to rrceive a.oelbs. Ot fine coo Cotton 3f?MjwAn6n, ,ffie Years after thr Wtkn are finifhed, at the Rate of n cents per lb. which will be charged 60 cents to Non iubfenbers (provided 'he current Frice o. ginned Cotton be 15 cents; if it is higher or lower, the Price of tho Thread to rife or fall in Proportion). A Thread three Ti mes as fine may be had, 'a a-pr oportiooably ad vanceo rrice. The Advertlfer has forsied a Model of the Machinery yropofed to be ere&ed, which has been feenby many Gentlemen in the Eaftem Pahl of the State, where he has refided, nd which may be viewed by Subfcribera, at fome Place to be made known hereafter; . Subfcribera for 6Be or more Sriare or Shares will b received by General Hariy Bryan, of Johnftori County Gerieril Bryan WhitfiehL of Lenoir County Francis Lowthorp, EfiJ, of Newbern ; and by the Printer hereof. The Advertifer has not yet fiaed upon any Stream on which to fix his Workj. rte will be influenced ia this Choice, in a mat D. free,- by the Will of his Patrona. No Money will becolleaH rom any one, untit it is iftertaiatt that a Surociency of Aid for effecting the proofed Work can be oh taioed ; the Afcertainment of which as foon as may be, would lie agreeable to BKNTINCK HASTINGS. fT Afterthe.Vbrki arefcta.ffbioff. pfn. ie4 Cotton will be received in Exch?'i etor rhr?zd: " 7nnr id, 1 8o . rough RMfl leaitwigto riiuuMwt --j-"- Li-a-, r.t the VUce where Jamef Vf l AT at yM-ay Term, 1 83ff J o'h'x' '? KciaJi To w juftl baving Uiia a tttuuuf tVk-Hl VVHlliand re.ftamenco; John Kobertfon, fen. deceafed7, requetti a Per l'ons indebted to the dcef fed, by Bond 01 Account, to make imovediate Payment ; a all PerlHns hating Dematwh again ft tha fah. Cftate, 10 bring hi their Claims properly an theuticatedi within the Time reined bv Law, othcrwife the Statute ot Limitation- vi 1 le plead in !5ar of a Recoyery. , jOHNRORTSOrt, Exr li'akt Ctnttfy jK7 83;i. ' WAR DEPARTMENT. j116 ft 8cj. Notice is hereby given, T3IA T Teparate propofals will be ,reeive', at the office tff trie Secretary farth Detri ment of War, until the 3 It day ol Julynen cnluing, for (he luppiy of all rations, whicf may e.rreiurea tor tne Ule ot ine wuue-o States from die ittday of October, 1&03, uhii die 3.01J1 day ot September, x8o"f, tkith days iftctunve at tne rouuwiag piates vtx. . 1 r ..a ... 11 t " fir it at Niagara, Detroit, C'hikgo,. the Miami ot the Lakes, Michihmacinac, f-'art Wayne, and at any place jn the Stats ot Ohio. Scftd. At Vinccrines Third At Fort Ma foe, near the rfcoutk of the Ohio, Ka&aikias, and near (he mduth ot the.IllinoK, , . '. Fourth. sAt outh Weft To'mi, Tcllioo. rvD0XviiJe,i Naihville, and at any jjUccoi plates where troops .are cr may be Itaiieued marched, or recruited with iu the Aateof Ten nelfee anJd Kentucky, and within the Cherokee Nation betweeu. 1 enncuce and Georgia. , . Fifth. At the Chicl;alaw Bluffs, Natchez, Fort Alami, Mobile, aadny wiace within the MilUilippi Territory raore than ten miles from the river, and: 011 the road between the Mi&ifippi territory and the i.eMUcFttivr,l aud on the road from.iNaichea to tire boundary - line between the Lnackuwsand L hickaUs, and. at any piile in the Clwckalaw or Chuck. -law country between Rear creek ana (sTatchtz. Separate propofals Witl alio be deceived as afoclaid tpr the .fupply of ail ratiuus which may be required for. the ufe of die Unuea Slates from the i-dity oi-Janujry, ii.tunti' the j tit day qf December the fame year, b-th days lnclufiei within tne feveral ltitcs her. in after roemroiied vi.- . : Sixth. AtU;ort Wiikinfod, Cockfpurlf .an4 and atany place or pucei where troops are V may be ttaiioncd, tiirched cr recruited within the itatc ot Georgia, or on InUiao boundary between Georgia and the Creek in tioa. ' ..-.- . Sefenth. At Charlcfton, Rocky Mountain, on the head waters ot the Saiuee, auU at any place or places where trpous ,ate r may be Uatioaed, amrched or recruited wahiu the rtates oi South an- Novth-Carolina. Eighth. At Norfolk a ad at ay place or Jcre ooooa are ormay be ttationcd. ii jnarcn or recrurted wuniu tne c ot vir- giuia.. . v : v ... ... .Ninth. At Fort M' Henry', and any place oripiaces where troopa are r may he Rationed, mircUed or recruited within the tlate oi Maryland,- . ;J ' ; , . : . . , ... - . JLenth.. At Fort MifflirV, PittAurg, Car l4fieraud at any place or places wcrc .t.rocps are or may be Uattoosd, marched or wcruileu within the ltatcxof Pccimlylvunu, New-jer-fey aad Deiawai . . , . .. t . r . . .. Eleventh--r,At Fcrt Jay, VY Point, Al bany;, ic!i3;ctad)'. and. at .any Uc a ad places. vhere troops are or may bt ttationeu, marched, or recruited within the ftaw of New. York, excepting. Niagara.. v .-.j Twelfth. At Fortf rumbull. Fort Wolcott, id . any part of Vermont, and at any piaccor places where troopr are -o rtay fUlionad, marched, or rfcruncd within the Uaiea of Comjedticutib. ithode, Iflaud. V. .t. .Thirteenth At Fort IndeWndanee fBofton Harbour,) auii a any place vr place where troops are or may . he itauoned, marched or rearuired ; withiu the ftaic of, . Malfachuletu, the . Diftrid of Maine excepted. . 4 . Fourteenth. f At; -Portfmouth, Portland, and at any place or places where iroopt are or may be ftanoaed., niarched or recruiUd. witbu the rtateof New-Hamplhire and the Dutridoi Maine. . v. ,,,,,. .... ... t (. ; . A Ration to cenfift of erne po-ind, . and; a quarter of beef, or three quarters ota pound ot i'ork, eijhtctu ounces of. bread or Flour, one ill I of Hum, yvhitliey pr Brandy od ai.the rate of two quarts ot Salt, four Quarts of Yiine jar, four pounds of Soap, and one pound ana a half of Candies to every hundred Kayons. The pries (of the lcveral cocipXaeat parts oi chc Ration mnll be ljictificd. ' i;i I'll Ration! .are- to be furaxmed in fuch mantitier,. that there mail at all timest.during he term pf the propoled contracts, .be fuffi ient far the c.lu-rnptien oi Hhe troops .at -lichilimaciinai, Detroit and Niagara lor fix nonths in advance, and at each ot ihe other ofts on t?ie .Weftern waters, tor 3ft hrait three aonthe in advance, of good and wholeiome .rovifienr, if.thc. fame fhail bt Quired. It is Uo to be f elrmrtted to all and every of the Jomraandants fortified places or 4orlS to call lor at l'eafons.when the fame can be traail orted, or a aaa tiie in, the cafe of urgency, uch fupilie ,oF likeproyifios iu advance, as u m oiicriion or tne commandant mail be j eemed proper. n It is to be undetftcwdrnat the Contraftrris o be at the etipence and nfit ol ifTuing the uppliex to the trqops, and that all loffcs fiat . . naed by, the depredations of an enemy, or by aeansbf thc troypsi' the United States, !h3i ae paid for by ihe United States at the puce if the articles captured r dcrrlroyed, ou iht ' iepofitiorr of nvo or more pcrlons of credna le characiers,and. the certificate t a commit lioned officCr; altertalriing the cirxamttance 01 j 'he lof, and the amaant of the articles fo vhich compenfatron fhall be claimed. The privHege is uuderftood to Le Teferveo to the United States of requiring thatbjrte 01 ihe ldoplies hieh maybe furniihed under any vf the propoled contrctji fhall be iffucd untf (he fupprres which have been or may be tur iiflied 6nder contracts, now in force, have been confumed, and that a fupply in adVance may bt always required .at any of the kxeu porta on the lea boa id or fuoian irontiers, not erceeding three months. H. DEARBORN Secrttsry of War. - Ju.fi publijktd, And fold by the Printer hereof, rate x ok x ii 6h4h 6t a d o l t a a, 4, Friendly Addrefs to tS'e DfSCfPLES OF CHRiST, , tO ; , ( Pjomott Vni:n' Andrevive the. Chriftian Name. . Extrted4y a Ctta Minifltr. Kni th- HifViFles .Were led Chrjftians, niitm Antiocii. Aitsti. x6. hiUl H. rR IK A , v , Bix'er Davis, x - John Cordon. Allan Urct lame, Mr , m'g iidr the Firm cf John Company. 1 Ctd h TN Purjoance of a Decr of Coartrefaid, at the Term -aW U Depofitioi of David Royiter, Uifc e bene erTe, to be recorded i0 Vtr Lii ti Memoriam, atthe Tavcm 04 .5f.,,Jl" Sneed, El'quire, in the TovTn ot 1 j-rough, Granville County, NortK-r '" on the 16th Day of July nett. A J coucerued may attend and crol's eia;'0'' BAXTER iMvniV( May 17, i8oj. TO THE FREEMEN bf the Twelfth; Dijhi&t compofti cf f. Counties of Surry. Stairs. Sj Wilkes arkjijhti ' UUL Fellow1 'Citizens, T NOW take?tUe Liberty to mfw yu.;hafl ami a Candidate f, . m ftntative of this 'DiAricc. at the nntenlu;ne" Election of:Mmors to the CongrefSlf United Stai, : It. J, hoped that the Ute p riodat whrch I contented 10 offr. win ?4 1 logia? fixr ehe Method adopted to give it l po. ub- nctty As there isa Difference of Politic,! o.j nionr, it may be proper that ! fhould what mine are: I.afrra Federalift, andC. uuuriniy Been attacne-a to the hederal Con. ftitution, believing it t be (under a bentv cent rtovidence th Rack nfnn, . Safety, ihefiond of ofur Vnion. A K d Vt4 lar of ourProfperityaridHappinefj. Whit IM't I make this Deelarauon, t wUUbferve mcr particularrwro rhefe who mav 7r tJ-v' ' ' o "nu nc in Politics, that if I fhalV-be honoured witfu Majority of Sufsfages, I vrfll not rtani com mined' to vote with any Barty, but will aft independent of -Patty,- accVrding to the belt f my fudgmnt, in any Meafure which I may judge conxlucrve to the'f uterslt of the U nion in general, 6r North-Carolina in parti cular. This is a Line of Condutl I have!or. -adopted, foV-the Truth ofyyhich 1 apeeai o 'hc Candolr of the Gootlemen with whom I 4ive had the Honor to ferVe in our State Le. gi(lnture. , . : v oeotlemen, it relts with you to make a. Candid and Mrtpartial thoico, in which I wil chearfully acaiefe'e. . '5 .' MUSSErJDlNE MATTHEWS. May't$ 1803 THE GRAND L0IGE N Q8. TH- CAROL! N A & TE N N ESS E f., - - TITILL convene in the Lodge V V vkdoBi, its the Gity of Raleigh, oa she Evening of Saturday t e 10th L)ay of De cember next. At which Place, and Tine, OtHccrs, Members aadvReprefenutivei are resetted to attend the'an&ual Commuaica- tlOQl " 8v Orer of Vhc MSft Wo'rftuful tht Hei. j: Louij Taylor. Graad MalUr,! ROBERT WILLI A.VfS, ; .. . , ..-. Cfund Strwary. Jcrrt 1 1, A 5503 , A 15. 1 i . WADESBOROUGH ACAEMf LOTTERY, A Uthorifed fcny an Aft of the Ge- erai Aiembly of the State of North CaroKna, ;for thejurpofc of raifing the Sum . of One Thoufaa pollars, to enable the' Trufteesof faid Academy tefinifh their Mailtt ing, andlfor other -Purpofea to iho Ufc di tieaetit of fa id Ibilitution. .SCHEME. . i Priaeof 1000 Oollats, i tooo 1 do. of ydoUs. (tobcthc , taft drawn ticket) xp a do. 4 "do. to 4. 40 do. a 4 a. do. of too dollars, too 100 400 I2IO 35IO of of of f 50 do. C do. so do. 5 do. jopPrixea 570 Blanks -070 Tickets, at 5 dolh.!is 450 The drawing of this Lottery will commence! Sri 'the Town 6f Wadefborough, onthe feceoJ: Friday of Odtober next, and will be doled a foap thereafter as practicable. The Prizes fhall be paid by either of th" Corhmiflht'ers, at any Time after the Dra- ing is finithed, with PuncTiualir fubjft t a Deduction of ten per cent The Nnmbersofthe fortunateTiickets rill bepublnrred in tne Raleigh Regifter, and ia. the Minerva ; and all Prizes which fhall nt be dlwaiHied within ninety lays 'after ; the Drawing is doled,' will be .cofiderd " iinqurfhe'-, nd held as a Dooatioa to the ol the laftuution; ' Tickets to be had, at .'ti Pollars each', the Commifiioncrs,' ahd ofi'everal 5euticiRe in different Parts of thliStMe, andbf the State of South Carolina. 1 The Tmltecs arc fenfibie", in offering tk' Plan of a Lottery .to the Public, they wu depend moie for Succefs on theCnfideritioa of the Objes to which tht Proceeds of it if to be applied, than tb any Merit the Scb itfelf, or the Mode of railing Money bv Let tery, ia entitteii to. They, leelj. a petre. 1 common with many oi their Feftov-CitsUS,r o promote Seminaries of aCeafHitig thioufc out the Country (: they are! impreflVi lth Belief of the I mprtariec of thcte lnttitutioe a they regard onr political, moral ani ?ious ConcerAi, and t,hey lament tht $retf Pittmn; is not extended ic thera from to "u.ce to which ilicy have a Riet tc uf tor uport ; but we are iirabted alf-'V mdivuual tlcrtion,and Protsition, tHaithcfft valuable; and neccflury InfiiiuliOii Iwtc sa bxiftCnce amongtVus. - tf it iVunder thee lroprffions, and with :ht. Motives, that the 'J rudees of the fdeil9 rough Academy a yc-ung, but f1! ltitution)take the Libe.ty otofferiff Scheiue ta the Public, smd foitciting 'h - flttaotc ot iht Friends of Learning W their Views. 'o" '' Jfthn jUniagt Tod Riibinfeiti , J , June loi I V i i, i m '-at mi 1 1 h
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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June 20, 1803, edition 1
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