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Frctri'the S-uhsifiiiert' living near. iFsut fht
jCteuset mm uuuiirj, on turn m ..
a. tfesro FelfowYname James
1 . Via? 11U l,Uy , ' 1 ' ' '
le large Jhan the Qtbr$k.wiiyJ5ft
iron Negro Clothing and anew DatchBlaa?
L-f:t . ' 1 tmrchased him last Atsrustof a Mr
Aaroa -Moor of Cumberland coWywhere
lie may ar 5h' time be.Jurkiry.fefc f
I will ewe ten Dollars far said Fellow ile
livredo meK or lodged m Wake jau, and
a larger, sara in proportion t farther dis
tance v . AMULL'Hllitl.
W$c, Match 20 - , j
SrATE NORTH-CAROLINA, .
., ; SAI.IIBCHY DlSTHtCT. 5-
Court of Equity, March Termj 1805.
Michael Fry Executor, IwL "tN this
f Cause it
gested to the Court tto'at . the Defendant is
an Inhabitant of the Stac of Virginia, and
the sime appearing to the Court by the Affi-
Ktrcpuca router. j tJcin? sug
the Courtthat Publication be nude in the
taicii;h. Register of this Suit. o$ the Space
of three Weeks j and.it is further ordered
t iTi-l fh"ri1 fii.-Vii f Vmt1 that iinl!i th T).
fettdant Stephen ' Codier' appear nd answer
tt the next Term that the iiill Jbe taken pr
cocjesso, and a Decree made acctimlmg to us
1 raver. MAX i CH AMBERS, C, if.
fifty Dollars RctvatyjL
T AN A WAY from the Subscriber
in the hep-inn in tr of October' last-: a Ne-
M ii vt nii 1 c i 6 Feet bjghtjknid
out 21 Years old v and has. a Gap in his
r.'der- Fcfre Teeth -he' had five: Firiiwi bfi
each Hand;' the little Fitrners were cut off;
and where they were is a s;nall Kiiob about
the Size oFa frge Wart- He has bce:i
hJaroTof in Kash County,' and basses for a
free Man. - Hs has with him a khort Great
coat of grey Scar Skin, his under Cloathing
of Homespun j he had also With him a con
siderabte Quantity of "Money. I have sold
him sitiee he ranaway to "Mr. Joseph Freh.
Any Pers-m de iveringh'rri i'to said Joseph
Fish, in Johnston County, 1& MiltS from
Raleigh -and 16 from Smithridd, will rc
ce.ve the above Reward. " 1
' Stakling Johkson.
-April 19th. 180S.
VALUABLE LAND.
ThHL'SabscriVr offers for sale that
, valuable Flantxfiou containing about
on theusand Acre of River and Back Land
Iving on the north-east s;de of .thenorth-
'wcst branch'bf Cape Fear :River, a&or.t 25
iliks below Fayettev.llt, forroerly occupied
by reter Kobc5oh, oec , dhierr are abou
one huoar?d.crd of the faid Xnd cleared
on the fiver, vwhlch has a con-rejaient D.wei
ling House -andouuhouses, and orixthe
hack Lands are two Mill-Seats on diBereni
reams,, en oitt of which has been a Mill
The Land is welt limbered with Pine ant
Cak. For Terrrs apply to i
Payetteville, April 19. Ib05.
Raleigh
. MoKDAt, Apeil 29, 1805. -
The following i are the fortumiff
.iinmbers in the Lumbenon Acatiem;.
Xottery, jitibfished by order of tht
-Board of Trustees of ai'Acaderfl
for the .information of Ti cke boldrri
(vis.) five dollar prizes, Nbi , 12, 14
20, 23, 26, 29, 3031, 33. 40, 46, 48;
53, 54, 58, 60, 61, -67, 68 84, 85, 97,
100, 102, 104, 106; 112, 1 7, 118,1 19,
4 29, 1 30, 131 , , 1 37, 158, . 1 59, . J 6.4
-167, 170, 171v 173, 174, 176, 1,82.
18 1, 186,- 157, -18, 94, 196, 197,
200, '20320- "-205, 20221,' 211,
213, 214, 215, 218, 221, 223, 225,
233, 234, 235, 239,
256, 257, 265, 268,
2Sl, 294, 296, S'02,
319523, 3a329,
543, 544,- 346. 348,
'355, 362; 370, 37G,
87, 389-, 390 391,
242, 244, 251,
270 271, .277.
3p3, 5C6, - 5 17,
r ts a t !M a . 1 ;
ill.
O 3Vm Oil,
352, 354,
381, 383,
395,' 299,
378,
33,
400,' 403, 404, 405, 407, 412, 417,
424, 428, -432, 436; 443, 445, 44r,
44.8, 452 4 58, ."461, 464, 46, 46?,
473, 473yT4,j475, 478, 479, 481,
490, 492C&46,497i499, 500,'506,
4 i&skiS&j 23526, 528, 532
J-i, 3J.P, '3, p?, oo,
547, 549, 55,4;$5,55 7,; 56,6, 568, 569;
.573,' 576,81595, 6P2, j6pt6 P
17,:62'iv;622f 23(; 525t 629, 3C,j
32 633.. 634, 637, 646,' 618,) 619,
vsyt ;oou,o? , oqy, Dfi, v.oi,
7lkt 72,: 72 1,4357$6; J;3 :
;733,-735v6f v75l;59i 762,,764y
v76,?798,80206; 808816,
.S73;-B77$78r.880j 88lj 883,fe883fj
QJ;- R0T AO vvfi 9f)i .4. 907:1 S08.4
892, 8937V8W9tH
512 9 It?,
;i
942, 943
.,." it'ii'i.ii i a - I r,r .
Woi mmk Vi.ti iiaL3rT!rt flip's?
1 1 95,T 196 l$fK ISe 1234,
iUiSKidi tt5j 2&5
.1261, 1261275, 12792901293
1 303, Jl04 13061 3(1 i 1 $ 1 3 13 1
10101016,1020071 1029f 1037
IS20,',. J S2 fi;33Tf4$S5,- 1338V154S,
.J352,ij54ytl355r;iai sy 1 $6$&
1S7d, 13SOM138iTi39S94, 1297..
1398, 1402, !4tf?H40-l, 1408, 1407,
1496, 1505, 1508, 1510.1513, 1515
1516, 152U I524i 1535, 1530,.H34;
1541, 1546i 1547.1548. 1560, 1561,
;U64, 156 : 1570, ; 1573, 1577
1578, 1583, 1591, 1598, 1603, 13U7,
1608, 1611, 16Hr.Ul6, 1922, 1627,
1628, 1634 16(35, 1.637, 1639, 1640,
1 64-, 1 645, 1 646, 1 648, 1 652, 1655,
1656, 1657, 1663, 1664, 1665, 1667,
160. 1671, 1632 1683, 1685, 1687,
1688, i690, 1692, 1694, 1698, 1702,
1709, 1711, 1718, 1720, 1721, 1722,
1726,-1731, 1733, 1734,1738, 1741,
1744, 1749, 765, 770, 7.72
Ten dollar prizes, No. 73, 78,
83, 166, 178 27, 293t 397, 437
463, 502, 577, 607, 644, 663, 995,
705, 707, 711, 714, 810, 811, 818,
862, 906, 918, 1018, 1058, 10S5,
1090, 1094, 1104, 1147, 1230, 1264,
127li 12S4, 1286, 1326', 135$, 1365,
1438, 1450, 1453, 1471, 1491, 1530y
1677, 1686..1751.
. Twenty-five dollar prizes, No.
451, 588, 608, 666, 787, 795, 828,
829, 894, 976, 1001, 1082, 1167,
1296, 130j? 1336, 1375, 1488, 1700,
1729.
. Fifty dollar prizes, No. 365,
426, 495, 597 626, 628, 970, 139i,
1586 1735.
One hundred dollar prize, No.
419.
Three hundred do. No. .468,
Five hundred do. Nt. 1653.
l-.tat dra vn 1 lcket io. 674 a
prize of 105 dollars.
Joseph H'ood, j
William dormant, J JT
Thomas Barnes,
Kobtrt Hailsy ?
jo:cph iUUon. J '
V Every thing (says a late humo
rous writer) ha two handles, snd
every man can chuse which he
wnl take. Ave menticrned in our
last that Governor M'Kean had
onlv 7 votes as a Candidate for
Governor when ballotted for in
the Legislature. This it appears
was the truth but not all the truth.
The. Lancaster Intelligencer of
April 9th sets it in a new light, and
as it is out duty to give as far as
iWe are able correct views ol pas
sing circumstances we copy the pa
ragraph? After placing Gen Steele in the
Chair, it was mov ed and carried,
-o select tht: Candidate by Ballot,
This mode displeased some of the,
present Governor's Friends ; and
.they withdrew. The remaining
Members proceeded to Balloting ;
ind, on counting. the Votes, they
were, for Simon SnyJer, Speaker of
the House of Representatives, 42
thepresnt Governor, 7 and Sum
uel Maciaij l.''.
The Members who absented
themselves published a recommen
dation, friendly to the re-elwCtion
f Governor MKean, signed by
34, several having left Town prior
to the resolution being entered into.
Extract of a letter from Cadiz,
dated February 28. " We appri
zed you in oir last of the blockade
of our port by the British com
mander oh this station u He, how,
ever, afterwards announced,, that
vessels laden with provisions would
not be prevented from coming-in,
and accordingly a number ot wheat!
and flour from different-quarters
have since arrived, "here. Such,
however, .has been the urgent de-
mand for both these articles th it
he last' carra of 3000" barrels, "q!
flour in ouYbay, haVbeen disposed
of at the noble pricelofl dot--
lars pcrarrcl on boari fdf th; use
t'.. i 4.. ,
ol our navy, p
a ne aoove nnce wiu jearivnowu
hdw great our watit4'n,ust be'v and
to tirh)h'e,u$:td,4ttt pre-
sent tliere -.is not a single ;Amega of
wheatoraibarreV of "flour for sale
hrei 5 Trferecrre the 4 first Tmpcrv-
taCion of eitfieharticle will tinlou?it-l
euiy commanavery ' nign, prices.
litfiprjea iuntilVthe cc4lectiono
I rwtftltsi-tHi,ltiroducer of whla&nd
ffi$9$n&s$k 'ustonary duty iof
lEasCiliidwmntJkfi?' Mm&t&Mi
aer conv
141 1, 1414, 14151 Ul?r V426, its fescape from Kechetprt) s, They
1427, 1429,' litfi 14S.4, 1435, 1436, had bjjeh' toff the island two days ?
1442, 1444. 1445; J448, 1452, li56, an(j iHciiihalji'taiifs atarcnea f
1460, 1465, 1468; 1472, 1477, 1478, their dwnsafcV, dsemblpd tb
14S0j 1484, 148V, L4yu, 1,J '
r ? must' lurmcri ami, wiai we uo
ojur eosmhg crop rakes p!ace;,T wwehj'
Qttihe diya(he.iiauedi sjrlEnehsh
? before M adeirav fci X . ngrish btpS
brief- sii boosed ( td,Iie , i n pursuit oh
th French flecChFch fiddWade
the nurhberoC 40,000 fnett in arms,
and were making 'Vigorous prepa
rations for defence.
The foUoving lit an extract ofa
lette r: dated Guaddloupc,-; Match
,16, ' I have to Inform ybbjf thiit
the two French squadrons ftave
united-one fifm Toulon, and the
other'frbm Rochefort. t The latter
lias rdade errible havoc amorigst
the enemy ; from seven, to eight,
hundred vessels, large and small
have been taken, sunk, or burnt ;
besides, which, the squadron has
raised contributions In ail the Eng
lish windward islands. SHanish
Trinidad alone, taken by tht Tou
lon squadron, Has escaped contri
bution, as the French have placed
a garrison in it, ad mean to keep
it in their possession. The squa
dron consisted of 23 sail of the, line,
and 21 frigates, besides SO other
vessels, such as corvettes, trans
ports, &c. m iking in alL.74 sail;
The precise object of the expedi
tion is a profound secret, all their
officers have their orders sealed.
It is said there are 18.000 men on
board this fleet. You may, if you
think proper, communicate the
above information to your friends."
Capt. Paddock, from the city of
St. Domingo and Porto Rico, in
forms us, that the Haytian army
appeared off St. Carlo the 5th
March, and on the same morning
shot a French general who was
walking on the ramparts. On the
8th they crossed the river and
pitched their tents. On the 11th
the French General Dtbarque, at
the head of 400 troops, made a
sortie from Fort Carlos, and rout
ed the beseigers fwho lost their
commander and 100 troops) after a
smart skirmish of four hours with
the lo3s of only 3 men killed, and
5 wounded, including General De
barque, slightly. Or. the succeed
ing day General Ferrand ordered
all the shipping to put in port, on
account of the iniury thev would
sustain from the firing of the ne
groes ; and compe led them to take
on board all the women and chil
dren in the place and convey them
to Porto Rico, Capu Paddock re
ceived sixty of those unfortunate
persons on board his vessel. The
garrison of St. Domingo consisted
0! about 4000 troops, Weil supplied
with arms, ammunition and provi
sious, and provisions ; and the
commander in chief apprehended
no danger from the -threatened at
tack.
The following is the translation
of the speech of General Ferrand,
to the soldiers and inhabitants, on
the walls of St. Domingo, in pre
sence of the brigands :
French Soldiers and inhabitants
of St. Damhiga
It is here you must remain :
it is here you must "either, fight or
perish- it is hereihat the all-power
ful God lias marked out the place
for vengeance-it is here you ough
to reVenge the manes of yotir fathers,
mothers sisters, wtves, children and
friends who all perished by blood
thirsty hands by 4he monsters who
surround usl.lt 'is- here' that vou
fought to shew what the valof of a
chosen few are able to perform a-
gainst a number of assassihs-sit is
here where the field is chalked out
. victor) 1
iPp.nbe alarmed at those cannW
biUthey .appear: only here strong
' herouS vra.rder.Vgafiut those
able defemi lvt
But what can their numerous co-
hOrts do gainst biave soidfels and a
.a r'....c .,i i.... s
oort you will sec then dispersed
aiid fall at the foot of these rarofc&rts.
ney win pevnaps reu you mat
they bate conquered,' every toifcrn in
St. Domiiioro thouorh they were Tor-
ti6td Vnd defended . by. very brave
rxSop v pure illusions TheV to be
galled cdnqtierbrs 1 They cly coQ
'quered tltose towns fKiCh eresur-
reuue4xu io inem oy iccuvjicry . riki
irason. Konei sure was' itaken; hy
true fitef except Sti jJaV 'Wbieh,
hiouffh iU fortified aJid defended by a
h'ihdiul 'of 'inhaDitatttsi' has1; SheWn
wtftuur.i;.iw aiuu v
?enme; ghtee .hidreH of those
ibarbarian dwiVe" bit jflie dust. and re
Shall soOi gwe 66d aount of
the lmahimf'Wtelirr
i riot inowC i4iWfoJrtnes?eai3i
bear ;a-opas6JTOeairciur; nei.
inil3pieTmgtfVessel; jo.
ive; fiSeri but - victory alone, t r r
eat liagditf it is here you must pe
'risti or conquer 1 Have courage now.
et us fight, and Victory will be
ourlot.v -
An English pnyateef sciiooner
has been cruisingHff fiandyiHok,
NnY. for four r$pbe boards
lj Vessels going Out or fcomihg in
toYork j' and on Satuinday last
she fired six: shots at tne schooner
Industry, from Savannah, one of
whith' went through her mainsail.
We have not learned her name ;
but understand- she is from New
Providence, whence she sailed two
months ago. She is a .very small
vessel with, a crew of 3& men
only; ilcr. Advt
The Spanish Consol, to the ttnU
ted States, residing in Philadelphia
informs the Merchants iftjthe tlni
ted States, that the port of St Au
gustine, in Florida, is open,-for
the importation of provisions ; but
in order to be adnlittedv they must
procure a passport from the respec
tive Spanish Consuls residing jri the
United States,
The returns of the Massachusetb
election, (up to the 9th inst.) ton
tain the amount of votes from 290,
towns and are as follow : -
For his Excellency Caleb Strong 29,014
Hon. James Sullivan 85,790
Present Federal majority, 3,219
Od the 17th inst. the President
of the United States returned to
Washington city from Monticello',
in god health. . ,
Colonel Burr, it is reported, ifc
to b'i appointed Gov. of Xousiana,
in the room of Wm. C. C. Clai
borne. : , z . thilad. Gaz.
We are tcld, that the President
of the United States has apppomted
John B. C. Lucas, Esq. chief jus
tice of the couns of Upper Lousi-
ana.
Capt. John Shawl we under
stand, is to take the command of
the frigate John Adams, and will
sail for the Mediterranean about
the 1st of next month.
The General Assembly of iiew-
York have directed the Attorney-
General to prosecute James Cheet
ham, the Editor Of the American
ci2en for n libel on that body in
asserting that the law for incorpo
rating the merchant's bank was ob-
tained through bribery. v
On the 8ih inst. the country seat
belonging to the late General Ha
milton, called the Grange, situate
at Haerlem, was sold at Public
Auction at the "Tontine coffee
house, N. Y. and purchased by
Archibal Gracie; Esq. for the sum
of 30,500 dollars.
The Ohio and its Waters nave,
this spring been uncommonly high.
In particular, the Great Miami
in many parts overstepping its
banks laid towns and farms under
water,; swept away mills, houses
and stock, and has otherwise done
great damage. Report says, that
some human lives have been lost
We are notyet in posession of suf
ficient information to enter n a de
tail of facts. -
Heartidell ami Peter Leathy wVjo
were guilty of riot -and assault in
Petersburg, in February'last; bave
been tried at the present .term of
the District Court, and sentenced,!
the ffmed to 13, and the latter to
tyear' jmprU6ten.in;the
penitentiary. : A. --M ,
Atordmg toj the proclamation
of the Governor of South-Carolina
dated the ; IgthulLa Daniel Daugh
ty, of Pend on district, has been
murdered by his wite; vhis step-ia-
ther, Laban Oaklearid a certain
John Andrews, .if appears, that
the atrovious'cnminala effected the
murder; by infusing porsotf irit9 the
food, medicines anddrinkof lr.
Doughty, who at length died? in
excruciating tortures.1,- - The' -wrfe,
to iad ; Tut Oakleys (who i consi
dered ta hav been the first mover
bfhtr wicked 5 cpnspiryliiassr
caped y nq.i ?ciiencnaa is
sued,a proclamation offering Jsoiir
On Saturday, . thelast day xf the
Superior Couttirtltr itf'arld fot the'
Centinel AVjlUiirA Willwra wno
iate rendered himself notorious .by
the manyfarldtts deeGs tierpetra
Carolina' waa sentenced to die
Wednewiaythc73d instT'Bu ttn
and avder -We; eyes oi : a svigiianr.
fiyho were sarroufided the
place of file conlinement. His aunt
wite,' ana 5iTiv- ,iv -
oftne Sheriff tt o into the jail, t?
takd the ir last artiu ; while there
Williams exchanged varments with
istcr; and in that habiimade hU
escape; Thus it appears, tit jhis
has again byjus artlul inthguerc
cued himsel0rDm the demands pt
justice; ts itwo brdthers,' wile
sister and auriti we are ifrformed
are keotin imprisdnmeriand char-1
geclwith having aided and abetted
in procuring his release? " 7. '
.. We are mformed ihat on the .
1 4th, Ihsteht, amanfparHed
rvTaihr. rnliiH at thi hriiiR Ota Mri'
rard county, Jv and disked tor some
fire to light hisr)lpr-Ir. Camden
harided him sbm.e .Ere, after which. '
Major directed him io hold h'm
when his pitol Was charged and he
liad mounted his hors. he offered
if Camden yiid:
On Camden!s miinHe
to do ir!o lptle
at last cdrnwrt6!VTO5
CamdcntijlUgvH
declared he would 4o Jt
and .accordingly snot turn, tnrouga
the headi which .causedllU imme-
diate death. T.Major instantly rode
of full speed, but was followed hy .
two men, who soon tQok him and
and had him committed to jtil in
Lancasten - .
A Fire broke our last Thursday
evening, at Kingston, IHster edein.
ty, New-York, in a barn belonging
to Abraham B. Banker Esa. Td
consequence of the high windy'iLhe
house and barn of Mr. William?de
Waal, the barft abd two Barracks -of
Mr. Abraham Hoffman and. A
shop of judgey Banker's, Occupied
by Mr. Gilltt a shoemaker, were
also coh'suinedi The bumingfragi
ments communicated to about 20
separate l.uildings, among which
were the church, academy, and
court house, as also a barn above
half a mile distanL By Very active
exertions the village Was sayed.
tunO ?ark, the Celebrated tras.
veller, started from Portsmouth ia
Engiand-, lately, in an armed ves
sel, for Africa, to pursue his re
searches in the interior of that con
tinent. -; -
ire landi according t6 a recent,
enumeration, .is is said t6 contain
11,000,000 Irish acres, 687,118
houses, and. 5,496,944 inhabitants
, A subscription fot the erection
of a monument to Luther at Ham
burg, amounts already to 5O00 rifL
dollars. Their highness the Duke
of Brunswick Wolsenbuttel, and
the Princess. Dowager of Anhalt-
Zerbest, as well as the manufactu
rers Messrsi J'Eis'iep, are amongst
the subscribers. " ' :
. A .correspondent of a French
A griculturalr Society (Poitiers) re
commends the use of Italian poplars
as iioormg,. as a preventative, a
gainst the destruction of corn, in
granaries, &c W.eevils, insects,.kc
A series of experiments rnade by
him on - thi subjectvat . fit acA
dentally disverffd)ihave been afr
tended with comple success, k t
At lewbtfrvr ca the lSth ihst!: Mr.. fAas
At Pbdadelphu, bn tbeT Uth inst. Mn
nnhe52d year )fhj age, ' -f
Marctts and, Cajolinlerisis are received
and WiH appear in njur next. $ x a
e Chasex
ft isjthe. lntehtionf? oTth Editor or
th4 KatiotM. intHSgenc) W publish in f
Volume the leediBgs 6i"thrs 1nteetui j
friasTat loll Length,' vith asiittie Delay aik
Circirmatances rvrdl' jalAntk", ts -J
, The Extent of lhe Work, cannot at.we-"
St
I senc b tiafced wnfe anypiioii,. .gjfc
will, LOrever, probably xced 500 7a&e
octavo. -." : '-!7 :
Trjce not exceeding 50 Cants for hndre4
Copies are requested ta leave thei Name
wuhtiie. Editor --imd'tbe iPrma: of JVew
paper isul idnfir Tatou? in inigJi
And for Sale: oi die Printer hereof; JfrW
iuKjtK ley; .
By tbe-Authcrc of LsdySEmma Md
' combe and htr family.