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4 TO AND NorthrCarolina State Gazette, Ourt are the pUns of fair drliff t'ul Price, Unwarp'd ly party rgt, to live like Brother!. Vol. XI- THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1810. No. 545 7 O O HP 7 YD RALE GH AMERICAN NAVY. !a. CRAWFUUD'i SPEECH In replu to .1r- diet. Mr. CRAwrRD said, befo-e he en- . i : r .i i n i . -m the discussion of the bill, hr fi i hi du j tu dtclarc, that in ihc cb- j j r.ti tons hr had made upm the motion ., t,.tpoenient, he had not the niobi , t nt ntei on to intimate that the ; trrri. , r n'.lenun irom irmia wisucii to in ,c the nation in a war, .hat lie did ! J-crrcieitictisly bcliec to lc :ncrl, r th.- preservati n of the h..nor or ! I r: .-ot ol the country. Mw U. au! , iut j,; h..d by hiowi n. ft colons, b.cn i . ?n ro.:js'urr, dial 'Ins tdduioi.tlj f r was i.itc.id d to p o ect ur i n c ;r i m of peace, o. u prr -3-r :U n. : n l'r decl;ritin of war, ! ,. . h wc u.:tnd to isue, or to.pt rt to ic'i : o..s: u, bv one o: noth of ;tvj' ;gtrem lutiutis. Tr.e ob the gentleman from " i r- j f -j fiii! s.'sfud him thai his conj c .... c. II l.iinl,-l I hi'i.r' nr. i!,.. ' ri this t.r. H. t when a mea-j.:.- irr.'dvi'ig a considerable expense ;i ce'er cor sidcration, il is nec--.ary P-' to tnuirc whether tlu means ifu. cnil-ci: -rc ad-quale to the at ui ni n ( t-'.l.e ohj-ct. The ir adcq'ij- (v ct trc tnai lorce o: the z.ate- : th- pr t;c;i n f its com. net ce, so , r : a o strike 'he most superficial i. sr the nrst blush. If t very f-i-:c s'o'j,") and bomb ketch in our ruvy a :.is-. ra e ship of the line, it ould ft.n th:n br wholly incompetent to that c : t If h- U. States were t:invest ; . ; dollars in ressels of war, & ?, c o'e four;h of ihit ?um an i.e. dlv S i'il'Vin.4 it tor the protecti-iii of f :: - nnu-rce it wo old s'.iil lie- utipro : i r thf nation involved in war. A : u addi'io.ia! naval f ice iiiudc c -. to the p'otect.on of iir couimetce, ; ! hiis r.ev..- been em;d ved lor that t -,-e, it is hut reasonable to suppose ; r. i irileo ! :o prepare thr tiat.rm a "-.i -it n .! ir, which'w.- in- t r , -v. --ur ag i France i Gr.-at-i j n. I i i h - x Minalion of :hiqu'-s-vv- can only reason from analogy. ir-ni our past conduct, may judic i i sf.'ne dtirree of co'vicmess, whai c sr: .!l do under timhr circums?an- What vs the siiuaticn f the U. S i.es in M. rrh lasv ? The Br.iih or- cr-s in council of the 1 I h Nove Tiber, J'r, re i tic rt unmo'litjefl. and in foil ' o.'-r tlio' ; ic; v p ot in Europe which ; ,. .. . ii .: .:. e . - i c.ri.l t. be in a state of block ad -r : all , : r.d essel" attempting to enter them ; i , ;. l esel attempting to enter them '.rc s ihicct to c .p'.urc and coodemna- ng;;t 'o trade to '.hose poit: ro;;.; nst or ex reined, unol ihe n:u-!'-! vcscl h id toi:chcd a, a Biitish por, 2 - piid a transit du y, which in some r- -S cx.rc cd .1) rrigin. I value of ?he ri : . Our rimrnt ic ;.l intercom s a i'fari-;.- w s not mo e auspici jus. : '... -t-s i 1 c rgovs h ulb'. en placed i v"a . uf sc'jU' s'ratirn, with an inii- ' .' ..,r..it,h or iioal ill s position w.-uld ll c i n i r: coip;,- vr,:. ii , oa i , .... I.', a too to.vii( Grcu'.-li!. ',iii. t v ;h- r.ufi n Lorn th pr s u:v tlie ( :o- - ,n-..ert-it wasvoluoU-ilv-lJ,,lIlo, : o U.r Hu.teen m-nths, ami 1 j a ,.,.o . ei '! ... I ... . i . i .0,1 .. . o ! to in. - w .r ? V) l we ivuc let e rj,n.'l r ; ; o we iv-jt let e- r ie -'ul ra is d ; or (i ti die o.hcr o so ike firnr. the non-iut rcoure . j i po-.;oon whirh aiithor.sed tb, :P " I I a i '- d -,t to-ss.-c them u'.on a -;pvci- . 1 u : 11 wou:j l,u' 11 cnu lu -fi. -en;y ? Sir. n this n.iti m e-j! -alien, and would gr-a iy dimmish th - o led m oerla-e w r f arv cause i '-""'ber ol captu.es, becaus our vessels he Mva-ion of its Urnt'.rv, of uouUl arm in ,lc,r llecnce ' ..,. ardu-.,ntofi'sci-:es,l..s-M ir. h I h is no: the interest of France to de- i v ::e !uth ou.'hl to h 've been 1 ; r comme itcnicn". Wc l.ad:a ', nd in -e 'Inn cuse for war, if v .' I . hjt- oiocuied redress. Our were t'o-.n in our own p irts ur j fi. e t h ne he popcrty ol i had lren gathered in fum the I f Heaven, .md wc w ere pre ke, war re the cncniv wa Wr du! rio' hcwtver de- P-e! s: I-...- - : . , : i j i r- a: v. .i Mr. C. 'iii 1 h- was not corj bt t!it it is fortunve fr the we d- Ir. i'. a''hnn n he iho'i ' r jv.lv i y .11 t!;j He .s opp-.5tl tfi itsij'1 n" tnc ,nos! trv,n emergency th . b-r 1 r w. r, v. h. n it w-.s froeai- i, dreams of the timid and the pi tdi tions '"hi , vor. is our ii'na in ii w. Hof mad men, to the contrary notwith- -. n c mpre ! with M., ch IH .' 7 ' n o i; k n ' Ir o. 3bh-.!igh vi!:t"::d rt 1 1 I ie, pr e! ".cr us. The t Aotil tail c -'."v;-,xi;" t)f mc ' nio.ir j. Tha J any i abandonment of ihe embargo produced . the disavow l of that arrangement. Th "order of the 26 h of April, 1803, is still in farce, and although it falh very short .cf tlie arrangement made at this place, . ' . . . ... , . . , i and abnoxious principles ol theordeis of the llth ovemb-.r, 1807. The, transit diry is given up, and ihe block- ade of commercial liurope is ics'rained; to Hoiiai d, France and the k-ndom of Ia!y. H) tlr.s inwdifi'.tti:i oti' traclr t all the rest of the w m!1 is unm :l sk() by Hii:ish ordcis in council. 11 tlu- cc:n pariscti bcivetn our pre e- t si'iiatio: k ! that of M iTch l.U f n i v tlrawn, the c c n be no dimtu'ty in (!c'iclinh', that a"; we did not then declare v- we shih. tvt do it n;w. liu' it will be si to aM the iniuiLs vvhieh Ore has coniinr.ti d against u , sh? has added the ;r,"ssl iuh. Mr. C- said that i o nan was more sen.-i iy .dUcteil by tiis cosduct of the Uri'ish minister to j w (is li:is government l-.an he a. ! lie f.lt compassion for 'hose who could' not, and ontctup: for .li.)Se who w uld IjOO., Ol LUV.T HIV lllll I. IJU', JO, uic: 'v;' to merge he agrjva'en a:id acci:- ! muLted w.oiitri of the na ioo, in the ! pi..rrc! b: veen the ncgoctaters of thej vo c)Untries ( It we are to have Wat,, will any rational m tr.be wiiiing to rest t upon the in'!l. oilVred by Jack on to the goverome instead f tb.c long list of uirooo'js injuries, which we have -uiVercd fro'p. toe injiice and rapacity of G. Britain ?. Certain. y not. But, wa ging all the arguments agjiost our de claring war, winch may be drawn from our past conduct, Mr. C. said, lie would j ..v i, .u: w. io . k, , .. t-,.. il, aarw un i;ijoJiauie o , m..iiv.i mv- present situation of the world do.s not oiemnly admonish tins nation to stanr alooCirom the dreadt.ii cor.vuUions with which Europe tor yeais pist ha.i betti igiiated to its centre Yeo, Sir, the .maraeter o" the war, .and ihe principles upon whi-. h it is conducted, admonish us in the mo-t solemn ma:.iitr to re main (p'.iet uniil its stormy bi!!ovs shah sob-.i!c into calm. in tiie wars wlucn e begun and canied on anterioi to the French i rv lotion, the conques of a town or provicc w.ii gt tieraliy the. object and end of hos iuu-s. Now aj '"i Je decides the fue of a kingdom ; a:.d the mighli st empires are over- ! thrown in as n jl. r.anip .ij.Mi. Tiiechaogt j m naotijal wa fare has n it been Ics : than that upon Uid. Formerly the) capture or destruction of a small par; ( of the 4-dveise squadron-., was esteenicil I a glorious victory. Te D um wai sung ; m tlieir cliurclus, or the tower gous i it ..I X" .... . f ..,.. I . . . .f Ik.. I , , f . cer i- punished. Fnis c niest, so san-! gainary in its progi ess, and destructive; in its consequent c-s, must ere long be ! br ught to an end. Let it th.-n bt the wisdom of this nation to re nam at' iCf, as loti as peace is within ita .ni'-n. H iving shewn, from otir past conducr. J that wc do not mean to vie. Lire war, also that sound OUC I 'lOIUS Ul i-OOOi ,i: r ..i .:. i ... . .. it, it is necessary to et-qvarc it; to the li'w id i" l:iii(r di-riMT-ffl .h dust i y . ' tius.. Will riaoci- declare war against j iithe U. Slates ? In what r la-ion do w e i rancer ''"uh..cs aiiccon vVSr,S WI,.,cl1 haV bcc':i i ,ucu ov : . I i . . . a urr.isn vessel, o aie o uno a Bri isii port. Is this all r Does! France, under o ne pretext or o-j :t;uo scqoestcr tne most o o".r vessels which nave the I m ri y o cuter I Tench ' v ii is ' lUiW W "UU1 U ir ailcCl rc' Jre war against us she will theretore j n" ,: 1Jul aumtting unit rrance t anuu.ti uee;aie war mis auuiooiui uu- val force wool J be innccessary, ;s 1 ongt s Etiglan 1 co . itiu s the w .r .mo pr- - j .1 .1 .1 J. .1 .... ; servos her naval superiority. If ills ) should be lost, it is not upon a fleet of !ten fold the efficient farce of our whok ' naval establishment, that we must rclv 4 ( for defence agains' the Gallic legions ot j Napoleon No, Sir, we must rtly up. nj o'tr own internal strength, upon our u nton and patriotism, which will answe; j reorrd ol Jevcry oeoiano tnai can oe maoe upon: !Jut it is possible that Great-Ilrdain will declare wragai.-iGt us. Ltu-ex-amme this saJi :( t. Has CWe i- i a b. in'eiot which can be sabisryed by war with the United Stales ? Is the commerce of this country b.ntficial to h r ? She enjoys ail ol it which she wishes. She g ts by purchase or ccp 'u;e dl W'-ich s!ie wunts bom us. For the first she pays a moderate price, and foi i he last she y- nrstiiing. But what :s tMj'ia! io;:ortance to her, we pur- h is- h i' ii! ct'.ues. In mi l.ii' ti jovment iA all t!u bencfi s of our com- me'ce, she rest' a n ler adversary f torn ill p.vi ' ii ip-ttion Willi her in thoe h - nc - !i s. Hut aim!"iriLr there is ''.a ;i-er ol war with Lv);j!n l, of wh SMi-e w 'I these f w a.iilitional f..gttes l)e mraiust the 1:00 ships of war whi h that nafi n j c n not in coonnissaiu ? I ' e Iruioiahle I chin. nan of the committee says, th.y I'd that.'! wi 1 -j'lNWtr the twofold pu pose of de--Hi it tin i lending or jior's and ha:b;t, and of annoy .) r h. roTnm-r e of -h- e eniv. To nil'- i in y be aii wettd that if to y arc kepi in our ports 1 r their defence, they caor.ot ann y the trjde of 'he tnc- ( my. If til y a resent out to p'ey upon ' .lie coni.iK u e I the enemy, but a f w 1 if any f th-.-m, will ev-r retain to dc- t n i ur ports. j l'iic i csidcnl's Message of the 3d , inst. 1) is been introduced by the Chair- ; mi in of t he Commit'ee in su'ppoi t of this bill. Fe-cb'e mo-t be the aid wnich this i :n -as ne can derive liom that source. This message in point of obscurity. coms nearer my id.ys of a Delphic ora- j cle than any stuit paper which has come under my inp ction. It is so caut.iou.--1 ly expiessed 'hat tYery man puts what ( construction upon it he pie is s. Is he for war f The nu-ssig-r b xa hc noih- ing but desti u :iion and bl odshed. Is he f r peace ? File message is mere !iu!k and w.ocr, and wh dlv .i.t- uic. Is .if S.i". lor the b 11 before vou The mes- , e calls fori.s p ssg-. Is he' i 'o- n 1 ! to a la; ge standing aimy V!i thn he message means 20.000 r ular' uoojis. Is he frienoly to m Mi; tia ? I'nc message does n l call t ir-to. ;u;ar to-ps u iiijns Militia. Thus, ir, tins me-sage means any thoig or . o thmg, at the will of the commeniat ;r. II this m -ssage is oracul ir in i ts m. an mg, it was no l ss miracuhius in i is pro nulgation. Th -.-newspapers to the cast .t this, latcd that such a mess ge w uid oc delivered, and stated i s couten.s nearly mitt week bcfre it reached the tw houses of Congress. To account for this phenomenon, is neither within my power or pr n ince. The gendeman from Virginia has reiterated the Odd maxim that to b prepared for war is the beit nut hod of p; eserving peace,' and hasdecla'cd that he should vote for the bdl upon that principle. This max im has the authority of great names. It , may be true to a particular extent. If these pr parations are of such a nature as to mr-.ke the nation invulner ble, it is true. But, sir, when the pv p rations amount to the etpii pment ol iie b ig ites, and the nation ygamt wiiom these pi i rations are nv.uk can ia'iVch a thou- san.! vessels of w:ir against us. who cm 1 1 seiio isly urge this ni. xim :;s a jo ti ic - ') ..... r ?i ',c- i. t C... .. I lHJU I I'iC lirjviil i r. u in uiii i .'i lis i to contend upon the ocean wi h a na" on nous-) 'hat he hoped this biil would re uliO e .' os annua ly more th.-n ceive an unanimous vote. The same S'loo oou v')0 ; a sum six times gre iter than the wo k amount of on.- exports, j The ch rge of inconsist ncy agonal, those who oppose the passage d 'his bill has been hot feebly suppoi ted. By ; way of enfoicmg this c!i arge, we are! told, that when this government was in the hands of federal gentlemen, they ; fancied it was too weak and attempted i to legislate energy into it, by creating j ; navy and encreasmg the standing a my. Fhe people could not be made to feel or perceive this want of energy, and turned them out of pow er. The rcpu'o Itcans, says the gentleman, v. ho sue- j ceeded them, like a penduium of aclock very naUirally vitiratc.d to the other ex treme, and have nearly succeed d in legislating energy out of the gover . ment that he was opposed to both ex tremes. Sir, it is not for me to decide whether the gentleman from Vi -gi. i.i has alone been consistent, while the rest of hi friends hue vibrated from one extreme to the other. The gen t'.emui is certainly incorrect, wdien he says, the naval establishment was re duced and tix .-d upon its present footing l;v a republican administration. The n vy which waa created by a federal ariminis raMon, washy that administra tion reduced to what lb y called a peace establishment. In this situation it was fmnd by the late administration ; who, o far from running into the extreme, stopped short in fhe salutary work of reform. It wdl he recollecled, that at' the downfall of the federal administra tion, the most gloomy prediction w re uttered by the advocates of a si k ng caue eveiy thing sacred ; cVtry thtng vmruble ; every thing in fact which links and hinds society together, wa-., accord rur to federal declamation, to be trodden under loot, and tt.rn asun der by th'.'ir uc essor's w hom they branded w th the odious epi'hel of Jaco- jj bins. Unf )rtuna tiy f ji the cause of 1 reformation, at this precise time, the h:pes ot .the phi! n-.hropisi and patriot were blast. -d in Fra ice. The blind fu ly of their U'.pnncip'.ed demagogues, 'heir j.icobinical ba lers, uridcr the spa cious p.etex of ref..rm, had trampled upon every ins itution in 'hat country. lwnj.;h was Ik Id dear by the people, and the I -st ray ot hop - that rati mal liberty wuuld bt established in that nation, had ; pensherl forve-".' Unrk-r ' h :se ci.cum sioice- the n-w administration, cau 'iou;y go rding acraiost the charge of innovation, stopp d short of their duty. They ought to have amputated fie fun gus of the body politic, and f stored r o a sound 'and healthy s'aie. This was not done, and the nutioo has consv.qn.est ly spent ab .-ur S 12,000 000 upon i , Bo' we are informed tha: the navy in 1 S00-1, was larger than-it is now. It we refuse now to pi.it in commission and service all the vessels which were not sold in 1500-1, "we stand- convicted of incon-ia'.ency. Bur, sir, is the revenue great r now than .t that perio , or -has the whole of the public vesst-is then J retained, ever been put in service, from ', tht year. until the piescnt time r Lef j tlie records of the nation decide. At j.;!nt time, 'he Secretary of the Navy, j according to my ii formation, consented ; -o manage the n ivul establishing nt with SOO.Ooo. and up' n hat.consent the in- ' ternal taxes were repealed. If we ,ar j t liberty to contrast the expences of a- ny two years, by wtiy of estabhshir.g the ch-rgc of inc onsistency, let us 'ake the p esent and last year. Dal we call into servii e the whok- of the navy last year I Is the necessity for this measure stron ger now tnaii at th d lime ? NTo one wiil venture the asscrrion. Tlv expen d. urrs were last year, 379 260, and it tius bdl pisses, it will nsr this year :o 3 1-2 millions. The gentleman from M ii vlaiui (M . Smith) has no appre hension of war, and ye votes for the b 11 upon p.inciples ol economy but he is only for rcpaning the Vessel", and not for employing them, while the gen ie man from Virginia intends to repair k employ them. O.'e gentleman says, the sum appropriated includes not on v repors, but tigging Sec. and the other,' ays that the -oj mis more than sufhoicnt. Trie repor of the Secretary of the N ivy proves t h t this sum i s f rrepurs only ) ami another report slu-ws, that one hundred and fifrv h usund dollars were Us; year transferred from the article ol nrovi ioui, to the ancle of repors If 4 the same thmg does not happen in th present case, it ought to exci e surprise, We were told the other day by the (rni fin in ti'mn I niin-r Unit rli!-iiM- "- i v,..,., .ixi.i- geu'leman objects to the ex;)ence of the bdl for the organizing 20 uOO volunteeo mihtia. Tnis expeuce will not exceed S-HiOOoO while . th.- frigates, the . bject f his affection, wdl cost more than clou b c that su n. To use h;s own expres sion tn 1 elation to thr volunteers, a high sounding measure might receive my vote if it v s not an expensive one ; bu , S 1,200 000 or 1,500,000 is too Fa rge a sum to 'hrow away in vaporing in.lhc pr stnt exhausted state of the Tieasu. y. File gentlemen from Conio ticut and his friends are acting consistently in supporting thn bill. Tlu y are support- ing a system wh en ow s us .birth' 'tu them. They bi. hevevand no doubt ho nesdy, that a gcvemmem which relied for support o- ly on the ut ility of its mea sures, would be weak and inefficient. They endeavored io strengthen it by cr..at ng a system of patronage, anc for that purpose, and th t alone, it is calcu lated. But the tim- when this navy was ouilt, and ihe. purposes for which it was ostensibly destined, cnaoled hem to rea son more pi au ubly io its fvor than we can for the adaition.d expence called for by this bi.I. 1 1 They intended to employ it against j France, where it would be eilicient to ! a particular extent. We intend to em- l . -r . i , . I, pioy ours, if it is to be employed ut all, , igainit Grea -Britain, where it wdl :e t: wnoiiv inetnctent, ana worse than inetti-,1 citen, IJut. sir, oiv naval force is not xq b: j employed at all, if the two positions, at- tempted to be established in my previ , Ous observations, be con ect. If we do not intend to declare wffr, ncr txpect it fob', cieclared against us, what apology jj have we for incu ring this enormous ex" ptn -e Vhai ap fogy have we to em bark in war expences, .when we intend) and expect to nuke peace ? Gentlemen who think wi b me, who belhve that we j shall notnave war, and that so far as ; depends upon cur own ac'ionswe ought , not to have it, will do well td reflect that j when our fleets are equipped, and ar mies rais'. d we must employ therri ye . must go to war to justify ourselves to the nation for the exorbitahtxpences j which have been incurred by these ; means. j Mr. C. said that the observations, he i had made as t the expenre of this' e qnipment, rested upon the supposition th;t we aie nt to have'; war. In this supposition the geniemap from Virgi I lua a qu esces at s t a particular ! extent. If the nation shi u'd unfortu j nately be involved in war tt oughf to ; be prosecuted with vigor as well offen- sivt !y as d. fensive'y . The 'energies Sc reao.irces of the hation ought to be put to a s'ate of requisition ; but until this event should' happen, he wa? opposed to measures which txhausted the Treasu ry wh ut ad litigYo the real and sub" : stan ial dcLtice of 'he.nation, RALEIGH ACADEMY. f ircuji stances-of a dorriestic nature ha S ving recalled Mrs. Bowen to Fayjette ville, the Trustees of the Kaleigh Acadrmy have prevailed With Mjis. SAMllOUKNB to undertake the general 'superintendance of the Female Department thereot ; and, in additi on to Music, to instruct the Young Ladies in plain and ornamental Needle AVork, Embroi dery, Drawing, Sec, "her pre-eminent know ledge of which w ill not be doubted. The o tiier parts of their Education, .such as Read hig, Writnig, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, History, tlie Fiench Language &.c wih, ji fu'.ure", he taught by the .Male Teac fEks ol the Academy, ad of whom are well qaahfied to discharge the duties of their appointments. WAI. -WHITE, Sec'y. Raleigh, Feb. 13. 43 HYCO ACADEMY LOT ffiRY. THE. Trustees-of ? he Hyco Academy, solici- v ' j j nijie u- ui iv tw i Vr o i c3 YJ M poiuate the advi.etr;g s arising from this Semi-' narv, a' d coiiic.ous of ;the iii success in a di rcct apphc'it'on to tlie generosity oi thePubhc, Iiave obiabied an act ot ti;e Legislature 'of this S ate to raise a sum by way of Lottery, to b? .ppHed by sa'd Ibusiees to the use and be nchVof said Academy ; and new respcctluily oil' r u.e ScliLine to their Fellow. Citizens aud solicit thdr patronage. Tue paticuar friencs to the Institution will j requ re no tuaher injunction or. tiiejr Liberality i to embark in the Scucme, than a knowledge of i os u'h'y. The ' friends ot Sciecee in every ; quarter, where the Scheme may be preutt d, j tliere is no douot, wih have sufficient monvci j to extend their generosity. ; Th moderate pr ce of the Tickets, and the fairness of the Flan, it s hoped, w ll be a suffl i cient m uccmer.t to individual;-, who wish to become adve.iturers in Lottei ies--which they : my do for the small sum ofTHaEEj Dollars, .and for whxh sum, ONE THOUSAND i DOLLARS may oe gained ? V ho wuuld ; not enhance 'his fortune at so moderate an ex ' pe.ce ? j Tue advantages cf Jiterature are so ene ; rally fek and acknowledged, in this our tn." j bgji'eped and Republican Governrrem, that j the Trustees thi.-k it unnecessary to enlarge- on sue utility ot tne riaa. SCHEME. 1 Pnze of 1000 dollars ia gl003 2 dj. 400 do. 800 4 do. 100. do. 4jQ 6 do. 50 do, 300 U do. SO do. 330 5'J do. 10 do. 500 656 do. 5 do. SooO 740 P':zes. C660 1480 Blanks. 2220 Tickets at 3 Dollars ' 6G39 Tici-.fts, Three .Dnilars, subject to a dedue tion of fifteen per cent. ; Part of the above Pr zes to be determincd in the fo!owmg maraier : 1st drawn Ticket afr.cr 500 are drawn 109 do. d'i. ' 'after 1U00 do. 100 do. do. aiier 1.500 db. l'JU . dj."" do. after 2'JOO dp. ' 1000 Tickets w 1! be sold by the Trustees of said I Academy also a.f sme of the m jsO convenient !jrst Olnces. ; vhe drawing will com'-ence .;at the Red H-jusc as s-Ton ti.r"e-f'urths cf; tlie TicktU are sold, and contmue todivw 500 Tickets per daT a' least. lM!-d drawing is tomc'td- PrizPab!e withm th fly das.after the drawing is h.usiieu I hose not applied. fur Wllhin ix moiil1s from that w,J ,,e Ktered as lelii.qaished for the be efa of . the institution JOHN M'ADEN President. Rtd House, Feb. lt la 10. i 3t-43
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