'REG
RALE
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North-Carolina State Gazette,
Ouri are the plain of fail delightful Peace,
Unwarp'd by party rage, to live like Brotheri.
IGH
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MIUANDA's
contf.mi'i .vrr.u KXiT.mnov.
- . ,rv d -cium i; will thrn'v much
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..,. .) in t COOUS SU..'jt t. ;'.
. t" ' (: tiinci!1 ot the
i '.. y f"..-.'i;j, iiatlcr 'e-.L nt
, - ' la their cti t I"
t tca:: .i.;iv.iruc..t a .tii France.
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. , auui nt' .el itta;r w lo !i
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..V,a i:.c bcC. o S .lit:.
(No. 1)
7. r .:-!.. -1, lr.--
Cf j tn-; . a Idler when 1 r--
- tti.!n' under cove. Irom
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j", ;, v;n niNsod a p.ss.'c to tr L
s :n t.w Miituii u;n.i, ?! ii s.l-kcl
. .!: -'u'.ii t r .Ncvv-V-'ik ot '-he
' " ., i rirc-.ini-;a!H-t rctjuir-
i rnvl in h Amcncj, xv. !:
"-m m- : A :'-.,v o lh" l:'ul "
j . , t a s ' iir tj iuc, 1 h.i'. c ihe t. -
L :c tnc '.jmc covrr to nic v. tic im-
r i it It
c- Mo Uf.ers, ..ne i ir v.. i m .
;.. o-h-r t v.-.n. kvs, witieh 1
f va'.! 'j) 't'-si l. :!itst le::i-M.
I v.i. .rt:C. ici. cCt, s r, youi
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ip.:a:; Ph KLIilNu
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T!..- a;.r.-ui Utter of the ho
r r !c M to ""0, vvi I Jtrc
a cr 'r'ijl m my fuvvr, in (hcv.h.i:..;
rr.'iii u vou, wrU the imp..:at.t n.i -j.
a it :vv.unccs. An u ilon seen an
t h, fnnirted my v.)agc hence to
v .cr c .:.;.a.T.t in his M jtsiy 's Cu'.itr,
V. h sided lot Ncw-Y .rr; on the 2 J h
c: A....I ; and a combination of ctr
c .-.nt anc.s. r-ipir'.n niv arrival in S.
A cru.i w.i.i - l:t:lc delay a o-vii i!e,
! '..v.- rccciv. d it s'ructt .n imine ha ely
: u.,-r !.v th: shortest rou.e ol the
i-r' - d l'.'arali, .1(1 am ordeied to
c : .c .'.e it 'o the t'ov rnincnt ihro'
t-- !!. aincl you, by fansmitung tlu
p-,.tt v. hich I enclose & whn.h I shi.iile
.!' yd p. i -itc.ial'y. 1 , ;3y "it
t, ;,jl i to deliver t: mlo u.e :.anvU
. l.'ce -ency the ru sr.ient ; artl a
t i.a')" s aiiswtr may he (' ..;. i
'...! ;n !( m'ctcs't ;; a business, (.
; .! : tie Nit m la, our romp. I'.rul, ar :
i ;.r au--pi! aei.t t m Spa-.ish Ami -
n ii.: ai, a ,ers(iO t X' t eiiielv e. t !
1 " i. a;. I pi pa'licuijr to l:ie hoiuta
d:. K;;M'. .vIvvj tnte: v n' ion is -5
h ;; t . s jfe a. id sccici, nviII re-
:. L ..i.ton.
j!- i. ; e y-u Will have the good-"-
t re eve the ?i' '. uibu'.eol m.
in '.a-; N;..iish Ijt.U'. e .
s 1 rn i;i .Me to r:n v: it
i jiv", t; s' y .u wit! not con: rli
t 'arri lo interpreters tlsa. are n
' ce.;a :
T. :!'...':: r. r w ith great re pt.t. ir.
i i i
l!
vc
i ';x. !it a v tn - hub -ttv r,
(N"
A " - !' ' .' S''- 1 1 f S.'ii'r, il :-
1 v p, i;r. h. '.e vvii-un a frtniht
n ;n the I
..isn '. .d;.i:t.t its-
--'gS jUtn Am:riea. 1 1 S ..n is ..-
' , . vtnt ih.e ov t throw ut her pre-'e'P.T.'-nt
ar.il to tSC tpe bein
1 , ir.iler the entire Cuntroul a I
- e ; Er.glartl, bc'wccn whom an
n. p. '..ki-hs'.tnding lh war, a cei -
'i d. r-.tan ling jppears to ex;st, wdi
vi ci.gvgc in no scheme lo de-
S; ut ncr posktsstons hi Sou;ii
iica. Ihit it, as ..ppears preb-hlt ,
- n.v ('estu.cd against i'o. tugil, ;mh;
wdi u.irrh through Spain, or any
r n.' it)-, a men may be employed bv
"'"- huli ov:;throw the Spanish go-.-.nv
nt, and thereby j lace the resour
' '-l Spam and -It Iut cclor.its at tl.t
c"'-! I I tancr, England will i mine-
cr nnunce the execution of a
' ''ng rin:c dip-&id an 1 pnp..rtl
" coMip!e; indt p.ndencc f S ut.
c I: England engages in r,,s
' - v.dl p;npose lo the U S. itt
;"--ptrtc ia its cxccuiioa. Ilira;i-
!
N'oL.
(la will be detained here, under one pre-'
tf.ee or an il'ier, until i-ven s s;iaK de
cide the conduct of I'nrl.un!. The re
voiurion of Sip.un is dicre- d ; the at
tempt will be imde and 1 1 -rr sucrt ss is
scarct-v (iMuli'.fu!. The Prcsid-nt may
thctef re expet .1 the over'U'e of l :u
latit!, and wili. I am pe-suuded act upon
it, under the iniluence of that wise and
comprehensive policy, which looking
!..r vv .ril l the drs.inies of the new
wo'ld, bh3ll m th.- r- ginning, by '
. tiii iiv-P deeds, 1 ijr deep and tirm
the i i'ns of Ij-tirn: concord be-
tvv. .n its ri-inj;e mpircs. If pvssiblt I ;
ii . t 1
jv. til oricj.: i-nre'ivji aim seion toiy at -
1 ii i r
r.in.'.e and enu to you, -vicn iniormauon i
s I It been jhle ti prn u e upon tliisj
interest::1;; and wry cc:is( Miehtial sub-!
t'i vi ut i;itl .icitvivi! 1 1'.'.-
iconhdence ot ctrt.;m .le.ur.s. -mms of:
rieii Ii picriia, v ;io, witli a i
r tl" o luit nc e are, a:-il t r cv
l) it.-i
I J-1 ".SI'S
pav (l
Ii v i.ajn m the stv:ce a:.
. i . a i i. ..... .r
: of t n r.ouve rsed
seen :hc r-.jor's wh.ch
with
' ; t nem , n I
taev
l.!
pr.-p'.r.tl f ; tlnir empl ver-,
. i. .).nr:.u;..v ati :.s rvww much
i'gi.t lie popul ition, t'le rtveim.,
ae ppresiosi 'lie t - .i r and cha
racter f th ia n-h Amencms."
A l-i hfrl x-rtct.
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. : , S;-..' , i.' I.j iii't ,.'', i 0, 1. Jo. j
s .ii n A m . ' i : i mils s p j s - h ro' j
v'i'uiii.n : W e have an nn Dense in- j
a 1
in in- .t, as w -il as in the!
o .n.i. r in Inc'i i' shall b. elTeet-. d. In'
a I .' m
r lette. I h vc omfuu-iicated to;
vou ;ii vi.'wr, an pit; nitons ol tnd,
is h v. il i iio' pr-:n jtc t
r; v p. to ase
S.i un sh.dl be hi to s tr; hns.M tr m;!
a ivvi.lu ion. and k r i ;h-. French cu ',
l l.i e 'al. And though tncr. seems
I i h.th pi ojjhili' v the i!i, will !e th j
c..be, hu;;i .ni, sin e he ar:ivd ot Mi-!'
inda licit, but ivi h u his kiiovvedge.)'
as inl )rir.'-l Spam, not niv
will not ocri'tn ;n ;c or assist
I . i : i
th v she
the S;m-
nisn coi 'Sites i . o c -mtng rviepun ie
tup thai she will j nn hci in lesisting tile j
endravois of o'i. ms to accomplish it ;
pr v!i:ed tii :t Spain will oppose th i
views ol Fiance agiir.st h- r wu do ni
mons, and those of P ruNr A. At the
s .me time tha' tin-. co'ji.nuniTit'.un h ta
hen made to Sp i s. an expedi'i
has
been pr-. pa. d and 'Ip 'vr:j)nnd'-n: ar-
af.
inems ar
"i u'.iilad h iv e b eh o -
n
I I ;r the nor . of hcermnine: 'he'.
U V .hi i ' ' S U i) A'l- lie i. ; :UtH r- I
c.
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I .111 II.! . I .. !
'.'' i at i n or lb Unite d j
I
in-, a, v ho !; imp ! I't -Vl'.h j
-Mr.
X d
hivs ne exp
rt n rs, ; well as ig- i
Mm1 ' i prov si n. il decisions ol h:s j
l'o.,;'.l) iia- cotic nd.d tos. n i hps frien
:i n ' I as c a'e, F C ro, lo Phil nlclphia
w 1 n n 'e tcr lo, h I'rrs dc
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d I .have I
'.v i hi n 1 1. Ctr 'o
identily
and in-
O !U'"" 1. I t :1 V'O
... ,,t,.,r!s i-f I ran
rij in "h"se
he bttt-r able in
C j ttirmg th
'e, 11 n know oil; w'u h
I'. dan we shad be
v ' a so 1 to conoid' r c.
gu'a'i: the cmulirt ihat il shall be pro-
Oel io os '0 .U!vUt
A fa'pbt d x
r.'-t,
Ch. r
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Trtirr.'nttzn fr?n the frrnch.
Mu. Pr. x MiJ'N'T It is in
h
11 a me
M" '!i S'.ausli Am r' a. Col -i s. ha 1
I hiveth-e hsnor to s-nd 'o y ur Fx:d-j
! knrv the an.ex d i p.si ions. 1 h y ,
t havebttn. in the like m inner, presented
10 the Minis'' s oT his Hcp imic Majvs
tv. wh have received them very lavor-
aYv. hv xnr s ing much s -tisf action 1
in having r. op: t'uii tr 'o ac', in sip h
i traris.i:tir,i!, wi h th U .iieil States of
nwica. And it eems to me that
he r.d.iv whidi 1 experu nee, truly af-
nic'tin ; in a -no iient so u gent, results!
precisely from the expec a'ion, in winch
he E gh ii t vi miiient appears to be,
f see ng North uvri.a dtci ltd io
hrc ak definitively with France ; by the
desire winch she has, to m ike a com
mon cause, and lo co-operate together,
"or the ab"lute independence of the
whole continent of the new world.
As the spirit of justice, generosity
and attachment of my fellovv-ci izrns,
T.vards the United Slates, appeal s bet j
ter expressed in the document which
ontains my powers ::i 1 instructions, I
rave determined to enclose a complex
py of it ; persuaded that this frank
and fri; ndlv conduct will serve more
efuca ;i msly o accelerate ihe decision ;
depending nevertheless upon U;e mUis-
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1810.
pensible reserve, in al! that does not di
recti v 'erard the United btates. If any
one of those a tides which are contained
in this instruction, or a y other thing
ela".vt to it, should want explnation,
1). Pedro J tpli Cam, one of my co
patri ls and also commissioner of the
Spanish Amcrion C do.iies, who is to
deliver this Let tr to you, is able com
petently and amply to satisfy you in all
things.
'lis mission, afir having received
'he order-, of your Mxc-, llenTy, is to pro
ceed without de'ay to the Spanish Ame
rican cjnti itnt. to i he end to inf i m our
co:istitu-nts and com,,!;ln ts of the ae
uul stale "f ihf negociations confideri
! ' u ss well .!i v)i i he political stiUali -n
ot l'!nt"pe. 1 pray you to have tlv
.(ln-s- to lac nil lie luin, n every thing
n kiII want f r his important bj cl
tnd t- t ansnort hi.iiSrif imm.ediat lv to
i tne prov.nce d S.tntatee dr B -trola.
! I will no' diss-mble f-om you, Mr.
Piesident, my inijuie ud s concerning
hv a;)pr) idling en.ry f Trench troop
pit Sp un, f r ir that a convulsive
mnvemen. m lie mother country (L
.M.tpc) may produce anarchical
commo ions in the colonies ; and that
ihe abnrni:i.b!e system of France, may
int i juc; its. If among us, fr vnt 1
havu'g taken prompt and efHcariou1
measures to prevent it. Dii averiaip !
Finally 1 hope, that the little succ ur ol
uh ch we h a ' ' occasion to begin, and
wi .(.! amoun s to six or eight ships ol
!h. line, and fmror five thousand men
d iro'ip, we sii .ll easily find bth ii
FngI .' d and Ame.ici. My wi-he
uld be that tlie ships should he Eng
iih, anl tlie land forces Auieric ins.
May providence ortlain that the L. s
may tl for their comppiints 1 tin
S hi h in 7C'H, wiia' he K.:n ot F.anct
u;d fir tiiem in 77S.
1 fehciia'e myse.f, always to see a:
the he-d of th cxecu ivt power in A-
m rid, thai d st ngui hca person, who
by h s iou age rendered h:s country ;n-
v p ndei.t, a d who by hii wis:o n Ii h
sin givvn i a government well ba
lanced, and thus preserving its ?ib"r;y.
We snail u idoub tdiy pr tit by y .ur
le un. d les jns ; and 1 ; ejoice to i fnm
v u, odoielia ul, that 'he form of gov
ernment pi'oj cted, is in
,;ed ; with an
nercditary chief of the et CJtvt pow
er, under the nam. ot Ynca : and wh. t
1 like bill' better, taken in lh ; same fa
j mi v : a Senate composed of nobn fami-
:ies, lull int hereditary ; and an limine
f C'onnnnns, elected among all ihe o-
ber cii'.'-e.is, who sh II n-siss a com- j
petcir p-operty Such i the sketch f j
U;e f inn ot government, witi h appears;
0 unite 1 he majority of soil ages in die
Spanish American con-incut, and which
,v : 1 1 no d ;iibt prevent tP.e fatal conse
piences of the French republic n sys.
em, wiiicti Monte:ajuieu calls ex reme
noeriy .
In addressing these propositi ,ns di
lecly to y 111, I have bdi vd that lh vc
made all the reserve rupjisKe in an .t
f ir, as ex ranidiiiary as it is imporf-m .
1 have :he lion r moreover, to inc.io e
a state of the p ipuiation, prodnci ns,
xpoi ilimis and consumption of Spa
ish Am. lira ; which, having been
male upon inform a ton tiie mos' exact
..s wed as the m .'Si recent, has appeared
io me to merit you1 atteniion.
With s jnti nents of the highest considera
tion, i.c Fsi.vN;isco ijl: MIRANDA.
IO lus Ceellei)'
)'V .1 0 1 1 N VDAMS.Y
die L'. States ul s.
I'.vaiilent ot
Aiik ; ica.
Lj.i.Un, th'u 2Uh of March, 1796.
No. 6 "is only a triplicate copy of
the fui 1 going letter from Miranda
which I have marked No. 5, with only
an addi i inal postscript dated Apnl
iSth, I7l.3, in hese words ' P. S.
Some unforeseen accident, in the em-
i
bat kation of Mr. Ca o, at Kalmou h, as
well as the ch .nges which happened af
terwards in the Spanish Ministry, an
nouncing rjtlu-r a taking ol possession,
hy th F en.h Directory, ,han any thing
eEe, have compelled Mr. Caro to pro
ceed directly bv the packet boat of liar
badcVes la i'rinidad, and from thence to
Srtiv.e l'ee, upon the Spanish American
continent. I hope that this accident or
the delay which it may hive produced,
will causj no prejudice to :he imponant I!
affair which vve submit to the con side- j j
ra.ion of your Excellency; and s much j
the more, as the documents which ac-i
fnm'V4nv it. nnrar tr mp- 1 . (Vi ifnlfyf
to xpUm it. Mr. Cwo tr charged,
rzorever to sen! persons authorised to
your Excell tcy, frovi thimoment he shall
arn-jz in car cour.lry. " 2sl a."
I shall add . nothing at present, but
that no such persons ever arrived to me
from S. America, nor any other com
munications from Mr. Caro. In mv
next letter, I shall send you more of the
remaining papers relative to this subject.
JOHN ADAMS.
Quiucu, Jfuhf 8, 1810.
From the Dal timore Evening Post.
BRITISH FRAUDS.
A Gentleman, whose daily avocation
' tends to the requirement of a minute
! knowledge of the shipping belonging to
, this pjrt, lately observed, that in the
! iUt of vessels left at atious places in
j Europe, he frequently saw the names ol
( ships said to be of Baltimore, which, to
I nib certain knowledge, did not belong
here. Un mentioning the circumstance
to other gentlemen possessing similai
m-. ans of info ni a'ion, we find tne asser
ion strengthened by the obscrvationsoi
dl.
This remark merely b' P'gs to mind
a notorious fact to wit, that hundreds,
perhaps thousands, of British vessels
are sailing under the American flag,
furnished with American papers, and
claiming thofv privilege?, from the go
vernment of France, which belong only
to the bona fixtc cit'zens of the U. S. as
neutrals.
To engross the trade of the continent
was the real cause of the British orders
in council. . They were not intended to
operate against Bonaparte, but in favor
f the 13 r 1 ish merchant, at the expencc
of American commerce. What is there
(co'.l -n, I bdieve, lone excepted) w hie!
we; have sent, or could send, to the con
tinent, whi h Britain will not permit hei
)wn merchants to send ? I k ovv noi
l" a single article ; but I recollect tha'
ertain L ndon rn . tchan s n-ade a re
presentation to Lord Bathurst in fav
fan adherence to ihe orders in coun
. il, because they prevented .the Ameri
cans from underselling them ('he B'i
t ish merchants), in tho e p rts of th
continent which 4 His Majesty' solemi
iv declared to be in a stale ol blockade !
If the blo kade were actual, every Bri
ton contravening its' provisions would b.
accounted a tiaitor, and executed for
aiding the enemy, it caught in the fact
but, as .t is, a trade to blockaded po s
is openp projected by 'he government, f
the trade ges to benefit the British sub
ject ho', it an American shall cairy
t..e- jv.,,,. -j. .... f w-v. fc 7 .. .....
commit a high crime, and be liable to
seizure and onfiscation.
1 his is the real point of view in
which tne 13: itish Orders sh uld be con-
tli.i .riTtif rrnnnr r th.-. snnip hf.irp. Pe win
; s dered for such, in fact is their ope
! ration. Can it then be wondered at,
that the Emperor of France feels a spi
j nt of resentment on account of the'ef
! ft els they piociuce in favc of his rival
j and when such xnsive impositions are
practised under our Hag, that the inno
cent should s nietimcs suffer with the
guil'y ?
I The Pry prints are constantly telling
! us ol th 4 mag'ianim'py ani justice' of
; ihe Bndsh gnvernmen Where is it ?
! In lh" murder of our pe pie? hesiealtn
; of our cit z ns ? the plunder of our pro
) perty, and the pros ration of every mo
ral an divine b ;g O ' ? H av.u fm
i bid ihat aiiy trut hearted American shal
peak of 'he 4 m gtianunity ,md jus ice'
j of Bon ipai tc, acting as he does at' prt
1 sent But are there not as powerfu
1 I ...
J reasons that he should seize BrpLh ai.-tl
American property in his pons, being
unable to distinguish between them, as
ha' his enemy should seize Ameiican
j properly on the high sees, bound to
those very places their own vessels art-
permitted to go direct from their own 1
ports, and under convoy ot their.vessels
of vwr ?
We have lately had very alarming
reports from the continent ; we have
j had many stories, wi h more authentic
appearances, which have turn d out to
be false. La us for a moment r flee
that if G. B itain perseveres in her or
ders in council for the sake of a trade to
the conlintnt, to the exclusion of the
Americans, by force it cannot be con-
sidered as ex; raoi dinary that a few pa
rarabh makers should be hired in L.on
d jii to confute the understandings oi
our merchants, by veli invented fables.
calculated to pi event them fr m inter
lenng wi h the British in the few pons
i to which access is as yet permitted.
. Such manufactures are completely with
.in he scope of Brilish ingenu'ty, of
.j which we had soras handsome speci-
No. 559
mens among -ourselves in 17991800.
Harper's clues Morse's massacres
Pickering's taylor plots and 'tub plots,
were of this ware, forming a part of the
machinery of government. How easy?
then, is it for a levy interested persons
in London, intending to trade to Ton
ni,ngen,dkc. 10 havea few articles woven
expressly for the American market, and
framed and put ogeth r to pr. vent the,
merchant from interfering with-their
contemplated business. Within four
months past, vve have received-, by way of
London certain and circumstantial ac
counts of the seizu e and condcinoa ion
(by the Ft erxh J of six or seven vessels
oc ong ng to this port, which have since
arrive d in safety, and made profitable
voyages ; and until vve have inforrria
ion which can be relied on, (for these
London-; paragraphs are chiefly intended
for commercial speculations) vve ought
ro rest comparatively easy, under a con
viction that the liar is not to be trusted
I : ATTENTION, )
TT7"ILfilAM ROSE bes leave to inform
V ihe Laai es r.f Ifalesgh that he r will open
or. the lOtii .of Juiv, an elegant AsscVtmem of
Stiaw -and Fancy HATS and iiONNE. IS -CAMBlliC
and MUSLIM ROUES, CALI
CCES, LACrlS. LC H ANKKKCIil FS
caps; SILK v COTTON HOSIERY, &c.
N- ii Men's liE AViiR, arid WILLOW
HATS. i '
j s Petersburg, May 17. - 3t 57
GREAT BARGAINS
I j FOR CASH ! ! !
THOMAS D BURCH having on hand
about 5 hOd d; liars worth of tolerably
well assorted GOODS, and having lately de
termined :o lemove to Fayetteville, now oft'ers
ihem at the most reduced prices for CASH,
which .will make them exuemely low iiideed.
It T. D IL can save himself in the sale of all
Ins Goods, lie will he satisfied.
Tliid is a favorable opportunity 'ot .'soliciting
hose who owe lnm Mouey to come forward
t"d nvake him immediate payment, as he is
tuxinus to settle his bjrsiness before his re
Tioval.; ;
58-3 1 . Raltigb, 24tb May, 1810.
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.
rHE SUBSCRIHER, having purchnsed
Mr. PARK's Scat, near Warre: ton, and
wi;hin;ohe mileof a MINER -L oPRING,
oid :q contain as much virtue as any in this
part of the country, .respectfully informs La
hes and Gentlemen that he. will take a few
B artidrs, during the Season for usin; the Wa-e-s
E. SLADE.
May: 13, 1810. 3i,57
CHEAP JEWKLRV,
Gold & Silver Ware,
THOMAS EMOND
RETURNS h-s sincere thanks to the pub
lic for the liberal and increased encourage
ment lie has la ely received in his line of bust
ncss, and respectfully informs them thtu he
has f urn: shed himself with a good workman
in the abuvt line of business, who makes all
kinds of; Gold and Silver Ware, Hair Work,
and Engraving, &.c. on reasonable terms Any
person wishing to have Gold or Silver worked
over, will be assured of having it done of. tha
sae Gold or Silver sent, and not exchanged
or alloyed. I will give the highest price for
Id Gofoi or S:!ver in work or cash. !
N. B, Clocks and Watches made and re
paired as usual, and warra-eed.
Raleigh, 2)th Marcb, 1810. tf-49
; STRAYED" "
From the Subsc. iber, on the 2tl instant-
A BAY MAKE,
A BOUT five feet high, sven years o'.l, 3
Whue' feet j tiots and paces, shed; she
was raised in the u;per part of this S;ate.
;;y person dtl vermg sod "3VI.tre, or wing;
information, will be rewarded, and ah reason
able charges pa;d.
' L O'BRYAN.
Tarborcuzb, May 20, .1810- 2x57
A RUNAWAY. '
MY NEGRO MAN, NED, not hav . -returned
home with my other Il.,ds
from fUh-ng on Chowan, I conclude is run
away. He is about 30 years old, rather tall
-.r.d "lender made, and has a slight cast or
crookedness in both his eyes. He is known
ab-ut Wanon and Mu. f, eesboro', from where
I moved, by the name of Cox I expect he
will lurk about the forementioned places, or,
perhaps, may extend his range to Gates or Nor
thampton. As r e is much used to going by
water, he may, p. rhaps, try to impose upon
some mas'e- of a vessel to take him aboard, &
pass for a Eiee Man. I have no idea of part
M g from him, as I own his wife and children,
therefore forewarn all persons from harboring
r employing him in any manner wha ever.
Shou d he be taken upar.ci lodged iu jail, Iwjii
pay all Jegal and nectary expences, besides a
Reward of 5510, as a furthsr enccur: p-ement.
I ' JAMES H KEYS.
Warren county. May 14, lb'10. 56-tf
NEW LAW.
T GALES has just received from Philzdel-
pl,ia the following : ' .
10th Volume of East's Kp. portSj and
1 Chitty On Pieadi.'.gE, 2 vumcs. " '
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