7"
K " Y
GENERAL A5SE51BLt,r
jui House or commons.
Mr. Newby presented a billlo amend
au act to prevent tfye circulation of small
promissory notes or due bill, passed
in 1309. . . ' V."--.-. . ,
MrvPicrtvrr from. thet committee
to whom. was referred the petitions oX
the Ageotsof the Stockholders cf the
Hanks of Cape.Feir and Ncwbern, prarr
iog for ao extension of their Chatters j
I f r1 a Minnriarl t Kill fr nnlfnthi f
in. farce certain acts concenmig the
jhnVi of Ncwbcrn and CapeKear-i
Tiic bill being read, Mr..uufi5ri moved
in indc6pttc postponement on the I
. i . 'it - . I 7 t ?
. . t i in w9 iii miii mnioiTiniarn rn in. t
fringeraem of tho charter granted trthc
Stale Hunk, ; He suppotted his motion
C i
at ooic length slier which Alr.-f
Drew occupied the floor till censidert
bly pst the usual hour of adjournment.
The house adjourned viihoat taiun. a
m:elion. . - .
Saturd),Dec 11."
Mr. SirtLK, fiom ihe committee 50
whom was referred that part of the Go
crnots incssape ahich relates lo the
Militia Laws, retried a bill to amend
the Lawa of this Stale.
Mr. F a hmcu' introduced a lull to in
Ybrporatc company for the purpose off
rendering navigable Content oca Creek,'!
Tiic Ull far annexing, a part of Cnt
veo county to I-cnoir, on motion of Mr.
Stanly, was indefinitely pos' pemed.
The order of, the tfsvj whtch was ilr.
UulBn'a motion indefinitely to postpone
tho report aud bill In favor ol extending j
the charier and capitals of the New
bern and CupeFear Uunkswas taken
vp ; and aftca a long di-baic? io.whtch
Messrs Pickett and Stanly -spoke in fa
tr m m. m . W
oroitne extension, una Oltisrs x.
M ilium s, Iredcll,Crsxmand Cameron
against it, the motion was negatived by
one vote only-the numbers being 60
tu59. The debate hereafter
3Iorlsy, Dec. 14-
Mr, JUTFix picscr.tcd a bin to Con
5 m JtAl make itd certain cotrveyances
irjr UnJs in this
nade' bv
bus-
. , 1 , . .
tnnds -nd their wives residing in other j
States l and -
f t 1. : 11 r-.Ufc.- V I
Mr. BirsTOi a bill ftiriher to prd
vide lor widows of persons tly ing intes
A bill was received from Ihe Senate
to divide the Militia of EdgeComb into
to icgimenta'wd four battalions.;
The Unit reading of the bill conceVo.
ir.v the Newbert and Cape Fear Bahk:t
u a uit moiionof Mr. Suuly, who sui
ted that he wished to make sornc Hl.
tcraiions ic the details of the bill, post
r pciicd till Tliursdoy. - "
The bill concerting Divorce and Alt.
mor.y which proposed giving the. Supe
rior Courts power to act in such, cases,
was rejected oa Us second reading, t7
to 59. . '
It wasrcko.vcd, that no blH of a pri
vatc nature snouJJ be. introduced after
Friday next
Tuesday, Dec-14
Air. Akdersoic introduced a bill .ton
smcdao -ctUirccti how. persons in.
jured by. the erection, of public mills
shall in future proceed to recover do
mages. .
Hcc.iied from the Senate
A hill to alter the time of the meets
fcg ol the'LegisIaiur? of this State;
t o esuDflsh an uurrorm "mode of la
kt:. t .li ; s .
Mai in,; further pmriiiofis in favour
.ci the otfucr& of strays ; '
l u craend the aevcral acts regulating
the itpectiou of Hour ,od
t bill more effectually io midgate
-he icerity of Executions This Ust
but. en moiion of Mr Farmcri was in
ticfUhcly postponed 8 to 30.,
WeJncsday, Dec. 1 3. "
Mr. Gibson, Irtfin the balloting com
miitcc, lur Cotiocillora of State, report'
ccibA John 4instead, .Bryan Whit
field, Gideon Trfatou, Thomas Kenan,
H0U11 iiurton and Benjamin Robeson,
were cicc;td. TbcscnUisyetofce
cho&ci,. v '
Mr. Urw presented Kasolution
Prohibiiinf tne Juthreaof oar Superior
Couns from heir.: Uirectom of aiiy-of
is u .
ihe Ikuks. It was orderqd to lie till
M:. t Uahmkofb presented a bill
to amend the act of 1741, tor the better
ibier,ioii ol the Sabbath.
Received fiom thr.Scnate.
A bih lor the d'tviiion of the Militia
cf Wayne irto two regiments and
A bill auspenciiug execution for a
tbne there in mentioded. " This bill
proves e iusrpdhsion o! itt months,
that the debts shall be paid by three
lmenu, viz. at :x, twelse'andelgli
cn moniha. A Tnotion was , made
ndcfinittly to postpone tle UU, wnich
vsicegtuf ed e7. to 58- The" bill hm
?d ita first reading 63 to 39.
t Mr. Etls; presented a bill to erect
tfiat part of liutcoinbc county,' known,
ly the name of New Georgia, or V a!'
ton County, into a separate and distinrfc:
coucty, which was ng&tived. " . , -
be resigni'ion of Thomas Vjrnn'f
a Mtjot General ot xhe first iviston ;'
ot Thomas Hicks, Lu Cdlonei of
Jlr f the 16th bngade.lwere read
aad accepted. - v ' .
Ti; k .Thufdy..I)ccl6. ; y
1 lUS neirt lh A- t Ui.u ri. Xn
Intsc -cm the subeetCk extenamg tne
Mbiricri of .the NewbVfn-ad;CapcFcar.
tiankki" War uostpoaed. ihc . report .was
t jkeitiipruu J,altef spce chc Iromr Mri
Stanly Hn favor ol the report, -ana worn
Meisb;Cameron and Sttcle against it,,
it was nc5ati?cdf66 votes to 58. -
iSome. others -pmatc ; bfts'iness Was
done. -.The resolution . -sent from the
Senate, respecting .the conduct of D.
Stone ha4;n9t yet been taken -up.
, iN SENATEi V - '
The hU tot the division of Rowdn,
after bein minded, by aclding Cur
rituck to itias indefinitely' postponed
47 to 13.. - ' ' "
l'he Commitlte of Finance repor-
Lirl n a?nf hftrnlor the' rncFrrl nanf
utrcntyju M fuu "BIUUH4
that the Banks were wiliiog to receive
tu .
Ir.' Branch, from the committee
appoioted on the ktibjccr, made ihe
fdllowiocf report :
L The Committee appointed to ejoottre ini"
j to inr poimcaKonuuci 01 iiariu u?we, esq.
i a'ie;n4or frwra this 8ate iCthe Congress of
nc vji oiatcs, respcevtuuy repri ; -
Tht it was to hire been expected thtt
erery mD ho valued the honoor Or the
sstty of his Country, would not 'bare with
held that aid which wf indispensable to the
preterration of both much less Was it lobe
anticipated that one who to the duties fa
ehiaen had tperadded the'atrowfrelt profeS-
4 siqos of his approbation of the nt;Asurej of
theueneral Goyrmment ln erjennj; into the
,WAr,who impliedly if not expressly arowed
hiroselfanjonjnhe fbreraost of its supporters.
' wouiu nave aaopieu a course 01 cnnuuci, ai-
r .i - ' . . . . it .
recuy opposite to intt cxpccivu j ms con
stituents. and hosiHe to the honour and the
interesV of his Country;
"This lias been' done by the llnni Durid
Stone. The sentimcimof the pecple of this
State and of the Legftloture at jw last ses.
flon. were wneqiiisocally in faVn'r 6f a prose
cution of th. War in which the U. tatea
wa$ ena;ed with Great Britain. Their oj
pinrqps were known ta Mr Stone, and those
professed by him were in unison with ihesn.
Under lhec "impressions he wa cioen a
Senator So circumstance haa sinte occur
ml to alter the opinions ot the poop! 8 of this
State, or of tint bvxly by which he was eho;
sen.- NTo circumstance could ccur whicti
ft-otiM authorise a change of the-e opinions
So lone. is we vslne our National C'.iracert
i n ....
i mini ucsire iii uic pracu wuiui ar
Jcnllv sh mkJ obtained without dis.
' cracve. Yet we find, that for reasons which
I . . L.i'ir .1.
aim u-sirc inai mc pracu wuicji we i ar
ne oas tnougut profcr to wiuutoiu irons uie
people of this state, the conduct of air. Stone
K m ka ltakjif u tn it Ar AaiiiAn (a K rarssi.
his been directly in opposition to his protes
sihns: and we are fcrced to believe that hs
. avuwsd principles which he did not posse
j orhf. he bS without cu .changed the
course of his political conduct; VhcreDytie
has, as far as his voice of his exampie could
eXteud, jeopard sed the safrtylaod the in
terest of his Country.
Justice demands that those who arc
fighting our batttes, should receive the sOp
pott.' coufidio in which, they enlisted 'I nn.
der our bsnners. Honour forbids ihe adep
lion any measure by which our national
chafacier may be tarnished ; and Policy xJtc
tates a vigorous prosecution of the War by.
which we may obtain an early and an honor
able termination of it. j,
ffeis.,B.. tltrefire, That the said David
Stae haih d sap pointed the reasonable ex
pectations, and iitcurrtHi'the disapprobation
or th'i General Assembly 5 .
The re,Vsrt being read,
Mr. Murphy moved that it bt
committed for amendment. Motion
rvrgatived 4-3 to 17. He then moved
n indefinite; postponement, which-
vras clio negatived 41 to .19. The
question on agreeing to the reporswaa
thco puu anc earned 40 to 8.
The neaiives were, .Messrs Bender, tito
dmtissner, C.:d well, fuller, Foy, 4 Hinton,
Jnhiisou. SlcKiane. 5urphey, Parker, tt.
Smith, "p -;ht, SUdet Stewart, J. Smiih, J.J
Wright, J Wiihams.K. YVUiama
1 OR bALE.
A Grist and SavV-Mill
ON Grabtree Cretk, about 3 miles- north
.of the city of Kalciffh, with a fewaxrvs
of UodadjoininjJ. .
Also alLLaBAT at the Falls of Crab,
tretaboul milea from Raleigh with be
tween 5 and 600 acre of Land, and several
Oicr Traoi of Land on theWaters of Crab
tree, t 1. V '
All which will be Sold low, for cash, on
application to ISAAC HUNTEll.
- WoJbe County t )eceme 9.
F0$ SALE,
LIGHT hundred and ihitty three acres ot
Land inGrsnviUccouaty. o P waters ct
Grassy and Island creeks of a good quality,
soch as the farmers lo thaf couary Ow ia rx
!.. trk.rn. rem. wheat. &c. Negroes will
I be taken in payment, if most convenient for the
purchsser. Tb laud may dc su u.. iTi
cation 10 4Sd. Taylor of Granville, and uroTts
taaic known by appTtcatibo1 to hebul!scr?r
oer in UaieigU. V1I. HIx-L..
Novate 18U ,
Fifty Dollars Reward
ON the ..at of the 3(hhlai month OcU
wascubtr stolen or snurdCTtd. a Negro
B6v nwn:d allNGO. He is betweer . twelve
S tbhtesn ear. of age, badly cloathed.ksd
onauoldpaicfycUow rlTLha
tiU.tuozU very low rather a
dowojook and bUck compUaion
1 hone if sjjy sucn ooy suou - .
tfe iod to Svt bin, lo bt the boy above,
be ,0?.'our,nrxrm or b; rnatl,
described, and wui ofl ajBry.
tke letter directed SS.-i
'a Cross BL cafl,. oi umjui -
c.-!r ahall come- to haad,J
"TZEE&ZSZKSaSZ duri 1
f ,T': :5fiXK T TJiaa. ;
? ' LVZ ITTiiof C
1
- n rm lar lav . - k 11.
StatVof NoTthroi rpHEfesteeaotthe OxfJcadeiny'eaii , . , V ;54
tHJiv' '-V r ' P:tttit he,ciiiafcnrfrltOhi4 ft--?XpsVil wi.laHanoTPriwimty - . . ; X
!Soa SaveleJ crowned with kcceiiS Aoletaw cintaV ilo30(fi? Meatedlt
ha f , of the IJ Vriycifeptete tfwiDV ready Vhe1 lsVrtiorVtbteIeare M-i
nnvxxe armed brig Saratora-- rjewxotkfl--H Mrv1z Lt Iv.L.- 'Vu ,L.K-i. -;.ir " " . : 'i
whereof Thomas Adeitoo is master andcomi
Inlander; .against the folding toods wares
land mfTCbiodiae, capt&Kd and taken out of
the 'following, rt sieli; by the said private;
L armed brig Saratoga on the high els, ami at
ithe timeof that capturr were. ib propertjj;,
of a subject or sobjects ofvGetairIlntainf and-
las such have become'a lawful wtz to the )(
! Captors VIZ, linu iwu vi vni vrwua uu iwd
four pound Cannonades taken from the Bri
tish btie Lloyd, J. Barke,:tnaaier.v Eighf
twelve pound Cannoaadea and tour Blndr-
bosses, taken from the 'British ship Veatal
4 H. Logan, rnasicT. uoe barrel ot ury uaofls,
i . f ar :
ixlnndaod Cannon, fc.en frombe firitishl
racket Morgiana, j . running nm, master.
! Nioe'SIaveS taken fron ihoBrimh schooner
iFanu. VVm. Greenidge .mastrfTwa csks
" a - m At " .
of Glauber Salts and -one bear of
Peruvian
'Bark, taken fram the British schooner Ja
'aepb, B Hayes, master Thmy-tfre strocits
Tbt Indigo, 'taken fiom the JJritish schooner
! Udy Cockbumr L G. Caur,. rnittei. Fifty.
! four Goatskins add ane SIaVV taken from the
'.British sloop General Hodgswn, AvHermer
der master. Natice is-bfcrEby. girew to'tke
:saidJ. Burks, H. Logaa, JrConnrosTam, W.
iOreenide, a Hayes, L 6. 'pour, A. lief
-rhider, and all other ptisahs iitreated, that
at a coan, to be hild by appa)tmem of the
;Hon Heory Votter, Jud5eef the. District
'Courr, at his bfEce ia'the city of Raleigh on.
jtkeSlst da; of the pittcnt rocath (Dtcetnbtr)
t the, ja'td goods, 'wares a ad mVchaadife ttdl
be Adjudged and forfeited ti thf awhersvenV
iceri and crew. oTthe privatdlfmedbrn? Sara
toga of Ncw'Yark, Thomas A der ton, marter
;and comscander,. unless tbey then and thf:e
i appear, sod do allege in due form cocclodent
;in i'sw, a reasonable ad U wfal excuse to the
,coatrary, acd legal c!aip be ioterposed ta
j said goods, wares and irietchaitdiaf,.;
. f, C., WALKER,
v t ' ' Register Court of Vrn halt) .
Deer, i8!3. -
' ' United States of AiMrlccu
Cw'thtCarcTina District, District of Cspe Fear
' -. ' t in Admiralty.
W-l'EKEA a Libsl has been filed in this
- honors b! Court by AViJlam Watts
! Jonoa, Esquire, as Prcxtor ted'-Advocate cm
1 behalf of Ote owners, efficers artd crew of the i
1 private armed schoaner Corns, whereof Tho.
j mas Boyle is master and comrmrnder, aglimrt
the schoouer or vessel csJfTed the Asenger,
her tackle, apparel, furniture sndcarv, cott
s stivg of Eigaty.two PutKacona of Rum ai
Foorwea HogaUeads of Moiaiisejr, caprured
acd taken by th said private, armed schooner
; Comvton hc high seas ami atth'e time of
1 their capture wtie tha prCiierry of a subject or
. subjectu'of Great-Britain, and socls have!
oecome a lawful pria to the caprors; And
j whereas bis tlorior Hear? Pat tec, EsqafYe,
Judge 01 the District Courts oT North-Cart-,
! linahas apjxintcd ihe ZXsx, dayW Decenrber
t ins'aat, to hear and dertrmirYa said 'Libel St
b-s ofSce in the cay of Maleiijh, all concerned
:are therefore hereby-6ufurd to appear et th2i
I time and place aforesaid, acd shew cause, if
; any they cu. why its said schVonar MesMa'
1 ger, her tackte, Sppsrel, fenuure aud careo,
Mas s foresaid, sboiiid n?t be adjudged as for.
J fctted 10 the cwnrir'officcrs aod crW of the
sal prira:e armedLachoouar CoAci.
Witness . CWALKEfl,
CCeri and Jiejiiicr of said Court.
Dec 1813.
CERTIFICATES.
fTTHereas a Report has
and now is
Vv in circulation whch
zom to ckiRf
alajor Caleb Kthendge ot Ourntuca coants ,
of holding treasonable corrtspaaaseacr with
the Enemy of ihe Uaired Statrs by famish
ing them Svith prov.sions for tbeir fleet coast
id Oil'tie coast of the l), States. l-Thoms
Wtllms do hereby certify, that the schooaet
Sally Jasper, belonging to Major Caleb Ethe
ride of Cu.iituck county, has sailed tmdrr
my. direction, and has made bti.Ofie voyage
ptoses in the present jear, tanA-hat si to
Charleston! South-Car4ioa, 'and returned
wnh a return cargo from the' consignees te
Wilson and Cunningham of Norfolk, Virgi
ma, the for mexcmpl overs t AJso, that Mai
C Etherkfge directed me to rui the schooner
on shore rather than be taken' by the Enmy".
And it I had gone to the Enemy with the
Jscljooper,' it would hav?Tbeea contrary toany
directions vhKh. I. received from Major fc.tne.
ridge, either in letter or spirit Given under
mV hind this 30th Nov 1513.
THOS. .WILLIAMS
Sworn before me, B Bell, j. f.
. t do' hereby certify that' I have sal lle'd In the
schooner Guardian of Currituck, b'elnngmg'to
)f ajor Caleb ktberide of the said county,
ever since she has bee a owned, by .him, and
that she has made bat three yo rages siuce he
owned her, all of which Were to' Wilmington
id this State. The first ifhd lasr voya5es she
was employsd by'ltaincdiktfe Thorbor n cE
Nirf oik, -Virginia .the -second voyage-'sfi
was. employed by Gabriel Pean of V.imma.
And 1 received positive orders from Major
Etbendze to rati her om $wref at destroy her J
in any manner, in pre 1 ere nee iy per isiung
into the hands al the enemy ".Ai4frI had
held any cotrespadencewithshe enemy, o
furaished tbem with .any thiog1 whatever, it
would have bea a contrary - to " any order s o?
directions ever given me by Major C Ethe
tidie, or any person for. hfiu -.
- j ISAAC .rOBERTSr
Sworn to before me, ' B. JXjlvujJt
Tvventy PHars Revar,, .
RUNAWAY from theiibsciriber on the
Xath November, JRSrtY aiNegro Man
about thirty years old; fire feet eleven inch
es higb-cuea his 'b'air" which is 3 or 4incLeS
lu.v'Vmi hit tvi nlaits of aearlv the same
'length from the fore partjof . hi- bead, baa
raisedio Johaston county by a Mr John.
ton." and sold by Run to a Mr. . Fish who
mmA him to5 Hi'demon Hodges,-of CumberT
i.nd eountv. from whom I purchased him v
Twenty dolUfs will be sjiten fdr apprehend.
lbs Hverlog him to me. or ten dou
roriccnruie mm ia imww .bi "
-Will tOLK.
time the Exercises of his institution will
commence; Therhare employed iiPrincftaJ
Air. Thomas IL; Wilie'. a Gentle rpantwjbo.- by
hia-jtrthriel. . aSsiduFtr anttldng scqnaintancel
With the duties pt biapfotesstoc, naaacejoirec
a character ehuaHetf by tew, anastjrpassco uy
iQpe,rsh in, this part of -trie country. This
Gentleman has Jqr twoyeats last pascfuptr
intended Jhe.Nutbush Miriera! Spring Acs-"
demy he has taught in several olher'pkraf
the State, and has been Xlwas highly vaiueo
for the "mildness nd regularity Which Aer
observed in1 his 'SchcclV as wellirtf tIjie.Sig
Cornhsoi) fjruficieoty; of h-.s popilr. . ; , 4-'
, An Aastsnt will Joe rery scon emp.'yeu
Brd to geofeel fashes caoh had very
vrnitqt to twe Acaqtmy ar aoous ou 0r.j5w.aar
The taitien for clsssvcal Scholars VriU be,Sl,
for "Eftglish 7 doll in ancTa half each session,
to be pa d. in advance. M'l.-'V n ,
4e . A'cadmy.ls jsituated ? on a. beabtifu
eminence,-and verv ..convenient to .one of the
UbSt Springs perhaps irt1ie woriHL " The
1 rosters 11 titer tnemseiv9 mat irom uw
hb; airy and ."healthy situation 4f -1he Aca
demy tbe.cntapDess cf board, amt. thehgb
and commahdingxharactcr of the; G,eo0ema,9
selected tp supcrimend it., that. Prents.knd
GcafcPans wUl firid .it a very eligible sitnitinn
In which' to-place'ttieir children and i'wadV;
The TtusUe pledge iherriselves to pay strict
attahtion .tQ, the morals of the students and
their deportment it everp respecu ... , .
December 1. ;WM. NEEEM V
tfOTlCE.
SCHOOL will be opened at my ' hmjsa
the first Monday in Tanuiiirv Vi'e it, uner
he care of. Mr. John Ferresf,jwho a;j:itf.l
hed 10 teach. the.Lanijuagcs and Scieucesr
Geography &c Theerms of rujtWn and
Roarding wlif bs the sarhe as at the Nu?1ush
Mineral Springs Academy vfrith onte half 6f
the reition.Mriney paid in advswe As fh
Teacher requite a part of his salary In ad.
tace, one il.'of the money for.feoar.-i-wi'h
be expected oWenterng the school. lwv.
accommoaite from fifteen to.teniy ficad.
ers
.-Ir-rs"'' uiihttessary 'it say ar,-thiis in
ror of the' heshhy situation. ofihe pfat;?, as
fav
n is no? surpassed for heMth. by anyVji3ce.
AM AS A PAI,MER.
MeciUfiiurg, fi(n 22.
EDUCATION. " ,
THE ubscnbetS ta'cehis method to ar
nrunce to the public, tht the'feaersei
of the Hickary Grove SemiiarV m Trartklin'
conn ry, ten b-les above L' oisburg, w id. ag?in
commence on the 19th Januiry nca, n.'.dr
te careof the. former. T.Scher (Mr, , Babbitt)
where will.be taught Latn?;Greek, rreta &
Enghsh 'In. ill their virius branoWs.-'
r - TER MS O F, Tt UTIO fc. - .
For Latfn, .tSteek and French 8 pfr$pn
Geography, English GremTnaraiid. Mathem
maticsy 8.' per ..Session,-'
Read-hjfv Writing and XWllimctic 4 60. '
Board iTthe ttelgcborhbdj; from 4 to 5 g
per month. '! l ?:v"7v-'
Th? pleatantness of he snuatinn, th'ey
heahhlpss of the, neighborhood, the distance
fmm any place of dissipation.,-the low price of
board -tetheT witSjthev rap:dT progress of
th clssst's the last iJensj tbd -indisputable
qiiaTificatforns of the THcfcer'and hia greet
attention to hts pupils geteraHy, all conspire
ta recommend this SlscJinsry (pyrticu'arly-cm
cconnt of health) ,to parents and guardian
in the lower part of thrStjrev . V' t
, : ' AhrahSm APLemoiT.
' Culton Glenn
8abert.GitL.
' yohrSione. ' . T
' few. P.: fayhn '
James y.ottea ; .
Pub&c Notii 3 is ht rebu given
TfJ AT the several acts of Cohgressr pas
sed at their last session, lay mf certain
Internal Duties. "wtU take effect from and
after the 3iVt day 'cf December,. .1813, the
provisions of Which rhust be complied, with,
on pam of incurritiff tlie ptTiaities attached !l
lo a violaTi, thereotl hese proViibM9 rev ;
quire retailers ot winfts, spirituous bquors.lt
or foreign merchindt2ek li make application j
in writmj for and'tb obtain a licence t own j f
era or su:?rintenaant3 ct sujis, or ooners
int en dpd . (0 jbe worktyl to" ' tilake application
in writing, fhr and to obtain a licence; ifuc
tionea itfnter .in ponds. !and, under xr
tarn 6r6mstantes.to;i:ake out a Irctttce r'te.
tinerfafttafr.fio enttsr- iiuaj..ikvaw,njBrB'.
op keeper of arrsges to enter the same;
artd obtaina certiffeater:f the payment of
the ddiy't aKd, discounted notes and bonds,
together with bills of exchange to be stamp.
ed. -7..',.- '-. --C- .;-7':
Persons interested herein may .examine
the said taw aV roy office, where, the mode
of making- applWtfori and dtities payable,
wJth other c i rci hst ance proper f orrt heisi i o
be acquainted wtb may be .teamed;. ' r ;
. jnnpt, van HpOX Jutt.
Collector of the Itevrnue for tb tUi CoJ
7 .' ' : ' iVstVici of Jf. a .: --':.:v
C d UL E C T 0 RS ) r P I C E,. v . . "7
-Person ctnin; pec. U, 1813, ; ;s
1 shad ba In th city of JUlelVicii
the 2T and 2Sthin thtf town of . tlibsboro1
on the 29 knd JOth, and at ierson C O. ou
the 3 1st day of the pretiifttith. " when &
where any person having bHa8wIih ma
may avail ' themselve' of' the opportuuity ;of
seeing me," . ' ' :
United States fntefe&lnemiel
THE Sabenber btrn appomied ColkciorU
tif the tI.Kti!i1?.rn ir thf sovihlfi
C-alftetioti lTtStricLf. tba State ol IJorth- f
Carolina ctmpwnagts-cojBatics ol ,fJo
berlacd. MeoTMornmcsyAiiao'Dy Hov
beVonand Richmond, csjls upoa all persjas
residixrg m. "said drstrict who are. required to
Have ;Lrcenceav 'prey tous ttT.the first day. ol
Janrj'.r(eiiJ! va. secft s SfH foren goods,
wares and merchandize, retail, tptrituoaa
liquors by tfco amall measure, ci WhD dJsH
stiituojs.lt'iors from domestic materials'-
Ppmestic spirits may tlf in ' uantitie
not lesa aanGv gallons at the place whera
the same' shall have Iteeu d-ttiUed. ; And &ll
persona: who keep carriages wiH' enter them
S.vrW4 av aaw- a u 11 T" j 1
for Dconnt Jlotes ;and lid's ot liacbane
may be had on application,
. ?JOHN,WFARLANI.
11
ijQxt iteremiscs are contenieailpw
Hcttsep w on Maentn& ana otper imgrovw
Ifcent L iThe'sitoaimrf is equal to arty in tb v'
I Siat'e - lar'erect tok1.Sa?4VjMtfs
dvamaite:cta good navigiUon and aiandgst "
Where vessels may w4np.iQ to5nwsi, ?;
take in a catgo without 4he trooble and .cxky
pence of Doaliag,vaii0?thi
itA-4 mlfeAlonsbe wundThe place ISJ:
wellwaiered, Uasijealtby
ehntV. J .
Also. i I'OCSe ftiJO KOl jrt sriirningtoii
aittiaffd oh jiie scui sidevti Mat keitreet
-K Huildintr is ralculated ftr a tpnyate
fwilfi' orpubl uc.puse and itnretai alUinda;
Uanigthatl
t-r. ?,li7" r; " -FZ
m vcrv Ihoderat e term a fercka 1 oroontrjr
Fori tottner particulars appiy p ;
-Dec. 10,
halw
- - -- ---;
tt:
A?fs:-f s;: Ahidefe Cjh.n the ftii -
clny if atuafyi.ck,;n; he;,3cwr.:otr
Sa-t9nsb roV.Qpili.cuiti:.W9wS
hktly - ycung
KEGHOlSS.'Cf5 both
o'clock.
'Yi t realen. 61 losiriy eyfrsighti bavi;
jji tppbtV-my futhd Xi B iVtAj.;
tny Atrorten m ?"f
Gomrace, &e, :y me feade pM
Atiorneyv bearing jdaelSth
coui ' November 5x?&stony ioi- .7 r ,
RALFAtilh
1813
On Sunday litst, agreeably to-
j pointment . the- Key. AV.; V tliU
tielivfjrea a giscoutc at -c?. s f
feouse-dn the subject pumepeyriy .
established: Bibii Societlfrpm the
iblloWin words JMM '
And' on Mbnclay eenrag,; anothei r
discourse- was delivered pji ihe. ?apn: r .
occasroiithe
mail, from ;the wofds;Ki thfcg tt
rtecdfiil .-i;ath:6f AvhlchrvverelJ
attended and a .number ol aoMitional,
siibscri&sere tceivedri the '
following; morning a meeting fwaf "
held of the Society, when an order,
was made for procuring quaiitity
of Bibles for distribution. Copies f ;
the Constitution will be placed ;
the bands of the Managers andthet, ,
friends, of the Instittrtionthat -thejr.
may add to the subscriptioh-ii$t, tie
namesof such as feel . disposed to '
forward the views of this behevolertt
Institution." " ; J.Y:-Pf--. ' -7' :'
The eneralf As&mb) 'sj h
passed na important billr Jt fias not
considercrd itself nt liberty to act up
on the petitions ofihe Kewbern and
Cape-Fear , ijanks to; extend their
charters. ' It isnot yet aseerinecl."
Whethextbe State wjU aUme
mount -of thej Direcl'Tx' Tbe-
qualfeation of the-land-tax SlnV '
jecHhatvthe Western Menibers have
much" at heart, ifiSa SvhiGti it is sufi
posed will have some beHhgor -assumptibnaS
they willhp unIf
lini? to extend much farther the. tax '
on landj withQUt '- TeCOimiiing J$ie
-f Kih thPtPrrrllnrirl J
r' "JV ..T'T. "T K
th&h astern 7l1 embers are muclvopr
nosed io it . v s-' vi V'4: 7 -
The suspension b.ilt'.ii.ite7.
! eighteen? mohthj5yhaspgd fine
reaaing m eacn nouse uut. ivs up ;
: Major,- Gene Pin -suite
arrived at Miliedgexil)eJiv . .
fi; ' It is "said he wiUai4thb f 3 .
place his:keltauarers 'fcyr''Mwjme ' t v
ftu aiiuuiv. a juncuuu yc lyfiucuuc-
tween the rmilripn
Georgia now acting "agaf nst the ln-dianbc-'wjll
theWtaiet.ttec"oni-;
tnand Y'r-; .: f; : $
S enem -hasclec
Island to-be in a state of hloikade.'
The 'linlfed' States 'KiKat Pre
Ul&-wr&r ri VA''a u - .'.'-. 5 ' , v., . . ,
Cseeflaiftr-t
a0terrtaierCaU;SEsq. of RitnlTdhd.-
A f - ,r :,7'-
AtSherwood KaTWCcd'a Kan in this ettv
?? ' W ;WBiilat:.4isthtr,2It,ear"if
a joang raanf amxaMetdcliawnoi and tro-
-fthe UUaiAa.1ar.:W;iiT
ff?ldf an old a very ifspeclala-fe ; i
niheMhis IjN
yea;Mary ;A:lexandej'f ft '
5 ritr liftoff I: is amiaMf7wvra xu-t..;: . 7 1 ilM
anunrLil 15,1 " fiIIi irT"PHea.C.VV
w ill 4amr-regret tlie pri?ation Kev lSS
qcca.wmCoeWen
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