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Waid dn the Qeeginas Magares Terr pod yp send bey Por Sumy 36, tad Woden Matters, fix Mowhe Ciemr, tur 50, and under ya, Delian, give Seathe, tor 500 Milars ad] Upward, emtire Ship Potghafery gry cee Bona with approved Stour ty. tecarry bote seit treat the Wate beet posctualy ode charged, the Touepe Pri be relited, Wee iTkS ' FOR SALE, THOSE veluable MILLS on Beal Creek, near the Cheraw Hills, Ches ter Brrd County, South Carolina, formerly the Property of Plitha Parker, consisting of a Saw Mile and a Grit Mill, with upwards Co yoce Adterel Land, well Umbered with Vellus Peng, convenient to the Malis The ‘ret and Siniston equal, if not superior, (and the Southern Parcot the Continent,tor tome devener edit Sasa, ‘the Lumber Cotore hosted, from the Mila to Ceorgetown, heb + Bungirg is earned on at fad Mills, annes, tt se enlarged to great Advantage, Ube Vermy will ne made cay tarke Pur chates, 92 young Negroes or Merchacdize vibe he dan ~ foront Hall of the Marchate Moceyg vite fatth an Oath, to be pad in Hand; the remaining turth to he pard H twelve Motths starunnees Mary to ecu aneeate the many Advaitaper tnt a.company by Veoperte, an inet pretumasic up Der fen nel purchate withowt viewing the Premises My Writdened being in the Meher Counces, will awtheriee my ofering agitat Bargain on fees Property. Any Merle inthnable to etrehate, wal please to attend on the Pre nites om the firth er ay, or as fooheres stree as poibide, ab Leith te fer out for dhe Weiler. Country a2 leon an] can dispeys ot eid Peupesty; such af act ted en or before the Bribar Joiner of will thes be offered for sale at owes Months Crean abe Por haler poving Bond wit approved security, e would be prrferied b y, GRIFFIN, Lewis Greene, Ly. of this ¢ a tepeendity ah Combethaner ca A thovite, tur thy Count of Woda, Wotesaliom tee ah farts beth at Law wis Ovir havoys to Trance arrived at Litbon on the esthot November, aid efter bane den nten intue dae pus by vounary words, daybed tare Wonent on the edt Dec. bat en. ruantertty. for three weeks, ie. iene and adverse winds in therm ate Henapss ti (seal dhet place, ther were atdelt cundhiained tage Sethe fatt Ley port ain Sponys and they are vive on the rimoot January, at Voreem, whenre they dimatetien wonder to Paris, far thew path, pirty; and at dunes, in Spain, seceived um anhwts, av beripe me none. The route dans Carsine te france, as by way of Burges, Vdorta, and St Sebainens, to Bayonne, thenceedt Peach port, widened by Parsi. The following extraft of a lewer fres Member at Corgeefs from this State, wren to cue an fres Contimers, mm publified at the regnoitiat 4 subjeciber : rhuadep tiny Apring, phos Atierg tue numerous aly gesarteloog from an amrcable fer Memon of our differerces with Fratce wild be, that Public Mea hires would assume their tue ce saftey, and no longer he hackeved between a tate of Peace and state or War, ent alters asely applied ou either, 43 may serve to carry mea tires, is calculed to promote the Pulle Wool, pean pattal and local rue fess Led this remark should yought tog generat, F will tare, hop oawheer omesture, have beer Noosa he forward which wee apphi- Cabis cag (byte af Wy ated epposed what around, eantwer has been, Hiatare were at War, and soon the Junuary. Such was the language in the stent sessien, on the qursion “for the tedu €em of the Army : wide, on the other hand, fone Prete Tiny we pofess no conspicucuss wilers of mind, arecalling statate of Peace and National Happiness ; at the very time, teu, we are re caying strack duty news of num bers of our cit gem being fain in bat heaties, sad millions of dollars ex pended on armies at home, Wave _tug all pretensions to determine be tween the poliical clasling, Tandy mean to prove the potitown hard down, by a recurrence to facts, and that Pesce and War cannot exert at the same time, wath the same pars tee. And whether the following facts, evidence National Prosperity and Individual Happeness, thore equally interette wath myself wall doenmine, tem, thet our Annual txpendioure has swelled to pear Fif teen Millions of Doilies, on a Ree venue dataline above Nite Mal lion see that our Vexes have been re gularly increasing—that our Public Veice is fall augmented—and that the Government is borrowing fan three to Ave millions of dotlars, at an isterest of B percent.” The Governor of Jamaica has ordered the free importation of sheep, hogs, poultry, fill the Nock of all kinds, and all fats of trait, Salted and other provisions, and lumber of every deseriation, to be permitted from all neutral and other States in amity with Great Britain, from the ath of February’ last, until the 1% of August next, and until six months notice shall be given to the contrary; and that all vessels belonging to the U. States, importing the foregoing articles, be permitted for the space at six months, to export from any port in Jamaica, produce of that island to the same amount. By a late regulation of the Bata vian Directory, the law prohibiting British Manufactures, is to be en forced in its full tenor. The following is an extract of an official letter from Capt. Mor ris, of the frigate Adams, dated Sth March. “On my laf cruits, which com menced on the cath of January, and expired on the 1st of March, I re-captured the American Schooner Izabela, of the from Portland, bound to Trinidad, a prize to the Trench Corvette, Le Herceau , and captured three French privateers— the fill Le Gembeau, 2mall boat, with 4 Swevers and 16 men; the se cond, the L*Hercule, a schooner of 37 tons, gguns, and gomen; she had taken two prizes, which redu ced her to cg men, shrew 3 of her guns, boar, tpare Epars, de,aves in the chace, “The other the General Mualfena, of gotins, six gums, and go men, go hours from Guadaloupe, bith ta ken nothing ; threw qgguns and boa over in the chace. * The follwing is an extract of l etter from one of the most respec table houses in Liverpool, to a gentleman in Lattimore, dated sth February, We have just time, by thia con veyance, to inform you that wheat fasthuday been feld ae 24s. per gold, A cargo of flour is arrived for which Bus. to 8yx. per barrel, Wweapefted, New rreengs to ghs. per Cwt ord all in great demand,’ Exradb vt in etter from a mercantile Avufott dvflerum, dated dase in Deersber. “This city has at present the prospect of again becoming the great fart for the supply of the conti nent, and of retiming the rank and importance i formerly held among the commercial entites of Europe. “The dd effects which returned to, eaterbiitain Werself from the bloc kade of war ports, as tended to fing stunt a change of tyfen in this rpitd, and they are now de clard dige fur «il neutral navie gitar It ictaid that 10 the slagnation produced by the blockade, and the te javahon of Helland, we my iva great measure attribute the dit asters which have within a Chore time pafl overwhelmed the mercan tile world. * Nothing can prove more clearly than this, as importance i the conmereal segles, while the firm maker in which the merchants of this place have watcfoad the wreck of bankruptcies in Europe, must at the tend to thew the weight of their capitals, and to eshablish abroad, a confidence in the pru dence of then negocations. *Learn out but congratulate you particulally, that the mter course between these countries should be restored, at a time when the pro bable adjustment of the disputes bee tween France and the United States, will open a new and an advanta geous connection with the French colons, from whence supply of Wes India produce can be drawn, for wines, you will find here a ve riable market, especially if peace should be made with the Emperor, 4a that would revive 4 large demand fons the interior of Germany. Capt. Bell arrived at New York in the seooner American, informs that on the lest of March, off Gua daloupe, he fell in wash the United States tripate John Adams, the Cap tain of which informed him, that the United States coup of war Merri mack, had been taken by a French ship of war, off Cayenne, by letters received the week put at Wethersfield, Connecticut, it appears, that Capt. Tryon, in the United States ship Conntelicut, has sunk a French ship of 18 puns, and driven onhere a private verdir, of 44 puns.— The above account is denied from such a source that thee is no doubt of its truth. Governeur Morris, is elected a Senator of the United States for the State of N. York, in the plaice of James Watson, Esq. refined, Charles Lee, fq. Atorney, General of the Cred Steves, has been appointed one of the Commis sioners to adjust certain matters be tween the Hate of Georgia and the United States, in the room of Sa muel Sitgeeaves, Esq. who is gone on a Commission to England. On Wednefay aft, a cow, the propeny of Mr. James Robertson, jun, of Petersburg, was taken sick and suddenly died;he was opened, and in her maw were found six black halls,of about three inches diameter, of a hard, callous sub stance, externally, appeared to be hair of a fine and elastic texture, forming within a smaller ball not perfectly coherent with the out ward Shell. ‘These balls were en tirely loose within the maw. One of them is deposited at Durell's ‘Tavern, Levi Weeks, accused of the mur der of Miss Sands at New York, has been acquitted. In a Savannah paper, of April 1, is the following paragraphs _ A gentleman from St. Mary's has favored us with the following tater elling information, respecting: the noted adventurer Gen. William A. Bowles.—A party of Spanish troops, in number about 200, from West Florida, compleatly surprises Gen eral Bowles in hiscamp, on the Spa nish territory, near the confluence of the Chatahooche and Flint rivers, about a month past. So compeat was the surprise, that the General j made his escape in the Todian thle a in his Mirc only. His secretary and aid-de-camp are both mace pa rtners, with all Bowles's baggage and papers. The secretary is a Scotchman, and the aid-de-cam French, both captains in the Bruill service, as appears from their com missions found on them. Bowles fled with some Indian chiefs, and it is expected they have got to the Ba hama Islands, where it is thought he will not be so well received, as he has left in pofferonol the Spanish troops, his tawny Bahama wife, with others of his valuable friends from thence. The good people of Georgia ought to be obliged to their ineighbours of the Flonidas for ad ding them of these pests to society . In a New-York paper we have [the following paragraph : “The propery of the Citizens of the United States, which crossed the Ocean in s9qq, 15 estimated at 189,900,000 dollary.”” To which is subsuined this very curious reflection: “*Tros not erring to say that our navy has prevented above one quart tex of this immense sum falling inter the French and other freebooters.? As a set-off to which a Philadelphi paper adds another obvious subject now. © To this money had been retained in the country, and employed in ag riculture and manufactures, what immense fiches it would have pro duced to our children, and chil dren's children, without any need of protection from a mary, or Fear of the ravages of freebooters, ” But the tit is worse. It appears from official documente, that all our Laports amount to 73,650,¢20 of which there were of fr eign plowth aad produce bien. 45+523,000 Total of actual American ex ports to £ 799. 334143,590 Upon these official data, the fol lowing suggesions are offered: Promising that we hold at as a fixe ‘ed and necessary consequence of your national situation and dispass ‘tong, that we shall be ourselves an active commercial motion. 4. Tt as certain that if cor where tonnage were annihilated, the pro duce and manufactures of other coun tries would flow into the United States in foreign bottoms. 2. As a necessary insequence, the whole of our actual natu! trade must be considered as comftting of our native produ@ions slot co, end wirech amounts to litle mere han tos farthr of the whole antual exhwuit ed freight. ‘ g. The profits upon our ual y trade, is therefore the only actieal dvantage derived from our ex parti ‘uance and if we tike eg per cent, after deducing all charges is the profit, we shall find that the whole amount for which we are called up on to maintain a navy, and run all the hazerds of a war, will be no more that the profits in 37,900, 000 of dollars—or 4,10000 dollarse--a sum which falls there of our annual revenue a iidhon of dollars, and that of our present year’s expendi ture five millions, MARRIED, At Major John Hinton's, in thin neigh bourhood, aUhortday lat, by Cargit Male fewhure, Lig. Menre aeawelt, btq at thi s sit: one of the Representatives of this Ca: to the General Assembly of she Stig, to Mile Gracy thaten, daughter of the Major, At f Wewbern, on the 74 int, Mr. Samuel Wilkins, of Cdenten, to Mil’ Eliza Lindsay, of the former place, In Meanbers County, a few dys age, Mr. ‘Charles W Crawford, of that County, to, Mitchidney C, Bryany of Newbern, OIE, At Salem, in the state, on the pit init, after a short vilusly Mer. ‘Wraygutt Bagge, smerchant, in Camden County, Ierely, Ges Gregory, At Philadelphia, on the Bh ule John Haba, Afyr, merchaan And vo the dame day, Joba db vomptan, fon ut Ho Kien, Peers fon meichaat.
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Raleigh Register and North Carolina Weekly Advertiser
Raleigh, North Carolina, US
Tue, Apr 22, 1800
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