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ahls is rno! time soleraa judgment on thq .61 a vgrcai character. Buif Mr. JcfTcrson in of- lice 41 he was a privaie any mere tnonie oi applause oi mm- 'vlue to bii merit. -He misht be pa- rom the MiShtiphemeralBiary V'fron-ahe humble prose of the scribbling Tarn- I would permit gentlemen lo sear into' the regions of fancy, and 4 deckiheir fsTorite with every human 1 perfection. Brass and marble might unite with the pen and pms 4n en- tleaTOurioc to Rive, durability to the exiravagjance oi I would a ttssent to.afl for eTen if the prals.es -thus laishly bestowed not.

in every particular strictly ust, ihey would yc( bare the negative merit, v- which the address before us at this time caanoVciainVof being harm less will gentlemen, who now nr.4i tn' a1r.n Brnfrt that TC ard foe his character and his fame, Avbcn hil patronage is gone When has no olRces lus disposal the infiuence of his name 'shall be diminished I wish indeed hey msyi "I Ijope they will have fnuch reason to do so and I hope- 1 PUWIC. lhak 1... W. tbinkrproper to favor bim the adracM Neirhbburhobd r. A toiHhe; AcamW? uktaatth usualpricc.

RiGREGOlater W'ylrte, commended, wOl commence 00 the iS January next, boaidfjig and Ladies the following Arts Scenes mar, gl2, with the. addition cfcplain wttUt addition Of 'Embroidery, Lace-worL Fijtigree I 8, Draw Painting, 10, MUiic 5 Board. Washiflgland Taition -f deiciiptidn, MUsic excepted, glfeo. dc. paui aavance.

Notice is hereby jjivtnT" TH AT. in conformity with, the nj sions of the act supplementary to the intuled ft An act mkking! provision Vft. 1 redemption of the whole of thcpolLc iof the United Stated' books yili be Jed at the: coramissbj loans for North-Carolina on the first ot July next, tp continue open unti sevententh day of Marth, 1808, ilus, the fourteen last days of each quarte cepted, for the purpose of receiving scriptions fori such jparts; of the old cent, deferred six per cevnt andth'rei cent, stocks, as may, on the day of scription, stand pif the books of the comm.ssLoner of loans. 1 Those' nroorietors of the old ti tent, and deferred istock, who may scribe, vwill receive in lieu thereof a six per equal to the unred eft, amount of the tqck surrendered deemable at the' pleasure ci the Ui States, under a proviso however, th: reimbursement shall be made eicep the whole amount pf any such new ce cate of tock, no iil after six mo previous notice and khe proprietor the thrp per cenjt stock, who may will receiyej: in, lieu thereof i per cent, stock, equal to sixty-five per of the amount of three per cent surre (ed, redeemable inihe same mamief a 'new six per cent. aTwyenaeritionecl, not reimbursable hdwever, without th sent of the un til tbew of the new, six per cent, (giveu in change for old sik or deferred at at mentioned,) as well as whole oi eight per cent, stock of the' Us 1 ted.

St shall have been reimbursed. It is provided tnatin evielry 'reimbursement I may take place, a preference will be '10 those creditors who niay notify I wish to be reimbursed "and that if th plicatioul; to that; e'lTect shall at any either exceed or fall short of the sum applicable tp thatf the priorit payment sh4Jl So tar as may be necesi be determined by The present stock-holders whoresk any part of Europe, and majr assen that tijeir opi receive the interesff accJuihg oh i the stock either hi the tJhited States ash toforei oir In Lojidoh or Amsterdam par in whicli aitlxase, the interest be paid there by the bankers pf the lln States' six the-on which tlie sanfe; would bepaj able in United States and subject to no variari nor to any other Reduction than a com: sion to the. bankers of one half per rtn the interest thus 5. HAYWOOD ConiiiuSsioner of NOTE: Projifie'tors of 1000 dollarsnominal per tent, "stock; subscribed before 1 lt October. 1807.

will be entrtU receive wi 49 62 ot nfewi If subscribed between the 1st October, and 3 1st Decern ber 1807. Between the 1st 644 3T 6is or of jaii.5 and March 1808 Proprietors of 1000 dollars nonvnal deferred, siibscri-i feed before the 1 1st' Octo-' ber 1807 will be entitled tp. receive, If. subscribed betwpeii4he 1st 31st Decem- ber 1807. Between the 1st January aha 855 jl: 853 65? 851 E' Af ill t.v -uyy, old stock on' tie 1st July, and peg 1807, and 1st January 1803, respefj Proprietors U000 dollar cent, stock" wilt be entitled to tew dollars of new I STAYED, Frwi ttb Stable M-yk Louisburg, on Wedneida) of this instant, A BROWW iAY ytts old list Spring, nearly high, a natural pacer, w4trJtwr was gC by a Naragancet bs lone and vr crooked, has a smaiio i atid tff.

or Will secure him, Wf same as eat as possible, shall jfaenC4unhf'Dec j. i mw placed there by i'Dicki4ndfeelorMojg TrayeJier mi y9 1 nameu an articles mis P9f.t ji ThreWHackfel 6 inches high. The aboye rej givett for appreeusivM. five dollars for B. r.

i 1 1 mmmm. tadS Has 4eeii lately scou fartf nV person whflf will gve 'rS of the said horse, so that I get bua Ten bsflah TA'i rpitfO Netm V1EN nf uist. one question' amend; the bidding a newertron tfiretO' ta the "folld wing words liAnd'bt ii turtnermtcnapteay i notningA in cms act snau oe construea to com-travene way jrighti or privileges arising- out uf an treaty oir treaties between any nation and the -U states' The question being uken thereupon, lit passed in the negative--Ayes 52, Nays motion of Mr; Gardenier, and' seconded, that the House now idjov the question being taken the" "it passed in tie nega tivi i-Ayes pNays 81. -Thc question again recurring on with the amendments, whereupon the qiiestionwas stated, that the bill with the aniemlmentaj do pass, it was resolved in the affirmative The Yeas and Nays were as follow YEAS-i-Messrs. L.

J. Alston, W. Alston, Bacon, Bard, Barker Basset, Blake, Blount, Boyle, Brown. Bur- yst)t G. Camp bell, Carlton Chandler, Matt.

Clay, Crowninshield, Cults, Dawson, Dcane, Dtsha Durell, Findley, Fisk, Franklin, Gardner, Goodwyn, Green, Hcister, Helms, Holmes, Howard, llsley, Johnson, J. Mantgfemery, N. R. Moore, T. Moore, Jer.

Morrow, John Morrow, Nelson, Newbold, NeWjon Nicholas, Porter, Pugh, Rear (I'enn.) Rhea, (Ten.) J. Richards, M. Richards, Riktr, Sawyer, Seaver, Sloan, Srni-lie, J. K. Smith, Sauthard, Storer, Swart, Taylor, Thomas, Troup, Van Allen, Van Cbrtlandt, WharJon, Whitehill, Wilbour, M.

Williams, W'lson, Winu, and Wi-therell 82. NAYS Messrs. Alexander, Bibb. Blackledge, J.Campbell, Champion, Chittenden, Cobb, Culpepper, Dana, Davenport, Elliot, Ely, Gardenier, Garnett, Goldsborough, Gray Harris, Hge Holland, Jenkins, Kelly, Keyj Kirkpatrick, Lewis Livermore, Lyon. Masters, Milner, Mosely, Pitkin, Quincy, Randolph, Rowan, Rus-sel, Smelt, S.

Smith, Stanford, Stcd-man, Sturges, Haggart, Tallmadge, Upham, Van Home, and Van Ren-selaerr44k Tuestday, Dec. 22 A message from the Senate, informed the House that the Senate had agreed to the amendments made by the House tp the bfll lay ing an Sec Information naving been received that the embargo bill had received the approbation of the President, on motion of Mr. Rowan, the injunctionof secrecy attached to the passage of the said bill was taken off, and the secret journal relative to that subject ordered to be published. Mr. Cook, from the committee on claims barred by the statute of limitations, reported a bill making provision for the extinguishing the debts of the.UYS.

On motion of Mr. Blount the House took up for considerations the report of the committee of the whole on the bill for erecting fortifications. Tiie amendment inserting the stim of 1,000,000 dollars in the bill as the sum to be allotted for that object, being yet under consideration. Mr- Masters, after making some lengthy observations, moved that the bill be recommitted to the committee of the whole House, for. the purpose of striking out the sum of one million of dollars, and insert; ing the-sum of one miilton and a half of dollars.

Nega 79 to 35. yedne6day Dec. 21., The House was almost exclusively, engaged on the report of tne committee or elections on the contested election of Mr. M'Cree-r oh-which no final decision was made. Thtrtsday, Dec.

24. After much debate, the definitive vote was taken in the1 case of Mr. M'Creery, and the1 folio vving resolution adopted- NaVs.is. Resohedi That eery, is entitled to his seat in this House. Wish to purchase a Dappie Grey HORSE, iiye feet one or two laches hi eh, not more than eieht years tvai mll -v mA I wm uraw in a carriage, xor.sacn, a generous price Wxll be giyeain Cash oa'ap Dlication to me in Raleigh at any time be-Libre the lst of March -y 'vX Pkru: Sipitnter t18tr Stil hay ub mlttedv to his Ma- iesty.

Ih It vE mperor Wd' aouDis raiseu nis rixccncncy iac the tStcnt'ofcain "dispdsltions in eirape rial cccrcc ot xxov a ijiouo, m- 4m. which tbastdeclared the Bntuh ules in a 'state'of blockade. t', intentions 6r the points rtvestion iv.May vessels of.war 'by virtue of tne imperial uecree.pi vist nov.ias., seize on board neutral vesiels either Enmrlish brorurtv, or even till mer- cnanaize Drwceeura irom tne r.ng lish manulacturei pr territory .4 dnttacr His Majesty; has led that as he 'did not think proper to express, any exception ih his decree there is no 'gromid for making anyin its execution in reTattoit iaqny Whomsoever a I'egard 2c quCquec'c pcut etre.J Hit Majesty has postpo tied a desision on the. question whe ther armed French-Vessels ought to capture neutral vessels bound to or from England, even when they have no English merchandize on board. REGNIER.

The message and documents be ing read, Ordered, That the letter reierreu to in saiq message oe return ed to the President of the-ll. States, agreeable to h'3 request; On motion of Mr. Randolph, and seconded that the House do come to the following resolution RernlrcJ, That an embargo be laid on aJl ihipping, the property of citizens of Uit.ted States, now in part, or which shall hereafter arrive. And the question being put that the House do agree to the said resolution, and on the question thereupon, the Yeas and Nays being demanded by one fifth of the members present, and debates arising, a motion was, made by Mr. Macon, that the resolution lie on 'the tabU, which was agreed to.

A message from the Senate in formed the Ilouse that they had parsed a bill laying an embargo on all ships and vessels in the ports and harbors of the U. States, ta which bill they desired the concurrence of this House. The said bill was twice read, and committed to a committee of the whole House on the state of the union on this day and the House imrne diately resolved itself into the said committee. And after some time spent therein, the committee rose and had leave to sit again. Salurdar.Dec 19.

Mr.Stanford moved that the committee of the whole HUse, to whom was referred the bill laying an embargo be discharged from the consideration thereof. After debate on the said motion, the question was taken and negatived. The House according to the order of the day, resolved itself into a committee of the whole on the said bill, and after debating the whole day, rose and had leave to sit again Monday, December 21. The House, according to tb.e order of the dayi again resolved itself into a committee of the, whole House on the bill from the Senate, laying anernbargo, Sec. and after some time spent therein, the Spea ker resumed the Chair, and Mr.

Masters (the chairman) reported that the said committee, according to orderf" had the said bill under consideration, and directed htm to repprt the same to the House, with several amendments which he delivered in atthe clerk's table, where the same was twice read, and, on the question severally put thereupon agreed to by the House A motion being made Mr. Quincy, and seconded to amend the said bill by adding a new sec tion thereto, in the words follow 1 ing And bt it further enacted. That nothing in this act shall be construed to prohibit the sailing of any ship or Vessel duly enrolled or licenced, ior. carrying on tne nsne-ries with the Usual tackle and supplies customary ou a fishing voy age! frcviaea, mat Dona, with sufficient security be previously given that such ship or vessel shall not or indirecdyj carry on any commerce whatsoever during the voyage and ahall return with her fishing fgre to-some port or place within the U. States And on the question thereuponi.it passed in thenegitire Ayes 45 N.

82. On motion of MrjGardenier seconded that the door9 be now that the injunctiori of secrecy imposed on the members of thia Housed respettlrip: the bill now before them be taken off; and that all further proceedings relative to thetaid biUe had trithonen doors and the Question Wqg put it' pajsed in the I caxfr cuu. ytvu. turn and near h'md Foot wliiuf arid a ilkeJj iron grey abQutJ yeata Id, and 15 hand hig (the tallest oftW'; tittoe hi aj fecat liia Vfrifa, and anotnerlon therCap 6f his Rnce the bthef is; lo and thicks with a scar ra? theroVeV his lefr Eye Vboth' -young; but little than tweat jv "Their working Dresses Gotn'-but they hive With them two goodlSwansdowi' rast- coats one a oeep urange colour a xiue Second Cloth1: Coat and Variooi njjxki Hbmespi Pantalooi- and Coats -The' Unallcst had2 l-2yds. Woollen Blue Cloih; delivered juitiefore he Went aWay They took ah old Sacldle with large plated Bosses iron Stirrup? and Red? JSea-tber torn a country -twilled Meal Bag, aft old plated Bit BridleJ same leading Lnies, and al Fiddie.

It is supposed they are. making for Tennessee or the Miami- The; have. Money, and one lias taken a the other "a Musket. Any person who Will bring the said Mulanoes and Horses to' the Subscriber; shad receive the above reward and his reasonable expences paid hint by Jno; WILLIAMS. CbtUmGontj, If.

Nov, SDd, WK Bertie County. Superior Court of 'Equity Zerm, 1S07. 1 f-. 'William vs. Original Edw Cochran al.

j- appearing to the satisfaction 'pf the Court that Edward Cochran, ope of the Defendants in this suit, is not an Inhabitant of this it ordered that six weeks public jiotice: be given to the said Edward Cochran, by advertisement hi the Jtaleigh Register that unless he appear at Vhe next term of this to beheld at the coutt-hoiise in the town ot Windsor, on the fourth Monday after, the fourth Monday in March next, and pat in jhis answer tobe bill Of the complainant Judgment will be entered up against pro con A copy from tbe minutes, JOS. BLOUNT, T0 BE SOLD: AT the Com.it. House" in Chatham county, on the 20th of February so much of a Tract of Land supposed to con. tain twenty Acres, and supposed to be the Property of Amos Cheek, as will be sum? cient to pay the Taxes due thereon, (and the expences) for the year 1806 wnich Und lies on Tyson's! Creek, joining the Cjunty line and the lands of Archibald M'Bryde ad others, GEO. GEE, Sf Dec, 14th, ISOf.

i i WILL BE SOLD At tb ourt House in Meort County tittle 23d of Ftkruary ntM, oO much of a Tract of Land sup-posed to contain about forty.three Acres, as will be sufficient to pay the taxes due thereon (and the expences) for the year 1806 which Land is. supposed to be the property of Amos Cheek lying on Tyson's Creek, and joining the County Line and the Lands of Archibald M' Bride and thers. JOHN M'lVER, Sbf December Uih 1807. The celebrated imported Horse- MAGJCi Will stand the ensu ng Season, at the Plantation of the Subscriber, about fifteen miles north of Salisbury. Dee.

20. JESSE PE ARSON. Magic Pedigree, hereafter. The noted ltlNNING HORSE, PLOUGH BOTy Will stand the ensuing Season at Caswell Court-house. Further particulars will be made known in due time.

Dec 16. UARZILLAI GRAVIS, WM. informs the Public in general that he has opei.ed a. House in FayeaJeVille' street, opposite the Court- house ind con venient to an excellent Spring herehe purposes to take ten or tw.lve Stlidents of the Academy as Boarders. '3 Those Gendemen Who may eritfttst Uieir children to his care may depend on his attention, and the attention of hid family, to make their abode comfortable.

His house is well calculated for study, his rooms being private. Dec. 30. JEWhlLEkl LOTTERT. 'T'HE following Were the fortunate Numbers in Jehu Scott's late Lottery.

One Hundred If Seventy -jvoe Dellan-y' No 19, the las. drawnllcKet. Scwtyjivi Doilar, tfo.20&w DoiUt, 353and 176. 7txntyjvcDollary No: 314,4, 409il27 2en Dallarit Nos 28,402,296, 189, 3.5, 118, ai, 226, 192; 333.: i Five Dallartt lMp. 435 500, 60, 305, 148,140, 171, 38i, 470, iS.

1, 53, 289, 472, 241, 255, 44, U8, 163, 66, 13, 211, 47, 106, 455, 9, 157, 28, 54 Tbrtc Dollars, 432, 427, 281, 94. 116, 269, 476 469, 222, 303, 310, .3, 397- 213, 493. 449, 15, 316, 291, .282 290, 62, 109, 141, 315, 57, 87 212, 37, 166, 302 40 257, 103; 188; 266, 468,, 233. fuoDot6iri, Nbs. 133, 45, 311, t.1 162, 2V27, 272, J43.

146. 416, 275, 491, 77. 98465; 360 372; 395, 277, 368 .190. 438, 135, 418, 26, 244 6J, 183, 438, 177 477, 33, 443, 4U i2448143Jt93 377; 215 274, 206 336V 163, 2265 2ilA 122, i37, 288, 4 -80, 424 182, 420, 50, -317. 8i; 425, o2I; 29.

48.. 104. 339 82 .112 82r 249; 364, 219456 U5i 480, 365. Tha fortunate holders of ticket in this Lottery are reuestedi tp.cMnefdrward in, the coarse of a tneaxb; and txki their pn ae. v.x i 1QUW SUUi.

g. I sincerely hope, the. envenom-xd tooth of envy, which has fastened )pon the fair "fame of the rreates and beat man that Heaven in its bounty ever sent to an ungrate-- iulwrld I mean the immortkl "Washington) may never- assail the fcune of Jefferson, or that its Wssaults may be rendered. harmless by the armour with which his public scniccs shair' have surrounded him But bcforeVe go further than to. express the degree of confidence in the Chief Magistrate, necessary in the present eventriH crisis of our iaffairs, and to pi edge to hi our sup-V irt and that' of 'our constituents before undertake to decide on tne his administratioa and his chtcacteri.

let us bave the whole of his public life bcforetis Then no principle will stand in oppositian '-'then neither be ceksidere'd as unmeaning compli snentJ)" nor as. lores for presidential or. popular fatour t. Our language sincere, and we shall have 4 (fedlt for its sincerity style, the manner and the principle this Address are all so and the time for eulogiiims to peculiarly improper, that, for the reasons I have stated, I feel bound to tote against it ft Debate ta be conclum in cur crxf.J KOUSE OFi REPRESENTATIVE 5. i t' Friday, Dec.

18. A-conhdentialmessage ip. wniing i i the. United States, as folio weth Totbt Senoic ojul Haas ReprtMiXattvct eftbe Vnited communications now made, ahewing the great and increasing danger with whichtour, Vessels, our ''t mnA rrrr .7 art ened.oh the high seas elsewhere, c. r-rrt heliorcrent ooWers of.Eu- croiei and Jt being oi tne greatest ira-V.

porlance, to kecpin lafety these 'aential resourcevl deem it my duty r- sideraUohsof Congresi a who wil doubtless perceive all the adantace wiucn may oe xpectea trom.an in- hibition of the departure of oar Yes- ecis irorn tee ports oil he States. hMr mtrTArtt rin mm. mv IXC eesiitjrof miking every preparaUon Jpwnaterer eTents may grow out 'i of the return of the letters of IrsrsvArmstrong andCharapagny, which it would be imnroperto make public Til: andm' Dickwas irons, i the assistance of some per m. r. ...1 irons.

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