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5 and irTherrnaw1 werer: found 'fix sTOR 1 bitlV-and 'Mr; nrnftfrtdotrs arned- unlit the i ll of Auguft next, and until months notice jhall be! blacfetbailsof ahounhree inebe'fi i diameter, a callous fub- flarice, externally appeared to bc hair of a fine and elaftic: texture. fmalier.iliall no pertetriy coherent with the pnt- ward Thefe balls were -f tirely loofe, within the maw. of them is depofite'ri at Durell's iavern. sj Levi Weeks, accufed ot.the murr -yi der Mifs Sands at New-YorLV: has beenacquitted -'411 "4 -n i t-, 1 i I lient being 'unde(. i6n, MefTra.

Randolph and Nicholas fpoke in favour of i and Mr. Gril- woiQ agauut. il 1 nc tjuciuwu v.aj theo taken and negatived 1 t34v Mr. Gallatin moved to amend the -bill, bv declaring that no'hnij in ihouid be conltrued to draw intr queftion the fettlement made- be tween the Stares of Pehnfylvahfa and Connecticut, by the federal decree ot 1 in 1703, Mr Bird and the Speaker op -poled this motion Mcffrs. Gallatin and Grifwold lujpported it The motion Wi carried, .6 votes being in its favour.

The committee then rofe, and tht houfe ireed to the amendments. The well-bred Horfe SHERIDAN, XTOW in full Perfection, will ftand this Seafn, at Gofhen, ear thev Head of GrarTy CrSek, in Granville Couaty North-Carolina, tvreive Miles north- weft from the Court-Houfe, eighteen Miles weft from Williamlborough, fifteen Miles ealt from Pr-fbn Couri-Heule, and will cover Mares Five Dollars the Sealon, or Fifteen ShiUicgs the fingte Leap paid down, cr Ten Dollars to inl'urc a Mare with Foal. The Seafcn commenced on the firit Day of April, and will expire the tenth Day ot Anguft SHEKIDAN is a beautiful bright bay, fe- Iveri Year Old this Spng; about five reet two Inches high; an was got by the ceie- SbratediHorfe Old Medley his Dam by ld WiWair, out of an imponed Mare the Property ot Cojprrel Sims ot Virginia. He hzt never covered heretofore, on Accountof his being kepc for the Turf. Afrllt 1 8o.

A S. EDWA HI (hS" Quarter of a Dollar to the Giooia. THE HORSE PILGRIM, A beautiful Sorrel, fully fixteen Hands high, in high Perfection, i ftand the enfuing Seafon commencing 10th March, ending ift July) at my Stable in Orange County, ten Miles from Hilllborough, on the Road leading to Wody's Ferry, on Haw River, on the following- Terns, Three Dollars the iingle Leap five Dollars the Seafon, if c.aid by the Expiration of it, fix -if not ten to ltifure a Mare's being, with Foal: it the Property of the Mare is translerred the In-furance Money will be claimed- As itisaXuftom (generally prevailing to expatiate on the Perfections of Stud Horles, 1 fhall co'iient triyfelt wvth faying, that for Sixe, Eilegsce, and Proportion, he is eaua to any llorfe on the ContiHent. O004 and cxtenuve aitiirare gratis. Mares may be fed Grain at tht iowcrt Cfh Price, and Servants entertained gratis, it any lent Every Degree of Afliduity and Atten.

tion will be paid to Marea lent from a Dil tance. Pilgrim's Performances on the Turf have bees good, both as to Speed and Bottom. March to, 1800. PARHAM S. KIRK PUBLIC VENDUE Oh Mtnday the.

1 uh Store 0 tie tate Mtjf om 6c Hugh John iion, in ly Order if toe HxccutOrs A LL the STOCK I'M TRADE lfifting of a vtry genera and elegant ijfftrtment of Pjece treats, lulled for the pre lent and approaching Seafons an txtenjve Ajjortment-vf Hardware and Cutlery amonut which are Oun, rtftols, iaws, Hoes, bad-Iros, Shot, Nails, Anvils Vices, Cajfinrty fVindtw Glaji, Gtaft Ware PaintA Puttyi a Quantity of Brandy kumyMpl JJtt as 1 a- oacK salt, reppert jmger rvutmtgs, leas, liveoa'e, Cundlet, Heat and Jffter Lrathi Calf Skint and Ut Legs li xet Aj'-forttd Hats, lift landed, arid a Variety ol other Articles. The above SalewiUbe woith the Attention 01 Town and Country Storekeepers, the Goods being iothe belt Order, and many of them lately imported by the Deceafed, are ilill in the original! Packages. Terws if tuill fie, For Sums at ico, and under od Dollars, itx.Momhs Credit for jco, and under 500 Dollars, nine Months; tor 500 Dollars and Upwards, twelve Months Purchafers giving Bond with approved Security, to carry Inte-reft from the Date; but, if punctually uncharged, the Intere to be remitted, Wm. hknry HAXALL, v. m.

Peterfiurg, April 4, 1 800. TO BE SOLD, By frivate Contrail, THE FOLLOWING LANDS NE Traft of two Hundred and fifty Acres, lying on both Sides of Great Lynche's Creek, about two Miles below the main Road that leads from Charlefton to the northward; of which Land there are about one Hundred Acres of cleared Land, allowed to be as good for Corn, Wheat, Tobacco or Cotton, as any in it Vicinity, the greater I Part of highly rich low Grounds, now under good Cultivation with good Fences a gaou Apple and Peach Orchard, a comtonable Dwelling-houle, and other Outhoufes; together with a valuable Grift-M ill, fituate on a conftant and good- Stream. It is equal to any Place in the State as to Conveniences for the Erection of a Diftillery and Cotton Ma. chine, which is a very profitable Bu line ft in this Part of the World, Cotton' being at this Time fixty-two Cents per lb, in Charlefton. Alfo there are two other of Land, adjoining the above, a confide rable Qjautity ot which is of a good Soil; one of which contains one Thoufarid Acres, the other three Hundred and, fifty, and is as tine for Hogs or Catileas any in the State.

Any Perfon who inclines to become a Pur-chafer will meet, with a Bargain, and Money or young Negross will be taken in Payment for the fame, JPlatu of the Whole Lands, exactly as they lie, may be feen by applying to Mr. David Hinton, or Nathaniel Lane, Ef. near RlCHARP BETTIS. lAtfhn of f1i5 govern wcnft 01 tt wrren, V-M' fcs Or tn IUI -t kooo "dollar for re- fc" to provide "for their removal, the wns chufe appropriating- lO-OOodollars for giving certain part of the new City, was ft rack. out.

I The Senate rejeaed the bill, for removing the Military from places where elections are held. 'l 7. -1 The folio wing biHs were pa Ted, viz. to repeal the aft laying duties on mills and implements employed in the manufacture qMnurr to con finue in foreman aft to authorile the defence of the merchants veffels of the States againft Fren datior.s and a bill to make tirovifibn for the removal and ac commodation of the Government of the U. States.

Mr. Marftiall called for the order of the day on the bill to authorHe the Prefident to accept for the U. States, a ceflion of juriid ction of terntury lying weft of Pcnniylva-nia, commonly-called the Weft crn Referve ofrConnecticut. Mr. Cooper moved a poftpone-xnent of the bill till tlje firft Monday in December next, which was negatived 57 to 30.

i On motion of Gallatin, the bill was poftponcd till to-morrow. April 8.. Mr. Hafper reported a bill toau thorife the fale and conveyance "of lands in certain toy the Mar-ihals of the TJ, States, and to confirm former laics. Mr.

Harnfon, from tile tommit-tee to whom was referred, the petition of a number of the ancient inhabitants, of the Illinois Country, made a report', recommending an agreement tjd a bill therewith fub-nutted, in- 'addition fc6 the aft for granting lands to the inhabitants and lcttlers of St; th Illinois country," and confirming them in their polTefljonSj which was read and committed. Mr. Harper, from the committee of ways and means, moved the fol lowing resolutions Refolved, ''That -the' Cbrakiirtee of Ways Td Mean, hav leave to prepare and re fort a but tor authaijuneihe Coanmiiaoncrs under ike actio provide tor the valuation of lands and the eniiifceralion of Wbve within the U. Statcl, in ihofe States rrhcrtite valuations have not yet been cbaa- jiete and returned, to revile, vary, and adjust the valuation of unleatcd land, ii the feveral afleffment fubdivifions, wuhin their States fo ai that the relative valuations of different fuch iands in the fame iukiivifioa, be not varied foraffedlea. And aifo for enaVlinf the Siirveyori of the venue under the faid ad, to add to the liils valuations Svithin their ail fuch lands or dweiling-houfes therein, as (hall iroan time to time appear to have been omitted by the Affcffbrs or other wile, in re ceiving, makinf', or returning fuch lifts.

A.d il'fo for Aiitho'iliug the laid Surveyors to etfe from the faid lifts, all lands and dwelUkg-houfes wheratram the perfens inte-Jefted in the faid lifts reflectively (hall have been ejected in due courfe of law, or upon the title whereto there (Hall have been a decifion in due courfe ef jaw ngainft fuch petfon. T-he trefolution was agreed to, and a bill was accordingly reported to provide for equalizing the valuation of unfeattd lands. 1 The houfe went into a committee on the bill to authorife the Prefident to accept fot the U. tes, a ceflion of. jurisdiction of territory of the We ftern-Refer ve.

of Connecticut when 1 Mr. Cooper, with a view of defeating the bill, moved to ftrike out that part of bill which goes to conciliate and adjuft the right of Vennlylvania to fome of the land in tucftion. The motion was nega- ivcq, 25 votes only being font." Mr. Eimendprf then moved to flnkeout that part of thebill which provides for the acceptance of the ceiiionjat a junldiaion oraby the U. States from the State of Connecticut and to amend the bill fo as to accept the cefljon of jurifdiclion only After lome debate, Mr.

Gallatin callect for a divifion of the uef-tion. Mr. Marlhall then entered into It in favour of the biu; and againft linking out. When fvjr. M.

concluded, the committee rofe, and had icave to fit April 9. Mr, Nicholas, from the committee appointed to enquire into the expediency of making further prpvifion for the widow and orphan children of Col. John Harding, 'and orphan daughters of Maior Alex. Trueman. -deceafed, reported a bill for that purpole.

Mr. Marfhall made a report in, favour of. the claim of Mr. Gerry's Secretary, in confequence of his hav- Inj" bcffn t- tt i rrv uf4 rU Hi; tied. mm wv 1 a 2 houfc went again into a corn Ur IMC Hi rii" I -u- nrnnfti aPDCr and rfr's additional Lfly 1 THOE; vtjabieMfLLS on Kr .1 rr Crsek, uit, tr terfif Id Cpunt Sotith.

Carolina, rtntrlj the Property ttlifha Parker, confifting of a Saw and a Grift Mill with upwards of well timbered with Veilow Pne, contealentto the Mills The Stream and Situation eual, if not fuperior, toaayin IJhe S6'nthrnPartofthe Cp ntraent.for icning feyen or eight The Lumber Ca be boated, from the ills to CeoTgejowri Tht B4t Building is carried on at laid Mills, and might be enlarged to great Advantage. The Terxa will be made eafy to the Pur-chafer, as yourr Negroes or Merchandise would be tak opt Half of the Purchafe Moyey one-fourth in be paid in Hand the I rejnaining fourtn- to he paid in twelve At is unneceffaryto enumerate the many Advantages that accompany thia Property, as ir is prel'umable, no Per fan will purchafe without viewing' the Premifes. My Hefidencc being in the Weflern Country, will authorise my offering a great Bargain in laid Propertv. Any P'erfon to tui chafe, will pleale to attend on th Pre-mites on the ifirft of Way, or as foon there after as poffible, as I wifji to fet put. for the Weftern Country as foon as I can difpofe of laid rope i ty and it not 1 old on or, betore the firft of June next, it will then Ve offered for Sale at twelve Months Credit, jhe Pur-chafer giving Bond with approved Security, though a private Sale would be preferred by the Subfcriber.

S. GRIFFIN. Cbfjltrfidd Cmnty Afrit So f' 'T1" I KrP trnirki rvT frKisi Vrnfiai( aill aaL- itswana av ivjvi i beexcharceJ fo- Weuera Lands within the! Intiian Boundary. TUESDAY, APR1L t8op. Lewis Greene, Efq.

of this city, is appointed Commifiioner of Affidavits, tor the County of Wake, in reation to aH fuits both of Law and Envoys to France arrived at Liibon on the 27th of Novemberj and alter fotne detention in the Ta- trus bv contrary winds, failed for L'Orient on the. 21ft Dec. but en countering, for three weeks, vio lent and advene winds in their attempts to gajn that place, they were at laft con drained to make the fir 11 fate port in Spain and they arrives on the 1 1th of January, at Corunna, whence they difpatched a courier to Paris, for their pa(T-ports and at Burgos, in Spain, received an anfwer, as before mentioned. The route from Corunna to France, is by way of Burgos, Victoria, tmd St. SeBafttans, to Bayonne, the neareft French port, anilthence 10 Paris.

The following extracl of a letter from a Member ot COngrefs from this State, written to one of his Condiments, is publiihtkl at the requeft of a Philadeiphia, April 5, Among the titimrrous advanta ges refulting from an amicable fet tlement of our differences with France would he, that Public Mea inures would i.ff'imc their true cha rafter, and no longer be hackneyed between a ft ate of Peace and a ftate of War, and alternately applied 10 either, as may ferye to carry mea-fure-, lefs calcula ed to promote the Public Weal, than partial and local Left this remaik ftiould be thought too general; I willftatej that wheri wieafuTes have been brought forward which were applii cable to a ftate of War, and oppofed on that ground, the anfwer has been, that We were at War, and lo on the contrary. Such was the language in the re lent lelBon, on the queftion for the reduftiorl of the Army while, on the other hand, fome profe fling to poffefs no confpicuous taler.ts of mind, are calling it a ftate of Peace and National Happinefs at the time, too, we are receiving almoft daily neWa of numbers of our citizens being fiainin battle at lea, andmillions of dollars expended on armies at home. Waving alt pretenfions to determine between this political clafhing, I only mean to prove the pofition laid down, by a recurrence to fafts, and that Peace'and War cannot exift at the fame timer, with the fame parties. And whether the following fatts, vide nee National Profperity and Individual Happinefs, thole equally intereftert 'with myfelf will determine. wit, that our Annual! Expenditure'haa Fwelled to near Fifteen Millions of Dollars, on a Revenue butt little above Nine Millions that ou'r Taxes 1iave been re-guiarlyincreafi'ng that our Public jieht is ftill augmented and that the Government is borrowing from three to five millions of dollars, at anintereltof 8 percent," The Governor of Jamaica has ordered the free importation of flieepil hbgs, poultry, fmall live ftock of all kinds, and all forts of fruit, falted and other proviftons, and lumber of every deicnption, to be permitted from all nentral and other! States in Great-Britain, from the 12th oi February given to the contrary, that all yeileIsbcJonging to lJ.

States, irnportins the i pregoing1a.rticles, be permitted for the fpaccpt fi months, to exporj from any: port in jamaicai" produce of that illand to the fame amount. X. y. By a late regulation of the Bata-vian Direclory, the law prohibitinp? BritiOi Manufaclures, is to be en. forced in its full tenor.

The following is an extract of ah offidal letter, from Capt. Morris, Tof the frigate Adams, dated 8th March. On my laf cruire, which commenced oh that, 24th of January, and expired oh the 1 ft of March, I re-captured'the( American Schooner Isabella, of from Portland bound to Trinidad, a prize to the French Corvette, Le Berceau and captured three French privateers -the fit ft Le Gembcau, a fmall boat, with 4 Swivels and 16 men the fe-cond, the L'Hereufe, a fchooner of 35 tons, 4 guns', and 76 men had taken two prizes, which redu ced her to 29 men, threw 3 of her guns, boat, 1 pare fpars, over in the chace. The other the General Maflena, of 30 tons, iix guns, and 49 men, 30 hours from Guadaloupe, hatl taken nothing; threw 4 guns and boat over in 'he The following is an extract of a letter from one ot the mo ft refpec-table houfes in Liverpool, to a gentleman in Baltimore dated 5th February. 'We have juit time, by thiacon-veyance, to.

inform you that wheat has thia day been fold at 24s. per 7olb. A cargo of fleur is arrived for which 80s. to 84s. per barrel, expected.

New rice is 35 to 36s. per Cw't. and all in great demand." a Utter from a mercantile houft in Amjieraam, dated late in December. 44 This city has at prefeni the profpeft of again becoming the great mart for the fupply of the continent and of reluming the rank and importance it formerly held among the commercial cities of Europe, The ill effeas which relulted to GTeatn-Britain herfelf from the bloc kade of our ports, has tended to bring about a change of fyftem in this regard, and they are now de clared free for ail' neutral navi gation. It is faid that to the ftaghatibn produced by the blockade, and the late invifion of Holland, we may in a great meaiure attribute tne dil- alters which have within a hort time pa ft overwhelmed the mercan tile world.

Nothing can prpve more clearly than its importance in the commercial fcales, while the firm manner in which the merchants of this place have Withftood the wreck of bankruptcies in Europe, muftat once, tend to fhew the weight of their capitals, and to eftablifh anroaa, a connaence jn tne prp- denccortheir negotiations I cannot but congratulate you particularly, that the intercourle between the two countries ihouid be reftored, at a time when the pro bable adjuftmeht of the difputes be tween Fiance and the United States, will open a new and an advanta geous connection with the French colonies, from whence fupply of Welt-India produce can be drawn, for which you will find here a valuable market, efpecially if peace fhould be made with the Emperor, as that would revive a large demand from the interior of Germany. Capt. Bell arrived at New York in the fcoonr.r American, informs that on the 21ft of March; ofFGua daloupe, he fell in with the United States ingate John tain of which informed him, that the United States floop of war Merrimack, hadbeeh taken by a French fhip of war, off Cayenne. By letters received the week pail at Wethersfield, Connecticut, it appears, that Capt. Tryon, in the United States (hip Connecticut, has funk a French fhip of 18 guns, and driven on fhore a privateeer fchr.

of 14 guns.The above account is derived from fuch a fource that there is no doubt of its truth. Goverheur Morris, is elected a Senator of the United States for the State of N. York, in the place of James Watfon, Efq. reCgned. Charles Lee, Efq.

Attorney-General of the United States, has been appointed oneof the Commit-fioncrs to adjuft certain matters between the ftate of Georgia and the United States, in the room of Samuel Sitgreaves, Efq. who is gone on a Commifhon to England. On Wednefday laft, a'cow, the property of Mr. James Robertfon, jun. of was taken fick and iuddenly died; Ihewas 0 ill Jo Vat) UdU UdWL-i iuu is the following paragraph gentleman from St.

Mary has favored us with the following inter eftin in formation refpectinffi the ndted adventurer Cen. William A- partyot Spanilh number about 200, (jrom Weft Florida, compleatly furprjfed Gen eral Bowles in his camp, on the Spa nilh territory, near the confluence ot the Lhatahoocheand Hint riven, about a month pail. So compleat was the furpnle tlat the Oeneral made his efcape in true Indian ffile in his ihirt only. His fecretary and aid-de-camp re both made pn-fonersi yith all Bowles's and papers. fecretary is a Scothman, and the aid-de-camp French, bothcaptains in the Bxitiln ferviice, as appears from their com-miflions fotind on them.

Bowles fled with fome Indian chieisandft is ex peledthey, havfc got to the Ba hama Iflands, where it is thought he will not be fo well received, as he has left in poffeffibn'of the Spaniih 1 troops his tawny Bahapia wife, with others of His valuable friends from thenceL tThe good peopleof Georgia ought to be obliged to their neighbours of the Floridas for, ridding them of thefe pefts to fociety In a New-York paper we have the following paragraph "The property of trie Citizens of the United States, which croffed the Ocean in 179, is eftimatcd at 180,000,000 ToHvhich is fubjoined this Very curious reflection It is not erring to fay that our' navy has prevented above ne Uar- ter of this immenfe fum falling into the French and other As a fet-off to which a Philadelphia paper adds another obvious reflec tion; If this money had heen retained ih the country, and employed a-griculture and manufactures, what immenfe riches it would have produced to "our children landclirl-A dren's children, wi'hbut any need of protection from, a havy or fear of the ravages of freebooters." H. But the fact is not fb. It appears from ofHcialLdocuroehts, that all our Exports amount to Of which there were of f- reign growth aa4 productions. Total cf actual Americas fx- porta ia 1 799 33tMJ5a Upon thefe official data, the following fuggeftions are offered Premifing that we hold it as a fixed and neceflary confequence of our national fituation and difpofi-tions, that we fhall be burfelvesan active commercial nation. 1.

It is certain that if our whole tonnage were annihilated, the pro-duceand manafacturcs of other countries would flow into the United -States in foreign bottoms. 2VAs a neceflary the whole of ouractual national trade muft be confidered a confifting of out native productions alone, and which amounts to little more than two fifths of the whole actual ex ported freight. 3. The profits upon our actual trade, is therefore the only actual advantage derived from our exportation -and if we take 25 per cent, after deducting all charges as the profitj we fjiall find that the whole amount for which we are called upon to maintain navy and run alL the hatards of a war, will be no more than the profits on 33,000,000 of dollars or 8,100,00 dollars a fum which falls fhort of our annual revenue, a million of dollars, and that of our prefent year' expenditure Jive millions, MARRlMD, At Mfajor John HtotooV in thil btigh" hourhood, on Thurttaj laft, by Cargrl Maf-fenhurg, tfqf 'Henry caweli iElq of thiar city, oneof the Rejprtfcntativea of this Camnij in the Central Aflemfcky of th Sia, to Mil' Gratj Hiiloi daoht'jr of tlre.Majqr At Newbern, on the 2d inft. Mr, Saauel Wilkios pf Edenton, to Mifs lia i4adf4jr, or tue tanner place.

I In County, "it fe days ajo, kjr. CharUt W. Crawford, of thn Nlift Sidney C. Bryan, 'f Kewen5. 1 r.

-it f- if merchant-' In Camden County, lately, GenV drftory? AtPhiladelfhia, onthth nlf fcfr. merchant And on th Ue uhn'C Thomjloo, faa of Mr, Kich.Thoajf -'-J 10a 1 V'. 1 1 it.