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... AMERICA. The Memorial®/ the Pennsylvania Society for promoting the Abolition oj Slavery, and the Re*■ Hef of free Negroes, unlawfully held in Bondage. * to Cosgrkss. The Pcnnfylvania Society for promoting the Abolition of Slavery, ami the fclicf of the ...
... AMERICA. Philadelphia, Feb. *5. On Wednefday the Vice Prcfidcm took leave the Senate of the United States, and refigned the Chair. He was very much affefted on the occafion and tlie emotions of the Senate were not ftriking. Yefterday the Senate proceeded ...
... AMERICA. The following whimfical Burlefquc on the Advcrtifcments of Sales of Lands is copied from the New York Argus, of the 19th ult. ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. For the Benefit of the Patriotic Ajfociation of LAND-JOBBERS. To be put off, about Five ...
... AMERICA. From the NEW YORK GAZETTE, of Nov 13. Friday iaft arrived in Sandy Hook, the fleet from Cork they touched at Charles Town where they left twenty fail, the remainder, fifty in number, are now lying at the Hook. The Surprize brig, Capt. Salilbury ...
... AMERICA. CbarUt Town, Sift, 30, We learn from Virginia. that the Indians continue their boftilitiet againft that province, and that feveral faqiiliei have been maflacrcd at a place called Sinking Creek near the line between Virginia and North Caraiina ...
... AMERICA Ntiu-Tork, March 16. Another fife broke out yeflerday morning. There are flrong grounds, we hear, to fuTpefl that it was not the effoft of accident merely: but whatever was the origin, is to be lamented all who are friends j;o the commerce of ...
... AMERICA. Wcdnefday American Paper* to Dec. ay, were received in town. The proceeding* of Congrel* are not important, but the temper of the country i* net calm. In the Legiflative AlTembly of Virginia, two Refolution* have been prupofed, upon which the ...
... AMERICA. Bofltn r, (New England) June 28. Friday taft the report the Committee on the genuinenefa ,of .the Governor and Lieutenant-Governors letters, dec. was read in Council, and the Board thereupon pafled feveral refolutions, which conclude in the following ...
... AMERICA. The Amfterdam Packer, Henderfon, is arrived In Clyde, from New York, and brings American ncwfpapers to the 6nd of December. The intercepted letters the French Amhaffador Fauchet, taken in the Jean Bart, had been publi/hed From them it appears ...
... AMERICA. PHILADELPHIA July 22. Copy of letter frva General Si. Clair to Congrefs, dated Port Edward, July 1777. S 1 R, Congrefa may probably think extraordinary that much time (hould have before they heard from me, after a ftep fuch eonfequence as the ...
... AMERICA. South-Carolina, June 20. \y he falary of his Excellency Gen. as Governor of his Majetty's / Caribhee-Illands, one thoutwo hundred pounds fterline per In his firft fpeech to the Coun- J and Affembly of Antigua, he tells Vrj - he has in charge ...
... AMERICA. the Earl Carlifle, Sir Henry Clinton, William Eden, Efq. and George Johnftone, Efq. Commiffioners appointed by hi* Majefty, in purfuanceof A£l of Parliament to treat, confultand agree, upon the means of quieting the difurders now fubfifting in ...