The Kentucke gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1787-08-18 00:00:00, page 2

ed him
If he cannot determine ‘the
cafe the criminal ia to be fent to
The heads of the treaty peace
between the Hates of America
and the emperor of Morocco
continued from our lafl
The prifoners of an American
fhip arriving at any harbour be
longing to his Imperial majefty
cannot be given up to any pow
er whatever American vellels
faluting towns belonging to his
Imperial majefty to have the fa
lute returned by the fame num-
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ber ofguns American merchants or to the trading company tube to the fubrciberwho is authored
lettleing in any of the ports be- furrendered to-the heirs claiming to tlgnlacl thc bufnfi
longing to Ins Imperial- majettVr$ejkrovrhe American conful - BAKER EWING '
to enjoy the fame privileges Mo reljae in one ot the ports DtnvSUt dtufftf 6 17s 7
'rill to become a manufacturing
pecple now in our infancy and
what power have we to encourage
Arts and Manufactures and Oii
courage luxury without a new
government
of the diforderly and licentious j without tlxir will mtwrjiandirg
and reflrain the abufes of pjwer the price offered srd agreed upon
pradt ifed of late by fome of thole
in Authority ?
Anfwers to the above queries
-will oblige and perhaps tnitruCt
many igroiant ciiisens n w II as
A FARMER
prefent flotation i and-will not
the next generation iuffer geaily
for want ofir
Sixthly Would not a govern
ment within the diiintt have a
tendency to correct the practices
Secondly How can we pay
the t iXts noVTaid on land tithes
liorl'ia cattx alienations proceis
etc
Thirdly How can we take
any fteps towaids primoing and
regulating a profiable trade down '
and up e riv i-rs ? and w ill the
AHehibly regulate luch Ikode to
ouradvantag t '
for'man American merclanis ttly with their tfledls It his Im-
not to be obliged to ipurcl ale ptrial majefty thinks proper to
merdandife contrary to their grant any new privileges to o-
pleafure Tor to be mol fled in tlier nations the fame are to be
the difpcfaRJf their gctxls When extended to tlie amcricans The '
the goods are landidj thiy flre peace Ixtwten the two nations to
Fifthly How can we encou- to be txamimd that the uliu1 “ft fifty ears from the iwent-
rage learning and fcience in our duties may be impofed 4 ‘bin in fourth of July ore thrufapd fe
es I'e of fraud or cumiahanri good
the perlcn crn:mi:mg the fraud
only to bt punllhcd wiihiut a
without being de’ainedorqiia- ar is refolvtd on arms are rut
raniiie and to be allowed in- to be trken up before nine'
teipretcrs In cafe c-f a war be- months alter the determination"
tween the two rations they are in order to give the lulj-dts t f
Foiutkj'is it notour true to exchange their pritbners mm buih nations time to depart qui-
day Sep-r7 being the day
appointed lor the meeting of
the Convention will mmmen -e
Amercans guiliy ol nimei m Tub SALE for C by Publ:o
be liibjcft to the judgment of
their own conful only 11 here- T TJ' "VT T' TT 1
quire aflifiatce fiom thegoer- ’ JL V-'
roref ihc plCf iti tobcgrru- Vlu!le Oormnt of rt-r-
chandiie the ilotk in irads
and advantages as other naticnr belonging to his Imperial majef’v''
ven hundied and eigty fix
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eunfcfcalicn of the fl ip Mafleis At Danville in rleTiouItf
of ihipsnc obliged t carry llrcr - to t!ie CompanVf on
A 441 b I na i ill ad Ai I it P11l MAh
goods from one poit 10 another
in d can ii-ue liom one to an
bther etc 'i 1 ey are to erji'y
the -tlitr to me liberty to trade as
nat'mnf to i emote li eir tl
fi tts frtm one fhip to am tier
is agreat variety and the quality
equal to any ever brought to this
country
The copartncrfhip being now
remaining on hand of Simply
Wynkmpand Co and will be
and con tide red as Oilier cunfuU
lucale ot ddagreement between
l'ie two ccn:radirg paitieSi
the peace is to reman until
the matter is determined : if a