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4 . r a PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY THOMAS HENDERSON, JUN PRINTER TO THE STATE. ' . j - - : Vol. VII. No. 32. RALEIGH, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1815. Three Dolls, per tnmintj j MILL-pROOK FOR SALE. TEIE subscriber wishes to tell that elegant and highly improved situation, having thereon a pott superb Dwelling House, the workmanship of jy oat house- thereto attached for hi convenience ; a spacious Ice House, a Mill on Big Fishing creek, within 200 yards of the Dwelling House, having Jour grists, to-wit) one pair Burrs, one pair Cologn, fc two pair Albany Stones, two set of Bolting Cloths, : : and Screan and Fan ; a Cotton Gin, with. J2 tawe 9 inches. o diameter, soda Saw Mill, mil in good ' jrpau ; tumbling dam, Clled in with rock near ft one hundred yards in length, with a fine rock " foundation, which renders it safe from undermining at all tiroes. To these conveniences are attached about three ' thousand young Apple Tree, and ' twice that number of young Peach trees, all of which Ire beginning to bear, and will ere long yield an a bundantrharvest, as great pains have been taken in pruning and manuring them. At the Quarter (one mile distant) is a very valuable Granary, 32 by 30 feet, with two sheds 32 by 22 and 30 22 feet There are attached to these premises about 1 750 acres of Land well connected, all of which may be considered creek lands and first rata for this part of the country ; good for corn and very suitable for cotton, tobacco and wheat, with at least twelve con stant running Springs thereon. A residence often . .years has sufficiently proved this a healthy situation. Those wishing to purchase I presume will first view the premises, and I flatter myself they will be high- s j pleased, as it is considered one of the most desi rable situations in the state. ; I have for sale, also, a tract of land containing 179 acres, situate two miles irom Halifax, extend leg from Little, across Big Quankey, and on the f luria toad leading from Halifax to Warrenton There are a sufficiency of Apple trees on this place . to make eight or ten barrels of brandy per year. Tbe soil is suitable for the production of corn, cot too, fcc. A Cotton Gin, a Saw and Grist Mill, with a Bolting Cloth on Big Quankey, all of which I am Bow repairing. Also, two well improved lots near the Public Square, in the town of Halifax- For sale also, a quantity 6f Household and Kitchen Furni- fore. Terms made known on application to the lubscribet. ISAAC H1LLI RD. . Halifax county, MiU Breok, July 5, 1815. 29 Ot v B Mill Brock is 20 s w from Halifax, 30 miles v w of Tarboro", two miles above Culpepper's bridge, and 60 miles from Kaluga. : BOARDING HOUSE. THE subscriber now occupies the house at this place, lately occupied by Andrew Khea, E q. He has open ed a house of private Entertainment for Gentlemen and Ladies who may pass this way and want accommodation ; he will also take 15 or 18 Students as boarders, six of whom he can provide wiih lodging. . Mis house and sta ble shatl at all times be furnished with such articles as the neighborhood can afford, and his conduct shall at all times be marked with that regularity and au-ntion as to admit of no just cause of complaint SAM'I. HOGG. ' Chapel Hill, July 27,1815. 31 5w POSTAGE. rpHE great ttjlcuU hitheri esfrrimcrd, m fliecUng 3- r -j . m Office, imtfxntuthi reauirrs a nferm. -Vottrr it thereerf retpttifitHw given t$ the It wJWii it maf imam! f coJtU eettU intKeXst week in January, JbriU Jul U Octo ber. lk-U affLtatin mB he nuult U the fincifxU and in Aut abtence, tn hit agent. er nearest friend i J the acrmn I w -charged. aSUwtU if not iktckarrd tn the one apptUatum all future lettm must remain in the tJUe, till the pttage it paid en them Wtkoft thtf a rle w neeeteatf andrtntena hlt, will gree ne dittmtUfuctienv r Ut&M Jtottgh, 26th Ju(t 1811 30J. - - i j . i . - i Thirty Dollars Reward. "rt NAW AY from the subscriber in April, 1814. ne- XV pro man named K4NSOM, about 25 years of age, of a bright complexion, about 5 lect Un inches high, spare made, and has an impediment in his speech. 8aid nerro is now lurking in Wake County, between the Falls of Neuse and. the Fish -dam ford, as he has been seen with in a few weeks I will give thirty dollars to any one who will deliver him to me in Cabarrus County, N. C or twen ty dollars to have him confined in Jail so that I get him again. STL AS HIGU. July 30, 1815. 31 6u FOR SALE, A Tract of land adjoining th tovfn of WilliamsbcW containing 685 Acres. This land is of the best qna. lity for tobacco, het and cornj it has a very good dwelling house, and all out houses in r;ooc' repair. It is remarkable for its healthiness and will afford an eligibU situation to him who may wish to educate a family, being within 400 yards of the Williamsborough Academy, or to him who may wish to cultivate the earth, ent rtafli travel lers, or keep a. boarding house for the school. On this land and near the town are very good scites for a tan-yard and distillery. Another tract four miles from the town of Williamsbo- rough, containing 600 acres This land has on it a good dwelling house tor a small family; the land is not of the best quality, but adapted to the growth of cotton, tobac co and corn in a ordinary deeree. It is well watcredand a healthy situation. . Another tract of land in Hertford county, on the river Maherrin, near the town of Murfreesborouirh. known bv the Walnut Fields, of first rate low ground, containing 401 acres. For terms apply to Messrs. Murfrce & Gordon of Murrrecsborougb, or to the subscriber in Williamsbo- rough, Granville county. Terms will be made accommo dating to purchasers. F. N. W. BURTON. July 5, 1815. 27-lf State of North-Carolina. W A Kri COUNTY. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,, 1815. Hairy- M. Cooke.-l Oiuginul Atttchmcn levied on 4clock n t -i . . "- . p., 'im hw v iuinc. vkr.wtB-Brnson. J " " IT appearing to the satisfaction of this Court that the de fendant Zetius aronson is not an inhabitant of this state: It is ordered, that publication be rnai'e 3 months in the Raleigh Star, that unless said defendant come in and replevy or plead at, or before next. Duurt, Judgment win De enierca up against mm . 22 ' Test, B. S KIXG.C. C. LAND FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers for sale the folio in tracts of Land, to-wit: One tract lyinr in Warren county, iglit miles south of Warrenton, within one mile of the ' Mineral Spring on Shocco Creek, containing about 1,200 ' acres, the soil is adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco, 8tc. The improvements are a two Story . Dwelling House 52 by 28 feet, with other convenient hou-ies-further description I deem unnecessary as it is pre , amed no perbon will purchase without viewing the land. For terms, apply to the subscriber, who resides on the ptemises. He also efTers for sale, one tract pf land lying m Franklin county, eight miles east of Louisburg, con taining 500 acres, adjoining Robert Gupton, who will ' sheathe land to any person wishing to purchase. JACOB HUNTER. Aognatl. 1815. 31 6. pd Fifty Cents . Reward. RUNAWAY from tl . subscriber his apprentice boy JAMES BEVERLY, ubout 16 years of age, of small stature, rather dark complexion, black hair, and two bald places on the croun of iiis head. For the delivery of the id boy the above reward will be given. FREDERICK KINES. , Stokes County, Julyil8th ,1815. 31 x V ROSS & COOkE HAVE just received a quantity of Whiskey of superior quality. Am have on hund a narcel of best lone Cork f Claret, which they sell a; g 1 per bottle or g 10 per doren. Raleigh, Aug 2, 1815. k J Twenty-five Dollars Reward. D UN A WAY from the subscriber on the 8th inst. two ; Charlotte, Mecklenburg county, North-Carolina. One a i Bgro fellow, named HENRY, aged 35 years, very large, with a small wan on the end of his nose, thick liped, & named SARAH about 30 years of age, with a small scar under the left eye, and straight made. The above re- , ward will be given Jo any person who will lodge the said , . negroes in any jail so that the subscriber may get them jft S-? The above negroes it is supposed will make for Tviliiam Lucky. July 21, 1815. V 31 5ts FOR SALE, TiriLLlS, a mulatto twenty years bf age, by trade a y -, , uarprnter ana joiner, ana considered a good work - nun he ia healtliy, active and stout: his price may be known on application to me in Raleghi or to Doctor James Webb'jj'or John Taylor, Esq; in Hillsborough, who are awl. , thonged to sell. Sod where the boy may be seen. , A: u P- will. polk. sfl certify that Willis, a mulatto twenty years of age be p longmg to Col.-Polk, sraj .bound in me'af fan apprentice - j to the CarDenter And Joiner's trade, and served four vears nd U capable of doing good work in both branches ; Is V brisk, axuve, obedient and healthy, WM. JONBS. FOR SALE. rT,HE Subscriber, wishing to remove to I'.ie Mis-isstppi Territory, is desirous to sell his Lamicd J'-ODtrtv. Four miles from Raliigh he has. Miil und '330 acres of land, 50. acres ot which are cleared ami most of it in corn. This property is well worth the attention cf any one in clined to live, near the seat cf govcrn-.ncnt or ii the city. The mill is situate in a very good neighborhood for cus tom, and on a never fulling stream ; thtre are two pair of stones. two bolting cloths and a cotton machine all of which pro by vrater : the mill having the preference of any near the city for making good flour. There is also a saw mill in forwardness, which, it is supposed, will be very profitable when completed, as there is abundance ot good timber, &c. and a great demand f;r stufi" ut high prices. There are houses sufficient for two small families ; with a parcel of good fruit trees. 1 will t.cU, with the above, some cattle and hogs, and the crop now growing. It is deemed unnecessary to say more, as no one will purrhuae without viewing the premises TOWN PROPERTY. The eli gible LOT on which I reside, containing one acre, is from its eleVated situation, amongst the most valuable in the city; it lies between the Eagle llosel, and Newbein Branch Bank, and near the Slate Bank and State-House. Likewise, two other lots, one of one acre, and the other over one and a half acres, with small improvements, in a convenient part of the town and Polksbprough. I will take a reasonable price in cash or young negroes, for all or any ot the above property; or if more agreeable to the purchaser, I will give six and nine months' credit on one hall the purchase money, by giving negotiable paper, pay-1 able at either of the banks in this city. I have(a parcel of i household and kitchen furniture and plantation utensils, that I wilL sell low, for cash only. Application may be! made to me at any time btfrre the. 22nd of September next. If not sold before that day, I purpose then selling the land, mill and crop; and on the 23d sell the balance here in this place. I take shis opportunity of informing all those who have j any claims against me, to bring them forward f jr adjust ment; and sil those who arc. m arrears with me, to call without lieUv a;id make payment, as no longer indulgence will be piven j. SCOTT. July 1J, 1S15. 29-tf. N. ,B- On the second day of sale, (Sept. 23) 1 will to the highest bidder, for cash. TEN SHARES in the State Bank. I wish to return my sincere thanks to a generous public for past favors,, and inform them that I have just received from New-York and Philadelphia, a handsome assortment of Jewelry ; some good Gold and Silver Watches,-a parcel of good Silver Spoons made in my shop ; silver-mounted Swords, with Enauletts & Plumes. at N- Y. Prices. I will have finished, in a short time, a parcel of good eight-day Clocks, warranted to be of the best kind, and on the lowest term I have a very good workman, and all materials for clojk and watch making, and will repair and warrant all kinds of watches, clocks and time keepers of the most complicated nature, and will continue to do, and have done every thing in my line as formerly, so long as I" remain in this place. J. S. CHEAP GOODS. S BOND, has just received from Richmond and Pe- tersburg a fresh assortment of.Goods suitable to the season t-r-Among them are Calicoes, Cambrics plain and figured, Jaconett Muslins',, Lenoes, Bumbazettes, Shirt ings, Ginghams, Vestings, Janes, lioyal Ribb, Cotton hose, Shawls and Handkerchiefs, Locki, Hinges, Cotton and Wool Cards, Knives and forks, pocket and pen knives, plane irons, Scissors, vFoot adds, Shoes, Queen's ware. Curry Comes, Saddle irons, Bridle bits, Stirrup irons, fine hats, Medicines, hatte?s trimmings, 8tc. &e. Most of the above article he will tell at PEACE PRICES for CASH only. ' 25 ' MARE 8c COLT STOLEN ! ANT perm giving information to Ibis Office ao that a Chesnut Sorrel Mare and her colt may be recover ed, which were stulm from a plantation near Oils city, abput tbe night of the 3d of July, instant, shall be liberal ly rewarded. The Mare W trpwards of ten years old, and has a sear on one of her sides occasioned by the ketch of a rate the Colt was folded hut spring, it of a bay colour and a female. Raleigh. July 21. 1315- rtl, COMMITTED 'T"0 the Jail of this county as a runaway, on Thursday th 6th initant, a nerro man by the name of Abraham who was late! taken from this county by John Stroud of urang t wtorria, and as be says, was sold by said Stroud to a .certain Jesse Round tree, in the neighbour, hood of Augusta. There are several charges now against the said Abraham of a criminal nature, for which he will stand his trial on the second Monday of next Month Should he escape death, his owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away. WILL. SCURLOCK, Jailor, rittsboroujrh, Chatham county, July 10, 1315: The printers in South-Carolina and Georgia are requst ed. to give tbe above three insertions in their respective pa pers, and for ard their accounts for payment. W- S. Walter lanes1 Domestic & Factory Loom. "pHE patent rictt to this LOO.f, so far at respects tbe -State of IXcrth-Carolina, has been purchased by a Company of Gentlemen, who intend as soon as possible, to have constructed a number of the Looms fur sale. They will have Looms it operation in different parts of ne state ait tne course oi ure ensuing Spring. Those per. sons who with to purchase Looms, will make application to Samuel C. Bra me, at Raleigh, and the Looms will be sent to them at the expence of the Company. The Com. pany can with confidence recommend this Loom as one of fie most useful improvement in the Domestic Art, which has been made ; fifteen or t went v yards can with ease be woven in a day, of a thread which is usually denominated "atwelve hundred," and c' a thread denominated " a six hundred," from thirty to forty yard can be woven in the day. A person can learn t!ie art of weaving on this Loom in two or three days. The whole process of weav ng is carried oaby the motion of the Batton. The Loom Us simple in its construction, and euily kept in order. 2 January 10, 1815. SHOCCO SPRINGS. pHE subscriber having contracted with Gen. Williams, to occupy jhe Houses lately erected at the Shocco Springs, oegs k'ave to inform those gentleman and ladies who intend visiting them the present Summer, that he1 is in readiness to .accommodate those who favour him with their mpSJvy)oJIe hajj just returned fronLpetwjrfwe.iCut. wti lUMit iMsUawftttt xt UqWs, rlkc. tltot cbutd bm n1- Woi cored. , J. H. HAWKINS Warren county, July 15, 1815. 30 3t - ASH LUMBER, T WILLgivt a higher pries than has ever been given in Haieigh, for a quantity of Ash Lumber, of good quali ty. Tho Lumber n ust be 1 3-4 inches thick, rough edge, & 12 feet long, and of any width. THO. COBBS. July 30, 1315. 30 3tpd NEW CASH STORE AT CHAFRL HII.L. ' HF. Mi'.'scribers respectfully inform their frluius and A the public at large, that Ihty have formed a copart. nership atCbapef 'Hill, under the firm of Neale I.. Hor ton Sc Co- and have just received from New-York a hand some assortment of FANCY GOODS, Hardware, Cutlery, Groceries Uc- amongst which arc fine h. superfine cloths ami cassi meres ; marsailles, rnval rib, muslinett, ir.uslins, limities, cotton shirting, Irish iinen, diaper, bumbazetts, chintzes, caliicoes, hats, shoes, cotton and silk stockings, vestinett, vest patterns, catnbiicks, blank books ; and a numberof other articles suitable for the season, which are too numerous to mention : uni which tliov are deter minedto sell low for casl William Ctin, sen. Tho. N. S. Hargis, Neale II. II or ton. Chapel IfiM, 19th July, 1815. i k I STATE OP NORTH-CAROLINA' ouas or cdujrrr. s ? Court ef Fir is aod Quarter Setsiona, May term, 1EIJ. w -JametS. Smith, , " JnsUcei vs. . - I exeenti , John Cooke, executor ot Petef Smitbdeceaa- Ion, levii d, John Hilton aod wife, Ellsha KirkAah and fed oa wile, John Corry aod wife, Ludwick Coatee and f j wife, aitd Hannah Smith, widow. J T T tppearing tn the satisfaction ef the Coatv that' thW ' defendaftt is this ccoae, rvside'wkboat the llraitt e ' this Stateit it therefore ordered by the court, that pub. li cation be made in the Raleigh Star, for five weeks, that ' the said defendants appear at tbe next County Cr art to ' be held for Orange County, on the 4th Monday of August -next, and shew cause, if any they bare," why said Und iuw uoioe worn. JUOJT TAILOR, hm. .'"' I S TA IK OF NORTH-CAROLINA. oraage cou.vrr. ., - '-'j Court of Pleat and Quarter Sessions, May terml ISU.' V ' ' f John Ums lead, N 4 -.'1 ' I., v John Cooke, executor of Peter Smith, I ''W'' ' f deceased, John Ililton and wife, Elisha cution,levied ' Kirkman and wife, John Corray and wife, I , ' . r f Ludwick Cotner and wife, aod tiannan I 00 ' ' mi.iiu, luuvr. j jv , , IT appearing to thetatisfactionof the Court ttit the d fenonis in this cause reside without tbe limit of thia State it is therefore ordered by the Court, that eubli.' K In. I.. D.l.:l. Q.' c m . iv. -v. ... .(h aw, iur ura weexj, taat tne ' . said defendanta aDDear at tha nv rv.-. -v- . 5 held for Orange county, en the 4th Monday of Auiruat' " t -next, and shew cause, if any they have, why said Und' ' T' : - ' - a 4 juutt, tun: c. e. - , , WINDSOR CHAIRS, f GEORGE W. GKlMESietpectfully informs the ei" - ' ensof Raleigh and tbe publio generally that he ha ' taken the House on Hillaborough street, opposite to Mr.' -Wm. Boylan's, where he intenaa carrying oa the Windaof ' V Chair making, in all iu various branches, tie wiH alaoW carry on the Sign and Military Colour Patatinmtlieneaju' ' est and most elegant manner. Tbe Chairs will be made ' to any tashion, and finished in a atile of elegance mferior" ' V to none in the Union. Orders from the country will be "V; tliwittully received and dispatched with celerity. ' .- i y 33 3m . Rleigh,Jujie2,18t5i - ' N. i. An Apprentice to the above business, of good fa mily and about 14 or 15 years of age, will be taken. - - ; ' , . . -'v, TREES WANTED. IM1E Committee appointed to superintend the improve ment of the Capital Square, Wish to contract for one hundred and thirty Lombardy Poplar trees, not less than 2 inches in diameter and 8 feet in height to be. delivered In the month of October nest for further information ap ply at this office. July 18, 1815- State of North-Carolina, WAYNE COUNTY. Way Term, 1815. Elizabeth Applewhite, ') vs. C PETITION. Elisha Applewhite, 8c ajs. 3 4 TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that John Applewhite one of the defendants in this petition, is an inhabitant of another State : it is Midcretl, by tht Court that publication be made sis weeks in the btar, fur the saidjlefendaiu. to appear at ilie County Court of I'leas ami Qu itter Sessions, to be held for the County oi Vayne, nt meourt-Mousein waynesbon, on the third Mo.nl iy u AugJstnext, and answer, plead or demur to suid ..eiu.on, or the petition will be taken pro confeso and the prsyer ot tne petition gruo'ed. i 30-G.. Test, JNO. M'KINNF.. C. C. NEW & CHEAP 'TMB Subscribers return their hearty thanka to their X customers for past favors, and inform them and the public at large, that they have just received from JVw-,' Yerk, an elegant assortment of FANCY GOODS " Hurrt ! WarefjJand Cutlery j amongst which are Mill, Put k,xtQUk,L C&taiUi'rntexta-c- Workroajfc,a-"aiTt fladler's materiala 1 larire Gilt framed House Glasses, an assortment of Paints. Paintara'and m. ther brushes ; Weston's Gentlemen' t and Servants patent , ' water proof Hats, with fine and coarse UaU of comfnon ' ' quality. All of which they are determined to tell low for - . cash, and in no other way ; it it therefore hoped that no person will call for credit. , - . - . ; CAIN & IURGIS. . P. S. Dry Goods sold by the piece at or below, the Ft). 1 teniburgand Itichmond-prices. ' 27-6- State of North-Carolina, BEAUFORT COUNTY. r . Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, June term, 1815. Daniel King, ; Wm. D-Titua, & Co. JUcliment , Garnlabe " . FT s:.tisfoctor:ly appearing to the Court, that the defen A dant, William D. Titus, and company are kihabtyuiu' ' f another State It was ordered, that public notice b given in the Raleigh Star,' for the space of three month . tor the appearance of the said defendant at the Court ' . House in Wasliington, on the first Monday of September) next, and then and there replevy and plead, or the plain.' . on wUl oe permiuru toproceea to nnaljuagment against v 3m f tho. SMAVv, la ..' :; ' r v, ' I-.; them. jli: . i- 1 i? m M (: !' ' -f : 'i i State of North-Carolina, BEAUFORT COUNTY " Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, June term, 1315. Original attachment. Pxtbb SmitS, Gstiushee. : Daniel King, vs. Wm. D. Titus '"craeuu -. XT satisfactorily appearing to the Court, that the deferi ( ; dam in this case, William D. Titus, is an inhabitant of"1 anoiher State It was ordered, that public notice he given Pi I for thaspace of three months in tlie Ualeigb Star lor tbb" ' appearance f sid defendant, at the Curt4touse, in Washington, on ilie firit Monday bf September next and then and thei e" to replevy and plead to aaid tuitr' or the 1 plaintiff will be pei u.iittd to proceed to final judgment i-V . ' gainst him. ' ' ''''' ; i - 26 3m THO. SMaWVCI k. ; btate of North -Carolina, "7V BEAUFORT COUNTY. . Court of Pleas and Quarter Sesslont, June term, 1315. ' JamCvfUy0t' Original At- f , W. W.;Eo " K. Martilley. thment ' ' 1 4 Ytjiavuig buen made appear to the satisfaction r th a. Court, tli AP the defendant. E. Martillev. is an inbaht; t iiitoc aito.tlici : government It was ordered, that pubfi cation be mdefor three months in the Raleigh Star, for , tue appeurance'orflie saidTdefehdahVat tfie CouH-THotise V im Wetting ton, on the first Monday of Seplembet next, ' and tl-e i ana-there to replevy and plead, or judgment f- nat wi.i be permuted a&rainst him. , ' . THO. SMAW, CPk.r ! Bank of Cape-Fear. OJJfce of Discawtf and Deposit, Salem, July 7, 1355 rpHE Office of Discount and Oeposit of the Uankwi C . Fear at Salem will be opeivd on Tues luy ti e fust day of August. Notes ofi:red far D scOtint mu!. ! c JMk ed at or before three o'clock of Tuesday, and Uisco-.uii. will be declared on Wednesday morning at lo o clo. k, and payments maJe the same day Printed stamps may be had on application to the ag;nt? 30 2m CUAHLES F. DGGE, Ag.t. Persons wishing to transact business with this agency, will oflfer their notes in the following fonrt: Salem, Nor th-Carolina, 181 Dollars I - ' day? after we A. I. C. D. and E Y. jointly and severally promise to pay at the office of Dis count and Deposit of the Bank of Cape Fe ir, at Uale.m, to Charles F. Bagge, ageut of said Bank, or'orde'r dol lars ceats, value received. Witness otr hands and seals. ' (SRL.) Wilnessv (SEAL.) (SBAL) 2(i 3m tate of North-Carolina; Court of Pleus and Quarter Sessions, May Term. iai5. Tiiomas Cobbs Original Attachment; levied oft ' e Mshogony Log nd other V( 7,c mis Jjionson. 3 things. , .. .. 1, ' -Vi , f a;:t) urin to the sisfactipn of this Court that tihe.de . It-.itu.ini 'A -in's Ilionion is rot an inhabitant of this state,' ' m is o..:i vi tli.it publication be made 3 months n the - - 1. at !i ; tar, that unless s;ud defendant come tfi andre- tfvy ami gauist 2-' 3m Test. n S. KINO. IJJ C T si : 2 -: If"' nlc:uL at or before next Court, Judgment wilf oa .,nifred o against him. ' ' 1 . CHEAP GOODS. TllV. Subscriber begs leave to inform his customers 'Tti ami tlie public eenerally, that he hasJust returned f1 from .Yew lor with and is nowopcning.a newaod GeV g neral Assortment of DUT GOODS, UTlR V, tcalfbFi ? v S which he will sell. at very reduced prices for cash, .and v;'1' I no other way so it is hoped that no mtson will abnTv for " credit. Goods by ihe piece will be soVd at Petersburg -ir. prices. ' '-'wi ? 5 , -: DENNI3 HAItfX3. : A" IlillsbQrough, July 5K 1815. - 1 S7t-C 1 u ' lli'-' 1
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