y- i ir , ' ",' 1 ,' ' "" iTtiinnf. briftKrahScWlt of ctfoV-4tcobt lo lisMseh Wffdan-tJVIxiWWcnSoN oWtt
v Massachusetts. L-CfflSiaiuir I eTer,-o.e centcci, narujes nayc pccurrcB wuu. w incir nucrncs, iruuciicaDic wn vc rc "ty uojTcnwi oateiieer,
,4voj y;-f, 7 t v,-
7 '7::7Vi''.REMONS1NC
v -irx;.ir4-"i : r:;a '-.- -m t : rrtmnnrf-H ' But t v rHmtdv i&in theoovreroi con r ana iv mvoiTinc mem in daisasirous war, pat i rwnKa.i-io-mTseii n w-.
crei,; and- took to their wisdom fop its iffica- PC in the power the enemyhe Qootrol of
clous' jand speedjrt application. T771i7t:!v;7' -a''
" The chief mottte which tnfliieflctd; the asterr
, . .1 .'. v't . I
states to abolish th old conrederauonranu y ir
render a eteater share oF their own soveien paw-
eri 6s appears by the recent history of those timei,
was. theexpectaM1 hat their coTnmerce ;vi'ouia
be better protected iby the nitional ''gbfernmeo.
. The "hardy people of the :orth stobd: ini no
neeu 01 tne s 01 toe oomn o proiccnncm in
theii liberties. For , this they cotild sauly rO'
ns they" always had done, on : their own. valour.
But it Was an important object with tbeni,, that
every aid, taciiity,- and encourage raem snouia pe
the) Fisheries treasure of more value to; the
country than all the tenitorka for which we are
contending, andLwbkh furnishfed tbe on)y means
of subsistence 40 , thousands of pur ciUixns'tlie
great fiujrsery of our i seamen-anaV the right '. to
which can never ha abandoned bv-N. Kntrtanfl.' '-
? vl?ri.-lfc 'tiirh irrniTiitanr it'ilf nrxtciivaprt I Viol Mall li 11
government would be treachery tpvthe people. In Goldsmith's History of England
maning mis solemn represenianon 01 our suner
ing and ur Jdangei s we have . been influenced
1. : .
1 y
only, by the duty which we owe , to ourcoiistitu
ents and our country, td our consciences) and the
C(.VlasMcail) '7 '7, v'7
Electricityi
is' onpuIftion7,7i;V ' J-gf-$
1 uoicsmith s History ot Lrtgland, ivolj ;',
Hjime and-SmolUtj fittor;i2blsi('A;i
ARohertsqh's C harles : 5lh"4 vols. V
Ditto ; Indiai 1 vol tyJVi-
memory ol pur, fathers.t And to the Searcher of, Plowden's IJistory bf Ireland,4 5 vbQi;'
, tor the purityIpurmotryes,u,Doon s Kome,3 vols r 7h t
all heatUwe appeal.
aitd the sinteriVy of our declarations.
;Far from wi&hing to embarrass, the adminis
tration, in any oJftheir negociatioris foV, peacef we
cannot but express? our regret, thai they , should
not hare evinced aVincere desire, for this greaiJ
i .4 i..... . r it. .....4.
.' . ..r.!., i . .
v nn .rt. has beet toolone esiaousnea muw
v, awiunt itn the pcrmaneni ifn,crcw w
i i 4, .4,0,44 nf an nalions. to . be disturbed lor
I-' Ariri.h(tkutincr in its Dlace. certain vi-
-teoaarr Qtionsrl t whictr tne r rencn revolution
gave f birth, and which, tftougn long since,expipa.
7 jSd there; seem'stiU' tohave anmhappyinfluence
x in our country. . ' : "i v;;7 77,,, ( k
Tr; Having thus . 6rindi the ivowea xaues oi ine
7 war. and esDceiaWf -;th mbtives for a .persever
since On it. so whollynequaiej: to jfisiilythe
. nrvniinn - f 11 uiaw uvuvii v iwa wsr.ww. .-w
'V cannot however- wii,hout(thtf roost onclusio
vidcncevbelWyeaUhbugh the W&surtjs and-lan.
7 jguage of some Jhigh publick functionaries indicate
the fact, thaatnoition, ana notjusuce, a lust ot
ooqiiest and hot a defence of endangered 'rights
- ... r "
fvre"Jmiig intj -rem vsi5 ci at si ui-v. iu
'r presenV-'bostttto 'v.
Mufit we then add another example to the ca.
talogue of Repubi.tcks,iwnicuiiave ocen :, ruined,
y spiii, of foreign conquest Have weliio
ftfrarA to the solemn, professions we have so Often
" n&peaied, none totthe example,; nOae to. the pre
.m nf -Wisinetoni . liit pbisible, either, toic
'4uire,crt9 maiatain, extensive foreign conquests,
Vithout poweynjl staging 7 armtei. fAnd did!
uch armies ever long .permit the people,' who
itere so imprudent as to raise and maintain them,
tjO enjoy their liberties f(, ;Pi7
7 lWnnrea of ntilitArv ODDression . have . already
-13 . -.- . J " :,' .Lr.r rlinn rnmniorrii ivk . inrtfl rhpp!hrH. vlnri,t
flecurrea amone us . uiu a wavwiuui pcuuic, ,.wr:.. . . - -1 - ------ - is. j.... , 4..,
iloua 'bf their.richts. must havebbserved some rand protected; and the st.pulauons of the con oiessings may be equally difiasea, to every por. I
Mtempts to control their election, nd to prostrat: i 8t"u,o wtre fulfilled, m urcentyand good raithion 01 Uw u-uon.
the civ'uV before the miliary t authority.' If the ; Since thai period, however, the same spirit n the .House of Repi
1 4...... r.m. 4n t,;K in nfRf4f if th 4..i nas arisen, ana nas cxniouea an unreienune sc- xcauuu ubec
lablishment ofa chiin or ilitsry-posts, intherVemyn the exercise of its sway, until at length,
interior pf our country-if the extensive pfeta. h7 eries of restrictions, utterly destructive of
H-ations which are made in1 quarters, where invs-i lhe calculations of the merchant, by prohibitions
sion cannot be feared, and 4 the total abandonment j and double duties, by embargoes and non inter
nd neglect of that part of our country where a course, and lastly by war, the poor remains of that
lone it can be appjrehendeo; have excited our anx-: commerce that once covered the ocean with its
WW .nt alarmA to ihe real Droiccta of our ru. , sails, have been nearly jinnihilated.
f. emotions Kave not been drniinished. bv Nor has the other part of he consideration beeu
John BuU and Brother Jonathan
Coelebs iiisearch of Witiui l
GillietHistory:of eeevolsT' 7' '
Do:dittfe
Itnnpeires UniversarBiograjih
Cavallo
given to that commerce upon which, their prospe
rity almost exclusively depended. 7 7,v ? ? 7
To ensure this great pbjsct, a very unequal pro
portion of political power was conceded, to. the
southern states. The represenlatbn of ' slaves
was the Drice naidbr the northern states for the
stimulated nrotection and encouratrement of ; their! object- by accepting some ' of the repeated ove
trade, and for an agreement of the southern mem-i11'" naade by the enemy for the suspension ol
bers of the union, that the publick burthens should S hostilities-. And permit us, in conclusion, most
be apportioned according to representation. Ex ; earnestly to request, that measures may imme
perience. however, has Drovet', tb3r,zalthoi!:a theldisttily be adopKd, 16 stay the 8ord,of the des-
contract on our part has-been faithfully . fuinlledltroy errand 10 prevent the further eflFuiion of hu-
- . . . . 1.. . . i 1 1 1 - . . '' .4 . . ' : " 1 1 r . 1 i r
Doth these considerations have utterly tailed . 7 man oiooii ;mai our mvaumg armies mayoc lona.
lndicjitions of a spirit hostile to commerce were-w,lh recalled within oucown territories; and that
very t ttort Of our rulers may be speedily-iirect-ed,4a,4
he attainment of a just and honorable
peace ; that mutual confidence, and . commercial
prosperity may be again restored, to our distract
ed and suffering country and that by aovp
ri,jht and faithful administration of our govern j
ment, in the true spirit of the consiitution. its
early visible, among some of those who now con,
trol the destinies of our repubhek. 7 But the fa
therof his country then presided in our councils,
and this spirit was vanquished. Under the influ
ence of the" wise and liberal, and magnanimous
system adopted and pursued by his admmistra
ril.44 '':-1l44-, T h
Gen. Pike's Expeditfous (o theources of llieVli,!
:aissippi and throogh.the Western artsorw1!
isiana, to the sources of the;Arkaiisalc I
7La PJate and Pierre Jauo! Uivers f and iGiiT 4 1
through the Interior 'Prvof 'New iTpsiidw; '
ing the years 1 805, 6 & t JUuatratedTy luL
, and charts. , , :Jr4;77'v ;7fi;
The British Cicero, a stectronof the mosta' vs
ed Speeches,, by ThomaV Browne 3 Vols
Female Biography. orMemoirJ of illluscii
. . r.. ... r. . ai VJ ya),' 4 fWt-vjriV. 1
Bnweh's Life bf Johnson, -3 vgIs'h rr . .7v vf--J
Ditto e 7I'our totheHebrides-,7 7w:'3v.;i
Melmoth's Cicero, 3 voIi'V )fA-fr
Kendall's Travels thrpinyli the ortherh parts t fc
the United States in' 180? 'aid 8Y3 vols 7 7 7'-1
Schcltt'trravelshifough'the Nonhera
, era parts of -do. 2 vols 777 s?ft'i'$'y
Porter's Traiels in Russia y ;7'S-77i -;V
IQ13.
rence.
- Duflne s M,lll8r LibraryDlctidnafy, a.nd H&d o
mtseAtativea. h.n H. hook ior iniaouy " - 7 i7 77
pted. Sent up Tor concur- i Steele' List Of the British Nijvy Oct, U 12 5'.j
j Father's Legacy Father's Teles . ' 7 .
TI MOT H Y BIG ELO W Sficakc. 1 Ur)den Ytli Mark's Ovid, Davidson's Virga
t ?n,.. 1... i - mil. ha ..i ,4,.1 Lntf V Demosthenes,-DuffcanCa?afPv
' .7.''. I Webster's Elements f V
JO?iNf PHILLIPS, Pretident.
leis, these emotions have not been dimmisneci.by . ,V,. j 1 . L VUU"UUB,,U" . w. BOVLN h is iu3: received Trom Philadel
iv s.t ' j .u- 'better fulfil ed. Taxation has never, excent in. al- . . r.'V ll'wJul Tecc,ea ,rot" fDliaaei-
BOOKS.
' has just receivi
phia and Baltimore, a supply of B')OKS ScSTA.
tiitt! S;atesifthey were destined By Providence.rheen flp MlrfAITY ;.
to rcbthe downward roadjto sbveryvihrough ! n f "hat reluctance it was then submitted; cott s Fam.ly Bible, volumes . ; gr. .
fore. conquest and miUtary. usorpaiion, your io by the, southern states, and wivh what tardi- Family Bibles in , I jqU me, different pntti
Wnltr.ntaregret,that suefr r moment, :- & such it was even partially collected, publick rc 7 Buchanan i s Asiatic Researches
occasion should have been chosen, for the ex-1 cords will determine.; - 7 m. - 8 Evidences Christianity 7 , 7
..:.-4 a., .kii. .c. ....ri .t;nn. r i; ' Of the two hundred and fifteen millions of doI-r a,ey "tto ditto . ,;
npe are making so magnanimous and glo.i.us ; ldemed by the United 8:ates, under the op-; D, o Natural Thedogr,,- .
effons .against the common enemy el tree .states, . ' kuyci.. .Km,.4u.u..i - - r V, iVT .71 ,
. .ir- th-.-.44.;..rt.nt ' f th r.i)o-r;ma i Has paid upwards ot toriy millions an amounts fiwwi-y bioi, o tou
. 7 , .. i j ... L b 4 , . ?tM.tMl n iVmtwiPtiAn tA i.k rwiiiiif! wht in it, ' Blair's. Davies. Saurin's. ' Dana's. . M(Vh9rter. .
Union. . I Smith's, Jarratt's and Doddridge's Sermons -
If therefore, the revenues, derived from this ; U wight's, Parkinson's, and Methodist Psalm and
Commonwealth, and paid into the nstional trea 7 Wvmn' ,
suiy, had been prtserve.1 in her own, she would Buck's Miscellany, 2 volt
iNewion s woras, y vois
"sworn foes to civil and religious slavery, siouid
tjoidniarily co.operate with the oppressor, to bind
Qth.r naiiprrs in his chains f that while divenin.g
the forces of one of Ms enemies fr.m the mighty
'Conflict, we should endanger the defenceless tpt
jritoris of another, in whose ports the flag of pur
Strugf 'ing for existence,; beneath his iron grasp.
Ufai'Se ci'ixeris have beeti ever aealous in the
cAuisi .of -freedom, and who contributed their ut-
jBlost cff jrisjforthe adoption of that constitution
Vl&dtr which, in former times, we enjoyed so
Ihuch prospcrityt most respettfully, but earnestly,
to entreat o;! conjure, the constituted authorities
of the Aation, by the regard due to our liberties, to
'pur Oniony to pur civil compact, already infring-
ep to pause oeiorc u oeioo iaie. 7
Le t the sober, considerate, and honourable. Re
prtstntatives of bur sister States, in which difftr-
.et councils preTaji, aMfc iHcuicic . - - ,
' Wtre not tbe'territories of the United States
. jiEnciently extensive, before the annexation of
Lousianna, the ptpjeetea reduction ot Canada, apd
iHzureof West Florida ? 7 77 7, :,
" Had we not millions upon millions of acres of
GnGUkivatedWuderoessj scarcely explored, py civi
lised man f '-'l-'' : ' V.',v-V-:. .V
Could these acquisitions be held, as conquered
provincei without powerful standing armies f and
would they not like other infant icolonies, serve
as perpetual drains, of the blood and treasure of
Ques United States f , yr is u s'-nousiy imenaea
to adopt ' the dangerous project, of forming , them
into new states, and admitting them into th ; Uni.
fin, without the express consent of every member
of '.he 'original confederacyV VWould not 'such a
measure hayea diwibt tendency',. to destroy i the ob.
v.... .. ,.f k, rnrrtnurt. h Cirhlrh nfnnt nu It.
7 j' n imUntained I 1 " . ."
Air4y-nave JVC wimcsscu mc lurnianuii auu
adRHSan Ol one. Simp jrwu mc .tiinuum 11m-
jijts ppbe uJStates, and this too, in opposition to
Ihwishes and efloris, as well as in viohtion of
' iL.'.tl.i. '4fJ Int.rnit.. nf dim. nF thf narripu tn
. . ' ... ' .4.J .1... .t.n rw. 1 r. r i V. i yv i4. .Fltinna
that practice and thefeby to extend pur republick,
i to regions hitherto unexplored, 'or peopled by in
habitants, whos habits, language, religionjand laws
are repugnant to ! the? genius pf our ; government,
v ' -Agaiut la practice, so hostile to the rights the
7 ihe safetv bt this state and so destruc
live .to her pvliiial potfrer ; so subversive , of : the
ptta of the rnutiwi,atd the, very .principles
-70pon which it is founded your." remonstrants, in
the rjarite ahd behalf of ihe commonwei.iih'of Mas-
; acbusetts, xeel n meir uuty 10 venter ineir most
.-.'ftlxforate and solemn protest .7 v, 7 7 7' : 77
7 If an extensive cbpMerated republick is $ be
flUinUiaejd, and we most ferVen47.prI;';'thaL4l.'
ns'i It can oniy .be, by a free communication , of
' fhe.-gflevancef feUi and the cavils appreheuded; by
anv of its members $ and by -a piompt and liber-
f al r:mety , The Same spiritpf .concession which
dUtW'l the formation ani adoption of the consti-
tun -n, should be' kept in a permanent: -and per-
"' neuitl tx'ercie. 7'-v,v7;v7;77.;v-7!"-:'v-
The I'leSSingstll govenipwiiia vigiiaiicc, its
! Brotcction. its rewarJsi should be equally and ira
pU' iaIIj OiUt itK).vta anais--uuruiens us equauy
ai4 fairly imposed. No poi ticn of the Union
" jtfghi to b aacdtictfl to fjhv " bcitl ifciyrcst pj
have been fullv coriiDetent to her own defence, i
and vould not have been obliged to solicit, norlPT'ddridge's Family Expositor, 2 vols
axperience the injustice of a refusal, of the arms, ; Josephus" Works, 6 vols
for which she has long since paid, and which ; Sampson's Beauties of the Bible, I vol
were her dire, from the general government, j Milton's Works. .
What good cause can be assigned, for this rtfu- LAW,
sal, your Remonstrants are wholly unable to deV Roberts on -Fraudulent Copveyaifcii
termine. No disci etion is, by law, vested in any ! Ditto on Frauds
officer of the government, in relation to this sub-; Dlfitst of Chancery Reports
ject . Its provisions are simple, plain, and per , ! Co wptr's Equity Pleading
emptory. Your Remonstrants therefore, cannot iomyn on Contracts
bat express their astonishment, that the State jNewland on Contract
of Massachusetts, possessing a sea-coast morc j BuHr's Nisi Prs
extensive and populous, than that of any other j Comyn's Digest
State in the Union, and a defenceless frontier by i Powell on Contracts
land; should hot only be entirelr abandoned by 4 EastCrowijLLaw-
the government w hose duty it is to protect v ' her, Harrison's Chancery ,
but should also be refused the arms, for her own : reaKe v wence, owm s 0140
defence, to which she is by law entitled. The
- f-
cannot however, permit themselves .to doubt
ihev
, thit
Chittyon Pleadings
American Precedents ,
:vnur. Will Hi.inhm.th .'h m..n,4c belwvn's Isisi frms
as will render to this Commorrwealth, that jiisuc e MassachuseUs Reiorts, 5 vols v
which the execufifedepartmcift has refused. ;cnnmg & Manfotd's Virginia ditto, iy&i
Ifthe war, in which-we have bein rashly plung-1 Connecticut ditto, 3 vols
ed was undertaken to appease the resentment, ! Harns & M'Henry s Marylaud dittcy
or aecure the favour ot France deep and humili jCaine's Wew YorK ditto, J vols
awng musi oe our aisapjiointment. ror attnougn
the eroperour is lavish in his professions of" love
for the American people," applauds our ready
self devotion, and declares " that, our commerce
and oor prosperity are witnin the scope of his po.
licyf yet no reparation has been made or offered,
for the many outrages, indignities and ihsuhs he
has inflicted on our government, not1 for the un.
numbered millions; of' which he has blundered
our citizens .And when e consider the course
of policy pursued by ourf4ii!ers,4nJb?!rxtera
relauons,,and commercial restrictions, from the
prohibition of our trade to St. Domingo, to the
declaration of war against iGreat , Britain .that
this course ftenlreceivedhis ppen approbation ;
and was not uurequently, conformable to the syS
7.1 "l ' a. i a . ' 1
Dallas' Pennsylvania ditto, yojj
Johnson s New York ditto 7777
Caint s and Tidd's Practice
Azuni's Maritime Law t
Richerand's Physiology1 7
Blurocnbach's ditto ,
Bichat's ditto
Coxe's American DispensatoVV
Hooper's Medical Dictionaiy
1 TOinpson'sChemistr
Bracki's Farrieryi . r-
complete ditto
f Useful Knowledge ' .
Webster's, Uilwortb's, Murray's, Perce's, sad !
Fenping's Universal, Spelling Bowks, l-y rtLf
single or dozen. , : , , j
Tyro's Dictionary 1 " . J ;
Fetsuson's Rome, 'a vols . ' ' (
Blank Books ' ;
Ditto ruled for Music " V. '''.
Litile 8c Smith's Music Books
India , Rubber, ted and black Wafers, red 1
black Sealing Wax, red and black Ink Pou
'Office Tape ' "-" ; . '
County and Superior Court Blanks. J - . .
Jane 3$, 1813. '- v 899,tf.
i ; ,
7 Navigation, of Roanoke.
TN conlotraity to an Act ofthe last Ctnerai
J. Assembly, entitled " Vn act lor improving it
Navigation of Roanoke River,- from the town ef
Halifax to the place where the .Virginia' liue&Vl
tersects the same," the uudersigned, Cornnu si-n.
ers named in the said act for the city of Uukiti,
have opened a Book for Subscriptions for Shartf
in the Capital Stock for accomplshing the sa un ¬
dertaking, which will continue open-tiUTthtf
October, at the Bookstores of J. Gales un4 V.
Boylan. , . . 7;.- ;7i?',
The proposed. Capital Stock is limited to lQO
000 dollars, to be divided intd shares of 100 do.t
lars each. A general meeting of the subset Ibtfttb
is 10 oe nem ai nauiax on ine m aionaay n uc
tober next'; and if 400 shares be 'not , subscribed
before, or at said meeting, all subscriptions n.ilk .
Ito be void. But if a sufficient number of sharta
be then subscribed, a Company is to be ;jcvganii
ed. under the title of "7 The Roanoke jVougati
Company," and subscribers 'must then pay ttn di
lars 911 every share subscribed and the reinaiii -der
when called uponVexeept that more 'thaw '53,' -7
1-3 dollars on a share not be called for in a'17 oca.'
year. '' ' 11. 0EAWEIX,1
V- , 7 1 , W. BOYLAN, '7
: April 10. ' . " 3f.GALES.' v ,
-TSy Subscription Books are also cpened at Edelrw.
ton, Plymouth, Windsor, Halifax WarintoinO
ford, . Rocksborough, CaswU C. House,;; Wtnv
worth anUGrmantoa, under the direction of ttiitt;
Commissioners at each placti. 177a 777.-.:'
tern Which "ihe himself had adopted -when, we
consider also; the mysterious secrecy' which hasftjullen's Materia Medical
.... '.- j 1 j .1 c .1 . L -. I-.. . . . . ' - . . '
ciicm iuc coiTcspunueuce oi me iwp governments
from pur vieaipaad above all, when we consider,
that in many instajices, the mpst important mea
sures of purr government have been anticipated, in
Palis, long before they werr.kjiown to the Ame
rican people, we cannot cenceal our anxiety and
alarm, for the honour and independence of our
countiy. And we most; fervently pray, that the
theaacriBces we have already made like the early
concessions pf Spain,' and Portugal, of Prussia,
and Sweden, may not be (he i preludesto new
demands and new concessions ; and that we
may be preSe. ved, from all political . connexion
with the common enemy of civil liberyi1':''-
? fTo the constituted authorities of pur country
we have now stated bur opinions and made known
our complaints.; of delibVr.
ate reflection and complaintsilwruiig Crony us by
by the tortures of that "cruel policy V which has
brought the g6J people 6f this commonwealth to
the verge ufruio. A policy which has annihilat
t J that commerce, So essential to their prosperity
increased their burdens while it has diminished
tlieijr nijus of cuppprl-proyi 2S $5
Lind on Diseases'in Hot dlimattf
Harty on Dysentery ... , 7V,
Spallanzani on the Blood'
Ditto ik . Tracts
4
-V
Medical Museum, 7 vols
American Medical Lexicon 7
Bell on Ulcers, Ditto Surgery ; J
Den man and Hamilton on Midwifery
Fordyce and Beddoes on Fevers 7
Abernathys Surgery , f
Kinglake on the Gout 7
Muiirbe's Anatomy, 3 voji
Beddoes on Consumption ;
Davidson on, dittb, '
Reed onV 7ditld -7
Willich's Lectures r i 7 J7 t
Chesselden's Anatomy '
Armstrong on Childrcj
Home on Ulcers 7 77
Cox on Insanity' ' , - '
Douglas on the Muscle
Buxton on Cpughs 7;
Fox's Medjcar Dictionary
WalliSvOn Diseases
f-i.
' .-V
' K i
..;
V'777
'. . . ,t
11 v.
. .. . . . . - . . . m .
outton on roul iir r ... 7
Gooch's Sdrgery 7 7- . '
':-7 SHOCCO' SP'RINGS?7:,;'rf I
THE subscriber, living on his plantation known Ly the liJiufc.
ol Poplar .Gijjre, a pry pleasant situation, one m'.k Atl
61 ihe Shocca Sprin?s and one pilet'rom tne Stage Road,' wiltV
continue his Boarding House the present season jor the acoom- f
mwfauon o Ladies and tJenilemett' who ayj visit thz
springs. Those VUHarita who thirtk. proper to board ..wish Sm t,
shall be furnished with every thing of ..she best that ihe
and-neighborhood afford.--! n consequence of the iacrcje of
boarders in past seasons, he has latelv erected a laige aiJd m
raodious itding, tateulaied to Hfnder th situation of hfL?!7
pany agreeable. He it noW prepared to accotnmoAiie aluxj
SiVENTY Boarders, he tTUSti with satisfaction to his corrtpw-?
and with ease to himself. , The road leading, to the prw v4y
be kept in guad order.- ff 'c. if,r. y . ' 7".J 7 '?pfrz
jLuwaru j. j oa
VVarreti county, Tune 4,1813.
3 IdARDfef groVn persons, IS cents pefiilay-'i
d servants naif price.'- .Horses' fed at 25 cents. 7 i""0"?'-
--is
r T.flnfl For JIfT.
THE subsCriber offers for Sale a valuabiejr.ro
.of LAND, containing 320 acres, sit uatca (
in the; county of Orange, within' fou'r miles of the.,:'
townof Hillsborough j this land is well watr
a river or creek running quite through it, and the
ioTrtadal to any in the ftei,ihbourbood.7lts
pivjiumed, ho person will purchase withoifli
viewing the. land, therefore a iluVjperrijesci lSf,
is deemed pnnecessary. ; Any pVrson;wial.ini; t
purchase is' invited' .to view the land;' and the tern?.
will be made known by the subscriber, livHj ''
the premises, or in bis absence Mr. Levi VV hutci.
'whose land adjoins the aforesaid tract. 7 '. ,
: t 7 7 UOSERT 11. , RE ADE., ,
June 15, m: (7:. v'7:7;'--rT(r-
Yancey br anson r
OFFER for sale thek tttoCK-PF GOODS in the Ctl
Raleirh. for Cash ort-. a Cidil lor Nej-oti-W? ' '.
handsorue Assatou-nUor ny places, JWJ WU l.a;d "K ;
K Mjv t, lt) .-, 77;'7-:- ;'; '7 ' '