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Stittxj Papers.
DANISH DECLARATION.;
"Th Copenhaan ojPdci&I Gazette contains
Hattd to-day, September fl. It state in sub
"aUuce as follows : . ' .
..... .. -1 . f S - . Y. ... W- .fJ.
AiWTiiie peace conciuuea ai ween jfc.ocwinxtw rR,"c, mc ycnu mm cuu.uruuiarr
-between Denmark and -Sweden, the king Wrteirieittlired in Cadiz," as 'TUlbtljBonsi
c eonstanUy appUfrd,: they have decreed and sanctioned,
trtntti inffllfrita M-jatahliifitl IV" Ti. ..L. 4t .L.ll I..
' Dan . ftrV"
tain .the irood intelligence reestablished be-'
YyisM iliafwii tiniitnv. H nivivsr linnft ill at
epoch Jhe Swedish coast nar the Cattegat has
loot ceased serving as a station for the ene
my's crtrisers, notwithstanding the engagements
DttmrikA infn in ' tit .aam fj-au tv tn nrntoiii
-rDataistresseisBheMftasU. Thejuhseqitt
ataie oi war oeiween oweuen ana jsngtanu
vouldit is true Cause some change in this
cmer oi iuing j out peace oemg auerwarus
iffei, and H.M.tluj sting f 6weie, iheirlBeiri
ani saecessors, and between their Monarchies.
II. The two high contracting parties, in vir
toe of the peace and amity established .by the
preceding article, agreed .ulteriorly to every
thing that can have : any relation to their reci
procal interests. ' ' ,
vIII.H M. the Icing of Sweden acknowledges
as legitimate, me. genera anu extraordinary
-'.if. .
v 1 frh. No share iVati be eoaf idert J as tranifcrrfd, unleti by
. w,';ttn mnrrfir r aiii attested and fiterrt tfttht
; 17th. :The Pfiide'nt,snd Dirsetort thsH n power -local!
a general .meftmj of the company at any ume, pying Joriy
4ia nnliM ' ' P 1 . -'.'
1 8:fc. Role and Repilationi ft to forfeitures of iharei Wmli
be preset ibed by the iharaholdeia' at their firit meeting.
19th. the i&haveholdc'rS at tbeiir jeheral meetibg shall have
pwer Walter or t Mrge the torejotnj ritles and reguiauoai
txcept ii to the teat of the etablisbment, two thirdl of the
sharehoklctt pteiew Cogcurrinf .
J. M'KNITTi . , .
. A FREW, '
CUNN!n6hAm HARMSi
'J' , Managers and Corresponding Comiaittee.
November liti' 18 13.
IV. The rerationit of eommerpp. ahail he re
established from this, moment, and shall.be ran-
tnally fayored. Ihe two high conXraCting
parties ahall take tu most eBectnal metaods
. -
en vnrspoinu . . , ; ., . .
VI. The present treaty sliall be ratified, and
the ratifications shall br extthaneedwilhiirihe
period of three months, to be reckoned fVom the
aay oi signature tncreol, or before if it be pos
sible. , ,
In witness wherfinf. w. trifnndfrai'-nJ- in
Virtne ofonrfull powers, hare' signed the pre-
L a a. i.li. r a i .
(t. 8. TA
(l. a.) TH
MTALION MORI0 AND DACU.
THK COUJTT DP..J5NOE8TROM.
BlaosiDK WJEJTHRSTBfiTi ...
- u
.established between the two goyernmobts, it
! hi- loiiBrti nnuh f hi e.Ast n&ar th C'nf .
;1gatr bnt upon 'an the SwedUh coast, that I 11! J L,"e h?7w"Snethe pre
Uioish touriiUon Was . interrupted. It wasi6"1. V thereto (he seal of
atibulatvd in the treatv of Joen Koenintr, that l ourttrm- .
the sequestVatiofa should be taken off Danish Done at.BtoekhoIm, the 19th 5larch, of the
property m oweuen j ana neyerineiess tins ycar oi vrrace, tsis.
claim has hot been executed ou the part of the
ovredishgoterament under tno most rrtvoieus
At th"e beginxiiog of last year a treaty of
Itdckholqj ana St. Petersburg!), and again
Onhli'rmfA nt Alio. Hhkhiil tt?n ' TrAm!)d Iiaf
aissistanee for the execution of the plan already
"Ilr6Way.-i-'VV',ith the same vieVn allianct
itui cunciuacu ueuvceii nweuen ana ureal
f ritaia. i Since this epoch, Sweden, no longer
eeping any appearance with Denmark, took
l : ... . a a i . , i
measures mamiesuy noMinej sne enipioyeu
' At the aauie time a considerable number
f -JJanisti vessels, laden with gram for pro
tisionbtg Norway, either by government Or
, atorent inaividuaJg, were held m. sJwettish
poite, ;here they sought an asylum, either
agait tempests, or the enemy's cruizers. All
complaints against the measures, the.conse
queuces of vhich were so fatal to the inhabi
tantsfVrway, were without effect. It was
onfy answered, that the exportation was for
bidden uj Sweden: a prohibitionwhich evident
ly could not extend to Danish vessels trains, to
fevictual Norway. It was thus it was endea-
yoitred to compel by . famine the-Norwegians to
r ccoracowetes. .
",Tli3 Swedish govern meai, relying upon
tlie aeWisfgce of powerful asues, openly de
znanded the cession of Norway, and proposed
other countries to Denmark as an indemnity.
It was clear to all . the world, that ueh a
, rop(witioH wqi not admissible: Denmark re-
. jested it." - . . ,j' .. .
.w The Swedish government redoubled its
.hostile measures; it prevented all eommani..
Cation, hv int(rriijiiip- tliA c.nnrsft nf tkn rtoats
' j .... , n i -
..pttween Sweden and .Norway- it did more;
- Mauufacturin? Society,
PDR8UANT to previoos notice, a meeting
of a number of the citins oi' Mecklerbure count took
ilace in Charlotte on Wdr.eday the f7th of October bit. for
the purpoie of adopting measures preparatory lo the establiih
mem of a WOOL AND COTTON M ANUFACT OR Vi when
aJcommittee m m3nn km iumI.i.j m ,!.r. ...i..
Jattont lor the oemment ot the company, and alio, to col
lect wtormation oi the subject from persons concerned in iinai'
lir inititution. The committee have proceeded arieeably to
insu-uctions, and nor exhibit the plan btl'ore'the public. While
they are sedulously endeavoring; to acquire from thosec- ncern
ed in similar establishments jo differsat, feciiens of -he United
States, such itifo'iuation connected with the lul iect. as mav be
deemed tntctstinr to the compaay tlu y wili be biehly sra-
Jned tri receiving information" on this subject from an xtntle.
Jifln who may feel an intetest in promoting similarimtitutioHi.
Booklof subscription iU be opened in Charlotte on ?h8th in-
sunt, and in ihe adjacent count.es ai scon at practicable.
bentkmrn residmc at a distance, who may wish to become
SWb.Vden, by addiessirs; a letter to Aichibald Fftw, of
ChaHotie, will be accommodated.
The firs idea of the Dtooosed olan. havine rrowr hv cam.
t - - o-v -
mon conient out of trc pressure of the tinjunder the piesent
unempieo state oi o.tr lore.gn relJti .ns, ai d ihe ceneral con
vulsed state of the world, it is hoped , that an Initiation wh;eh
has for its object in addition to individual omotumcnts, te render
a sectjw of our couruiy meaiutably iml'pendeiu of foreign
supplies, will meet the liberal patrtnage ricur klW.citittns,
whjle it is at t!-e same time confident !v presumed t)iat many
Without the li r:s of this Stale, will be disposed to int&est
Hi msclves ut an establishment which pitraises general utility
Eutet and life,fdkr, fnr ik' gyeernmnt of a Tool and Cotton
a .
manuj.v ory, m : ,-tlaUuhtJ in tke county &it$Ubitrg ,
... o a Capital of J rj:ity Thmttand L-nl!art.
7 .Ross, & Cooke, .
jfFFER their services to the Publie ai
V. AUCTIONEERS during the Session of Assembly .-
They will sell Dry poods, Jcc. from 12 to.2 o'clock each dayi
and Booki every night. Their 8tora in large and commodious,
and a good fire will be kept. Any person wishing to have
Gaoda, 4rc. fold in this way, will please to send tliim to their
aOrewHh invoice!. '
Rleigh, ! 8th Kov. 1813. 20 tf
Vim, W. Mason, v
QADDLER, at the Sonth-East corner, near
is ineiviaturi, Kaieijn, Keepi constantly on hand art ox-
tnive lupply ol SaddleSTrTarhen, &e. made tip in the riwt
durable manner, , and in a ityle of elegance inferior to none in
the state.
P. S. A large aisorlraeift of Leather alwayi for sale as a-
bove j1 and Country Saddlcn supplied with mater'als in theti
l'ne f 20 4t Nov. 12, 1813.
J. OOKE, Prefer ofusic
pecuully inlormi the public, th he hai '
hiraielf m Raleigh; and purposes devoting his iime eUi
wardi the instruction of young lad.won the TlAKO t
HU terms will be ai follow : 0i
- 1 TJJ 1 HON, per quarter,..,
. , . ' . -icMton,.
year,
'S3,'
" An additional dollar txtr quarter will be chirrt T '
lari are watted on at their respective hruses. tk... .
"alwayi kerp their Pianos in good orde free of e, &
h,as, however, invented a simple instrument wh. u
young ladies of attention and tolerably good ear ri' i
keep, themselves, their instruments in good tune. T"
conceives to he a great advantage offered to thou. k '
... "SO nix.
Srher it is difficult to find raasteri capable of tui,i. !i
newest music, good strings &C7 will be'constantl. w'
sale,:whereby scholars can without difficulty bp .,:.J
the end of each quarter a Concert wUI he gitn, in which K?
Ian will give a public exhibition oLtheir Dro. u
tiught some, yean at Newbern and Washington, in ihj,
T t'-- o w me sciear (U
teacher doubts not of giving sitiifaction to his eaiolnv.,.' .
of being found deserviig of a poition ol public tionae '
i ... 0 ... r
rr. a. xoung genjietnen wm oe UUga, on the h.
' " nviiiv used itinrirt
or concert
pri.iii
(ST Atif RORtTT Or THE STATE Of WORTH-CAROLINA.)
.
SCHEME OF THE OXFORD ACADEMY
Lottery.
l pnre of 2000
1
I
" 6
20
20
40
80
100
800
do
do
do
(fa
do
do
do
do
do
da
-1000
sod
200
100 -20
tickets each,
50
20
15
10-T2pTie, Not two bUnki to 9515 500
21V23 blank, prite.
3100 tickets a- 3 r'ollan each, ii gi5,500
The cash prires object to a deduction ef fiftee-n per cent.
1st. Books 'hall be opened by the manajers to receive and
enter subscription far lour hundred shares offii'iy doariach,
"11 VI 1 11 uini Oil
, it forbade Swedish .hips to pay the duties of tob8 P41""1?.'011' equ-l instalments, the first pay.
Xne ;Boand, ,a nghi- ensured to Uenmark fay nm. meeting tne company, alter
intMiipA.i;.. j,,:.,tt- Anr;-n,.,l l. ; insapjiointiint ot ti e PtesioVntand Dirprtn
2d. Any peiton miy subscribe aay number of shares, ei-
ner personally or by sprc al power of attorney.
3d. Al soon as ten thniuxurl M.,lltr. D..t.3. :k.j l.
.... ... CMUIVHUCI IMC li! d
r.r . .? "O"-- .
n.tCnor treaties, and especially confirmed by
the!lat-He&t?v nf .Tarn Kntininy. Evn this
v Mot cf ,t?i)ir prevented tho .vessel of other
HlfltlAna afaitm w'im" el.io A tti nf T Totnikim A.
Swedish ropj-iue" 0&cer declared by writing to nj8erl sh" call a meeting of the shareholder, in the town cf
ihe royal governor of the Isle of BoKiholm, that J chrit, and shall exhibit to the evrrpiny the books of sub
IsearjhgjbjB Dauish flag, and iutercejrt all com -tnuuication.
Between Christiansoe and Born
Jholm. This, order was in effact soon after
Harried Illtn PYPiilinn 'An nHipnr hilnninnn
to tiio 0ulsE Marine, proceeding from Born
t.lW. n'..l.:.1 ".-.,-.1 i .
Swedish brig Imd carried to Ystadt.
. v f It jw , with regret the Danish" government
ftel itself iartteti to take up arms to rcvfcnge
A'h insult 4od revenge its subjeets. Orders
. aYe in conseqntn9 been , given tp tho" o m -nandi!rsf
the forces by land ami's ea.
M ii very tliint' ninlmp- f hm ranltiSinh. Ra.
rlVl I,V i r" eV "iVi - W nH an annual meeting of the eoinpany at
ST firltiuetirt
Tions and aL'ressions of ix nnwer wlifB brtrn Lk.ii j .... .
LOriniia tn nil K.urnnn - rlii. lrtni "Iai& .' V 6 . r "
f V ' , . 7 i '. iw " w'.'wriai ann io restrict the operation the com
In consequence of. the war. which has. jiist t0 lhatob,prf nr ,, n A ,1 . . .
li. . , . . i V"Y 10 ,n3t odjpci a'one, or may order the hlts to be eonti,
l.l Ilk 1 11 nilT nTU7Ain l.AnWf.W- L r W...M.1' I ' '
'tW -V - -owcucn, uw.nd open under tlteJcionof the present or other managers
aifwar , . ''"- r a crioen, wmtn capital shall be applied tithe r to erect a Cot-
T ' -vmm.v IU. ..tlll WJf vUI
one..;"1 ' , ' " '
?t)i. ,The President and the Directors after taking an oath of
office, shall proceed to dect and to purchase a ieat or tcite for
saidfactory and land thereto attached, within the county of
p-sccaietDurp, and thereon to e-ect all necerwry buildings, to
make all contracts, to procure machinery,- and on behalf of the
cempany to-do every thing nccessaiy and proper for the com-
menceropnt and carry irg on the said factory.
. -4 m ,v
sciiption, and also all information u,hirb they my hae rttev .
ea respecting said posiness.
4th. The sharehers who may attend said ineetipf, or a
mijjrity oi thera, shall procled to elect by ballo, a Piesident
and three Directors, who.se term of fenrice shall not trP!
ihieeyear .
' Slh' Ia aU ciom Which nsny take place every iharehofdl
.1.-11 L. ' . i . . . '
...... ..c cmiiico to one vote, for rach share Subscribed at far
Uve lhare, aod one vote for every two shares above fiv.
6th. Any 'hareholder may by writing from under his band
. & a - . t
esicuiea neiore a justice ot the peace, depute 317 other ihaie-
noer to act as poxy for htm, at any general meetioff ef ihe
company.
7th. There shall be an annual mMiln.
First 500 diau n Blanks entitled to
j First d.awh Ticket ,
Ditto, on the 4th, 6lh, Sth, .and
lOrhdays,
Ditto, on the 12th, Hth, 16U1 arrd
18th day,
Ditto on each day from the 20t h to
the 30Thlnefusive, excepting the :-
Tickets constituting Prixcs, . 20 tiekefs each.
The said 20 priecs to comist of trie Numbers from 101 tn
500, inclusive each 20 of the said 40 to be me Vttt, the
Aril O.fi. A. frtuiA.. VI .. k... ."w. M..1. ... '
, . ...1,uluutlun IUlflfliT ana so refu ailw
ascending to the 39th.
dolls, each
200 doll.
SO dolls, rack.
, 20doUeacn.
. t
Adjutant-Genersd's OUicb,
RALE.IOH, NOV.4, 181f '
f is required of ;all. Queers, called 10,
vice since the 16th day of July (ait. to ft, ward rt .fZ7
fico immediate ly a Muster Roll f tt-e. Qfficei s and Sldi! ... '
der their command respectively, desigmting the time ,
vice 01 eacn 11 son. ,
It ii requested of all Officers and other penons, w!iori,
fnmtshedany of the Troops of this State, called into service
since the J;h of July last, with any kind of provisions or otber
supplies, 10 forward to this office immediately an account tawrf"
duly authenticated.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Adjuunt-Or
IBIt. - - ot the Militia of N.Curoliu.
1 ' 1 ....
Notice.
AT the last court of pleas and quarter-setf
sioni held lot the county of Frark;iri, miiiisiiat-on
granted to the Subscriber on the estate ol ROHERT HIGH, k
ceased, late of said County, AH persons indebted to said w
tate are requeued to m. ke Immtdiare wiyment Those wb
have claims will present them, legally autbenticited, witba
the time prescribed by law otherwise this notice will beplea
in bar of their recovery. J. KNIGHT, adm r '
Granville, Oct. 14, 1313. (6,.
First drawn on the 40th djy;
Ditto. t , 42ddy,
Ditto. . ; ; 45ih day.
Ditto. . v 5(Hh day,
Last drawn Ticket,'-
"Dallr.
Dolls.
Dolls.
Dolls.
200
100
500
100
Dolls. &)C0
TREATV OF PEACE BETWEEN SPAIN
AND SWF.DT5V.: '-'r-i:
In thelaarae of t!ie most Holy and Indiywiblo
Trinitv."" II. M. Don Ff(linen VTT l-in v
Spain and of the ludits, and H. M. t he; king of
-8Vl)Jpil. brills' Ammllr li!nllta.l mil. t,n .! .
. . j . .V.T .UIU1UII V. TT . . 1 L 1IIO HC"
iic vi edtaniiKuintr nun itrpmHtiinni th an
. , . , : ----n w..
vioiii rciaMviii Qi vamuy, wnien nave existed be
twteen their nioiijirckiit-. itnttninfofl f ).;
....-.jwii.viiiiv IWI 1411. im. 7
jiu.c, 10 vm, ; u. jjiuami sn tow name- and au-
Don Pantaleun MOrinoond !); r.nlnnAi . ti.A
Rrmiesof H.C.M. aud Clwrnlier of tho milita
ry order of St. James do Compostcla j . and H:,
..lug oi 'pweacn mons. P.tMirent. Count of
Jiugcitrom, one of the Grantlees of the King
dom of Sweden,. wiutsVr of state and foreign
attains, chancellor -of tho unuM-aitr nf T.n
chevalier coinmander of tba orders of tli kinif.
ehftvalierof the roval. order'of Charles Till,
: Orau J ltgleiif the'Legion of Honor b'f France ;
nvia aims. ustavu, baron of AVettersladt,
!ha.nclloroftliecojirt. commander of" the Vnl-i
star, one or llie eiguteen memliers of the Swe
dish Academy ; who, after having oxchanged
their full powers, and found them in n.l
rfu a order,-agreed to.Uis following Articles :
.rt.ru 1. inoro suaii exist peace and unify
bstyrccn II. M. tka king of Spam and of the In-
lOiH, raWeTFe duty ot the Pres.dent and D.rrit,r. t
cause tobe kept, ah andxeguiar .books of entry tot alLam!
very company tranJacrion. which books ihail be s..lmirte! m
the-shareholderi at their annual meeting or to a committee ap-
poimea oy.mem, anafteubjecl to their revisaUnd correct ion )
aid nCTmrny accouut thus exhvbited, shall be considered as
'. si . .
..Hu.uali -r catceiveo, unless passed . an xuch by said oommit
tee. ' ' '
ljih. Noefilcnr ihan have a vote inpasslne wcenoelllnr a.
ny account; in which as ,iuch be is iurer .ted. . 1 '
18th. It ihlll be Jhe.dut7ofihe Preiidi ft;.
. H " VUVbHHI) wy
appoint a Treasurer, who shall enter into bemd with -oodjiecu-
rity, in. at least foubUiiJie amount ,of tle canity stock of tU
company, for iho .faithful discharge of the dunes of hiiefficel
and noJill orparper shall be a gottd voucher t the Treasurer
unlets iignedbyjtreiident.ei tJhe; company.
1 3th.: All comjeflsalisni.to cot
nual meeting of ihe c-mpny. : ' -
J4th. .All dividends of piefits ihall be pay aneu. ,,jL I
I5ib. .Any pJBcer of .the company' may be dismisne d. t an-
ierioral meetins two thirii of A ihsYChoaetspmafCDncor-
Ihff punlic will pf rci-WthaMa the-foreiroin gchemrr-a
alteration has been mae bvaconvertin tT- l'nrin a.m... .
(tSatine tune, and ih onnn . !
, , .,,,.,, siuiuiry premium.
This change hai been reported to for the lole aurpoie of hasten
ing the di aw. n& by placing in the piwor of the manage,! to
commence under the sale Of a smaller pan ohe Tickets.
They aie aware, that in times like the preset ol'eneral pres-
uie, individuals do not willingly let their money remain where
u is inacti. It is therefore their wish and their expectation
to re enarjied to begin the drawing rl the scheme at or shortly
after tke adjoummrnt of the Legislature. Those who may
hare already purchased tickets.ar.d do not approve of the fore
going alteration, will be at liberty to return their aumbert cn
or before Ore firlt day ol January next, fcut not afterwards.
TH : B. LITTLEJOHN;
. WILLIAM ROBARDSi
' WILLIS LEWIS, ' ; '
' ..: THOMAS HUNT
WM. M, SNEED, ;
' ' . i -r- "Manager.
Ticket! at 5 dollica each, for sale, at the Minerva Office.'
Nov. 19. " - on, tf - 1
"Tew Store.
jTi ROM"MELIN & R A Vn i.nVA.i'ik.'v.
J liberal encouragement received tinee commecrns bur.
ness in this place, inform their friends and the public mat they
Have j-jst received, from New-York and Philade lphia, a hand
some assortment of WOOLIN and FANCY GOODS, wrl
adapte-1 to the present season and laid in ( ,r cash, which wil
enable them to sell as cheap s any in this place.
AMOItO THEM Aai
Clothi. .
State of North-Carolina,
PITT COUNTY.
Court 0 VUas and fynarUT-Smioxfy
Jluguat Term, 1813.
William Adams versus Alexander Nelsoap
original Attachment,
Levied on a piece oi land supposed to contain onfthurn'rodai
twenty acres, adjoining the land of Giles Nelson, Edmif
Laughenghocne Sjnuel Tuten and Levi;. Adams.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the courf
that the def:niant iu ihe above case is not an lambiLmtd.
this state, ordered, that publication be mar'e m the Minerva (of
three months that unless the defendant appear at th next t
succeiding term of this Ciort, to be be!d for this county at tat
court-house in Greensville, on the first Monday in Novembf
and Ff'riury next, replevy and pleari mdznaentwill he enteia
ed against him. .
14,eow3Mp. Test, ALEXANDER EVANS, clerti
t State of Nordi-Carolina,
PITT COUNTY.
CotCrt of fleas and Qiiarter-Sefsion
JugusVTerm, 1818.
Wright Tucker versus Alexander Nelson
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT,
Levied on a piece cf land, supposed to contain one hundred ail
twenty acres, adjoining the land of Giles Nelson, Edwait
Laughenghouse, Samuel Tuten and Levin Adams.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the cenii
that the defendant in the above case is aot an inhabitant of
this state,' rudered, that publication be made in the Minerva tor
1 j '
r'nree rronlhs thai unless the defendant appear at the nfxt of
luccct djng term of tbis court, to be held for thii county at the
court 'i iuse in Greensville, on the lust Monday in Novembef .
and February next, replevy and plead, judgment will be enta
ed against him. ...
14,eow3MP. r Test, ALEX ANDER EVANS, clerk
Casimerei,
Vestinfi,""'
Stockinetti,
Coating, N
Flannels, ,
Baking BaixeJ, '
India Mulin,- '
,. Cambric do. -.
Lmens, .
, Cotton b rt!ng?4
Long Lawn,
Calicoes,.,
-Bom-bateus,-
White and colored Lustrines,
Kvantme Silks,
, Silk Hose,
.Cotton and wasted do.
Long and short Silk. Groves,
Kid - do.
iMe'n'i Beaver da. '
" Rlbbows,
Silk Cord, "
Sarsenetti, '
Paneboard and Wire,
. Bonnets,' -" ; ...
Shoes, &c. let;
Dimitie-,
, .Cotton and Silk Baa cancel.
WITH A VARIETY OTlt'ER ARTUlS.
Rajetgh, Nov. 1 1, fg r lSt?
BOYXjAN has removed hfs Bookstore
Removal.
V f s to the uew house mat dot rti n.nir
Raleigh and Neybeni Stages.
,-f , KfiW LINE.
CI COTT & nELM propose starting, within .
3 sort time, a new Line of Stacei. to run w"k!v fiom Ra-
u ,r Mr. lor B:A
Line from Nowbern. The Stages will leave Raleigh k Newbera
every Monday at 1 1 A. M, nicet at Washington's Store every
Tufsday at 19 A.M. end return to troth places on Wdirf"ty
iv o rkm ri. rnivL w VAsnuiion O'dir, v uuIBi :
thence to Newbern, 6 dollars, aqd in proportion for intermifr
ate distances.
P. S CA?H wi:: bs given for five or six good Stage Hottcjf
on applicaticn to WILLIAM SCOTT, Rale;gh.' . .
November 5, 1813. . 18,5t.
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GUEEABLY to the 2d section of the Art
iJiihm rwtiHirmsir rl... -taw RnV f Vnrth-Parolini. itl EieCV
titm of 19 Directors of the Piincipal Bank shall ake place an
nually on the first Monday in December. " ,
The Stockholders of the said Bank, are therefore calle" ?
on to held MidectHn and to attend to such other business tit
relation to the Gete-al Interests of the Institution, asmay w
judged necessary, en Mon Jay the 6th day o( December
at nine o'clock in the morning, at the Academy buildings, w
the City of Raleigh. ; : ; - . v.Mn
WM. . ati "
t? Socb'Srockholderi as do not attend the Election of Di
rectors personally; will autbo rise proxiei in (he form heretoio
prescribed. '.
' For sale,' : ' -
IHE handsome little FARM, of one hf
dred acres, about 4 miles to the East of Raleigh. Appty
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Raleifb, 13UiNev. 1813.
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