The vill.be
ill .he en eravea from r r "Tv : p . X
and the most estee hied likenessri. 3 raasi
he Arms of tne t'nited StalesMd'tof Twf
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To vou. all readers turn, and they can
Tieas'd on a paper who abhor- book f r
,Thos4 V lid ne'er rise a sermon to peruse, ,
Would think A bard to be denied their news i "7
Sinners and saints, the wisest with the weak,; .
Here mingle tastes, and. one amusement seek jj
Thin, like the public inn, provides A treat x ;?
Where each prom iscfious guest sits down to eat ;
And such this mental (bod, as we may call, V 1 ?
Something to all men, and to some men all. -
., AndnexrUCaiuusenient which the motlev page
A fiords to either sex aridevery age -r. v
Ij ! whereat comes before the winter's fir?--
Damps from the press in smoky curjs aspire, ' ,
S from-the eartbltoe sun exhales the dew,) . ,
fere we tan, read the Mjondera that ensue fZrr'" -Then,
eager every eye surveys the part : " :, . , , 0
..That brings its morUe subject to the heart j , V
di'ave politicians look for. facts alone, ' '."' '
And gtavely add conjecturei of their own. '
The sprightly nymph, who never broke her rest ..
Tor tottering crowns, or inighty lands pprest,
Finds broils and battleSib'ut neglects them all
For songs and suits, a birth-day or a ball : , . ' .
The pleading jnan.'o'ertookir each Idle tale .' ' ,
For " money' wanted,; and Restates on sale ;" : r f
wiuie some wits fnj.M minds to an attend,
Pleased with each part and gfeiv'd to find an end. ' ;
1HB RALfclGH UbuARY, i open at all
limes to subscriber and ladies. Books
will be delivered out between the hours, of 10 and 12,
on very Saturday. Those who visit the Library Kroom
are desired to Observe the bye laws which are posted up
in ft.- ihfi 1 fallowing books are missing which it is fe
quelled may be returned without delay, viz. Adam's
Itoman-Antiauities. Salvo's Travels:' Fmkertons Geogra
pliy. Aikms do. Belgian -Traveller, Brooks Gazdttier,
Adam's Classical Biography, Brown' Theological Die
rnow AiosBow rPEa
LITHE ORPHAN
L
AND LOUD LINSEY WOOLSEY. t
Pity, my Lord; the wretched plight ;v
?-Of a Iqnrt orphan, faint and weary j ; '
t , Jfo house by day, nor bed by night,:
T Exposed to tempests wild and dreary -
1 have no friend,-! have no food, ' ;
Alas 1 1 know not where to wander ?
. flirt I am told you folks are good, v
" Who roll in wealth and shine in grandeur t
, ' r Young Oypsey. if your tale be truei '
'-"-j Sav; whereybur parents life departed.1 "
My fatlier fell at Waterloo,
!f - ftry mother died quite broken hearted. 1
t, TShe sought piysire.amongthe dead, v ;
if ' And fell upon his bosom glory .
".Oil X if ey died Honor s bed, . .
My child they're cover'd o'er with glory ! r
.. .. - ' . ' -
And what is "glory V my good Lord,
Will it relieve the Orphan's hunger i-
r A shelter, clo'Jies and food afford ? . t
1 i Oh ! say or I can't live much longer !
4, " Tb nation, child, will sec yoi) fed, , .
. Posterity, wih learn youp story j
i- Ybur parent's died yt Honor's bed ?
. And they are cover'd o'e with glory V
He said apd with a hasty pace,'i''-i V;--
' From the lone Orphan wivistline parted i XJ?
. Jl Ju; lcars:iViL!uJier. pallid face.; " i , rr ,'
1 And down she sunk, half broken hearted.
Th en id her aid a soldier flew,
' Who" , hod o'erheard Jber artless story j
lie, faiercber Sire af.WaSrioo '
v - And i&w him-S" cover'd b'r with glorj'
tioifarv. iliristiftn - Panonlvi Scott's Lay, lilooniheld s
Poemsl Rokeby, Cowpers Poems, Lempriers Classic Die-
nonary, waliters liicuonary, r9rum vuwii vaj.c q
Panthennl Snipitvnf Tlasnotism. Seiiechas Morals. I)e-
moslhens Orationf Beauties of British Classic's, Big-
land's Letters fcalmacrundi. Gil Bias; l uaaaeus 01 war-
saw. Anne of Jlritanv. Ceolebs in seai-ch of a Wife, Con
stant Ljtvcr, also the following, parts of work.8 to-wa,
Vols. 5. 8, 18, - 4t and 20 or tbe liritisn 1 neairc,i.vois.
6 and 7 of Sliakesneare. 1 and ,5 ef lochbalds Taries,
! vol. 4, Plutarch's Lives, vol. 2 life of Petrarch, 2 Jenyn's
1 works, vol. 1 Bolingbrokes works, vol. 10 Unti..h Clas
sics, 3 Hume's Essays, V Lock's Essays, . voiney s nuins,
1 Cumn's Speech's, 1 Cyroped.a, 1 Select, speecnes j
and 3 of Scottish Chiefs, l and 4 Don QUixotte. l Ko
derick Random: . June 2 1, 1816." .
f.- : . - -1
f 8TATK BANK. OF N. CAROLINA, '
RALEIGH, MAY 58TII, '1816..
A D1VIDLND of live per eentum oo each
. and. .every share, of tbe capital stock of
the ..itate BaiiK of North-Carolina,"was this day declared,
andjnadd- payable on or after the 15th of June next.
--?L WM UV1IAYWOOD, Cak.
' May 31, 1816. ! , 52 if.
. A TJ5ACHKH WAN TE1). The trustees
of Jhe Salisbury Academy, are desirous
of eiieaeme a person , well qualified as a Teacher of
Youth, and as a Preacher of the Gospel, to take charge
of theirl!istitution;;and to preach to the citizens of Salis
bury T such a person whose character is unexcep
tipnable, and whose abilities are adepuate to both sta
tions, a fixed salary of One thousand Dollars will be giv
en, iff Letters addressed to the subscribers will be
punctually attended to.
JOHN FULTOK,
JOHN McCLBLLAND. S CommUtte
- CHaKLES fishe
May23Ui, 1816. '51 tf.
: - . T t' tnfnw-i received, ana
bera encouraBea.c.,v CrTV..c- 1,. 'mt,
fronV assidutytana auenuon . .
anTrecelve a continuance of pubhc Tonage. . H.s
shon is in the house iaUly occupied by lr. Joel tL Lane.
K2-? from the cduW Wully received and
promply attended to.-,Vl ly.V m rS
. ltaleigh. May 20. 1P16. . , , &l-3m.
OCT'KS FALCON15H & 11ENDEU80N
havine entered. intQ partnership in the
p. actice of Medicine and Surgury ftc. all applicatidns
Will be particularly attended to. , , . . '
Raleigh, March 2,1816. ; - f :p; 42-tf;
N consequences of the ravages of the .late
devotirins flames, the subscriber has re-
mvl 'hl itniw tiS. C. Braimes.- 8i Jo. in' the corner of
1 tJ v. - r .
th. Kjic-le Hotel, where he intentls to continue business,
itd solicits a continuation of patronage from his friens
and customers, ana tnpuDiic ai tarse. ,
ROUEUTTfARRtSOtf.
Raleigh, 13ln June, 181 fi. .51 tf-
'and i 1
ku, 3
lit
t it
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" Come, Orphan, td my arms," he cried,
- .".And I will screen thee from the weather ;
. Close to my; side thy parents died, ,
, ' And for their, sake we'll lodge together.
I nave a pension and a cot, "
: Where thbtt shalt lite till I am hoary L :
, Here, ynxp thee in this cld watch coat,
"'.- ij'&'w4rlierlthan, hi ardshVi,loryJ,,l.
YIST OF LETTERS, remaining in the P- si
' - ' jLAORtd, ton th6 1st day of July,lsi6-,-obseTvr
.. ..the date-B. Barram WifUam, John Burke, jr. Wmm
C fred Beasley, Jas Bennett, Barnebas C.edsoe. C. Dor
, ris .Cunnaday, Clerk of the Superiour Court, Lewis L.
Cahnon, Woodson Clements. DSamuel Dial, fc.
Gilbert Evan's. F. Aaron Fotite, 2, Green Flowers,
Thomas . Ford, Polley FerrelL Poll y Fetts. G. John
Green, Mary Guthrie, Allen Guthrie, Allen Gadeneiy
J. s-. (i, Gunn. , H. Jonathan II allLeven Herrin.John
llolioway, son of John, John HodgeJohn Harvey, An-,
drew rlartsfield, Jesse Howel,Tfansomc H ouse, Mr. H att
- - field, ; ?arah tSolloway AnthonyvHead, Kightman Hilii
.. ard. J LenSu'el Jackson, Joseph Jones, Dempsy Jack
1 son, Patsey -Jackson, Giles Johnson, Margaret Johnson,'
"2, Mary Jeffreys. K-Isrtiie Kellam. L James Lowe,
Osborne Lockhart. - M Mary Mitdhell, Hon'ble John
r Alarshall, D Millerj John Macca, Seth Morris, Hardy
' May, Miss Ann Moorf, Burkett Murrell, David Martin,
-N George Nance, 2, James Nance, William Nutt. P.
Peter Porter, -Thomas Price, Jesse Powell, Samuel
,Pollarjd, John . Phillips, Hon ble Judge s of the Fedetal
v Lourt, Stephen Pickett, John Pennington. R. Tho-
mas Rochell, Samuel Robertson, Crotia Rains, John
Rench,' Riley Robi-rtson, Meede : Rogers. J. John P
Sledge, Zayda Smith, Capf Behjamin Styart, 2, William
anuui, jieaumg auis, Wiley Simmons, Littlcberry
,3mith.t T-Joshua Todd, William A. Tharp. V.
bupnen Vaugan. ;W. Dread Webb, ; General Brvan
. -Whitfield, Mrs. Sallev Vj. Willson- Andrew Williams,
Cullen Wood, James Z. White; Mr. John Walker, Ste
phen VVilhams, Samuei Walton. Y.-Loyd Yates, Mi).
dred Yeargin. -;... -
. ' '.''. WILLI AM PEClC7TnM7
J-7 KaleigJi;julyTJyl8l6.--- oy3t,
ALUABLE FROPEKTY FOR SALE
Ou the 7th day of August next, the sub
set iuer will ptler forsale to the highest bidder his coi ner
lot in the WU of Oxford, reserved uy him when the town
was established on his lands, Containing upwards of s;x
acres. Upon this io is a ew and commodious house,
well calculated for public entertainment, i2 by 24 feet
twq stories high, with a double pmzza in front, a capaci
ous framed staole, besides other conven ent log stab es,
luiOa'Iiorie lot adjoinTilgT"which can bTeStefided 16"a"nyr
gize which may beilesirt!. jJThis property possesses su
perior advantages which u al always secure to the pro
prietor a preference of custom, being contiguous to the
Court yard, and '-'handsomely S;tuated. It has a wide
front .upon the two principal streets of the town, and will
admit of being divided into several seperate lots ll
will be so'd altogether, or in seperatelots, as may U'st
suit the wishes of pcrchasers, whom the terms will
be made convenient and possess on given on the 1st day
of January next. The subscriber is willing to treat with
any person in the mean lime for "this property at private
ba" gam, and if so disposed of, he will immediately give
no tice thereof, by stoping this advertisement. .. .The pur
chaser of this p operty can be acco'mmodated vith beds,
and other suitable household and kitchen furniture, and
very reasonable teriS. "
.-T" THO ii. LITTI.FjOHN.
t Oxford, Granville County. July 1st 181 C.
57-tds.
ECLA11 ATION OF IN OE M5N DENG E
We have no authentic "copy of this most
important Slate, Paper, the very basis that supports tflt
ofoud column of American Liberty ; none,, at IcasVon
wliiqh the eyeof taste can rct, for a moment, with satiB-
The English nation, still proud of their ' MAGN i
CHART A. though every provision it contains has been
rarapled upon oy the bold . ambition of their rulers,
hate published tdition after edition of this instrument
each moresplendid than its predecessor. Sir William
Blackstone has collated' and commented on it his fine
copy of Magna Charta has been Excelled by later pe
cimens of art. and the facsimiles of the seals and sis-
natures have made every reader of taste in Great Bri-
Uain acquainted, in some degi-eei not merely with the
' . . . .. .. 1 . &. L I .
sute 01 Knowieoge anu 01 ari ai ye perion in qucbiiuu,
but.with.; the literary attainments, also, of King John,
King Henry, and their tlarons ioU" : - -.!
Surely tlie Declaration of Am BHiciX Independence is
at least, as well entitled to the decorations of art as the
Magna Charta of England : and if the fac-similes of the
signaturesJ, the patriots who signed it were published
in America,' it would servo to gratify a curiosity, at least
as laudable as that w hich calls ibr imitations of the cor
respondents of Junius, or of the arisiocrarv that wrest
ed the English Charter from the rojurtaut monarchs of
me aay. . .
V. c are linnly persuaded that tlis more the p.-mc
of our Declaration of Independence are spread out be
fore the eyes of the world, tUe more they will be admir
ed, by foreign nations as well as sur own - and every 111'
noceiit and honest device that may srve t attract at
tention toward , liiem, wi!l serve, .also, to-promote tue
grciit eause of public liberty. Such an embellished edi
tion as will render it an ornament to an kpartnieut, will
have a tendency to spread the knowledge' of its contents
atnonu those who would otherwise hive turned 1 heir
hw wii. .wfnifaMfWiii.iu muuitr dittcltd hv 1
most approved authorsirthe.science of Heraldrv
From theranementSade,Tffid the disSi
manifested bythe Artists, it is confidently eiZTi '
that this engraving wdl be, jvhen finished, a toiSS St "
truly -national pubttcbn. I'hutili.hetSK'S
can promise that it shad bo ready to deliver to bubtcrf ' '
bers in February neat'l-EN-dollars each copy to u A
paid on delivery.' : ! - J lh
i;he engravings will be accompanied 'by a Panqj.'
contain mg the official documenn connected w ith die t J
licatton - asi authorities, aid a" list of theSjibscrilj-
Names. ,' . - -,N ' '
f The e ngravings will be delivered to Subscribers if.
the manner in hjch they may have subscribed.
It is contemplated, to have a few' copies printed ns
paper prepared to tarry coloitrs, to have the Shields ac
curately tihSUired in the modern style j and the Plants
&c. coloured by oni of Our most approved vaier co! "
lourers. The ' price of those buperb copies will b
THIRTEEN dollars eas;h. As no more of those copie&
will be printed than shall be subscribed for, gentlemen '
who wish for. them, are requested to add the Word " co
loured" to ilftir subscription. , ' " .
'.' '',' -'-' JOHN RIXNS, ' '
I'- - Vo. TU,. Cltftnutslret ' t
, I'h'tladelplda, June, J.816. ' " '
CCj'ScBscHirrioirs for the above proposed splendid
engraving will be received at this orncE. v
mninm- ii- .1'' inn.- if" "
G p OR SALE -The suWnber offers tqr 8ae
JiJ in the town of Halifax, "the tavern house & - -lots.
formally kept by Wdlwm Martin, deceased, tiure
is also on the lots a con veniant house a little re'ired for ' -th
fiimily, good stables and all other out houses that is
necessary, besides a store house and counting room, ti"'
buddings are all in good repair.'. Jt is acknowledge J by
all tiiat know jt that it cannot bexoelled in poini of pco.
fit, nothing k Wanting tomakeiVone ofthe nri(st prij
ble sityationsin he s .ate but a well kept bouse. For fur.
ther particulars apply to the subscriber on the premis. r
the terms will be made easy to lhe purchaser. Posse
sion will begiven,the firrt day-of January 1 817
-.-i- . :. v -B F.H ALLSET
Halifax June 29th 1316- ' , 57-4t.
T
ME FUUUC JOtRNAL OF lllis (j
N1TEjJSTATE,--1o be printed at llic
Cuj oi Washington. The subscriber proposes 10 com
mence, wiuiiu a ie wccm, uanjf miu viince-a-wtek
Newspaper, under the foregoing title, to be j.ubhslied at
the seat of the general government. It will be nalionii
j in its' character, and liberal in ns political compluxiun.
lples j attempting,-with model'afe firnUicbS, to 'do jusuce to tbe
sentiments and opinions 01 inosi, wiiuiiave not regarded
with "approbation the system of policy pursued, for seve
ral yeaTs, by our public councus .,' ' '
As a Newsnupi. r, no pains"will be spared -to render it
i useful aiwl interesting.
A s apolitical journal, it Will bfe held open, to each side,
for a calm discussion of public measures..... rejecting1, as
improper, every unnecessary indulgence of personalities.
A i!etail o!"J.!ie jiroceedmgs and debates ot CongrefiS, as.
.'o'JJ all donrmemsr L
J EW LEATHliR STORK. The Subscri
Jj hers have opened a Leather Store in the
room lately occupied by W. W. Mason, in the Star build
ings, Raleigh, where thy offer for sale a general 'assort
ment of the best Northern Leather, at Petersburg prices,
vor Cash They .have now on hand, soal juid upper lea
ther, calf skins, grain and was, skirting and harness lea
ther, roof and lining hides, bellows hides', ilieip and
lambuskins, morocco sk ins, hatters' hkins, boot trees and
lasts. All whicli they will warrant of first qual tv.
UUEWEliSiFAlULN'JV
March 4,.18l6. " 43 tf
VEN i Y DOLLARS HEW AKD-llaii-.
' - X away from the Subseriber, living in Marl
borough District, near the Court House,1' 'on Great Pec
."Dee ' KiVer, on the 13th inst. my mulatto man, named
- ' JOHN, twenty-four years' o( age, five 'eet, eight or nine
y inches Jiigh, strong made, large wide feet, nearly twelve
-inches long, has a large scai7cut witli ft tnife;Wtwecn
rus tnamo ana lore nnger, oirthe right , hand, it is be
- lieved-eXtending along the wrist two or three inches,
wile across the eyes and forehead full cye-biows, ra
HB undersigned commissioners, acting un
der the authority of an act of the ueuer-
al Assembly of 1813, entitled, " An act to provide for
the belter accommodation of the Governors of this
state," and of aTesolution of 1814 on the same subject,
will sell M public auction on the premises, on the 21st
day of August next, at six and twelve months, for nego
tiable paper -at the :tatc Bank, according to the said, act,
three Lots of public 'and in. the suburbs of lialcigli,
Numbered 44, 55, 46 8; 47, which were bid ofTat, the sale
in May 1815, by persons who have failed to comply with
the terms of salej and who will therefore be unswcrable
for the deficiency if there be any. .''""
1 J. Haywood,
j Si Goodwin,
V. : w. mil.
II. Totter.
H Seau-ell,
W. Ilinton,
W. Jones, (C. T.)
T.Jlunler,
lf. J'eace.
tion will serve to place it contuiu.iUy under the eye of
man, woman, and child in a family it will associate tlie
pleasurable idoa. ot e legance and ornament with the his
tory of the transaction itself and familiarize those prin
ciples which firm, or oug'ht to lipm, the very bund and
Cement of political society. Nor is it of small moment
that such an edition, well executed, will serve iis a spe
cimen of the state of the Fine ,is amongst .us at Ute
present day . Actuated by these views, the Subscriber
proposes to publish
A Splendid Edition of the Declaration of Inde-
.'- ' vcndt'iice, ' '
'- -i
.Which shall ts, la all respecin, -rfawricdft the ne-'
cessary maferiils shad be ntanutactui-cd m this coOn iry,
and expressly tur this publication. The Jh-signs, the
Engravings t.hall be the work of .American Artists : the
publication throughout siia 1 jd.'brd evidence of what
oUl' Cit.zeiu hae done in poh. ics and cuji do inrt.
. Philadelphia, March, 1S1G.
I'li.1 AXU TK'KVS OF StBCRIl'TlOjr.
. When the Publisher submitted the prccccding notice
of lus intentions to undertake Jhis national juibiicatio:!,
although it had long occupied his reflections, he was not
uUy aware of its iniporianccj lbr he had never suspect-
I .v:nt t!u tact r.:auy a, in it tueiv is na wtere extant
II auihe mc published -copy of the m jsl important State
Paper in the annals of th'j workl.
Tiie oiniiiNAL Declaration of Independence, P.s depo
sited m the Secretary ot State's flice, was happily pre
served when so many valuable papers .were consumed bv
the enemy. Without dwelling upon' slight differences,
inaccuries, or -omission.", the first words wjnch present
themseives m our printed copies, and even as they are of
record oirtbe Journals of the Old Congress, are as fol
low : - "'" ' ' . '
' ,': A, declaration hy the Representatives of the United
Statetfy ' America in Congress assembled," : whereas in
die original the Decla.alion is thus headed
" The unanimous declaration of the thirteen United
States of America"
. This is not a mere verbal distinction ; it involves a
difl'erence in principle. Does it become Americans to
be careless on this subject, or ought' interpolation or al
teration of anv kind to be permitted U a public docu
ment so sacred ? Ought it 110140 be faitlirtihy preserv
ed and transmitted to posterity word for word, letter for'
letter, and M)int for point The American public w.I!
unhesitatingly answer YES ! and the Publisher stands
pledged to have it so engraved, and U accompany it w.th
the refjuitijte proofs of authenticity."-
Tfie'alr the 2ii$eTmll be aotesyjrTrwdT
be manufactured by Mr. Amiks, in his best manner and
I of the very best materials, -
I he -Jtcittgn, which -.is from the pencil cf Ma'1 Ham, newest ft
winch, f rom their importance,, may he deemed worthy oi
uemg placed oeiore tue puouc.
In other respects, it will, of course, be the interest and
object of the editor, to gratify, by various and careful se
lection, tbe taste and wishesof his readers.
-So far as regards the manner of execution, the atteu.
tion to advertising patrons, with - regularity ot'publica- -tion,
and. care in transmission to subscribers, the editor
hopes to be able to giXegeneral satisfacdon..
The tsbms proposed, are : " . .
' 1. The Public Journal of the United Stales, yrinteil cn'V
a' super-royal sheet of the usual Ki ze, wdl be fiirnislitii "
diirlj)t ten dul'ursper unnum...ithricc a week at Jive, "e
"i: No stibstH iption to be received Without pay
advance, for the term specified. . . . i '
3. Subscriptions will be presumed as continued; unless
otherwise ordered- and the editor will, at his Hipticc,
have a right to disregard such order of discontir.uance,
unless all arrearages are at the time paid off.
4, Where accounts have been forwarded, and no pay
ment ha& been made within a reasonable limf, the names
of delinquents may be erased from the subscription list,
On the foregoing plan and terms, a shareot puhhceti-coui-agclnent
is respectfully aoked. ' ,"A. LUCAS. "
.' Washington City, February 14, 18l6, J " ":
CCJ" Those gentlemen in A'orth and South- Carolina n;'i'
G'eoxgjfij tcho may te"kind enough io tak e charge of in
scription papers, will have t!e goodness to receive iltt flo'vv
vancc'putments, and foniard ttem, vith tie ndifa, to li.e
Editor tit Wushitgton Vity': " '
A
DVERTlEMLNT. The last will and
IcPtiiment of'Ualjih Gorrel csqilec 'asci!,
wns proven at. a county court-held for the countm
(iuiltord on the 5d Monday of May -1816, and tbere'be
ing.no Executors named in the said Will, Letters of. Ad
ministration with the will annexed were .then granted to
David Gprivll, John Stewart and Sanr.ucl ThonSJ Of the "
same county, the said administrators require all perton?
who have demands against the state of the aid U.dpJ
tiorrell deceased, to make them known WU'b.n the tun?
limited bylaw, and all titose who are indebted to IBS'
said estate to make tmmediate-pavnitnt.
David Gorrell,
John Stewart,
, Samuel 2 horn,
June 2". 1816. .
lie
'
Mmtnistratovi.
Ualeii June 1, 18lfi.
55 tdi
1
an
JfNK CENT" REWARD. Han-atvay
I Jr epprenfice hoy niuned .lames Audreys, on
i.l themornin? of the' 25 th ilit. ' Had on wlion he. wiut
tier downiok when spoken to, with course curley liair I pair of white homespun" pantaloons arid mixed coat, the
for his" colour. ."TTiee is rea'son to believe he .will en-i said Run-aWay is about -18 years old and is about five feet
deavour to Wacha seaport town, perhaps Wimington-ori five or six inches TTigh. . Lwdl give tlie above reward for
Newbern fend from ! thence by water for Philadelphia--r the apprehension of said run-away, no clui gts .paid nor
where; he expects Ho be free- . He will no doubt attempt thank far ' the apprehension of said tun-away, "l here by
to pass as a free man, as I have been informed, since he 1 forewarn all persons from harbouring or eruploviiig aid
ici t mc, wiv auyu w jus pian , j 11 masters 01 vessels ruuraway ai iae pern 01 uie ia
u as weuas, an oiuers, are cautioned against harbouring f
a '" c-r-assisting the abote described fcllr w in Jijs escape, as
iucj i mi un ucfn wiui according to law. 1 ne anove
reward will b pld-Kr' ttnypci-son r tHsrkiifS ppa
, . hending the said lave John, and delivering him in any
x s public jai) here fmpy get him again; -tip to the subscfi.
' her at his residente as aforesaid, and all reasonable ex-'
f-- pences in flie latter case thereby incurred.
: "':''''-,'. .i'.-'- -1)- nOBERTSOX-
. , , - Marlborough C. IL June ?9, l&H , -
- 03" The editors of the Cape-FearR,.corderl Newbern
. - Tederal Republican and the Baleigh .i'inei-va, will please
insert tlie above fc.r three week, and send forward their
. 1 accounts to ue subscriber for payment. 58'3t.
Raleigh June 20, 1815.
JAMES
H. CV IiY
:-55 tr,.-;
IMS
n njs.Xj The property
Pi col.. John Uayloe, of
Wasbingtorf city, will atand at my
stable in-- Warrenton. N. n. tfc
Z uyig seaswuTerms &ci, vill. be mad known in- due
time.; j-v : ; , PHILEMON HAWKINS.
, . , teoruary ,ui, . . . ,3fc-ET
E L AN of every, description jnay be had
;at;.thtf'linerT;pffie';,:-
w ' ' ii.i. xihibs uas nil nanil nno
.excellent fiano, just received from the
raanu.actoh', in fine condition The ton is vrrv simi
rior f 'and the instrumeht, Wdl be warranlttfto be of the
hrst quality .It can be sent sat j to any part of the state
NOTlCEr-The subscriber is at present in
Raleigh Fil purposes to remain a short
time torjhe adjustment of lus. concerns. .'Those ihdebt
ed to him, for Subscrintiont ; Advcrtisinrr. Print mofc..
ate thfc efore requested to make immediate settlement
u Having aematius againsi mm will please to pre.
thentfir payment. . - . ",-' '- A. LUCAS. ' '
and
sent
; lla'eigh, May 10,
55 tr
rWHOS : W." & J.COT, hare opened "lhei7
JLTDRY GOOD STOKiS, Jn the bulldiVe two
doors' abova the Minerva and next Antr in th Kti
TKy have still onljand a stock of goods stifHcient toat
eig June 13, 181, v
f54
&l J. SCOTT: have jnlreciiyel
FronT XetviAork, aftfT are mv tipenin?
very geiienil'and hanibo'mcaortm-mt of 1)11 OvO,
suitable to the present smsou 1'licir gauds accof t ,3
IS.IiO'l-.
May ,5", 181G.
RANDO LPH h SI L AS WE 15 B,
j-uai, ui ui- intuitu 111 iniiiauoii ot -jtji Jiciiet : ancj
willeiicir le the. Declaration as.a.cordon of honor, fr-iir-
nvmn ed by the Arms of the y 111 ted States. Immediate
ly underiieatli the arms will' be a latgj ln.-daliiou por
trait Ot General ULOIUth 'WASHINGTOi'lK li.4ll.,k.WhhI-.nriHfCUt,
by comucopix, 'iaemhleTrsheJwiiS Spears. " FttlZs 'and LB U 1 .1 1 v 1 .1 ai 'i-'"ihinlA
other MtlitLtroMe and Lfv&MJ hnvwz taken his brother Silyg M ebbing
iViHilnilinn ii.u ii-a t. U .. ..m;i ..c ,x ,r .! co-nanncrship, th? bts.ifess will 111 t ilure .he c -yr-i
1IANUUI;K, President Of ConirresT. inU, 7 irrfi ..,s;i '.' L'ie. name of Randolph S.las tbb, and 1 con
m ilifofclM-r. a nHr;iitnf tii. ita ni.ii.Mr . "; cniience ot the destruction ot K. WcbUs oni
-The Arms of t!ic Thirteen lln.ti'.r M-.n-i " i":-"' ths-v haye-iaken.the old Star store, lately
nil-
l it".. I" ,. . .
dallions, united lv -wreaths of- Dhve Leaves; will "form b-v Vtintflv"IK4.'&LP'.1,e UkJ "JV
the remainder id tne cordon, wlych will be' further en-J KSS"me3 0 "
riclicd by some of the cliaracjLenstic productions of the p TDK UG 5 MET) j C I V E S, 1'AINTv',
United States ; such as UieToba'cco tniditidiiro Plants. I , The folbwinr .trtxi-s it.tv.- b ctwi'
Uie Cotton, ihrub; ltice, &o- ' ' -' fire. and -further sunnlie r" dn ituc'eil
'ehrgs ly
occup
cjcncu a (eyt'
liittiwiifieot-ine ciesiirn. fexccrjUnp-tli'e noi-traii ' v.-.rrl : Vr T.ul,: ii.:
witlteWigtaved by Mr W-rnRAT, of rliiladciphia, who i (ilass, Wli",t' L-ad, I'earl
liss tor sonic weens oeenftit work, on the piate,
. -;Mr. I- vVH " Ne w-Yoi-k, will engrave lhe porrrattaf
15y. the Iv'e of 4s.tf Uie Artists engaged, the I'ubiish.
tr has abandoned the "(dea of printing tfee Declaration
Willi tvpks, ana lias determined to have the whole of it
thor of theDeclaration of Indenendence.'
1
1 V
I ,i 1.V V
VoM-
"ind Cfi, Wiiuiov
I'm al I 'i 1 l' l1-'
I,
essraved. The ornamental diiinositinh' find sf vie' of the '
engraving vi me iijCiaratiou 01 nue)e nlencc, which
will occupy the ir.te-rior of the cordon, will' be designed
and executed bv Mil- Fwn'.ri V; " ' t- - '
The fic-siimles will be engraved by Mai Vat-iasce,'
who will execute this important pai-t of the publication
at the city of ..Wasliington, where, by permission of the
Secretary of Btatc, he will liave tlie; original signatures
constantly' under his eye " v ' 1 (, ' u&t, '
VThe ptjblic are well apprized that the gffnthir ' n
whose name,s have been mentioneel, as undertaking .par-'
ticularntkpirtments in the . proposed publication, are the
flrst-Aftista in the-Vnited States-, and thf y have; one and
all, ssstu-edlhelJublishep-thatthey-will aeduiouslrde4
vote themselves to the execution of the several parts
they have undertaken, and wifl finish them in nuch a
manner, as to do eredit" tonselves and to -the cbun
try, so far as depends on tbe anxious emnlovmenf nf ifip-,..
respective talent on lb:s hatienalJork' . '.
"3woMKl, -Sugar-'GaTidies, C ookery a.i l Olass-iwWi
- For the purp-.ise of en.d)iiP(r ! im'lf to iil"ti!,h
- f I. iV 11 u vyr eo4 villi iifjnv . -,hi..ii-. p -
which is in the dnli'e of the cnv. and advantaged
; rituated for hosiness and as additional induc:nunH"r
enterprising persons topurchasey.it n t xpectc a ih -
houses a be bu on tlie rmns in tnis ' art or xae.
will be of Prick: nd when, the water-works are coa
pletcd, which aze now in , a state of great forwardness,
there will be great s?curity against fire. - f
The sale will be on Uie third Monday in Auirwd net- ,
(being court week) to the highest bidder. Theterias
will be made known on said dv j, .
The proprietor Wing reduced' almost to a stats w 13 .
digence'Ybv the late fire) hopes it will not ba deemed ui
rcasonble that, he calls on all who are indebted, tolnm
to make immediate payment. ,in--:
t"N. B. Al? commission business -strictly -attenoia.o -. ;--
Stamp paper forsSle as usual JL
Raleigh Jani,?0,t 1316. 55-tL -
ob niixTOo in!: tly uxrcuTE
ATTHISOFICK. -