ni.rLixnu.Nrt on iiiK m;w ikak.
It iuk mi.'
mm
A NF.W rf.Ani aiul pray Mt U new
With him, or her, or ft", or you '
l)Cf reader, let' Cniwiilffl
CouU it bt Ml, if ViCO tff Mill
Riding on Fortune' aplrndid wheel.
With Virtue trudging at her lirrl.
Ami Cdhcie net up fur bigheat Udder t
fray, wJUl U m are any k
Kitravagant Ik food or dra
-- Art OM ffitr't habit mended f
Ttr pridt let high her towr ring mil f
""Uminrrtinlitjed from rich bmat f
AoJ U tb reign of Avarice ended f
flal IJlenrs been driven bene f
llu full yielded 10 food KW
flu Vila Intcmp'rajica departed f
TUt Van!' now ecaaed to tickle f
Art Prude lea prim, and Flirt Irs fkkl I
Or Coquet mora (rut hearted f
Doc tht mcthane cease to fret
Over tht long untcttled debt,
. Dot front (lit rich delinquent t
Can PRINTERS et ticpe from ewe,
And hope for punctual payment, where
Their labor and their Ink vent I K
Due Tune, with swift and ready pace,
A Ira unprofitable race
Pursue thi year, than all mar tract
In vear that bare preceded?
And when ht point to that jit at tea
A borvle vaat eternity,
Where we are bound a well at lie,
la tbe great signal heeded t
Hut alai ! what then U there new,
That' worth thought to me or you.
Or caute for gratulation f
'Ti but the dull old Merry o'crt
The mimettl'i new, and nothing morei
Time ha but changed it elation.
That happy moment that thould find
A heart renewed, a purer mind.
Improving time and talent here u
Would tuch a time reach me or you.
That were a moment rich a new
That were, indeed, a bleat 'NfcVV YEAR.
MISCELLANEOUS.
"Few, ud far between," arc the
visit ol joy. . The recovery of a dear
frieiid Ironi tlangcrou siikucss, the
return of another alter long absence,
the hrst moments ol happy love, when
doubt and fear tiy bcioie the delicious
certainly of mutual affection, the first
tight oi one's offspring, or their nuble
conduct in alter life : uicse arc a few
of ihossJL' bright sunny spots,' which,
if unshaded by counterpoising sorrows,
glitter upon the wast ol human life.
But rare, indeed, are ntynents of this
description, and seldom are we able to
resign ourselves to their full enjoy
mrnt : they make not up the sum ol
human life, and those are the wisest
among us, who, seizing joy gratefully
.Aiviiiiwiujj lunt nut lurwuru 10 u
with any sanguine pcTuTiJns7
CHARACTER OF A BACIIF.LOfi.
r BT a WIDOW.
Mrs. Grant, in her notice of James
IM'Phcrson, observes4 His heart nd
temper were originally good his rtli-
(riiwia rktmrirdc tirri 1 fn'jr unit...!
o " i i t t
and Hue! iialftvj jr but the primary causey
that to much genius, taste, benevo
lence, and prosperity did not produce
or diffuse more happiness, was his liv
ing a stranger to the comforts ol do.
mesne life, from which unhappy con
nexions excluded him.
Tavern company, and bachelor cir.
ties make men gross, callous, and awk
ward j in short, disqualify them forsu-
E error female society. Tiie more
eart old bachelors of this class have,
the mpre absurd and insignificant thev
grow in the long run ; for when infir
mity comes on, and fame, and business
lose their attractions, they must needs
have somebody to love and trust, and
they become the dupes of wretched
toad-eaters, and slaves to designing
house-keepers."
A young man having jentertained a
tender passion for a voting woman, fell
such insurmountable diffidence as to
prevent his ever disclosing the same to
the fair empress of his heart, resolved
on nn expedient which would bring
he business to an issue. He went to
the 'clergyman and requested the banns
n f marri:i(Ti mirrht hn ni.hlichprl. ar.
ti'in was brought "fo". hef "ears', she was
filled with astonishment, and went to
him to n ent her restntment he bore
the. sally with fortitude, observing that
if she did not think proper to have
him, he could goto the clergyman "ardj
forbid the banns. After a moment s
p;iur, die took wit in her anger, and
aid, ' as Tt has beeri'done, it is a-pjty
the shilling should be throxvn away.
na T'l raiiril rit sr,rnei 19.
rot ciMr. , "
, 0 Juttir.U lt, Mr. John Jrvnirtd
Mr. Jame Hum of the ter ind Ceorjo
I.hlenbuif, snd Phillip Htidolph nd other,
ftf Proidencf, stirtcl l ht on Tlnlduroi
bout II o'thxklntherrtoniinihen.sf
ter wsrm ehe, snd tht hound within
Rftjr jr srd of him, ht eprsnj upon tht roof
of tn oven, from thenc lo a shed, adjoin-
Ing ibt hout rf Mr. Horne, and jump '
In it tht tecond itory window, without tSt
knowledge of tht dog or hunlimen, who
of coorat wtrt , fur a short tlmt, thrtwn
out. Out t bori who ludtetn the occur
renet, jravt InfarmiUon, when one of tht
hunUmen neended tht shed, entered the
rovra ihdcloic d th"ir!ndo."A-rf of
the family just then entering tt tht door,
sly Keynird took to tht chimney, with
more speed than any soolerlin. After
hiring been followed to the roof, on which
(it prun from the chimney, tnd chited
round it by tht tpommen, ht leaped
among th4ianttmen on the ground, snd
took orTfreh ; when the hounds being put
on the trail, he give them i hard chae un
lit near sun down, when he holed it the
root of a hollow tree, which ht ascended
to the fork, when, on a stick being shoved
oi him, he took under the root, when he
wdug out,no bugged.
LEGIM.ATIO.
The following very facetiously ridicule the
practice of ovc r-lrgi.liting which is pcrhipi too
prevalent here, a well a at St. Stephen.
Tt lU Bllr tftU Morning CkrwitU :
Sir: We have now, thanks to the
wisdom of our Legislators, arrived at
uch i hppy pas, that there it scarce
ly an act of life, the due performance
of which is not provided lor by act of
Parliament. Something however re
main! to be done t and I am assured by
my very good friend Mr. M -, of
G , that the following bills are to
pass next session. I am, Sir, Sec.
KCi TIMOTHT LOVELAW.
An act to oblige Parents to blow their
Children noses, or cause them to be
blown by Nurse, Cook, Housemaid,
Groom, Helper, or other proper and fit
Person, three timci a day in summer,
ana nine 1:1 winter, unucr the penalty
a
of, Sec.
An act to prevent adults from iwl-
lowing Cherry-stones, and giving Ma
gistratcs suspecting the lame to be
practised, the right of search into pri
vate pUces. Penalties, (juant. siijf.
An act to prevent cruelty to Flies,
Black Deities, and Father Long-lrgs,
with clause providing that Moths
shall not approach within six inches tf
any Wax, .Mould, Spermaceti, D'por
other Candle, nor within three inches of
any farthing Kushlight.
An act regulating the size and weight
of penny plum buns, and enacting that
not less than six, ror exceeding eight
greerv gooseberries, 'ia" he put into a
penny tart, under thc-fenilty-of foriei-
J " i if. . i ' .1
t u re, one nan toour ioru tne ivmg, me
other to the inf-rmer. Also a clause
for the better ordering of lollipon.
An act to oblige persons to blow cool
their hot hasty-puddings in the spoon,
for the space of fiffen seconds before
eating the same. 44 For that many and
divers persons havcTbeen,gricvoiisly
birrnedr8TaTded7and damaged, in tht ir
mouths, tongues, gullets, windpipes,
and stomachs, bv grredily, voraciously,
hastily, gluttonously, eating and de.
vouring, bolting and swallowing, hot
hasty pudding," &c. &c. It is there
fore here enacted, that all grown per
sons and adults of an estate to hold a
spoun, shall blow and puff such hasty
pudding in a spoon for a space not un
der fifteen seconds, under th penalty
"f, &c. &C.
An act to prevent Persons from ea
ting Green Peas with two pronged
Forks.
" An Act to prevent Cruelty to Vis
itor?, ..protubiting (he galloping of
young Children admitted after dinner
over the small-cloths of Visitors, spiU
ling their wine, eating their fruit, foul-
ingtheirwaist-coarpTiining their nee k - j
cloths, kicking thr'u; shins, and calling
them names, bawling, squalling, cry
ing, roaring, or singing or spouting at
ilic request of H,r parents or guardi
ans, to the great detriment of social in
tercourse and scandal of all good livers t
all which things are hereby declared
contrary to law, and punishable under
-i r i t i
tne .p.raruje nerewitn tramea ana en
actedpfof preventi ug-
children. Ah J he It further e'nacted.
that more than 16 children be never,
and in no case, permiWedror suffered
to rush into the lining-room when the
cloth is removed, but that such irrup
tion hall be a riot, and quelled accor
ding to law." I he Act goes on tosentf
parents to the House of Correction,
lor aiding and abetting in such tumults',
and further regulates the size and
thipe'of pp-boat, and the fashions
and figure of coral. ,
An att t-J prevent glut tone from ea
ting worsted stock tngf tallow csndlc,
ten-peony nails, and case koive, etc.
ELRVUT9 Of IMIYSIOGN'OMT.
He who b?i a low forehead, and full
of wrinklctL-will took like a monkey
He who'hai a high forehead, will
have hit cyrt under it, and will live all
iha di)i of liii Lfc and thai la Infal
lible. lit whohsi t long noif , will hare
the'mere t! b!or and the better to
handle
A ftrcat mouth fiom ear n ear iig
nines much foam ant no bridle j such
are not hard-mouthed but atf-mouthed.
A little mouth, drwn up likt a
parse, denote darknrs within and
trrtiioly looks more like1 a loop-hole
than a window.
Whoever his frtzler or blatk hair,
will put the birber to much trouble
and he who hat vermin, will often
scratch his head.
lit that is bitd, will hive no hair r
and if he" happens to have any, it will
nntheon the bald place.'
Spirkling eyes will be very apt to
shine.
Wemen who have curious eyebrowi,
will in all likelihood have eye'-lashes
under them and will be beloved, if
any body takes a liking to them.
Whenever.you tee a woman, who
has but one eye, you may certainly
conclude that she has lost the other.
They thai have small feet, will need
but little shoes and will have a light
pair of heek.
He that las red hair, will never be
without a f re-lock.
raoH ni roariaia iitiittiii.
I'SEFl'L RULES.
Gallop when going to church, and
walk slowly on your return. It ihowi
your anxiety to reach it, and your re
luctance to leave it. At any rate stay
at home in the afternoon, to reflect on
the discourse of the morning.
Dress as thin as possible in the win
ter. It strengthens the constitution
and prevents colds. Uesides, a man
who wears summer clothes in the win
ter, will never get trusted, and he will
escape both debts and duns.
When fire is cried, stay at home and
take care of yoursrlf j let it have its own
way, and it will soon exhaust itself.
iNeve r speak well of a person behind
his back. It shows a nice discrimination
of character, fend gives you an opportu
nity to indulge in " the glorious privi-
eges of finding fault.
. In large parties, if you wish to raise
your reputation for taste, persuade
your fried, if he has a bad voice, to en-
teruif .ihe...comp.aoy ..Lth...aa?.'.ng-i
nd then cwmpel one who sings well to
succeed him. It will prove yr ur friend
ship to admonish him publicly.
If you intend to get blue at a party,
do it earlu in the evening. It shows
that you are taking high ground s und
you may chance to get the better ol
others, ja being sober at the breaking
up.
tarlv rismtr is very injurious to
young ladies ; it gives a vulgar fresh
ness and bloom to the cheeks, quite un
sentimental ; but
They should keep lite hours at night
and never rise in the morning until
they can se the sun high enough to tell
him how they ' hare his beams."
They will soon attain a most interes
ting pale and yellow hue of complex
ion. In cold weather, take care to keep
open doors and a hot fire. By roas
ting your shins, you will gain on one
side what you lose on the other.
From the New-Ywrk Patriot.
NEW-YORK.
Our readers are already apprised that the
Tennftgecrncrolutlonr agninst envrmnrhsrr
been acted upon in tie Legislature of Y. York.
We mate the following extracts from the debate
in that Body,, on tAee resolutions, to shew the
spirit ana temper existing in that great State,
relative to t eaueu system, by mcans of w Inch
the partisais of Wm. II. Crawford are striving t
shuffle bin into the Presidential chair of the
nation.
Mr Pill regretted that the motion to
was 'relattaTrt at this late hour to protract
the discission, but his feelings would not
let him :enin .longer silent he should
not detail theTommitte'e long." The gen
tleman rom. New-York (Mr. Wh'eaton)
had supiseded him in many observations
he had ntendetl to mase on ionRrcssion
ul Caucuses ht was glad of it that gen
tleman had most ably, and tp his mind
satisfactorily illustrated the c'vils of such
nominations that gentleman did not see
iha tame evil tn Counlr and Stitt CiU
eniei In hi olnln they ert equally
re roitluu. To tht citizens of tht Stite,
the proper choice of their eiecutive cu
errs and representatives wis intereit
t. nt lmrwiri.nl a tht proper choice o
iha Lhtt Macerate tif the Union for
hi part he wit opposed to Ciucuei f
every dectlption they were an .m.
ted to muzilt tht People ht was grill
fid to believe thai ih f beg" 10 ,l'
The? re Incorrect In principle and
rrictloa-rthe people are opposed lo them,
n evidcrica r that, r, U me direct four
attention to S-itTolk, to JUngi, to Uurf
landt, to New-York, to Orange, to AUvf
hany, to Schenectdy to Erie, to Mor.t
gomery te Waihington, to Dutches.
In Dutcheis, sir, we had lonjg groaneo
under the despotitm of the grim king
Kinsr CatiQui. W could endure It no
Ion re r we entered into the cntet
tnttnA Klm entrenched behind corns of
Well paid, well disciplined regulars we
found him sustained by talents, by wealth.
nav more, sir. by an overbe irlng, proni
rate and darine oirit of ambition. But,
lr. with liberty nd principle for our mot
to, with truth for our spear, the spear of
Ithuricl, we smote tbe monster, and he I
now lingering in the lat agonies of ditto
lutlon, and hi adherent and supporter
rhourn hi downfall, in sackcloth. .
' The new constitution, sir, has releised
the People from host of el!ih and inter
ested advisers ; they are left more free to
art and judge for themseUei. 1 hey will
no longer submit to dictation. They are
daily becoming more opposed to the cau
cut system. Thev are riht, and I shall
rerord my vote against the resolutions
before us.
Mr. Caaar rose amidst loud calls for
the queation. and observed that he wit
not to be put down by call for the ques
tion, lie thould hive supposed that in
ttead of acting nn subject of this irn
norlance in dumh show, gentlemen would
feel the necessity of offering something
to the house, which might en-ible u to
render some sort of apology to our con
stittirnts for this waste of our lime and o(
ihcir money. The question now before
the house docs not relate to county can,
ciises. because in them there is a specific
delegation of power frem the people
They represent the people. Out Is that
the case here ? We are now acting on
subject which ha never been committed
to u by any power, either express or im
plied : and we are called upon to pan
thee resolutions mum. Mr. C theh went
into an able discussion of the coasti
.mtionality of Congressional CaurussCs,
which he contended were adverse, not on
ly to the spirit of the constitution, but to
the very principles en which a Kcpubli
can government is founded.
Mr. Tallmaogb remarkeJ that is we
were about to establish by Legislative
sanction an electornl college unknown to
the f'onjititytion, he thought it was pro
per to define its character, and prescribe
the nnnnrr in which it should be atrn
(led. He knew of no restrictions that
had born made by any law of Congress.
1 1 ere were no guards agiunst corruption.
l!.0!Lr.JSi!M-JA...T
speri.il provision wns mhrie to secure
apainst hiihrry and corruption by ade
quate punishments! But in a Congres
sional Caucus which Is to wield the nation,
and to rive character to its great prinri
pies of x)iicv, a svstem of barter might
be int odureH, against which no security
was provided. Lc Rcntlemcn contrast
liifc-piiifulstim nf a-ibiiling, ibe oflet-ol
which might in this State he punished as
a biibe, with Mr (ffer of a fiiinion in
France, and then ask themselves which
was most corrupt. There were great
principles involved in this subject. It
drew after it important consc q'lences, well
deserving the deep examination of the
House.
Mr. Ft ago proposed to amend the
amendment, by adding " excluding ir
regulars." Mr. HunnAnD fof Chcnnno, Editor of
the Norwich Journal; wished to act un
derstandinplv on this ?ibcct. The gen
tleman from Dutchess (Mr. Tnllmadg)
had seemed to nll'ide to a corrupt offer
made by one of the Presidentiiil candi
dates of a mission to France. If such an
ofTcr had been m'-iiVi" he wisTieiTfo know
it. It seemed to be the ish of some
gentlemen to try the strenirth of their
constitutions, if vyas then nearly 6 o'-
ock, I and he wished to know what was
the object of takinjt so many divisions '
He thought it was indecorous, and an in
sult to the House hut he would stay Here
until 6 o'clock in the morning if it was
not sooner ' J I'or h-i.-rT-r. lV
"lcl rjot be driven from it by that gen
tleman. - '
Mr. Tali.madgf. remarked, that he
certainly should not attempt to drive the
'ftfe h'nem an la s( tfpffo m "his put'p.ofc c. ""11 1
sons he would t:nderlaRe to anxe uno
Hudibras would supply thereitsons. Mr,1
Tr thpvoceerted- in a strain of nnima
ted qjoauencc, in which he enchrincd the
nttchiion of a numerous auditory to per-
', WW.
lectsstiiiness, tor nearly an hour.
He
plied to Mr. Flagg with pointed sarcasm,
on the sulTjcctof " irregulars," -n'rid dedu
ced the history of Caucuses, from the
days cf Pontius, Pilate i
11Y AUTIIOMTY.
MKsiU.liTION hrtUtion to an infrndad yt
f the JUnjMi da Uf.;ll te tbt Vui
btatt.
The Marquii do ladVrette ling tiprru
hi Intention to reviait I hi country, j
RF.H0I.VF.I), hf If K'MI mmd ltuM tf lit,
prirtntath lA V 'tiled Xluk tfJmrtU
tH Cngrrtt itrmblrd, I1)t the l'rtlcnt b
requested laeommunk a'e to him (jia aaMiraiM-t
of graft ful and anVctionate attachment aull
chcnslted for him by the Government and I'co.
pie of tbe United htaiea,
MJ llunkfT rM Ih.t, whencte,
tl.a I'rttiiL n mkM hm Inform f tmmi-.
a l.cn the Maru may b ready lo ambaij
that National liliip, with tuiiabU acooniiaoila.
ttona, be erjipUfed, to bring him te the L'nitd
states. . . .. . t
, ii. tLr,
fpeakerot the Houa of Baprtarntallve,
DANIEL I). TOMI'KINR,
Vice frcaident of tbe V. Ktat an. I
rreaident of the Seaate.
tr)Jtfrn, Jmn. 21, 1173.
" I . i . iiuni unviin
Caution to the Public.
VI.I. pcraon arc forewarned from tradirgf.ir
Ave several note, vil i one agaiitat Jamrs
KeUI, tT 13 i one do. on Peter Mi-own; flit,
snd a credit of &3U on it i one on James liailry,
of K13 23 1 and two other on George llodr.
to lite amount of K 4 50, or thereabout.
above noteawera all in favor of Daniel feagan,
ami made over to William Pelgan. All prrwrna
are cautioned against trading fur any of the
above note, atthry were all lovt at the deer
of William Fcaran i and if any rx-raun hat In.
led for any of Uirm, ia draired to make St
knot n to AHCIIiUALU rKAt.AN.
H'wan, V. 21, IHU. 3itr
Kan Awnjr
FROM the uWribcr, a very light mulatto
boy named CF.OItGK, ahiut 2H or 30 year
of aire, and between five feet ten inches M ix
feet higii, very thin and apare, with a very larjjw
roman now, very black hair, revoihling that of
a white man', hut inclined to curl, and but litiln
beard on the upper Tip and point of the chin,
chew a great ileal of tobacco, it a good burin r,
a tolerable carpenter anil thoenatker. a very
good house servant and coachman in tlie lit.
ter capacity he was arrvmg when be ran o.Tj in
fact, he is capable of turning Ida hand to at.r
kiml of LW very hunJda and plausihlr. ati,'.
ran ulT for no other cauae known to me, but L'ia
fi-ar of getting a a hipping for drinking to an
excrst, hi"!i he i much addicted to whenever
he can tft ir. M i likely he may attempt to
pa him If (nr a frr man, hi ctmiplcxion be.
ing much in liii favor. He had on when he left
me, a hl'ic bmd cloth coat and atriped pan',
loons. He formerly belonged to Mr. Ihiffie attor.
ney at law, of Chatham courHy, North CaMinj ;
rhen to Mr. Wm. (taston bf NVwbrrn, North-
Carofina: t'icn to Brown k jrvi, ali tf New.
hern, of hom I boaght him. lr had a tnothrr
and relation! living near Pittabnmugh, Chatham
county, Nnrth-Camlina, where be was when I
bought him; ami perhap he may have ma le fur
that aretion of eotmtrv, or attempted to rrar'i
tne aeatioinl ; therrtorc, all master ami ownrn
of veiat's are f"rwamrl from unploving 'A
boy, aa llic law will be ngtwuily entoree'I ag."t
any one on w hom the fact mav be prven. Dm
hiimlred dollar rcwanl will b given if tnk'T
out of the utatc and delivered to nr on ttir
Catawba, three mile above Iandfnrd,rhrt!tr
diatrict. South-Carolina ; or fify dollar if takn
out of the State and secured in any gaol, tn that
I get Inm agam ; twenty-five UoIIara if taken :n
the State and delivered to iim a l'jovc, i,r
ocured so that I get him again.
FHF.nEnitK i j. PKinr.
JanvmvX, 1S24 ir9S
State of North-Carolina,
HO WAV COtXTT-i
TSJLqwtx. tlrubbr term. a3iikxivr"!
Keanetfy and Nancy hi wife, i t. Zt-htl-v-llimt,
ailniiuistrator i.f the gooi'.a ami c!i.i"t',
rifjbt and credit which were of Jamen Hilton,
dee'd. ; a!o, against John ' Jackson, llarSi 't
Jackson, Wvche Jackson, Green Jacksc", I. !
mimd Jackson, f tockanl, and Hetty hi,
wife, I'homas and Nancy hi wife; a'",
J:-mi s Hilton, Thomas Englis!i and .SiiMiin-ih hii
wife; also, Jumcs Lowe, l.inney Ijiut, ibran
I.owe , srnel F.owe, M.irv Low e. Ki-ziali I owe t
arwi-JawrPhrmmPT anil Xlsryl'hmimer-; aky
laaac Jone and Rctaev hi wife. It appcaria
to the court, thul tiic di-fcailants Ji!n aikKUit,
llarhutt Jackson, Wychc Jackson, Green Jack-
son, Rdmnnd Jackson, Storlard and Bet-
soy hi wife, Thomas anl Nanrv his w'fc,
'I'homas T.nglish and Susannah hii witi, ri(
out of this Slate : it in therefore ordered., tli if
publication be made for the ipce of six weeks,
in the Western Carolinian, tli.it they and each of
them do appear, atthV nett Court of Kquity t
he held fir the county of Itowan, on the second
Mnndny after the fourth Monday in March next,
at Salisbury, and then and there plead, answer
or demur to the hill nf complaint, othrrwisd th's
said bill will be taken pro ronl'csso against them,
and heard ex parte.
GF.OItGE LOCKF., c. tm.i;
Price a.lv. 52 50. it97
State of North-Carolina,
RUTH RHFOR P COUyTT.
CtOl HT- of Plefis aikI Quarter ,' Session, Jan-.
I uarj' Session, 1 S Aaron Canipt-. Fran
cis Coxe ; original attachment, levied on lands.
It appearing to thosatidfaction of .the court, that,
the defendant ill this case i not an inhabitant of
this !:de, it is therefore ordered bj
that publication 'be made in the Webtern -Caro
linian for sin weks, that the defendant apjwar
before the Justices of our next County Court cf
Pleas and Quitter Sessions, to be holdenforthe
county of Hutljcrt'ord. nt tlie eourt-hMisc in
Hislhf rf'.rjfw-on '' l Moikiav ner the 4'h
Monday of Marcn ne1 i, then and lucre n inmn
to issue, or demur, or indgmentMinal will be
ervd up iitr;iiiMt hi.u, and t'io matter thcrc(f
ccrewd arcn-ding-ly.
v. V ifnws, I.1AU tK ' u.s, r. v.
OV the. 19th arid 20th of .March, at t'le T
dence of the- late I,)r. Alexander Schools, in
Mockss-JMerwTlVlT'wSVulitie'ciiduCfc'a
large supply of Mi'.JUClNKS, of difTercnt des
criptions ; n!sOi'Smi Furniture ; also, Iloii'c'i"!
re-i'd Kitchen "Tunii'tiTrey xne Gig and 1U rn(
three or four horses, cattle, Stc. 1 erms ct a-. ',
'a' credit of nine montiis; purchasers giving bond
and security.
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