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8ALISBUIIY, N. CTUJDAY, JULY 10, 1837.
VOL VIIIaNO. 870.
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The lnM f " tVvC.U art,
MymeM l advance will k &
, Xure at a mc, . l?
ih Editor, anUw mm n.pw"k
. '...... ManaMaa. the .-
K. lOurd. at the "ft Ion
r-i " . .. - -
- lAmmmn
' per h fret lawertiaa, snd twenty-eWe
. All ktim wtdw-wd te U t&", eet be
pS4, m thy Immn erttwaea sa.
" TJIK WAK OF 1812,
Thle r wet aoderteken in defence of
tka roartxrea of the Uniicii Hit iih
Yimnrm inA Soalo.lbrir coIcmiUi and olbt
luiiooi it wir lib Grtit lUiuin Hom
miter! con:rrf lo ib U of niion.
tut ntunrfered Amtiicin fttult on lha
Kit orwler prclcndcd tlotk) of ihe
porll of lho n.iiont and colcH)lt, nd
Bad Impreiud American Ktmen from oo
board of (hem. H ondcn.keo in ca
fenct, IlktwiK.of ourorwljr ntUcd fron
lUn. Km inK.Liiania era dallr mat
acrtd bj tba Indian, incited by Hriiltb
Iradart and f arriaun is Canada bo fur
rJibrd Ibcm ib arnti kc. to cart i on
iUli nordcroui arure- BmIq rat.
tl?.
' ' Jud II. Tha ConffTeu of the Tniifd
. Sutaa dcxUird var lt Uicat JrJ(ain
Jul ll-Xaoada invaded b (Jen. Hull
Jul ir .The rirriaon of Mackioa
. bo ee ignoriaiof. Ihe drcUra'ioo of
bot:litci cetired by pnr o4JrMHt
tod Indiana. -
Julv I l The frigate Coiutiiution.
Captain f lull, on hrf ptMe from Cbci
peak Bay to Ne Yortt enciprrl from an
Engliih ship of the l!n and five fHg.(e,
who hadebaaed bar for tiitv houra.
Aufuat I.- Geo. Hull rclinquiancd the
plan of int eating Fort Maiden, and re
toroed to Detroit ltb bU army-
Aoutt 9." A detachment under Lieut.
Colonel Miller attacked near Bronatoo,
Michigan, by a aupcrior bodr of Driiiah
end Indiana, the latter commanded by
Tectiroaeh, end repolaed, after a unju
lnary conflict, in which the Americana
lost IS nun, end Ihe eoeray upward of
noo: '
" Aaguat ta.i-Oen. Hull lorrehdertd
tee army I under , bis command o the
BriiitK General Brock as prisoners of war.
For this be -s tried by e Court Martial,
end sentenced to be shot which aentence
-tra remitted by Freiident Madiion, in
conuderation oLhis retolutionary serti-
. August 18. British sloop of war Alert
Ciptured by the frigate Eaaex, Capt. For.
ter.
AuRost 19.--Tbe Constitution captu
red the Ouerriere, in lat. 4 42, N. Ion.
St tV Wr after; r ection of 45 minutea.
The GuerricrCs loss was 78 killed and
raining the Constitution had T killed
and 6 wounded.
Sept. H. Fort Wayne relieved bv
Geo. Harrison, af.er a defence oi 9 days
against a numerous Indian force.
Sept. 14 Two detachments from Fort
Wurn rfcilrnvrd the FoUWatomie (Ihdi
.11 l. r-L.-f.v V.w..k
towns ai ins iovhoi mi "u
Sept. 1 6.Foet Harrison, which had been
Invested on the Sd Sept. by a Isrger body
of Indians unfler the Prophet relieved by
Col. Russel.
Oct. 1 3. Battle nf Queenstown I Ieights
in which the British Gen. Brock was
killed. The Americans remained mas
ters of the field after three attacks, but
the British were strongly reinforced, and
msde a fourth attack which would have
been repulsed hd not 1200 American
volunteers refused to embark to assist the
tegurs, and remained inactive specta
tors of their defeat and capture.
- Oct. 18. The British sloop of War
Frolic, of 23 guns csptured in lat. 37, N.
Ion. 65, W. by the U- S. sloop of war
Wasn. of 18 euns, Captain Jacob Jones,
after an action of 43 minutes. The
Frolic had 30 killed and 50 wounded.
The Wasp 5 killed and 5 wounded.
Both vessels were much disabled, and
tvere captured only a few hours after by
the British sercnty-four Poictiers. .
Oct.-26.The British frigate Macedo
ttfanj, or49" puns captured in 1st. tf N.
ti. - 1 in. TC ' V. th.' do at a" t?lllnit
lemf tost ibi i lh Ue
r-..-. ftn:.j' c.ii ii
Dec. "29. The British frigate" Java
captured arid destroyed by the Constitu
tion, Capt. Bainbridge on the Coast of
BraulThe: Constitution, had 6 killed
' and 25 wounded ; tbe Java 60 killed and
120 wounded.
; 1813.
January 32. General Winchester, at
tacked at Frenchtown, on the river Rais
in, Michigan, by a British army of 2100
men, under Col. Proctor and Teturnseh,
and after a hard fought battle surrender
ed his force, consisting of 522 men ; 313
kevlae; been UIUd wounded or dUpersed.
The f'rliUH lost 94 lilted end IM
wounded. A number of lit lull
(mar. taken in t hi ballU. end etoeclelff
w w-w.w-w ------- - - - - r
f ike vottftded f Uk hi Col. Proctor to
I.. . . .. ... V
the merer er ale IMIiK allies, VKrtwfia-
standing Ibe prorolns of pre act too. and
Ti. ho.nl ik. kM. ill which
Tkm uimh buiol t!ui bouaas' la which
some of them were placed, end od)f
that others were unable lo join their
march, Ibey act tbem up for targets,
a at .a
shooting ami Ki('ing them. Among
Ikau i.Kfr.niinala man wara Cfal. Allan.
Captains Woodfott, McCr.ato, Hkkmse
snd Hart.
t'fhmarv.Tha Bri'lih brir Feacock
aunk v tKa I linnet after an action of 15
minutes, ulf Demerara.
Akril ir....Cjniura of York. I'sMf
Canada, by the Americans, under Gen.
Fikt, he was monally wounded and 300 ol
bit man either killed or wounded, by lbs
ciplo4on of a mag.tine of powder, Bred
bv order of the iMiUh General She.ftV
Fifty of the Briti.li were alo killed by
tb eipKMiun.
. . r a aft a a a
Mif.-lliui tie ('race in start land, pu
bged and burnt bv Admiral Cock burn
Mat 9. Gen. Fioctor with about 140
loops end an immense hody of lrM'Uni
withdrew. Ukxra tort Meigs, wne:, ae
had besieged the Amtr(rn garrio, un
dc r' General Kxih tof IS" days. A
daiacamauioi aleniuciUns undct Colon
el Dudley, sent to relieve the g.rrion.
afir aniurina: fuur battel ice, fell into."
enVosadc, and only 1 40 nets out of 800
esrawuT
M 27. Fori (I force caotured bv the
' - - J - ' - - o r '
American, under General Dearborn and
Commoitnre ('hiuncev.
May,29. 'Aturk on Sackeil't Harbour,)
K Sir (trntrr I rovflSt. who was retHJlvrO
by (it nr ral Frown at the head of tegular
and the neiKhbouriog militia. In thin
attack the Britiah lost aVmt 150; the
Americans 136.
June I. The U. S. Friirate Chesa
peake captured by tbe BrititS frigate
Shannon. The Ckrsaoeake had 47 killed,
99 wounded; the Shannon, 27 killed 58
wounded Capfain Broke of the Shannon
ind Capt. Lawrence and Lieutenant Lud
low. of the Chesaoeak were wounded, the
two latter mortally.
June 6 Generals Chandler and Win
der em-Drised bv the British General Via
cent, at Stoney Creek. The two Gener
als were captured, but tbe enemy were
repulsed with grest slaughter, and about
100 taken -prtswiera. ihe Americans
lost 154 killed wounded and missing.
June 18 The town of Sodus, i.
jtroye,j by the British
june 23 The fli'iti
itish made an at
tack with 3000 men on Crsney Island,
preparatory lo one on Norfolk, Va. but
were repulsed by about sso irginu mm
tia and 1 SO tailors and marines.- -The io
vaders lost about 200 killed and wounded',
nd 40 deserters. The Americans did
not lose a man. !
June. The villaee of Hampton, a.
captured, sacked and destroyed after an
ob
ttiinutc (Virnre.
Aiifuat I Fort Stenhenson, Lower
aandusny iinto investeu oy "en. i roc-
n,. . .- . ...j.. .u. i..-Jri
jndusky tihto invested by wen. 1 roc
The garison of 170 men under the brave
Major Iroghan, succeeded in repulsing
them with a loss on the part of the British
of 150 men.
August 14 The U. S. sloop of war
Argus, Capt. Allen, captured by ibe Bri
tish sloop of war Pelican, in St. George's
Channel. The Argus lost 6 killed and 17
wounded, 5 mortally ; among the latter
was Capt. Allen.
Sept 4 British brig Boxer captured
by the UT S. brig FnterpriseT off Man--heign
Island, Maine ; Capt. Burrows, of
the Enterprise, was mortally wounded.
Capt. Blyihe, of the Boxer was also slain.
Sept. 10 Battle on Lake Erie. "The
British squadron of 2 ships, 1 brig, 2
ic1irCTsT5fltfTt6op-under Comr Bar
clay, carrying 63 guns, wss captured by
the American squadron, under Commo
dore Perry, consisting of three brigs, 5
schooners, and one sloop, carrying 51
guns.
Oct. 5- Battle of tbe Thames, in
which. 60O British regulars were captured
and 1200 Indiana put to flight, by a part
-r.L- A :' . : ..
oi nc inicricai, army, qnaer vren. warn
fwarnor J ecumsen was krlled.
warrior J ecumseh was krlled.
; Dcc. ..iQ. Fort George 'evacuated,' and
the "yillage of Newark burnt by Gen. Mc
Clure, of the . New York militia, which
was retaliated by the British in the destruc
tion of Buffalo, Lewistown, Manchester,
and Youngstown.
1814.
Jan. 22 Gen. Jackson defeated the
Creeks at Talapoosa.
March 28 The frigate Essex, Captain
Porter, captured near Valparaiso by the
British frigate Pbcbe and sloop of war
Chorub,.after an action of two hours and
ru iui us,
" April l?i-Tki Brfi'st Ifit ' rpertUr
. a a a Mt.
captured by tae V, 0. iwop oi war i ea
I .
June 51 -The PrMiH iloftt) f wsr
fru)Jeer ctMurtd if the I. S. sloop ol
wsruaio the SiiUr Isieibeanog
distant about 40Uaces. .j ,
Julr 3 -Fort ie, octuped if gar
rison 170 men, cattercd froatbe British.
July S Battle of Chlppeea, bat.o
ihe fHiUh ondc Gen. IUJ, and Ike
Amatlcaaa. iMutar OaA. BroWIt lo wbUh
ika Briii.h were driveo bl to their fort
whence they bed msde a acftle.
July f S. Battle of Slagta of Bridge
water, which commenced o a eminence
near Lundy'a I-ant, wbeve the British
kat nlanicd alna bUeaa Ct&rtllcry. The
cannon were take after riuch fighting,
and three despcrste atteppts made by
the Briii.h to recover Ibet were gsllant
ly rrputud. The action MtceJ from half
r a, a ... we .a S ..I.
p.tl 5, I'. n. till II. ien tne rwiwe
commented Ike BritUh fena amounted lo
about 1000 men. and lae imericao to
750 but by eootinaal rtinkoicemcnts on
both sides, the whole BiUlaS trca en
gaged smouoted lo SI30, and the Ameri
can io24l7. The BrnKJb M 878 nuni
. r i r - f tt . i I . i. ,w;. k.nta
me imenc.ns a j i. .wa. m -
thai the brav. Colonel MJUr aaswarsd
to the nrooosiiion of Osneral BipWf. to
' . . . . i
s batie-r with '.he Sl!
regiment, 14 1U try Sir
I- Autcuu .9 Tke.Britsl) attacked sod
bomnarded Sionlngton, tut were repulsed
on the I Ith. t
AuguM 24.-B'ettle tt Dladeosburg.
anir capture of Washington, and several
private houses burnt bv order of Admiral
Cockburni sod' Ihe elvy ysrd,. a ne
frigate and s sloop of sr, destroyed by
onlerof the V. S. government.
Sept. I. -British sloar of war Avon
rtiiaSled by the V- S. Wasp, in e night,
baulf . Three other vessels coming up,
the Wp did not tske otesloaof bet
prise, which sunk sooi eJter her ere
were taken out by her companions.
Ca.lSna taken bv (he British, who
cl.imed, as ibeir lei ritory, that" pert of
Mioe between Penobscot river and Pas
ninnimnldj Sj. -- -
Sept. 3.-The U. 8. frigate Adams
burnt by Capt. Morrison TFenobseot river,
to prevent her falling into the hands of
the roemv.
Sept. II. -Battle on lie Champlatn.
One fiieate one brig and two sloops, csp
tured from the British squadron, by
Com. McDonough. Cora. Downie, ihe
British commander, was lllled"In this
action.' The Americane lost 52 killed
and 58 wounded; the British 84 killed,
1 10 wounded and bad 838 taken prisoners,
wRkh Utter amounted to more than the
number of Americans engaged in the
battle. - .
Battle of the Sarsnac -The British
had been 5 days in possession of the right
bsnk of the river waiting for their squad
ron lo engage Commodore McDonough's
The Americans, under Gen. McComb,
succeeded in preventing their crossing
. . r , .
Hniih lou.dronr Itaving nu sic. ano
the river, and ucn. rrovosi maaea pre
1 . a . a . S
Tritisn squadronrltsttna; Tfttf lck. atilJ
wounded, besides a targe quanuiy oi pro
visions and munitions of war.
Sept 12 -Attack on Baltimore, in
which the British were repulsed with the
loss of their leader Gea. Ross.
Sept. 17. - Brilliant sortie from Fort
Erie, in which the besiegers under Gen
D-ummond were so much weakened,
r;H the sieee three days af
t 1 1 . IIIVJ - 11
n. t .A convention of delegates from
ihe sfate orMa-isaChusettsHthorte-lslsnd
.Antiavrtiriit. yfi d the counties ol Cheshire
and Grafton, New Hampshire, met at
1 1 an ford Gon
Adams.
1815.
January 8-Batt1e orNelr-Orleans;
men, were repulsed by 3,300 Americans
SaaeFOW niVWK Ubhe of
about 4000 men in killed, wounded, and
missine. Among the former were Gen
eral's Packenham ahd Gibbs. The Amer
icans did not lose in all 500 men.
? i . .The fneste President,
manual y- - . , -1 r,
Captain Decatur, was captured by a Brit-,
isli squadron, one nau v 7
from New-York, in leaving which port,
she grounded on a bar, by a, mistake of
tbe pilot, and was considerably Injured.
The ndymion,one of tbe British squad
ron, was
engsged by the Tresident ana
silenced before her final , capture. Ihe
President lpat 34 killed, 55 wounded.
(vraty mleuut. TM
mail. ft
Dec 24. The treaty ol peace between an(J it is our bounden duty io uV,K ....
.he United States and Great Britain signed K, aga-,HSt ny combination or cojrr f,oWTOU,..lVtalltJft
at Ghent on The part of the U. S. byoh.i binations, 7hat may attempt, j"8 WllVcs county, on the 20th of May. 1827, a
Q. Adams, James A. Bayard, Henry Clay, hive the ,uriati,y to attempt, to thwau (J ho h;, nut i 0( ..
Jonathan Russell, and Albert Gallatin; wil, and com0el b.m , to yield w he r. . fr "3
and on the part oi uresr unm i , . it is as tne grou-.v - . -
., ii n...iK.. anil Willmral ,k Kino-. and the Ails-
uarooier, enry vuuiuvi"i struggle wwwii.i- .
r.iM.M it t . i .! j
1 99' iw" i ae wyanw ana tbe Mv.ni
'centered ef Mdtfi,fcy iheCeasfliutlon
tsot. Stewart, la 40 minutes. The Lai
rou. a as vonauittiwu iwtn
10 woundfd. The Uvsnt lnt 39 men
and the tyane 31. . , . , ,
Uarrk 21 ...Itrlilih brie Penmjlfl UO'
lured by the JIobl. CapL BUdJe. tV
irtstan l Acuntia 9. Atlantic ocean.
The Penguin lost 43 menj the Hornel
rats br net ur vmsxhlwil
The title of Chancellor originated
ith the Humans. It was adopted ti
the Chdrth, at.d became a half cede.
siaatie and half lav office. I he Chan.
cellor was entrusted with all public in
atrumcnts which were autnenticatea i
a . . a
and when seali came into use, the cus-
cxJy of them was conhnrd to that
officer. The mere delirery &f the
Kior's creat seal, or the taking it away,
is all the ceremony that is used in err
tine- or uomakine a Chancellor, ihe
o , , ,
officer of the greatest weight ai;bsis-
tins; in ihe Kingdom. me arsi
Chancellor in Lneland wee appointed
in the reign of William the . Conquer
orT'and with only one etcrptioo. il
, , . .
Wl enjoyed by ccclesiasucs until the
tme ol fe.iiz.iKth. when auch officers
were Uflcd Keepers of the Crest Seal.
From the time uf Sir Thomas More's
appointmetrt..wcucb . t''Q!i place In ihe
reign just mentioned, there tsonl v one
instance of a clergyman having hfen
elevated the o.Hice namely, Dr.
Williams, Dean' of Westminister, in
the lime of James I.
Th Chancellor is a Pi ivy Counsel.
lor hyotticr, and Speaker ol the House
of L(.rds bv prescription. To htm
belong the appointment of all Justi
ces ol the Peace throughout the King
dom. When the Chamellur was an
ecclesiastic, he Iwcame Kccprr of the
King a Conscience, nd remained so.
He is also visiter ol all hospitals and
colleges of the King's foundation. He
n nairnn of all livings under 20.
per annum, in the King a Moi.
is the general gtiardun ol au imams,
idiots, and lunatics, and haa the sapcr-
intendrnce r-f all charitable institutions
; .K i:!nrlom. He tkes precc
dence of every temporal Lord.eicept
I SB . 1.
the Roval Family, and all omers c.
ih ArrhSiah no ol Lanteituiry.
kit's e
. . a ........
i. .i.i. aa.t iraaaAn nv llllUl vs
Kdward III, to slay the Chancellor in
his place, and. doing his oflicc.
" In the year 1G80, there were Com-
miisioners appointed for executing
the ffice cjf Lord Chancellor. .
. London taier.
WIU.1.1 COBBI'TT.
The following extract from Cobbett's
Register will show his present politics.
Never having espoused a cause that he
did dot ruin or desert, his coming out in
f.vor of the King js a bad omen for his
Vyaniii"5 - r,-- iil
face of the earth whom I would have re-
commended, except a . "'f
qualified to pull down the whole tabr.c o
he present destructive aysteni. But, if
the King had chosen a man still more ur,
r,t tobe Minister ; if be had chosen il do
" . "i i . r"i,.Ki hnnnra I
mandril. eSirDt 8 a man cmincmiy
If I had tne power ii - , . lM, the ert.te, are Uee-rea to
r . Vf ...win lhl occasion, , "" .1 .-. .ith.nlhn
tention oi nii'iajc.y "i" - i prewnt tnem. leeai-y -.
n i. .monvatthe last men upon the . n-.M.ribrd ov Uw, oiherwiae this nolico
T 8U,Cn .!yw lorn w a
ble gentleman by whom r.ve r w )ir
n by whom Job. wea persecuted, by whom wot m .,, m,,,, , John
our Sasiori-wa- tempted. and who is ?;4iiottai,Caroulu.fron, -b.m k ran
. . .. ni aeekinar 7 . t,. r,.-.- thr-owne. a
.:...n- rnnm no- U0 ana iw"
IIIIUBMI ' O . .I I.
rw,m he may devour,
l ..1,1
. . . i unur uivin u . . . -
. e ... . . . . . - , . . . .- : . - t
IIU, - .. . I.l,l II,.
MruK8'sr.' . thi. appoint
mysell to yoT (the Parliamentary Refor
mlrs in order to Induce you, whenever
U ttrppori knnaraa ifiM
ricv who, a' we n "
oVe?.lledgdiotirt,tion.,h
r.rt lone and long domineereo u.
fact, long n ' 8 ,-f CanninR be the
- if it be pot an eno .v..-..--
lot IZV, he will Ibe entitled
07.r least be may expem-
natured a people, iorgivciic y
Sold sins committed against us .fr
Se lS thirty years; and that .., I thmk,
,ne: .. m ;rh for this actvof his, as an
"cessof the generosity of human aatnrc
can possibly auggesi.
I iiv" - - I l,l .1,. I r..... I I lKi.
'u1Ac V.nttTtfkltuntnta'
f pilt ktUulbei kavkf Uuhf toka.
I ptmmtm ef thai cr veawal and
I
I'l lral kuillui la tha Tma f faa.
prtpttrd to S'Tomifcyj' Tr.nrv aw th
IMa J aula .m ui m. iUM.
nwkrd with the kf h
k. .US, tk L. UuirL LU RukW attta.1 d
by sltfnti and rstwl howtrf. i a4 m esm
(Km, m I.U part ilall be wanting to rtttArt the
t.v ft lkae aba ay rail apew ki toon-
kte aad tlraM.
r,, J 4. 1. 873
.VelWaft for Salt.
Tllf. Mkrlbtr, acting a Jtfen
Hntry rtilen'.kW, proof iirtof of ike in-
fa Jil M,tfrHf, tolTrra l 1 pi""tO
X.W.H ftf fell m anddfKfipiwrtS hf tht Iff
or quanlilt. upon Itrma erpalry aViraiKy as
Uy tmm be kraut M trm CbarUalaai if ar
ohrr city lo lhn place. 1hv wialiing to
aupply lhrirclr,rait du o by asakitig ap,l.
calioe la U urvUriiftvril.
r.lMVAKU tltr.i!..Trii.
SaUury, V. lK I Hi.'7. 6l.l7
N. B. (HJCthtr SHtU. and other OM lpntr,
hoiglit by Ike BuKerilT. KPi3.
Vor ttnf, or Wtnt,
My Ihumf and Ui ia Ihe Teea e Concord.
It LMieecntraJ pert UU tow a, d ieave.
in a ec ntml p art U lb low a, and ia a ve .
ry tfiblv rtanJ for tfie Mi iraniite or any wtker
TJ WHXIUWT a - -
tiJlrAmimmt S.Im m arfraBrarrcmaTT eO
erW'dMaairfrna,rvytari ihrre ieagood
rc llmr. ami ntrran o oiwi"j,
b.r j.ln way tic kad In ike rnurliaae of lk pa
mi-.. Il not !.'., tliey w.u ot ncniru
for further p.rticojsr. appW " ,
jWii . 1ir)tf. - - ' -44 --
Yor af a or Wnl.
IVII.l. hH. r rent fur a tetn t4 vtart, my
llOUsr. and LOT in the town of Usjfg
ion. It U a lnhle lanj fu'r a Tinm ami
ntorr, .iln.tril a frw dtor wartk f Ike Tnurt.
Ilouar, im Wain Mirrl i the Iimix- keinir MifTi.
cieniiy la'jr' '! abor bmintaa, with all
ncrrmry out mpr. 1 " thnae nko mav frel
iirl to I'ft' '" biiainrMM kinfl, thia
prrwnn a faorahle an npporlunhy any in
tl.i .licc. 'I lie tirrn.iio can be tten on ap
nlic.iion tu the ,ubcribcr. who rriW'a thereon.
JAtOn ALBBICHT.
.1fnl 9t. R77. 3w7J
V.verx mva OYflleMWUt
fllllK i.brribir lavirg pmrhsn f the nrh1
I (nr sioa- M. wtrnhair. Pert mliiiilart
.l.CT'T.P'rdur
bow's for Mr ekleaburg emwr. tmw ncr. ,w
Mle lUcae Jiia. aai the : f irjtk Uitb". "P
rtulv b the an.Uer, on eccommmtaiinf;
term. Mr. M T.. Mohan of toncora. n au
rtiorired to for thr- county of ('.harm.
The plan of both thee Mill, may be ttn to
Concord ami fh.rlntte. St f norts.
HKNJaMIN k. a I. ex a no eh.
.1. r I7rri.if rouniv, Ma9 'J.18.7. 3mt74
C 1-V Cents lUwtmA.
AN aar.fiom the ejberibpr, fn the 26ih
I i of Feb. a vming man k ihe name pT
Gabriel En.ley.arnt 15) tra, AH prrtnna are -
forbid len to harbor or tnit b.m on my acciHint,
a. I iH t m "( '"' c"lrci,nf.
Sis and a quarter cent, a ill be given to any one
who will return enid Ud, but no eipenaca paid,
or th.nki rien.
Jt70 SOLOMON ENSLEY.
Anirf cunly,X. C. Juw 22, IH27.
Vifttne of fttuuueV M'Ouwe.
ft SHE wibarriber having qualified Admin.
J iHtn'ur on the estate of Samuel M'Giirre,
dre'd. not;Hr. .11 perona indebted to aaioveaiato.
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totte. -the .9. wrcT,h wrro-
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ri ';""'-1 CIIARLE PUtU'Sjr..:
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OV ,j,e 9th and 1 1th instant, Bm, Frank, nnd
Ihn , Men about 26 y ears old, 5 feet 6 or
7 ine" i "idgh bhk.-i. helcto John
r2 9 or lu he.-WSVdsrk
of OLdetborpe cninty, GeorKs MT
Sift feetT or 7 incbea. big b, ye low eotop fca
"on. saa he bclonRS to Samuel Cherry, of Pen.
ion, an; a ii .".,. ik. unn are re-
.queeTed to come fin-ward, prove property, p-y
rharvesfnd take them away.
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1 JOHN CLEMENT. Jdm'r.
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