.-. lui ea'racior. a eornrEun.c
' ;,Bl0r CLior of the Bo-tan Bui-
u.l.
of the
'rr.j w.ihtmrtQii City. Uih
' ..t.s.tandintt the warmth
L id the extreme enerfating In
'ftha atmosphere. at thli period
ebinerf of government is moving
, anergic 'e"; w,Th Pre1'
and H the 'c,,, DPrtrtent,
a their poni tilnlf etd incessantly
fd In the despatch of publio busi
5 tVnenJ tJDOO It ther re nd Idlers
.1. ministration.: From the Presl
f; kimielfidowototb very humblest
I ! ih most unwearied diligence it
You. may P through the
I nf 01 men win wuin inai
1 f tutu w i vim
salary on,f Qloer. terw 6f
L ,arlous. departments here (or eueb
cKrveftif w,,y 10 T,,n' vuneu
u order of ibe day. Every member
nreunt administration it consclen
,.) imoressed with the importance of
toting wov" P""6'" ,v
,ki nation t end those who hold subor
ute office f-partlculerly "I bar
itred epon.ihe transaction oi public
ii ilnce tbtt oowoui oi tne old aynas
.ire lottery instance applying them
t to tbcir tMK.ih the most deter
iti teal. It would teem that toroe
otsr spirit bad diffused bit influence
Mdirbout Ibe whole system, ana re-
Led ibt eppsrstus, w.hlcb, it is every
ir becoming obvious wat both corrupt
i deranged, to'aoundoett and order
investigations progrcis, facta are cqm-
. i. . .1 il . a e
V te. ugnt, wfiicn snow inai tne pumic
nBdence nili in very many inaanccs,
WorfTDeen gross! fibused. -1 raids
i peculation! bate ' lor tor longa time
U nractiCd winked at, that the
Vjetraiors 'and abettort aecm to hare
Rjuired the notion that such tbtna were
IL ik . Mshtfnl nmuiti'ra nf nffleii '
If, lira W WW rwi'MvJW4tyiH.WJ
:s after the disclosures which hare al
id been made, who will hare the bar
Aui in denv-lhn nereiaitv of Rtlorm
to tnetr It the utility of the Searching
vationi .
Tbe Preildent, in spite of hi constant
plication, it In excellent health ; though
bit countenance, intermingled with ihe
iracteristica of benignity and of decia-
k raij be distinctly traced the marks
deep Cre, and of i prolound sense ol
t treat duties which a free and intelii
tut people bae called upon him to per
fin- ue. indulge diiukii in no rciAi
o, tare occasionally a very abort ride,
ir in the iWorninjr. The Secretary of
ite ia at prcseut hUtb occopted in pre-
ncg instructiots tor our nuniateri to
eiana, I rancer end oiextco ana anc.
8ectetareareuIoualyngage(JI
Katberintr and rtem.tino7 the ma-
ialiWr' their respective Reports.' The
.omey and Postmaster Generals are
intensely busy in ' their appropriate
pvtraents.-
am CcrlecUFJatisfiedrthat, wbatscv
cr isc6n1enTi-maTlriirewtieS4 aomt-
ctions of the'toiirttrf with regard to
rtaia.jQC.aI appointments, rresident
kks-nTand;iTer.3r; me.brf We-;;abi-
V are determined to actorj proadt'Ilo"
-il; national grouods alone tbey will
ones:iy aod faarlessly pursue that course
policy, which to them shall appear
ki: calculated to promote tbe general
wk and will distribute, with the ot
ost impartiality, -nd without regard to
rtatrarjr unme-mnft obsolete Ostinc
pxt, their pledges of confidence among
ery branch of the great Jackson Kepub-
licm party-1
f ermit me to say e word or two con
erningsome of the distinguished public
ents,, w hose, peculiar, duties require
fictr constant' residence at the aat of
orerntnent. The Register, Mr. Smith;
a gentleman whose qualifications lor
ta arduous office upon which he has en
fcred, are of the firat order. Of pleasing
Wress, prompt and bu&inesa like habits,
e will make most acceptable and em
ien't oOicer The fourth auditor, Mr.
fendaJl. who baa been the envied subject
K so much wanton scurrility, r is a man
10W
The U. 3. 7eiccfii)! glrcs the foil
in. list oi ine c;..ccrs removed end re
liined I the Drpartmcotl at Wihlngton
Cf 18 la tba Sttte Deptrtmeot, 7 hire been
, rerauvei.
9 In the TrtMurr do. 'I
19 In IK ComprM'ra oflTice, none
12 lo lrt Auditor's
IflhM do
H In 34 do
J7in4th do
13 In 3th ' , do .
, 18 In Land : do
, e fln Iwa!rre
T5jIrtKKiiier,ar'
Win Wsr v da'
: 2S In Adj. Paymiter, Oca Sttfl. ac X
Vie sry prtper Ca,, 4
11 in 'arjr t'aiomiouMers pone"
jo General run. umce none
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
3
none
, I
none
'1
nooo
I V
3
Xhf.Moriti-Prnce--Vtt have seen
iys mo iMi i or& Journal oi commerce
a latter from Prince Abduil Rbahaman
lately e alare in Mississippi dated Monrovia,
Colony or Liberia, Africa, April 13th. lie
baa ascertained that bis relatives in Trora-
boo ;re itill the reigning family of the
country s end Is able, by means of travel
lers, to transmit or receive communica
tions In the space of fifteen days. My
brother (be says) Is the reigning Kioer
having been enthroned three years since ;
and bis magnio:cat and placid qualifica
tiona endear him to all his subjects.' H
eipresses the .deepest sympathy for hi
children, who are still In slavery in wis
alssippi, and ssrs their emancipation
would be paramount to every other con-
ifatAffinn
mm a owi a
T
The new Pope it is rumored, intends
to abolish ctabaeu etnonz the Roman
CathdUc Clergy."-If 1e does lhit-w
shilTiet him down for af fcood 'sensible
rope, ana so wm his Uergy we should
suppose. ' It is remarkable enough, aa Is
well taid br a Rhode Island Editor, that
the Romish Church ever baa required the
celibacy of its ministers since the Great
patron, aa thought the founder of that
Church, is the only one among the Apos
tles wbaia merrtioaed.Jo tbeScripturea aa
being married, "reter'a wile's mother
ay sick of a fever." Camden Journal.
Na. yara. .Rumor his run ebcut with a
story thiii an old steam boat waa to be
fitted up to uke tripovrr the Mia, with
crew, not consisting of animals and
dumb beasts, but of a merry company of
laciea and eentlemcn : tbe nassentren
were warranted a pleasant and safe trio,
provided company wat select. The pilot
wanted five families who had lived in one
bouse and were. agreeable to each other;
a pioue clergyman, owning himself " the
chief of sinners M an honest la'wyerr a
mith-loving--o4Taac)ir
gairulitr a baiuluim aamtaL.
who niver looked in a glass, and a person"
who goes about giving alma in the dark!
The conditions being ao particular, tbe
expedition will doubtless fail
Tlio Vew otk Owstf'vcr Jd tht
less ttrandy Is drank yearly in this Slate,
from the circumstance that less waa im
ported. We -sincerely srlih it was 40.
The decrease in the importation of French
braodftlaroore proUU to be attributed
to the fact that little elae is now drank in
the country except M whiskey brandy."
Four gallons of French brandy ia enough
tegire flavor to a pipe of rectified whis
key, which is Immediately converted into
t reach brandyi and sold as such.
Jf , fork Mtr, J J.
1" "
1 13, Baur fl JO to 7M, ton 60 to 60, eht$t 7
1 , p
Tin Dult tf trdinftn 4 U PHcut Litvei.
Several oaraerabha have anncai ad in
the London papers relative to. tbe disa-ZTI' JhM Cotton 10 to ii, iwt
.1 r r. . ;... m, L87 to r. ottoa barnna? made 01 bmo 19
slan Ambaisaarett. It seema that the L. n - la.-or v,:, a i in1
w wiiiiaauw-waaacv iv tuoen iDtalt U to 40,ai'yl DtaAdy OTtpiorBfr9I!
Cotton f J fo S) ec'nK
fur 7 a 7i, wln.krv, 26 a 27, bacon 6 to 7", hama
I 9, bet kind of btpginfr 20 to 22, a!t 34 to
S, corn al a 4 coffc v 11 10 15,....N. Carolina
ink t.Ul J a 2J per cent, diacount 1 Ueurgia, 1
4to. ' ' T i ,
CotSn. Is Upland Cotton, the'aalrt were
i to a modenie extent, and decline 01 a
(a cent vu renerallr aoSmitted to.
Cumikn, July 3.w.....Cottot y to 8, Hour 4
I 3 Out of the wairona, that from Carndca
tlla 6 to ft trbeat KL corn 60 to 621. oati 32.
tit 75, whiikey 38 to 35, bacon 7 to 8.
H iWntM,iif ;..M.CoUon 7 to 8, flu 10
la brandy 33 to 35, tallow 8 to 9,
fv EetaiUoe 17& cenUi.and b'ltUt'le Jn
aarketi Baen tsaellinc at 0 50 to 9J. retunr
carca cran irora 7 to a tenia.
premier, to ?hf Russisncause, and thit
.l- it ' . j .1' .'rr-
ins nenucmtn manucMeg tne moM ira
ptrtvrbaSfe resolthloo to bare oothlor l
do with It. . Tbe Princess may be Cle
opatra, but the Duke la no Anthony.
UvrrpHt Majf 23 Wa hart again bad a
nrettr rood demand for Cottoa this week, and
during the paattwe daya tht market fur Ameri
can Cottons at' leaat haa wiffened a little, bat
Brazil Bat given way further. .
P. fk Evcnlnr. T1ir kaa Iimi a continued
good demand for Cotton tolay, aud prices of
nroencan ara at waai eiiner,. r
Another letter, dated tame eveninr, ears tat
itl have bean 3000 balei at, b some caxa, 14
advance. ' - .
ibe Philadelphia Chronicle says, in
ingenious mechanic, of tbe district bf
Soutbwtrkt bas. invented a boat to oati
gate tne air. it la about eight teet long,
bas two bows or items, aod holds two per
sons, and by meana of very simple' a-
chinefy, Is made la glide through tM air
at the rate of five or six .miles 10 Aogr.
It may foe seen in operation) at she Paccla
and Labyrinth Garden, nesr-Fairmount.
A Factotum H'anledIhe Londwi
Time a lately .contained 8 notice to tie
following effect :
11 An Editor, one whose principles a'e
church and state, ia wanted for an old s
labliahed .proviociaL paper... Uevwittii,
required to retort firocttdingt t fiutlic
mecfingt, read firoeft, la tufirrinttnd ht
firinting defiartment, and to fill up his
ivre Aetrrt to the counting bouse r V
wonder the advertiser did not add, to
rock a cradle, to take charge of a turtlp
field, and mend umbrellaa.
Samuel Mifftin, Esq. who lately died at
hiladclpbia, bad made an insurance on
his life to the amount of seven thousand
dollars t which sum has been' Dromotlv
paid br the Insurance Company to The
executors of the deceased for ibe ''benefit
of his family.- -"--V-
64
A W tubacco 3 to 5, yellow bf eawai 33 to
noTtn-Caroiina bank billa la 9f par
t. diomint. loath Carolina I to II. Geonria
5; Virginia X per "cent, d -i;-:.-.rr-c f
atfm, juiy a.v...uouon Tii to o itj, nour
9J. wheat l.OOaStl.bacon J to6.a!i 80
tO 1CA n.ack hraiulv Ti. annla ia. Ad aaJ. whia.
keySir.-""' V "J
Wifia',,OAM,irti28.Cotton It, fea
there 33nts, flaiaeed 37 to 40, floor 575 to
JJt, Kerluwt aak, 50 eenta, peach brandy 62,
apple do. V, whiskey 30, tallow 6 to 7, tobac
co 3 to 7 cxt per lb,
Ktrhmtmlyif 3J ..jCotton 8 a 9, wheat
US, torn 4Jcon 7 to 7i, brandy apple 42 a
45. whiakey 3o0 27. .
AaaArVffe, TA Jim, 27 ..Cotton 7 a 8
flour 5 a 6 lard 6 V 7, whikev 25 to 37, tallow 8.
avr t a a.T . . '
n. varonna Dank Vila 10 ner eent. dia.
ON Monday, the m day of Aitguat neat, at
the Mill of the ktf Alfred alacay, dee'd.
will be told, , the SLAVES belonging to his
estate, 14 Mulet, Horaeiau. 1h terms will
be, in part, for note neotiat1e in Bank ; and
part with bond and approved lecurilr, at si a
montha. JAM3 Mi RUN, Jun. Kxtcuttr.
JW10iM89. ; '- 3177 . .:-
"E)tncztr .Icatlfciu.
Trrrs tnanranon, onnrr- n Mimtuteudcuw
of the aubacriber, ia now open for tbe re
ceptionof Stodenta. A courae of atudiea ia here
puraued preparatory 1o admiatlon into the l;nt
veraity of thii Stat, la addition to tbls, inatruc-
tioo will be given ia all tbe brancliea of aa En
rtiah Cducauon. Tbe healthy aituatioa of thia
Acdtmytb good statt. of morale in the neigh
borhood, and the advantagei or an enugmenea
Miniatrr. which the students ran always erjoy,
are objects orby of tbe attention of thoae
wiahing to cduCHte their aona. Btnrd can be
had in retpectabhs famil'ica at ana dollar fxrwrtk.
Tuition ia proponionably low.
II. II. li.iLL.
Btthany Ckunh, nrauny, )
V. C. Juif 7lA, 1829.
2176
piiposition to labour with teal and fidelity
the advancement of his country 'a 10-
Ns." Tbe" chief clerk in the Trea-
Capt Kelley, of.the brig Congress, t
Boston, from Ivica, confirms the report
oithe deat h"cJ nicb
was officially announced at Ivica previous
to hia sailing. May 7. ib
Creek Jndiant.- Ejrly this month, 900
emigrating Creeks paned through Pike
county, Alabama, on their way to Line
Creek, to join another party under the
command of Captain Walker. The whole.
it was supposed, would amount to 1 500,
aod were to proceed immediately to the
West, under command of Captain Walker
and Mr Blake.
Havana, June 10. There is nothing
new here. .The expedition is fitting out
rapidly and will sail from this between the
the first and fifth of next month.
The expedition is to consist of a line
of battle ahip, two frigates and one
or two brigs, with five or six large trans
pons. These latter are all Americans,
a- ai.u s iflXJXj ,.1
and 18th ultr the Thermometer etox1
97 degrees from one to three o'clock r. at
The Floridian says this is the greatest
heat experienced in Florida since its settlement.
faoatamtabtrmMn fr tbe
Mient requisite for the full discharge ol
NotTTcapMsihle-idutiea, and every
purpose, and are to carry ironv suw to
3500 troops only, under tbe command of
uen- UarradaK bcnr-lsot-fikeljMhat
with so email a force, they cat) have in
view any thickly aettled province, or
strongly fortified place, unless they are
.Yavo. W understand that the new
...1.
m".I.n 'Jrmaf, moat be wholly eaclud.d from the barrel,
T V I S. K Ki .1 T; V.'.T.;2-f ' .Jl . ...
i' y-a eru, iw us utvu jui . k iiuc
that the command of her-is to be given to
Commodore Barron, who will proceed in
her to the Mediterranean aa commander
of the squadron on that station.
JV. Yorh Gazette
It is stated in last number of the Afri
can Repository, that in JYortA Canlina
two thouaand alaves would isamediltely
be emancipated and committed to thjSo
ciety of Friends, to be sent to the Ldony
of Liberia, if funda for their transporta
tioii were provided.
Magnanimoui 4dmiition:...MTbtn was
a thunder storm at Cincinnati 00 tbe 3d
of June, which waa acknowledged by a
John Bull on the spot, to be superior to
any thing of the kind he bad ever witnes
sed in England !
Portugal. Tbe latest accounts from
this country, state that it waa in a dread
ful rnnftitioti. Numbera were committed
. '. ' - rrr--vcnr::" tlie Tardat rha- place of flOTvii; wioi
in prison J 11 were executed on the day ax tfc lttd 8tBte- (hf refur ,
Wrt Densrtmen. Mr. Dickens, is another
PfihoseaHable
"on ; 01 whom Tenects honou? upon tne
iiscernmenrof the edminietration, while
iltecures tbe respectability of the ate-
ipprobation of the community. In snort,
'wry" teconSkwbT ffiw whom L.bIf
rt seen, is perfectly accessible and ur
un'ethertianotbioe like official super-:iUousness-no
austerity no ariatocracy.
""" aaajaaaawa"a
we bavVreceived til New Orleans,
rthagena papers to 7th May inclusive,
w they cohtaln no news of the lesst im
Wancet the paper of J7th May i filled
decrees of General Mariana Mon-
relation to the appointment of
Ngei, ia the different departmental a'nd
'Pacifying their respective duties. We
n4oodatei frora Bogota, end not a word
e.f the fjoljtical affairs of that country.
erala of ihe opposite side..
Colombia Intelligence has been ;re
te4t;:New York, by the schooner
fJbatbimwhicb
from Forto Cabello, that a proclamation
had beenre
which was received from Bogota, atating
that Colombia had vdeclarad war against
Peru. The report is merely a verbal
one, but it is not improbable that bostili
ties may have broken but anew.
The Journal in Belfast, file, states that
within the spate of half a mile in Sears
mont, there resides three famillca, which
TU out thirty girU.
By the new rule of the coalition the
beads of these three families must im
mediate! be put ia some ' office under
tbe government ; r wA.
hia palace without Ms guaida
iaw aaaam eji waiisw
MARRIED,
On tte iatliT
Mr. John Morris, of Rockingham county, Vlrg.
to Miae Anne Brown, daughter of the late
JphBrowE.orkeac
"""" ' --mtuii'
1 to If centa, oorn 25 to 30, pork 3.50 to 4, bet
ter 7 to 10, flour 3.75 to 4 per ban V wheat 50
t60, Iriah potatoea 40 to 50, tweet do. 40 (O.50,
brown augar 13 to 15, coffee IS t23, taM.t'2
to 1.25, homespun cloth 18 to 30, whiakey 20 to
35, bacon 7' to 9.
fayetteviUe, Julg l.".,.-.Cottbn 6! 0 7j
bacon 5 J to 6, peach brandy 55 apple do 40 1 a 42,
butter 10 to 15, corn 49 to 50, flaxseed 80, Hour
4 to 51, lard 7, mofsJeea 32 a 34, augaf 0 1 10,
uh 75 to 80, tallow 8, wheat 85 a 90, huk y ?4
to 38,...fcU. 8. hank notea 1 a l) per eentyro.
mium, Cape Fare ditto, It a 3.
: Balttwre, July 3..jiFlonr g6 a 7 cttton
tO to II, Whirtty. 34 fZ5,. BSCon 9 to j;
Navy Beef and Pork for 1830.
, A'flff Cmmiiiitnerj Of re, 1
17th June, 1S29. )
SEALED Propoaala will be received at thii
office until the flrat of September next, lor
the'eunnrv of SOOCTWikw-'avy BI tf. aud : 4W
W!a.- Navy Pork, for the e 4 tlCLUnited.
8ttV Naval Service, 1000 bbl JHtf, aid
800 bbk of Pork, to be delivered at each of the
" 1 LIST OF LI'rrKKS
BEMAIMNd in the Port OfHce at Bi;bu(
N. Carolina, on the lt of July,
Michael Albright William Dulen
John Al'jrtirht
i-ucinda Anet
Marcus A. Alma'ad
James B. Andrraow
Martha A. Andrews
Mary Adama
Thnmaa Boyd
Methiaa Baninger
Thomat Brown
Uarcm r. Beard
Joabua Jloner ,
Joibua Barbtr- .
Michael Baker ( .
Wm. Barber 3 ' ,
Allen Boroagha "
John Johnston
, 1,040 V. Janet '
Abtuham Jonea
, Joel Klmbid
', Jacob IJngle .
' Alciander Lovie
Freeland Lodge 2
Jantti C. Ltcompt
Wtlliam Link .
John al. Moorbead ,
linn. Wm. D. llartfn
.ti o. M. VL,rr
F '-Jolmr.H. Miller
J'orreat aUnrn ;
f Jarnea II. Martin
t Jartiet Sl'cCrackeBr7'''' 1 ';
riarlas BiUa . -TU'avia AVArgo,
t-iiwwaiwtr;;
llenrr Baker ,
ltiwTrfltlw-ajriif1 NaaK4
Handerton nenaon '' ' Alexander Iteabit
Jotihs'hn irirbeT-Abrnaon Waab"
Rarah Crump . Jamra Sorreat . ,
Daniel Call Z,VUucT2$t wtani
. ' Joaiah Owen ,
Lvdia Caxort
tiiaabeth Cotter
Almond II. Cole
tfaryCnpia
Henry Chrittia
MrnryCall
Marjm Cluts
Iahmael Coddle
laaae Cowan
Wot. Cowan 3 . .
Jamte Carr
Ford Dyernett
tVm. C. Duket
Thomas Davia
Clement B. Dickson
Joaepb E. Dobbins
tleaaii Etfiott
John Elliott
Gabratl 8. Fisher
Jacob Fulinwider
Jacob 11'lier or Tsui
Chius -Rebecca
Garner
Jane (Jarrjaon
Jane fiarren
Jobsi.Cfuqan . ?, . ",
Caty Clover
Chrialojher Graham
jnnr, ohs
ElisabHb r.been
John Cibbins
Kobert llulen
John (1. Hawkins
Thomaa Holmes
Celia Hill
James llackany
, I'mpliry Owen
Raft Owen
Anna Park '
Jeremiah Patrick
JohnPlaater . V.
John Tonl
Levins Koe '
Maria A. ReehentS
John Reed
Samuel Henshaw
John ltudiel ,
John Roaaman . .
John Ratlrdge or
Jamea Talcom
Daniel Reed
William Stoker .
John Sltaver
Wm. P. Stockdpn
John an jaoit
Mary T.. 8Win
Jane Stlktleathei
Jacob Ahnping
' Edward Smart
" AleiaiiJtrfmhh or
"James Smith- -
" John Ihtirf-"5?7
Jamei mi'li
litaatM Rmoal .
Caleb Snroot - - '
John Turner 3
-Mary-rodi .
Cailtuina B. Troy
Petfr Troiitman
Kkhard Tliompaort
Uaniel Wthb, aen.
WllllatfiKdn' Hsfrtr""'" 4tnwt H'od
John Hal!, aen.
John Hufhet 3
William Hall
James U Melt 3
lluii'.l Hartly
Simncl lluie
Mosea Hall
John Hodge
Thomas Junes
Jsraes Jackaon
3177
A.C. M'indm
tdmund P. White
(Jt'Ofire Waat'iter
Dr. Jamea Wiiaon
Mrr tVea't r r.!.betli
Oridrr
Jopli Wuoda
r.liiah Young
Philip Yoat.
SAMl'ft. riEF.VES, P.M.
Jo,h barker
cri; ";
itpil; i t'-Vk
Me wm, B:ail and
barker
( burlet 8. Black
Jsrarr ttrnwer-
Virginia; and the whole quantity nmat be deiiv
erea St each and every Navy Yard by the frst
of Anril. 1830. Tbe whole oiantity of the aiid
Beef and Pork roust be of the best qjali'y.
The Beef mutt be packrd Irom well la ird cat
Ue weighing no Ie tban 4H0 piiumlB in ihn
iudrUflir 8w potmd tw th-4tft-EL'iLii k.t
L-rraunJt. tfodi. thrrtrt. thtnt. h4 ih ttttk tf uX-
imal. muat be wholly excluded from the barrel I cwi B. F.rimittjrer 3
and the. remainder of "trie"tSfrase"irin't hexwt-far Ceam-ford
into pieces often pounda each arnear at way
be, o that 20 piecet will male a parrel of SOO
pounda nett weight Navy Reef.
The Pork mut be corn fed and well-fatted,
all the ikult$, frt, and Kind Iff $ entire, muat be
whollr excluded from the barrel, and the re-
manider of tbe H"g must be cut into pieces of
eight pounds each as near aa may be, ao thai
twentv five pieces, not more than three of which
aball be shoulden, will make a barrel of 300
pounds nett weijrbt of Navy Pork.
"The whole nu"''t7 of theiaid Beef and Pork
muat be perfectly aaltad ia the first inatance
with, and afterwards packtd with a sufficient
quantity of Turk't laland, lale of May, or St.
Ubea 8aU. and no other, to inure ite preserva
tion, with five ouneet ot pure Saliperra to each
and every barret. The barrela iiV which the
said Beef and Pork is to be packed mud be
made of ash, free from tap, with one iron hoop on
etch chine, and otherwUe fully and iubtantially
hooped v and earn baml must be branded on
its head "Navy Beef," or "Navy Pork," with
the contractor's name and the year when pack
ed. All the said Beef and Pork, on delivery at the
respective Navy Yards muat be aubjected t
the test and inspection of some twn Intprcltr
al the State wittiin which it ii tu be delivered,
the uomnianoani ot
ottrawyf
charre to tl Uuittd Mates tnereior; ana,
LIST OK Mi'lTKlIS
vjTTMAlMNr, i- the Poat 'ffie at Concord,
av v f.r..r. m J. ..t o
Sarali' flridihaW " 1 Jewlma Tliuturr
John L;'T)cird v Jolw JJadlyi - j
Hiram Brown Llrm W. flarria
Witt;.,
,m li Harris
i'riah iwtei .
Panci'-I J. (i,!on '
John f.inlc'.in
Gc'v l.it 2
Ja.-b W I it Je
Dsvi'l Long
- JUh V.ut4Vt
Mary Ulckr llder ' lliyrti JJ?!rprs.
J e i, R. F.rimiiifrer 3 Jjlm C. Mcl,riy-
ta .'a. t ..a
,.,.rkir: i . .r.'.A I cuarire iu . "" i i zav umce, aro requcwea to uirect nieir com-
ne aaneu. von wigyci m,., , mmnrr. tUC-Cnntractor u,M.;.at;fini rtirrntlr Tn tip M"r-H-i1rV r.f
muat put tf oarreis in t'O'Hi Biiipiiiiiff uer i
or tbe Betf and Tork will not be received.
Bidder ae required to atate their .prieev
leparatrty for the Beef and for tbe Pork, and, if
ther trSVrtOsfiiroUU atiM.tlbarunOiLrA.tAS
teptrtteiy tor eacn laru. mey aic ct
duirid to give their names, their residence,
tor the names and residence of their sureties,
mnutelyi and muat Manumit their bids scaled,
2aiM!,' fottrMr-Jfaty BeefNfr
'Navy Porkvfor tlOeafl83ff.--'
The Com-niasioners of the Navy are tliherty"
or in greater proportions, if such bids be the
lowest. . ' , . . . . .. ."
Any bid not made in conformity td'this adter.
tlaernent, or not -received within the limited
time, will not be opened.
The parte' of the amnw to be excluded from
the barrel will be particularly described in
drawing which will form part of the contracts.
Persons desiring information upon the subject
with an intention to bid, may obtain it by aeaon
able application to the Board. 7l81.
June 19 . : .
. SHERIFFS DEEDS,
FOR land sold by order" of wjiu f rendificmi
exports, fir nh at thU dfsce,,
ThuKiaa. Carter
teor(fe Ciidet ...
Will am J. cowan
Daniel Cline
William Covington
Moses Curzine
Nancy Davis
James Davis
Jsmes t.agle
Nancy F Erwln
John Rrw in
Tboa. B. Ersrio
Valentine Ftgifot
Frederick FreaUnd
Tobias Furr
William Furrfson
oorg Goodman
John Gilee
Hiram Ooodmtn
Jackson Ourley
John Garmon
Thomas Goings
Duct. C. Harris
Mary Houlton
Elizabeth Harris
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4)orcuiilcOtDMil
ArrhibaW Mi-t'nly
Robert 9, 'Means' "
Ue(lrKen1illeF",
I dram Mitchell
lUflirl Mcana
WilUmn ..cOraw
Ebentzer Marrin
William F. Pliifcr
Naihan I'hilipa
Robrrt rickrna 3
tJeorge A. Phiftr
Janus R, I'luiiket
John Hitch
Oeorpe Stough
Miai Hn !l
Kinchold Suther
Jacob Htiirwalt
George Suwigh
John Htill, jr. -Thomaa
Tinld
Margaret C. Walke;
Jacob Weaver
Joaeph N. Whitner
Wil'ifn Walnce
Krziali Ymihk'.
DA ID STORKE, P,
DartaTMrar or Ktstb, )
ratent njRct, June 9, 1829. S
"A" LTprjdrVt' harmi owiiwa
that office, instead of the Secretary of State, tho
latter mode being attended with cOnaidtrabki -inconvenience,
and sometimea riak. All aucfi
communications are free of postage, and will re
.c.immediate..atteiU?)n,. -
4t78. JOHN ;I. CRAnTWienr"
Xcvf nnt (jViears (soodfA.
HVf tubscribee Jwa tbepleaaura of. nou. .
"iftff to tu frUnda anJ cuslamr.ra. inH t ba
public in general, that he h now receiving from
PLiJadelnhla arid New York, '
.'AW- tl.bUAIXr A3U1T51EVT-4 '
or tu
- CAafU tutJ mtt Fathienab!
GOODS .
he ha ever had. Havma; been selected M
ere at pare, by himself, and bought for eaeh, he
feelt perfectly confident, that for like patlerna
and equal qualitiea, he rannot be undersold by
. . i a. . . i
any oiuer iiouae in uic ibcc.
The public are respectfully in
vited to call and examine, for
themselves. His assortment com.
iirisea almost every article nauallr
kept in Storea MICHAEL BROWX.
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