TVcslcm VaroltniaH.
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TlvAWS OF TUB U. STATES
pa4udM , the first Scseion uf tkt
Twenty-Sccyntl tomgfau
JaX ACT hawy loto rflrt the eowveiitloa ba
- - ifm tit Ji Hua a4 Uaj Ihf
Et of the french, eowdudro ai run uit
ftimfc-vf iur,-wnlbwwn4 tiikt awwdred
ad lliirtjeiva.
J B enacted-ly thtr Sen.ite find
J louse of Rcitresentatiect 01 tne viu
ted Mala of '.America in Congress
assembled. That the Freaident of the
United Bute i, by and with the advice
and content of the Senate, shall ap
- point three tonimiiiioners, who shall
form a board, whoie duty it ahall be
to receive and extmioe all clalrhi
which may be presented to thrm,4in.
.dt-r the convention betweea tetjnif.
cd States and France, otjMi fourth of
Jj'y, one thousand eisj'Xt hundred and
thirty one,.whicb,4re provi Jed for by
the laid convention, according to the
pr: vhnprii the lame, and the priu.
tiple-u! jiiitice, equity, and theflaw
rnationa, -The laid board shall have
e creiaryr Verted 1iTihe" Engfiah,
French and Spanish languages, and
;lerk, both ti be appointed by the Pre
'idtntby and kh the advice and
consent of the Senate find tteconi.
miuionera, aecretary, and clerk, shall
before they enter on the duties of ihrir
cflicei, take oath well and faithfully
to perform the duties thereof. -
Ste. 2. And be it further enacted.
That the laid commissioners thill be,
and the v are hmby, authored to
make all needful rulci and regulations
not contravening the laws of the land,
the provisions of 'this ..act, pr.,jhe.,.pro.
visions of the laid convention for car.
tying their said commission - into fait
Md complete effect.
Stc. 3. And be it further enacted.
TM the board 10 commuted shall
inert on the first Mind y -of -August
next at the city of Washington ; and,
... within two years fpm the time of its
meeting, ahall termiiste its duties.
And the Secretary of S ate ia rrquir
cd forthwith, after the passing of this
act, to give notice of the laid meet
ins to be published in two ne wspa-
pers in Washington, and in inch other
papers he miy thiok proper,
Bic. 4. And be it further enacted,
That all records, documcuts, or other
piperi, which now are in, or hrreaf-
l.!iln.eUlWiiWiC f -lh
-:onimIitoiinay enirje ifltO the por.
session of .the Department of State, iu
relation to such claims, shall be defiv.
ered to the commission aforrviid.
-Pre. 5. And be it further; cnhcled
. That the enirtpeoiatioo'of the reipee
tive Kflicera, for whoie appointment
provision is made by this act, shall
tt exceed the foflowingaumi ,'nnme-l
C Z ; : -VJ j5J.m aata commtnjneri '
jriwwwwTO' t-tho rate 'bT tKree tthouiarid xMlars '
pes annum to the Secretary of the
board at the tare of two thousand doli
lart per annum and to th clerk, at!
the raU ol hiiccn hundred dollars per,
annum. And the President of the
United Statea shall be, tnd he ia hert .
by, authorized to make auch
.?CS for lh coptigent expcBaca of 4he
said commission, as shall appear. to
him reasonable and proper 4id he
aid. salaries . sad e xpeosrr- s all be
paid out of any; money in the Trcasu.
ty not otherwise appropratcd.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted.
That the iid commininncrs shall te.
port to the Secretary of St4te a list of
the several awards made by them $ a
certified copy whereof shall be bv him
trsnsmiited to the Secretary of the
Treaaury, who shall thereupon dis.
tribute in ratable proportions among
mr pciauui m wnose ravor the awards
h4 have been nude, auch moneys
my nave ocen. received iuto the
TrenurfjartMofthiasct, .atc.fr
log to the prt porilons which their
old
res.
rTrrPttttTJfrtWjtntT-italt ht"afT5fwTTi
rtSount then received, first deducting
.- .; ; .aucu .aums-oi money as may be due
: the tJiiried States from laid persotis
i f in whose favor said awards' shall be
k made ) and shall .Ko cause certificate!
, to be iaued by the Secretary of the
r J : Treasury, io such form as he may
j l prcicibe, showing the proportbo to
wrtcoj eacn may De entitled of the
tnouBt that may thereafter be receiv
a A . fi AtL. nat . it. ' ' . I
f - -.-r- presentation ol jthe
ed certifcates st the Treasury, as
r nac rocrai lostau
aaeta, payable bv the PrVneK-'rr
! f ernment, shall he beea received.
, roch proportiMns thereof shaU be paid
t t
Sec, r.And be it further emcted
That it 'htoJ&JZ
taryoftheTrea.urytoeau.etheaever.Lt
Payable to the Urwted States t
ftte said conv t r tion, to b received
n sue..fCBwa wmnspaent, tjid
trinifrrrcd to U-i'ed Btatti, in auch
ma. ner as he may deem belt, sr.d the
ett proceed! thereof to be paid into
the Treasury arid os tne payment ol
the proceeds of each of the said instal
ments, there ahall be s aprt, of the!
money to the Treasury, such further
sum as would have bero rrceivcd from
the nett proceeds of auch iost.tment,
if the-reiervatioo atipuiated by the
fourth article of the' s.id convention
had not bee o deducted and the moo.
eys which may be thus set apart, to
gether wTirtrWse which, may be rT."
ceiveJlnto the Treaswry under thii
sex, .h-ll be, and the lame are hereby,
appropriated, to satiify the awardi
herein provided for-- t
Sic. rjTn'ibeJtfurtia'.aactcd
That all communicatiooa to or from
the lecretary of the board of commit
siooen, W (Tie business of the com
minion, shall pass by malt free of pus-tg-.
, .,
Scr. 0. And be it further enacted,
Th.t, as soon as said comminion shall
be executed and completed, the re.
eordsrdocuments, nod alt other pa.
pen, In the possession of the commit.
tion or its officers, shsll be deposited
in the office of the Secretary of Stste.
Sec. io. Ana be it further enacted,
That for the term of uo ) eu, from
and after the second dav of February,
one thousand eight hundred sod trur
ty-two, wines, the produce of France
hall be admitted into the United
States on paying duties not exceeding
the f dlowinj-1 Tatea 'on the Rallon,
(such as at present used in the United
Siates.) that is to lay : six cents f. r
red wiue in caski, ten cioti for white
wine in caiks, and twenryvtwo tent!
for wine of all ar-rii in bottlti.
Approred, J.ily t3,1832; '
(Riii lution, 0.
rJF.SOH'TIMX Jirectlrp (lie dittrlbu'ion pf t
eumpilalioq ofCongretsiooal Docuiatuts, s iJ
- fir ihe purpvsrt.
tie it enacted by the Senate and
lime ofRepmentativct of the. Uni
ted Statei of America iu Congress
auembkdi That the Secretary 4,f the
Senate and Clerk of the House of Ue
presentatives be, and they are hereby
directed to distribute, by mail or oth
erwise, the compilation of dmuments
directed to be published by the act en
titled " A act "making provision for
a subscription to a compilation of Con.
ftrewtaaal pocuments,".apnruyed
March second eighteen hundred and
thirty-one j ia the following manner
to wit :
To the Trident of the United
Statea, and to each person who has
been President one copy.
To the Vice President of the United
States, one copy.
To the Dtfpartment of State, fo ir
copies, viz : one for th use of the
Sftr.V; tne to. be deposited ia the Pa
tent Office, and the two others to rev
main io-thfct Library.. f -that depart
ment.
For ihe Miaislers of theUnitedStatcs,
in foreign cuunlres, fifty copies, to br.
deposited iw, and distributed under
such regulations as may be made by
the Department of State.
T theT.reaury Pfpartmenl twelve
c- plei, namely i fur the use pf ,4 .S;-
tretiry, one co j and for the ase of
the First and Second Comptrollers j
the" First, Second, ThTr arF6urth: and
Fifth, A'ulitors,- the Treasurer,- Reg.
Uter, S diritor and. Commistp,cr of
the General Land Olhcerj one copy
each. ; ' -
To the War Department thirteen
copies, namely 7 - for the use of the
Secretary, one copy for the1 use of
the Commanding General of the Army
of the Unire.4" Bmest'.lKepaythXsttr
General, the Arijutiut General, the
Commissary General of Purchases,
the Ordnance Department, C mmis.
ary General of Subsistence f Q l artejr
nuer Gneral, Engineer Depart
ment, Topographical llureau, one co
py. each and for the use of the Mili
tary Academy three copies. 1
To the Navy D-partmtnt fifty four
copies namely ? for the use of the
Secretary, one copy for the use of
the Commissioners of the Wavy Bo.rJ
one cop t and to enable' the Secretary
of the Navy.4a place inc opy ia ev'-l
STUMsM lCAraied4tesaa 1.4h( U.ted
Statea jwhyn"lj"fc.ffiibliaott;'undcr
such regisl tons as the said Secretary
shall prescribe, fifty two copies.
p.To .the General .i'flat oIBiietHree
eopie, n-imely for ". the use of Past
Master General one copv and for the
use of each of ihs Assistant Postmas
ter fieoeral, one copy, . i .
To the Library I of Congress. fi e
-,To the Librarjof ; the Sjnate tea
tftpVei. -tt; T-rrppK
( Ta thelbrary of he II luse of Re
P1"0 V.lny.ctyie
To each member of the Senate snd
House of Representati ves and Dele
gate! --of the t eoty4irt ad twenty
second Congrees, one copy, ; ',. (
-To the Justices of. the Supreme
Court of the Uaited Statea, ea-.h one
a Mr. O.'Rich, a cent for the Cn-
greis Ubrary,"" is London one copy,
to be disposed of by him Io some suit
able manner, iii rctiirn for a djoatioo
made byathority of the Critiab Gav-
eroment, to the Library of Concress,
rf the volumes f f the Record Com
minioD publicationi, '.
To aunatv the ststes and Territo
ries of thejtf nited Elites, e'lRhty one
copies viz I. for the . use f Govern
or and each breach of the Legislature
cf every Stafe, one copy p for the u
of the goverwor of each of Hs TerrU
toriss, . one copy and two copies w
be deposited to Ihe archievs of each
aid Territories, for" the use of the
Legislature thereof.
. . . : ii - t
ro each, mrorporirtfa coiier-1, mmi
atheptejm in the United Biates, uvt
exrerdiog aixtv nine one copy.
Tht of the Copies i f the Secret Jour-
nala of the old ongre.VvIem . ni"B
rwcllno"oit,"M're''W a further
- - - - '-w- - e.
diit'tlbution ai fi.llowi, namely i that
one copy of each volume be deliver
cd to eeh member of both Ifo jsc ol
Congreis, and that the rttidue remaio
for a future order of distribution.
9ec. 3. And be it further enacted,
That the Secretary oftheScnste and
the'CIeri of .the Ilooae, ad hereby
are directed to divide the remaining
documents of two Houses from the
fourteenth to the eighteenth Congress
inclusive and to keep them for the
use rf each Home in their respective
libraries,
Hc. 4. ITnd U ii further resolved,
That the copies ol the Journal of the
Convention forming the prrs-nt Con
stitution, remainina; for distribution,
be equally .divided, between the two
Mouses of Cong'ess, tu keep m tneir
respective lilriie.
At.rro--l. July 1ft 181?.
caUslluartrra artraili UrfoJc
OF TURN. C. miAllA,
Salisbury, 1832.
riilllj following Krgimcnts of tne
7ih llriga.U of the N. C. Militia,
will parade for review and inspection
at the following times and places:
The 63 or firt Rowan Rtfjmrnt, will
rnr.ulc in the Town i f Sdisbury on
M inla) the 24ih September, the 88th
R," t Grore K''r, on Tu
day the 25. h and the 87ih at ll(d-
rick's on Wdnrsdiv the 2r?th.
The "ROWAN TROOPERS"
are Commanded to parade in Sili.
bur,on the 24ih September, with
the Gird ltp. 4'4l
' fry order of ihe Tirlznrtirutienl
erat. W. fl. KERR.
R. M. CLVYLVND. AH.1r.Cnmp.
Uanawaj
ft TROM the Subscriber
a X. on ihe nicht of the
3 1 st August last, my ne
grn man TOM, about 22
... or. SX years. ld, .black
complected. - bid on
blue bru! cloth coat and- naMalwns.
blatkfur hit," (fashionable) about S
feet 9 or 10 Inches high, stout built.
Prom. h I -can learn from different
lources'j j am induced to believe, that
ne has been persuaded to leave me
by some white person, who hss pro
roiied him his freedom on their reach
ing some free 3:aer I will pa ten
dffllfrt-ta any pein;: wht: will con-
fine him in any jail io the state, so
that I gct.bjjm.:again.-.r: ..
FENNACA TURNER.
CMrrui County. .V. C. .
Cff The Minen U Farmers'
Jburntl, are requested to publish the
above untiLfurbid, and farwsrd their
accooot to D. Storke." PrM. Concord
and it asalfbe liquidated on siht.
. , . 4otr s..tukni;r.
. . latBBlt COOKTT.
.a few's, Spring Ttm 18J2.
Alli Gill ako OTacas" '
vs . .."'
Amos H'sa via ey wire OtbisS. ..
JT appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the defendants Wil
liam.'Thoirus snd Henry Gill, Hugh
R. K rlg and wife, and William Young
Executor of William Gill, do riot re.
side within the limiu of the S ate of
North Carolina. It is therefore or
dered that pub'icntionbe made for six
weeks in the )Vjrstern Carolinraoi'ubi
fwd.iwta umiii) si ihm wext'fiupetiot
. Conr t of, Eq iiity-to be-- held-for -the
County of -Iredell on the 6th Monday
after the 4th" Monday of September
nextj and plead,'. nswer, or demur to
the bill of eomphiot filed by Allen
Gill and othrFs otherwise- said bill
will be heard Ex Parte, aad Judgment
entered; .oafrtfordiflglr,; '. Witness
J-hn Miahat Clerk and Master'of our
said C'Mtrt 'at Office the 6th Monday
after the 4th Monday of Match"! 83?;:
5(43 L JO ilX MUSHAT, Q. iWf
laaotLL Covarr, 1 ;
, ii- iJAustxTextiii,
TII t E ; Subscriber,, having obt'aiped
letters of administration, on the
Estaje of Washington Byers dee'd.,
requests 'all persons indebted to the
lame, t j make psyment, and al hav
ing tUims against said Estate, to pre
seQtthen duly 'authenticated, and in
the lime prescribed by taw. -iOtf
: W U YR3, Aimifilstratrix.
OFFIcnOFTIinCOMMSclON
-KRiT UNDER TIIK LAW .TP.
CARRY INTO EFFECT TC
CONVENTION WITH
; FRANCE.
jWashlMgtali City, Auaast 6, 1833,
T II W being the day appointed by
law for the meeting of ths Com
mlssioneM, one of them attended at
the Apartment, provided bjr the Re
cretary of State fand having ascer.
talned that full meeting of the Hoard
cannot frobablv be effected belare the
H Moodav of September nex .lo coo.
the recent enactment of
the law under which the Commission
hit iiaaed. and the distant residences
inrraia is was ---. -r
Ordered. That the meeting of the
Hoard stand adjourned to the 3d Mon
day of September next at noon, at thii
nl iee. And that the Secietary tauie
public notice hereof to be g'veo tn the
Journals authorized to publish he
Ijws of he Uuited States, and in those
ncareat the residence! the levcxal
Commlssionirs,
By order i
JOHN E. FROST,
4t4 1 Secret iru.
The paprri authoVned to publish
the Lsws of the Uuited States will
publish the abive notice as often as
their papers may be issued for the
first week after in reception, and then
oner a week till the uext meeting of
the Rord. . "
Au. IT Sept. 1Ut.
IIEPOIITS:.
GRIGG 4" Kf.lJOT fwlli p.b.
liat early in Dcceinber next,
lhe"4tb VoL of their series f lon
drnscd English Chancery Reports,
which will include Vol. lit of Reports
of esses argued and determined iu
the High Court of Chancery during
the time of Iml Chancellor LvnJ.
hurst and Sr John Lach, M ister of
the R .lis. by Jimes Rissrll & J. W.
Jlvloe, Etqrs. Karritersat L and
the 3rd Vd. of Repoitj of Ctss it.
gued and determinedln the Vice Chhi
Cellor's Court, by N. Simmons, E'q.
The distinguihed Chancellor K?oi
speaking ol thii work, observes,
This was a work that was muili
wanted I it was indeed indispensable
to the circulation in thii country of
nngusn t,q iitv l.iw (tne oesicouein
the world of E hical Piinciples justly
$ truly applied to the administiUi .n
of justice) for who could buy or be
willioe to wade through all the vol
uminous pagea of Eiglish Chancery
uecisions. wneo one nail o: tne num
ber is cumbersome & useless with us
Ailg2i St41.
v5 Gents Ucward.
T EFT the subscriber on the 6th
1J Instant a bound boy by the name
of William Simpson, about 19 years
old,'Tem?r5nble for his size, I. suppose
he took wi;h him his indentures, all
persons are forbidden-to harbour or
trust him on my account as I will not
pay any debt of his contract. Five
cente will be civen to anv one wno
witttetorotilie AaicJ-laitttiiotarA:
ses paid nr thanks given.
-l v FU.--JNO. A, FORSYTH.
lrt,UUC .VTC. yiuf 2718;J.
AT THE CORNER OP THE
COURT-HOUSE. -
IE Sulwcrilwr announce to the
publio aenent'ly, d her friends
ami io the farmer fricnrls of 4be Ilo'el--
that she will b happvto accommodate all a bo
mrj fr- her ilk aitai prof.61.a.
ures them that her beat etTuris slutll b used to
render plenum t he entertunment of all wicli si
may call. Her table will b supplied witn th
Ne,t that the country affords, and ber Bar with
the choicest liquors. . '
From th ttiany advantages which this stand
flordi, tojteilirr with an unceasing effort to
please, she flttters herself, tha ihe will be able
to render to. alt tbe Dint ample tai'infection.
MABY ALLF.MONQ.
Cr TV Offiet f th farther (f Samhtm
tri verHn Lint 'fUlngft, at that if tht Ckerav
aid Linel uiei, u at iht .
(MAWSZON HOTEL.
8tiso, AwstT. 1332. ..
6i4t
State or Jiurth Garo1iTiii
Spring Tern, 181?, '
Joseph MaKnL'ht, - 1 Petitioh fir la?
-T .and ethers. , : ... tLanJ. . J
PURSUANT to an Order of the
S iperior Curt of Equity; held
for Ifedt" H County, at Spring Term)
1832. J will sell, on the premises,
that tract or parcel of. hod on which
the'Kev. James MsKnight lived, ad
f'tinipg the. Linda, of J a.'.McKnight,
bv estimation 266 acres, more or leu.
Sdd sali will
day of October rje it, ou the premises
aforesaid, between the hours of 11
and 3 o'clock, where due attendance
ill., be. given, by the subscriber.
Terms cf sale will be a credit of one
and two yeara, the purchaser! "giving
bond with approved aeetifity-----
" JOHN MUSHAT, C fk, e.
bwi.vk deeds, ::.
every description, aeatrjrf nriied, so
kcpicoaaUntl for sal st this office
nnopos.iLS..
IJ0R carrying the Mila or the Uts
. ited States f ,r two years; fr.in
the first dav of January, 1133, to the
31st day of December, 1834, on th
following poet routes In Nrth Caroli
na, will be received at this cfli;e un-
til the second day ol avmur neat,
induive to be decided oo tn vin
day of November,
Star. From Cilumoia to rprtng-
field, in Tyrrel Cfiunty, and back once
a week. .' i
LtavR Columbia every Monday at
O'a. m. arrive at Pptiogfteld aame
day by Op. '
Ieave Pprineheia every oaturuay
at 0 A. M. arrive at CJambil aatne
day by fi P. Mr r ,
miles and back; once a week.
Leave Kins ton every Wednesday at
12 n n, arrive at Trenton same day
bv 6 l. M.
Leave Trenton every Thursdiy at
G A. M arrive at Kinstua aarac.d-y
by 12 noon,
2189. From Greenville to Stanton
bure. 30 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Greenville every Wed csday
at 0 A. M. arrive st untoi;burg tame
dav by 7 P. M.
IaveStaotoi turg every Thunday
at 5 A. M. arrive at Greenville tame
day bv 2 P. M.
210O. From Gravelly Hill by LMxr.
and Tayl ra Bridge to Citiloa and
back, once a week.
Leave , Gravelly Ilill evrry Thurs
dav at 6 A M. arrive at Llintu same
day by 3 P M.
Iieave Clinton every Friday at
A-Mr -4lrvWyJ14l -.ms
dav by 3 P M. -
2191.--From Bedf.-rd by. Khf
Springs to Wrrrnion, 8 tmlti and
back, once a week.
Leave Bedford every Thursday at
f. A M, at rive ut Warrcaloa same day
by 3 P. M.
Leave Warrenton every T'icdiy at
8 A. ' '. arrive at Bedford same day
bv 4, P. M.
2192. Bv TitlTibM'o hv PtcVeti Oil
MilU Thi. Bcoch iin, Ileiter's Srore,
Rich'd. Bullock's and Toner's Bridge
la Oxford, 40 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Ilillsboro' every Tu '
6 A M. arrive at Oaf rd same day
by 6 P. M.
'" Leave Oa.ftrd every Wednesday at
6 A. M. arrive at IIiltuoro' same
day by 6 P. M.
2193. From BlAely by Stokfsburgh
to Gertnaotowo and b.uk, once a
week.
Leave Blakety every Monday at I
P. M. arrive at Germa.iiowa same
day by 5 P. M. I
r "Leave Germar.town everr Monday
at t) A. M. '"rria.;fl Blakelv aime
dav by 1Q A. M. - -----
2194. From Rboro by Hugh
Woodi to BI.ck" WilnutT V., 22
miles and back, once a week. -
Leave Roko every Thursday at
7 A ." MrarrTve "at Black Walnut same
dav by I P M.
Leave Black Walnut every Tiiura
day t 3 1-9 P M, arrive at Raxboro
aame dav bv 0 P. M. "
ers to oa ell c. .n., is roues ana
back, .tiocei;. fL.-..-s..s.
Leave Leasfiurgh. every Wednes
day at 6 A.. M. arrive at CileJl c.
b., same day by 10 A. M.
Leave Cswell c. h, every Wednes
day at II A. M. arrive at Leaiburgh
aame day by 3 P. M. ,'' '."
2195. Frorri Rockford by Jjddivillc
to Bocra S.ore and. back,..9occ .a
week.'"""- ' ' " '
Leave RKk ford every. Thunday at
3 P. M. arrive at Bjwcr a Sture licit
day by 6 P. M.
Leave Bowers Store every Wed
nesday at 9 A M, arrive at Uockford
next day by 12 noon.' ?
2197. From Concord by Mill Grove
and Hickory Grove to Beatty'a Ford
and back, snce a week.
Leave Concord every Wednesday
at 6 A. M arrive at-lfcauyV Ford
same day by 6 P. M. -.
lave BeaHy'j Ford every Thurs
day, at 8 A ,J I . tit rriy e jatCoocord
nme day bv 6 P. M.
boro, : 2fl ; mitci iDd:barjocei
week. '
Leave Liwrenceville every Friday
at 6 A. M. arrive' at' Wadesborough
same uay oy 5 r. ol. ,
Leave Wadesbaru'. every Thursday
at 1 A. M. arrive 'ac Lawrcoceville
aame day by 4 P. M. ' . :
Tne Post Muter Genera' reservei
the"gfiit..e'pdiw
alter ths time! of their arrival and depar,:
tura at any time during ths continuance
of tlss cont fact, by ivlna; -o adequate
compensation, never exceeding a ire ra
ta alio vanee, for an extra expeoe which
such Ittratioti' inay rtcjfef"'
2. aevett minutes absll ba alleged
for spelling and closing thern il , t
each office," where no particular I'ras
shall U" specified, buP tbe Post Master
General reserves to himself the right of
extending the iltarTr
' -5. For every ten minutes delay In 'r
riving at sny point-abtr the lime pre
scribed in any- contract, ilia' contractor
shall forfeit fire dollar, if ha dJay
shtlt tonsinuo ttfihi ths ti ns f.r U
rlrpirture of sny pcn li m.il, the l.
fuluits shall be 41 to iwi:a the sm iu
llowtd tor cirryini ths rn ail nnt tru
If h shall bs m ida to ipp?ir that the dt-
I if was oit:ljne i bv unvoiubls acd.
dcat of which Hie I'stmuter O ncrd
shall ba ths plans', t lurfolturt nurhe :
rsducad to the smounl of pty for i tr'tt i :
hut in no cse ran inai son tuit.e remit-'
ied. Ths fui kituret sra' other a'u ,v :
rondHunafj.and will in all cases, bs (.
loreed. . ..
4. Persons whs mike prnpmts !l"
slits their prlcssbr theyeirj pi,mi,
tab msde rj-isrterly t n ths m imhs J
May, Au,;ui'. Novem'wr aid
one monib af.tr the ;iirai1ua of uii
quarter. .'...
5. nan D'lt a free w itte ntrssn shall
baerjaplorcd.il c,rif the oisib . .
" : Pfdpaial ihtulr; 'Vf lef Ths
person, pi oposes tucany ibs m7il L 4 '
horse tjoach, s 3 jborss) jtge; wtOiliti
wise.
1. If ths person olferla propm.U
wishes the prUilrKe of csrryia nc Vi
pers out of the mail, he must stats li la
his bid 1 o;hrwis be cannot anjof 114"
prlvi!eK. .
8. PropO'ltlons for my ttnprori
ments In trsoinluK the nisi!, ss to ths
manner of carrf in,;, Intrrai it txttddhit,
trtrntion of 'rou'es, rtjncj yf tnp
or soy other itnroveiiiciiisr sre invlnd
to be stated in the'propaialj, snd aid tf
duly consiJcreil. . . . "
9. The iiumUr of lbs route, snd its
beginning s'id taiinination, ss sdscrut4, '
should be sia'ed in every bi.1; and 1 hi
pripos.l, moit Im sealed, diri-cfdtoibi 1
tiLCeral Post 6fRce, oflt e of M ill Cos.
ion, snd SupertilUcd " PrtfotaU 9
"Tl)e"fulloii. U a piojwr fiu TuTJ
piopia4lt . .
" Mi lt convey tit mail, og' trebly k
t'tySlt'ttj3',ii rou'r Aa iV-
o fur thf yrary cm.
itntation of "" tHUatn
- U mast irst e"tre pht c of hit
d nee 5 and tf nut a contractor, he must
noinanr his bid with 4,i,fctir
commendations. ,
10 The diatatices as stated, are ssii
maied, and inif n-H be entirely comet)
but if any errors hje occurred . in mV
ion to them, no increase of compenif
tion will be allowed on that acrouni Til
contractor win iutotat uaalf w
point. - ;
' 11. The Postmister Oweril rrssrsei
the riht of annniling jnreoiitrset wkei
cvor repjsted fjllnres to i-rive wlthltrthr
contiact tims' shjll occur; or wtt'.neref
one failure ihall bappeu amounting to iha...
loss ol s trip 1 or whenever anjr direiks
which he mjy give sba'l not bepromptly'
obeyed. .,.,..-'.--.'. '.
li. litjshli be wfthdrswnartef.Thi
time for receiving h h. expired;
should any fitrssn refuse to take s toV
tract at bis bid, he' shall forfeit alt other
contracts that ho iTur base with the Di
partment, snd be held responsible for si
dainsfte that may result Iron bi fallun
to comply. . . v
1 3. Nj contricl norbid can be irmtv
ferrsd wkheut-ibs ipactul.wnd wriuta
approbation of he P-wis';r 4jwnl j
and sn as'tignmrnt bt "oni seizor W4)
without consent, Brat obtsioed in wntioj,
shall forfeit lt.-Thi rale wiH never at -departed
(rom... . ... , ,. ','L
14. If a contractor or his agent wlolatft-.
the PostXUB-aUw' or shall tratuinu tJl
mercial intelig?n5 by express ravi ri
pldly than the rndi. bis cortrict suall
be forfeited I and in all casts when a cos
tractor shall run a stags, pr other vehLfe
more rapidly or mare Trcqueoily' (bii li
H Tttjtiired.bjf fcanirsw: ia jtn f jjamJlT
he, shall give the licrtaseJ eelcri
fy snd frequency to the miil, anlesi the
posr" raster Oinesal shll "otherwise tft-V
rect, and wrthout Increase- of iFompeMi
tion. . . . r-A -rr".
is. The Pbtnmter General ressmi
he rigi.i of cjruilin or of diseaminu1n
any rotlte when, In his opinion, the pub
lic interest shall rtq iire It j and iu suck
esse the contracTslull ceaei so f-ir as re
lates to the pirt c'urlaiied.or to the wbols
if disebntinord in alMwanee f "M'
mobth's extra py being raids to lbs coa
tractor-
1 6 AlfcorttraetY for route! erohnrti
iq this ddvertiaement ibjjl coAmetici
the fust day uf ?ao.uafy neii sod ceotla
ue two yeats.
Decisions otl bids will bf nUde kDSfA
on tbe 9ih dj of Novembei" n x
WILLI AH T. BARRYv
Post Mister OenrM
GCNCR&L P. 0. Qtf ARTMKHt. "I
---- -1 1 x47"- jaly 2 83ir I
FAYKTlEmLEK 'y 18il.j
flMJE ondenreoicd -liavinir re.;std
A-ltshed tiseirinliis formervr
ciu&TOTti fo Ttieitceplwo it M
chandli e and Prodac.ei Cers his ser.
vices t the Public as Factor aad Fk-,
warding Age il-' Ibi extensive cor
respondence io all the Europein sod
America i Mtrkets, and I in; cxpcH.
mental acq iaioUoce with tne T
of Fayetteville, particularly with the
ClttvnTraJe, ifT rd ad vantage! whirt
he Qitters himself will, when oiUi
l itrleffleidfTIeufe'lf It
rt4soo'Wffodn7of,bVioety'r
cially the c im naads , of his old frie id
Sta4 CwatOeitaaam-OTwwiwJtW E S
D'JNC?s THOHPiDV
m&i-1UX SjrsJ!V4,f S
Driving to Fayettevil'.e, .
WVLh find U to their sdrMiageto stop
ihn jr.ii.. rvir,r. wI-m arv
venience b provided for Man and Oom,toi
theacomrurtable, st tUemoleu(t cfaTfe
eeots s day and night, for the riritege
Ttra, IDC us or a Rood bonaei Hre, aier,r
alielte. Attached to tbe Tard, are a CirW''
sad Provision Store, Bread Shop and C
tionarV. and a' lloua fur Bnardera and Lndk4
in a plait, cheap, wholesome a-id eoajrur'"'
style, fageueviUt Aj'-tt Ui IS'8.
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