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I' O E
R Y.
PITY.
: How lovely in the arch of Heaven,
I--;'-" Appears yo sinking orb of li0'bt,
As darting thro' the clou I of even,
"Yet bri-hterjjLuVersb h !-,r
" That trickles otr misfortune's bier. 2.
'Sweet is4SemirmafoHhe gale, , , j
(rn,:wiiUW.M through, the summer's
- 'l . . .
grave ; : i .
Soft is the tone of friendship's tale,
V And iiciWr still tiie voiccof love :
Yvt softer Yt ; tha tears 'that flow, (
,': To mojat . to soothe, another's wo? !
;.-:-..".. . ':"!' - :- )
; Richer than richest diadem, !
Jfhat glitters on the 'monarch's brow ;
Purer than ocean's purest gem, I
: : Oral! tint wealth or art can show
Thi drop that sell- in Pity's eye,"
The pearl of sensibility ? ; " .- j
j ' : ' ' : !'-' "
Is there ti spark in .earthly moald
U Fraught with one fay of iJeaveiily fire j?
Pops mh one trait of virtue hold, ' . !
-TU:it even angels must admire? '
J iaf spark h Pity s ra i.nnt 3l"v
glow:
rs wo 1
T'aat trait, 1 he tear for outers
Ir-Itt f d$e rmilosonhy dcrv
f , 'The noblest ehnsofihe miner;
Let wretched sophists in ul!y try '
j To prove a pleasure more reiined '
U They. only strive i:i vain ''to stj'ef ,--The
ten Jerneis fchey ciinnot lecU. A
' : - -' y ' "'
To Mrtk in nature's last rif cay,
Without a friend to fuouni the fall
To mark its embers die away, ' :
Deul ui by none unweui bv all
Tais-this is sorrow's
; '. - " . i
deadliest curse,
Nor hate, nor hell, ca
i form a worse !
7 1 e yenlthr 1 .know its paltry worth ;
i ake teonor-it pass awa"3 I
fake piHver-j scorn the bounded earth:
TaUe pornp-s-its tiypjtii)us soon decay
Jtar spare; me, gra.tt me, lit v s tear,
Ti soothe my woe ami mourn my bieij
wnNDK-RFuL WOMAN."
. v -i . '.. .
Fern i!e readers genciai'v,
it, is
fl'ipp.td, may bp amused with tli.
fo. lowing i hir der of one of their
sex from the lile of W. Mutton :
k 15ut rli trr-atest wonder I s w.
,was;i JIEBE jilRouN. bhe wus 5 iett i
6 incheji hig , is alut thirty, we'll
propoftionecl, ronncPrace, and ruddv !
ha5 a dark nrnecrathvr eve. whivill
common dress is amans hat Sc.Cct,
: With a" spent cr over (if, and m il's
shoes. " As she is unmarried, I be-
leive
tshe is a stranger to the b? eech-
eeb.
She;;- ian'!-. lift one hundrfc d
Weight in eH h hanil, :md cary four
teen kcore ; 'can t;w; knit, wash, and
spin,) out, nares uiem all ; and eviry
ECCompiiMuneni or tne K inaie c
. 1 ' ' . t I" 1
sctert
i, modefsty excepttd, r grntle-
rn -n
bi the new hah has recently
treated her ' rudtlv- She h.l, a
good mind to have, knocked hXm
down.! She assort-d me that she
r ver knew "what fear was. She
gives no affront, btu she offtirs tb
figiit any man that! gives nicotic. If
she has never Tpu'ghvVprhaps --. it; "i'
cv. it.g to the msuher having beeni a
C ward, tor the man ol
courage
' ill 1 rr :-..- i
woutu uisaam to otter a- msutt to a
r .1 TIL 1 . . :
leipaic. rne.)e naH .strong, sense, y
an excellent jnugr me :it, sacs smart
things, and "upports an easy frt-edom
in all companies, Her voice is
more thn' orasruliri ;- ''it 'is diep
toned. With ftie winvl in her favor,
she can1 send it a mil-,; "s'he Ins nei-
lr beard norprornmenteot breast;
she undertaKt s .anv kind ot manual
labor, as holding a plough, driving a
team, thatching a barn, usin the
ft ail, &c. but her chief avpeati nj is
breaking horses for which she char
ges a gdinea a week eatby She (al
ways rides witteut a saddle t-is
th ught to be the best jadge of a
horse 6- cow in the country, arid is
fre quently employed to purchasefor
others, at the neighboring fairs.
SHe is fend of .Milton, Pope and
Shakspear, aWo of music : iv sell
caught, arid performs on several I in-"
f truments, as the, flute violin and
Jiarpsichord, and supports the iass
vioin in Mallock Church. She is p
marks . woman, and carries a gun on
herjshoulder ' She eats no beef or
pork, a)d little mutton. Her clref
xoorfis milk, Adiich is alsohr drink ;
discarding wine, ale, and spirits"
- : ' ;.f;rLLrxNFSS. i
A sullen vvise man isas tad a good
natured fool. ; Knowledge, softened with
rf I
. V.; ' :j l:" : ' i"
the m -nuni it fixes on xotvr . .face, ! ,urJ.y (2) Capt. Macey George
sees Vour chaYactrr, .and that with lloe? James Murrell, Janies . lurci.ie,
; i jt r r . ,: i (2) -Joseph Ma res (2) Alexander Mc-
p eciM; in. Her Scc f; (panlon the I- r ' , ;V1' o , y
1- - .1 ? , . Kown, 2i Sallv G. i-loore, Peter Mor-
rirunii.) is more tn ti a man s, and v7 . At , 0x
. ' r ., . can. Joiin 11. iVrr.son, jeuben 31 yi ick, (2 )
jmv;rf :-r?y mnesn dav.. TIer..v . rt n m.p ... Vu-rh'u ji
T eompJncervcy and good breeding, will.
rrjake a, man beloved .and respected ;but ,
when joined with a severe, distant, and
unsociable temper, it creates rather fear
than love.
letters:
REriAlNIXatN THE NEWBERN POST-OFFICE
SOTH JUNE, 1819- '
Colonel W. K. Arraistead, (2)
Captain 'Anderson, apt, JUilron An
drews, Charles Andeiron, , Thomas Ar
nold, Charles V. Arnold, Jaraes Ander
son.' !
B. Nathan Bryan, (4) N. &.J. H.
ny'rd,.(2) Rofus llunnell, (2) Brice Bat
tle, Henry Brijrgsj Benjamin S. Brinson,
Georgt? Hell, l.efTer Brown, Charles But
ler, I Jeanor Benjamin, Spring Brooks,
r'nscilla tiigo;s, (2) Solomon Broten, J.
B. Blount, Christopher Bryant, M C.
Borey, LTiza Baiiis, Ethel Blevin," Wm.
Biackledge,jun Christopher'Bolte, Ilich
ard Buck.
J C Jordan . R. Cratch, (2) Elijah
Cratch, Elizalfeth Cratch', Samuel Cook,
(3 John Chesnutt, Jesse Collins, M.
Caillard, Edward Cole, N. Chapman,, (2)
George Cooper, C;-pt. Lemuel ('lark,
Asa C rowel, Catharine Chapman, Eliza
beth Carkhers, Joseph Caruthers.
D.SeMen I. Delamar, (4 V. Davis,
Francis Ifelamar, (2) Bichard Doskitt,
John "1 & Vm AI. Dunn, iMary Dow
dee, jSucker Dubherlyj(2) Miss M. Daw
son, Jonathan Douglass. .
, '- E.- BryVnt Edmonson, G.lJllison.
F. Absalom Fulford, (2) Penelope
Fleetwood. (2)Jeremrah Fonrville, (2)
rin i-'ulford, Piiahe Fonville, Samuel
Fulford, Richard Fonville, John Fon
ville, Capt. i.ewis Friscue, John French,
(r. Benjamin C. (Jood, Green,
t John !. (iood, Bashby (iustus, Sarah
Green, (2) i)lary. Grover, Hollon Green,
Benjamin Gatlin James V. Given, Solo
mon Grarlt, Adam Gaskins, Francis 4
GCSS.
. IT. John'lfarris ' B. Ilinde, Webb
Hfirt, Jr.mes Hamilton, Ldmund Hatch,
(2) Jesse Howson, W bite D. Humphrey,
John Hall, (3) Lis iae , Hazel, Cliarles
Holland, Thomas IFubbard, . leuben
Ilobbs, JNlary Howel, Arnett Hammon
tsee, Jesse lieath, Catharine liurtt, Can
iel'P. Hurtt. ! -.. ' .;-" :
I.Jarries Jewell, Richard f. Johnston,
James T Jones, Th)mas frvin,jun. (2 )
Roi-er Jones, Huh Jones.
rr . v r.i i" s ' i A ' -
ieni, 3 i isuip tvnowies. ,
L.- Harriet Lane, (2j Elizabeth Larje,
Dan'l Lane. B.tLaihier..F!ias Lord: Susan
Lewis, jGeortre ijawrence, (2.) -Harriet
Ee i ort, I Lubeck-
? .-StrKe ; ttirctxfj mrrrronas
McDonald,
Richard
liiles, .-h)hri Moore, jun. Jxhn jNlumford, i
Joiin Ma vo, James Mackintosh.
vis, -Philip Noles, Abner p(eal,,(2) 1
iMrs Neal, J o'sepTi Nelson, bar ah Nei son,
Charles 1. Nelson.-
(). Oweu C) wens, James Oliver.
P. SallvTeaice, Nathan f arsons. ( 2
Joseph l earce, Jordan 1'helps, JN1. U, .
Palmer, Isaac I ipkin, (2) Sr Feinberton,
liiichael
Polhird.
: 1 1
Powers, xMary Perkins, Jacob
' R. James Robinson, S. Rue, Rachael
Richard, G. :.5. Bains, (2).
- S.- Uriah Sandy, (2) Thomas Shufe,
Henry Shute, (2 ) Margaret Soyjdam, Rob
ert 'Smith, Cant. Levin mih, Nancy
Sitrlth,; R. Smith &.B. P. Brown, 1 harles
' Sabins, . Cpt; Maridaj Smiti?,!- Mis. L.
Smith, (2) Leonora Sparrow, John
-'lo", JujicuuiiM j)ouofr, sanies cawyer,
e t...i... - ; i o
iuaitin riepuenson
T- iarv 1 hnri
T. iary IF.omnson. Abraham Tav-
lor, Mr. rl fiompson, iLvelina RrTomlin
son, Henry 'Fhomas, John Templeton.
v . Y m. U ilhams, C-rister orick.
(2) Wm. White, Joseph Wicker, Sarah
,. ..v.,,
W i 1 ! i a m s , N o m l a 1 1 i ! I i s , V n j .l A i c W a r e ,
Benajah ..v hue, in.tmias White, Husself
Willis Marv Wavrnan. Richard Wins--
low, -2) Mrs. Elijah Willis, Levi West,
James C. WitherinLdonV
3w63
T. WATSON, P. M.
Philadelphia, May 28, 1819.,
j New-Jersey Naviga! iG?i Loi-
By Authority of the State of New-Jersey,
7 ' passed February, 1819.
TQ BE DRAWN AT CAMDEN, OPPOSITS THE
CITY -OP PHILADELPHIA.
S C H i; M K.;
ptize of $ 20,0Q0 is
20,000
26,000
; 20,000
1 15,000
; 12,000
25,000
10,000
- - 8,000
6,000
r 4,400
"79,600.
10,000
5,000 -
3,000 - - .
' 2,000 -
1,000 -
500 - -
"' 200 ; -
.100
20
10 -
co'io pnzes ;
16657 -blanhs. Net two
blanks to a prizs.
A
1
Wm. Kinney,
V "FLOATING PRIZES.
j prue of & l'a,000 is: -1,000
2'
10,000
2
S
15
- ' ,000 ' - '
2,0C0 v -
,6,000
6,000
10,000
7,500
8,000
6,000
4J100
1,000
15
- 500 . -
J 200 -
- nIOO -
20 -
--Mm
.220
7960
.,79,600
STATIONARY PRIZES.
The first drawn blank on the
1st day V 3,0oo
14th day
tlo'
1000
1000
1000
1000
2000
2000
2000
x 3000
3000
5000
10,000
20,000
2
3
4
5
6
500
500 lf
500
.500 13
500 19
1000 20
1000 21
1000 22
1000 23
1000 24
1000. f 25
(
9
10
11
i2
13
v 5000 j ; .. . .
v VlTHOtJT DEDUCTION. . '.
25,000 Tickets at Ten Dollars. .
i o cirnm at least three times a iceetz.
pmjohh Ifjthout Deduction, sixty days
af ter the drawing ts completed. .
IjTERNiiL- NAviGATiothe object of
the above.Scheme, mu?t beallowed by all,
to be of the bighesi importance to these
United routes and every considerate
good citizen must feel himself, deeply: in
terested orj. wery. intimation of under
takings hayings -Internal improvement in
view, beiu$ set on foot ; and he desirous
of aiding acfoi din to his abilities, towards
the promotion tnereot
Under these imnressions. the : Comm s- -proviUe t r tnescenairing auu sur-
sioners, in prtsenting the above Scheme veying of the boundaryiihes fixed
to a -t)piirs!iinhlir f.f i - 'rnnfidpiirp of hi- rht trvatx with the Creek Indians.
general and. universal support and encour- and ftr Other purposes,'' rthe Prs, si
aeiijent,. but more particulaily so, ()tnt f the Unit(:d States is author-
from their sister States, of Pennsylvania,
New-York, Delaware and Maryland ;
who, we maysately say, have, never ap-
d in vaiu to their sister State of New-
i ir ti in i in irii i in i iru .1.111 ..lci&c i- i.i. .
r.. '
stances of all. The low price of Tickets
will preclude very, few from an oppor-
t unity of securiiii; to themselves an iride-
.1 ! ,
liandsome rcmuneiation lor. the tulle ad-:
vauctHlr . -
; I he many rich prizes it contains, with -
the otliersj-uiU all be jiaid without Value-
rw at the Cwmien Uank where lhe mo- I
ti. v. i-j: lv J jor ih .'t Jol ti 1...
posited imuidiaiely to the sole use of h'GA
Lottery.
Although there are 25 Capital Station
ary prizes, amounting to f ,'67,500,
one for each drawing; day, yet there re
main afloat as many lare and valuable
Prizes, amounting to the sum ot if'152,
500, as are generally to ,be met with; in a
whple Scheaie, and the whole paVable
without any deduction therefrom. xnd
lor the accotiniodation pf the forturraie
adventurers ii the Lottery, ho may wish
to receive thdr money immediately, a
prov ision w ill be made at said Bank for
the yaymtnt . the I'rizts the icry ; day
they are drumi, on aliovving the- custou;
arv discountjas in 1 hiladtlphia, or New
York, - " ' -. , '
T he Lotte' will be drawn at Camden,
opposite the ijitv of Thiladelphia and tin
Manager flattf is himself that such encour
agement wilL I be j. iven by a generous
public, as wil enable him in the course of
a very few w,eks, to ar.nouncein tin? papers-,
of the everal States, tlie day the
di awing wiil :omrne.:ce.
Contractou will be allowed a liberal
discount. v
JOSI A HjHARUISON, Manager.
J.amden, i May 26, IS lg
'cir s. q. c. kL.MEa, v n . . .
lucit
Cominissioners
JOSHUA BRICIl
,lm . I T
appointed by.
-T larujr-
the Legislature.
EL! AS P. SKEL
The sale o
1 .
Tfckets' in tlie foregoing
ected to be unusually brisk.
Scheme is ex
It vvifl therefc
e be the interest of the ad
venturers to fiake eajrly , application, as
Tickets will
e soon, raised in price.
WHOLE TICK
TS, TBN. DOLLARS HALF
TICKETS, 'Klvjt DOLLARS- QUARTER TICK
ETS, TWO DOlAXS AND FIFTY CENTS -
All letters to pie must be post paid, and
shall be answtred bv return of mail.
iliLLS H. HUGHF.S.
jNo. 31, CHURCH -LLET.
Eavesriiiters Pipes,
THE Sul-criber informs his friends
and the public, that he has 'opened
Shop in Midd ?-strHt, a few doors South
Of the Episcopal; Church, where Laves
Gutters and I pes, as well aa every otlrer
article in thd TINNING line, will be
male and mmded, at a short notice,
and. on reasonable terms. . - 4
Cash dr err for OLD PEWTER.
Binjamin Cshurchill.
May 22.-iltf
' . 7 i . i " - . . .
POR SJLt, AT-THIS OFFICE,
ARROWSMITH'S
MAP OF THE WORLD.
Jersey ; but on the contrary, have been, & 1 here tore, 1, J amis ii kvv
ever uili be. eerouiy supported by her, Pre.sidei t of the L'nnrd btates, rto
in the like and other improvements: hereby declare arid make known,
As to the Scheme,! the Commissioners that public sales for the disposal (a
have endeavoured to suit if to the. cirouni- grelablv to law) of certain lVtnds in
TRRASU-YnEFARTPrlENT.
Tv." .SECOND COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
. 3IARCH 25ti:,: 119- S
AVhereas, by an act cntitiec!
" An act regulating the-paymnts to
invali(I"pensioners," passed oriihe 3d
of the present month, an Affidavit tf
two surgeons or physicians, as to the
continuance and rate of disability 61
the several applicants must accompa
ny their respective applications for,
the fi st payment which shall fail
oue afteV the 4th ot March f, and
at the end of every two years there
after : And whereas some misun
derstanding may arise &a to the time,
when the atiovementioned act shall
go into operatioii : i : "y--
This is to notify all whom it may
concern, that, by the construction
given to the said act by the Second
Comptroller oF the. Treasury, the he
fore mentioned affidavits (agreeably
to the form! published by- the , hon
the Secretary ot War, under date of
23d inst.) will be required to accom-
nanv-thv tionli r!inn! trtr nil nfsinn5
;n: Scptemb next. ,
RICH ARD t UTTS
I 3ec nd ComptroUer.
AplO- 55tjSept. ,
.- ' ' .- ' : 'j ' 1 . ''' ' -
B V Pi E PU hSIU LN, 1 UP 1 11 E
1 UN I ,k ED 15 1'A TKS.
I ERE AS, by an "act of Con
gross, assed on the 3d of
1815, entitled An act to
jst(j Q cause the land acquired, by
trie sajci treaty to be offered for sale,
writn stirveve'd. 1 I " :
. ;
... -
n-1 ( 1 . : ni..4V.M
the ten iiorv of Alabama, shall be
held at Huntsville, in said ten itory,
. a3 follows : '
VOn the first Monday in July next,
r i j.v ...... o in
i'u u.eic .uo.j . w -
', - 12, & 14, in rangp;! lU west
iu, n, u, i ".' '
east 9, 11, 12 apdT 4 in range 2
ot 12 aul 1 3, in range 3 east-
11, 12 and 13 in range 4 east.
On the .first Il6nday,in Septem
:r, for the sale of townships 9 and
her.
10 in range 3 west 8, 10, 11, 12,
13 and 14 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and
21, in ranges 4 and ! 5 west. o
i t . . u r:. rt f " -i ' tvt
U, U1C:U juuvc-
her f r me sale of townships 9, 10"
and 11, in ranges 6 and 7, wet 9
fid 10 in ratjgr- 8 west 9. lO and
11, in rlanre : 9 west 9, 10, 11 and
12, in'yargt 10 west 9, 10, 11, 12
.-nd 13, in range 1 1 west- -9 10, 1,
12, 13 and 14 in range 12 west.
On the nVst Monday in January,
1820. for the sale ol townships 9, 10,
1J, 12, 13 and 14, in ranges 13 ;;nd
14 west 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 in
range . 15 west 1 1 , 12, 1 3 and 14,
in range 16 we.st 12 & 13 in range
17 west. , : , ; . .- . -
And sales sjjall be held at Cahaba,
in the said, territory, cn the first
Monday in August ne'xt, for the
sale of townships 91, 10, 11, 12, 13,
14 and 15, in range 5 9, 10, 11, 12,
13,15 and ;16, in range 6 11 in
range 7 -10 and: 1 1 in range 9 8
9 10 arid 11. in ranges 10 and 11
9, 10 and 11 J in range-12. Except
ing such lands as have been, or shall
be, . eserved according to law for the
use of schools and for-other purposes.
Each sale shaU'continiie open for 2
wt ks and no longer, and shall com
mence with the lowest number of
tectum, township, and range and
proceed, in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the city
I of Washington, the 2Qth day of
March,T8l9. ; v .
J; . -.-.. James Monroe.
By the President,
JosiAH Meigs, Commissioner
of the General Land OfEce.
Ap. 10.-r-55tlstjan; -
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
BLANK
RiHs -?f Sale for vessels,
s Bills of Exchange, t
Billipf Lading, and v
State Warrants, " '
Leases, -.
Checks,
; ShernTs Bail Bonds. ' '
Consta!les Warrants, -"
Recos"nj.7.aabfts, ' '.
.Liceace Bciidi, &c.
i . ; l '
'Michael Marniejcan,
CONFECTION EI
lFAVIXG purchased the slock of tf..
JL-JL late firm of A. Qtruud - Co. T,i
keep constantly on hand, at the
lately occupied by said firm, in Cravt
street!, a ; general and eitensiye afort"
mefif of CONFECTION Alt YFBUp
and oibe artidesyin his line aaij4
which are the folio wiri"-: 1s
Almondsjsoft slIeli'd'A'ndiovies. !
Filberts,
Sweet Oil,
Palm Nuts,
Pacanes:
?permaceU Candles'
Nutmegs
Cloves,
Raisins,
Suar Plumbs of all, Mace,
- kl"?s' . r v Porter in bottles,
Drv: Citron. - . rn,T-a, c- ..
lro lM.ltr, .m.na.rJ.C?. M .
" "i muiapicjct i vajOJlUHl 150X851,
olarna Water.
Rock Candy,
Playing Cards.
Sugar Candy or. all PerAirrf?-?,
sorts, . . ' . ; " ...
Gordialsj assorted,
Fruits in brandy, ,
Aliiscatel Winer t
Lime Juice, - -Claiet
Wine,- -
onaving
f Scan. -
Pockel Knives,
Dolls, '
Tooth Brushes,
4T"
Pocket-bcoks,
Cheese,
Cliewing Tobir
. : -. etc. &c.
He will keep a constant supply of
fresb CAKES.of all descriptions.
PUNCH and LEMONADE. "
Country merchant are tespectfuliv in.
formed that they maj at all times sm,;j
themselves with all kinds of Confectionary
and Fruits at the same .price they could in
the Northern cities, Air. Marir.ejean beiri
determined ; to sell as low as he can rcs
ssibly afford, arid to warrant his articles as
good as any, in the United States.
N. B. -Mr.AMarmejean has on hand a
r, - --'
nanosome assortment jot J LWELLFPvY
some with Pearls mid filagree also trld
and silver Watches the whole of which
ne win sea tow, wnolesaJe or retail.
Newbern, June 26, 1819. iyCo
One hundred Dollars Reuard
FOR AMOS.
AN AYAY from the subscriber, on
the 1 1 th of January l;!st hi x v, rft
Man AMOS. He was raised in VvaR3
County, N. C. by Cioi l ender, Esq. and
alter the old gentleman's death, was soil
lJl re. uer oiaiu couny, where
1 pect he is Jurkinor. AMOS is oi a
t... ' . i i r i 1 . ,
V dark comolexion, abont thirt fiv. v.3r8 -
.ot, flveJw 'six. inches hiffh tf .
countenance, arid has one of his fore tett'a
'out. - ' : f'
The Jailor of Waye, and !those. of V,e
neighboring Counties, are requested to
give me immediate iiifornlation if such a
Negro should be confined in any oqe of
tneir prisons. ' : ; ' ' ' : ; ;
A reward of fifty dollars will be paid cn
securing him in some safe jail so that I
get him again, or onetundrerFdoliarssfid
all reasonable expences discharged on his
being delivered to me in Lexington,
Georgia.
Georgia
I 1 John Walton.
Lexington, Geo. April 29, 1819- 2m59
' U '.
' 20 Dollars Reward
3 ANAWAY from the Sub.
g: scriber's plantation, in Joi es
county on the 21st October last, his
NegraM
he is about 5 feet 8 inches high,
blac k complet ted n ; his onr.moa
walk gbts bent forward in his knees,
his toes rather inwardhas a large
scar on one of his Hands, occssioncd
by a burn, and a snftdl piece of ens
of hi- ears has been bit eff ir fight
ing he had on when he ye.nt axvajv
a pair of blue twilled cloth trowsers,
a tow and cotton shirt and straw hat,
and carried a fiddle with him. lis
has relations in or near VVilmingtop,
at the plaot&tiot; of Col. Cowers,
where, most probably he wiil aim to
get. ... .
: All persons are forwarned frcm
empl6ying, harbouring, or cccvev
ing said fellow away, under the p'D"
alty of the law. '
The above reward: will be given
to any,pepoii who will sppreherd
said fellow, and deliver him to' ftt
in Jones county, or confine htro ia
jail, so that I 'get. him again.
1 NeedhamSinimons.
February 5th, 1819." 47tff
GEORGE REIDr
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Offers for sale, at his Store in Crarens
i nn Boxes SOAP, 1st &2dquaV
i yjyj ity, a 10 & I P cents.
N. B. The highest price will be
given for Tallow, and till sort3 cf
Soap Grease. Applyf at the Chac
rllfTv in Wchprn fit
POINT.
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Sept 19. 27tf