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iiSii CANAL rCONYlKTioN.
Ilieclegates famtfuntiDgtopWs
ii fcc unties in the State oFJYiriiiti
;k:!df 'Pennsylvania nd Ohio, niet
f f lm States mom imraediatelv infer-
este(f in ti ImpVoVcinent of tlie'navi
fA tion-of the Potom'aciand its connection
I viih-3 Western Yaters gome plMi
; srhicht-ull promise the early cbnSmence-
men t anu mumaTe execution oi loegreax
- pi tbe. first dayGen: Wivltr loneg,
ilelegatlTi-oni the City of iVVasliington,,
i wasappoijitetl gecrietary to the JHeeting4
rKen..tha' Ifet being y called qyerv the
entlemtfc. present took thein'seats,
f The netiajS.Dr. Joseph Kent, a de
legate fibm theState of-Mafflandivas'
Y , pomted; Chainnan of ihc .Cpnvention j
iient exordium submi tted the following
fanticnd
i
Western Waters. by acanl : leadine: from; tlic
Scat of the General Gorernmentto therlrei?
.Ohio, , regained a local objecv .ioneof
.the' bigheatimportance to the States imme
r diately interested therein, and considered in
? a national vkw is ineit tmaWe consequence
to'th future union, secyrit? and happiness
J Rtsolttd, 4Thuit. U "e,?rtedient, to ub
5 tifute for the present detjrttive navigation
i pm river 'h or tide water, na-
f v' Affable canaf by Ctrtnbeland to the Coal
1 4hnd to fce;0 ucn cnsu 3 soon ancrcsuiw
1 pr'aeHcae to the highest constant steam
.'boat navigatipn of tie Monotigahela or Ohio
rt I V ,C That the, tnost elfehl, mode of attaining
'f, whUrt iwinW I-v the incotuoration of. a
n - Toini STOCs; compariv t cmjiwwvu.w, vui
aid canal tlirovfg)fh& territories of the Uni.
ky' ' iA St.te. in thJistrict of Clumbia,and
v of t!ie States ofvVK-iqia Maryland, & Fenn.-,
. -syjy3TVia;;ananzf , v,..-.lllM
I j- appomtdeachftmo
- I" 'iti prrtiare 'and pfesemiu behalf of tins as
t V- tahly suitabIejemonals to the Congress
ki i jtttht UnTtedStstes, and to the legislature
i f. Several States'befoT? named, -request.
' --r: t?n ib&t concurrence in the incorporation of
: j ' 'iiefrArv, m tljc inscription of fiinda for the
i iju 1 7 tr rciww tjr - v w., Luc iicim
rtthiry rcndH it necessary, i already giv-
U . -en to tfcj 6vc'-nd. tor enlargement 10
I me extent rctjir.rea ovxne preccoinsr resoiu-
appeara . to furnish,', with
jprop er-atachdntaota; a sunlfeient basis' i ,Te it
fJierefore reoleu that it will he expedient
id purpose. - the natme ba changed - to? the
' tnion Canal' itl .'') " -
i si t iiau povwicwi oc Taae ?or je -assent ot
;w)e ji rver mem Tne-.umiea -..'staxev-ami ot
tnd tef-Ciinate at'. the - head of the steamboat
,T, laYip.on.of the Mononrahela or, Ohio river.
3'Th(friu!e the actSshalllo -easona-
preacrjfeed, 'except of the tight to com
A l?te Such'se
v)i ana oi niinicuxficrviH.
to accept the eloitiM a charter for the prof
, ppaecf companyasHjtb the following jnodifi
cati on l. vizi' That, irt reference to its enlarcr.
a vie s Ue of PfnnsyTvama. to the atd act, and
J I " Uat lUc t be" m?de to correspond in its de-
tS twls n mi Wch provision. V ' 'I .
At to two sections, Eastern and ll'eatern , the
J r lfbrf.ierf.wWcb'ha3l jrorrespond-ln descrip
I J tion Mhhthat i theFotomac ;Cnal by the
Tj P?ean)bUf the said act t and the latter shall
f f eciri n xie western exrreniuv oi we former
If.-
-' .. . vVolotiroejpjr, the comme ncjm ntand the com.
v 'fletion of fwthi ve-tiona of h csfral, no other
,,r A lbtfeitur Arhall h; incrrrsv iafter the eaa-
fern setuoi fiim ued. fr failure to beein
l r wjoue me Consent of "-'msylvania- is
A V -'in VidaafHnlfieVneniftd kfeit shall net
Y "be ; " ' -UpensabW, req9ite6 .the validity f
U v ' PX exte"d,the Union Canal to
' .U'ih' cnnsylyahiu-,e. ?- V ;t ,
it' ' : ? b6t jutand; fckpedient;if
' 1 n-t spluteljf yfttsszry. to lhnH the-interest
f ' . : wckpiciic. the PotpmacCompanv,
n i'Vvslr( 11 -"wi uarvai, in me raocje
4 V' -VtoVj fl y f tjie titiRinma reVi?Hitior of the
: ; , rci-?r which la WtW-i-A. - -
, llbe s-.tfie Mirface i:.aJ fnTr I
vj 'Rvrtntn !trn')0 ' .tivt-'.'.'-j.f'j '.i.tf?tlTir-' .- v. v. - ,: i 1
1'. JH . ? ; r-Ur" tr- v - v v n';ir-!x.oisxon, oi expresea a
l i 1 iVntfieV Of the.
the three citit if the'
k subicrlptioif to. the
amount, necessary, pf 2..000 dojlara.in
the. Illowjn; proportions, 2lltb bVf the
State ?6fristryland73aith bv: the Stat e of
Y$fgifiiC 441th bythe .Uiuted States; ani
34lth ;by; the: District citle ii be divided
I oeiwsrnjicm nccoroing' .to air equiutoie ra
ftiortH fixedby themselves. , l,.i H
beearrte'sly olicite:io obtain the whjile.of
fi v miicitv vi-mc vjii.v(i imev
i ins suinn'iwm,- TCce,;vaoje ip iourannt!
InatalL'entvjUpoii the issue of certificates ' of
n ifesi.nox;xcccainjr live
percent; arid irrcdeembl, for! thirty years,
and. tojuafahttfe ibe repaymepjt thereof on
apecihV;1 pledge - of the public lots in "the
City, of Washaiigton, of the United-States
Stock la the iCanal, ' arid the public faith1! -
. X lia ywe nrsc instaimenii oi. ...ut- Joan ne
made payable, on the 1st of March, V$2$, and
last on;tn lst','ay of March; 18129. 1 ;H . '
ThaS the interest of each Statend Cbrno.
ration, upon its proportion- bf th said loan be
paid into the -Treasury o tnef- United tate
accordlrig tof the terms 6f the loani anjd the
principal sum at the expiration of tbirtjr years,
the? period to'ffe'fixed for its redemption. T.
A iThai in the'ev nt of .'a refiisal by the gtv
vernmcntof the United Stated to Negotiate
tne said, loan.: each. State , ana uoTporanon
nn proviap, xpe. anion ni 1oi-, hs repec;iTc
subscriptions,'" in such manner as mav seem to
ittbestb f :; '
v That the makiminn 'profit of the said com
pany; shall not exce ed 15 per cent.' after the
entsfe jcanal shall have been completed :but
if,' at any;time'.afteV 4he, completion of.the
Kastem Bection thereof, anil before sufficient
funds halt have been"' otherwise provldtd
the anal shall -yield ajnett vincome; to fthe
Stbclcliolders exceeding 10, per, centJperan-
mmvsucn excess snail oe appiiea towaras
the extension of the canav until the Western
Section shall have been completed s And, to
give more speedy'effetrt to this provision the
President ian ibittors of the i Untoh jCa
naJ rmwanv shall be authorised to borrow,
nri mar nepotiate. throueh a suitable! airency
such excess, or on the tolls mf a hxed part
hereoflevied upon certain conlmoditica paa-
!ihe saM section shall have been, completed.
And. irafter the' completion of the enure ca
nal, the
Cent, per
first, torstren
next to the multiplication of ascendinfir lock?
from tje river Potomac to the -level of the
cabal," wherever. th convenience of the adja
cent country may require it r iext to lining
the canathroughout with such Vails of stpne
as shall accommodate its, hanks to the use Vof
steams boats and -should' the dividepd still
exceed .15 pet cent?!then the excess shall be
an'phed - to the jreductlonaccordiug oTsome
equitable scale,! 6T, the tolls levied upon jtbe
said canal. y . - V; 1 ' 1 i'-.
ofrlelegates; be appointed to. pre pate
and jcatise to he prepared; in behalf Af tis
'Assemhlv, a suitable memorial to the tatjs of
OhioY soliciting1 thev co-rperation of ' that?
Stkteap , the completion of :the! Un!ohCanal,
and its ultimate connexionwith '.the naviga
tion of Lake ; tirie and that for thef latter
purpose the memorial shall respectfully su
jest the expediency rof causing tlie codntry(
betweep the northernmost bend of sthjs river
f ?hio, 'and the southern shorei of XAkeEjne,
together with the waters of .Great Beaver and
Cayoga j Creeks; s nd all otlrer inerveni ng waters-near
the said Toute to be Carefully sur
veyed with the.jvlew of ascertaining the prac
ticahiuty and probable cost of a Canal, jwrhich,
fed by the latter, shall connect the former;"
- JThat a letter be addressed by the Chairman,
of the Assembly, to the Mayors of Alexandria,
fteofgl f ov n, and Washington! appriznisr thro
them, their respective Corporations, of the
procetldiiigS' of tliisAssembIy,'' and inviting
their zfcalous covoperatioh Sn giving to them
affect. Jr J
TTIiat another letter be addressed by ; the
Chainnantin behalf of this Assembly, totlre
President and Directors of the Potomac Com
pany ,rirVquesting their concurrence in the
measures recommended in the preceding re
solutions. , r I ; ' i ' ' t ft h - lv
.That the authority, to levy tolls vbe, varied
so. as to- authorise a tbll,;not exceeding three
cents bushel, per hundred miles, upon Coal
and, Salt, or five dollars per ton on Iron, and
the manufacture thereof, or three- dollars pet
tonvpef' hundred milev on aU Merchandae,
of ten. cents on a barrel of Flour J- ) V
v rlietolveJi That "the. committee beforenamed
be,' and they are hereby authorised and re?
quested to use their best exertionstto obtain
the most favorable reception' for their memo
rials, ?to ascertain and ;cbrnmunicate.l ta the
Central Corresponding tjommlttee hereinafr
temarned, such objections, if -any, as are op
posed to t he prayers bt their respective me
morials, and. to- devisellf possible, in conjuno.
tiorf;with the common-friends of .the Union,
the meitns of obviating all the impediments
to their success. ' . -,-'c
)' :Jfif6lvcd,!Thit for the last: mentioned pur;
ijose' the' Delegates of the respective: Coun
ties and Cbrporatiop vrepresente! in f this As
sembly -be regarded ascxrrespond!og.Com
mittecs, jd thai.' "persons be appointed
a. CJentral Cwtnmittee pt . Correspondence,
iifer,! with Committees : before named ftp
hokF stated meeting in the City .ofyaaH
IgtbnJ for the purpose - of consulting upon
a nil adopting : in behiJf of the Union Canl
swell measures as hiai seem , best .calculated
to "assure its .certain a"f id speedy acComphsh
con-
sub
the conuaittee':ta vwhotn
occ" Teierrey . pc . int.
lst Into the probable difference lof ex
pene pcwcenu canai-ou iccxr wjuc anu.cnx
or, Wjieeti , u . v : - . . V s
.v'2d: Into the ad vantages and disadvantaeea
likely to' result from-increasing the .width of
;OnAnbtion dCMr-'.Fenwick of -Mary
land jiheTfoIIoVmfflteutiqn was refer-
on f n thft inmA t:mmtrtpi5' v p t
'R&otved That this n.eetinrand the friends
of the Ohio' and Cheameake.CanaV xrenerall i
diAavqw . all opposition to ahy lateral Canl
wnivu iv 19 -pratjucavn? up ?naitp, icauuig ui or
from the said Canal, or to any future; exten
sion through any of the tates'adjacenfc there
to-7-jiha, 1 on -the cbntraiy", they heartily - ap
prove and are disposed to co-operate in eve
ry improvement in the 'navigation -of the - wa-
xer-couTses leaoing to r;Trom piesaia t-anai,
as tending, to increase its general utility, and
to i enhacee the ; profits" of the' undertakers
i
A" "liVvcry Stable -.
TTS Opened for the accommodation of.Tra"
" veil era andtherS1, twenty Jnr thirty yards
south of the PosuOrBce s whijehj situation is
of that eminence as to Tenderfit; at all times
perfectly drrr and sscbnveni'ent to all the
Taverns nd privater QoardinglH.ousesin the
City. The proprietor promises his patrons
to keepra "Ood supply of .Provender and -an
attentive Ostler. ! jh K u 1
-i f ? : -"I : m WILUAHl SMITH. '
' Raleigh, Kov. 10.1823. i 1H1 6Q3t T; -
Wfy befgiyen, but no Aanks, to any per
Y V son who willjippreTieridtrhv.r,3ppren-
tiCe WilhanYB. Cone, who ranawiT on ihr
30tK nst and delive? hm iome atPoplar I
Point, Martin 1 Gountv. He is I about 19 or
wemyivears oi age aoour nve Teer eigntor
ten inches high, slender built, lijrht complex
ion, blue eves y I had on' when he, went away
a Aran cotorca rouna jacsreT a,nu vest, ana a
blue mixed pair of' pantaloons, "all of sati
nette.' . o . -! ( j
All;: persons whatsoever are forewarned
harboring; feedinglodguSgkeeping, or con
ceanng ine sam. wnuam u, uone ; asineaw
will be: enforced auinst those who may do
it with the utmost rigor! f : M
. -' KM 1 m P. . BEKJ. P'. S&APB.
Poplar Point Oct. 31, 1823 A ! - 60-2U 1
JBSTABUSHMENT.
npHEf Subscriber has the pleasure of an-
.noupcmg xo me puouv iiiatne nas reel
ed a commodiou building on the western side
of, Kayettevjile Street,.and opened a- ;
- hest;okatorv & COKCr.RT HALL.
ts' He has on handPrcsh Cordials, ot various
kinds; prepared with Lioubr iof the first Qua
lity; Cakes, Candies, Preserves Jellies. Pick
les, and west .India Fruits of. every desenp-
iion' among wnica are many rare) ana new ar
ticles, never before4 offbred in this place, all
of which, he will selVas cheap as they can be
TMirchased - in ew-York v, Hisf catalocrue i
,too exiensivc. ior xne umirs oan aaveirisc-j
ment, but the public are invited tq come and
taste and nidge for theroselveaJ i Orders from
a distance will be ; promptly attended tocfor
A"j- paiii.iiv mat uvij uc i. cuircu, wiu
liescan be furnished at the, shortest notice
with every delicacy and rarity necessary for
UaUs and Parties. ' -V;- . J ,t - - I
- J s . I , It ' .
lie has also on band some chole : u 1 :
I' c ; i.1 groceries " n , ';
Consisting of oldvlfadeira SndV other Wines,
in bottles f bestCogniadvBmndy n Holland
Gin j Jamaica TRum ; and some-very superior
Whiskey 'Northern Cheese fresh Crackers;
S panish ' &g&t4,r, &c. &ci all ' of which fha ve
been' selected by good judges!, and iwiH be
old on reasonable terms; )J j ;..
o Suppers, Relishes,' &C-! will be firrnished at
all times, and Private Rooms, ibr the accom
modation of psrtiesi wh ether fpf Gentlemen
or Ladies 'will be-.provided, secure j from in
trusionv 5 and every ; attention jpaid -.to' their
comfort and enjoyment, f A supply of North
ern and other Newspapers wil be procured.1
He has a large Hall, where Musical - Instru;
ments will be kept tuned fb, r . si ich ; Amateurs
as ma- choose to amuse themselves And a
first rate fine toned Piano, for JheTiise of the
Ladies;: whose company will; at all times be
considered an honor, ' ahdV4 who1 are respect
fully invitedto attend andnmuse themselves
whenever they; may think jfroper. iM, --'
t The'Subscnber has also odTiandj for sale;
several fine'Pianos, from $100 to $500, of su
pLerior tone and ,,workm,anship s "and a cOn
plete supply of Tbhing Keys, Bridges, Screws
nhd Strings, Harps, Violins, Guitars, i Flates,
Flajrelettes -Tambourines French Horns,
JJrumpets Military Dniins FifStjand Clario
net s the latest and ,mostfaMionable Songs,
Instruction Books : for rail Instruments, and
keep sa complete assortment 'of the above ar
ticlesjand" obtain any; others,! and in any"
quantity that may be wanted Ji T 'li
; : The subscriber has employed a Confec
tioner who has been raised to .the business.
and who'is inferior tot1 none 1 in the Union;
The Concert llall is adnurably adapted for a
Ball j ioom,' and tie subscriber solicits a con
iinuance of the patronage he has abeady te
ceived in that line. As he mill be assisted in
hi Sttrerby his family he wDl as usuaVcon
t jnne Vtd rec'crvcr Musical Pupils. (- Lessoni
report' the . reiult? of such inquiries -to thi
meeting'.;- . ' t.& r
Music of every 'description., v f laving Agen
cies in the; principal; cities .of; the United
Stated he wlil always have it in his power to
wui aiso pe given, xo-grnuciucj? i iuui, qn
anv Instrument. V.'' f ' ",'-L'".'
Raleign, Ocf. 16 1823,; -Ct ) j ; ;5-ff
z " - t
atthx sToma 911.
; oatxs & soar; "aaxxiea.
1
Of t the Reports of, Caes argued and deter
- .'mined in the" Supreme Court of &ortb-Ca
I rouna, for vunefrerml823, by
, October 30,1823: v Vr
FTpiIXigubscribers hive removed
JX.to their-New EstalishmenV
; Ccomer of Fayetteville-and Mar-
W Vl n tstreets? wnere they have, and
- r- -r-' : w?ll conUnufr. to' ieenx an c-xten-
Sive assortment pf V'- v.t
which they1 warrant Freak imd Gentdnp f arid
?N. B:An addrtionai suddIv shortlv extecti
tH VrtrA -VV.i.V ' i 1 , ' . TT
1JB& ife;J&dent:.of4U'faM& State
a a. pursuance or urw, i maxi wojrRoxf r,
t. sident bfhe United States, do berebr de-
will be. held at the Land Office at Fnihklin
in the state of Jilissori, on th"first Monday
in December, next; fo the-disposal of such
of the bands' situate with ip' the district i of
Howard cqurityj in said state; as have been
relinquished' to the Unitedl States orior to
the 1ft day of October l1821tmn4er the pro
visions of the acl passed on the 2d'da,v of
March. 1821. entitled An art for the relief
of the purchasers of public lands prior to the i
1st day of July, 1820, as are situate n the
followirg described townships and fractional
townships, Ivinff nort& of ibi jlBtoouri River.
and west of the fifth, principal meridian, viz : i
Inynships 44 to 54 inclusive, of range 1 1 West.
44- 54'
12,
45 : 56 i
4756
48;, 56
48 52 '
49 32
52 ; M
52!
51e52.
. i3
-15'
16&17
18 .
1 19
'i
A
i -
kt t
i !
22&T23
Also, at the same time and phute. will be
exposed, to public sal el a erreeablvtothe nro-
Lvisions of the fourth section of the act, pass-
ca oni xne zin aay. oi i April, riou, emmeo
f?. An s act making- turther,. provisions tor tbe
sale of the public lands,' such. lands situate
wiinraxoe aoovemenuonea towjismps . as
have: becQme:fQrfeited:'taJthe'!'S0mted States
prior to the 1st of October,' -1820 for failure
to Complete the payment within the period
prescribed by law. , ' ,'
The sales will, open,with the lowest nura-
per oh section, township, and range, and pro
ceed in regular numerical jorder.:
' Given under mv hand, at the Citv of Wash
Wgton, !this 12th day of August, 182. .
'W.L:l W T" '1 y. A ' ' '. . ."W Mi r ' -V-WWW
nyine rresiaent? . i hiunnut.
tGEORGEGRAHAM, -A xj' ,
t Com'r of the General Lknd Gfiice. ' ,
s Printers authorised to publish the laws
ot theUmted States in the States of North
Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Ohio; In
diana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missou
ri, and territory of Arkansas, and Pittsburg,
in reousj jvania, are requested xo puousn
ine xoreg'oing procjaroauon once avweeic. un
til the sales take place, and send their ac
countsj receipted) to the
ficefor payment. ,
fienerul .Land. O f-
Augl3 liwts
J3y authority of the Stat & d Aorth-CaroliTta,
For the Repairs of St, John's Lodge. No. Ill
! rvewoern. vi
ttntit?
lip
1! Prize of
w w w x.
.$5,000: is ?5,ooa ;
1
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
2,000- ' is: 2,000 v
IjOOO isi " 2,000
2
r
mqtd ,2,000.
jlOQisV 1,000"
Ht':20
1 100
20jp0
50 'jis,5 i;ouu
20 ' U K 2,000 ;
2138 Prices.!
3862Bhjinks;
50()0ckets;at
i This Lottery will be driwh in the old and
popular way :' Qtj JMihe XHizetJtoating from
the commencement of the TDrawinfir. . t - !
P Prize payable ixty ' fay 'after the compter
'fJJnnjr-'ttfef t9 a deduction f
X Prizes pot demanded within Twelve Months
from the! date of the last claya Drawing wdl
be forfeited to the Wheelt An official list of
uic ,seTerais -xrawing wui oe.ionvrucu w
each,of itliift jplaces where 'Tickets may be
vended .by the authontyj. of the Managers,
and also published in the Carolina: Sentinel,
printed it this place. V-'J I " , ' j
t' Notice; will be given. in one of the "News
papers panted in Raleigh Fayetteville, Wil
mington and Washington,! and ther.bentinel
in this ;pbtce,v of the commencement of the
Drawing", and abo of its completion t . . T
vWicxsTSCanj be had of the Managers, at
the OflSce of ihe CarolinSentinei; and at
the Book Store of Mr. S. Hall, in tnis place.
Letters addressed to .either of the Managers,
with the Cath enclosed, and pottage paid, will
be procpUy attended to. h : f vt : ' '
, ' N ATI 11. SMITH,
' WM. S. WEBB
' T.-A." PASTEUR.
n 1 .
r ;
TT.IV S PORCUP;' -
Tv sp:arrow.;u J
Newbem, March, 182J.; , , .
- n" Tickets in the above Lotterv. can also
1 VTtCnr tTTTV YCtTTTA . - . : ;
a
-r !". .., . . ttm v 4.
mil-s jvorth' West from 4MIi, arid st cut
3 L;'rpilea, from 'Cales Vfornierly: Isaac Hun
ter's) ' fmllsitdioimng theIand of AhnonA
Beyes, ; Burwell Ernies and rclliers ' a!. ; ; "
20 Acres arexleared' the test Veil timbVrer .
This tract is of good quality, hd its vichY.
to a SaW mill, makes It more : valuable- Dart "r.- -
culatly as building tlmbtr his decune scared '
accommoditihgand the Utfe tinqtie'stidnabr
; 'Apply, tpjrcasr Jlvrtts.rUtd: iiills- '
borougii or to ?.v'-
: ; -4 V 'fcoSO; SCOTT
Who. have,;tbr jale a likely Irp Wctoajs
abJOyfcarfrftJ,;,.;'
rvovemoert.;, . . -'.59 3t .
feet 8'or 10 inches hierh. a tout bony fellow v
r. v " ,'v;i: VI jC j 0lVi
A TRACT "OF LAND," sontaimr f.b .s.'c
xiOOicresJyin'on- tlie-rad, IsadL
WaNAvXy' from thi-i Subscriber, oivtl '
liM' 3d inst. arery bright Mulatto nan PmeVT C "
JFRR V . Ite is about 24 years of ace.- fivA .i ' v
thick lips, high red-cheeks, brown course ' .
f iair, wther straight. ? He isataophoiudere v -C ;
and rocks as he walks. - - He has a very down- -V
cast look, and will be easily cbhfounded it. V
closely; questioned. He makes Coarse siibest
occasionally. He probably had on" a xlarfc
brbwn Tor black ' lomespun Co. ind. Ah'td '
woollen and 'cotton pantaloons, jand ;Carned-(
heUded and confined in fcwifurdr jail i I can;
not frUesa , Wiiat route h'e.m.ivlmv tatce. ne
wUJ pass, for a fce person I rexpect as he is
nearly white r h e cbd So before; and called ; .
Vunaelf William Thomas.:; r f , -' , f - ;
away other clothing, which cannot be particur f
larly described. ' 9- v"' . j 'J
; fie 'absconded lastvearj andwts apnre-
4 win give Hie aoove rewaTo to;' any person ; '
that will secure him in jaii a that 1 get hip '.
agaiu,: or deliver A tomer u v " 4 ' '
- l JOHN WcADEN- ( , c
CatweU -Aw. &&, 1 823. i . . 60-3 V , ( ,
POSTPONEMENT. 4a - .
; THE WAKRENTON '.
Will commence "over the. Warreptop Ccui'i,v
' :Y ' and tontinUefourdava. '
1 JDav-A SweenstakC One mile: heatoi
for three years.oldcoHs ami fillies ITnUapce-
$100. Three or more, to make a race. '
: :T tC rThexProprietof pledges himself, t
have the. Tract m good order, ?1 Stablts aC
Laxier tumisoea tuce iiorscsgratis. '7 :
- ROBT. R: JOHNSOJJ, Propr:-t; .
?WarrentonN. C. Sept. 13, 1823. "Tf
A BALL will be fumished on th
ofthe 2d and 3d daysMlace, by : A ' .; .
V . -r7, t-R;R. JOHNSON, Prcprietcr;:' '
.s 2d lay The Jockey Ghib Purse, &QQi
fhree nile hejats-Pntre T20. . Uov.if , j
hung up at the usual disccHiat. x. i ;r Zt -U v
3d 2ay -The Proprietor' Purse; $2CD- . - -
Money hung up--TWanuie heats Entrcr.tc? j. U '
irtAjraA Haridy Xif'nite hc:.t3 "
Entrance $25. ' - .; (MV;' .
fJTlHE, Subscriber;' Contractor ibr earn !r '
il he United States' Mall between RalelJ :. . .
and Newbern;; respectfully, informs tlie Pur
lip,' that he, has commenCeil ruhning Gta f :
for th accommodation of trayellers ut:ctt J '.7 i
Uie fbll0Wng regulations
ArriTe at Raleifeb, bVisiliy at 6 ri;
Price oE Passage' tHrxmniLO-'
J?rurn Raleigh td"Bmithcdf- f
trthlelt llejrtl I;;
"tichtPaisen
vilege taking :age gh:n,f 23
When ''a greater treTht is taken the er
wHl be subject to a reasonable chr-rtre
"Vf hen" ft does not inteTf?re irk! th- cc 7 v
fort of Passengera, the Stageyill reced e "'!,
cuuTcjra.iiucv, 4 runu, j-apaiages, uc- t.-y l .
left' for this purpose at the', Poet C zf
Rajeigh,- and at -the WsxhSctcntllcU - ; ,
Newbern. ..; - V . "
ton Hotel, to-whom Paiserjcrs ,r j tvv
sending articles ii the Stae, tJily C .IT
menu-; -; -. 5 -' V t 4
hope that -hi endeavors. to . j -rif ,tt. "tY
means of tea vellirifr rmtr ... -
teave Kaieign ;every Friaayat 6 pvra y.
Atriyet Iewberuori-MiSndi at 2 p cl v-v : .
ieaye;Newb; b
Appncauoni ior conveyance'xo btf iW-i- " - i
at Rakish to llr. Jcsiah'Dilliare, r.t iffY- t
of jhe Cross ITeys, and at lie vL'cr-tV'
seph BeBrEsa. proprietor, of T'.- . -V
Eastern part of the State, wi! yhc compere . :
edby the;encburagemr.t,h ?ball feA;civo f
from thePubUc-.vno eirAinm . '
wanting pp hm part tO-.rei.Vr the' lite J-Cr-
thy of such support i'.t:
ifit&.St Waynewcir . . '
vdle.thusafTordirjt-;:rcvinv , ,
a more .expedition c
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yzr.iz to il.z i;
tefer c. Tried. '
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South; than '! r
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