I.- -
r
. Ou' are the lans of f&lrj dellghtfi'J pdaueV - '
J j ! Unwarp'd by party rage to live like brothers."'
1 I-'
V
, TxVes A May 1, ,182,1,
V No. GO
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Tin
,,pub tLppH GALKS & SO, S
tit ADVEUTISKM KiN , .1 .f i
.V Not excceu tents for every Succeed
'icSithoseio'f greater Ungthlnthe
same prop" ttcrs-40 lhfe Editors mtistbe post
received , , - , -k H.:uH
::::THE 1CK SHIP.,
&:ti Was in thearl part of Vn v life, Avher
-etoanf snip
low?oniaJiead--tbiit' still helwoiiltf ' not from situations whereirr I; might sec 'her, .: ' &r Navy.Comrnissibners Office,
nr.:i4;tVfc1tai)fl . I .was,4dr:.bjthiB:iiec- and jipv can at my pivn fireside tell over : 1 ! - 12th March. 1817 '
orttTnvate for lob berly. fellow, with a su- past perils, an d wish all my brother; sail- fjre Oak frame arid nrdmi'scuou J Timber
perogpitory punch with the oar's end on my rs never, to meet in any f latitude with a
snouiaer. . ,Aain . vve .roweu up, ana.iue iun view or trie ice snip. ; autl AriUU.
second mate ineu nis skhi wnn me samr
success, and I bave n doubt that he would
every
Situatior
on
had a
-sijuaxi
tfiin
one hai
wWfrv seas, ttie AiaUlCk .1 . Mr usuit i
fflininir a carso, had delayed ouj return
. ik cKiisoti had advanced SO tar. as to
create peril from the ice as well as
. The sutTerinff from cold I
have,; complimented the boorish sailor in
the same manner, if he h;id a sunilar pnrx
innty - A' third r time the boat aioiig
side, and the officer with some difficulty
made--. the warn fast arourid the enormous
' No. 55, for 'April, 1 827. -V
CONTENTS:
br Ships-of the Lirte Frigates & Sloops
Commissioners of the Navy will -receive
JL' proposals notilthe uist clay ot July
furnishing' J.i ve Oak Timber,3 cut 'to
(which tliev will furnish) for aiina of-,
friffates and slwprwar, and the proportion . oflaf-J m;
nrn-iiupiirtnc T ivo flair rrt tn . Hinwnaiiric th4f ' .-'
Ding & Scoiiri.s;.,:EiablI ' iicnK
. oSy'-JVarlhCarvflnaZy
rHR;JSubscriber"emb races the. present opp )r
.1 vtunhv1 of informifi? theladie. "& l"5ep4T.mrn
Of Raleigh, and the public 'joeraUvV'thdOie
Art. I. New Doctimcnts concernini?,Colurfl-
shroul, and stepped n board, .foliuiyed by j bus. Colleccion de los-' Viaes v Descubrimlen-
til
the'crew; who shrunk to his, rear. Among que hicieron 'por Mar lo Eapanoles desde trees K'rown in situations not more than 25 miles
the last rctamberfd over the slippery: side, FKCS de Siglw XV, pn;va.riog-Ducament6s' In- from the seaC deliverable 1 at the Holnef hudd
and with due cauii.m made a stand in; the cmS wy Portsmouth; N. HBoston.
centre of the group, who ucrc-!isten NalSfe
to thcolIonuwhiVh had commeneed oS i&Mr &E&T"!,!$$! :!S5!ft!?9?
1 lecture ii jtiiycrnucr 01 cavu year. - t.
iiuvLra, as aim f res. vc re .
mblrredscS
shipiftheW3(X.eifdteiana.l(K) S$vl
esi nonce, in as muctt nertection: s it anv rihir
esthliNhment jn the Uoiom ; tHimecf Sieam
Scounocr. extracts all kinds of eteasen drt: 9tJ
&e. and ; is admirablv . Calculated to nresprvp-
clothes during .-the summer Reason frc ra : moth s,
Spc , vJLadief4Dresscs of eveTv ascrlntion. :dv-rd
to any. shade, or black elian'red. to ther colors.
nr. .-.: : A m . . . " -
iifs xaicen aurincr senr jaaid Jornevs across oo. otv.ti nu.,i i.f r :vto&.f.murrfL -u n cs ors.
the Drecise werarapas and amonttie Andes. :l By Captain cularlv their terms ner cubical fo6tor"anv one of W ir?r .?"ns oiecpedrortaiAS
cmcipit Dy, request Know nis... wuiuub :.ly. Kent, . Commentaries on' American "taw.
III. Life of Theobald Wolf Tone, and the con
anion ot jreuna. Life orTheobald Wolf
en in a Founder of the United Irish Society, and
from I Lady's drawinjr room. .The amount of it tant General in the service of the Frenc
Ttio en ffiVi n o- from coi d I well
remember, though perhaps my younblood
,i the collective and disiunctite kicks &
id. served to make my ehdu-land lonrrituile, ai'd how certain capes bore Commentari em tin AmpfiMn T.aw.
LUU-" :;- . A : ' I - . ' . . ... I I . i. . " '
ranee less here than than that oli ; others 1 from their ship to all ot, which no reply Kent, y ,
a I wW.:."mv wafrN nni t hfk w maHp. whiru I waa r m unon tor a I ' v roncv ana I'ract
- iVVTK:- rr' , triZir rni'::VL4 U.Vt and Great Britain in
- f b . j.i i'!...!..-.''.....' .irtA m W treaties, and
ties, alia tne curuueu nmus ui uii aiiug.jr siuwi 0 ting to Indian Affairs
i.irkt kent me oancins bii itci, t-t-iMiiit ujui usia ,im urai i, -1 penaix. -contHininy t
Tr,-.- . J ai , j ''i' , - : . . , . ,.n I. . r 1 . . ' V ' i " ' - .7 1 itsa uiiiii line cihiic iidiiici uu-itc3ieuic aum
prevent ineireexingeuei-1 o ic vum i -n a imng imwus i nu umrr imporiani owe rapcrs in i yards for the dwiverv as they -'.may judge, expe-
I. Mrs. Hemans' Poems.' l.'The Leacrue of I
the Alps, the :Sieffe of !.Valeicia,i The Vespers ces.- bedvanced, and that- none "u ill be ns.xcl '
; - , i 1 C i i i - I snions. Ribbons. Gloves. JSto6kirti?s., Shops, fzr i
t he nart of our second officer,
1 shall not attempt to give
iage which' he held towards the helms-
manoT tne strange snip,,uut it was uui iuc ditjon ofrreun
- t , t i"i t i - : - . r- r i iu ui cr ur ji urc i mcir iti us urr uiuiui irci. uri j... -r - . ".. . . .
most Civil, vor SUCtl as IS :liearq:; ouen in ai rounder pt the United Irish Society, and Adju- f rnUVtlvlv ronP,rhi.h that u -vea' r Plfssei aiso Merino & other Shawls
French aftd rj. Aa -a a -ir, with ti, tiVl Soud najhe colours revived, equal to new.
cnilnr'4aw fir niit snBwnn? a oajavian : Kenubhcs s - written bv . himself - i with I hr'T i,.tinW . ,11 ;.i;ath;;.nW. tK. l'tlM:V,vv?t rome5ticornr consisting ct
hnll'Und far not tr.kinrr thP warrl and con- .P"1 l!v Smentaot his Uiary; &c. frame of a shin of the line, of a fritrateVof aloon 'rtl??' 7? aP?ear
"r'7 "rT r -;v .7.7 .J tditea 0V his Son. Will am Theobald WolfTohe.1,,1-ft.:L...;-:i.-. xr-K"..m. c8nt' -Military - uniforms JSrairo:
, - . iaiiii iui uiwiiii3.uuui iiuiuci lie uiicis tan I l.o.-J . 1 : j .
By
made deliverable at any on or eitlier, or alj the 7V 7 ?W rt PP"ronifcncjr.
James vnrela nhfti-f"OnritIon(-Tl' t hut tli tprms Vki nitht.
c:d foot deli verahle at each, (if a difference be
exam
derv, &c.
brilliance.
ies and. Gentleman, are invited to ; caH srid
nine specimens dyed' at this es.blishme'nf .
Sometimes in the moonlight wouild be dis- moonlight rendered its absence, unobserv
covered the. tall iceberg, movihg with the ed- r The 2d mate received it, and went aft
misrv. 'of death aloue the inoanins: deep, to "observe' the countenance of the dumb
lltp omeffiant-sur?eyinff the domain off gentleman of the .helm in this way
hi? empire again another andatmost level I stumbled over one man. whom he
wiih the wave, but fextehdings as ; for be-
ice of the United States a-uv KJ.i.'iVm.iaf kSam.-I He. warraii'S all ms colours, whichlfbr briliiancv
their Treatment of Indians, nu to indfood.tha-: tl,, .minnm and UTOhcannot -be surpassed by any .sun. t-.,;
Law anl Rejrulations rela- wlrfaelt auch-cllewand-an
; to which is added an Ap- der such portion of the timber required - not 11 C, neatI.v repairer
he Prnmd nri nf the old 1 ' r.-x -- .ri:i i -V.w I w.h despatch on reasonable terms. A l an. .Ies
f sent t6. the establishment to be dved . 4r wwnv
hei
th
lUgllt
reath as the oher above its surface, would I lamp to ihe face, of the :tteersn.an, which
of Palermo, and other Poems.2. The ; Forest
Sanctuaiy, and other Poems, V
VII. Critical Notices 1. Letter to an English
Gentfeman. 2. Internal Improvement in Geor
gia. J.? bocman'8 Natural -History 4. ihstory
of Nortli Carolina 5. Marshes Inue-tiral Ad
Eulogy onMr. Crafts, 7. Hail Head
Boston to Connecticut Itiver. 8. Cata-
ooks , in the Boston Athenxum.. 9
. - i . I . K K. I !. it nillori II rukn I tr o c- H luilak c I ft m n nt i thu Ii A m ir a I
r .. .i -i " 'V. -...i.ii-.li, t,. 1..1...1 k:. u . i . u: r..-. i ... . I dress, o.
tS0"Utteu2lUea, accuiuuiainJtiivi,iii taaucti, ma iianu uijiiu u, u icci iiicu ,ai i frnrn
contact With , which was instant destruction. I some oeptn in tlieice, and he himselt lnZr i0r,le k,f n
Thi severity; of thr n,& ?Pr!Sut position near Inm fltd-'s Abridgement of Philosnpby. ; 10. Mi
nroiimatin our ship into a .miniu cure re ; were several ol the ere w in horizontal and waauminrs Agricultural Address. 1 1. Nouvei
wmbtanceol ihes. Leviathans the shn.uds various attitudes from whom life had lorn; lees ideessur la Pooulation. 1. Reports ot the
' ratherip-size each hour from the Wshings since fled: The horror of the scene strut k S, Amherst Collegre.. lo. Comstock's
.f the sea. ouraecKS loaaeu v.ni .m uu- a panic araune onr uoars crew, ami iney Qllarterv r tt ftf New r.ihncat; -
until an actual delivery Of timber t that bond.'
with two or more sufficient "sureties, for the fait h7
ful discharge .of anj contract, will be requiretV;
that the ambuht of- such, bond will . be one-
third the estimated atnouht of the "contract -
Moreover, that as additional and collateral s.cu-:
rity , ten per centum of tb. avails of each carfo.
ill be reserved and withheld, until the -contract
shad be fully complied with . to the entire satis
faction of the Commissioners ; and that, iti all
deliveries
tirontable creo.of ice, l and ourbowpresen-did not wait for orders to make the best of
tini- instead. -of the sharp angle of the ' fast their way to ward' t he boat. The officer
; . - ! - - i - :- w ------ - -
sailor, the broad -visage of a pugnaceousl turned round with the countenance ot a
ram. for the contest.. .-!-'- -; I true sailor sang jrota, wnereiu mere was
.. It- was one of th use moonl igh t even i n gs. I nota particle of alarm, antl ordered tlieiii
during the severest intensity of the cold,! to follow, him below the fear bf his euor-
tlat we made tin sailor, phrase) a shin a-1 mous fist induced all . the rest, and much
head. From a wish to ascertain the truth more especially myself to obey the oriler,
cf hi reikuning, or from some ofher mo- laodTvc proceeded to the labour of removing
otive with which. he did not see fit to in- the companion way In the mean time
trust so important a v personage! as inv- while 1 ventured to look at tyiv friend at
self, our captain was desirous of speaking I te shrouds who would not catch the rope
her ami knowing the heaviness, HI his own wnereoy i nau me euect in a oumi oiow
sailing, ordered, a signal gun to be fired on thehoulder he Was: frozen siiflt . wiih
orhich after much hammering upon the torn- bin arms around the" riggiiig. rNot being
piohs of our guns, and iurirlry scrapings- loiid ol the spectacle, 1 kept close to the
round our solitary piece of iron ordinance 1 heels ol tne second mate as ne uesceuded
to say nothing ol the Quiverm? hand and nne. gangway in iact we an went, . en
fjuirihg coal of our temnorarv dinner, was masse,"' each being very careful toV stick
ifipcumplished.' ' W e were, " however, i sur- close to his neighbour. '
prised, before this feat was performed, at! At the after part, of the cabin sat th
the nroporiional rapidity with which we I Captain with his arms lidded, before liim,
came up with the strangtrrieiseenveduni p Mk and paper, "j a thick fur cp on
der sKorler sail than ourselves, and whenlhis head, and as the light shone lull on his
we arrived within hail, we observed some I countenance, there was the most tearful
ot nis sails were verv inditlerentlv handed f iooK , irom nim cusi upon us in.c i ever
and with what few were set, he was I yinH witnessed. Years have since . passed, but
to every piece of rigging as highasthe the remembrance . is as though the event
lorceyarc was swelled to an.t enormous I was i oui esieruay -ii uas visiieu me in
L..'i - .... ..-- . . I . ' - " ' ' t - ' i
ouik gt ice, and exhibited; every prismatic I dreams, v- ine appearance oi nis glaring
vwuras it quivereu in ine. moonoeam l ey-'
and distorted features were too much
The hull of the ship seemed to be encum- lor our superstitious crew--- ;
bered with quadruple the quaniity of ice . . i ' " Back rolled the tide," '
that loaded us and the ship"reembled " I was thiown in the turmoil,
and
no
throughout. that;ship of, glass 1 which now
,tlfcks.; my: toante!piece.i:r-- Oncli i'ndividuai
more notice taken of my situation than of
they ran wer
The second
" . U .. . t. ... I-
mv mante niece. TJn iiid ir dii;i my iro-tcu wieuiicu uh uetik
stood at ihe helm with a chaneari that niihtl me" likcia flock ot shep.
nave been of the shaggy fur of sbme ani- llmte PaUsed a l,10"ent, ascertained that
tnal but it now bristled in noints. like al the object ol their tear had long ceased to
73tal hedgt hogur vessef was i obw I existand took me by the collar and
loiigsjde and within a fewyyarilsJof her; HSg1 me fl deck, doubtless anxious to
Uh our niaintonsairabaett antl i r .t prevent his boat's crew from leavingdiim
r - , - .i -: . -
mh his bull voice hailed ' what
that'f' The helmsman seemed deaf, and (iremiiy of their
snade
no replvx "and "the t crew
ship
is
sole officer of the
flight.
stranger
He
in tne ex-
fouud them
fwh.j stowed away under the thwarts of the boat.
ere on deckl Vnnrpd ot Vr .,n,!ord.n,i I pitched me in like a dead mackarel. - and
the lingo of our mate;- He iagain 5 bailed aut ordered them to cast oS and pull for
French -nn Hntaprithaii witti a ' t. 1 our own shu -great alacrity was : shewn in
?o?lish' dames, in TliTtrhl Snnmih. nrwi Rhts manosuvre, dnd a few moments broualtt
'wfuguese butv all -to- no Durnose the U!l back, just as the moon was hiding her
appearance oi an approaching gaie.
i
. " scciticii iou in
tense on his own business to regard i sucb
r"7 interruption. ,
ihe male went below
to renort. and a
w-8 consultation was held, wherein the of
"7 - .the ship conx ersed in; under tones,
d . hai,013 turned their quids and look
S"f?wfljr,at the stranger and; at each
,t. " s 'or me, I " thought ihe silence of
tofci Wnc'vi, Wnd Was anxious
. "ear ihe comma mi t-t am ..:-..: m
iiuivpaaii,"',
fierej met
1Q run away froJ9
. ruining out? cross Words.:
mill n . W t f '..
1 I I I T . . 1
hard tlutv
-d r 4l ast niiMiateanpear
vm anil rrdfrrl .V...-1. i, . '.-' r-.- .
, -, r . f v utl noist co out and
I .....
l!lt
Hevpr .t;.i r .
.i ' '"u Witness a cuihitui. l' Kr,or.i
m Mntet Uelay, jlhetthijias t J be
ia-the"-
en ine necK and
v.x l:it.. ,!. -. - -- ,,- . .
V u.,hell Ju.uKroWed ir the
St it
. v -----.
the
. itiuits were handed with ihe utmost, des
patch, 4hc decks cleared apd things in or-
der as the gale sijiucfua. ; Tigyptian dark
iie?s Succeeded, and yve were unveil at ten
knots under bat e pofes. , Kver and anon
(ihe sadorb asseried) they could; perceive
the strange vessel tarr ibg!sailunde.r:tu
ry of the tempesttiiiid ourjpoaitioii injohr
weather cjuai ter and coidd at intervals
hear roaring after us its she ploughed thro5
the bi flows. Death for hours start 4 us in
ihe lace, and his features nver have been
forgotten by me. ' J - ; T : , :
' At sunuiy times afterwards, during this
vojage, wiien .we were!lu warmer latitudes
on beautiful moonlight evenings, vve could
d imly disUiigoish die Ice JS hip, steering in
ohruwake, guueriBg rn alfr the pride of ow
f u lk pomp, f appareii U v: pur suing the, same
course! with ii though her sails were trim
med Vs if lying to. Tiuch a phenomenon was
always Atbe prelude Of a' gale it 4ecam'e
wttli us habit loTeef wiieneverher : tall
form towered ! bieueajthlaTOnlightky,.
V Id but.one other voyage have 1 seen lier
and then it was' tu'the warm climate of the
1 nd lan "Ocea rr ni a ny years sin ce--it avas
on the eVenurt belure.we vr ere wrr -ked.'
J.ijwad actual iyilt tbei ful-1 Uut'sU'tctsslu t- exertion a t J " 0 1 secu re
1
The JVtirlA American Review is published quarf.
terlv, making tu o volumes a y ear, of about 450
pages each. 4
The subscription price is Jive dollars, a year, to
be paid by new subscribers in advance, and' af
terwards in April, when the second number for
the -year shall be received. ?; :v
Subscriptions received by J. Gates Zc son.-
LITERARY.
rMO,promote the cause ot Literature and to rive
1 add.tional interest to their anniversaries;
the students of the University- have entered into
the following, resolution," viz. That some indi
vidual wlto has been a regular member of one
f the Literarv Societies attached to the Uni
versity, shall be chosen every succeeding year,
to deliver a jiblic Oration in the College Chap
el, in the dav preceding each anniversary com
mencemeut." , In cunriliance - with this resolu
tion, the friends nf literature are informed that
the Hon. ; Archibald D. Murphev f has been ap
pointed-' to deliver an oration," on the" part of
the Dialectic Society, in the College ''.Chapel
on the 27th of June next. We are happy to
state, that this appointment has been accept
ed. and that the resolution has not only ie
ceived the, approbation of the. distinguished in
dividual, who 'is to oe our Orator, but alsa oi
the . Faculty 'f the University.' We sincerely
hope that all who ta ke any i nterest in , I he lit-
erarv character of the Atate will encouracre our
attempt by their attendance at the time and
place specified. . . ; t
i .. By order of ihe . . - I
T ;.. , . DIALECTIC SOCIETY.
58-6 w
Chapel Tf ill, April 19; h, 1827.
NEW FERRY;
THE Subscriber has established a Ferry from
Cashoke to Plymouth ; also land Conveyance-from
Cashoke to Webb's Ferry, on Salmon
Creek. Persons tiavelling' between Ed, nton
and Plymouth, nay now avoid the disagreeable-
hess of the long and tedious water passage, ai
rectly across the Sound by way of the mouth of
Boanoke River. . -':--' v;
: Ccnsiderinff - the' certainty and safety of this
route compared to the one On the Sound, where
head windsdanererous and boisterous weather,
are ,so frequently' experienced, it is believed,
whengeneiauy known, it will be pretem n..
.The 'charire for the Ferriage, wihV be . sixty
ceal and forth conveyauce by lind, fifty cents
;:.:V s- -THOMAS WEST. '
March- 28. ; ?.vs'iv"v-.-. V :
BnETaRKir op ithk Baptist Dekonikatxow.-
Fee'ling the''' deepest interest for the prosperity
OI zjion nu - uic-.biuvuwii ui-suius, wc uchctc
it important that .., somethHrg' should be, done,
more than is now in tsristencei to provoke each
other to love ami to good woi ks, to consolidate
us toerelhtr as a body, 'and to excite the public
tO consult the things which belong to their pre
sent peace" and future tehcity. - We; thererpre
believe that' if there vere a meeting- established,
Dy ine name 01 tne union iuccuiig 01 uic uajjusi
Denomination of North Carolina, to .meet annu
ally, from place to place and to continue fotir
or five days t at whichHhe preachers" bf this
State would generally;, attend ? and contiuue
preach ng, ,, prayings &c. and . consulting" each
other on the state ot : Zion. communicating their
views imd feelings freely 5 with "tlie blessing;; of
Heaven it would effect the object designed."
motives, and that .we have the ainritof Goap-
probatiog such.measures, and that it is-in com
pliance with the injunction ot the-- Apostle .that
we should not. forsake the assembling . of-our-
selves jogetner, ana inat it wnr meet witir tne
general approbation of 'our denomination,-; we
.have! rappointedv the first unibiirneeting ;to be
held inr KaieigbJcominencing tn"T'hursday night
before the, fifth Sabbath in July uext and conti
nue tilliloartay following. .-", '-s -".K j
f!-' Ve do hope that the preachers or this 1 State
wiUctalie a deep interest in' this 'A meetink's and
eel it their duty to attend ; and : those who can
of timber, a due proportion of the
most difficult jarts of the frames shall be deliver
ed, otherwise, it shall be at tht opdon; of the
Commissionei-s to - withhold such amount. In ad
dition to theTen per cent, above mentioned, as
they may judge expedient for the public interest,
until such deficient proportion of sucl difficult
timbers shall be delivered ; and it is further to be
understood, that all . payments will be made at
the 'pl.:ces-,of delivery. - "v- - V1 ;-
Tliose nvbo may olfer to supply any part of
th's timber, are further requested do stale parti
cularly t!icirHown residence,' the Ttames and .resi
dences of their sureties, to forward 'letters from
such persons, stating their willingnexi t become
sureties, and also to forward evidence of the com
petency of such persbnsas sureties to ihe amount
for wliicli they mav become, bound. All otfers
ire to be sealed and directed to the Commission
ers of the Navy, and endorsed with the 'following
words, viz. 4t Oder to furnish Live Oak, under
the advertisement of 12March,;i827." ;
Thc timber is "to bet . inspected arid measured
according to the rules established by the ltoard,'
a copy of which may be obtained, on application
to the Navy Agent either at Pensacola. Sayannah,
Chai lestoii, S. C. Norfolk, Washington, Balti
inure, Philadi Jphia, Nevv-York, Boston; cr Ports
mouth, N H' - j v "-V'i ': 'V-::" -vVVi':.v- .
Any bid not made in conformity.to this adver
tisement, or that may may not be received within
the time herein limited tor, receiving bids; cannot
be considered. 1 - ' 41-taw-t31july
will be. ready or delivery in two or three days
nib AHiiQ wjcvcivuig uieni, wesiner per-mitUng.-
,,y... - -:-v ' :
i- v i v ,---.v- JOtlBRISSl"VGTO
Raleigh, ApTil 17 ; - -57 xi3ro
is -.
THE 0RKMXRROIli
t '! And ieVIt&ary-Xr&eiUi' '-
. " v -. - , - : .- . . v . - -
EDITED BY
GEORGE. P
. . S X;.-
Here shall younggpr iui wi ng his eagTe dicrht
'J Ric!x dew-drops shaking from ( his plmnes cf -
i ; light.-' . r f -. - - - - - . x .
arS the Mirror will soon! complete its
V. year, the editor ' husj -.'seasohanly . p
himself befce:liis numerous nd hicrhlv
BSS3S2l;&L" P01O OIV 1823-
Navt CoaiMissioKtas Office,
UJJurch, 1827. S.vw
23
visit ui from neighbouring States, axe rcspectfuli
ly invited., " : , C "'. ' ' ! " V
f; By r Jer ofthe meetiriTr - 1-' U'
SEALED - proposals, will be received bV : "the
Commissioners of the NvvV until the 31st
day ofJ u ly, 1 827 for the supply of -X;Hti
3000 barrels of' Pork,. . . v
. 3500 barrels of Beef, v v- .
" One third of the quantity of Pork, and lone
third of the quanti ly oT tleef , ti be.dclivered at
each of the Navy-Yards at Boston, New-York,
and Norfolk -The whole, to be delivered by
the 1st of April, 1828. " - r-f-t -J'ry. ,
Tne said Beef and Forfcnall Jie ot the very
best qunlitv. The beet 4b dl be packedfroin
cattle weil fattened," and Weigh. hg hotdeas thab
400 lbs. and to average 55u lbs. All the legs,
leg ;uiui.s, clnds, aiui 14 lbs. from the hecks of
each animal shall he excluded, auu tne rest ot
the body of the "hiiimal cut itito puices of 10 lbs.
each, as. near as may be, so that twenty pieces
will make a barrel of . 00 lbs'.. ne tt - weight of
beef' . ''r-'.'-A- .X''-'"' v" i..i-l'.-'.;'-i-iv
Of the Pork, which must be orn fed and well
fatU-d, alhthe skulls, feet and Jiind: legs entire,
shall be excluded and the remainder of tliev hog,
including not more than three shouuicrs to each
barrel, stiaJ be, cut into pieces ot -eight pounds
each, an near as may be, ao thut twe niy-fiye pie
ces will make a barrel of 200 Ibsnett weight" of
Pork. - lj . y :
The whole of the said Beef and Pork, to be
packed.with the best clean coarse white Turks
Island, Isle, of Jlav, or St Lbes salt, wjth-five:
ounces of the best saltpetre.to each barrel. ;
The. ban els m which the said Beef and Pork ;
shaU' be packed- must be made bf the best sea
soned white, oak, or white -ash; t ree ; from sap,
and ful iv
vy Beef,
,ors name
7- Tlie whole of the "said Beef arid Pork must Urn
dergb Jiispeetldivat the Navy Yards' where the
deliveries are to be made, -by some sworninspec
tdr of the S tat e i to be aelected by the Commis
sioners of the Navy; or" to - such test,' inspection
and examination aa they have, or may. hereafier
prescribe; free bf expeuseto. the : Unitel States
anif the barrels must ,be in: perfect shipping br-
def. sv&z&ut1 --Tn.-vv vr
Eachptoprulfbr;; 'fuYnlslnhgf the Beef-and
Pork, must. slate the "'piacerof reswJenceTof 'the,
bidder-r-the names of two competent persons as
surttie," and; the,; place of their residehce--and
ten per cent, win oe reservea ,oy ine : vniieu
States on all payments unur tue '..contracts snail
be. completed,? in additiohtto the bbpd' andT all
payments wil X be made at : the nUces.!of 'deli
veries )-;: : i
- 1 lie proposals musi; uc cnuori. 14 vn uic ua&r
f oner to tumish salt provisionsrand must state
the; price of ; the" Bi; ef . and Potk respect i vely,
deliverable at tbeeverat Navy Yarda ifoTeskXaV
1 Any bd not fnade m cbniormitv"toHhe;adtfer-
thereinwiii;notb6nsid .Hi - -
fourth
prcit r.ts v1
himself before his numerous jmd highly res'jcc 1
table patrons apd tne piwuc. ,; witii.se ntimeais of :
profound respecf andaMeep sense of.the obliga-.
tions 'hich are. imposed upon hirhl, ;To s?y that ;
his reward ami encourage meit have far exceed
eddijs high" expectations but be.ba.t:.a faint ex '
pressiojv of hs feelings forj. the:: pleasure of ""
uiuac iiutc3r-.i v iriguienctv w lien
oe reviews .tue namei oi iiiose wno maice up,tne . " . ;
great! portion b b'.snppbrteya.-.T
guished with the countenance and favour of the
wise, and yirtuousi is at all times flattering to tiis ', ,. . ,
pride of any ::ma.h but to a young mu it.affoVdsr"s:'
a charm too great for: langitage to express. : Cv: v "
ery motive, therefore" which springs, from the :
j strongest impressions; bf? honour and,;gtatlmde;
i ill be called forthr not only. to preserve; hut to . '
fostered, "and so) ; generously i snppprted. .1 IVeX'-T.S.i'.
have nnremittlhgiy endeavoured Nnd.shall here ;r '?ti
after go oh with increased zeal in our endeavours,' ' V -.
to ciitl from the varied fields of literature, tI-.2 ;
Ciioicest ' and moA fragrant- flowers, . as a" juit, ;
th on gh humble tribute; t . oiir fair reu d ers. C
UWith a view to render the MiiTor sUU more ac- t ; c -
ceptable and valuable, .we propose, on the-corri.
mencement of the fifth . year, and loontinueit : ;
with each returning? quarterto
with a splendid Engraving, executed inXhe finest v ..:
style of which the stale of the art in this Country:
w ill admiwv It isnteniled tp;present,;n succes- ; : -sion,
the most. accurate, Views of. our principal ?
Pubjic Edifices, followed ' by correct historical -Description:;
so as to preserve atkhdwlede of-'
the. period of their fotindation, of j, the uses to'--:.! ;'-'
wtiich. they htc applied aiid bf such ptber cir : ; . '
cu mstances co nnecte d; withf. jUtem-ai may, be J-
worthy 'of preservatHm.;' 1V?,;'-"I. -' 'C? I'rA'-''?.- " 1
.To th'ise who rhay wish more fully, tp under- '
stand. th ev character of the work,1 & to commence
ohrrrie, ,
voted "
su.b-.:'-' '"'''
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Original floral To- -either fictitious, cr . -
founded on' events' of , real life,", in tho United . - - "'-
States of America. . V - -'V: . .N-. . -' -. -
J77i C'erwor-i '
pathetic, satirical, -'moral, tumorous Jcc. -deno '" ;
minated Jthe Little Genius. - : v t .'. "
MerHraoi publications, foreign or domestic. ';i - .
Criminal sfiys-on literature, morals history,
iioopeo-tiiey must De orarnieu, " iva
or ;; Kavv Pork wit J jhecontiact-
. and the year wlien pscked jv . t
their subscriptions; on the opening a, new v
perhaps it is proper .to say, thaf it is I-
(though not exclusively) Itothef' fbllowi nf
voyages, travels, ."American antiquities, ; the fine I --'"'
afta &c. V ' tiMl & f' lf- '
i-VojiB&.CTrflcierwrh an t .
education - ; : -;r U'-Z --1 ": "
t: nief'ieanhahhp-oT, historical sketches of
the lived of such persons, of both sexes, as h.ive'
become celebrated for their heroism, vurtue, for- v '
dtud,"talents patriotism i-
Literary JnteihgtmeefrT-nQtices of ne7 ptibli vr
cations." V N -r ': : ; v.'.:'- -
, I7ie Xlrcono cornprisi ng strictures on the New- -"'
Yorkrstage.-;.-: i v;' . - - a
J Jjemltory Selectiimsvim occasional remarL-s.
:ftloa-hmnrbds, literary, historhal. Sec.
raising events or tne wee K, f V --.
jPcft original and selected ; .' . ".
Tbgether' Willi maiiy other miscelUn ecus f :ih-
jects, wnicn uwouki ne unnecessary ncv to en j-
The Mirror is published le very "Satar Jay, icr-
llie'proprieter,' by Daniel Fanshau at'the Ams- .
ricy:n Tract Society-Housed No. 87, .I7as2u-sU ; ?"
a lie tci iiu bi c, Jk vjui Auitar er i.....uu, r psja
iVTcrorir, fVtncry, .1 827.
1
cvt'5ost.;':.
HEStotkJof rjharles,lStu3rt CcnsUths'- rf a
assortment of winter : snd su:...r
Goods.wi Iljposxti vely; b e sold, at cost JU c h ar r; es . '::
bavmg been .on uand more ;th?rr bine :. zl ' , ;
vnxl theyejeceajjrices at:;,-ic;i. t. FA.
be sol4 will makitan;tibjectjfyr tlici 2 wl ' ir
&flRaleigbFem7 ZT-' -
fTTliieligibU cr;d very Cornell i CtcrV,?
;iL with x large; V dry Cellar nnde rn t -. ; 1 1, tiEzt
door belovV Doct.41ay voods ptnce"on''Fayette;
ville Sire tSjPPy 9 subscriber. ; '" ;,''
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