s r:
.- s & ...... i .'.. i- ..j . r . ' . i . i - immrnm" ntm wn m mm 1 mm ' . . I !! iL c ii
. omiurx rxAi- t apo rrBW."
14 " TTT7m ' 11
planteJ wodlif eeaf
, ' 1f" flTtr-lmddinflr field Of SDCiDK . t .
. liir eIj eummerdajf were TOi..; -.; .
. Of inxiooa doubta tad ipnei , .
. K Until ifwT kit, tlxroOgb dojay hmta,
dMrnHTTmi gld'ni iigtll; thl8aine field,
We mid fftpd banett tnu mu jieia
rt'C-' X !t:-.f ,
CbmTv- -Se, fronJBaountain, lull, And dale, '
From eVerr nook r come i " .;A
Pr sbooU are borne on eTtry gale ;
r WeTl fake the Harris home."
HlTaT JPA IX AWI GOODS
OLIVER jK SMITH : T.;
FavettnUU Street. Iialeirh, A". C. .t
' We fcae just recelyeJ, and have now opened our
asual supply of Goods which -embraces every thing
new, desirable ctr fashionable. These Goods Jurve
leen selected by Mrj. Outik in person, nd cut be
confidently recommended to out friends and etwton'
' era. ' Members of the Legislature, and sVpgpte visit
ing the City, during: the Session; would find it great
ly to theirj advantage to give ua a call, as we are determined-to
Isetl bargains,: ' Out Stock comrtzea every
thing that! is nsually kept on hand in such Establish.
aoantsL of which' the IbUowtng is part: -
; I.;. II CLOTHS.
. aup Wool Dyed Btack '
,; 'd doTBIoev -Invisible
Green
. ' t Spanish Fly d , ? -
. London Brown, ; ' . ,
OUvejaadUahlia. V r , T ,
' " jASSIMERE8..'1
' Wool Dyed Black, Diamond Beaver, , . . ; ' '
""dol "do A dps" itBueand Plain,. suit
able for Pefto and QTer-coai, Surtovts or Frocks,
Sup. Wool Dyed Black;
Mned Doe Skioy
Steel Mixed,
'I
Su&Sc do
Log Cabin
I,
Prince Albert,
Queen Yictena.
Drab Mixed; i j j -
' t Ttrownl 1 r. ."
' V;
5..t
Wastungtpn; a
BulTand Plaw
Wsrfungtoni Mixed, . ( ' ,
Plain Drafv.
jjVESTlNGS... j
ml. Plaua BladkVewef,'
d& : MetestiflVdt
f . ,'. Blue end Brown Plush,
' .:niirocide;v7 .; - ;
' vi Scirfct Wboien Velvet, '
. Bark Browip
do.
v vllguwd and Plain Safins, ,
..Black and Brown i'1 11 -.-Together
Whh an iasortment ofrcady made Clothing
an4Faiicy Anicea, 6nspei Stocks, f Light and
BlackA French Kid Gloves, Peeket Handk'fs, Black
1 JI ItbU .
do
Silk Pfi Figured Cravats, Scaifry Shirt Colkra and j
jDOSpms, anu many ower wings ioo tcuions to
etrumeijate. v --jfy "-v . '; I
'Vt float in our, employ the best of Northern work.
n,V!wUl warrant every , thing we manufacture
not be surpassed in the United States, either in style,
. fit or quality. We tender our thanks to a eenerons
public the very liberal patronage we have hereto
fore receiyed, and. hope by' attention to merit a con-
tmuance. It a fl 1 OLIVER & SMITH:
P. 3. .W have just received a Plate of Fashions
from the Pxxxa of. London. V Also, the latest N. York
nd, Philadelphia Fashions t O. & S.
T. ILjlEN TRESS,
. 'Merchant Tailor.
.
TATEtTKVXttK STBfcET. fi ALEICIT. TV.. f.
rrnHE 8ubscbes has "commenced the1 Tailoring
I h.n 'I 'in ..w , i. l.
jjMNuw, ii aui n tiiivui WIDCOBl, W- lOe
DoilUing formerly occupied by Mr: ThomjfMon as a
Jewellery 8tore, and (wo doors south of the North
Gixollnm Book Biore ; .where he, has. very recently
received a splendid assortments of supeffiue Cloths
- ef almost every color, Casaimerer, Vestioga, and alt
Uncf vtyded, ueually kept in eeeh EstablUhments,
Thesestticfes were selected by himself from the
latest import Uoiia In the Northern markets,- His
mock consuu in pan oi -i . t
' ' 8rjp; wool dycoV BUckf ClbfWv1
Olive, InviimleeBoule Green do.
Olive Brown and Lonilbn dol
Bleek Dlanwnd; Beevers, 'WlraWe for Frock and
, c Plain Beavewv f 3J"' ? ! -
.-L " S?t CA38IMERE8.
Bap. Wool-Dyrd- Black; 1
ttIue;.Dimond, and Victoria. - : ' '
rWashlngtorf Mite.', Drab, Buff, tc.'
v plain srjd Agered Velvet; Brocade do,- fignr.
v ? aarletJVeleBkle, plain end figured. Satin, (supe-l-
not qoaJsty.) - f - . l t , - i v . vv -
- Also, a general ioTtrnent of Fancy Articles. Vlxi
fci, 8u?penders Olovef, Handkerchis, Cravats.
Cti2aer Merinir Bhtrle end Drawers, Bosoms. UoU
-.Isrs,&e.K i---.4-f- ,' v -v. .
viXacn, iui w iu.j r'.",ws. .unremiuiog per
aonai attention to iQ.e raaiaew, ve qopeei by puctuali
ty and despatch, L to foert ...the, patronage of- a geqe
reus public. Call and try me. r r LT. R. F.
ll T -
WANTED
Immediately v Ky the :l eubscribcr three or four first
it'
&e Workmen, tot whom Jibe'rat wages and cohstapt
JI
A N D FOR, -1 h -The aubscriLeir wiaie to
U '-'lk Tract of Land, eonsistin of 1 Acres
t 1 e - - 1 t:L.jBl-ui-ivonniyB -iiar-iyau.-a muu
11:. 3 i, a Ilcue and unall farm on the Tract A by
ftrscr. C-' ' 1 10 pVrciuise, will do ,welj to examine
t 3 lJ.Z L ?, ri it will lie sl on aery acrommod
tlrT terms. , ."'"CY.
51 tL
- "k?i f V'VSt; n fentress;;-
f" f. i j (Sandfd3m) --K 'X,
. 1 l ' . 1 )i t 1 1 .i . 1 ; .' ..." '
mad vim to i'UmedrCohmiitvtianl wWeh inl-
idi tire uoconcioU f &U hate experienced:
R- If jilorecoinniendea .in vtarawi Dere me
LmiN tnl Breast tte tuppoaed '-to be'aOtcted, and
afA m iKA itAnallliiliAn ' , KrXtrn lAttnKv thai
Riayx CIVUV vMionMiyu avef ( vivah wviva ' www
dm-of Merccrr ofQuwinia. - r . ''
The8wm,i; Peiiacea'.llvAa' tecredTted tntldoit
lb the ditttnu ptm&r ta IfopiCafkiitudes It) i
made bee of on aZif-i)n.aiid iflRSdacea a apeer
dier.'at nuirc certain and 'icit. eamermve meoiam w
perrect restoration.- man ny, omer racyicme uiuicnw
known ot emMoted. - - r r '
' Thu medicine haa the,tnKnTaffortciiie, joat tn,
fcnta to ita Wreat tneriu of boinc reeomuended by t
moat celebrated practilionereof medicine m ihe Unir
ted Statea aod arope whereaa, not. one 6f the apor
rioQS mixtures made in jmitaiioa of it has the least
anonnrt from the medical facoltT. This fact offcre to
arvnment so Plain and fconelusi, that U needs only
u hm mentioned to enforce eohrktioh. - 8waima
Panacea is recommended to ". SlU those invalids for
J whom phy aidana prescribe 8araapariIU 8y rape, Ex
racts,.Sce.-:rr:;.:in ' f
. " 8waim's Panacea is in round bottles, dated lohgt
tadinaltr. with the followinff words blown in the
jla ,8waima Panafcea Philadai having bat
one hbel, which covers the cork, with- the signature
of Wm. ewaimonk, so that the coric,; (betriDg also
Upon it ass a seal -the impression, " Wnv Swaim,")
eannot be drawn wjlhooi. deatroying- )h aignalajre,
WllDCHlv wnicn none is eenainr. u uitwire -
cohseauentlr be known to le genaine when Ihe sig
patore is visible f to ounerfeii Will be puobhed
PREPARED AT 8 WAIM'S LABORATORY
PhiladelDhia HENBY JOHN S.H A RPE, Genfra
Agent, No. 4$ Pine St. New York, am sold by every
' WM.8WAIM & SON.
8eptg5. - 78 3m v
W AIM'S ,VE RM IFUG E TH E MOST USE
FUL FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFER
TO THE PUBLIC. ' r
This' we!l known Atdi-Dvsenienc and -Worn
t i ... -. " V-w
Medicine has proved successful these twelve years
past, ana is .oniverssuy ecxnowiedgeu oy an woo
haveiried It, to be far superior lo any oher mediaue,
cter'em(4oyed tn )he diseases for wjiidi it isreconv
iwciijed. -,J ill is perfectly safe, and nohild will refuse
vo taxe it.
Wormsriieine: especially apt to- infest persons o
debilitated digestive organs and emaciated ,censtitu
Uons, tnuch mischief is often done by the ordinary
worm: medicines, which generally consist of the
strongest purgatives, calomel, that destroyer of tk
constitution, hitlers, pink root, spirit of turpentne
wormseed oil, &t- dee. Articles of this kind may de
stroy worms, but they debilitate the stomach, and
often materially injure the trnerar health, without
removing the . cause. iHiauns Vermifuge has the
peculiar advantage of removing the cause of worms,
by giving vigor and healthy Action to. the ttornach,
bowels, and orcana of dieestion. thereby 'rslisving
measles, croup, hooping coogh, &c. Thia niedicine4
bv invfeoratiac the internal functions, strengthening
the osgans of figeation, and removing the primary J
eaose wbich-ereatee morbid secretions, will relieve
B6wel Complaints, ChoHc, Dysentery. Dyepepaia.and
the whole train of biliary affections, Sick Headacb,
Acidity of the fttosaach. Foul Krealh, BleWing Piles,
&c It is an antidote in the early stage of Fever and
Cholera Morbus. ' As a general Family Medicine, it .
stands unrivalled, as it is - applicable - to most of the
diseases to- which children are subject. . . Swaim's
Vermifuet will be found of some utility to persons
who occasionally indulge in the conviviality- th'e
table t a dose taken before dinner will anticipate the
effects of acidity of the stomach, not unfieqeently
produced by urine. In the neglect of this, however,
a dose in the roorning or theJollowirig morning, will.
in most tnstancea, restore the tone of the stomach. .
Families' resident in the country, "and isolated is a
measure from medical advice; ttavtlltrs journeying to
thear' west, or bound to distat iPfte. seminaries and
all poblie institutions and-cbanlable auociationa will
find this remedy, constantly at band, of great utility,
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, . Phila
delphia. HENRY JQHN SH A RPE, General A
gent, No46 Pine Street, New York and sold by
every Druggist in the United States. ' "
Vr - W M. 8 W AIM & 80N.
September 25. ,T8 3m
TTp ANAWAY from the Sulwcriber, on the 3rd of
LTQj October, his negro man Charlkr. He is about
years of age ; about 5 feet 6 inches high raw b6n.
ed.and verrocky built; yellow complected ; his nair
Is very straight, and turning grey ; has but few fore
.'.-. .:. :. -j j - .i s -
icTiii , ui nui iiiuu anu iwo "i imtcc i uis ungera
are so badly cut that he can't nse them ; - back bfcdly
scared ; his eye bne stands- very highown ; Jean
faced; lock bowlegged ; his humps open, and has a
very broad flt foot. :iy-?,r;;: v
It la supposed that be will attempt to make his es
cape down the Country. ' lle waeonce,.faken ajp in
Northampton County, Virginia. JOtpprelffcnded, he
will'prebably change his name. The last time he ran
off be went by the name Mf West Brooks. Perhaps
he will say hjs name is Locus. ', - !.
A reward bf Twenty-five Dollars will he given for
bis Apprehension. !
CALVIN UPCHIJRCH.
Franklin, October 4, 1840. 82 3t
COPPKR, TIN AW1 8IIKEX TROA
FACTOnYiTlMS Subscriber havinz taker.
the house on Fayettenlle Street.prmerly occupied as
the Cape Fear Bank, would respectfully Inform the
public that he intends carrying oo the Copper,. Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware Manufactory tn-JtU ita various
Itranches. He wishes also to iitform the inhabitants
of Raleigh and iu vicinity, that ho can, anil is deter
mined to tell his.Wareaasldw as can be purchased in
any Northern city, bv wholesale or retaiMb .Gash.
, MercJianU and others, wanting ankles in his Mite, ere
respectfully invited to. call before they purchase else
where. Uld work neatly repaired; and et the short-
l Muutr, n icw -Hiit on a anu wnicu win oe som
at a very small per cent., for.cash, ,' j ; : i ; ,
i mf . wm ra mm . ' .a
copper, i invinoxiine Koonng on toe host
APPKOTSD TLkTf. --r , f. J .
Jf.B.'.0rderfrcmicthe country will be promptly
eitenueuta. ' , - -,?' r-r in
V!V L C V ' J. H. KIRKHAM.
Rileig July 26, 1840.
a.
IfUltnAII'S Patent CHInItlller.
J'be Subscribe also pffers fpr sale at bis Factory;
a few of thorejvery valuable Steamers, (mown to be
me surest remedy for elearfng Uedntesds of these tbr-
m.nli e nji-, a TPL. r.t-1 O. i i - 1 - '
by ttmaeltVand'Ie watrartfod ftfver'to buret, and at all
urBKuiiK.wuKa.il i lie Asuincc oieniuCT n miuo oniv
I best meana that has f er hettt fennmt f.r deairoviac
mdi mfi$)$Wtti3ii (o use it
1..T1? ' Utlfr, jhaving'freqnenllv "tiwiiF Jfrtrfe
(Virkhan a vhinee Sleanaer. TrKawrrf'nii im n m rirt .- ,1
TT Taalicp for ji1s-'iki fk-t--1--rl.-... -1
IHr W Milea NorthW Raleighyl
firgeuami of exeeHeht LumbePridiiar t
.v.Vm. pvr niinoreu. AJl hTderi addressed'
to the ebeCPj M. Wake.Tc.V mW. iSd
at tne jniiia, wut oe promptly atteiid J io.'. -f. kte
;:r;:;f: - a.-: footer.
April 10; 1840. v: vl - . 99 ly
tiafti to cWr" Bedsteads perfectly without the leaj
danrtagtto ihe fine carvrd workic'r :
BaHng had In Wth' abevej Ma'chfnSf.Wh y
aaral I hi mi l..iiit.i i ..- ., t.i (:..
uiniauuii lir . m y mx. mat it - iu.
Jw' TI. I V"W -m e w" 10 destiby
'SyfD1W.oh FnVnilure,: ;xf
a )K -
CopUtmng umtnarj ttBfeA orthr tatote.;
and Common Law of Uus Btt. togeinrr wjvu
:s itha Decisions of tha 8uDreme Coart. ndU the
iiiiioft approved Fjira n4Precedentiii relating to
ioiher PublicQfficeaceorduig to inodm practice.
f?HE 8obscribewavmg' purchased of tneAO
4U thpr the whole edtflen of , tbie vabaable Work,
now ofler it for Sale to the Public: It is pw
nonneed b thoae. t eonrDetenf to judge, one XI: ne
moat valuable eoaapUatioaa o -inrw . f
lishedjin the h8ue, ,anj eUolutely indispenfapie
to the faithful -discharge ot official daty. r. , -
iFor convenience of reference, we wora is uivi
'.ni-intn ; rnantera alDhabetienllv erraneed. cdrres-
ponding precisely with those of tnenevrtjsevisea
Biatotea: , Each Chanter eonsuta vjt XDree gepan-
anenta t let. aumroarv of the Statute vlaw, twieny
atated. 2d.r concise statement of .toe points rela
ting o the subiect of the Chanter, so far as settled,
either nv tne uecutons ot toe fjonrts, or ot we uwaa
- ' . . . ' a .a a
f (he lushest authority on the UonunonX.aw. A i
the Forms and Precedents, necesajarj. for applying
the subject matter of each Chapter, accompanied
with acta ryotes anu observations as appear
sarr fo render the'whole intelligible. " '
This work will be" found not only useful to . every
class, of public Officers, but will prove .. valuable
source of information to the' general reader, furnish
in as it done a olain and intelligible' digest of the
Law,as understood and practiced Lin this State.
. The retail nrice of ; the JusUce ls TiS Poi
tAaa. hot a liberal discount will be made tb those
wbo boy to wll again. TURNER & HUGHES.
,RaleighkDecember 1839. - - -
-6
TTTALUABLE REAL E8TATE ADJOINING
V .THE CITY OF RALEIGH, FOR SALE.
1u a- a! mmi;mi i tke lsMJtAasftM VMaeoJ
pal Church, that valuable property known as the &
piece pat School, toeet her with the Laud attached
lbereto is now offered for sale. .
TbVhuirditici, consisting of a large three story
Brickiltfuse; with a basement completely finished ;
twd 8tdne-Buildings of two stories each, with att ae-
eeasary Outhousrs, also of bnck, are almost entirely
new and in good repair. They are aituated at the
Western eitremity of the Cityof Raleigh, on a high,
healthy and commanding site, and - have attached to
them about 160 acres of LarL the greater part of
wuicu 18 wen umiernir t DC7 auimrauij ubjjih-
for a large School, fot which . they ' were originally
'designed.""
A more minute description is deemed unnecessary,
as those wishing to purchase would of course desire
to ace the property, which will be shewn at any time,
on application to the subscriber, who will receive
proposals Until the 1st day of November next.
The most liberal terms will be given to the pur
chaser.. . GEO. W. MORDECAl, Agent.
September 23. 78 UN
Tri-weekly National Intelligencer, till 1st November.
S JLNOS FOR The following valu
J able properly is now offered for sale, to wit :
If Lot No. 189, , 4th district, Wilkinson county
Fraction No,
3, 5th '
do
do MOUscO
227, 13ih
255, do?
256, do
52, 3d
241, 12th
100, 3d
161. 14th
10S6Y 3d
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ljee.
de
t
do
do;;-" v "v
2dsee.Cherkee
1st do" do
Nos. 23 & 30, Surksville, Iee co. (town lots.)
Seven hundred and twenty acres, TaxslI county
on the Altamahawr River, adjoining lands of Ambrcse
Gordon and others. .
. These lands are offered to be sold at private sale,
but if not disposed of in this manner to our satisfac
tion, they will be sold to the highest bidder, on ' the
firet Tuesday in December next, at the Court house
door la the city of Milledgeville. one-third cash, the
balance in two equal annual payments, with interest,
and undoubted personal security.
We oner for sale also two splendid settlements of
sod, in Baker county, one containg 1250 acres, the
Jther 2250 acres. The first settlement embraces the
following loU; Nos. 26 and 3, 8th district Baker ;
KT ,IA -....I .!. ... !.... iMn
ua. Wj $ v, wni m t u uikui " w acres.
ThcOer'seltlemcnt contains the following Lois
of Land, to wil t Nos 225, 256,' 265, 293, 294, 266,
297 229S5i 2250 acres, and alt in the 2d district
Baker countyv --
In regard to the character of these two last named
settlements of laud or plantations, it is sufficient to
say, they have been pronooned by competent judges
to be inferior to no bod ofjand north of the Sabine
River. Their location, fertility, and production, for
corn and cotton, cannpt be surpassed ; they lie be.
tween the Chatrahoocbee and Flint River ; a section
of our State that is rapidly attracting public notice,
and in a very few yeara will stapd.unrivalled aa a cot
ton growing section of the Southern State. These
were selected with great, care and expense, bj one of
the best judges of such property in his life time, for
jhis special use and accomihodation.
The undersigned are very desirous to dispose of J
tne8e two oouies of land, in two separate plantations,
and will do so at private aale, to a fair purchaser: and
.... . -1
on good time. But if not so arrangetl, tbey vrih be
offered at I he., same time and place, and ort the same
terms, as the first mentioned scattering lands, lot by
t.. r.i . t 1 . 1 . . .
101, anu mrj n uurrru 10 tne puDiic at mis eany no
tice, in the hope of their receiving the strictest person
al examination, .j. ; , , ,4M.jC't "-. .
, . 4R.8. WIUttKVr-:
J- J. W ILLIAMS,h C Ex'ora.
, N. GWlLLIAMsf
tn regard lohe charicter of fheeoans; referene,
may be made to Gen. ; James Hamilton. Charleston
S.C J, Cowlea,-Maconr Ga.r Thomas B;rabb,
Milled gevilleGeorgia : and William Dennard. Ba
ker; County ,Uoorgia; and the last named gen
Ueman will abow. tbet an b any person- dfftirpus of
a personal yexaminauon. All communications or
th'm subject liddieved -o Vither of the Executors, on
Joseph T. Williams, MUledgeville, Ga.
MHIetJgevUJe, March, 3, 1840. : 29 mlOra
finHIS BAY-DECEIVED, and for sale at the
U North-Carolina Book Store.. PETERS' DI
a mu ana arranged - uigest ot the Cases decided in
.JL II , .' Jft '. ....
tlie Supreme, Circuit, and District Courts of the
United States, froitf jhe Organisation tf the Goa,
ernment of the United 8iates. By Ricraao Pa-
r at . w s .
. 4 tks, vounseuor at j,aw, and' reporter of tbeDe-
. cisions of the Supreme Court of the United Statea.
., ,r.
The profession, by this work, will be placed in dos
session of a mass. of decUonof the hia-best authority
In the United States, and Of the deepest interest
FUm ra.n ... ,:,: . .i .
m us miiugcmcm iuu uitiiu ui iue sunjects nave
beetr most carefully and diligently executed.. It is
believed, 'thsf so "minute and various a digest and di-
'.aa - - ' - -
vision or me oecisione ot tne . Courts of the . United
oiaiea, nai never txeiorc been made: and that faeiii.
ties for' If reference to the matterof the cages. urnith
ee iy tne labour thus bestowed on this work, will be
enti rerT satisfactory to MX ,The firaf volum hae re.
ceived approval from the highest judicial ofBcers of
mw. uniiea oiaiee, andtioip tuo most- distinguished
eaembers of the Profession of the Lawi . . - -
! ..The, work conlains te decisions ejf, the Courts of
id. tT-t ;' :.:.: -
T":r "Muea, icporieu, in upwards ot sixty-five
Jelumes of Report. Toee volumes are, branch's
fejwrta, 0 yoW Wheaton's peports 12 dt&'-pZ
teraRepojts, 13 vols. Gsllison Circuit CoarfRe
ports, voW ' Msaoii's Circuit Court Reports, & Vols.
Bumnere,OircuitCpqr Reports, 2 volAf Paioe'a Re-
rVf HMeg wcdcd in the Supreme and Cir-
vvn, anaa-epocta, SLvola, Wasbuigtofi?
Circwt Coua Reporta, 4 voja. - pierf Circuit Court
Repoftr,, 1 vol. BaUlwinV Cireni tnt P... "
bU.; Peters' Admirallv'DecUionA 5 4 -jr..ilt.
Dbirict Court Reports! vol. - Brockenboroogbs Bo-
uirfQ Al. .'. A. l-.:vl. ;... . . T TT
Each
Tolume contains upwards Afaeveft fantuhed
per-royal octavo, r, - J- -
pages super
Trial, S tola. Cases in Day and CuokV Repeats. 1
vof. ' Hall's Law JdurnaL-4 "vols. "
t jExvtditian increated and no detentioA.
FTnHE Raleigh and OtaionU'Rorf is now
II r.Vi -1 u,lfrf fntl oner&tlon. This road
COOH
"eon
necta with lfiereensVille and Roanoke Rail Road
.i n mat nii hUwnA unites with the Petersburg
w. w ."f w . -
w . . . ! I7:i
Rail Knui tiir HaiBeki. A coniinuoea two
Road tud 8Uamboat iommunkaUtm, ?.Jhua formed
between RaUigb, .C-and Bostorf. ; , I
Psssengers travetfing South leave Baltimore at 9
..Wtr ; a": M: and arrive af Petersburg at I A; M.
Petersburir at 2 A.M. ndr.
; Rimrfa sifi P.J.1. the same day making only
32 hours, iacludinff atoppagea, from Balti more j to
p.t.il.-tlia rnilra. From Raleigh to the Sooth,
aiviaii7yv V - . - ' -
there ia a daily line of atages running In conOectlon
mm'., tfio t?.n tiasJ Cant T the South West and
Weat, there ia a daily line of four hoveei6srCXcbes,
whiebfeave immediately on the arrival of tU train,
and run via Hilbboro' and Urtensboro, io,aiisoeix
frsxwn hne trUweeklv line via YetkjnC'Alibe
.in. a 'it .A M nuiceville. Ga. There- is1 also 1
tri-weekly back line from Raleigh, via PilUbore ind
. n " ' . -Si-
Aabboro to Salisbury., jrrora oansoury inen.
tri-weekly four horse 6st coach tine.via Lincolnton
.i Dii..r-it.m in AkhvitlA. : and also a tri-weekly
hark lina. fram .lii.hnrv. via Slatcsvilla and Mor-
iranton la Ashville. From Ashville to -.the Warm
Springs there is a four horae post coach line atX Uttief
P . . .". a a a? 1 - T4T .
a week, and from thence a irweeuy une v f
port and - Daudridge to KnoxviJIeir-there is also
aemi-weekly line via Greensville to KnojwiJJe. : j At
Greensboro1. N. C. a tri-weekly four horse coach line
branches off and run-via Saletn. N. C.- thence acres
the Blue Ridge to Wyihe Court House, Va where
it imeraecta with the Valle tUne,. From this line
there is iri-wwkly hack s line which biranqheif
on atoaieuvXMtVy.ana rune via nuDinmr, u
boro, Jefferaoh, N. C, Elixabetkton and Jone.Wri',
Tenn. toKooxville. n,'
It will thna be aeen that there are three stage lines
connecting Tennessee with thecentral porta of Nprt!v
Carolina, and two, connecting South Caroimalind
n ;,; w.wk r..v.n Alt ifhn linM.finaU
UCVIltt w sae Aivi tu wearies w-
ly concentrate at Raleigh, ihel Bodtherlernuiiaa pi
thn Pail KoaiL . ., . .;, ";. . "' -- I '
Travellers froni the upper parts of South CanTina
and Georgia, the middle and Xastern portion of Ten'
- . . f,V..
nese, tne sooin western pari m nirginia, mim v
Western nart of North Carolibr, wuhing to go north,
will find the route by the flaleigh and Gaston Rati
Road cheaper and more expeditious than' any other.
- The following Table will ahow he distance the
time of travel, and the rates ei lare oa two oi inp
re6tea leadina from Knnxvilte to Raleigh, to wit:
From ' gjnoxville to Raleigh. By way of Abingdon
and Wvthe Court House. Virginia. s
' Miles. Hours. Fare;
Knoxville to BiountviUe, 110
Blountville to Abingdon, . 20
Abingdon to Wythe Court Houso, . 58
Wythe C. H, to Greensboro' N. C. 118
Greensbbrough to Raleigh, ' 84
29
4
12
29
21
$10
10
I
6
390 95
$33
Warm
From Knoxville to Raleigh, py uay of the
Springithevillt and bahsbury.
' Miles. Hoois.
1
rare
Knoxville to Warm Springs, 75
15
7
56
S6
Warm Spnngs to Ashyiue, , 38
4
Ashville to Salisbury, , "136
Salisbury to Raleigh, ,,156
10
10
383 , 94 $30
I a .,' A
i ne above rates are teueved -to, pe accurate or
nearly ao. The route from Knoxville, by Jonesboro ,
Wiikesboro .and Salem. -to Greensboro H. C. is
something shorter than either of the above routes.
and the fare perhaps a little lea. ' .1 i.1
err 'are on ine nawiga, ana u anion iuui noaa
ww nii.:L r l. n. tb - n w a
less than six cent per mile. '1
Cavtiov. reraons travelling from JNortn to sopth
by the way of the Raleigh and Gaston Rail tftoad
ahould be careful not to enter . their names or procure
UrkeU further than to Petersbuig. Va.
Raleigh $ Gaston Rail Road Office, Aognsflt849
(T The American Sentinel; Philadelphia fr-Nih
tiooal Intelligencer; Charleston Cquner; Auguta
Chronicle ; Nashville Banner, ami Knoxville Times,
will publish the above weekly for two tBonthir'and
aeud their accounts to thisofpee for collection. f.V :
August 11 . -1. B4
TTUST PUBLISUED, : and ready 9 defive
911 ry, at the North Carolina Book Store, a Digest
of all the reported Decisions of the Court in North
Carolina, commenciag with the earliest Repbrter'snd
cnliuding the Decisions of the 8dpremeCourt sit their
June Term, 18371 Prepared by Hon James Iredell,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. V I
Turner & Hushes, the Proprietors, respectfully eik
the patronsge of the public for. this work, which has
been published at great expense. It contains' near a
thousand pages, and is, therefore, necessarily divided
into two royal octavo valumea of about five hundred
pages each, printed ongood type and fine paper, and.
if''t a w-fc w w-v 11 ... S - ...
wcK-Dounu. r rice, ine uouars s copy.
It is recommended nut only to professional H)en,all
of whom will doubtless possess themselves of it, to
direct and abridge Jheif1 labors, but it is also; urged
upon the notice of all Justice, Sheriffs, and;! other
judicial tfficers, aa affording them an exposition, in a
few words, of the points which the. Supreme fourt
Of NtXh Carolina haa decided in relation to their du-
t.2 ' TJJ ; ! a 1 a
nes. r or a simitar reason, it ia recommenuea 10 pri
vate gentlemen, who jmay have an inclination or feel
an interest to know the"detefminations of the Supretne
Court, which eonstrttile. ikr far as they decide, the
law of the land, jis imperative as any. Act of. Assem
bly and as biading . in - their operation uponj. every
member of the community. . -. t
TTMPORTAST THE WEATHER .'AND.
U ll'S: EFFECTS. The sudden change bf ahe
weather wilt be productive of much sickness Joules.
people are careful to attend to the state of the storo
ach and bowels. ' If this ia done no danger will arise;
but on the first feeling of headache, pain in the-aide,
back or bowels, have recourse to BaAiraasTa' Vse
taxlx Ukivkrsal PjtLB. Bix or eighty of these
Pills will in most cases be sufficient. , And one dose
of this kind, it is not improbably may prevent tnoulh
of sickness, perhsps death. V t . I
lbey will, .if jsed during the preyalenee of any
cause for disease, entirely prevent fatal TesUtta, be
cause they remove through the stomach' and bowels
all morbid matt era that jpay have accumulated In the
system by inhaling impure air, or- from eating un
wholesome food. rV
' It is at all times easier to prevent thsu to cure dis
ease, because by taking e preventative course we do
Dot debilitate the natural functions of the body, but
rather strengthen and assist them; the peeulist ac-.
tion of BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVER
SAL PILLS, ie io cleanse the Blood from aJDrppu-
.:... . . . ... t "
run;, remove every cans 01 rain or, xv eaxnesi, anu
PRESERVE THE CONSTITUTION in Vsuch a
state of Health and Vigor " ita casual changes xannot
jnecU',--i K'"' Utfai ,m
i Each Agent haa an Engraved Cerlifictite 0 Agenr
Cy - (aigned) B. BfcAifDRXTH, M. D. , . I , . .
Hie Office ibr supply ins Virginia and N. Carolina
la now kept at D. But rick'a Shoe Store, six doom -be-low
the Market; Hichmond,. Vaw, - uA- s-.-.
The following are some of.Ju. Aeeuts in N. Oaro-
una:.". . - ... A - r ". ,
- w - - ;i - . . ,-
WILUAlVl-PjECK, JlaMoj
8. P. Rogers ' V New'Llkit,
It. Ar'tf .RfiVT;-v - " k A.:.kn.
B. dc Hi Baker.
Loulsbufg,'
RW. Godwin, I u ?.!
M. M. f Jary -its 4
-f; 8tedman & Ramsey
'". I w if.n.i. -
v'jrranxuiion,
. .. :i i
2.-. M. -'. ..
. Pittaboroueh
- f CbaperHill,
rin
v;. JIMHOIMgU,
WMaaWHiilLT
-
XBrXi Mebanea.
jAs.TI 'IC ...il. r-j. ..- " . e .- ":
Tbe-above. Agents, sod all others who are.not Ao;
vertised, have recently received a fresh Bpptf;"--?'
; jtxmemoerntver cj VruezislK iTT M R t
UctoBtp.Sj 184.0,- . el t
ITAYNE'S HAIR TONlW,tor tnt, growtn, pre
y U servstion ana HmR,si1w,'--i
bed
Froin mGrahain.EditofTOe raiaiaauiu-y.
a -.-.-i ,,...-..-.-.-, ,. a' wfca' W 't ! ttAil:l
j HAia-TeirftWeveaU Wf aiwnuoni ..
- . ".-. ' .a . m Lk . .a .
flicted with pren
Tonio' prepared
xT ;r oirraetvearwe
... an1 a Tmheaitatitrirlv pronounce it an in
valuable'remedy to prevent lkeaHng M fehair,
..) .. Mstnra it from a dead: to fine, healthy- ap-
tHrorice,; :Wi can ab apeak from wM JJjg
. -'-. r?L .l. ..- fi-.snrls who ' were
edge ol tne case? oi i v
prIWpimed te beldrteeS, who by the Uae. Jayna.
Hair Tonic, have novf axuriant hair. Mff 99
dUposition 40 puff indi wimtnately ikinda of rem
dieWfor all diieaa which esh UneDrjo, but when
e .. , - . ' ' a " - i - a '.. mt mt' A
we have tested the virtue ot an arucie, we m
II4
' ':; .4t!'!t''Vi 'iAV-''4'-
gaut preparation Utestoring-the gyowth.ef be fair
i iii ia. ia trnlr wonderful. Where 4lh hair
his been worn off f rom the top pf the head, by thejl
careless practice of cafryifig tningr- m tne crown i
the bat: U is kenettlly eesideid digSoult f. w -irn
possible to teetere ivouaa n wwjj7ri"",,v,"r;
amplea that the Hair Tonic reaches these cases yery,
proraptlj and effect a .complete fu'e.; Eyeiy gen
map (we aay nothing tb the ladies, it being a Talr
presumption that their haiirtf wayiHifuIl luxuyi
ane at least it always aeems'ao,vefy geotlemaa
wIk finda hie. hair growing . too .thin or becoming-
loose, shook! place a bottle or Jayo!TeHar-l onus m
his dressing CM)" and apply it with alfre use -of the
hair brush verf morning. The result will he a full.
strong end beebby head of hair. The case that have
Jallen under oar wn ODarrvauootwjarrau ua iu
asaertbg tSiWpmif ''Mtmngcr. .'
t Altoiitibn " caned, to tirl Jayne's II sir Tonic,
for ihe preaervation growth audirestorallotif .thf
Hair. We ard assured that several knost Remark able
cores have latelv been eflected by tbie remedy.TR ia
certainly, worthy trial.-- PMkalfhiar Saturday
'.-- , '- '., -.
bered ourselves amflng ibose who ?eJ5e.o that" the
.Hair Tonic? prepated bjrBfilaype, wtf oneOftbe
many auack nostramabose iHuea are neverfjieen
bevmrd the fulsome puffs bf their aulbors.: .' W are
willins. at length, to make public ackiiowledgemenV
of the error of our belieL An intimfte frieni 'spaae
two or three montns since, an tne top oi wnose.cron
iim was as bald as f piece ot polisbed rnarDie. jr-'ugre
alt our jesting and ridicule oftbe idea of. atteu.rangj
a -a . a . ' ' . 1 ft . . - ' i
to cuilivaie so barren a spot,Tnircnaseu a ooui o; two
of the Hair Touic from Dr. Jayne, and according -e
his directions applied it. , During lb present week.
the same friend ushered himself into our preaence.aijd
uncovering hia hitherto naked head, astonished us
with a thin, though luxuriant growtn or bair, from
one to two inches in length ipon the very premises
wi bad believed aa unyielding to cultivation aa the
trackless eand that skirts the Atlantic. This : is no
puff but is righteously true, and those who doubt the
gentleman can be pointed out. What t more In fa
vor of this "Tonic, the case here cited was not one,
. - . ' -.1 .-' . e.i. "..':
or temporary DaKiness-no snauen toss oi me nair-nui
was one of years standing, though the gentleman is
but foity-five years of -ThiladeIphia Spirit of
WW SI m 1 "mm ,m MAfk - -'
Hit nmcSt uaoper 91, 193?.'
: 05 The above axceilent article, tdgeiber withl ikH
ether of Or. Jsyhe'e prepatSUOns, are for aale in
Raleigh, bfWiamacVHayaid -Petersburg,
DcpuyRosscr & Jones. -
WiIpipgtonR-Wjr44' v: : ;
t TTAXiin&ti EcferolaAirr is decidedly
aU superior t'er mother known combination of
..:" r :u. ri t r-..ii-.i:. ...
Hwwicuif, iw vuua zwuia, vubuluviwu,. nBiuuia
Spitting of Blood, PalpiUtioba of he Heart; BRON-
CHITIS-TChronkt Pleurisy, Difficplttjf Breathing,
j-jiinonaij
recommended
by .numerous and respectable Individuals, who have
ibftnd relief from iti uie. . Many trhja-bava been la
ibouring'hfidetotracted CooghCnd Pains in the
oreaat, ana nay been jupppsea by .tneinseives and
',L.! A!'a ji 1- i r ..." . a
I . ? B ! . : 1- a - J . t." . i 1 kl a"?
Extract)? Certificate from Rev. DLSabcock, late
Prei4pot of VVaterviUe College, Majne.
" Fromlntihiate Personal ecouaintance with Dr. D
Jaynel t regul stjdef tb Meuto of
rennsvtvania. and aa experienced, anccessful uracil-
lioner of medicine i ' was' prep'are'l to appreciate the
numerous usnuconiaisin uvour oiniauinerenttneui-
. ..r ' ? . .
eal preparation, much more -highly, then the great,
majuruy 01 inose wuica areextensiveiv euiogiseu uo
trial of them in my own family, an aome'of (hem
personally, I have.piore than realized their favourable
anticipations. They are whar they profess lb be
teot quack nostrums but skilfully prepared abtUiorea
A '.... a . an a a - mm-
loraomeac tne most amicuve 01 jioman Tiiseajwt ' 4-
.1 .1 . . , .', .'-!. '."... :
KTew.uiai iuey are nrgniy eaieemyur anu irequeniry
!!. J I ' ' - ' -At. .. ... '.Lt.'.ll- it -.L,.'-
prescnoeu, oy some 01 iae nvoi ri'spccinwt; ei-iue reg
ular practitioners of -medicine inthis city "and else
where, and I do not hesitate W commend them is a
valuablevadditioo to ot materia medica, -and a safe, 1
a vVel as emioenuy useful" remedy for the diaessed. :
, r '.W t RUFUSBABUOCK, Jr.
PtdelpbTtS ; Jone, ISS. c
Jdyt aormtyf Invite attention ioJtbts
admirable 'temedy for Pulmonary afiectiensltdverti
ed iq anolher column- The principle theje announced
of thf morbid character of oAamcf uwit tendency
to originate inflammatiotpYthe Bronchia, ai4 conse
quent vitiation of the uatura bumor-is,"beyond dis
pute, t hetruth itself. ' The . only practicable mode"of
removing such obstruction, la by ineana of cxpeetori
lion, a result which we are convinced can alwaya be
ebumed by a judicious exhibition of afae remedy of
Dr. Ujhe.Philadelj)kiar
v Ja'ynjis ExpectorantBf a refere&ee to our adver
tising columns, U will be seen that" this valuable Medi
cine ia offered for aale In thi city, by E. W. Bull,
Agent. We esteem it a pleasure to be able to recom
mend this medicine, as Ihe heat calculated for the pur
pose of coring coughs; colds, sore throat, asthma, and .
all affection of the lungs, t From a long personal ac
quaintance ' with Dr. Jsy ne, we know that he is no
quack, and, his medicines are pot'swirtlms f .the
modern cry-up, bu are the result of his long experi
ence as a practising physician and the Expense of
great MmtsHartfora, jCtjJJaily Renew.
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier.. t 1
Valuable Medieinfr--We do not wish to commend
one good medicineat the erpeneeef another, bu we
cannot forbear .to- Notice the valuable propertiee pos
sessed by ihfiuCarminativt Balsam. and the
pectorantV prepared by Dr.- Jayne; of South Third 1
ii. A; :?.:! i-w tr:...- f.e-.iT. ,' !: H
denee until after a thorough trial in our owul family.
They are invaluable In a family of children. V, ...
" VNuiSerou bther certificates might be added. Kat the
above are considered sufficient evidence of It great:
usefulne:j-' yij
1 m T"l,. .t... .M..l . . I L.ll .It -.1 -
. 7. avwaiucK, ogeioerwiui an oiner Aieai
cine prepared by Ur. Jayne, are for sale in " ;rtl
, - rE 1 MM a -. , -i. "1 '..-.. !
Petersburg, !DupytRoeaty AJonei.
i
cFeoaryj 184Q d'i
:
rXVMnTrE BAD,-LINSEED -.OIL, &2
, V y i 1 iH.ibscnbeFr nee? constantly off hand an
extensive assortmenVoY Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dye
.stof&. Brashes, Perfwnely. and Faery articles r-with!
.t.i-.t , - r ... "'.' " .
, x.m euppi. jnysiciana ami -Aeaer oo. the
.".c0? w?tvtenisv All orders, j
with good referenced, wilt meet prompt atte&Wnl
excelteBtJucieaBBaa, m r!
doced a fine growth of hair oa th heada-pr Puna
nature baldness to the ex01rt
by Dr. Jayneofthia city.'
Can epeal m Its Ttriuea -oyx
valS4xratef '" V '
f fci DUPUY, ROSIER ONliDruggietmi
. -. ...T 8.E-cornetof Syeamor and Back St.
,W . ; . . reterabXi.;
'-. Sr
I'm"-: '
JJMing to tolk t Roll. WmiB. to ;
j-MiuntUji unuorm atyie and, f or sale by
V.:4;'M -v; r TURNER &HDGTrp0 ' .
Uct. .10, 184084. : , ,
hhrti'PHtitf-i w,.j 1.1, .
Reived by. ' TURNER & HTTrj
just r.
Ocui6. , ; : . - -
rniHE H Art AT ARMS : or Henr. n. rT
" - . ' T W VjrAiti.
jamea.' roraaleby
:Ocr 16
1 ,-,A TURNER & HUGttPa
eARRlSON MElDIES&Trr-,
theN.C.'Bobkstore. "U l
UCf. l.w v -
j .ri fe .-1841.
fir tTRNER fc HUGHES' NORTH CAROTi '
- i'!NAULMANAO for' 1841, this d,T Jj
and7 ready for aale by the single one or by ihe ouaru
rfH EORGIA StJENES.
AJT received by.. .
TURNER & HUGHP.s
iOa8'f-;--t-
TT-JvfiMOCRACy IN AMERICA ; PimP
byDe.TocqueviIle 3d Edition &c Jut published
and for rale by .TURNER HIGHEST
Oct. 1 6, J 840. 84.
rmHJiABW PAPERS-In three L
JI- TKs day received a the N. C. Book Stor
Tf-PTANNAH M0RE;S WOKS, complete, in aevca
Volume, printed on. fine paper-i-beautitul Ed;
U3Q. Justreceiyeapy
, . - JV v.". TURNER HUGHES.
:OLVEL &TALE8 by Msri Edgeworth, sir
IT .IS! AM M.M. V.li
eoiype imuwuui hi.u. , vi.
day jeceited by iTUKIHCK & HbUHES.
. A JfB W HIEROGLYPHICAL BIBLE, with Dt.
AX votioaal Piece' far Youth ; containing 400 cuu,
rAdarasCCall at No 1, Cbeapide.
; - j.jr v .-' ' t'uiutBK oc HUUHE8.
OME.AGAIN.-We have a fresh cargo of Cot
MoatYaulB apd Cotton Clotia, at the rame pri-
;, - VLL: PECK.
Raleigh, Oct. SO, 1840,
r
fERICANAEMAWAC end Repository, .
- rtPrfor I80 JU8t published 1d4
itEby, : f TURNER & HUGHES.
TtPLTXYATOR'S ALMANAC and Cabinet of
XLj t AgricuUurXnowkdge,iM1)t thi Jij
eved byt ,: ..U , TURNER A HUGHE9.;
TmANCROFrS HISTORY OFTHE UNITED
Irb STATESi'firtt and second Vols. 6ih Eilitimil
For asle bj r' 1 TURNER & HUGH E8.
ITU RAVELS IN SOUTH-EA8TERN ASIA, en.
I'll. J. ;' .!.- "tot
, Lt praciya ,riUMiosian, jjaa,ian inu vniDi;
second Edltiotr, by Rev. Howard Malcom.
rTor sale by , TORNER dc HUGHES,
OU CABIN ANECDOTES, illuslnting Inch
dents in the LifMf Geiv. William Heniy Har-
rnton the People's Candidate. .A new supply, Jh'u
day teeeiijU:.:r-:- :i .
, ;TURNER & HUGHES:-
TT AKD PIRATED StewattV Adventures in can "'
U taring MniTen, wjth an account of the execu
tiona at. Viduburg, &c &c 2d Edition. For sale by
j .-. .it. Tr . . -
73
. A imiliaN ALMANACS. Complete U,k
i Afcrtl-sets In lew' Vols, commencing with YoJ. 1,
io.1830, of the Boston American Almanac,"wbich ii
new scarce, and seldom to be procured, bound to match.
Tor aaleTy-- & $ TURNER cc HUGHES.
fTTVIE TREE OF LEGAL KNOWLEDGE.de
1 U . aigned as an Assistuit in the study of Law. A
new supply of the above work, just received at tb
N6rh Carolina' Book' Store, RafeiKh, by
; ' s --Viv TURNER HUGHES. .
iTnECWlTHSt- PltLSFresh supplies ol
iQ) these valuable and well ; known Pills may al
wayabe bad by applying-at the Drug Store of Tha.
L Jump and William At Mason $ Co, io this City.
'Uj22."-A -' j 43 -
TfTUCONOMY-Wayland's Political Economy. U.
Pl Edition. Call at the N. V. Bookstore.
Sept 4. -'--A ;. v v. 73 '
I lUAlil JUC4JL X JC--i-T
r. a m mrr a m m .wwi . a
Letters and Medita
XLD
tion
on Religious and other subjects by Wil
Fbt ealeby t H O 45
livm T. Bain.
TURNER & HLGHEa.
OTICJE. -Notice is Benby given; according to
the nroviaiona of an Act of Assembly in such -
made and nrovided. that Ffntend to anoly to tb
iiext General AsseUibly of this State, to be held in No
VemUr, for the passing of an Act fof the benefit of
Wat Forest wege.
PZt :--v..-.".'"rrTj. MEREDITH. Prtit.
i'eighbcCHl840r 85.
"TVTOTICJB. The SuWiber has just added SO
Jf-jiewBopips to hif Hotel, and will be prepared
to accommodate comfortably 40 members of the ap
proaches Legislature. . .
:.Vn. f ; . -THOMAS C.J UJfc
Raleigh, Oct 20, l$40.
85
TT ADlES FARlSjUDING HATS f ! A eplefr
U A did, article JnVtfcif 4aH an most approed
style," just 'received' and 'for 114 at E. Hah.
Co.r Hot oitd Oaf ) Store .
Raleigh. Aprii $1.840. . . 34 if
liVeome assortment of plaid Swiss and Jaconet
Mealins, Swiss and Jsconet Muslin Edging
nd in-
and a few other seasonable goods.
. . W. & A. STITH,
August 7.
64
TAMTED. Copper, Pewter and Lead, fi
VV which the highest cash prices will be paid bj
68 .- .. J. H. KIRKHAM
"AlSITEli.ss soon as possit, one
hamM
r r aala frames, made inl a neat manner,
quuaof.4 -j : , . JH KIRKHAM
HVW MWMSlOllj Haiyr Corrox Bis
ViJV iao by the quantity, aqd first rate Ci-"
wholeala. : ri ' WILL: PECK-
TrnTAW'TPri n nnn-Af fe.r skins.
and
OT Fdie of aU kinds, for which a reasonable p
WUIU paid ittcaa ; ojrbarterby J. tt. '.""L
Fayettevillej
Vf? BALES more of the Lexington Cotton 1 CWja
UP tbe article pejkfbr iteU, 1... WlbU"-'
fpepL-7.'; JZ-s: : - ', 1
ftiK&hY .NEGRO WOM A N AN D
CHILDREN for sale. Apply at this 0ffic
,Sept. SO, 1840-80tf. .
UCLIC WOTICE is hereby
that application wUI be made to the next , u ,
Sril Assembly for nAct of Incorporstion
Ralkisk Mccb a wic s Aisoct atioh. g4
HOctober lfi.1840. P tf' ' :
WVy ftoni 10 to 18. year, of age-.wouW u
&yto
juignt coprpieetea oy. w. JZl'T' m applf.
bem for. my Own use
rn use., .ror nmw r"-.
t . :..-
ifiJGOpON,EaS";
Uctober
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