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KOIiTH-Giffi.eiLINA STATE' GAZETTE1.
Ours are the plans of fair, delightful peace,
Unrarp'd by party rage to live like brothers.
Vol. 1,
Tuesday, : Swtyc 15, 1814?.
Xo. 61
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JOSEPH GAI.ES SON, :
At Fivx Dollars per annum half in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS
jfot exceeding 16 lines, neatly inserted three
tiroes for a 'Dollar, -and-25 cents for every suc-
ceeding publication ; those of greater length
xn the same proportion.... Communications
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JBY AUTHORITY.
An Act granting donations of land to certain
actual settlers in the Territory of Florida.
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Beit enacted by the Senate and, House of Re
presentatives of the TTnited States of America
in Congress assembled, That the Commission
ers for ascertaining titles and claims to lands
in Florida be, and they are hereby, authoriz
ed and required, ; within their respective dis
tricts, and m ad r tion tof their lormer duties,
to receive and examine all claims that may
fce presented to them, and the evidence in
support ot each or such claims, tounded on
habitation and cultivation of any tract of hind,
town or city lot, or out-lot, by any berson,
being tthe head of a family, and twenty-one
vears of age, who, on the twenty-second day
of February, one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen, actuaiiyinnaDitea ana cumvatpn
such tract of land, or actually cultivated and
improved such lot, or who, on that day, cul
tivated any tract of land in the vicinity of any
town or city, having a permanent residence
in such town or city,' in said territory ; and to
grant certificates of confirmation for any tract
nt . 1 . t : 1 "1 In : 1 i j ' '
or iana inus innaDiiea ana cuixrvaiea, or cui
tivated by any k person pf the aboYe. descrip.
tidrti residing in any town or city in the vici
ni ty of! the tract so cultivated; which land
shall be located in an entire body, as nearly
as possible in conformity to the surveys of
the contiguous public lands, and so as to em-
on any tract so claimed, and shall not exceed
in quantity six hundred and forty acres: And
it shall also be the duty of said Commission
ers to receive claims to lands founded on ha
bitation and cultivation, commenced between
the 22d of February, one thousand eight hun
dred and- nineteen, '.and the seventeenth of
July, one thousand eight hbndred and twen
tV'Onewhen Florida Avas surrendered t5th e
United States ahd-videncef. in support of
the same ; , and to report an abstract of all
such claims 10 . uongress, anu ox uie uiaiut
by them confirmed, to the Secretary of the
Treasury and the claims merely reported
on, shall be laid . before Congress at their
next session, witli the evidence of tlie time,'
nature, and extent- of such inhabitation and
cultivation, In ,'eah case, and , the extent of
the claim : Pavided, .That no claim shall be
feceived, confirmed, or Tepbrted to Congress,
by the s;. id Commissioners, for confirmation,
in favor of any person, or the legal represen-
tatives of any person, who claims any tract of"
land in said teiritory, by virtue of any writ
ten evidence of the title derived from either
the British or Spanish Governments, '
Approved, May 26, 1824, t v
An Act granting certain lots of ground to the
, s corporation of the , city of Mobile, and to
- certain individuals of said' citv,
Me it enacted by the Senqtc arid House of Re
preotre, A;i.ar , of Jlmertca
in Congress assembled, That all the right and
claim of the United States to the lots known
as the Hospital anl,'Bake House lots, con
taining abOut jthree-fourths of an acre of land,
in the city of Mobile, in the state of Alaba
ma; and also all the-right ' and claim of the
United States to all jthe lots not sold or con
firmed to. individuals, either by' - this : or any
'nrmeract, and to which no equitable title
exists, in favor of any individual, under this
or am' other act' between high:water mark
nd tlie," channel of the river and, between
hurch street and North Uoundavy street, in
n3nt cf the" said" cjiy, be and the same are
licieby, vested in the ,Mavor and Aldermen
oithesaid city of Mobile, for the time bilng,
and th
-)-, auvVSSUi III UlllbC lUi lilt V-
aid benefit of the said'eity forever. 4 .
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. That all
tf-e Tight and claim of the United States to
many of the lots of ground, east of Water,
'et, ana between Church street: and JVorth
boundary street, now known as -Water Lets,
as are situated between the channel of the
and the front of the Jotsknown, under
Ive" Panish government, as Water JLot ' in
" we said citv of MobileI whereon imnrbve-
jents have been nade, be,1 and the same are
"ereby,- vested in the several .proprietors' and
Jcupants of each ; of .the lots heretofore
, o "r -wr-r -
tlre such proprietor or occupant has alien
d his right to any such lot, now designat-
as a-waer lot; or the Spanish government
or the same - liiTno-h timp at vhir.h thev
7? the nower tn trmni tK& snmp. in "Vhich
thu Ith6 rignt and claim of the United States
. "all be,; and is hereby; vested' in the? person
vey, was .made; or in his leiral rexrese:nta-
t Je : Provided, That nothing in this act con
tained rHoII v. j -ff... ia:,
Claims, lF anv such' there bei of anV mdi
uiai or indiVidnfti
of cornorat v '; v -h . J 1 v.
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An Act o complete the snrvev of thf s
ern and AVestern boundary of the state of
- Missouri. . 4 :
-rf it enacted by the Senate and House of Re
prerentative of the United States of America.
tn congress assembled Thatthe sum of fifteen
hundred dollars, to be paid out of any money
in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated,
ana to oe applied under the direction of the
Secretary of the Treasury, be, and the same
is hereby appropriated, to complete the pay
ment for -surveying the southern boundary
line of the state of Missouri, and so much of
the western boundary line thereof, as lies
south of the Missouri river.
Approved, May 26, 1824.
An act making an appropriation towards the
extinguishment of the Quapaw titles to
Lands in the terrii ory of Arkansas.
, Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Re-
prescntutroes of the United States of America
m congress assembled, I hat a sum, not ex
ceeding; seven thousand five hundred dollars,
be, and jthe same is hereby, appropriated, to
be paid j out of any money in the Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated, to enable the
President of the United States to negotiate
a treaty jwith the Quapaw Indians, for the ex
tinguishment of their title to lands in the ter
ritory of Arkansas.
Approved, May 26, 1824.
An act supplementary to an act, approved
on the third day of March, one thousand
eight hundred and nineteen, entitled " An
act providing for the correction, of errors
in making entries of land at the land of
fices." ' ' -.. V- - ..
JBe it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Ameri
ca in Congress assembled, That when any mis
take, in relatipn to the correct number of any
tract of land, not exceeding in quantity one
half Section, may have heretofore been made
by any purchaser of the public lands of the
United States at private sale, and where one
or more payments shall have been, made
by the! person maki..g the entry, on any
tract entered by mistake, and where such
payment has not been' forfeited, previously
to the passing of this act, for a failure to com
plete trie payments on such tracts ; and where
the purchaser or purchasers may not, in relati
on to said tract, have in any way taken advan
tage of the provisions" of the act of the 2d of
March, eighteen hundred and twenty-one en
titled ' An act ior the relief of the purchasers
of the public lands prior to the first day of Ju-
JyV eighteen hundred and twenty," or ot the
act sunpiemcntarv thereto, or the act contin
uing inl force said sunnlementarv act. , and
where jthe person or persons making the
purchase." lias not. in any wav. transferred
his, her 6r their right to" the "certificate bf
purchase or the, tract -so purchased, and
where no patent shall h.ve issued for the
tract so erroneously purchased ; and also, in
all cas4s of an gentry hereafter made, of a
tract of land'not intended to be entered, by
a mistake of the true numbers of the tract
intended to be entered, where the tract thus
erroneously entered, does not, in quantity
exceed one half section ; and where the cer
tificate 'of the original purchaser or purcha
sers has not been assigned,- or the right of
the original purchaser or purchasers m any
wav transferred, and where six months, trom
the time the entry shall have been made, may
not have elapsedy or the patent issued for
the tract erroneously entered, the purchaser
or nnrchasers- or. in case or his. her, or
their death the legal representatives, (not
beim" assignees or ilranferees) may, either,
in cases of entry, before or. after the passing
this act ana in any case coming wumn iis
nrovis'tons. file his. her. or their own affidavit
or affidavits, with such additional evidence
as can be nrocured. shewing the mistake of
the numbers of the tract intended to be en
tered, and that every reasonable, precaution
and exertion hacliieen used to avoid the error,
with! thp v Register and Receiver of, the land
District, within which such tract of land is
situated.: who shall transmit the evidence
submitted to them in each case, together
unth their written omnion or opinions, both
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as to existence of the mistake, and the ere
dibility of each person testifying thereto, to
the Commissioner of the lioneral Land liince,
who, if j he be entirely satisfied the mistake
has been made, and that every reasonable pre-
caution fand exertion had been made to avoid
it, shall be authorised to change the entry, and
transfer; the oavment from the tract errone
ously entered, to that intended to be enter
ed it" unsold ; but if sold, to any other tract
liable to entry v .Provided, That the -i oath 'of
thp nerson orH'nersons. interested shall, in
iio; case be deemed .sufficient, in the ab
sence of ether corroborating testimony, to
authorize any soch change of entry : And
Provided, also. That nothing herein contained,
shall affect the rii-ftt of third persons. !
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That, ei
ther the Register or Receiver may administer
all oaths to be made under the provisions ot
this act! andevery person, knowingly, wilful
lv. and corruuilv sweariper-falsely on any
oath administered to him" or her, under the
provisions of this act, shall, on indictment
and conviction for such . offence, b efore any
court ha vine competent jurisdiction to '-try
the same, suffer, the pains land penalties of
wilful and ; corrupt perjury. ? : A i :
i Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, fThat, for
every oath administered under the provisions
of this act, the Register and Receiver ; shall
be allowed the sum of twenty-five cents, and
twenty cents for every hundred words of the
evidence received & transmitted to the Com
missioner of the General Land office to be
paid, by! the party making- the application
for a. change of entry. ; ' -" , 1
K;' ApprovedMay-24, 1824. -y-' . ; :
An Act for the relief of certain Distillers in
Hett enxicied by tfie Senate and House of Re
presentative of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary j of
the Treasury be, and he is' hereby, author
ized and required to refund, out of any mo
ney in the 1 reasury not otherwise appropri
ated, to the distillers of spirituous liquors or
their Jegal representatives, ot any state or
district within the, United States, who at any
time since the first day of January,' one
thousand eight hundred and fourteen have
used stills, made "according to Henry Wit
mer's improvement upon Anderson's, con
densing tub, and who have paid a duty upon
the. capacity of the globes of such stills, all
the moheys which such distillers may have,
respectively, paid, as a duty, on the capacity
ot the globes of their said skills.
Approved May 26, 1824; .:
An Act reserving- to the Wyandot Tribe of
Indians a certain tract of land, in lieu of a
reservation made to them bv Tretty.
He it enacted by the. Senate and Hqixse of Re
presentatives of tlie United' States of America
tn Congress assembled. I hat ; there be, and
hereby is, leservcd, for the use of the chief
and tribe of Wyandot Indians, subject to th
conditions and hmitattons ot the former re
servation, the northeast quarter of section
numbered two, in township two, and ranije
seventeen, south of the base line, of land, in
the Delaware Land "District, in .the state of
Ohio, in lieu of one hundred and sixty acres
of'land, on the west side of, and adjoining,
the Sandusky River ; and which was reserv
ed to said trib e of Indians, by a supplement
ary treaty between the United States and
certain tribes of Indian,?5, held at St. Mary's,
in' the state of Ohio, on the seventeenth day
of September, eighteen hundred and eigteen,
on condition that the chiefs of said Wyandot
tribe first relinquish to the United States all
the i right, title, and claim, of said tribe, to
the one hundred and sixty" acres of land, re
served bv. said supplementary-treaty.
Approved, May 26, 1824. , I
Late residence of Jvitlsje Potter,
FOR RENT.
THIS pleasant '.and-; desiranle Dwelling
House and Lot, situated near the South
east part of the City, is at present unoccupi
ed, and would be rented. . The situation as
a summer residence is preferable to a resi
dence in the City uniting; from its proxim
ity to the City, the -advantages of Town and
Country. )
The conditions of the rent, moderate and
accommodating.:
J MATTHEW J. CO MAN.
Ralegh, June 1st; 1824. 57-
fTTlIIi eitaertbcr1 next Qjnarter T5ommcTce8
4 JL on Mondav, June 7th, at Mrs. White's
red house,, opposite Treasurer Hay wood's.
The Quarter to contain 12 weeks. f
i TEltMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Spelling and .'Writing
The same with Arithmetic and the
Latin or English Grammar, or ei
ther "; 1 . :
$2 50
50
50
00
The same with Parsing and; Geo
graphy, of either
4
5
The. same with Latin
J. WETMORE
Raleigh, June 5.
59 3t
The Celebrated Race Horse,
WASHINGTON,
will stand the pre
sent season at my.
; stable in Warren
ton, and be let to
mares at twentv-
five dollars for the season, payable on the
1st day of January next.-
Washington s 'Pedigree, and Performances
are excelled by no other horse ; a full de
scription of them cannot now be given, suffice
itto say that he,xyas gotten by the celebrated
'horse Timoleon out of the famous running
mare Ariadne, by Citizen, her dam by Wild
air. .'.-I '. .,.' : ''
Washington was engaged in four Sweep
stakes, two mile, heats, two hundred dollars
entrance,? when he' was three years old.
Three of them he won, 1 beating in one of
them the celebrated Horse Henry ; the o
ther he lost, -after winning the first heat, he
lost the second heat by -.'a. bad start, whereby
he hist at least eighty yards ; being in bad
Older he was then withdrawn, although he
only lost the seconit heat by a few, feet.
Last spring .he was lame in one)f his hind
legs, and oniy run at Newmarket for a llan-dy-Cap,
two mile heats'. Three started,
and he was beaten by Sir William. Washing
ton won the first heat; Sir William won the
second and third. The second heat was run
in better time than it was ever run at New
market. Sir William had ten pounds taken
off his weight in this race. W ashington lost
"sixty yards by a bad start in the second heat,
and he only lost the he at by a length. Last
fall he won the Proprietor's Purse at New
market, three mile heats; three hundred dol
lars. The first heat in this race, was two se
conds faster than? it was ever run there be
fore. He was then carried to Baltimore,
where he won the; Proprietor's; Purse of five
hundred dollars, three .mile; heats, beating
the celebrated! Running Horse Flying. Guil
ders; but had the misfortune to get one of
his fore lees injured. He was trained this
spring, and run at Newmarket and won the I
jocEy uuo furse oi . sul uuiiuicu,uuiia,
four mile heats, beating with ease Mr. Winn's
Mare .t Squirt, aid Capt. Hamson's Horse A
ratis. ' " : ' . .'
Washington is not . withdrawn .from the
turf ; but it is thought necessary to give him
rest, as his leg is not supposed to have reco
vered its' full strength. He will stand the
next season also,; and those putting Mares
this season which do not prove with foal, will
have the privilege of putting the'rn next sea
son, ' gratis, - provided the property : of such
Mare is not changed.
PETER MITCHELL- .
Warrenton, May 19, 1824.
55-5 w.i
'3HE next Session will commence on the
third Monday in " June. Students
are
prepared at this Institution for the Freshman
and Sophomore Classes in the University.5 -The
various branches of a complete English
Education are also taught; V I
JOHN ROGERS, Prest
Hillsborough, May31. " 58 8t --t
STATE BANK QF N. CAROLINA,
! Raleigh, June 1, 1824, .
RESOLVED, that a Dividend of four per
cent, on the Capital Stock of this Bank
be, and the: same is hereby declared for the
last half year, payable, at Raleigh on Monday
next, and at the several Branches fifteen
days thereafter. ' , . r
5t58 ; WM. H. HAYWOOD, Cashier.
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State ty 2 axtl-Car 6im
Johnston County. ;
Court of Fquitv, Spring Term, 1824.
Robert H.-Helme, adm'rof " J
iiiomas R. Brown,'5 .1 Original Bill of
"vs. ' (injunction. '. ' i
Henry Guv. J s
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the Defendant Henry Guy, is not an
inhabitant of this State .- It istherefore order
ed, that publication be made three months
successively in the Raleigh Register, that un
less the said nenrv Guv, appears at the next
Court ot Equity, to be held for the county of
juiinsLuri, at me uourt-nouse in amitnneia,
on the fourth Monday of September next, and
plead; answer or demur, the bill will be taken
pro confesso and heard ex-parte.
V Test, i D. H. BRYAN, C. M. E
I State of Noirth' Carolina.
? Johnston. County.
Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1824.
Hardy Avera & wile, liicharoT
Petition for
Rivers & others, vs. Reddick f
,1 Hughs & wife Gilly. J
the sale of
Lands.
II appearing to the Court, that the Defen
dants Reddick HughdS-and wife, are not
inhabitants of this State ; It is ordered, that
publication be made three months success
ively in the Raleigh Register; that unl.es the
said Reddick Hughes and Gilly his wife, do
appear at the next Court of Equity, to be
held for the county of Johnston, at the Court
House in Smithfield, on the fourth Monday
in September next, and plead or answer,! a
sale will be decreed according to the prayer
of the petitioners. '.'
Test, ! D. H. BRYAN, C. M. E.
Stills.
I7IRANC1S II. REEDER. informs his custOr
. triers and the public, that he has nbwon
hand an assortment of STILLS of various si zes.
He continues to make them, and will
be enabled to furnish them of any dimensions
at the shortest. notice. f : ,
He requests those having Stills which may
need repairs, to favor him with their work
as soon as' possible, as he may be unable, to
attend to them so well when the season for
using them is at hand, and he is crowded with
work. June 2. !
NOTICE " ! :
WS hereby given, that at the last Court of
JL Pleas and Quarter Sessions, held for the
Countv of Warren, the subscriber adminis
tered on the estate of the late Whitm ell Al
ston ; and unless those who have claims a
gainst the estate present them" -withirf. the
time required by Law, they will not be paid;
and all those indebted to the estate must pay
the same without delay; as no indulgence
will be given.' WM. K. KEAHNEY,
. Administrator with the will annexed.
ijune 1st 1824. 47-3 w.;
COHEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore, )
May 13, 1824, ,
OFFICIAL LIST -of, the nineteenth day's
drawing of the v! V
1 Grand State Lottery I I
8453 a prize of ' 1000
7132 a prize of . ! 100
And 198 prizes of 12
.Marked ithus sold at Cohen's Office,
where the cash can be had for prizes the mo
ment they are drawn. ' j
Although the usual number of tickets Were
drawn this day, still no prize came out high
er than one of 1000 leaving yet to be dis
tributed the great capital of !
The 20,000, both the 10,000, 1 of 5,000, 6tf
1000, and which are allfloating in the wheel,
and must come but at the next drawing,
which will take place in the city of Baltimore,
on Thursday, the 24th of next month, on
which day the schefhe will be completed;
A chance being still left to those who did
not supply themselves he-etofore,-they should
send on dieir orders without delay . " ! "
Whole tickets 20 00 j Quarters 5 00 1
Halves 10 00 Eighths 2 -50 ;.
To be had warranted undrawn, at f
COHEN'S i
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFIE,
;j 114, JWarket Street, Baltimore,
' - WThere the great capital prizes in both the
last Lotteries ; were sold, and where more ca
pital prizes have been j obtained than at any
other office in America. ' ' '
' Orders "from any part of the United States,
by mail, post fiaid, or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash, or prizes ir any of tlje Bal
timore lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and punctual attention, as if on personal apr
plication. . : f '.v r ; v.; . :"- . - -'V j . ,
OCj" e particular in addressing to ; I "
: . J. I. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore .
May 13. : ' ..C :i ' 57-4t.;
"1 GALES 8c SON have just receive! a J
l3 . fresh suDDlv of Dr. Diott's Medicines i
amongst which
are those valuable articles,
, Nervous CordiaJ, Stomachic
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Stomachic Elixir.
Bitters, 8c c
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Mftsouic'
THE Celebration of the approaching an . .
. niversary of St. John the Baptist, on the
24th inst. by tlie members of Concord Lodge.
No. 58, Tarborotigh, will be -connected-with
I circumstances of unusual interest to the Ma
sonic Fraternity. It will be attended by the
officers and delegates' of the Grand Chapter
of North-Carolina, which holds ..its second
annual communication on the day preced
ing. At the same time and place will be
held a Convention of Royal Arch-Masons.
The ancient ceremonies of the order will bo
observed, and adiscourse delivered By Dr.
B.. B. Hunter, in .Trinity Church! The mem
bers of adjacent Chapters and Lodges are"
respectfully invited to attend. - i
E. L LOWE, Sec'y.
Tarboro.' June 5th 18241 j 60-2 w.
A 3ust Hecevved, I '
; And for sale by "the Subscriber4,
BR. ROBERTSON'S Stomachic Elixir of
. 'Health, for the cure of Coughs, Corit,
sumptions, Asthma, Pain in the Breast, and
most diseases of the bowels. Dr. Dyott'3
Anti-bilious Pills, which prevent and cure all
Bilious Complaints, malignant fevers &c. Dr;
VickeVs ointment tor the Tetter, &c. Mahy'a
approved plaster cloths for the cure of ulcers
and sores,, either fresh or of longstanding.;
RANDOLPH WEBB
June 7th, 1124. . " :V: 60
5 Caxxiagc tulilitg.
rptUI3..S-tr3CTlt)rs haring' entered into CO- ,
JL partnership inthe carriage' making bn-
siness under the firm of JACOHl VAN WA-
X5ENEN & CO, beer leave to 'inform- their
friends and the public in general, that they;
can be supplied with any work-in their line
as low as it can be obtained elsewhere. The
work in every instance shall be warranted
for twelve months. Persons wishing to pur
chase carriages are respectfully invited to
call. ; - .:..' ;--'"-j f f V- '
N. B. Carriages of every discription repaired-at
the shortest notice, and oh the most
reasonable terms. -. -.' i
J ACOB VAN WAGENEN.
WILLIAM P. CLARK.
June 9, 1824. - 60-lwtf. '
IS hereby given to the public generally;
that the Stage, Line from j Raleigh to
Newbern will be continued. 1 was under
the impression, for some 5 time Ipast, that 1
should be compelled to abandon running my .
Stage on this route, in consequence of my
pay being too inconsiderable" to defray the
expences of this establishment, but knowing
that it was a "desirable thing 'to the public
generally that the Stage should (continue to
run on this route, I have lately, together with '
many respectable gentlemen, petitioned the
Postmaster-General to give me some additi
onal compensation for conveying the piail in
a Stage, and thereby enable me to continue
running a Stage -for the accommodation of
Travellers and, through the means of my
respectable friends, the, department has a-
greed to add some additional compensation 4
to that of my former contract ; therefore I
shall continue to1 run a Stage punctually
without doubt. This Stage route intersects
with the ' Fayetteville and Norfolk: line of ,
Stages at Waynesborough. ; I j have lately
added another team of horses to the routej
and my Stage being inJ good repair, I pledge
myself that nothing shall be wanting on-my
part to render those comfortable ' who may
think proper to travel with me. . 'I' have a
good careful driver and good horses on the
line. The Stage will leave Raleigh "and ,
Newbern as heretofore (say, 'leave Raleigh'
every Friday at 6 P. M. and arrive in New-
bern on Monday by 2 P. M. Leave Newbern
every Tuesday at 6 A. M. and arrive at Ra
leigh on Thursday by 6 P. M.) 1 1 Any person
wishing to send trunks, boxes, or other
packages of any kind, shall have them Con- -veyed
safely and at reasonable rate. I there
fore hope to merit a portion of encourage
ment from tlie publici '
. MERITT D1LLTARD, Contractor;
Raleigh, Jane 7. ; 60-3t
' NEAR RALEIGH.' , -7 -ILL
be sold on accommodating terms
- a Tract of I And, containing 139 acres.
within four miles of the city r adjoining he
ands of wm. Hill, Judge I aylor and others.
nwiana is entire ty wooa aana. i-or terms,
PPty t? , v " T Editor of the Register ,
May 7;-- . . , . - ; r5V .
Approved, May 26,' 1824. -