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t i . . 1 ' - .- ' - - 4 .. . . ' J . , . v ... w - - . .-. I - . - , - . r ; , t ' - - ;J ' 1 ""-. V'"; t'Unwarp,dby-partylragel6'fiWKkebro . iJ1j!1ljb - - . - Sj- ' i - -' ' ':s -. ' . 5 - ' : 1 , ' - ' i ! . - ' " i i - I 1 - r i Is published every Tckbbat and Vridat, by JOSEPH GAI.ES & SON, ; . -At Fite poUara pier .annum-half in advance. -r::lADVEirrisMENTs i- : , ot exceeding 16 lines, neatly inserted three times for a Dollar, and 25 cents for every suc ceeding' pubjication ; those of greater lengtlt in the krone" proportion.. .Commttxtcations thankfully received....LETTEBs lo tlie Editors inust be post-paid; - ', ; An Act supplementary to an act of Congress, passed on the thirteenth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and twelve, enti tled An act making' further provision for settling the claims to land in the, territory of Missouri.'';... u i . . Me it enacted by the , Seriate end Hmrse of Re presentatives oj the Uniteu otates of America , n Cons(rtS8 assembled That it shall be the duty of thV individual owners, or claimants,' of town or village lots7; and commpn field lots, in, adjoining,'or belonging to, the seve ral towns,' or villages, of Portage des Sioux, Kobert, Carondelet, St. Genevieve, New Ma- J i l AUUi V'IM .ASWW . A MA.A'wy - Missouri, and the village of Arkansas, in the territory of Arkansas, : whose lots were con v. firmed by the act of Congress of the thirtieth t.f June," one thousand eight hundred and twelve, entitled , An act - making further provision for settling the claims to land in the territory of Missouri,' on the ground of ittha bitation, cultivation, or possession, prior to he twentieth day of pec ember, one thousand eight hundred and three, to proceed, within eighteen months after the passage of this act, to designate their said lots," by proving, be fore tWe Recorder of land titles for said state r.nd territory, the, fact of such inhabitation, cultivation, or possession, and the boundaries and extent of each claim, so as to enable the from iht vrcant lot's, appertaining to tlis said towns and villages. '; . . Sec. iit?itl bf it further enacted, That im mediately after . the expiration of the said lenri allowed for proving such, facts, it shall be the duty of the Surveyor General, within whose district sucTi lots "lie, to proceed, un ; der.the Jffstructions ofJthe Commissioner of "the General' 'lind ;GifrTcefv. to, survey, desig j.ate,;and set apirt tu the tsaid towns and vil 1 ges, respectively so" rnapy of -the s:id va cant town or village lots,'i out lots, and com mon field lots, for the, support of schools in the said towns arid villager, respectively, as the President of the United VStates shall not, before thaV time, have re'served for',military purposes, ana not exceeaing one-iemicuj part of the whole; Jahds included in the ge eral survey of such town, or village, accord ing to the provisions of the ' second section of the abovementioned a ct of Congress ; of ?.rTin iic fn oim'pr and dps! p'natci so soon ifter the passage of this act as may be, the "commons belonging to said towns and villa- gcs. accOTcung kj men i zu w viaui auu onfirmations-, under the saidjact'of Congress, where the same has not been already done : , JProyided'jThxt Ibts relinquished to the Unit- by the earthquake, and in lieu of which lands have been located elsewhere, shall ' neither be so designated or set apart, nor taken in to the estimate of the quantity 'to which any town or village is entitled.' - f r ' - isec. 3. Jlnd be -U further enacted; maime . Tlecorder shall issue a certificate of confir mation for each claim confirmed, and hall ie- ceive for the serviSfcs'required of him by tliis ct the sum ofqne dollar for each lot so prov ed to have beeri inhabited cultivated, and possessed, to ; he naid bv' the respective claimant and, so'ooh as t her said term sfea?l . have expired, he shall furnish tbe Surveyor General with a list of tlie lots so proveH to have been inhabited, cultivated, or possess ed, to sert'e as his guide m distinguishing them from the vacant :lots to be set apart as Above described, and shall transmit a copy of such' list to the Commissioner of the General Land Office. : ' j ,.' T Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That the provisions of this act, and of the aforesaid act of -the thirtieth of June,-one thousand eight hundred and: twelve, be, and the same are hereby, extended to the village of Mine a burton, and the right of filing their claims with the Recorder. - Approved, iiay. 26,; 1 824. ' .. , , An let granting to the Counties or Parishes of each Stale, and Territory of the United States, in which the public lands are situ sitrd, the right of pre-emption to quarter sections of land, for seats of. justice within - t!e same. . . . , .. ' !' v';; ' '' i Be it enacted by th: Senate and House' of Re prerentative of the r -nited States of. America, in Co?iessxisgenible'J, .Th&t th?r& be granted to the several counties or parishes", of each State and , Territory of the.' United S totes, 'where ther are public lands, a the minimum price for which public lands of the United States are sold,- the right of pre-emption to one quartet section pf land, in each of the counties or parishes,iof said States andterri tories, in. trust 1 for said counties or parishes, - respectively, for the establishment of seats i of justice therein : Brovided, The proceeds j of the sile of ach of said' Quarter sections shall be appropriated for the purpose of e- reeling. public' buildings in the county or pa rish for which it is located, ' after deducting therefrom the amount originally paid for the same : And provided further, That the seat of justice for said counties or parishes, respect- ivciy, snaji oe hxed previously to a'sale of Jlie adjoining lands within the county or pa rish for which the same is located, i Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That, -so much of such-acts, heretofore passed, grant ing to States rights of pre-emption, for coun tv or parish purposes, as require said seats oi jusnce looe continued at or near the cen tre of each of said counties or parishes, be, and the same is hereby, repealed. . - Approved, May 26, 1824. An act to regulate the mode of practice tne courts of the United States, for the District of Louisiana. , Be it enacted by the Senate and jflous" of Re irescntuthoes tfthe United States of America, in Congress assembled, That the mode .of pro ceeding in civil causes in, the Courts of the United States, that now are, or hereafter may be, established in the state of Louisiana, shall be conformable to the laws directing the mode of practice in the District Courts of the said state ; .Provided, That the Judge of any such Court of the United, States may alter the times limited or allowed for differ ent proceedings in the State Courts, & make by rule, such other provisions as may be he cessary to adapt the said laws of procedure to the organization of such Court of the Uni ted States, and to avoid any discrepancy, if any sucn should exist, between such state laws and the laws of the .United States. Sec, 2. Arid be it further enacted, That pe tit jurors for the trial oft-all causes, as well civil as criminal, shall Oe designated, summon ed, & returned in the same manner that now is directed by the laws of the said State, with respect to jurors, to serve in the Dis trict Courts of the said State of Louisiana, and that all the duties directed by such state laws to be performed by the Sheriffs and clerks, in relation to the designation, sum moning, and returning, such jurors, shall be performed by the Marshal of the United States and the Clerk of the Court of the Uni ted States, in the district where such Court of the United States shall sit, and that the petit jurors to serve in such Court of the U nited States, shall be taken from the parish in which said court holds its sessions, but that-the grand jurors may ycome from any part of the. District, and may be summoned and einpanelled empannelle'd by the Mar shal, In the manner now prescribed, and the Marshal, for the. purpose -of designating such petit jurors, shall take the names of all per sons liable to serve as jurors, from the list made by the Sheriff, for the purpose of draw ing jurors for the District Court of the sta(te ; and such number of jurors shall.be drawn for each term of such Court of the United States, or for such portion of each term, as the Court may, by its rules direct : I'rbvided, That nothing herein contained, shall be so con strued as to prevent the Judge of any of the stid Courts of the United States Irom di recting a jury to -.be. summoned from any other parish within the District, whenever it may be necessary to secure an impartial tri al ; but th;t,-in all such esses, the names of the jury shall be also designated, by lot, in the m?nnef directed by the laws of the sfate, for des gnati ng jurors to serve in the District Courts : And provided,' also That special juries may be directed for the trial of, any particular civil cause, by the consent of parties, but not ptherwise. Approved May 26, 182. An Act making appropriations to carry into J effect certain Indian Treaties. Be it enacted by the. Senate and House of Re presentative? of the United States of America II I TL. i. ' 11 A?- fi-..... tn congress assemoiea, lim iiic iunuwi.15 sums be and the same are hereby appropria ted, that is ttf .ay : ;, -' Forjcarrying into effect so much' of the fourth article of the Treaty of the eighth Ja nuary, eighteen hundred and twenty-one, be tween the 'United States' and the Creek na tion, as 1 elates to the compensation due to the citizens of Georgia by the Creek nation, the appropriation heietofore made for that object being exhausted,, the sum of twenty three thousand dollars ; For the payment of the annuity to the Creek nation, as provided for by tlie same article of said Treaty, the sum of sixteen thousand dollars annually, for five years, and the sum of ten thousand dollars annually, for six years thereafter; For Implements jof husbandry and stock cattle and hogs, agreeably to; the, stipulation contained in the third article of the Treaty with the Florida Indians, of the eighteenth September, eighteen hundred and twenty three, the sum of six thousand dollars ; For the payment of annuity to .the Florida Indians, as provided for by the third article of said Treaty, the sum of five thousand dol ars, annually, for twenty .years ; Fr the expense of rations to be furnished to said Indians, agreeably to the fifth article of said treaty the sum of sixty-five thousand seven hundred dollars ; r For' compensation for' improvements that may be abandoned by said Indians, as provi ded for by the fifth article of said Treaty, the sum of four thousand five hundred dollars ; ' For transportation of the different tribes to the land assned them by the said Treaty, as piovided for1 by the fifth article ; of the same, the sum of two thousand dollars ; For the Establishment of a school and the support of a gunsmith for said Indians, as pro-' vided for by the sixth article of said Treaty, the sura of two thousand dollars, annually; fur twenty years. - , - For runrtmg the line of the land assigned to said Indians, as" provided for in .the se venth article "of said Treaty the sum offiye thousand' dollstrs. I' G ! -i r Sec. 2. And beiifurtlier enacted, .That the i SaiCi UIIIS . UC, ailU mc rtic-uticujr uucvicif, to be paid.out of any moneys in the Treasuv ry not otnerwiss appropnaicu.,' Approved, May 26, 1824. An Act for altering' he'time of holding the Circuit Court of the.Uhited States for the fourth Circuit in tle. Maryland District. Be it enatted by the Senate and Hovse of Re presentatives of the fTnited States of America in Congress assembled, That the terms of the Circuit Court of the United - States for the fourth Circuit in trie District of Marylancl, which are now directed by law to be holder oh the first day of May and-seventh : day of November in each year, shall hereafter be holden on the 8ti daWof May and December in each year, exoept where such days shall occur on Sundayvjhen the terms of said Court .will be holdenjon the 'next succeeding day. - .j- ' ' ' I ' ' S ec. 2. Ami be it farther enacted, : That the first session of the sjaid district Cotirt, after the passage of this adt, shall be held on the eighth day of Decemper, in the year eighteen lRindred and twenty ICbur. Seci 3. And be it further enacted, That all nrocess which may hive issued, or which may hereafter issue, returnable to the next suc ceeding terms as heretofore established, shall be held returnable and be returned, to those terms to which tneyfwere severally changed by this act. jj Approved,'May 26 1824. - j Late residence of Juds;e Potter FORWENT. THIS pleasant ard desiraole IDwelling House and Lot,-situated near the South east part of the City,f is at present unoccupi ed, and would be refited. The situatiop as a summer residence s 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 fthe rent, moderate and accommodating. I . MATTHEW J. CO MAN. Raleigh, June 1st; j824. 57- THF Subscribers Tftailed a letter at the Post-office in thii place on the 2d April last, dire cted to Mesjrs. Tredwell, Kissam & Co. . Merchants, '.Newf-York, cmtaining the last halves of Two Hjjindred & Fifty Dollars, viz. the hurt half of a; 100 dcjlar bill on the State Rank of S.'Choi-ina, No.' 179, dated at Charleston, August 13,1818, signel by C. Lee, President a 00 dollar bill on the Newbeun Ba2ik, N. p. No. 87, dated Oct. 7, 1815, .signed byiJas MKinley, President.; :md a 50 doUar bill the Bank or Acjgcsta, Georgia, No. 256, daied December 4, 1821, signed by Thos. Cunjnirng, President. We forwarn all persons ftom receiving or trading for the above described Half Notes. The first halves have bejn received by . Our cor respondents, and t the Banks have been ap prised of the loss of he letter and payment of the same stopped m I HADOLPH 8c YOUNG. Salisbury, N. C. June 7. 61 3t Statfe oi" oi- U -iw oliii a , ; 1 Surry Courty. Court of Pleas atid-Quarter Sessions. May Tfrm, 1824. Robert S. Creed, dnd others, Susanna Hill, and bthers. wife Sophia Kodgers John Hill and his wife Suynna Hill, are notanhabitants of this State I. is therefore ordered, that publication be: made for three weels, in the Haleigh Regis ter, printed in RaleigJi, that the Defendants appear at our next Ccjurt of P!eas and Quarter Sessions, to beheldfor the County of Surry, at the, Court-house inpiockford, on the second Monday in August next, then and, there to . ! ' 1 . 1 . 4. : 11 u -' pieaa, answer or demur, or judgment win oe entered accordingly iTest, Jp. WILLIAMS, C. C. Pr. of adv. $2, 61 State oJVofet-aroia, ; COUNTY pF RANDOLPH, Superior Jourt of Law, ' ; i Spring Term, 1824. John Sweet, r . , ; f t; v Petition for. Divorce., Niomi Sweet, j ! IT appearing to thessatisfaction of the Coilrt, that the Defendant in this caie is not an inhabitant of ttiis Sfate : It is qrclered that publication be made 'for three months in the Raleigh Register, and Hillsborough Recorder, for the defendant to appear at the. next term pf this Court to be held on the first Monday after the fourth Monday of September next, then jand there to rlead answer or demur, otherwise the p'etitiop will betaken pro con fes3o, and heard ex parte, i 1 " I A Copt; ": ; j .!" . ; 61-3m. I J. WOOD, C. S. C. : : f ' 1 : ; ' ' State of drth-Cfirolina, Cumberland CountrtSpring term, 1824i , John Armstrong" & others, "i George T. Hearsey ti others. 3 i IT appearing to ;he satisfaction of this J Court, that George T. IlcarseV. AViHiafn Cameron, Angus M'Pilvary, Alexander M' Gil varv. John M'D6dald and1 Dnriiel M'Rae of the defendants in tiis causeV are, not inha-1 bitantsof. this State j it is ordered that pub lication be made t for jsix weeks in. the Caro lina Observer and : I?ileigh H Register, for the said George T.' llearsey, : William Cameron, Angus M'Gilvarj', Alexander M' Gil vary, John MDonald and Daniel JU'Rae, to appear ' on or before the next term ,of this Court, -to be held at th Court-IIuse in Fayetleville, bn the 7th Monday after! the 4th Monday of Sep tember next, then an& there to plead, answer or deniur to complainants bill : otherwise it will be taken pro confesso as to them fespec-J 57w6 Test; JbUNHOGGjC.M. 75. s IT appearing to'thesatisfaction of the Court, that James Sims Nimrod Leas, and diis FmncM -T .pas. " Malison Ilodirers and his -w . . CJ IIHE next Session will commence on the S third Monday in June. Students are prepared a this Institution for the Freshman and Sophoipore Classes in the University- The various branches: ofa, complete' English Education are also taught. 1 ' 1 JOHN ROGERS, Prest. Hillsborough, May 31. 58 8t i State Pf Nortli-Carolina, j . ' Johnston County. -' : K Court of Equity, Spring Tenn, 1824. Hardy Avera & wife, Richard fW;" c, Rivers 5c oxners, vs. neaaicK. i , j , wife Gilly. - J J Lan Hughs & TTT appearing: to the Court, that the I Defeh- a, dants Reddick Hughes and wifej are not inhabitants;of this State'; it .is ordered that publication be made three months success ively in thq Raleigh Register, that unles the said Reddick Hughes and Gilly his wife, do appear at the next Court of Equity, "to be held for tlie county of .Johnston, at the Court House in Spithfield, on the fourth Monday in September next, and plead or answer, a sale will be decreed according to the prayer of the petitioners. :'." Test, I I). H. BRYAN, CSM. E. ' State of o't)i-VjaYoliiia;, ; j Wake County. ( " Court of Pleas and Q.uarter Sessions, May Sessions, 1824. r . William Peck, " . f '. vs. i Nimrod Ra'gsdale, levied in the hands of Wm. Baugh and Kim- brough Jones. WT having been made appear to, the satis- B faction of the Court, that the Defendant has .'-'removed from this State, or .so con ceals himself, that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him It is therefore ordered that publication be -made in the Raleigh Register for sixty days, that unless the Defendant: comes forward; on or before the 3d Monday of August next, , and replevy and plead, that judgment final will be entered pro confesso and the property levied on will be condemned to Plaintiff's recovery. By order, . -I 61- B. S. KING, C. C. j State of NcvrtVv-Ca6 iAVna; Wake Coutity. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Sessions, 1824. . " Original attachment, ,HUW1Ta&V levied in the hands of Nimrodacrsdale rm. Baugh and Kim Nimrotl Kagsdale,j brough jones. . . i : TT having-been made appear to -the satis, faction! of the Court, that the Defendant has removed from this State, or so conceals himself that the ordinary process of law can not, be served on him : It is therefore order ed, that publication be made in the Raleigh Register for 60 days, that unless the Defend ant comes forward on or before the 3d Mon day in August next, and replevy & plead, that judgment will be entered pro confesso, and the property levied on will be condemned to plamtilt's recovery. - , , . . : By order, B. S. KING, C. Cl i 1 ' : The Celebrated Race Horse, WASHINGTON, - 1 ; . will stand the pre sent season at iriy stable in Warren ton, and be let to mares at twenty- five dollars for the season, payable on the 1st ilay of'iJanuary next. . " Washington1 s Pedigree and Performances are excelled by no other horse ; a full de scription of them cannot now be given, suffice it to say tlat he was gotten by tlie celebrated hor.e Timoleon. out of the famous running mare Ariadne, by Citizen, her dam hy-Wild- air. ' . r;-. j V ' - - , . " '. '.! WTashington was engaged in four Sweep stakes, two mile heats, two hundred dollars entrance, j when he was three years old. Three of them he won, beating in one? of them tlie celebrated Horse Henry ; the o ther, he lost, after winning the first heat, he lost the second heat by a bad start, whereby he lost at least eighty .yards ; being in bad order he was then withdrawn, although he only lost the second heat by a few feet. Last spring he was lame in one of his hind legs and only run at Newmarket for a Handy-Cap, two mile heats!. Three started, and he was beaten by Sir William. Washing ton ,vun the first heat, Sir William won the. second and tliirdi 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. Washington lost sixty yards by a bad start in the second heat, and he only lost the heat by a length. Last fall he won the Proprietor's Purse at New market, threettnile 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 1 mile heats, beating the celebrated Rimning Horse Flying Chi U dersV but had the ' misfortune; io get one of his fore leers injured. He was trained this spring, and run at Newmarket and won, the Jocky Club Purse of six hundred dollars, four mile heats, beating with ease Mr. Winn's Mare Squirt, and Capt. Harrison's Horse A- ratis. ' :..:'.' . . ' , . . - . .'--." .;.' . Washington - is , not withdrawn . from the turf j but it is thought necessary to give hinT rest, as his'leg is hot supposed to have lecc-; vered its i full strength., - He will stand the next; season also, ,and those putting Mares this season which do hot prove with foal,; will have the privilege of putting them next sea son," gratis, provided the .property of such Mare is' no t changed ' -r- C -: " 4 - ;: . r ! - ' . PETER MITCHELL. Warrentoj, May 19,1824, 55-5w. Xiaiid Tor Sul I NEAR RALEIGH. WILL be sold on accommodating trnis a Tra c t of La n d, con a i ti i ngs 1 39 ere-' within four miles of the city ; judjolning the lands of Y7m. Hill, Judge Taylorawd others. T- is land is entirely wood land, r For terms, applv to r The Editors of &e Regizter. . Mav 7. :. '. . , ' L; :V 51 Stills. RANCIS II. REEDER informs his custo mers and the public, that he has now on hand an assortment.of STILLS of various si zes. He .continues.to make thein, and will be enabled tq furnish them of any dimensions' at the shortest notice, j h? I ;.' .C He requests, those: having Stills which may heed repairs, to favor him wih. tlieir work as soon as possible, as h'e rhay be unable to attend to them sorell when the season for using them is at hand, and he is crowded with work. ' - . I June 2. XO.TICJl IS Ihcrebyiven, that at th'ej last i Court of Pleas anci7Quarter Sessions, held for the County, of- Warren,; tfie; subscriber adminis tered on the estate qffthe late,! -Whitm ell Al ston ; and unless , tliose who have claims a gainst the ' estate present 'them within the time required by Law, they will not be paid and all those indebted to the; estate mhst pa)j the same, :without delav, as no indulgence will be given WM. K, KEAHNEY, : i ; Administrator with, tlie will anhexed. -June 1st 1824. v i - 47-3 w. STATE "B AN JC OF OAUOLINA, i 1 . Raleizh, June 1, 1824. RESOLVED, that a, Dividend of four per TcentJ on the Capital Sttcfc of this Bank, be, and the same.is hereby-declared for' the last half yeai payableit Raleigh on i Monday, naxti ancKat the several Branches , fifteen ' days thereafter. ;.ft . . '- , "r. 'H -l - "''.' 5t58 WM. H. HAYWOOD, Cashier. State o PCoi!tViC aioVma, Johnston Goutity.; ' Court of Equity, .Spring; Term, 1824. Robert H. Hehne, adm'r oij . Thomas S. R. Brown,' f Original Bill oT ' i vs. p ; ; injunction. Henry Guj'. , j j , IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the Defendant Henry, Guy, is not ah inhabitant- of this State : It is therefore order ed; that publication be made three rhc -nths' successively the Raleigh Jlegi&teri that, un less the' said Henry Guy,' appears at t(ie nexf Court of Equity, to be held! for the county of Johnston, at tlie Court-Houseiii Smithfield, on the fourth Monday of September next, and plead, answer or demur, the bill vill be taken pro coniesso and heard ex-parte. Test, D. H. BRYAN, C; M. E. State ot K OYtTCat oiia, vCumberla,nu Goiint'. . Equity-Spring Term, J824.X v , In The State Bank of North j Carolina, I ' .. , ' vs. : Bill to foreclose, a 1 mortgage of Jno. McKay, Jun. &f -Colin Defendants : t to Plaintiffs.. - I ; : McRae. T appearingto the satisfabtion of the Court. that John McKay, Jun. 1Ue of the defend ants in this cause, is xtot art inhabitant of thia f State : It is ordered that pu plication be; made in xne ;inaieigu egisxer, wiiiun ov aays, tnai said John McKay, Jun. appear 2nd answer orderaur toComplainantsiBill, on or before the first day of October ntlxt, or the Bill will be taken proconfesso as to him, and be heard ex parte. ' . ' . - v . ( i- ir l. :. 57-6 w v JOHN HOGC, C. & M. E. ' ,i, And for. sale by the Subscriber . v ,. DR. ROBERTSON'S Stomachic Elixir of Jleajth, for the cure ; of Coughs, ConV sumptions, Asthma, Pain in r tlie Breast, and most diseases of ; 'thebowe , Dr. Dyott's1 Anti-bilious Pills, which prevent and cure all Bilious Complaintsmaiignajnt fevers &c. Dr. Vicker's ointment for the Tetter, &c. Mahy's approved poster cloths for the cure of ulcers, ' and sores, either fresh or of long-standing. ,1 'RANDOLPH WEBB, June 7th, 1124. , f ' ' - fjHE Subscribers having! entered into cov JL: partnership in he carriage ! making bu siness, under the firm of JACOB VAN WA GENEN &;CO beg lev.tb inform'the'r 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 erery instohce .shlljbe -warranted' for twelve months. Persons wishing to piir-' chase carriages are. respectfully; invhe4 to call.;t. .s if'' J't?l, ' ' : N-B. f Carriages of every discription re paired at tjhe shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. t ,:;-;"". :-.!".,; v-.vrv ':-"., ,-v .!' JACOB VAN wX GENEN. -&')yJr'"U7X(wILlxSM: f.clark:""' June 9, 1824;, - ; ! ; l 60-1 wtf. k; . BLANKS Of every description may be had f j'
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