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B'Kri ;iSf?nff -Tirf hasrene-t- uplift, tu .bav.e that citizen :brpught be
i: 4l t frantic mihlarr tyranny : it wasgrVss-
ableri thah fiinu obervnthat hisrfl
iyliu illuMy
a i m osi 1 1 m Dorw n t;oi -
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tjistiniieiail:ot;aiiaoDii.ng?anttqu
o;eim5i pistoling ,:vuffV"n';V .w-yrv t".--..:';
:btirt2anT :ftthe
lore ffeitrarowwe Mst Atm.- if
ItM a neither W ri2ioffir "morals.' sJL
;Snrct;?asf;sa: jiublii' officer. - yK i::&t
! i fi
ill'
Geii Jackson? bath; been Vested with
7 -f , :; th en acted .
vj.y u ; Litui 1 tica. iui.j. iiiiiij w
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dtSiretKer; n.i enemy's f PR M eft nonef , hi?, large ,ftrce to
anii ;ther$ were none of four ratectjnd,because;flie Qveriior;:of
loritiesfonimtoR Georgia ordered some of, the mil itiaf
&V -Hm... witlr shall say nttthingibout his cbti-'l nasTaw jprocecy lis ronuers, anu
i' f K m v ; J pumshvth&' jj
A ; I 1, rto him mghacinfr and insultin'sr "letters
fqr having, dared to do so . Avhile ne
(J.acfenisfM
arrived tliereas colnmahdinff ireheral .h.ej ;
&pleasure
e to be imprisoned by him y
'Vi- for hipiPtnce, as lonat
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'i1' Generaftt-.A ktoeH j epartid froni
SfMPI?i to SalemtKewbaryportmr
f$mm-m Boston took him irtharrge -6
&$mW& : anifled ..for ded for hira,by the x3ty ChaHeaW?
Howevesomeofrhem' .attacked-the
s he fpers .of Georgia, .whichGBn, .fack- and took his seat ?nv one; Iprovidfed liy
thV Governor, on beh.al f of the Stae,
andl Avhich,; under uri; escort of jcaviirjr,
lnvarmAi"C
niiu , avuuui Lfatuu -ur unci, vju t uui , a
aid s, iwas to con v ey - hi m to the f New
Hampshire line; and to receive hini at
that5 line on his return to Boston.-r-
Great preparations were making where
ver he was expected,1 to xlo hini honor.
tiiougn nis journey eastward was to-me
very rapid r as he was to spend Wed
nesday in Jfortsmouth and return to
Boston by noon on X hursday. I he
Boston Centinel says, of his J visit to
that city, that 'the entire, week during
which we were lionbed with the pre
sence of Gen. Lafatette, was one
festive jubilee, in which all hearts
united, ajid all hands participated;
!The-Geiferal would leave Boston the
dav after. his return to it- on his way
south, and has mentioned as a reason
for his hasty movements,4 that he feels
himself called on by a sense of propriety
to visit tne seat or government as eariy
as pracjicaDie, ana tnat it is ms inten
tion to return to Boston the next spring,
prior to his return to t rance. "
rWciaimed martial law. That is, he sub MpTOPW nelu- 'H1
hiriWwJftnW rk;rii rKifrnnV Uovernor.showever, lie met with a man
r.xvl 1 1 lcnrpin Ka ImnrkniiW himlwho was not to be overawed or bul
so -the . matter ended
Hied;
with 'hard
r e - cin 'Krkf r cwloc t'l lio"firctitiif irr I
ne; pleased, ana, tone tnea xor wnat ,w' A - ..y
ryveHhe'iniBl ot ttie uniteaies has given to uon-
ibt bv k jury & the las, but by courts- gressand to Congress alone the pow--aft&lcof
his-b er of declaring war and authorising acts
rd tin the StatfcHouse and prevent, other authority n the union can do it,
ed tliertegislature Of Louisiana ifrom sljess individualsBut:, Jackson,.
VAxheeting, In fact, as. commanding ge-: wtlThw army v entered the SpamsKter-
-feffid ratlVlativludii r,lory attacked and took some of their
CMialKadkectiyefpcS. towns and forts, and, on their ternto.
malf cannotconceive a mbreesnotic rl fau,se,a severai mf n ,l nun 5
- Wlitary tyranny:! VDuripg:tlie hole nay he hung one after he had been ac
uir j.i'J':.. t a 1 1. Quitted bv one nt his own courts-mar-
t : oi ine. jveyoiuiiuuarv, war,, anu in? lastJ , . - : .
" 'J ',1" : ' 1 ttT
i i ' . -1 r" ;.
ii-VioUWov4 rionl AVaBUrn tiai itiius maKine war ou a lorcigu;; na-
another office v except Jackson, lever apce pMhe constitution, and
. f wX;1i,f Kf ca i. a ?wJ'i- shewmerthat heregards no law, civil
" vcuseofes nbr his fne ? Whv or military,' but ,s solely governed by
irulythat: tljere were some d
'iin' NfMrlaae: I -T ,V ; - 4. As Governor of t londai - There,
r,,t .r' v ' J nr. . i 'i r I ftir-i lnnnino thf Snanisi. (tnvPTnnr.
i
.The General made the fbl lowing re-
Cincinnati
were tnereno oisajtectea, people auringi
the Revolutionary war ? Where Were wh?.naa staid lor tne purpose 01 den-
;f an Tne toes;r ur oecause , tn ere are i r-- T , ."v '
ftf'irf nf mrll hp mP i3va?: with; the. most violent and vulgar abuse,
But4we are told that bv it he saved he arrested him; and because the Judge
;'ri.4Vn granted, a writ; of habeas corpus, he
the 17th
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n ov,j:w;a ;me,,(0,io,.nriAiwc; . aousea ana tnreatenea mm, 1 nejuase
. ' . ., " .1"' - t. .1 ! I wne mpfln pnnn tn snnmit anii Slitter
1 a WviK ' :ri,1 thA-rvibrv- himself .to be.., bullied. But he and the
t:vk itXTvAw qVk r Tl,r I General afterwards disgraced them -
afnd not?by Ipsi proclaiming martial selves and the country bythe indecent
; Ur . rr. iffKoohi irnn thT and abusive memorials which they pre-
Sievervhumrfn.beinirin New.Orlens was senH to . the; President and Congress
y, could uoi haye got there .without. beat- If, on either of these two last occa-
Mnguf armj sions, the General could have got -us
: t?feb tfe jobod grossly into a' war with Spain, he; would have
" iirnorattt will say, that Jackson was a -1 secured . to himself, in spite of the
Radicals, for some years more, his pay
and .-emoluments ; ot a Maior treneral
f upwards of 7,000 a vear) and to his
Drotner wmcers tne protession which
mey naa moracea,' - nut at tne same
time he would have run the country to
an enormous expence. jfcpam however
ins-so.
ig:!:-
Traid- of Hhe eneniv"; xettins information
4 liisvpofsition for he took up adfe'n
fT ifcrte pbsifr in it eight
' ? Taysfr without moving,
o-Idm 'ireconnpitering;, ithe enemy's
: .eral Vcbuld. become as well acquainted
M wi th his -Pos1tibn as he was h i m sel f.
-esde?a was not in a condition to go to war, al-
Tnit though she had, abundant cause for do-
longing to jine arpiy, wunuux.. a, procifi-
Vmation.nd the pvoClamation could not
: 3tf itself arrest any man. - L he only dit--fe
ren ce i t made ; was vthat without it
verV citizen must have been dealtvyith
ir'Yrmanccbrxline'' totlie coristitu -
and the laws but under it, every- which! believe, will be disputed .by.no
r citizen's life and lilwirty were subject- man of information ; but if any one
Vd to the arbitrary will of , Jackson, the doubts it, I will refer him toany mem-
most passionate ana -least uiscrei anu j uer oi congress vviKX-.was vt vv asnmg--.on;t
derate min alive. .'. ton four or five years ab. As. hov.er
But'fetill ive may be told in general ver, he neiCher made that declaration,
.terins' he saved INew-Orleans." - From
what did" he save it? Frrtin destrii(-
!ibn ? NoMFroml plrfnderiKo, Or
i i ' "-l J iii: : aw : it." u:. ni v..;, u
ply to the address of the
feociety of Massachusetts on
ultimo : s ":
" Amidst the" inexpressible enjoyments
vflnch press upon my heart, I could not but
feel particularly eager and happy to meet
my beloved brothers in arms Many, many,
I call in vain ; and at the head of them, our
rhatchless' paternal. Chief,- whose love to n
adonted son. I am nroiid to sav. Ivou have
16ns: witnessed. But while we mourn toffe
ther for those we have lost, vhile I find, a
consolation, in the sight of theirl relations
and friends, it is to me a delightful I gratihca
tion, to recognize my surviving companions
0t ourj revomuonary army that ,army so
crave, so virtuous, so united by mutual con
fidence and affection. Tout we have been
the faithful soldiers of , independence, free
dom, and ; equality, diose three essential re
quisites of national and personal dignity arid
happiness ; tluit we have lived to see thoe
sacred principles secured to this vast lie
public,; and cherished elsewhere .by all ere
nerous minds, shall be the pride of our life.
the boast jof our children, tfie comfort of wiiir
last moments. Receive, my dear brother
soldiers, the grateful thanks, and constant
love, ot your old . companion and friend.
Notice..
nrhnt--' Inrlrcnn tfrnrti hie inbnhnn
. r. . . . i enceto
aragffinga! aenator ot tne uniteU;,irind;
States trom his seat, and cutting off his
ears, raid, surrounded by his aids, was
on his way to attempt it, is a fact.
.
brvrph'sbnai ,yio1ence? Nb.
i.i Si
r ; - r .
rf-.'-ter.
f lie bti ly saved ,i t trom a temporary oc
. 'u patiop by,theenefmy'. ; If I am iisked
hovCl know that this would have been
fev only consequence or the enemy
t ... - : r I answer, by
r ' Jhe sameTr is enabled tp
I J f ; rb gift of inspira
y i . ' .tionthafiwliat: has'repeatedly: lappenY
: cd,-and been always attended with the
v ame consequence, when it does hap-J
y T ; rpeh vaain will be attended with like
consequences.;" Forexample, the sun,j
X ;. ;"'iertainV:number;pfK hours after rising
;l &
lf-fi H the? gift oftprophecW m on" seeing
; : . . the sup, risr fore tet that he' will set.
llt! :.':'rttv:J iTuHup- ihft TJevolntifnarv War.
t'l'y'y same' enesn'y) 'after the
r u " battle of ;Lbhg Island got possession of
tMt W';: .3"- Yorkj-afterHhebattle'bf B
lP ': J n posssorv Jof Ph i ladel pliia,
'B'-ifiA,;.;
' Ijulrj estop ,c.i&c. ind they did not
jsesiruj oi . piMuicr cimer oi tnose ci-
' 5,, b,
ties; nor did they slaughter or nial treat
thcintiabltan
' rafv 7 possessjonbf I tlieml , ,It there ts
1
arv possession
:AnV3Wanfoi.mn;-and-:.3s!ash:-a' sbi
iHd. as, tnplacfe the temporary becupa
?yifbVipeven the property in
tvKpreej-vation of thecon
JitulvJoniQhe; laivsrlind: the' first pritici
zfples of VB'ybrty, he is unworthy of
"eaUitlictriS soH -of the. United
in writing, (that I know of,) nor car
ried it into effect, I will only make one
remark on it that if Gen. Jackson was
President of the United States, with
iillsthe patronages .civil, military, .. and
naval bctongmg to that oihee, he would
probably be surrounded by all the idle,
profligate, and -aspiring young men in
the country ; and would there not then
be too much reason to fear that, under
the direction of such a chief, they would
reduce members of Congress to the
wretched alternative of choosing which
they Would prefer, their own personal
safety, or the due discharge of their
duty to their constituents.
The facts stated in these letters are
all indisputable, being derived from
the most authentic sources ; whether
the concl usibn s d ravVn from th.ein- be
correct, every man must judge for him
self ; but, Intrust; it hath been shew;
that Gen- Jackson is far from being V.
man of talerjts, hardly possesses a com
mon ' d egreebf n nd ers taud i n an d in -formationyand
Iiathfno pretensions t
sound sense and discretion j-tha,
by voting for "and supporting partial,
unjust, and unnecessary taxes lie hath
shewn himself hostile to the in terests
of agricul ture in general, and those of
the Southern States in particular 5 4
that he is either; wondeffiA ly ignora nt
of the constitution and the laws, or to
tally disrescards ! them ;-tfrat he hath
repeatedly, deliberately, andin ivrit
ing, avowed the most arbitrary and
unconstitutional 'principles : and that,
every time tnat ne natn oeen entrusted
TTN consequence of some unforeseen occur
JL rences at the time when an appointment
was pubhsfiecl tor.the ISeuse District Confer
be held at Whitaker's Camp-Ground,
ng a Camp-Meeting, there Will be
nb Camp-Meeting, andtbe Conference will
sit at Holland's' Meeting-House, 9 miles south
of Raleighcommencing the 14th of Octo-'
ber.
Sept,
111
WM. COMP 1 ON
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Kpemr,ne6ucm
fojrie-yeapitl coi
scrjptibn"ita c!oseitheBayweceSig;'tbVt oi
3 yr- tail vtct; j 1 j 1 1 c 1 1 is-rr r n ucr v.
uey-hunup at thp ustial drsxioubt "
Z frhird DtivThe iWrietor's Purse. $200.
Moneyjhiinguptwp traile'heatfintrance
souring
EbtrancecS25togtthertH
thatday,mvm-'
t he-Tract m bd:"berV Stages-, and Litter
flirnished HaceHorselAifeS
W
'arrentbnU.N;Cfe9piKi$2.i;y
of thed' an0d''days'CHace,3by
7, 1. i - - :v " -'. " "' 1 .- .' V ' .' .
lp OURTII CLASS SCHEMED w
vijPrize;bf;
4 ; X 2000 i 1000D J:!"
.."::4500 -;VS06te;
;.V. -'-.. - S40
; ;'50
y . 5
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x -jf "
' 690
6072 '
4 6924 Prizes
10626 Blanks.
S70200
17550 tickets, blanks to a prize.;
Tliis Lottery is fbrpied -bythe ternary I
The ftite of the above 17550 tickets will be
determined in a few, moments by theta wing
blT4-ntfnibers' out of 27 put intothe wheel,
OCj? TIjc drawing will take place bn ;Thurs:''
day the. 25th day of November, or at a much
earlier day, if the sale of tickets will .warrant
it. ; Tickets and Shares in this Lottery,
can.be obtained without any advance on the
price, by leaving' orders for the same at the
Bookstore of J. GALES & SON, Raleioa. ".
. :. Whole Ticket , . (?5 00
; : iiaif " ' do k ;- 2 50 -Lfi
.. .; - ' Quarter do .. " '-.1 '25 ' ' ''a : ,
Parcels of -9 Tickets may " also be had
purchased in that way they will. cost $45, and
are warranted to draw $20, less 15 per1 cent.
1 . Should a parcel he purchased by certificate
it will cost only '
Of Whole Tickets
. Half do '.
Quarter do
Prizes payable 30 days after the: drawing,
and subject to a deduction f pFl 5 per cent.),
CO3" Ordersli from the country (post-paid)
will meet with prompt attention. ' 3l i
July 10. : n 60td '7f '
bfr sold -fo? :Ti vi - f- : J '----
to.pay the tax therebnof the yeal K
r "Oeionm& to Thos. D
ol
ail f.S:Tt
, 3--v w.jimv. jiccs.uq .lampSn-i
fv Tl -
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6TiybCotemeaCreek.danatkL1
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146 do : .do do I,a:lC Prylev 17
as.
71 do
67 do
v: 10 5 v .6900 f S22;do - do dQ:
r 30360 -
V600 do Cotentnea? Creek do Heirs nf i,
15vidalsonmar3hHfiwell AldrklrP A
20adoife;Q WilBiW AlSSfe6 J
J7 3450 rv dajJohn H.-.iEdvVafds
; 600 Vl6; V- ti ' Thorn? Horner ''
.11 ao " no -.. ;a oaran'AiitchpJi '
do : Christopher lieyncM
do,-'' ' Josenh RevTw.f,ici x
'l ,;. Charles S. West
.r Sugg Aquilla
Uenry Sugff
iTOpsiah Sugg, Jun,
.x v uywsui vynitov
' do Nancy Ward
-, r do Christopher SYotf
, -r i O AugustusWiUiaTn
do Benjamin Hardv
uu.iiuu ttause
; 137 do
do'
ido
do
400 do
23CT db
255 do- :.4do
400 ;db do
121 do :.do
7400 do v,.: 40
-1252.1821 dodo
218 do ' do doT"- do Samuel Vvhitbv
v ICTown .tot ( iu SViowTiilI,Barbary . Wootcn
182i do on Polecat, belonging to Thorns
DaU,:e.:f.V-j",;;j.; , ""::
300 i ', - do - . ' do Henrv PnrtUcf
00:
200
191
do - j ;; ;'.ao Henry Forrest
to i , lo Josliua Griffin
;do 'idoThomas .MilW
1595 on Cotentnea cr'k. do William Pop
2.
466
561v
372
,20
21
do
do
Polecat
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do ZilDha R
r. . uu n.. rut he?'.
do Jethro Warren
.do Hejrspfl.D.ml,
doAnthdnyrv.Pelcr
do vv illis llunree
-. j . --...- 1. 1 -
856 2 3 Cotenthc-t cr do. Stephen Kstsbn rr
1554 on Sandy . Run do Joseph Kashury :
-MO
1P28
14
. .7
TTROM me at Lancaster Courthouse, Soith
Sl Carolina, on the 29tb of this instant,! my
Negro Man ROB. He is about 21 or 22 years
of age, has a pleasant countenance, 1 speaks
pretty quick, .converses sensibly, and both
reads and writes. He rather inclines to the
yellbwislvcolor, of low stature and not very
heavy made, will weigh about 125 or lSO
Bqb hasbeen often at sea and has contracted
something of a bailor's air when walkibg.-rr
Hi3 teeth are very white, and has a ' small
scar (I think )-Telow. his right eye his hands
and feet are smatl. Bob had on when he left
me," a small chip hat, blue cloth pantaloons,
but he will change, as he has other clothes,
and it is likely he 'will wear a blue broadcloth
coat with gilt buttons. He took with him a
jiair of short boots with revolvingheelvjdsb
a bible and a small psalm and hymn book.
It is likely Rob will Change his name and at
tempt to pass for a free man. ' 1 think he will
make for the North and may attempt to get
a passage by water. Few negoes have the.
cunning and sense he has. jAbout two years
ago I bought him out of Jail, sold as a runa
way for his fees. " I will give twent dollars
to any . person who will lodgfe hint irt any
Jail in the United States. .H , rf '-: ;l
July,31.
MINOR CLTNTOX.
" 77 i0w 'i
Transylvania University.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. i
npIIEt Lectures in this- Department ' will
JL commence, as usual, on the First Mori
dav of November next, and terminate ! the
first week in Mareh.
Anatomy and SurO Trr r n
gery,by Xcnj, It . Dudley, MI).
Institutes of Medi- , . ' " V
-, cine, Clipical C CUas. CaldtceU, JW D.
' Practice. 3 ' ,
Theory and PracO' 1
. tice of Physic, j Samuel i?row,
Materia Medica&7 . , ',. ' ' M n
Medical Rotany. $ Jntri -ra-e JJ
Obstetrics and the . , -
Diseases of Wo-C n it RicliardsoJi, MI).
med &;Cmlure, . - ? i i , ,;
7 .James Blythe, DD. and
5 Hubert Best, AM.
. W. DUDLEY,
Dean of the Facult
Commonwealth Paper received for
Chemistrvi
N.B.
Tickets as heretofore.
87-4t.
Warwick
vs.
" . . ' ' : - - J with military command,' he hatb tram- Aug. SOtji,
State ol X ot t-ij ar bVma,
:,, .. ! , Halifax County. ,
; Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Ilackada, Original Attachment .-4
y f and 'premises in District
Alex'r. Boyd.Jyn'r.J No. 16. J - -; :f
j it appearing to the Court, that the defend
JL- ant in this case has removed out of this
State, or so conceals himself that; the-usual
process of law cannot be served upon him :
be : made uv the Register, printe'd in the City
wi'iuuvigifi iui, IWV.V uiuiuui, uidl UIUC9!) LilC
defendant appear at our next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the coun
ty of Halifax at the Court house in Halifax.
on the 3d Wbndaof NovinbeneXt, reple
vy the property so attached, rbr plead to" is
sue, that judgment final shall be' entered and
Execution awarded. ';j
; A truel copy, , ':
: Test, ; -yj.'
RICHEPPESCC
7 ' Adv. ?525.
1
,1 Q?iA
oy t-C ar oliiia,
, Haywood County.
Superior Court of Law, second Wednesday af
ter the 4th Monday of March, 1824.
John Crow, j vs, James Holland's heirs.;1
WHEREAS it appears to the satisfaction
of the Court, the Defendants James
Holland, jun. Sophia Perkins and f Cynthia
Rhodes, heirs oi James Holland. decd; iare
inhabitants of another government; It is there
fore ordered, by the. Court, that publication be
.1' O w .1 W . 1.1
uicluc o iiiouuis in- tne naieign KensterjitnaT
the aforesaid defendants appear at the next
Superior Court of Law, to be held for the coun
ty of Haywood, at the Court-house in Waynes-
vine, on the 2d Wednesday after the 4th Mon
day in September next, then Be there; to plead.
answer or demur, otherwise judgment will be.
taKen pro fcmfesso. ' ;
Test, 'r;
J. B. LOVE, C
67-3m.
Original attaclimenti levied
'on land.'. . jl '-' ii' i '
State of North Carolina.
Northampton Countrw
Court 01 Pleas and Quarter Sessions," June
Term, 1824,
Eliaa Johnson,
vs.
Drury Nelson.
Judgment by default is sranted. the Plain.
tiff and tlie property condemned, subject jto
the; Plaintiff's recovery 'z r ?
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
tliatthe defendant is not an inhabitant of
tins state 1 it is tneretore oraerea and de
creed by the Court that publication be made
in the Raleigh Register for thrpe months suc
eessively, "that unless lherdefendant Drury
jNeison appear at tne next court ot Pleas and
Quarter Sessions to be-held for the Couhtv
of Northampton at the Court "House in said
County, on the first Monday of -September
next, and replevy, the-. property soattached
and ptead to issue, judgment, final will be en-
icicuLiigiiiuai. mm auu. execuiraii awaxaeu ac
" Withes?, John W Harrison, Clerk of our
said Court at Office the first Monday of June
A, D.. 824; antlin the 48th year, of American
Inde
63
issued June 11.
J. w. HARiiispi?, c; C c,
Adw6.
do
do ? xlo, Stephen ttoerers
-.doV do Richard L. Tison
do do May's heirs
W ' I A i a 'la. .
"aiicriitiinto r . lin William Alrirido
' ""ft -T . T t;
. . i : i- .
i oa j erenuan oarrow
, , do John Barrow
1 ;5 xlb Elizabeth Barrow
r ' ndo CullenEdmomlsot
i;d6! James Gliisgbw
. fs do Heirs of liur-H
;;.Hi. ' r:'
" do Isaac nay ;
us do Isbam Laie,
Ado Henry Taylor ,
doAVilUani Wiiliams'!
- i ? i -r . i-i ifii-
no n esiwo q nuan:
Richail
595
1817
,50
-4L
636
350 i . . do
100 do
7.8 .do
:. 34 . do
525 do
125 : do
Edmqnsony; 4
50 do:
.790 . : do
347 h ' V do
,320 do
140 . ; do
,750 vdo
Wooten , i , ,
278 (1821) do
no
do
do : Heirs of
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298 R do do Bryant Lane .
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them, as4t js impossible for the Subscriber
to know who has and who has not paid--n r
he is under the necessity of collecting truni
those who have not paid, if not by fair means
by law: o . i JOHN HOLUiiAi,
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Greene cow Aug. 25, 1824. r: - 1
McCawford & Mr: Gallatin
f HIHOSE nen.Uy to the VElectiont
Crawford & Mr. Gallatin for President ana
Vice President of th6 United SUtes,as .rr
commended by the late Congressional W
cusare requested to mee at Mason
Orange County on Saturday the Wn
September, next, to express their WWPf.
xr:oi nsJommattrthi and to use
to promote. the interesl oi
A FRIEND TO KEFpBJ'--
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