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TH REGISTER -
' Js published every Tues6 at and;FBiAT, .-by
y t" yjOSKPH'GALES & SON, ' (
vtt Fite Dollars per annumT-half in advanqe.
' : Vy ADVJEKT1SEMENT5 ; I 1 , , .
r J'ot eiceeding-16 lines neatYy inserted three
' t Snm. nllar. and 25 cents for every sue-
ceedBg publication; those of greater length
' in the' same propQTXion....uaOTWjt.AHMx
,tors must bedpost-paid.
n Act to reduce into one the; several acts es
'.tnM'ishinV andrcffulatinqr -thd Post Office
o . " - -4 - w :. - r.
" -r DeDartment.l-?'fe.- : ! .'i ,v ; J .'-...'l-
it enacted- by - tlie- Senate and House of
Representatives ff tfw Uijited States of Ameri
a, iiK' Congress assembledt That there be es
Kr.sTed at the seat of Government .of the
United States, a General Post fficei underi
- the direction of a Iostmaster Generatf .rThe
Postmaster General snau appomr two . jx
ants, and such- Clerks -ai may be nepessary
for the; performance of the' business ; of his
Office,' and ks are authorized by law"; and
shall procure and cause to be kept-a Seal
'for- the said Ofiice, which shall, be affixed to
Commissions of .Postmasters, Tand used to au
thenticate all transcripts and copies which
mav be required Irbm the. Departme nt. Jl e
shall establish Post Offices and appoint Post-imastei-s
at all such places as shall appear to
htm expedient, on the post roads that are or
may be, .established by law, lie' shall give his
Assis;ant5th Postmasters, and all other per?
sons whom he shall or may employ,' or who
mav be employed in any of the Departments
of the General Post Office, instructions rela
tive to their duty, lie shall provide for the
carriage of ; the mail' on all post routes that
vvarcf or may be established by law, and as of
v ten as he, hiving 'regard- to the productive
Mess thereof, 'and other circumstance's, shall
think proper. He anay direct th p route or
road where there are more than one, between
the places .-designated by law for a ; post road,
which route shall be considered the post road.
He shall obtain fronVthe Postmasters their
- accounts' and vouchers for their receipts and
expenditures, once in tltree months, or, often
; er, with -the balances. lereori arising, in ffvor
of the General Post - Office, j He -shall
pay-i all expenses which I may arVse in conducting-
.the'vPost - Office, and in the odii-
veyance or tne mails aiuj all otner neces-
."sary expenses arising' on the portion of
the revenue, and 4 j mannaemeht of the
.General Post Office. He shall prose
.cute ofFenv-u s against the Post Office, "Esta
blishment. He shall once in three' months,
render to the Secretary of the Treasury, a
t quarterly account of- all the receipts and..ex
penditures in the-iiaid -.Department, to be a'd-
;.;i listed and -settled as" oiheK,-publicaccounts.
He shall also superintend the business of the
" Department, in all the duties that are or may
beassigned to x-ilrovided,. That in cae of
. the dcath;VesignatJoii or Temoval from office
: of the Postmaster General all; his duties shall
be performed' by his Senior Assistant, until
a successor shall be appointed, jahd arrive at
tlie General office to perform tlie business.
. Sec. 2. nd be it flirt her enarted, 'Vht he
Postmaster General, and all" teher persons
employed in, the General Post Oflice or in
the care, custody, or conveyance of the mails,
slirtl!, pvevious to entering upon the duties
assigned to them, or .the executioiiof their
trusts, and before they shall be' entitled to
receive any. emolument therefor, respectively
take and subscribe the following. oa,th. or af
firmation, before some magistrate, and.cause
a certilicnte thereof, to be 'filed in the Gen
eral Post Office : f, A. U,doiwear or affirm
(as the case may be) that I wiil faithfully per
fU'm all the duties required of me, and ab
stain from every thing tbrbidden' by the laws
jn relation to the establishment of the Post
. Office, and Post Uoads within the United
. "Statesi Every person who shall be in any
manner, employed in the care, custody, con
, veyance or management of the mail, shall be
subject to alf pains;, penalties and forfeitures
for violating theinjunctions or necrlectine the
duties required of f him by the laws relating
to the establishment of the the Post Office
, an'd. Post Roads, : whether said person shall
have taken the cath xr affirmation above pre
scribed, or not. ,;'..' .
- Sec 2. And be it further enacted. That it
shall be the' duty, of t he. Postmaster General
upon the appoint ment of any Postmaster, to
require ana raice oi sucn l'osiruasxer, oonti,
with good and approved security, in such
'pehatty as he ihav - iudge suflicient,' con
ditioned for the faithful discharjre of. all the
duties of such. Postmaster required by law,
cr wftich inay.be required byVahy iiistruetion
. or general' rak for 'the- government of tlie
Departments provided, however, That-if de
n fault fhaH be made by; the;Pist:inaster afbre
- said at any time, and the. Postmaster General
s.hall fail to institutei.suiagaitist such Post
master, and said sureties lr two years fmt
ttivl after such default shall bej :roSsr then,
and iu that case, iJie siid' sureties shall - not
be held Jiable to the United States, nor shall
iaid salt bd instituted against them. ' ; . 1 ;
Sec. AS And be trtAer!ernr.That tl
? Postmaster General shad cause a mail to be.
canied from the; nearest 'Post ilffice; on any.
established post r6ad, to tlie; Court;! louse of
'-. an7 county which-is I now, iv niy hereafter
beestablislied in any of the States or Terrif
, tories of thtr United States, and whicli is with
out a oiailj and the road oil which such mail
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shall be, tranfiported shaH . become a "ost
tion thereon shall cease It shall, 'also,; be
lawfttltor tlie Postmaster General --torenter
into contracts, forsa term not' exceeding four
rears, for-extending the line., of posts,' and to
autborize'-'th persons; so 1 contracting, -as a
compensation for their expenses; to receive,
dur'mg the continuance of sdeh contracts at
rates not exceeding those for like distances,
established by this act, all thepostag which
shall arise on letters, newspapers, magazines
pamphlets and packets, t conveyed by 'any,
'such : posts i and tliev tckicIs, : designated in
suclv contra'cts,-shall during the -continuance
therof, r. he deeSned and "eonsidered -iw post
roatts, within the provision of this act r'andu
duplicate of everj'?such contract shall, with
in sixtv days after the i execution thereof, he
lodged in the ujfice of the Comptroller of tht
Treasury of the United States - '
w Sec. 5. jind be it fiirtker enacted, That the
Postmaster. General be authorized to t have
the mail carried in anvsteam boator other
vessel, which shall be used as a packet, in l
anvot tne, waters ot itne.pmwfaiaic.ou
sirch terms and Conditions' shall e" consi
dered expedient : Jrovir?er!f That he J does"
not pay more than three cents for each letter,
and more than one-half cent for each uew4
pape?i com'eyed in" such maiL f t,
Sec. 6.:lnri be it further enacted, That; it
shall be the duty of every master or manager
of any steam-boat, : which r shall pass from one
porror place toT another port or place, in the
United States,- where V a Post Office l is esta-
blislied. to deliver. -within three" hours alter
his arrival T if in the day time; and within two
hours after the next sunrise, if -the arrival be
iri the nigrity all letters and packets ;ad dress
ed to,1 or destined for, such port or.ptace, to
the Postmaster there, for which he slial I be
entitled twreceive, of such Postmaster, two
cents-for every. letteror packet so delivered,
unless the same shall be carried or conveyed
under a . contract with the Postmaster Gene
ral ; and,' if any manager of a, steam-boat shall
fail so to deliver any .letteror packet which
bhall hare' been brought Jy him, br shall hare
beenin his care, or. within his power, he shall
iccur a penaltyof thirty dollars for every such
failure. And every person employed- on
b-.ard any steaihrboat,sKaU deliver every let
ter, and packet of letters, entrusted to such
person, to the master or manager of; such
steam-boat, and befo"re the sud vessel sh lll
touch at ian other port or place ; aiKV for
everv failure or neglect so to deliver, u pen
iltv,of ten dollars sliali be incun-ed for each
letter or packet. ; : r 1 ' I '
Sec. 7: And be it fitrjgier enacted, That no
other than a -frci white perstin shall be em
ployed in conveying itlie mail i and'any con
tractor who sliall employ or permit, any other
than a free white person to convey the mail,
.shall, for every such offence, incur a penal
ty of twenty dollars. . i '.-. -
See. 8, And he it further enacted, That
whenever it shall be made appear to the sa
tisfactipri of the Postmaster General, that any
road established, or which may hrreaftcr be
c slablishcd as. a post road, is obstructed by
frnces, gates or bars, or: other than those law-
iuHy-used on turnpike roads to. collect their
toll, and not kept in good repair, with proper
bridges and ferries; where, the same may be
necessary, it sTial- bja the duty' of the' Postmas
ter. General to report the saaie to 'ongvess,
with 'such information as can be obtained, to
enable Congress to establish some other road
instead of it, in the same main direction.
Sec. 9. AmL be it . further enacted, "That-, if
any person shall, knowingly and wilfully, ob
struct or retard the passage of the mail, or of
any driver or carrier, or of any horse or '..car
riage carrying the same ke shall, upon con
viction, for every such offence, I pay a fine
not exceeding one hundred dollars ; and if
any ferryman shal , by .wilful neg!igence,; or
refusal to transport the mail across any ferry,'
delay the same, he shall forfeit and pay for.
every ten ininutesvthat- the same, shall bu so
delayed, a sum not exceeding ten dollars.
Sec. 10. ; And be ii further eniictetl, .-That it
shall be the duty of the Postmaster General
to give public notice, in one newspaper pub
lished at the seat of government ot t!e United
States, and in one ormore of the -newspapers
publislied hi tlietate or states oc erritorv,
where the contract is to be perform ed,tor
at least tvelve weeks before entering into
1 any contract for carrying the' mail, that such
contract is intendedito be made, and the day
on , which itvis to be concluded, describing
the places from' and to which such mail is to
be conveyed, the lihi at which it is to be
made up, and the day and' hour at which it is
to be delivered. '. He sliall, : moreover, witlii n
ninety days after the making ofShy contract,
lodge a duplicate thereof, tggethcr "with the
proposals which he shall ' have received re-
spectingit, in the office of theeomptroller of
the 4 reasury ot the United States.: Provided,
Tiiat no contract shall be entered iuto for a
longer term tha i four years. - - ' ;
Sec 11, And be it. further enacted, That,
every Postmaster shall keep an oflice, in
which one or more! person shall attend on
eery day on -which a mail sliall arrive, by
land or wateri as well as on other days, at
such hours aS the Postmastef General , shall
direct for the purpose of performing the du
ties thereof ; and it shah be thef duty of the
Postmastfe'r, at all reasonable hours, on every
day tif tlie week, to deliver, oh demand, any
letter, paper or packet, to the-person enti
tled .to or authorized to receive the - same ;
and all letters brought to any post office half
ait hour before the t me of .making up vthe
mail at such officehall beTorwarded there
in, except at such poit; offices, where, iii the
opinion of Uie Postmaster General, itrequires
more time for making up the mail, and which
heshaU accrcUngry prescribe ; but this shall
in no case exceed one hour: . : f l lv y
Bee, 12. And be it further enacted, ThvX
nd fees or perquisites shall ' be received by
any. person employed in the' general post of-
uw, on account oi tne uuues to oe penormeu
oy virtue ot ms appointments t i ? r ..i ""
Sec ' And be it furtter enacted. That
the foIlowing'Tates ' of' postaeebe charared
ujlon all letters and packets, (excepting such
us are excenied by law conveyed in hc niail
of the. United "States, vT? y Far very Jetted
composed f. a: single sheet !of paper, couv.ej'J
etl not exceeding thirty - miles,, six cents.-r-Over
thirty and not exceeding eighty,, fe
cents. Over, eighty, and not exceeling!fne
hundred and f ifl yy twelve and a half cent?.
Over, one . hundred andlifiyand not-exceed-j
ing four, hiindred, " eighteen "antV three .quar
trsx)fa cent, ,: OveT-four hundred, twenty
five cents. ',' - - . t
"And for .verydouble letter, or letter com
posed, of twjo pieces" of paper, double those
rates ; and ibr every triple, -letter, or letter,
composed iof three pieces of paper, - triple
those rrtes and for every packet composed
of .four or i nore. pieces of pa per, or one or
more'othet articles, and weighing one ounce
avoirdupois!,' quadruple ' ihdsej rates ;v anl in
that proportion for all greater weights, : o
vided, That vno packejt . of letters, convey
to'
se
to
qu
f sucl
ed' hy the wiaterr-mails; 'shall bp charged with
more
same
than
quadruple postage,' unless the
contain nore th in four distinct
fahall
letters 'No postmaster shall receive, la, be
conveyed - y the mail, any packet; which
shall Weigh more than three pounds ; and tin
postage marked on any letter or packet, . and
charged, i n the post bill whi ch may accom
pany, the same, shall be conclusive evitlence
in favor of the postmaster who delivers the.
same of the lawful postage thereon ; unless
such letter or packet -shall be opened in the
presence cf the postmaster or his clerk r
Every four folio pages, or eight quarto pages,
or sixteen ct ivby or twenty-fou r duodecimo
pages, or pages less than that of. a pamphlet
size, tr magazine,' whatever may. be the size
of the paper of which it is formed,' shall be
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tuiiiucreuja.Aiicci, anuT.ne.-surp.ius pages oi
any. pamphlet or magazine, shall also be con
sidered a s leet ; antl -the journals of. the le
gislatures of the several states, not being,
bound, sha l be liable . to the same postage as
pamphlets. - v o. -r::,-'. '- : ' - -
Any memorandum which shall be written
oh a newsp-aperi or other printed paper, pam
phlet or magazine, and transmitted by mail,
shall bechargad with letter postage : "Provi
fcfe,Thepublisher of a newspaper may send
a printed or written notice to a subscriber,
stating the amount due on his subscription ';
"which notice shall be attached to the margin
of the newspaptT, and tlie postmaster who
delivers the paper shall charge for such no
tice the same postage as for a newspaper.
bee. 141 And be it further enacted Ihat
tlie Posmaster General be, and he is hereby, 1
authorized! to allow to each Postmaster ' sucli
commissio i on tb.er postages by liira collected,
as shall be adeoutetohtsVerviees.'and ex
penses : I 'r6videdJ?That hjscbmmission sliall
not exceed the following several rates on the
amount received hi one quarter, viz : -.,
On a sum not.exceeunig one hundred dol
lars, i thirtyl per. centi-v ? ; . -,
On any sum over and above the first hu n
ired dollars, and not exceeding four hun
dred dollars, twenry-five per cent.
On any sum over and above the .firs tour
hundred, land hot ; exceeding two thousand
four hundred dollars twe ny per cent. -
On any sum over and above tne first two
two thousand four hundred dollars, eigh per
cent. .. . - - - -
Except to the postmasters who mav be
employed in receiving and despatching; fo
reign mailswhose compensatioin?nay.be aug
mented, njot exceeding twenty-tive? dollars
in one quarter, p. and; excepting to the P0"5
masters at-offices where the mail is regularly
to arrive between the hours of: hmeo' clock
at night and five o'clock in the? morning,
whose commission on the first hundred dol
lars collected iu one quarter; imay oe increas
ed to a sum -notsexcee-.Ung fifty' er cent.
Tlie Postmaster General may allow: to the
postmasters, respectively, a commission of
fifty, per cent ct the moneys arising from the
postage of newspapers, magazines and panv
plilets ; and to the postmasters whose, com
pensation shall not "exceed five hundred dol
lars in one) quarter, two cents for every free
letter delivered out oti the office, excepting
such as are ffor the postmaster himself; and
each postmaster, who shall be required jtd
keep a register ot the' arrival and departure
"f tlie majls, shall be allowed ten cents for
every" monthly return which le makes tliere-1
of to the General Post Office. ;v The Post
mester General niay allow to tlie postmaster
at New-Or'ieansat the rate of eight hundred
dollars a year in addition to his ordinary com
missions. J The Postmaster General is hereby
authorised to allow to the postmaster of the
city- of .Washington, .in addition to the al
lowances made by this act, for postage col
lected, and for free letters received by him
for deli ve: 'y , a commission : oj ft ve per cent,
on the amount of mails distributed at his of
fice : Jro', ided, nevertheless, That the whole
annual emolument of the said postmaster, in
cluding the extra eompehsation of eight hun
dred dollars which U hereby allowed" him,
shall be sUbjcct to the restrictions imposed
by the forty first section of this act." .;;-:";
. "ecJ 15., And be. it fiirtiier eiiactedfhvX
every letter or packet, brought into the Uni
ted 'Statest or carried if rom one port therein
to another, in any pri Vas-e ship or vessel, shall
be chargejd with six Cents, if delivered at the
post office where the same shall arrive ; and
if destined to be conveyed by post to any
place, with two cents ! added to tlie ordinary
rates" of 'postage. . --! ;'.; y ' ' 'l r4-.
. Sici l6. dtid he it further enact eil, That
if any. postmaster, or other peon,' autho
rized by t)ie ; Postmaster General to receive
the-pbstiae ofjettei-s, sliall fraudulently; de
riiand or receive, any rate of postage, or gra
tuity, or Jreward, other than is provided by
this act, for the postage of letters,' or pack
et, on conviction thereof, he shall forfeit, ibr
every sue i offence, one hundred dollars
no ship or vessel, arriving , at anyport within
. the tJnite .1 States, where a post office is es
tablished, shall be permitted to report,-make
entry,' or break bulk, until the master or com
mander shall have delivered , to tlie postmas
ter all letters directed to any person or per
sons withimthe United-States', br ibe terri-
tones tnereor, wiucn, under Ins, care,- or
within his power, shall be brought in sum.
ship 1 oryesscli except such as are direct
Ihe owner or consignee of the" shin WvesiifPlY n'" mtiVtVli'Ari1i liVpv
1. -.And it shall be .he.dulr M thcoUU --'y . ,V J i1, 'J
lector
purport
ters
Lmsnder or ymasterof;any j?uch,s.hipor vessel
shall break bulk before le ,shuii nave com
plied with the -requirements of this act, eve
ry such offender shall; oh, couyiction "'thereof
forfeit for every such offence- a slim not ev
ceeding one hundred ibllarsi -t-'-v'
' To be continued. ' - i ;
S tate of 'N'ortli r Caro Qna
" franklin Counfv-
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Decem-
, (, z her Sessions, 18?4. '
Hilo l.attimer, ; Original AUachmentr-
' - " .- -Clevied on negro .boy
Archibald H. Green. S Nelson. t
f'Y appearing: to the satisfaction of the Cpurt,
thatv the Defendant' resides j ;-'beyonJ the
limits of this State ; It i 6rdered,,that pub
lication be made in the Ualeighj llej-ister for
tliree months, that iinless he. Defendant .h
pear at our neXtTCounty CouJt
tor ' tlie: Couhty ;of lnklini the 'Court;
house in Xouisburjrv oti; the" Second Mondav
bf March next,.tlien and there tr replevv and
tii i f '.' .a. -Ii L :." i it
hlead, otherwise, iiudirment wi
i oe inauc h-1-
nat against liim, and -the 'property levied on
rbe condemned to PlaintifTfs recovery 1 -' "
) ' Test, "fS. PATTE US ON C. C. C.
y y Gacdew SeeiAs y. i y
JOHN, PRDUROS K ti obi hf e received a
lar-e supply of Fresh 'Garden Peas and
Beans, and a superior assortment of all Jkinds
ot liaruen aeeos- wiucu win Dq.soiu aijijieir
usual reduced prices. - Alsot pTirne Northern
Seed Potatoes, Nev-ynk Pippeh Apples,
Gosheh Chesse, liar Iron aud Steer.
llaleie-h. Peb. 14. ' '' 31
Notice.
jfk N the 2d Monday in A pril next, will be
JF sold for ready money at the.Gourt
House in Snowhill,the following tracts of land,
or so much thereof as ;will be siifficienttopay
the tax thereon for the years i821 and 1822,
to wit : ::-f: -V - ' : i.y ;;vf-;
' 228 acres on Sandy lluh belonging to John
11 - y?mon.
54tlo on do. belonging to TliOsJ Dail S . T)
193 do Contentnea Creek do James Dau.
900 do -" " do do Zach'r KUiottr V
692 do - do do Joseph Hause. ''
10W do ' . : Sahd'y llun do Uzzel Iiissiter
1 600 do Cotentnea Creek do Heirs of Chas.
Carr, (not given ii)
200 do
do
William
John IU
LVldridge ilp
345 do
400 xio
121 do
Ti do
56 do
255 do
400 do
50 do
121 do
322"
218 ,
"300
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
di
do
do
tlo
dot
Edwai'ds-
y Ktheldred Mitchell;
4 Sarah Mitchell if ;v
.Christopner Ileynolds
Joseph Hey nohls ;
Josiah Sugg, jun. v
do Josiah Whitby
do Nancy, Ward - ..'
d oChnstcpher jjWood
do Joshua Kause
do Samti'el Whitly
do lienry Forrest ;
1 f r- t- 1 ,i ' l . l , Li Ik
on oanuy nun tio .osepii.asoury r f
4595
l lo i do John Joyner ; ;
doy y do Stephen Hogers :
do do Mays heirs 1 "
NaughtuntQ do William Aldridge
W17
' 41
j 6S6
78
do
'do Elizabeth IJarrow
34 .
525 -125
r -;';
Edmonson
50
320 -
do
do
do
Yo Culled Bdmohdson.
do Jame G'asg6w ; -doVlIeir
of Bur well
xdo
v do Isaac Hav -
do WiUiam "Williams
i d John-Aldridge; f
.do John Mooring -do
as G u urdi a n f
do Sally Sauls ? .
do
(1821) do
' '- do
278
200
200
60
.570
-213
.' 200
do
do
do
tip 1 J am esiTay lor
do A vy ffay lor - !
Elizabeth pawmlngiot
given in)
140 C otentrtea c'k do Mary Cowaixl -. ;
2 . - - - i . w -
615 6 lots in Hooker'ton Wm. Hooker v
790 '5 do "i . Hym erick: Hooker'
200 Cotentnea c'k. do
liiclrard.Hodfres '.
1334 -do do Wm;. Kilpatrick .
337 1
lot m Hokertou Grey West brook
do ' oo John,Duiin fbr Wal-
640
ter Dunn.
2 0 - do
do Susanna Dixon
do.Williamv Philips for
410 : , y;do;
Lassiters heirs
676" (1821) do
heii-s of Kilpatrick
163 tlo do
220 tlo do
216; 1 do do
do Simon' Breeton for
..- - ; r - . -' ' f ;--.---
do John preechr
do Kihchen Dixon ,
do Ob edl Dixon ; ,' 1
50 on Cotentnea c'k do Edmond Breemons
490 " ' do
" do- Solomon Brand for
y daMosesbobbl Xh:
. do Asa Daniel " '-!'
y do W. Shackelford "?
y do Elisha Woddwardt
y ido Theophilus EasOn
ty do Abram Mopfe'
, do iJohn ile Keal; jun.:;
- doJAbsalom Ptice y y
da Isaac Price. -; -' C'
- do James R. Price y
y do J ohn j'ope ; y V;i
do Jesseita&bury f
lo;WiIHm Uasbery
f ioj5abrira Daniel -0c ;
; r do John Glasgow ;
y do John McKeal, Sen'r
da SaTalKMinshev "
Uasbury's heirs
136
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334
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700
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412;
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i do Arthur Shackelford
- r All those diaving receipts for either, of tlie
above named years, are requested to produce
them,' as it is impossible fur the strbscriber to
know who has and who 'has'noti paid- and he
is. under the necessity of collecting from those
who have not paid, 'if1' not by fair rpieans by
tkwy -'r-n V IJOHN IIOLUDAY, Ad ;--bf
-ttichd D. Bright late ShiT.
' Greene co. XVfe. ,Wmrn ! "t
:;
or otherofficer of the.port empowered V T. - ' V "?.T'J- V- r
receive entries of.vlrpa or Vessels to i J aw- w yave ju r . n . eu n
- a .- .- - . . i- r S7 fcw f rtniM nt t a )tv.. V(irb.'w hick
ire trm every -master, or ommacr oi jr --r-- - . v. . f . ;
Cship of vessel air oath w 'affirmation, n,'7 '-T";
ingth-t ho has delivered sil such Jett I '"" '"r iV v.T -1 'i X" :, r
na r-'An. if w mZA Wev. Dr. Jaldwelll R Adam LmpieUev,
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i-loppei
RevTrjcdin. Capers,'J)oRev';Eleazer lr- ?
isi Dbi'Rev.' Rejijam"m MpalmeriiDpijnev . i.
of t5. C UevAlT.ftv Mliougald, J?eVrPratici
Cpmins1of;GeoVgii;'aml 'KeVi:JiicIuirt'ur-r.
man of Sontfr' Carolina. ' -T i ' ,V-
II. MJl
flak'en tip, on tkV 22J of OctMev laS-f.r
EL- and lodged in Jail at Wilmington, ?: d'
a negro man whO calls his nlimei MOSES,
and rftys he Belongs ta Joseph, Uogers; liinic .
about 12 miles fro.TiCliarlotte,'in Meclepburg(( .
peakes erood Enjrii
mitted a grey J acket con siderab ly worn v fwt
shirts and trowsers .' The owner is reqtiested,
toco me forward, prove - property, p.yycharg
es, and take said'fellow away. vf ; v: ;
y y vy ' ECiiAnEEs rxiouit is Jailor y
FAYETTErVJ LtHi NORTlttC AUOLir?A:
- ----- ,-4j-. i -x
IlEsubscril)er.. havfnc: leased s thi3;Esar
iibs
f blihiiient, formerly occupied by Captain
T-A n k ,;is' now- in reaa ri ess to' accommolute .
Tvelterfand1 Board si lie Renders): his;
t!ks-tb'"tn'e Public
etteville. for the former nationaire ndtneiul-
sures them that every
and due attenti on bestow ed '.' i h order to the
eomfb'rfjand pleasure Of Travellers ad Board. ;
ers. His rocms. are - numerbiis, beitignew ;
clean and large, are welt&lupterl for comfm t
and'heahh, opening yiipon & gjifdeiit j whiclij;
presents a finef prospect; sHperaddejare ;
the : comforts of ease and retireJnentl which ;
may; beenjoyedin spacious PaHohrsy by
Travelling Pamilles- ;This, situation,? fctand- -'y
ing oh one;Ipithe- most f elevaied; streets is y
healthy ytentledwilli 4he dyantogelajitl;
convehience aring from 4:he.imjjrtant and
extensive business transacted, oh tliut. street,7 .v
which v wilr roakv-it the interest of Count ryy.;
Merchants and Planters -to call ; itis constants :
ly supplied by eans of aqtfeductsV withurer
water, iuing fromone Of tlie best . fntains r.
in the state., xyr-yy'yy'y . i " . .i - -.
' "v His liar will be constantly supplied with; y ?
the pest and choicst'b'f-'lJ.qftVihii THle
with the best th'e country and market afTords ; .
his Stables shall be attended by .fail hfulsteai
dy and and honest Ostlers. Other ad vuntages'y:
are attemlant ilpon this Estab J is h'me n frare ly y.a
to be excelled in'any; other PublitHbuse "u -
this statety; .y ' v.
FJttevilieeb.-
' I have pleasure in stating that the'Maiision ,
HdteTi irt' this to 'n, hasrundergoTie.al howAiirh
purjficat idndjsT'eoCtaijiiebylf rj ordan. T
llie puhfic may rest satisliecl that ihere ii u' ..
xfanger of - contracting the ebnt agio-1; of; the' .
iaie epiaemic uisea.se eitner at;xiie iici or
any otlier place in FavettevilleV s P. l"!
BENJ. ROBINSON, flculth Officer.
FaveUcvUle, Feh; 23, l825,i
t.
TiitvBeauliul Arabian f$ tal lion jyy
LAyWill - SaUt; t!ev
, ..r-extseaspn, j(be- J,
: ' mg his Jhst m; .A-?,,
meria"! at "inv StaJ '-
from Warrenton,pn tlie, Stage road t o Raleigh, '- U
and will be. let to mares at tlie moderate sum
of y 'fen oAir;the-season, ifpaid witliitir
the season, Uir Twelve Dollars, if paid after : :
the sensor, expires -Sixteen Hollars to Insure-;
a'-mare ii fbal V orr?r.;the Single '
leap j- and 50 cents to the groornt in every in-.
stance. , " The season will commence the firs-
day of March, and end the last day of August. . -
SYPF1AX is a handsome sorrelt aiid mos ;
beautifully trtarked, fed "mane and tail heSrt .
upwards of fifteen hands ,higli- ? eight eaTr ; y
old, healthy and vigorous, and not inferior m . '
point of form orinuscular power, to any horse,
on the continent $ cmd the mcs? 'docile: animal"
Acit-e ever seen'M',- "h k:-lk : ': '" "5 1
S YP HAX Vas brbitgrht to America' tn the -United
Statesyfrigate Constitutibnn safpv
iy lanaeu at iew noric 11111824 Sypliax
neV.'Arthur JJuist of C.
Andrew ;Phivrt15o Hev,ili;nj;' Gilderilievet ,
GergiaIv.OliverIulJbrtl, Do. ev N.,
-than S. B'erain bovev- Aaro.vr ilanrl f '
-r2' rA -. It.is.- -riX.t.l,l ::. T.. fXf
24 of, 25 years of age hvcfeet C orZ' loclierf ? k:
high, complexionyellowy -t ;
spealces erood Ensrlish and had on when com- f J
ly support 'hiNhearecC'iy.e.d f;and, ;in
soliciting ;;
exeroon sn ii oe.maae,-
' " . .1- K . 1
was obtained by Maj, To wmhend St ith, late
American Consul, at the Itegency of Tunis, ! ' ;
ami wax purchased i from an Arab of high dis-
tinction, who value'd him above -any horse in . ;-'
theactual possession of. the Bey or King of ? i
Tunis. -: iV;, ;,y---c--f-K,wyyy , " - -" v ;
SYPHAX was foaled .near; Mecca, . in the.v '
KingHoni of Yeaman, 'Arabia Eelixi; crosseti ;
the lied .Sea to Derra, in Nubiafrom thence' 4
through a part of the Desert, ;tol T?.oul!a 5in ; . '.
Terran thence through theTegencyof .Tr 'it
poli, to Beledulgerid 'and Jrom 'thence tt ' .
the American Consulate, in the city! of Tunis V 1
as is certified by Mr.-; Samuel C. -Potter" a ' --t
gentleman of honorandlrespectability,; . .
r To those who wish to' raise'fjrbm this deV '
servedly stock of. horses ' the" ge'muhe Ara--
bian, tne present via te a tayorable oppor
tunity ; for experience .has - long, shewn urt
tlie A advantages to bftderWed frcimthe'fim
prQvemejat of our stock crossed with the Ara
bian. V:y :yyy; 'fC:yr: '.:-' -"S
YPH AX's"- -high form, : muscular. .-6TMr,
and beautiful marks,,! tn ink constitute him a
constellation ambiig StudlIcTsesV: i;r j
ty Good pasturagj will be provided for mares
left ith J be horse, or, they wilt be fed .with
grain, if required ; but no liabUitv fr acci
dentsvpf escapes KO B ERT. BANS OM
cGrecmvdod Warren. Jan. 14,-!: 22-rtlstA.
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