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THE REGISTER
publlshecl-cvciy TrEJSDAT.apd hibat, by
4 ,? ;sv JOSEPH GALES & son,':, j .
Aitb Dollarj per annum half ii advance.
ADTOimSE3IENTS .. .
ot exceeding 16 lines, neatly inserted three
times tor a licwiar, ,v j
fceedinff publication 5 those of greater length
in the same' proportion::.. Cojmukicatiqns
thankiblly received. .. .JLiXTxiia "tq the Edi
tors must be post-paid.
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jP AUTHORITY-
An act to establish certain Post (Roads, and
, .. to discDntinue others. ; . j -
Be it erPcitd" btn the Senate and ' JTouse of
Represent jrii-ffs of 'the Vmled State of Jlmvvy
ca in -ronrress '(Xssembled,- -.'That the, following
Post Reads be s'tvbl;sht:d. ' ' . t. - ,
' - - r. 'lit'y 'Miiine. ' . . ; ''Kl'-V, '' .
Trom Camrien to-VinaMiaven. ' " - .
From Portland, by Cumlierand, WYalnut
Hill, in North Yarmouth.4 Pownal, Durham,-
. Xisbon, Four Corners, Lisbon Little lliy r
;"Village, Bowt?Qin; Litchfield;, and UaHo well,
to Augusta ;anv5 that: the present -post road
ffrorn Treeport to Bowdpin be discontinued.
From Rumfordpomt to Andover, in the
,'county of Oxforxlit ,i k:, - ;.-.
; From. PortTand, ,tlircu.2:h Westbrook, FaU
jnoiithj Gray, New Gloucester. Polatfd, i.linot,
.Turner, Livermore,; Jy, Vlton, to Farming-
Von. . V ' v I ? . ; . " h : , .
- From Bangor, by OronQ Birch Stream Set
tlement Kelmarnoclc, Maxneld;:filioois, Pis
"icataquois Pas'si'Tnaduk", Sunlcjia2e and Ed
dirrton, to Bangor. 4 vi? j i
- From BangOr to Houltcn Plantations. .
; 'Tipfn Anson, y Embilen and Cbncord, to
iiingham. , '. .'1:1 '
rv. Frojn) Craifr's Mills to Otisfieldi ll ; k
v, .From the Great Falls in Befwiclcl, hjr Ber
' vi'ick and Jouth Berwick Elliott and KSttery,
to Portsmouth, in the state of New-Hamp-
From Paris to Augusta, through Buckfield,.
the souh nart of Hartford and . the north
part of Turner, and tlirough Wayne and Win-
:throp. :. i,,-",!:'.;.., :,- '-r'iik,:' j- "I'
, :Jn J"eviTIampshire. ',. h ,
From Andover and ? Grafton turnpike, by
-Andover, Danbiirv Grafton, Orangcf,5 Canaan
-.ajid Lime, to Orf rd. i '
J ; From Dover, by. Rochester, Milton, Wake
' field, Ossipee cast of the Lake, and Eaton; to
Conwav. ; . . . '-A-- t
From Ne wport, by Croydon and Grantham,
Ho Lebanon. .
From New Ipswich, through Peterborough
to Hancock. . ;
.V L-' .-' ' ; lit Vermont.
From Manchester, by Arlington, to Cam
: bridge, in New York. '1,
From St. Albans,,' by Sheldon andrEnos
burer, td'Berkjshire.i v -1V. : L. ?
From West Poultney, by Hampton, to Fair-
- aaven. j r 'j. ' ' "' .A . ;iV "
. . xrom iMiauieuury, in Vermont, io una-,-r
port. Chimney Point, ' Lumber i Point, und
Moriah Post Office, to Eliiabethtown, in the
. .at ate of New. York. :
.From paiivillebrough Warden, Hard wick,
rre,ensboro igli,r Craftsbtiry, Kelly-vale and
. ..'Montgomery; to" Berkshire.-' '''. ; rlVS u,
'0jin Connecticut. : ; i ' ' '.'.- "
. From Soutiibridge, in Nlassacusettby the
.PresbvterianMee.ting itousei in, the second
society in Wooodstock, by Eastford Society,
Jn Asbford, CJiapln, AVindhanv Franklin, lo
Chelsea Landing; in Norwich, Connecticut. .
That the mail from Norwak to Bridgeport,
eball pass from Kcllogg's Mill, through the
x-yiape of Mill River, to ..the, village of 'Fair-
r lield in Connecticut. , ' j
:,, ,:; , ' In'Jllff: locfiiisetts. J f
From P.oston, by Boh on. Sterling, Prince
ton, Barre, Sbutesbury, Leveret, and Sunder-
. land, to Bloody Btook. ' V
7Frcm Worcester, through BoylestOn Ster
Jmg, Lancaster, Harvard. Littleton, Westford,
' Shelmsford, to the East Chelmsford Post
Office, Massachusetts.. 'll-
V From Lancastey. by Sterlings Princeton,
JlubbardstownPeterliarif, New Salem, Wen
dell, and JMontagtie, to Greenfield ; and that
the post rt ad from S pringfield . i n Massachu-
serts, to StaiTord in Connecticut be discontin
tied. ' , , t .
' fn J"ew-Yorkl " ' '
From Chitteningo to Fayetteville.
From Oxford, by McDonotigh and German,
1V
";. to Cmcinnatus. ' f - ;Uy'- i1 ':'.V
, From Schenectadr by Alexander's Brfclge,
; to.BaiistoB:. ; :c-y-p- !:'-'fWtf- i -ji-'
t "I From the Albany and, Schenectady, turn
pike., b- the BallstorWurnnike, to Alexander's
i
From Mam&katinjr, bv Neversihk Falls, to
Colchester. ry ;. fQ!t '
, t From th. village of 'Seneca Fallsjto the
town of Romulus in the county of Seneca. Y I
.j roiu Syracuse uiiy; "i, vi ( ,-
From CoopeHown to iViChfield Springs:
'From Eyperance; by Eaton's Corners, Du
anesb'urg and Minavilfe, to Amsterdam.
From Eaton's Gor n ers, Duanesburg.Prince
.. VJwn, Rotterdam , to Schenectady. i 1 X ' I
- From the village of Owegoi through New
ark, Burkshire, and Virgil, to the Village of
of Cortland, in Cortland county1 T :
From Wat'ei town, b v Adams SiVMansvilte,
Ho Sandy Ceek, and from thence; to' Rich-
land, UnionSouaret Colosse.'Centrdl sduaie.
-. t. & " . - - m
v,l-,-'u eMU oauna, to Syracuse. "
xrom r-iKe, by Eagle, to China
From Hamburg, by I
Perrv5bor-. r .
Eden and, Collini, to
i-.t, ' ' . 1
From Fredonla, . by Gerry ahd St. Clairs-
vle, to Jamestown:'. . ' y' - H r "
From Murray, by Clarendon and Byron to
Batavia. t'i r ..-;? ' '
. From Gaines to Barre. " r . K,: ! .
;From Cattskill, by Hunter, to Lexington,
instead of going from Lexington to Lexington
Heights. - V - ' "
From Nahum Daniel's in .Russia, trp West
Canada Creek Road,' by John" Graves? to
Trenton. ,. ' " 1 - J ' .' 4 . -J
From Friendship, by the South Branch of
Van Campen's creek and the Little . Gennes-.
see creek; to Cerestown, Pennsylvania. ;
'' Frsofm"iUhawlilIa,1by' irilford, to "Norwich.
From Otselic; by Linklean to Gerieva-r
From the ViUjTgV.cf1 Geneva, in the coun
ty of Ontario, through the village: of Vienna,
to the village of Newark, on the Erie canal. '
I' From the village of Pen Yan, in the coun
ty of Yates, 'to the village of I Yateville, and.,
through. the town of Middlesex, to Rushville.l
From Middlesex to Italy V and thence thro'
the south part of Italy, and the town of Jeru
salem, to Pen Yan. . ' ' -!
From Eltnira, in New YoTk, through South
port, tip Seeley's Creek, through Wells and
Jackson, to Mansfield, in Pennsylvania:
; From Dansville, bv Allen, to Angelica.
From Angelica, by Orensburg, Caneadea
Hume, Pike, and Ganesville-centre Road, to
Warsaw. :, ' ,
From Angelica to Ischua.
From Pultney, by Jerusalem, to Pen Yan.
From Clarkson, by way ot b weden, uergen
Leroy and Covington. t .
, From Central Square to Oswego Falls
From Locke, by Genca, to King's Ferry
Post Oftice v ; V: ;: . . A,!..'-, ' "
. ; From Aurora to Holland, in the county of
Em. -J'.-;'-v"v;-'-r'' ' '
: From Unadilla village, through Guilford
to Norwich villaere.
1 From Peekshill, by Somers and Salem, to
Ridgefield, .Connecticut.
Fron Chester, by Craigsville, Ottertfll, and
Little Britain, to Montgomerj.
From Harpersfield,by Davehporl, M'.lfords
ville, Lawrensville, Noblesyille, ajnd Pittsfield
to New Berlin. ; " -
: From "Vienna,; in Phelps, to Newark.
Fiom Fullrems Basin, to Pen'ield.
. From Hartland, by Somerset, to Kemps
vilie. : - : i-: : '.!;
. From Oneida, Castle, on the! Seneca Turn
pike, the most direct highway to Rome ;
thence a'ong the Slate Toad and canal turn
pike, to the post read leading from Utica to
Sackett's Harbor. - f. : J
From I Elmira,. through? Soiithport, Wells,
Jackson, and Sullivan, to Mansfield, in Pehn
svlvnh'a.1 ;,;,-V- 'J -v ' : y
From the. meeting house in ibe town of Li
ma, by Norton's mills,' to the yilage ot ritts
ford, in the county of Monroe. '
From the village of Seneca jfallF, to Inter
sect the Gfneva and Newburgh mail route at
the post office of Romulus.
Also, from Lockport, by Tuscarora thdian
village, to Manchester at the Niagara Falls,
in New, York. ,.
Fr m Bishop's corners, in the town of
Granville, to the Post Office,
in the town of
Hartford ; and from thence to
the post-office
m the village of Sandy llill, in the State of
rsiew ort. j .
- From Rochester in the, county of Monroe,
by the way of -Webster's mills! and the brick
meeting house in Avon, to Genessee, in the
county of Livingston. .- .'
From Scottsville," on the river road to Ro
chester, in the county of Monroe.
From Geneseo to" the York Post Office,
by William Landen's four corners ; and from
York post office, by Fowlersville, to Caledo
nia; Livirisrston county. .
From Batavia, by wav of Alexandria, Atti
ca,and Thompson's mills, in S heldon, and to
'be Little Lake Settlement in China, all in
Gennessee county.
From Covington, by way cf Middleberry
Academy,.Warsaw, and Gainesville, in Gen
nessee county, to the town of Pike in Allega
ny count v. . . ' ; .
From New Brunswick, New Jersey, by way
of Somesville, Pluckemin, Peapack, Chester
and Handly, to Newtown.
J In 2'enmyhania. :
From Wellsborough, by Cottpersport and
Smithport, to Warren. . ,.
From Perinsborough,. by Webster's, IliU's
and Edred's,.to Meansville.
From Williamsport, up the Lycoming creek,
through Canton. Troy, Columbia, Wells, and
Southpbrt to Elmyra, in New-York. '
" From Tunkhannock, through Windham,
Eaton, Asylum and Monroe, to Meansville.;
From Meansvdle, up Towanua creek, thro
Monroe and Franklin, to Jacob Grantier's, in
Canton. ' I
From Millersburg, by Berrj sburg,- to Grat?-
town. : v
From Bedford, bv the way
of Buckstown
and Newry, 'to Blair's Gap. , ;
From Tiumboversvlie, by
Spinnerstown,
Upper Milford, and MillerstoWn, to Braimgs,
in J.enigii county. 1 .
Froth Franklin to Warren.
From Columbia, by 'Marietta, to Middle-
town." 'v; .' i't. , ' ;" ..T--.;-
Frorn Mount Pleasant, by Dinerman's Turn-
pike, to. I-ackawaxeh, on the 0 wego and Mil-
ford turnpike. . , J : . .
From Easton, by Stockerstown, Roscom
mon, and Snidersville, to Stroiidsburg.
rj um xogeisviiie, inrougn lviemsviiie, w
Hamburg. . ; v , . ' ' --A.
From Bethlehem to Mauch Chunk.
From'Bellefont,' by Karthaus, Gillets,'.and
Smithport. to Hamilton in New-York.
From Jefferson, by ' Carinichaelto wn and
Masontown, to New Geneva . ! - . ;
From May town to Marietta in Ltmcaster
county. . i ' ,, j
From Eberisbiirg, through
Lofetto
and
Mount Pleasant, to Phillipsburr :
r
' From Belmont; through Harmony, TLanes
ville, Windsor,'and Colesville, to Bainbridgei
-Front Bloomsburg, in Columbia count', by
way of Fishing creek, to 'Columbus, in Lu
zerne; county; v, c t ' 1
From Allentown, in the county of Lehigh,
by the way of Krauss' BrideJ Balliet's the
! Water Gap, and Lehighton, to KtaucJU Ckunk,
- i ,
in the county of Northampton.
'From -Orwigsburg, by Schuylkill -Haven,
Friedenburg "pine Grove;' arid Stumpstown,
to Jonestown,, , v , .-'..,
Frorn iTidlanatoBarnettSj in Jefferson coun
ty, a'nd'to drscdntinue the post route between
Indiana and Bedford. t- - , . f
are, ,
' From Laurel , b v Canbnsferry, Northwest
Fork Bndge'jj aridv Hunting Creek. o , Easton.
Frorn Smyrna, in Kent ?ounty, Delaware",
to.'Churclij Hill, in Queen; Ann's county, in
'Maryland, (via Millington, (late Head of Ches
ter,) to Saddler's cross roads, in said state.
' j "' I I;i Maryland. -' " '' p-;
From Newjtowii iTrap, by Burkittsville arid
Cramptont Sharpsburar, I -1 - v 1
:-. Prom the jvillage of Harford, in Harford
countyr; Maryland, by Priest Ford, Darling
ton, and Dublin, in said county, to Cone win
go, in Cecil county, Maryland. ; i; (
From Cone wingo, in Cecil county, Mary
land, to Lancaster, in Pennsylvania J .
From Belle Air, in Harford'county Mary
land, to Amos Garman's public hobse, in said
county. ' I - "y' ' ' ''" ',,,
From Cumberland, by Cresapsburg, to
Western Port, and thence, to the Yo
I Green Glades, in. AuVgany county. -I
' ' "In Virginia. " I.
I "Vivrn T lViPTfv liv r.hi'Tnhlue' fnw. triTavip
lors' store. ; . " 'J
From Middleboiirne, by Salem, to Clarkes-
b , - ' ' .'-' i I t I''. ,". 1 :;
Urg.- ; ," -. - .;..V-' ' . ; -- -V ;..;
From Harrisonburg to Franklin. j ".
From Culpeper Court House to Orange
Court House - ' V ' .-.".i
From Hagen's store, in Preston county, td
Smithfield, cjn the Cumberland road. .1
From Hagen's store, Crab Orchard, King
wood, by Armstrong's cross roads, Martin's,
Glady CreekL to Billsburg-. W t ' 1 ; ; '
From Lewjisburg, by Frinkford, to Hun-
...if.
tersvuie. ; .j -.r.,, ;
. From Monroe Court House, crossinsr New
River at Henry Ballinerer's Ferry, to John
Pack's. ' I - - ! . '
From Nicholas Court House to the mouth
of Gauly river.
From Fincjastle, by Newcastle, Giles Court
House, Pete;rstown, Union, Sweet Springs,
Price's, and Covington, to Fincastle.
From Ledsville . to Pittsylvania Old Court
House.
' From Petersburg, by Halifax Court House
and Haeood jS store, to Danville.
From Lovihgston, by Milt Grove, to Steele's
Tavern.
From Lexington, by Pedlar Mills, to Lynch
burg, and td return. bv Pedlar's Mills, j the
Narrows and the Forks of James river, to Lex
ington. , .r,,V:'-:i -.'.'.r. i'
In JVorth- Carolina
From Asheville, North-Carolina, by Philip
Britain's, Charles 0.v Carsons', Eastaloe Gap,
M'Kenney'sJin Iaraway,by the High Shoals
Little River keowee,tand Boonsford, to Pen
dleton Courthouse, South-Carolina. j
Frbm Raleierh, bv little Nat.. Jones', to
1 " -
Haywood. . .
From Statesuille, Iredell county,td Wilkes-
boroucrh, by Mount Pisgah.
From Raleigh, by Fishdam, Stagville, and
Mount Tirzal to Roxborough. I '
From Lincolnton, by Jacob Fullenwiler's
Ervinsville. knd Mooresboroueh. to Ruther-
fordfon. . '
From Elizabeth, by Beatty's Bridge, Long
Creek,BrKJger and Milton, thence, back to
Elizabeth .
From Onslow Court-House to John A.
E-
verett's. - I - 'T
From Wadesb'orough to Salisbury, in
Carolina. 1 .1
N.
From Pittsborough, by Joseph I. Brook's,'
William Lindley's store, ; Jehu Carters, AI
b right's store, Long's store,; Hadley's Mill
Mebane's store, to Green sborongh.
F'rom Charjlotte; by Hopewell Church; to
ueaty's roraj. t !,,-- . i . - 1 .:
From Salem, by Clemonstown, to Mocks
ville. 1 ,,,.' : Ti -Isi.H''
From Raleigh, by Smithfiejd, Waynesbo:
rough, Spring Bank, Spring-Hill, Hookerton,
Kmston, to Newbern., U
From Murjreesborough to Windsor.
ln Soulh-'Carolina.
FronfUambjUrg, by Alexander Stuarts, Jno.
Middleton's, Richard Park's, Edmund Ache
son's," and Ewetl Hills, to AbbeviUe. I
From Columbia, by-M' Cord's ferry, to Nel
son's ferry, ,n the,, Santee, intersecting the
main route between Camden and Charleston.
From WatiTborough to the Fork of ihe
Saltcatcher, to St, Bartholomews. v
From Cambridge, by Scuffletown, Queen
bbrcr.' and Golden Groye, : to Greenville
Court-House. : f
To be continued.
TROJ the Subscriber, a dark Sorrel Mare,
JL wit h a white spot in her forehead, and
one or both lund feet white above her fetlock
tall, and of Tong slim make. She wis at
William Hinton's1, Esq. oh the 20th inst.
making her ; way, as. I suppose to Orange,
where she w:s raised . I will reward any
person to apprehend and .convey her. to me,
or give me inif ormation where she is i: ' ,
WM. P. BIDDLE,
Craven County i
March 28, 1826. ' M ' 43 .w
Xotice.
"O AN AWAY: from the; subscriber the
SLM, 20th dat
of September lastrmv negro
man, named
JIM ; he. is about twentv-five
yeara old, dark complexion, has a down look
when spokeni to his eyes.w biter than com
mon. iV will give, Twentjrfive Dollars -Reward,
to any person who will deliver the
said negro, to me, 'if takes in this state; or
F,ifty . Dollars, if taken r out of, the state.r o
Ten Dollars tt confine him inanyjail in this
state, , or Twenty. Dollars if confined in any
out of this state. , , v ? ",
JOHN JCARPBNTER..
Franklin coJ
Feb. 25, 1825.
36-lnx.
rHIHEt eligible Stand on Favettfeville Street.
i-B recently occupied by John K; llendon.
s a Grocery.Store. Apply to W
Raleigh, March 14.J . ' .',-
fflAKEN up and committed "to he Jail, of
.1 WakfeCouhtyon the24th inst.a Negro
Man ; about 20? years tld; ; stout f btiilf, dark
complexion, who says his name is YEARLY,
and that , he was bought; of Col ptaples of
Patrick' county, Va. by a Mr f'ammel, -who
he believes lives in some part of Kentucky', &
has been runaway more than 12 mdnthsi The
owner is requested td come forward, prove
property, pay charges and .take hrh awayi
otherwise he will be disposed of las the law
directs. SAMUEL H. PULLEN,? Jailor.
: Raleigh; -Sept.27. V. , -r ' . )' 91 : -
, STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. ;
.' j v , Secretary,. Office. X ).
1VTOTICE hereby given.'that! by an, act
J3f," of the last Generar Assembjly of this
State, a Board 6f Commissioners ha4 been es
tablished to sit in the Cit' of Raleigh; to pass
Ionall claims fjr Military lumd Warrants for
services performed by the officer 5, and sol
diers of .the. continental line ; of tl is State m
jibe RevolutionaiT War, which; sh iljl be pre
sented previous to the first day of Jbly next,
after which time all such Claims 'are f declared
to be-forr'ver barred. . ' r -'
This Board is composed of his Excellency
the Governor; the Treasurer and Comptroll
er. , "WM. HILL, Sec' of State.
Raleigh, 4th January, 1525. . .1 )
Ou the Cape-Fear River, between Fay
etteville and Wilmington. ; ri
IT is my intention to recommence .the
Works for the Improvement of the Cape-
Fe'ar River between Fayettevillq sind vWil-1
mington, as eany as tne season win admit.
Any number of labourers who phpose to ap
ply will find immediate employment.
:' Owners of Negroes will do well tojembrace
this opportunity of engaging them in a AVork
where the wages are liberal audj promptly
paid, the provisions are wholesome and a
bundant; and every attention will be paid to
their cleanliness and health.' n
HAMILTON FUIITpN;
March 9. 39tf x ' State Enffineer.
rflHE Subscriber has opened a' House
I JLt Entertainment for the reception of travel
lers and others, at the Cross Hods inpraiik
uo couuiy, imuicuia-iejy on xne Dtafife road
leading from Raleigh' to Lewisburg,: 22 miles
from the former, and 9 miles front the latter
place- He informs the public that he will be
prepared at all times to accommodate-those
may iavor mm witn tneir cqmpanvf 1
- JAMES D1. ROSS.
Franklin co. March 1st, 1825. j 37-6w.
Co all. wh m it may concern.
IN justice to mj'self and ray, friends, I
thought proper. to make it known,
have
that
the right of all the property which jis in my
possession, is in me, and that I am the only
legal owner of said property. - I therefore
pay no debt of any persons contracting
but my own. , r ,u 1 . V
. v MARTHA PANNILL.
Chapel Hill, March 16. j i 41 4t
;'; Stvay.
T NTERED on the Ranger's Book, in Guil
JLJ ford t County, on the 24th .December.
xo, oy uenjamin'urown, living pU tne wa
ters of Reedy Fork in said County,! a horse
of the following: description. Hei is a dark
Sorrel about 14 hands high, supposjed to be
ten years old, itas white spots on his feet;
blaze in his face and white spots on his back
ana necK.
j ALEXANDER GRAY, Ranger
Guilford County, : k, v 38-3t4
' I l0 the Jail in Ashboro' North-Carolina, in
3 October last, a Negro man, as a runaway,
about 55 years of ajje ; S feet 8 or 19 inches
high 5 speaks rather slow, has. wide fore
teem ana wiae apart, vvno calls his narae
BEN, says, he belongs to William Arnold,
of Alabama, and that he came from Isle of
Wight Cou nty," Va. last winter.
4 SILAS DAVIDSON jjailor.
. Nov. 1824. 6mo. -
flAKEN UP and cohimitted to the Jail of
JL ' Wilmincton, fNC.Von the 24th da v of
January,' 1825, a negro man! named GLAS
GOW, about 6 feet, 2 or 3 inches hic-h, black
coinpieciea, ana; says ne oeiongs
b George
lieaveas ot Orange County. -Th
owner is
roperty,
e quested to come Corward, prove
pay charge's, and take said fellow
way.
Mtv-, ' : C. B. MORRIS
Jailor.
,Feb. 9.:1,'-:,:
1
131-tf
Court of Pleas and Quarter SeaHons, ;
' t February Term, ,1825; j-W
Gea Cooper, '.- " Original attachmenjtf
vs. ' . fr levied'on land.' ?Mii
Hopkins Rice. N i
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant in this ease' Is not an
inhabitant of this State t it was therefore or
dered that publication be made in the Raleigh
Register thre.e months, that unless he come
forward at our next Court of Pleas and Quar
ter Sessions to be held for the. County of Nash,
at the Courthouse in Nashville, on the second
Monday of May next,' and plead and! replevy,
the cause will be heard ex parte, nd judg
ment final granted. Witness Henry Blount,
Clerk of our said Court, at Office in Nashville,
on the 2d Monday of February, in the 49th
year of American Independence, anno. dom.
1825. x .V H. BLOUNT, c. c. c.
pr.adv. fS 25 . 8 3ni
Y tlOU'& LpT at Cbapel-Hilh Tle
j Lot" contains Yoiir :acres, $nd' has on it
convenient b uiTdin'Th e aer-ins wi 1 1 b l'ov
7! ROM Shocco Springs; On the 14th instant :
JL a BAY MARE; abeut 4 ,f eet . 9 inche,
bhfhr in good of den v ; She ces 3'.fa?:'L bu
holds her hekd to w7 ' The liair 13 sira- . 1 dl?
the root of hertaih.. ' 7
'Any perspri refufningsaid MaVe ; to the stib
scriber will lie hancrsomelve warded- C
:?kt:mtiiJWl tiwJOHNSONl
Warranton, March -.17-,.J v j .'40.
r " - " - I, ' ' i i ii i i ii a tmu '
S Agent forvAbfcdiam and Jqhn Buford;
.1 shall offer for.sale pn the 5th of April
next, before tfie doorofMr.-il Jeter's Taverjt, s
in Jfaleigh, ElfeVen Slaves.,, Most ofs thein
are very valuable. Terms cash orrnotrnoT
gotiable at the State Bank and payable on 5lU
July next. , ; DUN. CAMERON. y
" sf Ofihn ge, ; March 16..-V ':;'''.-'': 4tt....v
t ' ' , Natt Commissiovkrn Ornc fc,'v".V. '
fin HE Commissioners of the avv i'&S
ceiye sealed proposals until 3 bcl-ick Pi
MJ of the 30th Aprjl next, lor the white ak;
yellow pine,:rand locust1 material 'necessary
for; the hulls of seveii and the spars1 of ten
sloops of war. ' ',;. '- .- .'-.'
The materials for the -1iiil!sf f wo, and for
the spars of three sloops td be delivered at
the Navy Yard, Charlestoivn iJlIass. I 1 ' '
For the hull of one; a.nd the spurs of three
sloops to be delivered at j -the.' Navy j Yard,
' Brooklyn, New-tYork. -.k '-"jih--
'For the hull and spars of one slpop at each -of
the Navy Yaubr,' ortsrnoiith: A Jt. 2?l&
iqdelphia, WaahingtortXLVnX Goaportt Va. V -
The following detail shows the materials
required for the hull and spars of one- sloop
of war by which, persons offering may be go
verned in making their proposals : - 1
. ; , Materials of WJdts Oak. . ' '
Twp keel pieces, 52 feet long .pi 6 by 3 :l ;
One do t do 42 ; do; finches. :
Two keelson do 52 ilo : v V16 by 1
One- do - do v N 42 do t 5 inches.
. Thirty-four hundred . ciibtc feet proiaiscu
cms timber, to average forty1 feet ia length i
1800 of which, to square in the middle front
16 to 20 inches, and 1600 ; to square from 1
to 18 inches. ' .-. : '' . ; . : .;: ; ' . ; , : "X , -
Eight thousand cubic feet of plank rlt bcksl"
from thirty to sixty feet; and to average forty
feet in, lengihtop end to be not less thart ten
inches, ami the butt end not more than four
teen niches in. diameter - ?' ';, j'i
Two hundred and fifty knees, the arm tk
side eight inches, length 6ff body sfx'feet
inches, length of aim four feet six inches.
The whole to be of the best'qxudity of whito
ok iree- trom.sap, pad knots and ether dtii
'Materials of TetypmforilulLf.:-
. .- - : .'- - ;- nzJlt.'
1 1. pieces 34 ,:feet long each
sidedl6iricji
5 do 32 do do
4 do 29 do ' do
3 do - .27 do , do
2 do 21 do,: do
es,
mgulded
1 14 inches, to
t4tHIZ IMC.
mould 4 iii
11 pieces32 Teet'W&hT J?i;,lcl,:-
f - - .a.WA 111.
4
do
31
do
do
r
3
3
! limine
do
do
do
j...
28
'25
22
do
do,
do
do
do
do
13 inches, td
ring by the
t .4 in
J ches in 31 ft.
to snnni''
15 pieces 26 feet lg.each,14in.sq. by r i
15 do 25 do do... 13 do nioiild
t Three thousand five. hundred cubic Vf
plank stocks 11 to 12 inches "square, toAve.
rage forty feetin length, none Jess than thir
ty ; the whole to be of the best , long-leafed
close-grained southern yellow pine, eutireJv
freeXrom sap, bad knots and all other defect
aquarea cpar lumber. ,1
Cm . mmr. I .-.
Length, ; Lower end. Top end. T o hold
feetr ' inches, inches Vest dimensi
1
tare
intensions.
1 ryrR9 9 K.rOA ICUn J W irom iOW
n rs iM . '. i "
2
- kyV'U...vl Ml KJ U J . J
78 12
4
20
er erid" 's 81 7 ft.'
fi om Upper enL-
18 ft; from low
er end, 2c, 16 ft.,
from upper end
17 ft. fiorh oir
1
78 12
74 25
5
25
5
26
12
17
19
10 v
20
13
1
2
8
70 11
70 10 "
51 26
51 13.
r
1.
if
5
1
.20
4
2
4
ei end
Itound Spar. Timbers
Diamater in Length bfmat4
I partners or .head or yard
Length
feet
mast 71
do 49
do ,46 '
do , 49
' SllllffH.
arms.
inches
19 '
16 ,
16
, 13
.19
17
feet
12
" 9
7
. 6
:;5'!'
s
" 4
5
3
inch?
6" .
8
,6 1
6
v.-
1 yard 74 '
i do 65
do 59
do 49
do 56
do 38
14
13
14 1
10
. ' : The , whole to be of the , best loner -leafed
fine-grained southern yellow pine,, free from
had knots, sap, and other defects.' : ..
:2000J30 inch locust-tree-nails, 1A Inches
f 6000 12 do , v do i V H square
f The whole of .the ttimber must have been
cut between the lst.of October and the lit
of March', and must be delivered at the diffe-
rent yards as early -as fiossib! c -: tainly ba '
or before the 3 1st day of Decembfci- neit, sub.-'
jedt to the inspection, measurement, 'and ap
probation of .-die 'commandants of the yardi
where the materials are delivered U. t
Separate proposals, must be made for the
white oak timber, knees, yellow pine for hull,
for the spars,1 and For the tree-nails foreash
Sloop pt war; which any person may wish to 4
supply ; the prices asked per cubic foot foe
tuc uuiucr anu soar nieces : nrf sir inoji
for the knees j and pet thousand for the tre-'
nfil? ; tivift b? stited in words at lcDrtX. '
auu accpnimoaauiljt ianu jjossrsMw jivj" lljt,
May.V'.-1: avj-Ij S-K. ,Kdi.LOCi.-,"
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