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. . - -. i ... - r -).; ' ;- i ' s " 1 -. ' ' . , IT', 4 I 'Wa5i'V.-' . r Ourt are the plana of iair, delightful peace, .V Unwafp'd by party rage to live like brother?. .1 o. II: 145. A r j 1 V i . . 1 ,!" - if-,,.;, -i - - i k r. i" 1 THE; REGISTER, la published every, Tmsnxr and Feidat, by L 5, JiX Trrk VoYtixs per annum-1-half in advance. Vv , ; n ; n VF.RTI S EMENTS r"WnV Mceedincr 16 lines, neatly inserted three I times for a"DolIar and 25tcents for every sue- ' ceeding publication t those of eater length in the same (proportion-.;-CoMMTJHicA?Tioirs Tthanfcfully' receivecL,i.LKTTB5"to the Edi tors must pexosirPwu if ; BY A UTHOBITY. The act respecUng Post Roads, concluded - ' . , ' - "'Jn Georgia, - ! From Creek' Agency toTaHahasse, in llo- tida:- v From Houston Court-llouse, by Khoxville, ' Sewnwiii and Fayetteville, to De Kalb Court House.' , j . , . ., ';v?'.s . From'Iacon, by Forsyth and Hampton, to ..CJovingionl ;' ) .: ' From Athens' tot LawrencevjIIe, m Gwinett -county.';',--'--;"-'-" r '.-;.. ' : I i t'," - In Tetmesse?. '' j '.'. From Morgan Court-House, by Kingston, .'.to Atheilk..'4'- V 1 :T:-:--;1 'f. .From Washington to Athens" ; , , ; ..' From Columbia; ;by Hart's Cross Roads, Williamsville, at Roclr .Spring, Fishing Ford, wj Dutch Riverj Farmington, Munroe's, and Jf ajretteville; to Pulaski v f From Hardinsyillei,td MjNairy Cburt-House ' and Hardiman Cbiirt-House,' to Tipton Cburt Jiouse. - :- 7 -: -' : From1 Jackson byjHarrisbur-i, tbA Dyer -Court-House. ;? ---'i 'v : . From Pulaski,by Lawfenceburg,toVanes- ' -Joto. ' ' v-'v-,.7-nl4 '-';,:t' " y Yn m: Reynoldsburgv by Paris; Weakley ; Gourt-House, to Obion Court-t louse. 5 ' - From Monroe to TomkinsviHe, Kentucky. . , ; From Murfreesborough, by Henderson's '; Tourer's Store, Beech Grove, - Stolid - For t v Hillsboro, Pleasant Plains; Caldwell's bridge, .to 'Jasper to Marion Court-lk-use1. I t' , From Jackson, by. Haywood Court-Hoiise, and Tipton .Court-House, td Daniel1 Tread reu's, on Big ereek. , ;( v- ''v; . From Reynoldfcburg to Dover T ' : From Huntingdon, by Gibson Coiirt-Hbuse ' CO Dyer Court-lLouse.;-' ' -:V :l : ': tr"'r From Hardinville to Flprence, Alabama, -. ;'- '- tV 4 '.-, i ; , VJ Kentucky. .-." . - ;Frora Frankfort, by Cistfs, Stennets, Yeo . cums's, and Macsrilleio Springfield. , From Pike Court House to Taucwell Court NousJ. in Vinrinia t 1. ( y From Frankfort, by Christlanburg and Ro bert's Store, to Lynehpurgh , . -. J Red River Forge, . to to. Clarksville, in," Teh- iiessee, thence to Yellow Creek Furnace.1' 1 '" From Sbelbyyille to New Castle, instead of going-from Frandfort to New Castle, and from Middletdwn to New. Castle. , , .. t "From Greenburg to; MonfordviHe,, by the way of S'onierviUe arid Holderman,. Irbn IVorks.-. .'.rtV.-r; -..-v-.J,'-K: -From HopkinsvQte, by Lindsey'sMilVriat ick, . Dover , and Paris,1, to Huntingtbn , in 'Tennesee,. v!5.2 'j.a. -?f'-T f; 4; ;:' f,--... " From Eddyville, byVaidsbor5agh,,to Pa--3i3, .in Tt-nnessee. .-x - "At:.. "i ' v From Hardinsbuig to Rome, in 1 the stale . of Indiana, by- Si ephensporti i V ' -tl From Smithlanct, by the mouth of Tennes see river, and MCracken .Cofurt-Hous'e, : and Mayfieldto Paris, in Tennessee. i yFrom Glasgow to Edmonton,' in the coHnty of; Barren, ; : 4 -v-;:':'5 j c'.. ' K . jd--.-- -' " .. : From Glasgow to Pewitt's Knob,' in' Barren 'county, ' ..-. iriv' ' , FromAugusta, fv by Woodward's to Mary's ;or;Claysville.'-.'"-'vi!v.': K'5:'"': lrrMfJ.: tFrom Boliisville, by;Trannsylvahiai vest jort, and Lynchburg, to Bedford: ( ' ' Z1' From Chnicothe;by Greermeld, Leesburg, . and Wilminfoh,' to 'Lebanon.- ''-'Z'-:)' : From Gfeerieville'to Shariesville, in Mercer county. ' Winchester, and.Eatdrij to COnnersville. , " From Mount Vernon 4o' Marion. r r - . r'.?4,:t 4 From Hudson by ,UlosnV:.Riclineld; an4 Hinckley, trt Bruriswic"c.V ' ..' U- :-r", ;From Parkm'ahi ; in the county pf Geaura, - to Catavia, . lluntsburghXWntviile, Th6mr ,on, to UruonviU Pstftjfee aild;returf) py TrumbulloVVlhdsora'nd'Mespptamia. r , From Warren,- by Ca.hfield'and Neilr Us bon, to SteubenvilIeLV: "', ' : V f i ? From Ashtabula, f(ori - tn urhpikeJ b, Warren awl Youngstoh', Jtf Poland;; ; From Cadiz,; bNewRumley, -iui'd 'New llagerstown, to Centervitle. v;r - ' '"FremVarrert;by;"ienna,B ibrd, Vernon, KinsmanWilUamsiel t ver, Pierponii and Monroe; to SaleVrilt J WU tFroni AVarin.byBiM 'Lebanon, and Lenox to efierson, and return" hv Wavi. Hi -lYorn Morristown; by Barnesville and' Mc Connelkvdle, to Bristol. ; . i . .v::r': It 0 From Mansfield , by .Husttros t ' Upper -- r' i . to Warren; : - - -, C': :i: From Medina,tby''Liverpbo1aril GraftonJ , rom GalCpolJsCo BitrtiBgton, mLau-Tence county, and to feturn! by GuiQndotter&'ileiv cers Bottom, m Virginia - - i' ' ;'.'. . ; - r t ; From New-Haven to Tiffin: .f ; -i From Lower Sandusky to Portlandr From Jackson Court-House to Portsmouth. Frbm .Rushvine, bv Connersville, j Browns- vi ue, LtDerry, ana tronj tnence Dy; uxiora and Hamilton, in-, Ohio. 'V.V ';-V--.: 1 i; .'From Jackson j Post OffieeLby, New Lex ington, -New Washington and Bethlehem, to New. Castle in Kpntiickv: .." V From Winchester by way of NobfesyUle to Indianapolis, v .4. : rrom inajaiiaoolis to urawiorusviwe. ; t From Princeton, by Petersburg "Washing ion, uioomneia liioomingion, auu, juaruns vilje, to Indianapolis. .i;.Hv- ,r f - . ; , ',. From Rockford, by Portersville, to Wash ington. : ';.;'"; ' :' - :ri', : ' ;. v-v:.!i In JiUauttippi. - V From Columbus, by the ChoctaW -Agency, Jackson, Port Gibson, tGreenviHe, Washing ton, Natchez, and Woodville; to St Francis- vUIe, in. Louisiana.' 'JU:i "i, ''- J' ' '" ; , ) From Woodville, :by Liberty, Holmesville; Columbia, Augusta, and Winchester, to St. Stephens, in Alabama. :". V " ' I? ,'- 1- From Jackson, by Copiah 'Court' House, Monticello,; Columbia, and Ford's, to Shjields borough. ' u': .'iv' .-.r:;- .t . )s I -'' From Jack son, by Wikesburg, yarrenton; and the'Rocky Spring, to Pprt Gibson. From Washington, by Meadville,1 Monticel lo and Monroe. to Augusta. ; . , - . ' - From Greenville to Petty Gulf. J ' ; - From Columbus," by H amilton ancl the Cotton Gin Port, to the Choctaw Agency., : H, From 'Augusta Leaf River, and' Green Court House,' to Jalkson Court, House. f From Woodville to Pinckneyyille. . i Discontinue all other post roads in. 'said State, except those of the seats of Justice, so soon as the same can be effecied consistently with existing contracts . V-. . -',;.."..,(' , - . ' : ' ; . ' ' i' ' : "In Minoi. .'- "' - -. , From Springfield to Lewistown : ' ;., v From Carmi, by Fatrfield, to Varidalia. In Jllwsoizri. -.., '. , 1 From New London, onthe Mississippi river, by. Fayette,' to Franklin, on the Missouri ri ver ,;'", W' '; ' '' V'' ' ' From St. Louis,"; by St. Ferdinand-to St. Charles. 4 ';';,' ' V- ' ' ", : ' " .: ThathcPost Road now established on the south side of the Missouri river, fn'm St. Lou is to Boonville, shall pass by the seat of Jus tice of the county of Gasconade. v , ' ' " : ' i In Mbaina. '!('': . i- -' From Dale to Marengo. 2 Y-'i'f- From Greenville to Montezuma., f r s . From Montgomery to Coosawda. ("Discontinue the post route from Augusta by fort Jackson to Coosa wda. . ' 4 j-'-r-' j .And that Jthe postmaster General be a thorized, IT, by, hini thought expedient tn cause a mail to be transmitted by watf from the City of - Mobile to the City of New Or leans.. ,' . v ; .';;.;r - .j ' -.- . r 1 ..From Bellefonte, Jackson County, by Gun ter's LandTngV to Blountsville. i , . ; ,From Athens, Limestone county, by East port, to Florence. ,,: ' ; f ' '' -;' . In'J3.rkansa8 ' . . ' ' '.. From Hempstead Court' House, by Long Praire, to Natchitoches, Louisiana. From Little Rock to Monroe Louisiaftal And that "the j present route from Clark Court House to Natxhithes, ' Louisiana,4 be discontinued. ' r - '-.- '' V .'- Sec. 2; Jind bi it further endctedf That all pnst routes," which,1 ' hereafter wiuSin the tems of ' three successive years fail to yield one. fourth of the earpe'nse' incident (to tbe'es tablishmenV shall l be discontinued, by . the postibaster t general; unless in cases ." where it may be necessary as a ' connection! or cohi tiniiation of a totite'6r routes t -Prttvided Uo, That this section shall not be so construed as to! deprive the' seat of Justice' in eacli?county bfj one mail going to and from that town. V ; ; Sec; 3.' Jltid be it further enacted, (That the mail routes froiri MoVganton, by Crab O rchard Kirurwood. Armsrrohffi Cross Roadsi' Martin's ; Glady Creek' BHsburgi; Leetlsville, Beverly,7 j-xraveuers - iieposc. nuniersyijie' una rnuiKr MoxganstoytrbK Ftoui ilewisburg tdNichoIas Court .1 Iouse,f t o1 Kanaway; jCjoart 'Ioiise, in Vinrinia, be and the same; are hereby disoii tmued. v :--' , i ' ' ! ; . ; j Sec, 4. rid&'iifurtf the Postmaster Geiieral 'rna' 1 wliepever jiedeems it expedient;" cause1 the, mail to be trahspoft ed froml 't Charles ifi the state 6r MTs'uri,1 to FrankliK i saH.Stite; b the Weat of Jus tice of ? Callaway Tsin& Boone' ioMntjesr instead of j thej route w now,estahlished by. lajw $.ahd may also cause', tbe'i mailtofVb.e transported from Frankliu toLibertvrTh'Clav"countK : b v the seats of J u'stice of the; counties bfj Saline, Lillard and Ray, instead of, the route liow W Api'fwea, uarcn o, lo.;D. i , it 1 -,-v- An act . tp autliorize the lavlng out and'- 6b n- it Marys h Hirer, to the Cay of Tampa in. the y: cf .FlorIda--.,r -.V-: ?,-'"H ;':'. '' ternto-- oil - Li-fie enacted : bpl'thn X S&tifife twd Haute 'of J ,"biiimt' vr,ftie. untied aiazes oj mertcu n Coneresn asBehibfcrf. Th nt i h t PVp rt ent of the United Statas-be ahd, he is hereby authorized to cause to be opened in the territdry bf Flor ndrihencej pursuing-- the most i' direct Tand pracuca roi-teiio uoierajn, on tne St. wary 's . ec ' ?: AmlMit further ; enacted That the President be, and he is hereby, authorized to employ 4hvyoop4 i of ;the United States in T1!??.? schl rhanuejf i as net inay think T?PeT !n e cofnpetionr or assisting sx the comption of d.rpadf p . i;; i' dl- 4 &f&'TjM-H r).irf-VTnatfor defraying the expenseJofexurig said f road, the sum of twelve thousand xlbllars be and the s me b hereby annrbDriatedlt3b iraId; but of any money jn the Treasury, not otherwise. annronnatdd"' - - ' - ': Approved, Marcl 3 1S2S. 6f. Tauipniandlpuriiilug-tRe most direct andr bractical route to Wantohs in said territbrV 4 ir - qViJ Y H OU3 E & LOT at Chapel-Hill; The ly i hit contains four acreVand has on it convenient buildings. The terms will be low and accommodating, and possession given in May. : :--: SV.KivKOLLOCK. Chapel-nni, March 16, 1825 w3w. i "B7IROM Shocco Springs, on the 14.th instant, JT, a BAY- MA RE, 7 about feet : 9 inches hip-h in brood order. She naces fast, but - t holds her head low. vThe hair is scraped off the root.f her 'p&l-ffif v.t "'"' -i : -,' Any person, returning said Mare to the sub-. scnoer win De nanosomei v re warueri. . 1 y-.ZW jf.i -R'.'R. JOHNSON. , Warronton, March 17 ? ? ? 40 : ii- vf .egr ofcs lor f 3 1 S Agent for Abraham and: John BufoM, XX I sballioffer for sale on the 5th of April next, before the door of Mrs. Jeters Tavern, in Raleigh Eleven , Slaves Most of them are very valuable. Terms cash; or notes ne gotiable at the State Bank ahd payable on 5th July ncxL - v- , DUN, CAMERON. Orange, March Jl 6. -j- - .r..41ts. - I -: iNavt CoamissiowKMs Offick; i VA---;:? ; K -v: - - . w 9a jca, i825: THE Commissioners of the ' Navy;wiH rc . ceive .sealed proposals until 3 o'clock P. M. of tliej 30th AprirnexCfor theAvhHe oak, yellow .nine, and locust materials necessary for tHe hulls of seveni ' and the spars' of ten sloops ofj ar. .. , ' :-:r,i.--4?--'- ' .':'-i -,ft.c."': ; , . The materials Tor the hulls' -of ;fW," and for the spars of. three . sloops," to: be delivered at the Navy Yard; Charlettoxm lan. ' ; j 'For. the hull of. one; and- the spars of three sloops' tq be delivered at the Navy Yard, MrooklimL JewTorJc. '.? r,V. - For the hull and spars of orc sloop at each v- r . . of the NaVy Yards, at Portsmouth; JV. I. Pld- ladelphifi,! If nxhington, and Gotport Vd' ' The following detau "shows the materials required for the hull and spars of 6ne sloop of war by which, persons ofTerinffTnay be go- vcmeu.m maKing ineir proposals : Materials of White Oufc Two kpej pieces,- 52 feet long 16 by 23 . One do - do - 42 do inches. 'i Two keelson do ' . 52 do ' 16 by 13 One do do 5 42 do 5 inches. 1 Thirtyifbur hundred f cubic! feet promiscu ous timber, to average i 'forty feet in length ' 1800 of which, to square in the middle from 16 to 20 inches, and 1 600 to square from 14 tol8Jncte.':V,;:;;;i1 Eight thousand cubic feet of plank Stocksl frofn thir :y to sFxty feet,' and to average foi ty feet in le igtn,1 top end to be not1 less than teni inches, and the ,butt end not more than four teen inches in diameter. ': Two hundred and fifty knees, the 'arm to side eigh inches,' length of; hotiy six feet six5 inches, length "of arm four feet "six inches The whole to be of the best quality of white oak free from sap,: bad knots and ther de- ects. : i ."m-" :-''""; " " ; Materials of YeUo-a'-Pine-for mill. 11 nA r-. i u i mcuxuincn dd 32 do do ' 29 do do " 27 do do 21 do do es, moulded ;4 . cW 14 inches; to 3 do spring by the mould .in 2 td-d ches in 31 ft. II pieces 32 feet long each sided 15 inch 4 f 31'- dO'V d6 es, moulded 3f do ,28 do t do 13 inches, to 3 do 25 do - do sprmgbythe 3 1 do 2 do do moul.t 4 jn- chesjnl: ft. , to sprinsr 1 5 pieces 26 feet lg. each, 1 4 in. sq. I by ' a 15. db 25 do do 13 do . fmouloMA J in in 31ft; Three Ihousands five hundred cuhic feet plank stocks 11 to 12 inches square, to ave rage forty feet in length, none' less than thir ty i thew bole to be ot the best loner-leafed cioac-gnuMcu souuiem yeuow pine, emireiy r r- L' j t- .i .: iree i-uui isapw oaa &nois anu an oiner aeiecis. i . J Squared Strnr Timber. Length. Lower end. Top end. To hold larg- T"t..- inrhL- inrht A impncinnc 1 i oo o-u-. Ss -to t . Jit-irora low x wicwc uv v xo u y 3 - V7$ 1'- 20 JJ.er end, 8c 17 ft. 1' ;78 'i2'J 512v. :'74;25; i:.25'-i7- j iioiuuppu cuu. 1 8 ft. from low er end, & 46 ft. from upper end. 17 ft. from low- er end 13 1 1 2 70 11 4'19 Q 10 S, 10 51 26 - 26.. "20 lcwnd SparTtmber. i , , H ! ! - .-:-' r t i -u-u i-- i - Length partners or . : head or yard 'istinirsfVvl " -. arms.. ,'- ;.feetv imast 71 inches'. T. feet i inches 12 9 ,7 6 3 1 do; 49 L": vr". i 16 t!9 1 do 46 0,v-:vw''. ; 6 ;; ;"'-;-- 1 do 49 1 yard 74) 8 6 r 6 6 1 do' 65 do 59 i do I 4 '17 1 ..do: 561 . a ..,14. -'. - -5 1. do 38 t The"w tiole: toBe of the best, lonir-leafed hne-gTained southern yellow .pme, free from ad knotsysap,' and other "defects; , 4 .;" - i;5000 SpTinch Ibaisteails, if inches ; j:,6000 12 do VvvdaV ri : l db scuafe i The wlole of the timber must have been cut between the , Xst; of October- and the 1st of March, and must be delivered at the diff e rent yards as early as possible, tc certainly oifi or before jthe 3lst day of December next, sub ject.to the inspection, measurememy and ap probation j of : the commandants of the yards where i theitnaterials are delivered. 1 CnM(f fimrnaf a mnef Wm Ml"-' 4VV w rule oat umDer, Knees; y el low pine for hull, for the spars, and for the tree-nails t for each sloop of war,'rWhich ahy pereon may wish to supply. 1 1 the priced asked - per' cubic foot for the timber and par pieces ; per sided inch for ther knees Vnd per thousand for the tree- nm.9 ; v r siiucu; in woros ai lengrn. i 8 7C 5 20 ; ; 4 a FEW days sincev near Mf. Roberts' Sta. ble in this. Citv; a Silver Table 5poon. Apply at? this Office, ; . ; t w t Rafeigh;Msrch.24 S.V ; . - ; ;STATE OF: NORf H-CAROLINA. i-'. U 1 ;Secr'ary Ojjic&l IOTICE is herebygivenjthat by an act i3 '.off-the4.last -General -Assembly of ttiis State, a Board of Commissionejrahas been es tablished to sit in the City of,Raleigh; to pass on all claims fur. Military I and Warrahta' for services performed by the officers, arid J sol diers of the coritinentai line qf. this State -in the Revolutionary. War, which shall be pre sented, previous to the first datjrbf July f ext, after which time all such claims ar declared to' be 'forever barred. r. " . I ;( .. . ; This5; Board is composed of 1 his Excellency the Governor, the Treasurer and Comptroll er. , ! WM . H 1 LL, Scy of Sidte2 Raleigh, 4th January, 1825. ;; ", IV 1AKEN up; and committed to the Jail of 7 tt Wake County, on theth inst.a Negro Man about 20 years old; stoit built, dark complexion, who says his name is YEA RLY, and that he fwas bought of Col. Staplesi of raincK county,, v a. py a Air p.ammei, ?.wno he believes lives in some part of Kentucky, 8t has been ru na way more than 1 2 months.' The owner is requested td come forward, prove prqperty, . pay charges and take him away, otherwise'he will be disposedj of as, the law directs. SAMUEL H. PULLEN, Jailori llaleigh, Sept.27; V " ! ' 91 ': I Just received by J. Gates Son. Miner and l uliy on Fevers ' "' -, (.onH'a Stndv. of Medicine vols.-S ; . ' .Majendu.'s Phisiology ; ; . ; Beam's Plefts in Equity, - ' ; ' .: rX .- Archbold's Circuit P leading V; Johnson's Chancery; vol. 7th 5 Benedict's History of all Religions ' Dallas's Recollections of Lord Byrn f ; T Lue of Burke '. , Memirs of Goethe ; J Human Heart ! ?T -f; Tales for mothers ' : i ' Campbell's Theodoric ' . Lit con -' - . ; Lord Byron's Conversations I-ongs 2d Expedition - V Miss Wright's few Days at Athens r --r -f Valley of Shenandoah; 2 vols ; , " : Wolfe's Missionary Journal . I hatchers Sermons" '.- 15,000 Receipts a j ? J March 24T. '. ' . : Z ZZ' f V NAVT COMMlSSIOKtKs' OFFlK. I ; . !' ' " . , 18A February, 1825. IHE Commissioners of the'Navy will re ? r ceiye sealed proposals'' until three" o' clock P. M of the (l$th day of April next; for supplying the following Timber, viz ; . ; Al; the .Pine, Tiraiber, necessary; for lower masts, 'bowsprits, topmasts, lower yards, arid tbpail yards, for three ships of the line ; for 3 frigates of the largest class ; for 3 frigates of the smaller class ; for three sloop's of war f and for., three lower , masts- for schooners. For thirty- thousand cubic feet of squared Pine Planks Stocks, tq be :not less t tan thirty-five feet, and to averag-e forty-five feet in leriirth, of at least eleven; inches in diameter, arid of equalsize at top and butt.' One set of the masts and spars for the': different classes of vessels, and ten thousand , cubic; feet of the Plank Stocks, to be? delivered at'each of the Navv" Yards af Cliarlestown, Mass. Brooklyn, N. York,1 and Gospbrt; Va. .tt.?'l4i-' p Foi tvv;0 sets of Pine Bearris Ibt rigateiof the i largest ; class ; one set to be delivered at the, Navy . Yard at, Charlestown Mass. fahoV one set at Mosport, V a.:- ,j "'-,',:;-; and one set at the -Navy' Yard at Gosport, Va. . For fourteen X.ive Oak Beams fora Ship- of the Lsne, and eigh .Live, Oak Beams fora Frigate of the largest class, eleven pine pi e ces foi-"rnasts and spars, and bine pine beams for a ship of the Line, arid twenty-two pine nieces for masts and snara ind spars for a Pngate of the largest class, to be delivered! at thb Navy Yard at! Gosport, Va;- arid for ;five Live jDak Beams, for a Frigate, of thejargest class ; land 51 pine pieces for masts and spars for 3 ship, to - be delivered at the' Navy Yard at Brobk-lvn.N-iYork..'t--- V r- v' The-whole of the Pine timber rriust be of ther best long leaf, 'fine; grained, " Southern yellow pine and -all the timbe'mustvbefree frorri; sap, wanes; : ba(l knots, ; qr defects of a nykud - arid : subject" to ihe irisp ectiori' and approval of the SommaL V qf the several Yards, qr such bther persoa3 th t Commit sioners ol itue Nayy; iiiay appoint tor that purpose. ' -'' m -i h' ft The. proposals must: state the prices asked pe r cubic foot ahd mqst be made,, separate- ijr mi mc masts ui caul uass t( vlcoscis, ai each places4 ;PeKoriswisMri may obtain schedules of the pieces required,' for masts, spats, and beams. ?vith their se ver al forms and 'dimensions, . by applying in wai ting or oxnerwise to Uie Commissioners, or tq mt Navy'Agente at Boston, NeYork, Phila delphia, Baltimore; "Norfolk, Va; or Charles ton, S. C f?-,? i,?"-' f j' '"'f -j. I Tbe, Pine Beams and Plank Stock, and the Mast , ahd Spar Timber; roust be delivered on $r before lhb first, day :"'6f-May; 1826 1 arid. the! Live Oak! Bearris, on or ' before the; first No- vemher ntxfJ y.'l's-'. - ,r:4: 1 v All the Timber, except the Live Oak, must be felled, or must have been felled between the first November and the firstlMarch. - -For two sets ot tfine Beams tor Frigates pi the" smaller; class ; one set to bedelivere,d at -th Navy .Yard atf the City of Washington, .Koticc.; I fFHE subscriber; having at the last xFebrua- a,: ry term ot tne.uourt ot fieas tina uuaN ter Sessions, for the county of Wiifce, quali fie,i as- ExeCutrijC.qfthelast vill and testa--meijt of the. -lite looses Mordccai ; . hereby : : notifies all. persons having clajtrw against saui estate, trt present them, within , tlie tin?e pre, scribed by law, to. George ordecai, of tliey w i be barred of reco very . and all those ' in -debtexi. to;?siiidestat;;io Jake - immediate payment to him, he being authorized to set tie .said ertate " ;.r.'VANN WwMORDECAI, Executrix Raleigh March 23d, 1825.' ' . :42-2m Arid, will be published early in the 'Sumraer, ;; v; ; xgalks;&.seaton'; h yr - , Register of Debates in Ccrigress, ,tL9H;vi;';vbLUMx i.'-;;,;--. H'x-.v--. " Comprising: the leading Debates & Incidents ; ;. : i yyN of lUfis .. ' . The 2d Sessionrof tbc;l8tli Toother; withai. APPENDlconlaiiutig: . athe most important State, Papers & 4ublic, Documents, to which the Session has given birth.;: .v r v. f.. , a,- 1 To be printed on a Sup ef Royal Paper, "oc. 'taVo fcrrm, Brevier l'pe, 'double', columns :-: '---forming a large And and ample volume; (Cjp. Price, stitched in blue paper,' 3 (tollari. I SjibsCTipt5bnse'cived,'atrtUc of the National Jntelligenoeiv "d ? also at the r Bookstore of J. Gales & Son Rtelgli. t: - Navy.Co3iiss'ioxiins Qm'l ): v ; v;;V .y.9llVIarcJv 1825 -. ' IHE Commissioners of t lie Navy 1 Will ' re- . ll ftcsive Scaled Proposals until 3 o'clock, ' P. M. of the 3 1st May next for the following Live, pi,Ti$hber ''-? h ! j' ;; " .. For one 'complete frame, to be , cut to moulds, foi ? ''sloop; qfVar; anffoT 500 cub-t:. -feet' of promiscuous tirriber ; to be delivered at'the Navy-Yard near' Portsmouth. iW.JI, '..,', f -For.tisro Vcompletcmes, p tq'r pe v cut ' Ijo . ' moulds, Lfbrii sloops of war, .nd, 8500 cubic feet of promiscuous timber-; to be delivoled at tne xsavy-xara, iVf.rrowi4 . - For one complete frarne, cut to; moulds, for a sloop of war, and8500 cubic feet pf promiscuous timt-erj to be delivtred at the Navy-Yard, i Urookiijn, A, J' ' "' i : - tFor one complete frame, , cut to mqultls for a sloop of war, and for 500 cubic feet .of prbmjscuous timbeT ; to be delivered at the Navyard,iiZi.a:'"; -';- ' - For onecompetev frame, cut to' mbulctsy f6r a sloop of yar, and50O cubic feet of pro miscuous tiiriber ; to be , delivered at the vyard;"7fZtnoni For biie cbfnplete: frame cut to I mould?, fqr la sloop of war arid H50O. cubid feet of proraiscnbus timber to be delivered at tlie. Navy-Yard,'-or.Jj &i&'T : The prbmiscuoris -timber to be at rleast, IS feet longsidetl straight 'from ljtcil4incnes, roug'i squared, the rriculding war, ad to curve" fro mi 2 inches "to 22 inches', for every ' . ten feet of its length' v' ; , , f ': '. '- . .. The whole: to be delivered at-the respect- ' ivc Navy-Yards," on br before the first day of December next,, subject to 4hc inspection hteasureihenfj and approval of the respective; Commaridirig Officers of the Yards 'or oisuQh. . other persons, as 'the ; Commissioners of thp Navy may appoint.? '' j: ; ' '-f ,:, ; ','' .'.; '.; . i Separate proposals must be rxiae,fbr; tlu quaiitiiy to b,e delivered at each of the Yards which any person friay be disposed to, supply. : The Jieautiul Arabian fStailioo, ;Will ; yStand 'tli, ' ' ?f-riext season,' be-n --: ffV'j" nienca) at my Stat- (k; .. .. . uic, xuree . xnue from Warrent6ri,orr. the Stage road to Raleigh,' and will be let to -mares at'the m6derae-6um of Ten DnUavaiih sessbn, f paid Hvitlun '. the season, or Telyei Bolla the season expires i Sixteen Uqllava t6 insure, a mare in foal j' or Seven . Dollars' tht singl leap 5 "urid-50 cents to the groom in every in -stance The season will commence the first day of Marcbw and end th elast daj' of August 4 S YPHA ;is' a handsome sorrel, and most beautifully 'jkedf-re4.Wrie.irid tail ; he i upwards of fifteen hahds high eight yc-i? .- , btd healthy' andYigormi arid not inferior m J point of form or muscular power,' to ariy horse;. on the continent yand tit i taost 'docile aiumai Ibm-e w3een.i5f;,;l I .r'r " .' ..YlA vyas brought to America; fn the Unite dfStates frigate Constitution- and safer ly landed at New York in,Mav!l824-ISyphax 5 was obtained by-Ma Sfith..late. Ainericatt'Cohsu!, at "jhe Regency of Tuni:? and ipurchased from anA rab of high dis- tinctiqn, who valued hirix above any horse in ! the actual possession of the Bey or King of UrSYPHAX ; wnsJbale4 raj.;Wecca in the, , Kingdom q,YJaman Arabia Felix ; crossed . the Red Sea to Derra iu Nub?a- from thence through apart of tbebeert;.q:TiouPai'in trerran-r-therice ihroirgh the'rejgency of Trl "o' oli;;to ledulgrid in .ti; th Ariierjcari" Consulate in "the Jcit of ,Tuni -ras is certified by. .Mr.SriSuetV Potter, a gentleman bf honor 'and reipectabiliiy. ; vV , . Tothos0"lio wish Vo jais jfroni i tjiisde , servedlyf stock of hbrsesVilm genuixie; Ara bian, the present will be a favbrable oppor ' tunity; forn experience has lohg ' shewn "rt the;aq:Fantagw to be derived fi cm th im- and beautiful mitrk. "Fthinfe conliiitute him 1 const el Ution among? Stud Horses; , ! ivvw jjasiuraijc vriu oe proviueu lormarcji- ' Creenwood Warren," Jan. 14,' 22-tlsfX ,BLAt'K DEEDS T Eay Donadat thu n:rr provement ot our stock crossed with the Ara biaril c ':tX: , SYPH .CtV hirfi form?. muscuTar-A.. left uhh the horse, or they will be' fed with; gTaiulif; required iibut Tio' liabnitv for c;.ii dents or;escape.!-:ROBERT S: A?JSO-I ' ' " f'' .v ", J