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BY AUTHORITY.
Art art. confirminc an act of the Legislature
'! of Virginia, entitled An act incorporat
ing the Chesapeake and Ohio Cinial Com
pany," anU kn act of the State of Marylund,
confirming: the same; " I -A.P C -t
" Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Hepresentutivea of the United State bf'Jltnenca.
n Congres assembled. That the act of the Le
gislature Of the state of Virginia, entitled
An act incorporating the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, be, and tlje same is
hereby, ratified and confirmed, so far as may
be necessary for the purpose of enabling any
obmpanv, that may hereafter be formed by
the authority of said act of incorporation, to
sarry into effect the provisions thereof, in the
District of Columbia; witliin the exclusive
iurisdiction of the United States, and no tur-
VSec; 2. Jlnd be it further enacted. That
should the state of Virginia or Maryland de
sire, at any time, to avail itself of jtbe right
secured to it, by the twenty -first section of
the act aforesaid, to take and continue a ca
, nal from aay point of the Chesapeake anvl
Ohio Canal, to any other point vfithin the
territory of the D strict of Colambia, or thro'
' .the same, on application to the President of
the United States, by tue xec,utive oi a
' -state, the President is authorized, and em
- powered to depute three skillful commission
ers of the United S ates corps of Engineers,
to survey and examine so much of the route
of such canal as may affect in any manner,
the, navigation of the Chesapeake, and Ohio
. Canal.! The said commissioners, or a majori-'-ty
or them, hall asCertainj as t tar a.s practi
cablej whether the canatproposed to be con
structed by the state aforesaid 'will injure or
impede the navigation ot the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, and report td the President of
pie United States the facts and reasons on
which they may ground their judgment there
upon ; which report shall be sub mitted to
the Congress of the United States, at their
next session ensuing the date thereof, for
. their decision thereon ; and, if Congress' shall
be of opinion that the said Canal may be cut
y. in the' manner proposed as aforesaid, without
1 impeding or injuring the navigation ;of tlie
Chesapeake? and 1 Ohio Canal the same
jsnall be conclusive thereon.
Approved, March 3,1825.
J An Act to authorise the surveying and mak
ing a' road from Little Uock,' to Canton-
ment Gibson, in the Territory of Arkansas.
. I&e it enacted by the Senate and House of Re
presentatives of the United States of Jlmerica
in Congress assembled, Thp the ' President
of the United States be, ana he is hereby, au
thorised to appoint three Commissioners, vha
shall explore, survey, and mark, in the most
eligible course, t a road from Little Heck to
Cantonment Gibson, in the Territory of Ar
kansas; and said Commissioners shll make
out accurate maps of such surveys, a ccompa
nied with field notes, andcertify and transmit
the same to the President of the United
States, who shah cause the same to pe depo
sited In the: War Ofrice. , J- ;
; Sec.'2. Jlnd be it further enacted. That
said road shall he opened and. made under
the directi n of the President of the United
'States, who is hereby authorised to
the troops of the United States in the
tion, or assisting in the completion,
employ
comp lo
ot said
road. " -;.. k-' -;' :.-.. k:.:
f ': Sec. 34nd pel it further enacted Th2A
said commissioners shall each be entitled to
receive three dollars, and their Assistants one
dollar and fif y cents for each and every day
which tbey shall I necessarily be employed
in the: exploring, ', surveying, and marking
said road j and for the purpose of conipensat
. ing the aforesaid Commissioners, and their
Assistants, and for opening and making said
. road, there shall bej' and hereby is, appropri
ated, the sum of ten thousand dollari, to be
paid out of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated. j
Approved, March 3, 1825.
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An Act makingappropriations for certain
Fortifications of the United States, for the
year one1 thousand eight hUndred and
twenty-fife. 1 ( -i't: ': ' t
He it enacted 6y: the Senc ie and : House of
Representatives of the United States1 of Jlmer
riciX in Congress assembled, That the follow
ing suxis be, and the same are hereby, ap
propriated, to wit i v For" fortifications to each
specifically as 'follows' :v- - " ': ' 1 ' '
' For Benton's Point, si xtv thousand dollars! ;
For NewrUtretcht Point, ! forty thousand
ilollars"- s'" , (
For Vort Delaware', seventy-one thousand
six hunt tred and seventy -nine ' dollars 4 and
fifty cents ; " " .! " , " ' I
For Fort! Monroe, one : hundred thousand
dollars;' ,.- "". - 1
Foe, Fort Galhonn:' seventy thousand dol.
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, For the Fort at Mobile Point, one hundred
thousand dollars ;, - - '
For the Fort at Chef Mont eur Menteur.j
one hundred thousand dollars ; '
. For Fort Jackson, on the Mississippi, one
hundred thousand dollars ; . '
For a Fort at Beaufort, in North-Carolina,
thirty thousand dollars ; 4 r - f
For Forts at Cape Fear fifty thousand dol
lars ; - ;: f ;- .-f,: - . '
For repairs and contingencies, eight thou
sand three hundred and twenty dollars and
fifty cents ; - - .
For the preservation of the Islands in Bos
ton "harbor, necessary to the security of that
place, fifty-two thousand nine , hundred and
seventy-two dollar and fifty six cents : Pro
vided however, That the right of soil of said
Islands shall be -first vested in 'the United
States. . K-K-V ;- r-' .rv
For the armarrient of new fortificationsi one
hundred thousand dollars n t
' Approved, March 3, 1825. f
New Music for the Piano,
.Lf.-.k- ..-.t. ",-v.1.. 7 "".
Just received by J. Gales & Son.
- .- PIECES. :; ;
Selections from the Oratorio of Creation,
by Hayden. ' ; .
Overture to the Opera of Columella, by Ca-
raza. , ' V-V-vv-"--; ' !
Do to La Denna del Fugo by Rossini
The Cossack, an admired Russian Air with
vai'iatipns. . . , 4 .
Ne'er can the Rose, dow with variations.,
Di Tanti Palpiti, ith variations, by Latour.
Piu Dulci e Piacide. in the Opera of -Tan-credi,
bydlossini. ; ; . J ' ' i
La Feste de la Kosa, a favorite Sicilian
Aria and Waltz.
:, First of May, a favorite Hondo.,
Grecian Rondo. . . s '
Hungarian do. , . j
Favorite Waltz, by Mozart.
' Since then I'm doomed, with variations ;
O where will bonny Ann, a Scotch Air,
with do, ',":. ' " I '
Mrs. McLeod's Reel. - I
' Favorite Dances in Tom and Jerry, f
Madam de Neuville's; AValtz.
TheiBerlin do. "I
.Copenhagen ' do, c
St. Patrick's Day. . , y
The Campbell's are coming, or Hobnob.
Oh 'tis love, Basket Cotillion and Rustic
Reel.. ' V.i v.. ; '.j".t- ' I '
The Lavender Girl, arranged as a Rondo.
.::: . ! , SONGS. '
? A Highland Laddie head of War.
Ah! Cruel Maid. :
All that's bright miist fde. ,
And canst thou think because we part.
. Boys of S witzerland. ,
Brig-ht be thy dreams.
Crooskeen l-awn. '
Down the burn and through the Mead.
Di piacer mi balza il cor.
Every year impairs life's treasure, a Duet.
From Flow'rs which we twine for the tem
ple of love.
F;lr, far o'er hill and dale.
Father, thy word is past, from the Oratorio
of the Intercession. '
Go then, is vain.
Gathering of the Clans.
Here is the Glen. '
v Hurrah! Hurrah! a German National Song.
, Home, sweet home. . .
H irk! the Vesper Hymn is stealing.
I'll love thee as the wild bee loves. ,
I would the world have strayed.
Love tliee, dearest, yes.
Land of Love,. Romance and Glory.
Lord, remember David, by Handel.
My soul is dark, from Birron's Melodies.
, 31ost beautitul appear, 1 layden.
Mrs.Poe.
. Ne'er can the rose.
On a bright sunny morn.
Oh come to me when day-light sets.
Oh say; not woman's love is bought.
jDh tell me how -from love to uy
Oh banquet not.
Of a' the airs.
Orra Moor.
Pretty Sophy.
Poor senseless Mary.
' Peace be around thee.
Poor old Maids.
Roll drums merrily.' ;
Sweet is the tear that's shed o'er love.
Should those fond hopes.
' Sy, what shall be our sport to day.;
Soldier rest, the fightis o'er.
. See, the dawn from Heaven is breaking.
To sigh yet feel no pain, i ,
Take this rose.
: To Ladies' Eyes:
They're a' noddin'. ,
The all of life is love. "
The Pirate'lover, v " i .
The Harrier's Song. . - i -
The Chieftain. -
The Crystal Hunters.,. r
The Castihan maid.
' The Peasant Boy. J
When the v eary sun tleclihetby , ; ., ;
Where Hudson's murm'ring billows.
Wiien Charles was deceived.; i :
.Who'll buy my love-knots.
Waters dfElle. , -
When loye, was a child.' !
Besides the above, J. Gales & Son have
; great variety of Music and Songs on hand.
April 7.1 V 1 s dr . 45-
JTH E undersigned having admihisteredat
41 the last Feb. term of Wake Uounty Court
to ihe Estate of Johnston Britt, dee'd. late
of said County, all persons being indebted to
the said deceased, are hereby required to
pay their respective debts to him;' and all
those to whom the said deceased stood indebt
ed, are desired' to send in their accounts to
the subscriber for settlement, v
r r WM. FORT.
Wake C punty, April 4.1 U 46 3t
BI4ANK WARRANTS
for sale at this office.
' ' 3uy eiTile School: ,
f J1HE subscriber will, on Monday the . 9th
1. 'dayvofMay next, open an Kngjish School
in this place, on the following terms, viz ,:
For Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, - $5
' Grarrrniai' and Geography ' -6
per Schola r for 6 months, " -t .
WM. LIGHTFOOT.
. " Ralei.erh.iAnril 4. ' - 45-; . t
CYiff's Sale.
WILL be sold at the Courthouse of Hyde
county,, on the 'last Monday of i April
next,the following Tracts of Land," or so much
thereof as will pay the Taxes due thereon
with all accruing .' costs 'fqr the year 1823 :
65 acres listed by Caswell Gaskins," adjoin
ing Casoh Gibbs and others, ' T J
50 do by Jos. Wade, adjoining Isaac Tay
lor and others. ' V" t
140 do Iichard Hines, adjoining Washing
ton Gibbs and others. - : m : ? ;
300 do Wright CJ Stanly, adjoining J. B.
Jasper. '"'.:'" ;:- f. ; 'H -
;. 100 do property of Jno. Mavson'a heirs,
adjoining Jno. Ensly'a heirs and the lake.
MarO 10. - HENRY GlBBS,Shft.
MY Negro Woman VINA ran-away from
roe some time in the month of June last.
She has lost her left hand, a middle sized ne
gro, aged Jibout 35 years, quite black,! some
of her upper fore-teeth out. . It is supposed
she will en Jeavor to get to Norfolk in Virgi
nia, as she was raised by Jesse Armstrong
within 15. miles of Norfolk. I expect some
evil dishonest person gave her a pass, which
perhaps, may have every appearance! of a
genuine on 2. -But as she is so very notable,
I hope that some honest citizen will discover
the imposit on, and write me a line to Somer
field Post Office, Guilford county, N.. C.
(Briice'sX Roads,) and for their trouble I
will handsomely reward them. '
, I JAMES PIERCE.
' March 11,; 1825. 3t !
SIXTEENTH CLASS NEW SERIES.
To be dfawisi on the 11th May, and finished in
a rcw minutes 60 numbers 8 ballots tube
drawn.
SCHEME.
1
Prize of 50,000 is $50,000
1
1
2
1
20
,30
52
. 156
1248
10,608
of
20,000 is
10,000 is
20,000
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
10,000 x
10,000
4,720
20,000
15.000
5,200
7,800
24,960.,
106,080
5,000
4,720
1,000
500
100
50
.'20
10
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
is
'12,130?
22,100 S
S273,760
34,220
Whole tickets $9
00
50
Quarters
$2
1
25
12
Half 4
Eighths
The pride 6f tickets will be advanced to
Ten Dollars the 10th of April, (if any remain
unsold.)
Orders, postpaid, enclosing the cash, for
tickets or shares, will be thankfully received,
and promptly attended to, if addressed to
YATES & MclNTYRE,
44 : ! -' RaIiKigh
ILEASE OF THE j i
Xev T?oyetterc Hotel.
THIS HOTEL has been recently erected
in the town of Fayetteville, on extensive
and convenient plans, and in a substantial
and elegant manner It is situated on one
of the mairj streets (Hay street) very near
the Town House, and has large back ots for
Stable lot, Garden, &c. &c. 1 J
There is a beautiful suite of Dancing Rooms
upwards of severity feet long, which are con
vertible into private parlours by means of
r 1 .. . ! -
ioitung aoo 's. - 'j
The'' Bar, Baths, Kitchens & Wash" House
are plentifu ly supplied with excellent water
fiomthe Hay mount aqueduct. -The propri
etor has tak eh )Ieasure in having this Hotel
made compl ete inevery respect ; and a com
parison may safely be challenged for it with
the Hotels ij the United States.
Persons ishuig to leased are recommend
ed to-view the buildings. Applicants att a
ilistance can be furnished with plans of the
different floors, &c. and they are requested
to apply for terms (if by letter, post paid) to
Robert Donaldson, or to Martin. Macpherson
sen. 1 he most satisfactory j references will
be required.) : .. .'.! : -' ' - j :
Fayetteville, March 23. : 43 3t
TAKEN: VPJ
A ND committedto the Jail of . this county,
IJL on the21st inst. a Negro Fellow, sup
posed to be a runaway slave, who says his
name is Cornelius Jones, and that he has lived
in New-York four or five years last past, but
cannot, or wlil not name the state, county, or
town in which he was raised. ? He is about
hye feet, seven inches high, black icomplex
ion, with a small scar over his right eye, rand
and one near the; corner of the siiue. His
dress is a drab pea-jacket,: blue round ditto,
and duck trowsers. He was' brought to this
place in the schooner Hetty, . W right, last
from Charleston. -The owner is requested to
come forward, prbve property, pay charges
and take hinnj away, or he will be dealt witli
as the law directs. ; , t ;
1; JOS. GARRETT ShfT.
y Washingtdn county, Nov. 23, 1 824. 19-6m
' (L V; eerie s.-fc-f
fllllE subscriber has lately received a cnn.
JL siderable
accession to his former stock.
and having
eriibled to
made favorable purchases, he is
offer them as -cheap as thev can
be obtained
after, will be
elsewhere. His business here
for Cash exclusively. "
H. HILL.
BaleTgFfcb7, 1825;
33-tf.
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fTPIIE subscriber havinsr at tlie
last Fshrua-
I ' ry term of t h e Court of Plefi a ndj Quar
ter Sessions, for the county of WakeJ quali
fied as Executrix of the last wi
menti of the late Moses Mordecai. hereby
notifies all persons having clnims against said
estate, to present them within tpe timje pre
scribed by law', to George Mordecai, qr they
will be-barred of recovery and ;il those in
debted to said estate, to make; amnjediate
payment to him; he-being authcriked to set
tle said estate. o;" ? ' - ? v-'X-' ' : f ' ,;'') ,
. , . ANN W. MORDECAI, ijxeclitrix.
Raleigh March 23d, 1825. j 42f-2m
te luYes s
And wilt be published early in t!
GALES & SEAT ON
Regis ter of Debates in Q
A 4 Volume I. '
Comprising the leading Debates
&; Incidents
;.-''. or
The 2d Session of th
i Consress,
V.
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Together with an APPENDDii' feonfaining
the most important State Papers JSc Public
Documents, to which the Sessioii hai given
birth.
To be printed on a Super Royal
Paper,
oc-
tavo form, Brevier Type, double columns
-forming a large and and, ample' volume.
(Tr Price, stitched in blue paper, 3 dollars
J Subscriptions received at lite ! Ofiice of
. the National Intelligencer, an4 - alsof at the
Bookstore of J. Gales &, Son, "Raleigh.'
r 1 11 in 1 - 1 1 . - - j "j;
. NaVX COWMISSIOSKTIS QiTljbE,
;,,q,u.'! . , . 9th March,. j825.
tilE Commissioners of the Navy will re
1 ceive Sealed Proposals, until 3 o'clock,
P. M. of the 3 1 st May, next; for the following
Live" Oak Timber, viz . : -'j'.L i ; '
For one complete frame, tp be fcut to
moulds, for a sloop of-war, and for; 500 cubjc
feet of promiscuous timber ; to: bedelivered
at the ; Navy-Yard, near Portsmouth A". H.
For two complete, frames, tQ be cut to
moulds,' for sloops' of war, and; 8500 ' cubic
feet of promiscuous timber. to bedelivered
at the Navy-YaTd, CArfesorn, Jlfassi
: For one, complete frame, cutl to mould si
for a sloop of war, and 8500 cubic ; feet of
promiscuous tim er; to be delivered at the
Navy-Yard, Brookiyn, JV. TV jj T
For one complete frame, cut to moulds,
for a sloop of war, and for 500 cubic: feet of
promiscuous timber ; to1 be delivered at the
Navy -Yard, Philadelphia.
For one complete fmme, cut
td
moulds,
for a sloop of war, and 500 cubic
feet of pro-
miscuous timber ; to be delivered at the
l at tne jsa
to moulds.
vy-Yard,- IVasMngton. ? . ,.: ?
For one complete frame, cut
for a sloop of war, and b500 cubic feet of
promiscuous timber ; U be delivered at the
Navy-Yard, Gotport, Va. :
, The promiscuous timber to be at least "!2
feet long, sided straight from 11 1.0 14 inches,
rough squared, the nv-.ulding way, 'and to
curve frpm finches to 22 inches f for every
ten feet of its length. .."., 'j.-'Vi'
lvhe whole to be delivered at ;he respect
ive Navy-Yards? on or before the fifct day of
December next;-subject to the inspection,
measurement, and approval of th 2 respective
Commanding Officers of the Yardii, or of such
other persons as the Commissioners of the
Navy may appoint. , ?
. Separate proposals must be mar e for tho
quantity to be delivered at each oftbe Yards,
which any person may be disposed to supply.
The Beautml Arabian; Stallion J
Will Stand .the
next season,' (be
ing hii jfirst in A
merica)at my Sta
ble.. tliree miles
from Warrenton,on the Stage road t!o Raleigh,
and will be let to mares at the moo erate sum
of Ten Dollars the season,1 if . biid , within
the season, or Twelve Dollars, if paid after
the season expires ; Sixteen UogaA to insure
a mare in foal ; or Seven Dollursl the single
leap ; and 50 cents to the crroom iii every in
stance. The season '.will commejiee the first
day of March, .and end the last dajfbf August!
SYPHAX is a handsome sorrell and most
beautifully narked, red mane and tail he is
upwards of fifteen hands high ; eight years
old, healthy and vigorous, and not inferior in
point of form or muscular power, tdanv horse
on the continent ; and the most Mobile animal
1 have ever. seen. - - I - ;
SYPHAX was brought to America- in the
United States' frigate Constitutionj and safe
ly landed at New York in May 1824. t Syphax
was obtained by Maj. Townshend! Istith, late
American Consul, at the Regencylof Tunisf
and war purchasetl from an Arab ojt high dis
tinction; who valued him above, arry horse In
the actual possession of the Bey br-Kincr of
Tunis. ' ' v1 ' '
i SYPHAX was foaled near Mecca,' in the
Kingdom of Yeaman, Arabia Felix crossed
the Red. Sea to Derrain Nubia from thenCe
through a part of the Desert, to ltaoulla, in
Terran thence, through the regency of Tri
poli, to , Beledulgerid and : fiom jihence ; to
the American Consulate in the 'city of Tunis
as is certified by Mr. 2 Samuel CJ; Pot ter, a
gentleman of honor and respectability. -
t To those who wish to raise froni this de
servedly stock of horses, the genuine Ara
bian, the present will be a favorable oppor-v
tunity ; for experience has long shewn us
the. advantages to be derived from? the im
provement of our stock crossed with the Ara
bian, f - . . v . j -i -,y 1 '
.: SYPUAX's high form, muscular powers,
and beautiful marks, I think" constitute him a
constellation among Stud Horses, j 1 - ; I
V Good pasturage will be provided! for mares
left with the horse, or they will be fed with
grain if . required 5 but no liability. ibr acci
dents or escapes ; ROBERT 11ANSOM.
Greenwood Warren, Jan. 14. 22-tlst4. ,?
' i
ief Summer,
cfrigress,
STATE OF TNOftTH-CAROLtNA.
f i-; . V''- ; --A'-i Secretary s Gfice.
OTICE Lf hereby given, that by n act
Vof the' Uast ' General 'Assembly of this
State; Boar.l of Commlionershlis bten es
tablished to sit in the City of Rleih, to pass
on all claims for Military Land -Warrants fr
services performed by .the officers, Riid sol
diers. of the continental line 6f til rs State in
the R"evlutvonary. War, -which shrill be pre '
sented prt-vious to the first da b1 Julynext,
after which time atfsuch claihiS are. declared
to be- forever barredV ? ' r ;:r -rv. ;
This tloam is composed of his Kscellency.
the Governor-tlie Trei?wrer nl Comptroll
er. - ; t WM. -ID Ll., Sctf of Xt&te.
Raleigh 4th Jauuan 125. ' . .. 1 ; ;
rAKEN iip and committed to the Jail of
. s 'Wake County, on" the 24th inist. a Negro
Man about j 20 years old, stout -bttiltl dark
complexion, who says his name is -Y'EARLY
and . that he was bought of Col. Staples "of
Patrick county, Va. ;by a Mr -' ammel,' who
he believes lives in $ome ptirt of Kentucky, St
has been runaway more than 12jxionths.' The'.,
owner is requested to come forward, provn
property, pay charges and take limn awav,
Otherwise he ..will be disposed of as the law
directs. SAMUEL II.-P.ULLENt.Jailojv
.Kdei.erh, Sept 27. ; ...... ." t J il
- . f NAVX CoMMlXStOKRPs'OFFJCK.
. .. . f . . . 1 8r A Februarys 1 825. '
HE Commissionersof . the Navy will re
t ceive sealed proposals until three o'
clock P. Mjf7the i ..15th day of April next,
for supplying the following Timber, viz :
AH the Pine Timber nfceessary fbr lower
jnasfs,; bowsprits.' topmasts, lower yards, ai)d
topsail yards, for threes ships of tit'e line ; for
3 frigates of the largfist class ; fofr 3 frigates cvf
the smaller class ; for three sloops of war ; and
for three lowerr masts for - schooners, j Ftr
thirty thousand cubic, feet of squared. Pine ;
Planks Stocks,tb be not less than thirty-five
feet, and td average , forty-five fect in length, .
of at leaiit; eleven inches in diameter, anil of
equal size .at top and butt. ; One set -jf the
masts ami spars for the different classes of
vessels, and ten thousand cubic feet of the . 4
Plank Stocks, to'be'-delivered at each of the ;
Navy Yards at Charlestowr Mass. Brooklyn,
N. York, and Gosporti .Va; - j ; .
;";;For two sets of Pine Beams fbr Frigates or
the laVgest xlssjs l one set; to be. delivered :t
the Navy. Yard t Charlestown, .-..Mass! and
one set at Gospbrt, Va. . . .,.;?.?
... For two sets of .Pine. Beams for. Frigates o?
the smaller "class ; one set to be delivered at
the Navy Yard at the City of Washington,
and one set at the Nayj'Yard at GosporC Va:
For fourteen Live Oak Beams for a Ship of
the Line, and eight Live Oak Beams lor a
Frigate of the largest class, eleven pine pie-"
cYs for masts and spars, and. nine pme beams
for, a ship of the, Li tie,-.and twenty -vo pine
pieces for. masts and sparsTor a Frigate -of tho
largest f lass,, to be delivered at the Navy
Yard at Gospoft, Va. ; and for five Live Oak
Beams, for a Frigate pfthe largest class j and
51 pine piedes for masts and spaTs for a ship,
to be, delivered at the Navy Yard at Brook
lyn, N York; ' . ; ,y ' ; -y i.
. The whole, of the Pine timber must be n'
the best long V-af, fine gi-ained, Southern,
yellow pine and all the timber must be free
from sap, wanei bad knots, or defects of a
ny kind, and subject to the inspection and
approval of the Commandants of the several
Yards, or sucirother1personsas the Commi
sionersi of the "Navy-'may appoint; for: that
purpose, j ' ; v.Vr.' ' ;'
The. proposals musC state the prices asked
pe r cubic foot ; and lmist be made separate- -ly
for th e m asts of each class of vessels, at
each place. Persons wishing to contract,
may obtain schedules of the pieces required,
for masts, spars, and beams, vith their sever
al forms and dimensions byapplj ing in wrU
ting or otherwise tothe Commissioners, 'or ti
the Navy -A gents at Boston, Ne w-York, Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Va. or Charles-
ton.'s: c.:-' '. . '-'
The Pine, Beams and Plank' Stock, and thi
Mast" and Spar Timber, must'be delivered on
or before "the first day of Mayp.826 and the
Live Oak Beams, on or before the first -November
hMt;';,i;';':,-r'',.
All the Timber; except the Live Oak, must
be felled, or must have been felled between
the first November and the first Mrch. ,
.it . -1 ,
oiaie 01 in orin-uaroanay
, Edgccomb Counhh
r Court of Pleas-and Quarter Sessions, : '
- February, Termv1825. :
Titus Moore, Original attachment -Danl
,; w. Hopkins -summoned "as girr
Thos. House'. 3 hi.shee -. : - -
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Cour
that the Defendant is not a resident of this
State r It ia! therefore ordered, that publica-
tion be made far three months in the HaleigU
Register, for the Defendant to appearat the
next Court ;of Pleas" and Quarter Sessions
be held for said County at the f.o irt Elousa
in Tarborough; dn the fourth Monday if Iay
next, plead, answer or demur, or final judg-"
ment will be entered against him. . ' ' i ;
Witness Mich'l Hearn, Clerk ofsatd Court
at Tarboroughv the fourth . Monday of Febru-,
ary, A.' D. 1825 v M. II EARN, C. C. '
On the Cape-Fear River, between Fay-
.. - eueviuc ana vv umington. -i -
IT is my irtention, to j recommence the.
Works for the Improvement of the Cape-
Fear River .between Fayetteville and Wil
mington, as early as the season will admit;
Any number of labourers wbVchoose toap-'
ply will find immediate employment. ' t -
v.uwners ot negroes will do well to embrace
this opportunity of engaging them in a Work '
where theVwages are liberal and promptly
paid, the -provisions are wholesome and
bundant; and. every attention will be paid to
their cleanliness1 and health
-. HAMILTON FULTON,
39:f V Stlfttc.Unc;nci:'
Marcv9,
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