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VOL. V. . ' ... . - .- - - -
from an Irifi paper.
DWYER, . ,.
The srxsh rebel c h i e r
This Yry extraordinary man,
vho ever fince the i ate; rebellion
has m:inuinej himfeU" and his gang
nt'ieiecefiof the Wicklow moun
ls conflantly routing all offer
Umiieflv and pardon, and mock-
lag
arii biiiiirig ail attempts u ic
deitroy him in conlequence oi
n
verunnt, nw uueumea iwic
th -n ever an objeft oi public at
teniion and curiofity in the United
Chcf bumble and obrcvire hi (lory
of the eaWy life of this dfperado
prefents nothing worth' of notice.
13orn in the wilds of Wicklow, his
iirfl Situation in lite was that ot a
cow-buy, and afterwards employed
in tanners yards, until the.breaking
out oi the late rebellion, at which
'time, being about fix or-leven and
twenty years of age, he ranged
himfeU, with enihuudfm, underthe
banners ol inTurrettion ; and tho'
always foremolt in danger, had the
jrood fortune , to , rctiie unhurt
trough all the battles ol that deplo
rable come 11. When the rebellion
was put down, and mo ft ol the
leaders, withilujr partitas ha.Iiea
ed-to avail themfeivs ql the al of
;,nmett Dwyei rejaedhe mer
citisl otitis ot tiu government,. and
N.iihdre.v, accompanied by a cho
icn bind, into the laftnefles of his
xjauve mountains, where he . has
fuae kept his ground, bidding de
har.ee to ali the 'parties fent out a
gainit hiai. There is nothing more
i-vtr-iordiuarV in what relates to
- . . it A rk. A. J V
tins man, than his furpriung nieans
ot obiainin . iccret into, nation.
i On a certain night three men. who
r.id before, we believe, been pri--att.s
in the Meith militia, and one
ti whom was ths h;ll that adn.inif
t;:rtd to his then chief, the oath ol
a a U sited irifhni.n, fuddeniy de
igned Iro'ii h.is g-ing. Dwyer in
ftani.lv coiichiiitd th .t hewastempt
c l tii? levird to bjtrajsinrn, ot)
w hiclTliot on y.feMihcYre-c.-ivei
a c o i i!tmut;o t j' IrowiSicVn
ih's ris, but .alto inteiiigcncr of
tiie nuht on which thev v.re to
f.-tout'tor t:;c purpofcot fecuring
hint. Bein, iv?. they thought, wcli
ecquijtd itii all his1 haunts and
lctircments, they made little d inbt
oi their fuccels, 'out were way laved
b;,' DwyiT, who pat them to death
ni. liis own haau, not lufFering
his companions to inlLrlere in what
he cdnhdered, 01 atiail ifprefent
e i to be, his j 1 ft and perfonal re
venge. Alter tiris, h.Jvvcver, he
became moie' wiy-and fufpicious
of fome of his aliociates, snd there
fore jnvitintr th;,le on w7hom he
could lead rely, t;; a dinner in a dif
taiit quarter, he .after the featt was
over, told them that as there was
no longer any c nance of French
adiHance, and the'people in gene
ral feeined di'pofjd to iubmiiTion,
Jic tound it in vain to hold out any
longer; he muR, of courfe diiinifs
t'.iern, and advile them to difperl"?,
and return to their families, but nc
vei again to appeal in the vicinity
of thole mountains. The whifky
punch was then circulated until
his companions became inlenfihly
drunk, and when they awoke from
-.heir debauch, could tind no traces
d their Lmr leader, who foon
recruited his lofs by the acceilion
'f others, on Whole fidelity he
ou!d kave more dependence",
h niu(t be a matter ot aftoniOi
3 citt f ut a n a i i ve , powdr f u 1 and vi
gilant governmentcould ever fuc-
eed in exterminating this banditti
om thefe mountains, however
-cult or inaccelhble they may
" h appear. The rebel,
viio iiiitimately acquainted with
1 1 ; e t o pojj a p hy 6 i tij e p 1 a c e , h as his
regular viets and Icouts upon the
'P''Ve,. iairthe mod advanta
oy ru-Kl0 on the aopear-
luanicrVL or the approach of
r tuotris: t - - K
;i e-
nera mutleF to thofe hardy defpe
radoesi; They are generally fuper
in tended by the chief hiinfcll, oi
his brothcr-inslaw of the name ol
Byrne, a;. determined fellow, in
whom alone he placeman unlimited
confidence,. They iire both gieat
adectsat difguifing their faces and
perfons, and are thought to pay
treuent vifits to the metropolis,
though they never have, been de
tected. Dwyer is an active vigo
rous re'low, about five feet eight
tnchesihigh, with fomething' of a
itoop about the (boulders. He ha
i ruddy complexion, with lively
prnetrating eyes ; and is kid to be
vvoriderfully patient of fatigue, and
tearlels of every kind of danger.
IriJJi InfarrcBion. fe
The following accouct of the late infurrec
tion is contained in a private letter fiom-
Dublis, which wc ctpy iiom a l-tc JLoa-
dcu paper.
DUBMN, ACCU1T IC
c Various conj.ctuics prevail
hsrc as to tbc'fyftem thi c:c:ttin
confpiracy, trom which lo much
Hill apprehended. Among theheft
informed political circles it is laid
t have com nenced . fjon after the
prifor.crs had expofid llvlins
oi the United Infhmen, in 179S.
Ten of the mall ' tiled and ititclir
gsnt' uf the ddilVe&rd farmed a fo
ciety, each ot which afterwards
formed a lociety of ten ;'atid caci":
of .thefe ten fcinied a iocict of r
fim.ilar number, each man choohu
h.s accomplices fiom among thole
chajaciers with which he was veil
icuaiatcd kkftmg of courle, foi
his t)wu iecunty, thofa who haa
proved their fidelity to. the ciuk
durxrg'tlie late mlurrelio:v. Tb,
iui-cciii c a rpo;titm?t of locictci
in this way went on progreflively.
until it was fo expanded to em
urace z t.ke vctian jnfurgen s.
Fh-n every polhble aClivity wai
mploycd to make profelytes am. nig
Orangemen, In ih;s piuiuit they
nrz unfOi i ifnatcly .too -Ivicce's-.ul,
i n c o I q u : n c e of th d ; fg u t c 1 1 f d
tle "rrianner -bf sccur; pi ming
union, and by the cirvuaitan
iii.dcr v.'b;ch it v.ts- propohd.
u
.ho
CC3
disnts rei'iUd toon thai
occntKMi had notoriwudy the eft e:ct
of dti rus'i iiiJ the inint and dim;r.ifh-
the i. umber ot ihe ii:yahlts;
Willi it U encouragcp nit .ims-diin
cut! mud 'he relolutLon of the d.iai'
fected.1 It was conhdered by the
one ai ?. vo jf of in latitude on the
1 l 'I ' 1 t. y U. . . . r. . 1
vr
p .it of thi iSritifia cab.net, uhh it J
was felt by the other as an addition- j
al irntatidii. Duricg the difcuilion
of th s rn alure, thcrriorc, the pro-
j a .u ion of the pK-itCt w js atccie
rUed,iijd very maoy ot the Orane
iien aie i.id tahav coiielg u vn.i
the crdevdiit UniUd Irilhmen ; a
.iiong whom :t 13 even fuppoled tha
tome ot them hav taken a decid
ed lead ., . Th s coq'.'p tracy is thei
fore undciltood io comprehend a
HelcrTption of petlons and be
tounicd on luch utmciplcs as to ef
cape the odium (nc waver. their ob
jects may be conhi,red m other re
ipectV; which attached to the for
mer' rebellion, narieiv, that of bc
icg ,thc "Contri vane; cf a mere reli
gioUs icki. Th .unexpected .and
extraordm iry ohicnof the conten
ding parties, who by th? ir cojue5 ; j
naa io long mangled ano dutractea j
Ireland, will icrve to ihsw you j
tlut the evils wh4:.-Hj ; prrvious to
i'th? union, opprclled perhaps, by
one -party, are r.ov feverely 'felt by
all. TUele evils it is unnecefTary
tor me to cieicrjbr they are already
known to th woild and to the mi
nillers, .and tkey are luch as a fct.of
men ddpoleu :o gmeroh'.y
cr juf-
t:ce womd be
anxious to , remove,
Sverely however, a&' they might
have operated, particularly fmce
the union, I afl'ure you the lorcneh
0 the public feeling was ccrtfidVr
ably aggravated bv thc dilappoinl
meat ot our expectation, that L'ird
aMoira would have beenappoiatcito
the lord lieutenancy of this country.
Had this our old, active and able
advocate been lent to govern us,
his preface wou! i have afforded
an ample and latit;a'lory guarantee
that no ir.j a (lice would hive been
tolerated lhat ro feverity would
nave been even m-ditated. The ex
peflation of rslief and improvement
j which his appearance among us
t HOuId
lufficifent'
lent delpc
the idea of'
Anguine det!
that- if he cv
impoffible to p
portion of the j
fchemcs. 1 w
prelent povcrntnen
fed theml'elve? to th
elty but merely
tilaly again ft the pcopl
ducc content thni
viimrs 01 a minuter ca
uut to r-tuni to tne
tion with whi- h I f"t out
a:d chat the cngiral fcciety of
Ccaltitutes the directory oi the i
lureentf th air f.-r.T tl'.rin all urr!i'!.s
. hu., ana ate cotr.n.unicated toihn
I ajcomphecs through the lame -ndi-
vicsuiji by wheja me ong nation
was promoted. 1 ou wnl mceive
rom a confiueraiuiri
p it) 1 1
that
that it d;ff-jrs rtuter;ali,y
!!ffl
of the U. lrifhmrn, as tiffined by
O'Couner said Kni:net bfhie th.
committee of tl;e JviHi i'ai ! amcti t.
Under the former lyltern thcie wa.
i mfl indjfci iminate mixture of all
the members of tire conlpirscy, nn'd
it is frequently in the lands; under
the preterit, it is impoiTU'lf iov one
to five iriform!i; ugj.'iift any ce::
fiaeruble number of individual-, lii
ne has no o p p o r t u n i t y of k n'c. w ; 1
nure t'laa the lociety from h:th
ue fiiunatcd,- and in winch l-.e 1.
fldtiontdi : Under theic cacum
iiunceSj 1: is diiHcult to procure lu
formation to any great er.tent.
it is even fulpctUd that yet govern
fnent knows nothing very prccik
on ttia luUjetl. 1
" 'i'h s of cout fe incresfef. th n
larm, ar.d renders ufpicioo n:.or.
r x e...five lo extcnfive ludeed, a
i ccrnpUiely to interrupt the fr.uk
miei courle whicn prevjor.hy t t)i -ajv4
ul;. fXifted between ra n ar.d
riuii. h jiinidibte as th:s confpira-
, , . . . r .'
m.iy appear, u thuic vc y.; u
: t:.e n.O L fin cere nldf.irp. t,. f.e ir.-
i that it h
ids out no cr.cou
. hi "to us views of
ra.nrrit to th-
1 lOdpdite onihisc-n itry,to whom
us membets proofs the m 11 cr.ei
nmitd h .-fti i j r y ,h v:s thir hope
to accom.d Hi a' feperation fro:.
gl;a wiihout any t:hor forergu
I i u-- in this, th
r r - 1
c 1 n i 01 rsitoi s
vv h .!
4 i'-ave been air-it:'.;, who ventu-e t
1,
wom plain of trie ludr 11 of their
cv-'utji rvu7'n. a-d to i iH fv then
owaconducl, 11 ill fpr..k
terms .f
horror o: tne iora or iiir.-r.iii: to ii
iniidjous proftfh ns of the French
rover ament." .
"win. hTTij). "
A. the C-urt-nuft it? CV hinau un the 1 1th
I't.iy .' A:xt " ' frxtt
ytlli foll-vvin T-. ..-cU of Lnd.
or fo r:uch thcijt as will i r'isfr the
Taxcs due thereon Tt the Vers iJJoi'and
v ith tUe contingent Charges :
1 85 Acres, givn in by William Cordon,
lying m the Waters of Muddy Creek.
"lo Acre-, given inby Jacwb Hiiies, cn
the Waters of Muddy Creek.
iji do. given ia by John Liueback, in Cap.
Woodfork's Diftr.tt-
1 15 do. givci in Robert Bailey, on
Kl-.ies Creek. .
227 do. given in by Denjmin Fuel, on
Hugher.'s Crcrk.
100 Jo. given y.i by Jo!.n Capp, on Blu.es or
Lick t ieek.-
250 Jo giver inV.y vVilliam Siepl'tns, in
Caj.iaio Maf;;r'. Da.rift.
yb do. given in by Richii rrai?, on Mud
iy Crv.ek.
"190 Jj. givrn in Ly job.n ViUion.. -
3 2sd3- given in by 1 horn ? s nans in
Maker's PiUrUt."
1 5 o do. given in ty Lni'ii'cp-tier 'layic,
IN
Vi irk hind's
Oi.hia.
100 do", given in by lohn Shou-,
in
Veil's
j Diltnt. .
I :oo dj. by John M'lrrv, on Lick Creek
i M do. by Danscl iviiar, iu MarkUiid's
Dull id.
' 150 do. not given i; tn th? Valcrs ol the
j Ltttie Y-dkin, faid to be the Property ot
j hriltian tar'o v. '
I ' "'o Acrr nt civin in, an the Waters cf
leaver 111. i.d,' faii to be the i loj-triy -i
i'homas lirya.-i'.. ; - '
. 68 Acres, belonging to th?-Hch- cf ti.fha
Dobfsn, "oh the Waters of i" 1VCI
2 do. given in by John Bient, i:
lard's Diftrift. , ' , '
' 300 Acre, givea in by liTwra Ealt, on t.jc
Little Yadkin. - .
: I co Acres. Rives in by Henry Aaren, in
! Dillard's Dulria. .
j .00 Acres, givetr in tf Robert Ncwccm,
; -n lat Shoal. , , ...
.100 Acrc. given m by jeue ivanRf
Little Yadkin. .
200 Acres, given in by George Buns, on
Acres, given in bv IfrielGnffi'.
Ptier's Creek'. lAC. NELSON.
of this AoX ! . - " 'NW
MITCHELL'S TAVLAIM.
Jl'SK MITCHELL, ' '' '
iy Efr?eclfuhy informs the Public,
t anl particarMrl) the Friends. 6f his late
I f ather, diat h iirteods to continue the Ta-p.-t;i
in'tly uccufied by hiffi, as ufuai ; and
.io?;s, t t ufiii? ercrv Cscrrioikin his f'owcr
j . 1 1
tr. nit-rit a Ca:ti nuance ef public Favour, he !
Vn ttceire it. " RaUigh OSI. ig.
LNTERTAiNMENT:
Ch titles Pari Pi
Y r.'pctlullv returns 'i hanks to his
1 nends aad tV.c Tublic in general, for
the I men race me r.t he has met with iu his
Line o:
a Cnth
Bj!:nel3 ?.i :n Ijsrkeeper, and loiicit
s ja.ict of their Cuftom.
lie v.f,;c. lo i:.i4.rc Members cf the eafu
ng Cencrai Aficrrihiv. und others, that he
ha latf !y m Jc coni: at 1 t! Adiitions ta U is
J5uilJms and that his Roms are in good
JoiiJit oa Ijj the Accoiaoditica oi"Barcers.
.vcpt. 2j, 1X0;. , . '
BOARDING, &c.
nfir; .Subfcriber, i:v.:n; at WaVe
t)id Ccurt-hcufc, a!ut a fcuarter of a
Mile t r w m the Srate-h-Uife, reipeAtu'tly in- j
iorav: the MtrAbcis of the ; ppro-iemng (e.
r.erai viicmbly, that hc-'i:,uj cotivehieuliy
4Compiide ten or tw!re Geiuiemej with
'J5.;ard::;jj dnrwig" the jerli.n ; and thai h is
ai!o willing to take a lew HoHes to ftJ, n
iwt. fiiiliinj and lixpincc a Daj.
1 JI . y'. CivA
tV.r 22.
I. N I K R T A I X1 M E N T ,
TUF. Siihrrr.bpr heme
warmlv Co-
Vredablc'ch
Iicuett by a h'um'oerof re
0
ntl-:rs and her Frentis in particular, informs ;
the Pubiic, that fhe h :s rpened a Houfc of:
fintcrtaiotment for ' Ccr.tlcmta' and Lady!
Travellers, in the Town of LurnSerton, R6- .
i eio-i Cqunty. She rl -tters herlelf hat her ;
Lzertions to give g-erieral Sutrvt'acliov, will
not fail to merit h:r the Tztrcnagc otthc
Tubiic in" genera! !
She avails herfeif ef f 'tis Opp-rtiinily, to '
return her molt ficere rhanits to thole who
have already honoured her w.th their Cf.
torn, and affurii tke that the Continuance
ofAeir Favours wili alr,ays oceraie as a
.
Stimulus to her future Cxirtion-s.
I'hr Pa-
pers from fome of th? moft rcfpeftable Cities
Stibe, Corn, .Oats, and Fodder, with a j
n.-j 1 'i- j- 1
j - j j - -
be run for, on Raleigh R?cs-
JL Paths, o the third Friday in Nsvem-
er -ViXt, a Sa-tidle, Valufl twenty -fivciDoi -
, ty 1 1 , c, his great Wcidr.
Country afjrds. ft : b . - . . "
DIAN NO YES otner liaixj 12 juojU five Feet and an
Lumoertoo.Sept-.-7, 180 ' ' lV:. d tenthy made, k gtueraHy
F ' . 1 a h m. o kis oft Lye, ot which he is biinJ,
.. . n jrF " th-)gh the eje-it cit.furfc, and hs a hand
iJ .-"f" I ' 1 i - our a-ia tuirow daz?, w:lb one el hi
lar?, plated Bridle twe-vb dollars,' Martin- ' i " '.s th rr.ar o. elu Gdlls, and is niw freiH
gale and- Collar live dollars, plated Stirrups ji 5Jd by UjfTTr&e of the Saddle being bro
hs doilarr, asd a Saddle Cloth five dollars k MuJer iie 1 um;cel, on which the faid
free for any Hsrfe, M're orCeldinp, cr- i Bryant i :des, with a; coloured Harfe Rug
fying cstch weight The Emriice.Hnry : U1der thr S 4dlc ; he Hoifo walks with aa
to 3' paid faccbrding to te Number of Nags j'HUua! Swing bckitidj, and very fait aad
that-eater. There re three. alr&ady eered; ' I t''el-t to the Rider, trsts looie and uneafi.
ar the Suhfcrso'tim wili ke oataed fcr si or 1 h c':tirs tolerkly well, has a well han
until the IJay Vcfure running after which
'li?-nr, no htrfewijl be ?rmittei to ruu
j w'ukout pvig double Entrase -
: " WILLIAM I LACK.
; LKTTKR3
1 1' Rcnuh'iw in tb,- Prf-Oftr at Rjltib'ixr.
If tf ending -premier Ju, ;8qj.
' "A7ilit3rn Brown, JonaUin Rr it
'll VV k-ell,' William noylafT," Ihrc Bledfoe,
,DakeIiri;cdr-, Peter Lr vn, Rev. Z.;dock
"ell, Willi Ba.rroM', CJijillopher f-abb,
James "CurtisJ D,ea ContUns, Hardy fean,
Sarah Fenl, Matthev Fulghaaii Willie
Feafjel, Itfinjiram Gh ifon, Jijei; Gregory,
Thomas Gardner, AmS Morton, Kisibrotigh
llinton 2, Pbert H, Hide, .jun. Tignal
jones, Jchvj x Jordan, . Willie-Joues, Read
ing Jones, Oliver Houeycut, David Honey -cut,
j-amesi-1, Lewis, Jaco'j Lovell, Archi-
; ba-ld M'lntyre, Jok.i Moor 2, - John N'orris
(ijiar the r alls -of tveule) Richard Sj?iith,
Jolh-di iag, Lharri StepcBJ. Kinchia I ur-
j ner, Solomon Tyrrel, Viliiam, Wra";te, AV'm "
White, Jane A'ood, Andre v Peddy,
I Myr.ck iiarnes-, Cullen Campbell, Natha
niel j'JUwSf V i;it; Piams, Jethro Laffiter.
. VILLI AM SHAW,
! c YrlVrii,.. .tiirh will be uiade KSW1
I at th Time of Sale. To; the Lots and Lands
1 lafl meutidred, a Credit of twelve Kloi.tht
j will bt given, th Fu.rcltafers giving 13oa4
! and Sccuruics, as before inentionedj
T:)iUUA G. WRli-'MT, ?
A.J. De 2.0SSET,
Sept. 2-, 13 ,
3
KORTH-CAlipLIWA.
A Grf rabiy to jof " AiTembly,
Notice is Riven, f hat the following Re
turns of Surveys on Military Warrants, have
been maae to this Oft'ce. on which Grant3
will fee perfedeo, uniiTs iidverle Claims are
; letup, to'wit: Ndi 'ifT, Warrant ill the
Name of Dame! yyjMe, tor iaS Acres ot
Land, (ranslerred byfiidE White to Joha ani
James Bonner, audi by Henry Boaner, . Lie
cutor of james Hc'nc?r, ' decealed, who was
Survivorand pevifecffi John Benner, to L7d
ward Harris,' and'W-y i"z":d Harris to Cenrad
; Coon, for whom the land is furveyed.
No. 3598, -VTarraiiin the Xame of Cle
ment Godfrey, fat' 27.: Acres of Land, which
j is transferred by V" iiU-.fi Godfrey to Charle
I Small wood, and 5jy' ftid Srriallwotd to Ed
! ward Harris, for WKiri ihe Land is furveyed.
j N. 185, VVarrnr-m the Name of Thoma
j Moore, lur 22 Acre- of La;d,- tranifcrrci
by laid ignore' to Vv" ilium Rlack'.cdge, by
j . fjid biack;edg to:Kdx-'ard Harris, and by
laid Harris t
lurveyt-J.
1 .awls, for whjm itu
No. ifl.i
r VV.-rf' t i v the Name of Daniel
Potior, Icr 2:8 Acies oi Land, transferred
by laid i',yfrws.tc Vv'iiliam Green, far whom
the Laud is iurveye:
I
:T.L. HITE, ec.
'Thru Hundred Vtclla,i s Rezodrd
I rILL be P-' apprehending
I ' , m' J,!.n tJ,i n,m Negro Mai To-m,
noon. tei;( ' car r Age, wa two LAKUt
B;U.;rU -.KRLL HORSLS, and the
Villain cr ViiJ.uns.ho i.av ftoleh them,
with Prov)i'to brine -ni to .Convi&in
HorRsare of the fallowing Defcrip
One ef ihcm is an. tiacsmmonry Urge
be: -.5 a j-it A Fest hi?h. ariI
Mori;
Ir0.i5m.vdc, Wit i a jitiuw Spot oa the upper
fan ol hii ihfc'dlier BlaJe oijlluc mouxting
Side, about ihe-Siz-j of a Man"s"HanJ. ann
! r'"w" l'c. KVfT euntry, to ke the Ef-
1 tt-.rt nt tfc !1ir.'.
, u- ' . " e""y
! i , .-W"'f:' h'3 'Mlsi' ngs on both
he j
he
1 '
- - v. . iL vi lipiii I'Aiirn 1 ir
! , 'J Tfc , sua, na Deen kicked.
1 Y, .
,4
eu, is 'a very foe
rait Koife, abut leven
.- vim, hi u wain.;), irois aiiti raatrr
Ye
v . . 1 ,1 1 1 1
. r -rt- .hi
re
'''der Feet iittie white, and oi.e of his fore
) Lg appears. to hve le-,i cot b; a hoLbic ;
( ! 'ri,s WuherSare thin ,& high, on which he
j! "$ 20, and long Switch Tail, which may
. v:tjj; ; oc ne.iy oocK-cu, asd is abcul teni
tin, via,. aaJ is artoccrhera ha.4(,r. ;a,n
iilc Hui li. ,tA' era ' aif well.
; i h- ?.lore:at I 6ervant left Charjeftoa
J "jo Ujt :.. C3ro;i-:;i 0:1 the 14th Stpteiabrr
rcil?d ;n a wnitt Ncjir.) Cloth rsuud Jacke
j vith biack Hfvm i'ut.ons aad Oznaburg (1-
vera! Is, luttook with him a:brewnrco!ourei
h Fulun .round Jackrad (veralis;iitii red
ricil the 'itlortfaitf Bright Sorrel fjorfes t
. t j . . 1 - IV H9I(
my r.ace, " 1 g Miles from Charleston, ia
Lroy,i trcfK. Par.lh, ar.d near ihe Lridge
ind being a t ,ul .crau;er in ali other Parj'
of the State, the Prefui;to. is that he mn'2i
havs been fo.ced by V i.aia or Viiiau:
in wh ch cie, on C onviition of them, the
akove Reward will be paiA if taken out of
the Stite, and if vithia tht State, and If
.vUr.ir. th-State, a Regard l TWO MU til
DE.5.D COLLARS on their bcingeliveredl
to tne, in Cfwititoh, H. j CLurch Street
rotherwifc, Fftt)oHa lor eih Hcrfe
i:id Or.e Hunlrei U3Harsfor the 'iaUtr-)
.iHt, w!ic has the Little To; ol one t&t
veet off, and is ot a heavy CouaUnaCiceaif
nfwr dullaod iljw. ' ;
......... j I, i"ms( me oaiiz iox a liar 1
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