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- iFRIDAY, FEBRUARY,
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V The Hegistcr
i I published pvery Fridat, by w
, jos Epit ,gaLes soif, :
JLt Three Dollars Tr. annum, or One Dolhl
and a Half far half a year to- be paid in
advance-. . v. ".. ; '' .. ;r .", '7 V '; . .- ' ; 1 . .
- ' ; ADVKRTlSIJlHIrrS ' -1
Jot exceeding 16 linea, neatly inserted three
times for a dollar, and 25 cents for ever
succeeding1 publication x! those of greater
length in the same proportion'... ..Comjtci
atioj V thankfully receiveL.....X2TTRS to
' the Editors must be post-paid, t ' ;V.
. -l '-; ines t . ; V- r ';
Vh anticipation of Jxt Fayette' patiage to A
vterica, in' a' Watfonal Vetsth
XUOH TUX 3KW-TORK FATKIOT.
"Vave, flag'of Freedom, proudly ave !
A trelcome jriiest reclines beneath the& !
The laurels of the illustrious brave, . ; t
t .With fresher verdure, shall enwreath thee !
DisnTay tlie Stars, with rays benign, 1 .
O'er him, in virtue's causeT grown, hoary,
"Vho6e zeal in earty youth was thine.
" . Whose strongest pulse beat foV thy glory !
iiear saieiy cer tne auoious noon, ;
Ilim, xrao, amidst pilr darkest hour,
.Devoted kindred, fortune, blood,' " .
.Tashiekl us from a tyrants power, ,
Full proudly may our banner wave,
And all its brilliartf stripes extern!,
" .In honor of the good and brave
i Of Washisgtox' 2c Frekdom's friend.
;Xl!fc8i T)r'UCS lillil aNlCCLl-
ernes
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"T
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lux, Subscribers have received om New -
' Vork, , a fresh supply of Drugs and Medi-
rL wKlr.h TnjvlrM their assortment com -
plete, arm wmcn tnev oner tor faie ax tne
. rr am . i
lowest Apothecary's rates. Among their late
articles arec - :
' ' . Sulphate Quinine . ' ; :
, i ' : ' idfltr . Powders ; -T" v. ' " ' " '
. " , - . - ritric and TartarufAcid 1 J
, Cheltenham Salts, and" ?
A few dozen bottles of SAL iER ATUS.
" - ' B URGES k HUNTER.
. t1a;1i s jn oft : 99 f
- JUST PUBLISHED,
At the Book- tore ofJ. Gale f Son, Raleisrk
lt ft OT" Repots of Cases argued
r . r . u -. r t. t 1000
By FaajrcisL. Hawks, ;Esq J
of 1322, the Reporto was directed to pre-
pare for publication.1 f o that the. Reports
are now brought up to the present time, and
hereafter tlie Cases decided at each term will
appear In a short time after the adjournment
oftheCocrt. ,- : . januarv 30
T VAni
TiawvV di( MiW ior sale:
THE svibscriber will sell a bargain in the
nil and Tract of Land, "four miles west
oi iiaicigii,. iaxe tne propeny ot jenu ncott,
decd."' Thii ifilf is OR a never-failing stream,
and theuidis.good , . ;
' For. terms, "japply to TJiomas Cobbs, Esq.
ofKaieifrh, or to the subscriber.
" , If this Property is not sold privately before I
Halifax, Co. Jan. 18.
AN" AWAY from the subscriber livinqr in
1 B. th ifnnpr ? rr rrVrV pwintv. on th
evening of the 24th December 1823, . his Nei-j
ro Man mautin. Said negro, is 23 years
V..".l .1 T 1 ? Tl c J I -
wi jcj uy :i ij ice i. c ur iu indues uiii, miuuc
tt 1 .... 'i: -..' r.i.T. I
iit uii h iicji nt: wcin av, a suit ui uwa i
clothing, pearly new, with a slick fur hat, Upij
Zn ' thZY f KT n
Uon. there W1U be Found a lrfrp crnr causprl 1
by a cut from a xHibTaxe, ind(On one of his)
rends, between the wnst and forchnger, he I
rcn a tnot or Wen, about the , sue ot a riF.e
nun.
It js believed that the ntgfb ! has availed
nsnseu ot :ne papers or a tree, neqro, by tne
MitnVJf SrUART and will endeavor to pass
himself bO'as the person described tbcrein.4-
i"'atv - . . . '
n is .proDaoie ne nas leu tne Mate, ami to
secure his apprehension, I will give the ahore
fewanl it ts
takea-out.oftheMiinits of the State,
ep jh the State, I will givb for his
o me, Twenfv-five Dollars.
and iftaV
" delirervto
r; S i j O f IN IVILLtAMS.V
r- Wake county, aa'n. 23. ; 12.wtf
T AK-A WA Y from my, employment JO
V 2 ,-SPH , PQYtEL. an indented ip-
fcTentir.. tn th rimaw-mnVmo- hnM
the 2Ut inst- He is ibout 18 ,vears old, well
rmwnatw) fir.i.Tr.nUtn: tku rwv ;l
rjiutinn .M.f ,ti-;rt v.: I
hnVm : i.,.ht i,. I
me ju Monqaym reoruarrnext, ii w,m oe health is e
. iftlrt at Anrhmi. at the Conrthniwe in Ha-!!r. 1 0 ,
V onhat day, without reserve-Tor Cash. I crease- of popul
- r "y s ROBT, B1J Kr Urpat r
. Tf-'"' . "TIki-, mi tnWnf crwxlre:
,t rorceaajainsteitner.. itie above reward wiU
t e, riven for hi 'delirrv to me inal.h-
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Jan.59,1824; , ;
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-A nfsr: rlxe'"piui? Sent 56 meeUng recommehdJohn VT
te--; Piano. Forte-ran- elegant Y A ;' t v rKr . V The following pifAy article, we CO-
: 4 Sideboarda Secretarr, and a, China QuincytAdams to the people of Maine, m-uj?! 'iiZ-
ffi Lcdiaate for;J nUres SiilS
Jaaaar2?.;) . 2f5tFC'.'i' cyv and also tofte otKer States of the timentT r-". -.; if y--- '-."--v t -
TUKSD AY, FEBRUARY 3. , 1824.
. Having received from. the secretary
of State certified copicsof the Laws
passed at tne late session oi our trene -
ral Assembly,:'we shall, in our next,
rnadpri. thp FlAhnfA whirh fnob lnrA
r . . V.
m our r.eisiatureDn 3ir. risnersuau -
cus Kesolutions. This Debate would
; . .
a - . . .
nave Dcen piiDiisnea sooner t Dut as
will appear in pamphlet-form as well
as in
Ki T? af' UA Gro,l, hH
w.- iv0i.v.M iu-'v
ircnerallr requested an' opportunity of
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lookin? over and correctins: their Re-
marks before they were printed j. and
some of the gentlemen hav
turnel our notes. AVe hope
toon to commence this subject.
commence Uie nun ication oi those ot .a i r? .iiuurneu on ciaturuav last, aiwr a lermi
public nature. ' ' Lnnvev to this country the Marnuis of flve weeks' Annexed is a;hst ofl . c,,4rles
f Wp Rhnli; alV Knrf!v mrP W nnr r -r, f ! cases decided: ' , ' r r r ' . I Robert
f. - 'A stocKnoiaer in xne ijape-rearito anora present renei to jine suneringjexramj
Xaviotinn Cnmnanv. has renuested us
to state, that Messrs. James Mcbane
of Oratffe and Wm. Eovlan of Raleigh,
r-" - " -
at Fayetteville on the 4th ISlonday in I
this month 5 both of whom are n favor
of acceding to' the proposition ot the
btate. J hose fetocKhoiclers wnouo not
i intend to be at the picetinjj;.
areinvireai
to send their proxies to one
1 grentlemen.
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ro en am m .niiTiifi an i riiu .ram t i
"'"ji " "" w, w uv
lieved, is in many respects, a most de-
. , , i i ... ,n i I
sirable and' delightlul country. iSo
part of the United States enjoys a pur-
' er atmosphere 5 of course, it is the seat
of irood health. And .no situation pro-
duces, without the labour ot man,' so
mucn nne urass ior tne support pi at-
tie ot an Kinus. as tne lanus m tins
county. This grreat advantage ena
markets of the cities of South-Carolina
Georgia, but also that of Fayette
v ill e, and latterly of this city, with tlie
finest Beef.
As a proof of its great salubrity, we
need "only publish the following list of
aged inhabitants' now living in Ashe
County :,
Bernard Franlclin,
93 years old.
Charles "Smith,
Mrs. Elizabeth Riggs,
Irs. Ross,
Mrs. Cochran,
Mrs. - Agues Gentry
4 do.
94 do.
.91-' do.
94 do.
100 do.
And the followinsrinstance will shew,
what rnight be expectetl where spmuch
fijoyed, that tlie m-
lation is proportionably
sreat
, John Burton "and .hs wife Susannah,
neither of them exceeding 66 years oHtity of FIanneis manufactured within
aL&, iwj c an una Hint omuaiuiii,
o n-. hntoo an nnmn. Amnu.rA. -.t-
rtzhty-tw m number, and have never
yet had a death in the family
- X HE (jREEK QUESTION 1 h& De
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bate on tlie resolution submitted to
Congress, by Mr: Webster of IMass.
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terminatedrforlhe( present, ori Monday
jasf " the subiect not havins: since been
... . . - ,
called up. . Thesis atiohal InteUigen-
cer, infers from present appearances;
that it vill not be again called up. ,
The Vashinton Republican
sjjeakof the patriotic Governor oi the
gte of New York " in the following
r ' ' ' t " t ' .
manner. We insert it merely' to shew, J
that.Uie Editor, ot the . rtepuDiican, nas
no idea of such
mcWawordfasDESENcV,
Governor Yates has heretofore, sustameu
- m. 1 - iL:.
a mvott cnaractcr.awt, ne musi!Knw, iuhi
snoukl ne betatenup oy tne rati
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hOcr hat has occurred, his reputation
bo tone torever. ; it wouia connrni
cionswand rank him with; tue Amours
country. -.For.these reasons, we
- . " 7?-Vv,v,T Vj :.i5 l: Tl" I
PUtation ami ounu juagmenx.(snouia oc gv
verned bv the motives which have been sujr-
At a meeUnsof Members Ot the le-i
gislatdre of Maine held at Portland oh
.r
Union, as first' inTcjualifications upon
the list of candidates and eminently
entitled to the confidence,
M -r U
nee. of the peo-
pie.
uq
1 ralina
porf, .wiU, most probably,; be the ship
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I - t L. r i?J
i xaw.uk, , v; wi viinc.
i m J 1 j j " :
are nappj to nna tne report oi tne in -
,i iiu u:
itics nun ucam ui una vcnaduic pau-
lot and statesman contradicted.! A let-
f pr was latel v received from him. in
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good spirits ahd improved health. ;
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HmrardJnstitution Anumber of
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'e not Vet re- nuT71ne an( public Spirited individuals pearing that , the heir was an infant, and hav
lno iJL-'S at Washington, have lately formed an Guardian, the ourt appointed the
3pe, however, . , . Clerk and Reporter Guardians ad litem.
institution, denominated the.-Howard
Tnstihifinn the nhipnta nf whirh are!
' ' - . ? - . 4- ' '
I noor of the citv 2 and. hv an' iinniiirv
into the extent, causes, and character
of the pauperism which
exists; to de-
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for its eradication and prevention, so
far as it is the offspring of ' idleness,
want of employment, or intemperance
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of thesenaa to ne amount 95000, sterl-
ins, 1 has come
to liffht
on the death . of
the . Receiver General. That officer
iftcivcu ms duuuiuiuiem iiuui.uic ivin&
H AA.n.a M-BM.d-h' m rv r rwr-rv t r r rinir i
of -Eknd : and year after year,
- , , .
r, OUr-1
hug his lifetime, dehed the provincial I
legislature in all attempts
to account. The people
control after the
rp, j, e- ;u
taxes thus, had no
money was collected. Ine defaulter
is rPnrPSAntpd t have left ??reat wealth
; I
in his family.
Thfv3 annual renort of the superin-
tendentof the common schools, repre
A .11
sents the progress of education in the
r : F . . . c
state of New-York in the most flatter -
injr manner.
There are now 7332 com-
mon schools, in which are taught 45,-
340 children ; -25, pbl mi
were "educated in 1823, tl
,AVith1n the last year 331
340 children : 25,361 more children
than in 1822.
new school
districts , were iormeti. j&ioz,oui j
i. i . i ftci(i one
of public monies were last year: expend
ed for the support of common
and it is estimated that
this R 1 50. 000 were appropriated in I
!iW manner.' from th nrivatft! funds' of
r n '
ndividuals. v
A m ehx c an Flannels. --One pf the!
Boston papers states, on authon
titled to full confidence, that the
inmiocn Knatnn. thA flT VPiir. naVR
n i . . i i
i ' . . ; ;J:i - rl
exceeaeu jijieen ousarii Ul
46 yards each, comprising th vanous j
and that the newj establishments now
Wm- into operation, with the ,exten-
fe. , . . . - ...
won-of tliose already in operation, will
manufacture more than, thirty thousand
the present year, i Beside these, there
are others in Connecticut and 1. York,
of considerable extent ; and all of them
will be sufficient, witliin 18 months,
to supply the wants of the country
j
On the 23d instant, in the Senate of
AIassachusetts,rthe resolution offered
by Mr. Sprague, to expupge from the Ian
journal a resolution, pasMiuioao., i'
to -Yeas 22, Nays 15,,
irrinrftssifm. as it would appear,
,r. Y - t-f.- iau- - l' I
supiect Avas- pot propeny aviumu ine
f .. K T .omcfa h va t hnrif v nf I
v - jr nrf in the iXeHshtnrii rof Hhode-lsl-
and, they were ordered rto lie
neon uie ta-
ical party, , Tn thft T.islarurel of thef State of PlairVDameI, netubic,atpei3anKpixne - .
Ohio. it;has,been determined,' by a .
s4"! i i : ;oflifdlr Ul owi oy -iiwuw, m-"--t , 1 .16.- From'
oflhelo -,0JW1,V r,1 -.w j" vjque L . - 7 .
hoiditirltne len?ssw'soluuo
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I chanic Aaf. ?TOiatl
4 o'clock this morn-
Ing I'll trust him till A
z i 1
' I saw-another yesterday afternoon, who
has plenty of work on Ijand, lounging at the I
. The Supreme Court of tis State ad
William J ones & others I George
coffer, adm'r, from Halifax. Reports of the
clerk exe epted to. The exceptions allow
iea in pan.
1 interlocutory
a s .
Report amended .accordingly.
Decree-allottinto Compii
ral parts they claQr in right of
nants the several
(purchase, jmd as representatives of the de
. I
ceased heirs, and Is referred to the Clerk of
4
tne uourt to allot accoramffiy. . . i
Lewis Lerov v. Marshall Dfckerson
auitvFrom Beaufort Death of one of
e,fennl8 susttJ J st term-Sci. Fa.
ordftrpn. tn make the neir mrtv. it an.
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The cause continued to afford the Guardians
time 'to defend the suiti
Josiah Turner adrn'r. . Wm. Whitted
Lem. Whitted, ex'r Equity Or-
ecree in favor of t Complainants
anie. Decree
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David a'l'Millah. Noble Bolden & David
i- r tj. i I ,1
s iuuiiy uuiicoiiic. . .! 11 is : uruereti
survevs and nlats of the land in contro
versy be made and filed in the cause before
a nnai uecree van uc in uc. . . . ,
James u. Beattyv. James r. Elliott Equi
tyFrom 7 Rutherford. The original agree-
. ment between parties! not being filed, the
cause was continued for the same.
joiiu t5owraan aam r v. james weenice
adm'r & Charles M'Dowell adm'r Equitvl
From Burke. Report of the Clerk filed A
accordiner to the ordef ot reference at this
term, time till next term to except to the
curiif
, ; , . , 0
' ttv T?nintv Promi Camberianrf. vT)f. Iin
Equity
cree of the
another trial to be had.atlaw in the county of
Chatham. I ! ! v
- Samuel Gedney v. W; Halsey, Zebulon
Tarkmton, Joseph Halsey, from lyrrell,
Tuirrmortf 0
Jacob Ellar v. John Ray, from Ashe. Rule
for a new trial made absolute; i v-v I I
Julian Picot v. Ash Hardison's, adm'r. from I
In ri.l I 4--.Zl U 1..4 ., I
& others, from Change.; Rule for anew trial
jw ;Prit fRrm w?tK nt.
:'rJV:' i rZZ
RUie for a new trial discharged, and judgment I
amrmeu. ,, i t i
lveson JU craves iKooen uiott, irom ;n
w ! i nn . j . f i .
Kut lertorcl. juagmemsamrmea wim costs.
rm 1 - 1 j1 JT" 1 j . I
Salomon Gravest Sarah B. Carter, from
ParPn. RuIp for a new trial made absolute
The President, Directors & Co. of the
r If
Bank of Cape-Fear v. lames Seaweii, from
uumoenana, ituie ior new uuu, maue ao- at
Eauitv from Burke. Decree that the sale 1
IIIIIIIM.l IIIIIIIIIL 1tiUWMVI'u v w v w w w
of the' land was fraudulent -that the defend-
lant who mirchased hoias tne same in trusti h
fop the navment of the complainants demand. I ui
Decreed that the same be! sold to satisfy the
debt due complainant.
s
fMS
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Jackson M. Yancev ts. Thomas B. latUe-
i0hn, from Granville. Rulefor a
trial
discharged.
ckrk0
wherefore an attachment should not be gran.
ted. On the return of the service of the rule,
it b enlarged unm the next term. - i - :t j
John Yorke v. James jCnsweW, ftomjlre-
wfc,J h.f. i. c: J
m Solomon Jacob WJohiVFarral, from Iredell the
Rule tor a pew trial maue aDsoiute. , i
John Fearnngton Darnel Burnet qu
tv from Chatham. Injunction dissolved. '
Alex. Loner v. JLewis ueara s exT.Trom now
1.1.1 I :-i.riL.
Decree according tothe agreement of the
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from Wake 1 Decree that injunction be made
DeroetuaL' "
Alex'r. Lticas executea a. note xo xne tora-
1 i.T ;w. inAfifflj;!
ipemuk - rrT
who brourtt suit, against uamei ana ooiain-1
ed iudinnent for the amount paid the ifank.
The opinion, of the Court is, tlt M'Kae be
enjoined, aa to45e half of the ? note 4hat the
Vffliam TJavidsori1 John Beard, from
slecklenburgrKole for 4 new trial made ab
solute. Wis ?ipi;l.A$ --.a
etAlenbure--Bide
solute. ' .
-cw lliHer-Equitv-
t Same same, from
for a new trial made absolute
tlnr Andrew llilleri-Eouitv
Mechanics,-! heard ihe hammer of a meT
Court granting a new trial, on a parent amrular Velocity a at leathrte
to bring him 1 degrees in4 hours, rom its position
- who naid the witness. Droven from his dvine declaration. "V tn seventh, between the shoulders;
schools : Pliillip Kizer v, Abel Bowles, from Stokes. . rr. r"?l lv'w' j n V
i ? , . . ble it will pass not far from the head f
i -r. i n rnm irv rriiirso nfliwTn nra it is nmnv , .
in uuuitum w it,.k- wnh Hnnn fo ntfcer the JLiittie Hear. It is'$een mnr RatlJM . f, v
1 1 ue uovcniui -y.v yM-...v,., U8? jouowiiig ar now auueu ior -tne -
tThoriAerepooi
ran ordered: ; . ., . . -.. .- : '.r..i. -j
w . nca, - namna i i.. r..ii ; ji i r 11 (-
that tne I hi-nfir nf th drawer, t who faiiea to: pay; I
from llutberford, ' Oftrer of sey lofbe laffvof tWfbracnmtT.
rnadel before a final decree' can? be mjde iri
Levis Taylor & others tc. Maurice Smith
luity--From; Granville." "Motion ilist; the -
Eq
monJ Jd into the offi hg deiivcred to the
Defendant, disallowed. ' Decree that upon the
from Buncombes-Rule for ac new trial made if..
Deloach- to the use 'of ITunter Sp. '
amendment of .the transcript of thewv ' : '! . !' r
es ? MEntires ex'rs in. John Carson '
cord.
tT"":A v "y '
chad.; -The acof inRlattye fpimit--. :
5.5SlilS i V-H''
InS" actions againsdead;mens estates, is a bar -
W,.T ClIOn nsl xecJ"or ' - .!
j.. .j..,ww.umm,iIuiii p.6w vv v.,
E-lrgKu! fm&a. ;to anew user . ; : t
argument the rule made absolute, and Cer-
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J -a. i . ' l . l -1 ; -.-
uoran.oruerea, -r- '
$tatet Joseph tackey-from F-dcrecomb ; v
Tjie State not entitled to an appeal upon the ? ;
acquittal of the defendant, - C ;t - '
: State v. Wm. HalL from Cumberland-' 4v
judfinnent asrainst defendant. r v v'
Stste v. Edward Simpson, from ColumbrtS; v ;
- j - Kule for a new trial discharged and iudgi
ment against the defendant S?t : sr
SZSKSSr
Supreme Court. ' i VrM vt
FOB THS RALXOd Bt GISTS.'
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THE COMET.
Smr.e the 7th nf iKia mrtnfh tvhn1i:
J8!8' -'.Pa ofOur former, jiotlCe, th
Cqmethas, m its apparent motion, desr- .
rmeu an arc oi oo iesrees in tne jiea-' .
Wnc. fhia fa a fi v;Ao.f-4m. -.
anLZaa 0a . - hj-" '.' ..1
"7." i7-'
aPParent mpyernent has not, however,
ibti uuiiwi iu. i au.uic luruier uat hits
.1 it xi - t lit y
o four ?4ro A ' i
it passed alon the back of Hbrculegy'
neai the star ta (Z) in that consfel-
haf :m, rfn5d Vnnnprflirti nftUNftr- v
lauon, crossea a projection.oi tneiMor-
hPrn n-o,n hftV;4,f 1nf Mloe ' ' .
whlch repose? on the knee, and lS.now
near. Gamma, (Yj ; pretty a bright star
m the Draffon, within . thirty-three de,c
. i nil ' t . v -.-. .-
r l
that the; Gometr. ttow.vdescnbesi'arcle
nf liernetual Anriaritinn unth ih rlrrt,m.
polar Starsi As it does not therefore sinld v '
oeiuw me nonzonataiu it mavneseen m
v. . . . -. .... . ' . j . r.
an v ciear evpnin. towarda thfv-'NnrtK; '
y . w ' V A W
.rki-.
"7 "r " -7 7
wihuc mjui, us lan exiunuiqe OirecilV; 1
irpm tne aun, so tnat the general direct '
il r. .
tion ot that bodyjnay. be determined! w
anv time, bv t he Comet, as an indivr-'
factorily how in the evenihff, than it has
been lately in the momip&Jbccaus'ethe .
- i - rt - iifnoca hf -Iia .i!r. vU. '
P j;' ii - :.-j;.i:t' i. i .
"" ? S u Ul,m.ie!? I1? nr'A
ine nigner u is vieweu in tne ttef-
- w: ... u. v. w v .
f r. i rt Til niviM n rpa n mnpu ! I AO a
voraDie. omce it nas Deen seen m thai
evening, its' train has been ju:lge tob Vi v '
tail towards the extremity becomes id i ? ' : " ' '
to assign to it aertain and Ueten
extent. bomething must depend
a HudgmentJ of it, upon tlie pbi
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