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f . J OTHE EniTORS pF-TllE REGISTER. r
.v ; .T, x)0 reading your pa perm the ,3 a
received and
tved and.for.sale, by Jos. GalesTUui ?
yVpWfef' cures, S f
rtorthe; present 7 timenyarly
pVjinted Electors by their 'AsemWie
AfaV list 'ThYule will m.oiim kTLLj ii .JZJ: ?A
Shd
MaV next "Thc7ule will Qiuiuey(Vorrisj;
to da), uhtif iffiijeW;!
oXaale ire.", bond .'wth': iDbrovcd secunty.- for
Crandson of the late,, Dr Robertsoni
Pirn
& Vi . .. efetAmcd rfrofli the' Grand ; T ury,( oC
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the payment; oK&e. purcbaie.'Money'Son the
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f -Ocne'AisemVVjAiicVc(!"vio1atr;
C: cw.of thfe'Cpnttitutioapf the tynUed
VV r States and-usurpers of the nghu and
l : Vv4?fJ. tioii,tfbellpu$ aiUf cgrdsthe Asscrn
l, .bfy dijfcpiiubleto'the, ostensible
t r t : V - ates-td the -peoplei and diigrafecfbl to
:i ilteirftprldcipTtd, though at present uo
y:v Yteenj instigators of thai presentment.
7W7; compose our Grjnd J urier are tnostljr
if . V ?JkbwJbtqWretedVw
'?;4v .-Trien' raai thai U would beuriust to
' rbcitoi? Wtbeuj unquaUficd censure
: 'lllmgriessmonc the G.rand Juries
trti ArTk rirr,-!-v!-- iniiutii- bv misrer
! theichinations ; .of artful and deTgn
V!V' ?Sng nif n,'m 'put6uit tof their own am
v" .7 v'-'bittcusibd selfish .vie wsthan to, a
pvesebtuig thV acta of .those "whom
ihtf ;have: cboVetr their Heprescnta
: V' tires; the' writer of tthis feels himself
1 ..,"t cornpelfed by trutK and .justice; to
7l declirei ; that,4Q tiis i opinion, the un
l ; warYInrable conduct 6t the five -Gr'and
June Wfio ha ve,been inducedo-Tio
,;. -tiee;,the electoral. election UW.as un-'
Vpn.rltuuonaU has originated m their
ighorioce of - the "Qonstiiuiion of the
. . Ur.ittd States, rather han in a dispo
; iitioii to' i& efthcf,a' foolish or an un :
' juitthlni;; vet their conduct habeen
in cvtfy point of vlow unquestionably
improper 4; for they. Iwtre. certainly
K(!hdi jir;tjT,rVy dictate of pmdencc
t-nnd common ; sense, to abstain' Jrom
Hciingon tHt i'ubjccV until- they had
cStamed sufneient 'information in re-
Luonihtreto, to enable them to act
' State shall appilni in such manner as
th,e Legisture shall direct, a number
of Electors'9 fe'eand the next succeed
ing article of the Constitution, p oint
ing but the, manner of electing He.
presmtatives "to 'Canress;' declares,
that the' House' of Representatives
shall bc'cbmposcdpf Mnb;rs chosen
every second year bv the Priple of
- the seveVa Statcs,'&c Twonld here
ask whythe Cramers; of our Coristitu
tionw hen wording ihV fifstartkle rela
ttiveto the apfnmtmcnt of Electors,
rxnadcuseoflaafagesoYallydiffe
fiom thaV which they used when (ram
ing the 2d article which i declares the
manner in hich members , of Con
gress shall be chosen ? ' 'And if it was
intended to' reserve fp the people the
exclusive power of appointing Elect
ors, why were not the same expres
sions used in that article a were used
in the second article, whiih reserve
to the people the exclusive power of
cheesing -members of Congress ?
.Wrre the cautious and able menjwho
framed the Constitution of the United
States ignorant if. the meaning and
impoftpf the words which they used7
If they-: did understand their mother
tongue, it must be conceded that the
Cnnstitusfpn of the. United States
does prtmit vtrie 'appointment 6f E
lectors by the State Legislatures; and
that man muiV have reached the very
acme of absurd tt who contends; that
.thj people's rights are, f n the smal
lest degree! involved in the legislat
ive. pover " which they, ' the peopljr,
hive expressly delegated to- tneir re
. preventatives....: The ardent. partisan
zea', stupi crcduVitv or pliant dhpo.
siiions of some of the five renowned
Grand Juries in their efforts to'cx.
pose the tyrannyahcJ publish the sins
cf our late General Assembly, have
led them, it is belieVed.'to ffive "Me
eiv,, to that old fashioned comtno.'
ditv called XRtJTH, in repcseiiuii c
'Jl&semblv.tohae' vested; in future
the power ot appointlo lectors is
Vested only in the next Assemb y by
the law alluded to.. ' But.; perhaps
those Grand JuTOrs are-trxempt from
the cblieatiob which truth imposes on
persons in less cxaltedtations.i "The
five fame-courtioc Grand Juries. who
have voluntary permitted themselvei
lobe converted into a kind of tin ca
nisters, or rattle boxesaodticu. to the
tails of certain factious elcctioneerinp
rnebi who are industriously shaking
them about the countryvhave, in pro;
jsouncing the Uw alluded to unconlti
atleast updcun or wickrdlv indifferent to
bniu HavVthcy'aytcdxorrectJy ? It its violation. Circumtan -.es not quite
" is. believed they have not ; for the iely to have happened, as that the
Constitution declares, that " each constitution-exDoundinc Grand furies
iegistaiufes the power ot .appointing
EUctors ; for it is a factor the truth
of which X refer To the act itseifi that
tit?hi Presidential ;electionv-cleven
ormorebutofthe-.sefen States
'appointed "Electors by thekf Assem-.
jblies and only'threeor at ;most foUT;
Sta.teaj'by'.'di
edi the modest; , the Race . celebrity;
seeking Grand'JUries, fi ve in number,'
Uit'GericraVA'ssemblydid
Constitution which they had recently
swprn-to siupporti by passing a law di
recting the next General Assembly
to appoint Electors. ' And'itwill be
further remembered, that eVcn NorthV
CarofSaa; about three years after the
ad-ptipn of the iConstitution, did ap
point Ele' tors by her General Assem-i
ulyvarid thitintheAssebb!jes of this
and the other;. Spates thfe must hav
been mtn, who assisted-inframing or
adTptmg the Connituiicnand who
under it afterwards ; assisted in ap
pointing Electors by their respective
Asierobtits.; yet, pot til) within the
lst three mahthsVha? a humjn being
discovered' that the Xomtitution . of
the Urjitcd Spates did4 not authorise
the-Legislaturesof ?he States respect
lively to appoint Electors.
; In short, the fiveH obliging .Grand.
Juries have, wiih an effrgntery unpre
cedented, taken their God to witness
and decbrcd, that a large m ijority of
the 'General Assemblies thioughoot
the United States h ive been, for more
than twenty years past, either stupid
ly ignorant of the Cr.nstitution, or
grossly perjured ; and that the Le
gislators, Judges,' Politicians, Sates
aicn, Sec. of, the TJnited State?, have
been, for twenty years, and are.still,
either criminallvienorantor the Con-
pounding Grand J
should be mistaken in thHr exposi
tion of the Constitution of the United
States, although aided, perhaps,"by
able advisers anS fellow labourers in
the good old work of imposition .and j
misrepresentation-
Indeed, lessrs. Editors, I think I
triay safely bid 'defiance to the most
brilliant fancy to conceive, or the
most eccentric genius to imagine, a-
ny thing so pre-eminently absurd and j
ridiculous the conduct of the Grand
Juries, "m pronouncing to be erro
neous, that construction of the Con
stitution of the -United States 'which 1
it has invariably and universall) re
ceived, frqrn the moment of its adop
tion down to the present year, from
every enlightened, honest mu inthe
seventeen states. Still I fee', mvstlf
constrained to repeat, that I cindidly
believe that many among the Grand
Ju or9 who have been induced to lay
aside their official duties to explain
the Constitution of the United States,
Land present the lite Geneial Assem
bly, have been arttu'ly, and unper
ccivedly to themselves, led to com
mit a folly, by .designing, intriguing,
ficlious men, not at present seen in
(the business, Stare therefore, perhaps,
as lonocent of the evil consequences
that others intend shall -result from
their conduct, as the maker of a rifle j
would be of a murder afterwards
committed with it by another man.
H-Spril 11. PLAIN TRUTH.
: NOTICE.
IIE.Subscribcf having jaal fied at the last
' A; February Court, held tor the County oT
Orange as Administrator of the Estate of
JNO.MILLISON;dec. requests all those in.
debted :o the Estate of said deceased to make
immediate payment, ascic.umsunces will ad
roit of no indulgence Apatajse having claims
agau st ths Estate,--to bring them forward
w.thin the timeimired by law; otherwise this
notice will be plead in bar.
Ks it1 i R- FREEMAN, Adm'r.
; -Maxell 94 1812. 3C55 . .
CAUTION.
TT'.HIS is to certifs that I assigned a NOTE
,i pay able to Ahder50 Steoud,'" to the
amooat ol a.'xry roundaa tested by Win-Ran
t0Tgej9r.nstn, dated 26.h Janaary, 1812.
whctf Note was due thc'24(b of February Jast
This is therefote to forewarn any person ox
persons from trading for the same, as there are
avndrycredits to the amount of 34oands 1Q
shillings and 9 pence, and the'balance is taken
by garnishee ! I therefore now claim the said
Nqe array o wo, for I -joi resolved to pay it,
norao. KS? ?.sj DjJRHAM. i
i April 4, 1812. ; -; :7S5 fV-r-
;Mj be bid at J. Oales'i StoVeif.Price S?;f
T.s
:A un .Ca n yass and. R ollertv r
: PL A NTAT;I t) N vFOR ;S A LE.j
fh ;.: u.-r-Ti rl I i -; w
BEING very desirous to f errtove to theeit
ward 1 will'sell oexeWknge for liands
m Weit Tenoesiie, ihe'Plantatiort whereori X
hvef ia the:iipper part, of,Ha)ifaX:Cvuniy;-28.
mlle from" the Town n l8 rrnlcs from Vyar-
ttinTflg: 630 (Acre, orr Great' Wishing1 Creek;
Well watered,' &'nod soil forrrcb4ceo,Vyhear
and Corfij,with ood imprpVernents, m g-ooa
order foriTpping, and. fn excellent atand for
a countTy store. .,- V", ij' 'v ' 4
' Also an' excellent GRIST-MILL ; on- Great
F:shing rcpk, a never failing stream rwhich
withf.a little -repiirwotildl make's yalftible
Merchant MHI, and is . in. a good neigbbbt
hood C-r-Cjwheat. , ; ' '
" Also, IQO acrca of unimproved LAN pi ad
joining the same tract, and 432 Acre of prime
Land in ibejlork of Fishing Creek &' Shocco.
fl will sdl the improved part (with or wfih
oot the Mill, and unimproved part) and the
wh4e at a very reduced prjce.j Any gentleman
wishing a h?ahhy family seat jwoold do well to
view it themselves, and not enquire f thoe
who have only travelled the road, and ofcourse
seerrthe poorest part of thef tracr.' , V-
. EDMUN DRONES.
Ransom' Bridge, April 3, 1812. -t 55.tf
State of North-Carolina, . ; j
Mecklenburg CtuntyFebrvafy-Tentiy 1812.
James Pner and others y Petition for Parti
"vermu tion of the Real
The Real Ejiate of Ro- f Estate. ' '
bert Piorter. dee'd ' J I ' I
IT appearing to th. Cojrttthat Alexander
Valkerr. James. Craig, Robert praig, Sc-
mfl Latham arid wife, Defendants m this case
I've without the i wits o'Vthis State; It is there
tore Ordered, that publication be macJe for three
weeks successively in the Raleigh Register,
tnat unless the Defendants appear before the
tai l Court at May Term, 18J2, ard plead or
demur, judgment pro confess? w II be eKterea
against them, and the cause be neara lnstanxr
,1SAAC ALEXANDER. C. Mr g
.. . .Statt of NorthCarolina.
Meck!atbarg County, February Sessions', 1812.
James M'Culloh l j
X Original Attachmeot,
Charles Robin, j !;'.
Levied in the cands of, Zcnas Alexander.
TT appearing to the Courr that rhe Defend-
i. ant in this case resides without the limits of
wiis State Ordered therefore ,aYixi publication
f be made tn the Raieigh Reglsrer, Tor 3 weeks
successively, that unless the defendant appear
befxe said Cour at May Term, 1812, and
pli ftd or replevy, judgment nnai w.u ue tenaer
ed against him. . . .
55 ISAAC ALEXANDER, C M. C.
Twenty-Five Dollars Kaaard,
RAN AWAY from the Subscribers living
io Guiford County, within 4 miles of the
Old Court Home, on Saturday night the 28 h
nst. two Negro Men named i'OM. One f
i hem i very stout and well tiade, lather of a
ye ow complexion, about fortv years old, has
some scars on his back oj side, and has re
markibie broad feet. He was purchased of a
Mr. Jaho Carwnght in- Pasquotank County,
and it is rrobable will endeavor to get iV.ere.
The other is very black, twenty-three years
old, 5 feet 9 inches high and has a. scar near
one of his eyes. i He was purchased of a Mr.
Caleb Cox in Currituck Couiity.
A reward of 25 dollars is offered for appre
hend.ng and securing said Negroes so that we
get them again. '!'
WILLIAM STAFFORD.
S.ll ADRICK IDLOTT. .
, Guilford County, March 3t.. 4 55
' -
Twenty Dollars ReVarcL
RA N A V A V, from rhe Subsci iber, living in
Urange Ccunty, N. C; about two weeks
ago, a NEGVIO MAN named .fdrahn. He
is ab.ut twenty five or six yvars of age, 5 feet
G or 9, inches high, stout built '; has a tear on
one of his elbows, made, by a scyfhe. H'.s
cloaihs were, a blue coat and-b'ack overalls,
with some others not perfectly femerr.bered.
He is a very artful fellow,' and will nqfdoubt
pi ocure a fa e pass and call himself a free man
He was b-ought from ihe as etn Shore of
Maryland, where be may pVobubly try to re
turn- He says he 'has'been ued to the water
I forewarn all persons from harboring saidl
wegro, or conveying him away. I will give
the above Re wanl to any person-who shall
bring him to me. or Ten Dollars if lodged in
any Jail, ao that I get him again."
ROBERT. DIXON.
April 6,1812. (j 56" V
STRAYED AWAY,
FROM my Plantation, near Tarbotough, no
the mght of Tnesdaythe; 31st of March, a
BROWN BAY HUltSE, upwards of 5 feet
high, shod all round, and has the effects df, a
light founder. 1 expect he Will make his, way
for HilUboro', as hcVas bred by Col.S.hep
pard, near that place. Any person securing
or sending him to meso that I get himi shall,
be liberally, rewarded. j :
, HENRY COTTEN.
TarboroV April 2 1812.
3 55
Wrapping Paper.
... J. GALES,bas for sale, (manufactured at
nis aviiu near itateignj about two Hundred
Reamsof small neat Wrapping Paper, of good
quality, at &l and 25 cents; per Ream, i '. f
Merchants ancTothers who wish to be sur
vi: t :ii i - i -t ' r .. ,
fiitu, win picasc io raaKe. immeaiatepplica
tion. ::Pt ,i-'t. I Aprl 10," 1811?
03 He has alsaa few Reams of a largerS;
strpoger kind, at J&2 and25 cents a Ream 1
v' 1 - -
j'.' .BV G ALES & S ATOJT,
rPriceJS Certify tie laitmt tniiat&erf c
And to be had at ail trieboolcstDTes in Rileiebi
GLISHRA'M'mX'W:V
T UNnLEY MURRAY; .; V U
I
- c
i 'Which has provedi by, thoUsands-who Otave
experiencea iisDenenciai cnccis, ociih? inuai..
valuable medicine ever offered lb thepublici lot
jpceduy, relieving an a curing ineicranrp, pat"
and wind jn. the atomacn and bowels, carrying
oh superfluous dhc, removing naonuai cosiivc-
ness, sick stOTnach,' severe Jieaa acne, c. r.i
For the dysentery or taxi cholera merbus, se-
-vere rriDinfrs and otner diseases in tne D3weia,
and the summer bowel complaint in iclbilden,
it has proved a certat p remedy, (-and restored
to. perfect beahb frtfm Jhe greatest de&iity
,' Persons afflicted withpuirnonary compiaints,
or disorders of. the brasf nd lungsi even in
most advanced state, willfirrd immediate relief
' Common; coughs and coJdV which are gf&-
rally ?ceasioned by cbstructed perspiration,wtIl
be found to yield to its benign ir.Uaenceift a
tVwhouis. , , f-i ;;; . Tv. 4V, X
; sInj asthmatic or consumptrye cpraplaints--r
hoarsenesses wheesings, 'shortness; of breath
and the hooping cougb, it will grVe"immediate
Vcgeable -Neryoils tojS$,
! Or Nature's Grand Restorative
(Price 1 & 50 centi ) " . V ' V
It is ? confidently recommended as the most
efficac?ous medicine, for the speedy rVjief and
cure of all nervous c,qmpamts, impuritiesr of
the Wood, seminal weakness, - gteets, and varU
ous complaints arising; from dissipated .plea
sures, residence in warm climates, the immo
derate, use of tea, unskilful or excessive use of
mercury and drseases peculiar to females at a
certain" period of hfe, j ". , -
Under the denomination of ' nemrns disor
ders, in its full extent, ae inc'uded several dis-
eases oj the most dangerous Kinp, ana are so
virious that a volume would hardly suffice to
complete a description bf them. It pervades
with a baleful it .flucthe whole nervous sys-temJ-writhirg:tre
'heart with inexpressible
anguish, and exciting the most dreadful ; sug.
gestlons of horroT and despair. To this derpcn
have thousands fallen a sacrifice in the direful
transports 'of. its'.'rwe.f : The raosf common
svmntoms at its commencement, are weakness,
flitulence. nalnitat ions', watchfiilness, drows
ness after eatirW, timiiity, flashes of heat, and
coldi numbness; cramp, g'ddiness. pains in the
headback and loins, hickup difficulty of re-
sp' ration a.nd deglutition, anxiefy,-dry cough,
Since Dr. Robertson's first dweovery t)f this
invaluable medicine, upwards of hundred
thousand perspng have experienced its happy
and salutarv'effects. rnanv of whom had been
reduced to the last stage, and had given up all
hopes of recovering. J V t '
I t.DR ROBERTSON'S ,
' .: ; Pren ';' - , : t
STOMACHIC WINE BITTERS,
' f Price One Dollar.) v ' '
These celebrated and well;knpwiTBitters(
are composed purely-of yegetables of the most
mnoceni yei specmc virtues, ana are parutu
larlv recommended for restoring weak consti.
lut'f.n. and increasiriir the appetite r they exr
pel worms in ail ages, but from, khejr simplici
ty and safety, are a most natural and eiiectual
vermifuge, when administered to ehildr en they
are gratefullyvwarm, and pungently aromatic ;
they are extremely serviceable in all .seasons
but particularly so on the approach of warm
weather, when b nous habits exijeriCKe such
to'al loss of appetite ; they are also a certain
preventative against those compjainTs so com
men in the sprirg'aw) fall seasons such, as in
termifent fevers and agues, long autumnal fe
vers, dysenteries, &c. . ,v 4
They possess moreover the property peculiar
to themselves, of qualifying and ameltorating
those inflammatory pernicious qpaH ties inher
ent tt ardent spires, and so otten fatal when
taken .non an emDtv stomach, and -"converts
them into a wholesome, pleasantl and invigo-
rating stomacnic.
DR. ROBERTSONS .
V Celebrated "
GOUT & RHEUM ATIC DROPS
,. i i v.-'
(Price 7?o Dollars.) ; ;
A afe and effectual cure for the gout, rheu
matisrri, lumbago'' stone and gravel, gleet,
swellings and weakness of the irfntSi sDraihf.
bruises, and all k;nds of green wounds the;
. Li t. ' JL. ZIT
cramp, pains in ineneaa,iatc ana oouy, s-iu
ness of the neck, chilblains, frozen limbs.: &c
A NTItRlLlOUS PILLS. For. the ere-
ventioh and cure of Bilious and Malignant Fe
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT For
pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease, and cer
taintyis infinitely superior to atvy other me
dic;ne, for the pure of that most disagreeable
disorder THE ITCH. Priee 50 cents per boxi
MATlC DROPS. i Price twb dollars. 1
Ir, Jebb's Nature's 1 Hestoratilef A IlAL
SAMIC C O RD1 A L -Price t wd etellars . if j
'", bodbold'i VEGETABLE BALM OF
IJFE-Pikoiiedolla-v; i
THE B AL'M 'OF tBfI EiivVrt?
frpm an Iberian'; paRg for'icuin''defeets-of
the skin, and- improving the complexion, &c.
PriceTtwo'dollars.' j :': bv;;
VTHE RESTORATIVE; T)ENTtFRlCEi.'
r or cieansingi wnitf mng. ana preserving the
1 Sncc; the above invlauable medicines Were' j
first discovered, up wardsfof stve hundred thou?
sand person have experienced their happy and
saiuiaiy epecis, many ot wnom irom in grat
f As the, certificates attested by many respect
able'person? Are -tod numerous .for ; this ppeq
w coniam, inc propncior rwjue -inc. car
tcrperuse thpajmphlaccompanjing thVine
2
; M& matdry; dtjugs the disappointment I
peatedlyrexperrepced ih-mV practice. frnm
prediftposiadn to rulmoriid. UomijJaints,' W
powerful inducem'enti with; me to conhider
substancesJ conidrrarj bfcrnVfiied.
from :the' ivelff founded 'objections oi n; r.
tareatening qesiruction: o tne aongs.
. T now pfl;ttipblk
tf 1 years experience on '(h)ir subjeit ) No c t.
petise pr jreubfejbas be'drr spaYcdCn this cam.
positjori Tat nojtriin
and. Asthmatic complairtWhlilbeeovso sue
cessful;as jrVTA '
t erg BiiT, wodid JU become the to mention in
ibis.' adaessVButJ if tbeV 'attestatiodf'Pef
sons of tbehighest;r
eya.hJch 'will beh'e wn to iiny- persoti-rlf the
lOalled prpotj it is proved;. GpRQGEHS.
St-
: ; ' THli JMPORTEBTloRSE
VJLTihh jSjTApfre.ensuirijgf season at mr
YV' stable, iri: Warren county, and will h
let'to Mres at Twelve and a Half Dollars the
SeasoVfor! each.raVe,rpay5ible.the first davcf
January nexu ?Teo Dcilarswill discharge n,t
samef sent With the mare. ' The season w;I
commence the I st bt March, and end the Kith
of Augusti ! : ; '.-
Thfe Pedigree and Performance of TRUE
BLUE have been so cfien made known". u
deemed useless again to publish thini ; suffice
it to say thai neither is surpassed by any horse
that has been imported ' '.
ly- 'v- n-Ah J, TURNER.
February ! 25, 1812. v . , , 2m 51
,.:NkPOLON., '".
T'HJs admirable TACK,--four years o'd thit
spring,; wu i siaiui me present season, which
will end the firstj&ay of July, at the subicri.
bef's8UbDVthe.'Rcd'duse in Cacvejl
County, at fcUr doTlarsf the leap six collars the
season, anditen dollars ensurance.
The sir"? and da,m of Napoleon is of the re.
nuine stock" of; Graral Washington's Jack,
the royal fireseat made him by the Kj.ig of
Spam, 'which was considered to be. the best ss
to form, disposition and for service ever in A
raenca' Oood pasturage for mates from a dis
tance, and honest attention in ever v case that
customersmay have justice, but no liability fsrf
accioepu or escapes ot any Kind.
, The publc are not appr ised of the great va
lue of mules,.or! they' would not neelect raisin?
those cheapiuseful, durable' and listing anW
msis, jveitner would tney sntter themselves t
be prudiccd-against .their better interest by
tne owr ers ot stuJs, when mules generall, are
a readier sale, and for a better price than runs
tenths of .hdrsesv..-. ;';''"';.'' '"
The'subscrifer'isV saythat the
mules got by "Don Alfonso (sire of Napoleon)
iire remarkably large ; at jtwa years old per.
form the work of a hors.e, are not of that vc
cious, obstiria'.e dispositibn cf thosegbt by the
.grey. Jacks bin are as eay broke, & as manage,
able as hones, that raising two rnules & feeding
tbem;while'at:!0k,ls less expfeiice than oie
bcrse; and that one mule wil wear out three
of four . horsed ' SAMUEL: SMI TH.
-Matcl 24, 1812., .' . .9i56, '
WILL BE SOLD '
On Saturday the 16th of May next at tie
Aourf.house in ElrZabethKBladen cotftity,
fTHE .following Lands lying in the' said
i- County, orso much thereof as will
charge the; Taxes due "thereon, fcer the year
4000 acres the property of Jacob Rhodes
300 do.thej prdperty of Robert Gibbs; ,
625 do the':prpperty of Stephen Starling.'
.MAT THE W KELLY, ShiF.
MarchTOJv .'-'. 54- '
To those kojo may have Business in thi
BRANCH BANK
OF THE STATE of NORTH-CAROLINA
TAR30R0UGH,
TX7 HERE A manyof the cusbmets of d
yy Tarbofougb Branch Bank," reside at
great a distance as to render it i nebny n01
and expensive to attend ln.eTapn ; to tr3nflct
theirnsss$d believed,
some proper person "vbutd '"ingage'tb" atteod-
Dusiueas oi; inns, son, ii w.ouia te a scuiv.
geat chiehiebce ataHyntage to the public
Tfoe Subscribe being wiibng ,to serve the pu
lie in .this'wayj- offersf,h services as Ag
for transacting business with7 said Bank, cB
tbe'folIovHngetolt i'
.ollar.lfi?Xti s$ '4:-:-S':'":
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ceed;ng g5UO, one Dollar,
' Fr all nm iKnvo C AflO. .two
At all ftaUi&ss' lftmiT he tJutin his WW
and will at all times communicate the,ness-
ry' iilfoiatS6Wt6Wihi maTe fDCern f
and ,wWon;io,? W
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