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Repository of Genius.
The Editor pf the Register lately received,
by the Cartel Pacific, fom Lu friend, the
Author, the. following
OCCASIONAL ODE
OS THE
Roval British System of Education.
waiTTaw v
i A jKruxxTKjry ct th WrzroW Ttm
May, 18X2.
n7Jo i fAe principal thing, ihrrcfrrc- rrt
tn$(hm r and cirA a t.f getting, get Un
derstanding Prove rb, ch. iv. er. 7.
OF all that live, and more, and breathe,
Man only riws o'er his birth ;
He looks above, around. beneajb.
At oce the heir of heaen and earth:
Force, cumin jr, speed, which Nature pare
The various tribca throughout her plan,
Life to enjoy, frota death to save,
These are the lowest poweta of Man.
From strength to strength he travels on,
He leaves the lingering Brute behind ;
And when few si.ort years are gone'
lie to irs a disembodied mmd :
Beyond the gravr, wiih hope suUime,
Destined a nobler course to run,
In his career the end of Time
Is but Eternity begun !
What guides him in his high pursuit.
Opens, illumines, cheers his way,
-Discerns the Immortal frem tbe brute,
God's imasrefrom the mo-Id of jclay ?
Tis Knovlrdre: Knowledge to the Sod
Is Power, ml Liberty, and Peace i
And while cor? est ial ages roll,
The joys of Knowledge shall increase.
JIail to the glorious Plant that spread
-This light with universal bams.
And through tbe human desert led
Truth's hing, pure, perpetual streams.
Behold s new Creation rise,
New spirit breathed into the clod.
Where'er the Voice of Wisdom cries.
JUn, know Thyself; and fear thy GODT
J. MONTGOMERY.
IMPROMPTU.
Britannia, aick of many an HI,
Sees various plagues await her ;
Now finds another bitter pill,
rresciibed by one Decatur.
Let her go on and still contrive,
To wake the world all hate her;
Her venom we ahsll still survive,
" While we liave one Decatur.
Then.leVa, maintain the siilor's right,
And not one inch abate her ;
We need not dread her force or spite.
With Hull and wit h Dec at u r.'
AN ACT
Suspend executions for a limited time
L. Be it enacted by the General At
sembly of the State of Ncrth Carolina ,
and it it hereby enacted by the autho
rity of the same, That when any judg
ment shall be obtained for any debt
or damages in any Court having ju.
risdicttoo thereof, against any lcbtor
cr derbton at any time after, the 31st
day of the present month of Decenv
ber, and before the' lst of February',
1814, it hall be the duty of uch
Court before whom such Judgment
shall be obtatnecf, to stay Execution
and all further proceedings thereon
until the first term or tegular ession
of t uch.Ccurt after the first day of
February, one thousand eight hun
dred and fourteen; on such debtor or
debtors first giving two sufficient
Freeholders (such ai shall be appro
ved by the Court) securities for the
stay of Execution,' an acknowledg
ment of such securities in open Court,
and'entered on the records of the
ame, shall be considered as part
thereof; and if such judgment shall
not be patd,with six per cent interest
thereon, before the first term or s?s
aioa of the Court after the first day of
xebruary, one thousand eight nun
-drcd and fourteen,, it jfTaU then "be
the duty of, said, Court, ira mediately
. to award execution, inT a summary
Vay against the principal and hlsae
uritiei for the full' amount of inch
judgment, or so much thereof as shall
?eonaia unpaid, togctherinth the law
ful interest thereon and costs
I K And be it fttrther enacted, That
4hen any judgment shall he obtained
before any Justice of 'thertpeace a
gainst any debtor or "debtors, on or
after the thirty-first of the present
month of December, Tt shall be the
duty of such Justice of the Peace;
. before whom such judgment thall be
.obtained, to stay Execution and all
further proceedings thereon until the
first day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and .fourteen on such
debtor or debtors first giving tuffi
cient aecurity .in two Freeholders
such as shaft be" approved - by said
Justice) 'for the stay ol ExccutioVj
Pricm Thrw Dollar .Year,
and if "such judgment, with Ix.per
cent interest thereon,1x5 not paid and
satisfied before the first day4of Fe
bruary, cW thousand eight.hundred
and fourteen," then it shall be the duty
of- the Justice of the Peact oxr appli
cation, to awarA Execution instanter
against the principal and his securi
ties, for the full amount of such judg
ment, or so much thereof as shall re
main unsatisfied,- together with the
lawful interest thereon and costs;
Provided, That nothing herein con
tained shall be so construed as to pre
vent any defendant or defendants
from 'claiming or obtaining the .slay
of Executibu as heretofore practised.
III. And be it farther wrr, That
it shall be the duty of every Sheriff,
Constable or other Officer to whom
any other Execution has been or shall
be directed in consequence of any
judgment already obtained, or which
may be obtained before the first De
cember -current, to stay all further
proceedings .thereon on the per
son or persons against w"hom such
Executions has or shall have is
sued, first giving bond with two suf
ficient freeholders securities in the
full sum specified in the Execution,
payable to him, her or them for whose
debt or damages such Execution a
foresaid has or shall have issued :
Which bond, together withUhe Exe
cutioia the Sheriff, Constable or other
Officer shall return to the Court or
Justice of the Peace to whom the
same shall be made returnable : And
the Court or Justice of the Peace on
such return being made, shouM they
think such securities fully sufficient,
shall stay all further proceedings on
such Execution until thexptration
of the times respectively specified in
the first and second sections cf thi
3Ct; and at the rxpiratK-n of such
times it shall be the duty of such
Court or Justice respectively to a-
ward Execution in a summary way
against the principal and his securi
ties for the full amount of such bond,
' .. - -
or so miivh tnereoi as snail remain
unpaid, togctherwith the lawful inter
est thcreou, and the "Constable or o
ther Officer shall receive from the
principal giving such bond the sum
of two shillings (or the same.
IV. And be it futther enacUd, ThaJ
where any bhenff, Constable xr other
Officer has levied or shall have levied
on any goods, chattels, lands and te
nements before the 31st December
current, by virtue, of anyExecution,
or has arrested and imprisoned, or
shall have arrested or imprisoned be
fore that day, any person by writ of
Ca. Sa. which has or shall have issu
ed for nay debt or damages, it shall
be the duty of such Sheriff Constable
or other Officer, on bond with suffi
cient security being given, (as prcscri
bed in the ?d section of this Act) to
deliver the property thus levied on
the debtor,' on demand, and release
the person arrested or imprisoned
from Custody.
Y." A'ld be it further enacted, Thai
nothing herein contained shall be
deemed to apply to judgments or Ex
ecutions which are or may be' obtain
ed or issued io Consequence . of auy
contract made after the first day of
January next, or in the name of the
State, or at the instance of the Trea
surer, or to alter the mode by .which
such judgments and Executions are
carried into effect, or to exonorate
Clerks, Sheriffs, County Treasurers
or Treasurers of public buildings,
and Constables from paying or satis
fying on Execution, or otherwise, all
such sums of money as they have re
ceived and collected by virtue pi their
office, and if Execution issues against
any of them, their property shall be
sold to the highest bidder to satisfy
such Execution; any tiling herein
contained to the contrary notwith
standing. " .- -7 -r ;' ' . .
VI. And be it further enacted, That
nothing1ierein'containedshall-be so
construed as to prevent Clerks, She
ruTs, County Treasurers or -Treasurers
of poblio buildings from collect
ing such monies as may be due them
for the use" of the public.
-VII. Andbe it further cnactcdhax
this Act shall be in force and ' opera
tion immediately from the ratification
thereof. Passed Dec. IT I8l2.
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i- :A LIGHT CARRIAGE, .
With Uarneas, Cushions and Boxes. Jt niay
.be had oa moderate terms. .
' . -Apply tttbJstOEce.
Dec W. ,
The highctt Price given at this Office
4 U CLXAY ilXxVoX CSTTOV
. RAGS.
or ottt.DolI kud a half for half a Year
"wwwwj uwkocaaaarisimiDc nrii uxm ioraii a juoiirf ami
State Bank ofNorth-Carolina.:
Purchasers ofStockirt ibe iate Bank are
informed, that a Power ol Atttwnerau
.pnsinj a transfer of share p ahameld
li the said Bank, must be witnessed either by
tne Uashieror the Principal aanie, ww;.m
of its Branchea, by.a Notary-Public. y by
two Justice f tk Peace i and if by the lat
ter, their signatures must be certified by the
C'.exk of the county, with the, county seal an
nexed This regulation to commenco on' the
first da? of Trn,rr next, of which all who
may. be concerned will take notice. -
WyH. HAY VYOpPy
TAVERN, Jtf PrfTSB0ROC
JOSEPH HARLAN returns bis sincere
thanks to his friends and the public, for
t'ne liberal patronage he has heretofore received
in Jus line of Business, and informs tbera he
is about removing to his old stand again, where
tie intends to keep a gooa suppty as usuai.
. Dec 16. ; , . . v ,
Just received direct figm NeW'Tork
At the Store of the Subscribers,
A Large and general ASSORTMENT of
x. JL DRY GOODS ; amongst wnicn are,
Superfine Broad Clorna ,
Fine ditto : !
Cassimcrts, Coatings and Stockinets
Host & Dutch DUkets, Scarlet Cloaks
Negro Cottona a4 Flannels
Bombazets, Faacy y aistcoatings
Jubilee Cord, Cambric, Ginghams
Mulrauls, Ginghams,. Calicos
Robe Patterns, Long Shawls, Fancy Silks
Ladies Silk and Cotton Hose
furniture Calicos
flushes, Cambrics and Dimities, and a
great variety of Fancy Goods
Also Shoes of all kinds ' ,
Sugar, Molasses, CoiTee, Tea
Wine, Rum and London Brown Stout :
All of which will be sold lour for cash,
JOHN & ROB. STUART.
RaUigb, Dec 17. ;
RALEIGH AC A 0E MX.
THE Trustees of the abov? Institution re
spectfully inform the public, that the
Exercises for the ensuing year will commence
on Monday the 4th of January, under ihe su
perintendence of the Rev, Wm M'Pheetprs
T;e Female Dcpattmcnt, will be uodcr the
direction of Miss BoswoaTH, from the State
of New-York a young Lady, who, tbe Trus
tees are assured, is proptrly qualified for the
undertaking, being well educated, and a per
fect raistsess of the polite and fashionable ac.
ccmplshrnenrs of Drawing and every kind of
ormmental Needle work.
Both Mr. M'Pheeters and Miss Bosworth
will be ably assisted in iher several depart,
ments '
The Vet paratory School will be taught by
Mr. Edmondsov, a younj; Gentleman from
Washington College, in Virginia, who is said
to be well qualified for this department.
A punctuil attendance at the opening of the
sessi jn is desirable, that the several classes
may le formed to the greatest advantage.
Dec. 16 WM. HILL, Sec
MUSIC, DRAWING, &c.
MRS. SAMBOURNE
HAVING signified to tbe Trustees of the
Raleigh Academy her intention of relin
quishing her situation as Superintendent ofthe
Female Department, at the conclusion of the
present Session, wishes to inform ber Friends
and the Public, tbac &he shall continue to reside
in Raleigh, and, at the commencement ofthe
ensuing year, will instruct a few Young Ladies
in Miuie, Painting, Embroidery, &c. so that
Students in the Academy, and others, will still
btre an opportunity of acquiring these polite
accomplishments.
73 September 17.
State of North -Carolina,
ROWAN COUNTY.
Crjurl of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Novembir
Term, 1812
James Todd, Original Attachment. Andrew
w. Ramsay & Thomas L. Cowan
Joseph Erwin,) summoned as Garnishees.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendant, Joseph Erwin, is not
an Inhabitant of this State it is Orderci, that
publication be made, in the Raleigh Register,
for three weeks successively, that the saidde
fendant, Joseph Erwio, appear at cbr5 next
Court oi Pleas 8c Quarter Sessions, to be held
or the County of Rowan, at the Courthouseji
io ourawirj, ou wc mi monoay in rebruary
next, and enter his plea to the said suit, or
judgment will taken4 acco,di?g to the Plain
tiff's demand.
A True Copj from the minuter,
tsa leste, J NO. GILES, Clk.
State of North-Carolina,
BUNCOMBE COUNTY,
Superior Court of Law, October Term , 18 1.
John Ah worth,
TBS.
Original AjacbmerJ.
John Turke. 3
IT being made appear to the s axis faction of
Ihe Court that John Turke, the Defendant
in this suit, Is an inhabitant of another Slate or
Government It AUhereforje .Ordered, by the ,
Court, that the eaid. Defendant appear at the
next Term, to beheld for said County, at the
jCourthouse in- Asheville, on the first Monday
after the fourth Monday of March pext, and
then and there put in bail and replevy the pro
pe.tr attached, and plead to iuueOtherwise
judgment will be entcted agaihsO him by de
fault. OrderedThzt the above be published
three weeks successively in, the" Raleigh Re
gister. , . v ROBERT HJbiNRY.C
notjcev
5T HE Subscribers having qualified as Admi-
nistrators to the estate of THOMAS SL
MONTON, decd, give fiotics to all . persons
having demands against tbe estate of the said
Thomas Sunonton to present them 'for payment
within the time repaired by an Act of Assem
bly entitled. 'An act concerning provixrg of
wills and granting letters of Administration,
and t6 prevent frauds in the management of
intestates estates;!- otherwise they-will b bar
red of recovery by the operation of the said
Act. THO'S CRAWFORD, 7
. GEO. Lt DAVIDSON, ?
, Nov. 21, 1812. -r , 4 -489 '
BALEIGH r PaiKTD by JOSEPH GALES. -
to be) paid hi arivanceubscriptions
.'llaleiffb Voluntctr Guard sij
X7orj will be.pn your pra4e ground at -11
OU will be.pn your parade grotind sai
o'clock on the ; 1 st Saturday, in January
equipped according ta law. .-"..f
next
' ' .V "vV CLARKE, 1st Sgt.
" Twenty; Thousand j Dollars
Now afloat in ihe Potomac jf Shenan
doah Navigation Lottery.
1 Prize
I do.
1 do.
7 do..
12 dp.
30 . do.
of
g20,000
5,000
l 2,000
" 1,000
500
ioo
Besides the following Stationary Prizes s
1 Prize
1 do.
of
15,000
lupoo
2,000
1.000 - .
500
1
1
8
8
10
do.
do.
do.
do,
"do. of 100 Tickets each, Jn this
Besides a vast number of small prizes, ard not
near 1 1.2 Blanks to a Prize, S
Present price of Tickets Nine Dollars.
TICKETS & SHARES
sold by
, JOSEPH MILLIG AN,
. Bookseller, Georgetown, f Disi. Colu-nxb.)
Who sold a great patt of the Capital Prizes in
'-. the First Class.
AH orders for Tickets particularly at
tsnded to. Prize Tickets in this land other
Lotteiiestaken iu payment. ' All Lottery in
formation gratis.
Tickets ma'y also be had of the mana
gers. ' Nov. 28.
. fj. Letters, post-paid, punctually atended to-
, Sheriff's Sales.
WILL BE SOLD,
Ori the 8th day of January near, at the Court
House in Tyrrell County, for ready money', ,
THE following Tracts or pieces of land, or
so much thereof as shll be of sufficient
va'ue to pa; the taxes due thereori for 1811,
and cost of advertising the same, viz. -275
acres given in by John Alexander, sert.
200 do given in by Abraham Dunston.
12,000 do given in by Snoad B. Carraway,
for Collins, Allen and Dkkerson.
5777 do given in for Josiah Collins
13,625 do gtyen in for John G. Blount.
102J do given in by Sarah Hatfield.
40 do given in by Jo Phelps.
36 do given in for Gracy Brown. -9500
do given in for 6eorge Pollock.
740 do given in for John Scott,
1939 do given in by John Swain
5500 do given in by Samuel Woodland.
S3 do not given in for Edward parkin's
Heirs.
80 do not given in by Matbias Tolar;
100 do not given in by John & eight;
100 do noLgiven in by Jame Pelsue.
100 do notjiven in by John Snly.
33 do given in by Adkins Miasev.
JESSE ALEXaNDER. Sh'flT.
November 17. 1812. 89
For Salc
T HE LAND
Hjbereon I now live, -tbe Jlrrmer Residence of
' Green Duic, senior,
LONG known for its healthiness and beau
ty of situation. This Tract of Land is
supposed to contain 3600 acres ; and situated
within 7 miles of Warrenton its convenience
to which affords a ready Sale for-all surplus
produce. There is on the Tract a large quan
tity of excellent Wheat and Tobacco Land.
On Fining Creek.wbich intersects this Land,
there is a very valuable Saw and Grist Mill
Convenient to the formerthere is a large quan
tity of excellent timber.and its convenience to
Warrenton affords a ready sale for the Lum
ber. On the Mill Stream is at least 100 A
cres of Bottomland, a large proportion of
which is finely adapted for meadow.
5000 dollars will be required in advance I
payments tor the balance will be made accom
modating. Wheat will be put ia, and the
Plantation be delivered in complete order for
the working of 15 or 20 bands.
LEWIS P. DUKE.
Warren. N. C. Oct. 20 1812. 3m83
THE SUBSCRIBERS having qualified as
Administratrix and Aministrator on the
Estate of the late RICHARD TROTTER.
request all those haying any claims on said estate j
to present them properly authenticated to the
Administrator a his store-house in Salisbury,
where be iaat ail times prepared to liquidate
the same. All those indebted to the said Es
tate are requested to call and settle their re
spective accounts, and pay or renew their notes
with satisfactory ysecurityptherwise they will
shortly be placed in tbe hands af an Officer fof
coUectivn. JANE TtyOTTER, Adnr!x.
MOSES A. LOClCE, Adm'r
Nov. U, 1812. C 4t,89 .!
THE SUBSCRIBER,
"D EING desirous to remove into the Coun
fD try, offers the HOUSE and LOTS which
be now occupies in Germaiiioju for sale. He
deems it unnecessary to give a particularde
scriptioo, as he supposes any person inclinable
to purchase, will view tje preroises,suffice it
to say, that the advantages 'which this Pro
perty possesses,, either as to local situation or
convenient improvements, for a Store or Ta
vern, are eduai, if not superior, to any in the
pjace, and perhaps not surpassed by any in the
upper country , ' v ;
Cash or Negroei will be expected in pay
ment, and possession given wheneVerrequired.
ANDREW BOWMAN.
k Stoies Cfunty,yune2u.,' ; tf,
ADVERTISEMENr. s
A T Nov
r Tern Chatham county court
. the u
the-last
igned oalified as Executors of
ill and Testament of - Th' mm
White,
Those indebted to said Es
tate are desired to make sDeedv Davmeiit. a&
the affairs thereof -require it.; ; Those having
claims wiU please exhibit them, that atrange
ment may be made for discharging them, and
within the time prescribed bylaw, or he aci
of Assembly in that .case Will be plead n bar
of recovery. PANNT A, WJHITrEx.x
7: ' JAHAK STEDMAN,
; WINSHIPSTEDMAN,
Dec-.16:U 3t9ft-.v. J" ExVa
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de teased.
recciYeMy to Priyttcrs and dt errPst master id ti)e State.
lor a wanerocaucceedxx Paper,.
: 1 1.
in
rep,
I 'Wilt. Sell,; or barter ibr Land, : L':
Tehnessee, the . Tract of Land V
yarreri County, iq the fork of FisLi l
ijiod- Shoccoontainihg 432 act v
whichareilfar, upder good fence."-00, -gocd
order for cropping! - ' od ia
Aftjrther4escripiion of tbe Lar.d Ua '
unnecessary suujce it to say, iti, fie8 '
by none in the ighbourhood iu the Sje1
; ges of its situation and the fertitit r r natju
- The Dweniug House 23 by 13"
wUl hayeboifne rcpaus sufficient to , i n
smallfaraily comfortable. Tnrei , etlder
Smoke house,: Corn-crib, &c. !llrfi
VAlsp, abcut 500acres of un'imntov , "
in. the upper part of Halifax County
tertfle, but1 the beautv and healiV r1
situation, ancl. the -Excellent nr,ec 11 h '
would furnish,1 would make a i-
mer Retreat for any Gentleman ij.. "l 50'5"
low JSouutry. , ' I EDMUND JuVp, '
Ransom's Bridge, Oct -9. W
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Hawfieldr Academy.
rT HE. Subscriber intends cr; Ar , 1
X hi the neighbarhobd .off iv
Paisley and James Mejnne, 0 ih
Monday in January netr ; where Jtu
e- o - viuametic g
lish Grammar, the Latin &
Philosophy, &c The prices of t-..:''8"'
1 a v -
be, ior Heading, Writing & Arithfficti;' i:
English Grammar,
Lat:n & Greek, GeoirrunSw j.. a .!
l(i
Boarding may
ay be had U good hom c '
low
the
tner wun tne particular attention which mm
paid to the Tuifion and morals of Youth
oiffin;Sr. ;n.t.io
X.KJ lUdUlUUVII,
tA K nam ifiehtntim u 1
JOHN H. PICKARD.
Orange, Nov. 26
3i89
EXCHANGE
OF
Old Six Per Cent & Deferred Stock
PURSUANT to.the Act of Cdngress,
tied "An. Act authorisios? a Subscf winB
" for the OLD SIX PER CN T andlSfJ
f red Stocks, and provid ng lor tr.eeuir
of the same," passed, on tht : Ch day 0jjjj
I8i2, books will be cpentd on the lsi duy U ;
October next, at tue Treasury f and it ju.
veralloan offices, and yj)U coMinue opn
the 17th day of March next, rVreceiv
.Siibscriptionst of ihe Old Six Per Cent. ai
j Deferred Stocks, in the manner prescribed iiy
! the said act. New Certificates, bearing mtrf.
terest Irom the 1st day ofthe quarter in which
the Subscription shall be myde, at the rate of '
SixiPer Centum Per Annum, payable quarter
yearly,' for the unredeemed amount pfprinci.
pal of the Old Six Per Centum and Det'emd
Stocks which may be Subscribed, 11 be tsjtf
ed at the Treasury or at the Loan Offices res
pcctively where the O'd Stock Subscribed ma
at the same time stand credited The Ktw .!
Stock will be redeemable at the pleasure of me"
United States at any tirr)e after the 31st" day t
of December, 1824 ;; bui no reimbursfcriiept
will be. made except for the whoie amount
the Stock standing at the time, to the credit of
any proprietor, on the books of the Treasury
or of tbe.CommissioDers of Loans respective
ly, nor til after at least six months previous -public
-notice of such -intended reimbursetr.m.
ALBERT GALLATIN. !
Treasury Departrhcnt Smtmher 1!3 ''
CHAHLES PARISH,
RETURNS his grateful acknow ledgemenuj ;
to his friends and. the public, for tbe lib
ral encouragement they have given him b'ere1
to fore, in his iinepf business, and informs tka
that his.large and commodious Thi -t Story
Brick Building, at the Sign -of
THE EAGLE; ,
North of the State-House, is now in comfttK
order to receive Boarders and Travellers
where be earnestly solicits a contiBU2t.ee cf
their patronage. He pledges himself thstne.
thing oii his part shall b wanting to 'render m
general satisfaction to all those who lavci bin
with their custan:. Honest and active servants
.alone will be engaged; and his Stabler will
perhaps be excelled by none.
N- B. An ICE HOUSE and BATHING
ROOMS will be constructed by tbe next St
son. ;
An Accommodation Stage
THE Mail Stage from Raleigh to Fayette; .
ville having , of late been very moca
crowded with Passengers, so as not onJ ",.
make travelling very, uncomff-rtablebflt frt
quentlyto disappoint persons desircps of pro
curing seats .therein, the Subscribers, in'onlet
to accommodate' Travellers on this lead, w
Especially such ai wis)i rather to travel by is?
than bv Jiight, ave determined to estabhs
an Accomvodatioh Stage between K
i.;hnrt Fav.trwill which will leave '
leigh every Monday, Wednesday and Fr).
at o'clock A." M. and reach rtyetteyi lie t
8 o'clock P. M. ; and leave Fayttteyille
the same days at the same hour in tbeffotD'
ing and reach Rafe?gh at the same how m
the evening.. :.. :' ,
v As Establishment will be stteo w4,
very considerable ex'pence to the
they flatter,ihfmselves that the Pubhew
i-J: j iu ;.,r,r in their orKlcir,
taking. ' . VV m. su 1
l)! ; ' i DJtLON JORDAN
Raleigh Nov. 24, li2.
' '(CT The first Stages will start on W
next. It is expected that an Accowtn
Stage will be established from lmfi,
the Southward; and probably from
to the Northward. v
-: r., A Place Wanted,
By a' Youog Man who can come wett
, mended as aTanner; all the ysnet; ,
THE TANNING .BUSINV;
NOTHlNd but the hardness of the
;indocei him to solicit a t
any person who is disposed to take
1 can enjeye bepefit;of! this &
v -:?.J- -jj.:.: t. Tn rbeorcps
ne tneir;ierin, -r-j .- tin
forPattershW hl be ecesry
it of the nirmbet or nw
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