0'
. . - ,V
note thia tScient to keep iliva .those
favorable inpreldofiMWikCbtd bj ft t
apptirmct (xfthetiquadroajand
Dcy' hostility, uwcrviauy
dation for the report that he has had
i first rnrc "of his
etuw
complaint."
FROM FORT' WAYNE.
Cot of a letter fion Ihe Cotmsindin j OScer
at Fort Wavne. tf Miami of the Lakes,
to A Member of Cbnjrtrt; dated
Foar Wa vjrst, 8th Jen. 18 16.
Pcntt rnciir. to'icquAifit ycu with a
communication jan made tame by a Mia
mi Indian, & branch af, the, White Loon
Samily. who basx4a expraed the
greatest friendship to xnc, and of whoe
tddixy to our government; (a far as a a
Ttrt rmndcafc possess that sentiment) I
hive not the least doubt. t "
He says the British fcave tent out run
ners among aU the tribes to the north and
vounr and most active warncrt only, to
re with as-iltUe delay as rosaibfc io
Maiden I that they have a large quanury
oi 'roods there, which they keep in reserve
format class only, wbeneTer thermal
arrive, and, pe seen to take a strdnshold
5toTuLik. J they .have .been,
kiowatodo. My informant, who calls
S nW sutes that he himself has
received the invitation three days since,
vith many other Miama chiefs, several of
whom haVe- reeved- to to Malde,
merely to see' and hear the British father;
but, for himself, he b satisfied to remain
ax home. . . '
pt orrral divs past. rreat numbers
of Putawatimies and others, haro passed
here on their way to Maiden. , .; -
What their intentions are, is yet doubt
ful, but my informant assures, that is
haopiaion a warwUl rcak out early m
the Spring. Y.r' . 'Y ";.'
- In haste, as the express is now waiting
forthisletter. lam .
t r - NOTICE-. , . , ;
170U AJLLVORK done in ray BtVcwrrMs
J; Sror, near the Jail, the accounts must
nofbetuidto any but the subscriber,. No
ooney to be paid to the stmths and no credit
to be riven them on my account without my
order 'r . YSSt. SCOTT.'
Itxle;rh.Jan.lM81S. S-3t.
UNION TAVERN,
THIS well known 'Stand, on FajettevHle
Street, -near the Courthouse, is sfrstn
open tor the reception of Company. "The
Subscribers solicit Jtha patronage of their
riends and the Public Travellers and gen
try passing through or visiting this City, are
respectfnUy lot ed to call at the Union
where they will '.find IcotfortabU ttocma,
clean Beds, choke Liquors, and a Table
rvppWd with the. best JLhe .cpuatry affords.
Also rood Stable, forsrr,- . . "
A fcw rt gular , liOAKDERS can be ac
cocxaodsted. x ;'
, PABStXX & LANCASTKB.
Juntiary 24. 18lv
1 BELL TAVERN, .
THO's. B. G LOST EK,
HAVING leased, Cot a term of years, the
Premise ' lately. known s yAnwn
Tavern, in Wsrfentoo, Nortb-Csrolint, so
Ikats tho patronare of the Public Ilia un
ceasing endeavor will be exerted to keep
rood accommodation foe Travtl'ers to
have bis Hoaie'farmshed.with comfortable
Bddinr, the best Liquors sod Viands, and
to have his Rooms io rood order and coo
suit readiness, Hia btables avball be well
provided 'and attended t and In every other
respect be hopes to give satisfaction to those
wbo may favor him with tbeir custom.
Warrenton. HC Jan. 1816. 33 4w
entertainSient.; . :
tomijwgb yt sla v outer.
THE Subscribers respectfully infbrnuthe
Public that thevhave lately openel a
HOUSE OF ENTtirTAnOlENT, in the
-rawTtofaAaxsarxr fin the House formerly
occupied by R,sToaaacs.) v They deem it
sufficient to iay,tnaterpences nave vo occa
spared to render this Establishment commo
dious and agreeable and to place it on the
noat extensive and liberal foundation,
R. TOBHANC r .
W. II. SLAUGHTER,
Ssllsbury, K. a Jan- 17th 1816. ' S4-2m
' OilLtiir r s pAiiu i i
TtwrrTV. w. SOlJxtattheCotnrr.Horss.in
W ithe town of Rocrix8Eax, Richmond
County, the 16th of March next, the following
TRACTB OK lvn u, or Mroucuimwiu
will be of valne to satisfy the tax due thereon
fnr iYi f rr 1814. and cost of advertising, ko,
200 Acres on the Cattaw branch, the property
of the heirs of Simon Covington."
or A mi ihm witera of Chaulk Fork, the
prop erty of Michael rckrey.
: a-nicholsoksext:
Jan. 13. 1816. . .543t
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
County of Randolph.
Haman Miller's Executors, "V.' .
v. ; ' l In Eqmty.
Rjland Roberts, U others., j : :t , . t t
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; to Rich
srd Shackelford and wife, Jacob Miller
and wife, Peter RxJberts, Henry FoJler, Sa
rah Fo'kr and Rvlsnd Roberts, that on the
fith and 9th dsvs "of March next, atthe bouse
of Seth Wade, Esq. in the County and State
aforesaid, we tntena xaaiog iqo ipvsuiona
of Seth Wade. Joseph Robins and others r
Andoa the 15H and 16th dsji of March
next, at the boae of CoLBurnside, 4.Law
rrn'a Dirtrict. and State Soutb-Carolin u
we intend taking tht Oepoiitions of JerexnU'
h Arnolds aod others i And also,' on tne
23d day ol March next, .we Intend to Uke
tho DeposUirns of George." Roberts, and O
rhers, at the house of George Roberts, in the
' County of Rockingham, in the State of Korth
Carol us. to be read U evidence in axertain
matter of controversy in our said Court ofB
quity'4epen'diEgberelawe are Complain
srts and you are Defcndsnts, when, &c-V
JAMES MILLER, lExectt.
;V 4 HAMON M1LLFR. f tors.
February L H16. 55r-5t
I - 1
XTlk mnbsqwrVinerV slSl
CAGES' will beg raw JL'Mharins'eUimaler flTer )WS
Sorsstomeate iupplies urnuhed Cst the asmetitte, Which J-JtaofKorthC
scribWhVreeS toe-beerf audited s'ndaBowed by the. Audi, WtVW we4;atJforfbw be, jBtiW-'?
rZZiJZITEZf. tors inoointed br tho General Assembly for paidmAwtestee!ce JjMiijh ' .
fjrtn:
p icai
these' i
ashec
Two Apprentices wU be taken to , tyjs
above business.', ' . ... , ' '
January 26. "' . . '. " , ' ' , 54-tf. V .
MAHOGANY AND CABINET
MOUNTING. , I
I0RSALE,s parcel of Inch Board L o
1 ranv Plank, two Boxes of Elegant Ve.
neers, a Log of Mahogany;16 feet Jong ai.d 16
Inches Square, two boxes of Glass, 13 by 16
lathes, a parcel of Drawer Locks, (fcmmode
Handles, Quadrants, Knobs for Drawers, f
with many other articles in that line t alw -
parcel of wooden Clocks, and a few Clock cai
ses ot wajnut. -Appiy v i
V TIIO.COBB5.
TUltiVh. Jan. 24. 1816. - .'53 4t
P.5. Journeymen Coach Makers will meet
with employment by applying -as above.' !
Would take an Apprentice to the Painting Bu
sincss who could come well recommended.
v :: T. C. i
TENDOLLARS I REWARD.
DESERTED FROKi THIS POST, on the
night of the 22d of, DeceraUr, J815,
DANIEL MOSES, a private in Capt Wm.
Yilson's Company of Artillery. : V ,
The said Dam i a L Mosas. was born in the
Province of Maine, about fortv veara of are.
fire feet eight and an half inches high, with
bszl eyes, black hair, dark Complexion,
sod by occupation a tamer. : i
. The above reward, with all reasonable ex
pences, will be paid, on bis being delivered
to me at this pott, or the Coromandirr Offi
cer ot any Military - Post within the Vetted
States. vi; ' ... ' j .
' ' 'r , . N G. WILKINSON.
Lieut. & Comdr. of Art'y. Commanding.
Fort Hampton, N. U. ' . .
January, 1816. 55 5t
notj(ce- .v
TtrT Subscriber feels it his duty to mfbrm
Ithe public that he has acquired infor
mation of the cure of CANCEKSi that he
has been in the practice for several )ears,
and is happy to say he has not failed,4n any
instance, where timely application has been
made i to which a number of respectable ci
tizens arc rtsdy to attest Persons applying-will
consider themselves bound-for the
payment of two dollars on application, and
when the -cure is effected, eight dollars in
addition thereto. ' 1
r WM. BRACKEN. .
Stony Creek, Orange County,
N.C.30:h January, 1816.' " v
" Application by letter (post-paid) to the
Post -Office at Anderson's Store in Caswell,
inclosing two dollsrs, and stating the per
son's' see and residence, and-where the
Cancer is s'uusted, will be attended to.
TO THE CITIZENS OF
XAncolny Cabarrus; and Mecklenburg
THE DIRECT TAX, for 1815, hsvinr
become due and payable, I will attend
at the following places and times, for Col
lection, Via if . f
In Lincoln County, at Adam Beard's, on
tht 5th and 6th, of March At Thoa, Hync's
7th do. at Captain Joba Reed's, Catawba i
Springs, 8th and 9th do at Major Jacob
Clinei's, 11th snd 12th d. at Joel WiJ
liam's, Indian Creek, 14th do at Samuel
Ecpie's, Esq. 16th dorUIenry Schenk's, in
Lincobton. 18th, 19ih and 20th.
In Cabarrus At Jitnes Picken's Mills;
25 ih da at Frederick Peck's 27th da at
Rocky River Meeting House 29th da at
Concord 30 h do.
In Mewklenburg st 'McGUl Matthews's
on 2d of April at Peter Rape's 3d and 4th
do at Joseph ! aires' 5p and 6th do In
Cbariotiee 8th and 9th at Joseph Max
well's 12th do. at Beattie's Ford 13th do.
The duty on Household Furniture and
Gold and Silver Watches, will be collected
at the above pl.cea and times. ,
r A. FREW, f
Collector of the Revenue t ot the
11th District of N. C.
Jsmwy 27th 1816. 55 3t
district Paymaster's Office,,
Raixxoa, N. C. Fs:6, 1816.
r ik following Roles and , Regulations (in
X addition to thoe heretofore cxiatme-'l
hare been received from the Paymaster Gen
eral, and will be observed in all future Pay.
meat to Companies or Detachments of Vo
Uinteera or Militia, or any par, thereof, on
claims to comDensatioQ for services rendered
in the Army ofthe United States, via : .
The officers wbo commanded are to make
oathior themselves and their men
1st. That they have nov been previously
paid. is . ;.
2d. That they have not either jointly or seve
1 r-dly executed any power ofattorney au
thoriaingany person whomsoever to re
ceive the compensation claimed :
3d. That they have not at any ;time signed
. accounts (in duplicates or otherwise) or
receipt rollsibr the same and passed
them awa to another person, who might
thereby be enabled to draw the amount
from the proper- oraeer or agent of the
' ; United States that they have in no wise
k either direetly or indirectly transferred
; or alienated tneir claims, by power of at
torney, orderreceipt Roll, accounts or
any other paper : . , ,
4th- That the officm,nonomm5ftioned offi.
i ers.musieians and privates, i V msybe
. ' borne on the Master Rol),were during-the
period therein expressed actually on mi.
3utarydatyintheeld,incamp,ormraf.
... rison. - - ' " "-.- M; 'r .- ''
The same mode must be observed in the
claim r presented by otneers and soldiers to
be settled with, individually extent in the
settlement with al soldier where the oath , of
the officer cannot be extended to binr, fa$ om
shuitbesubstituteJ, the. claim being pfeyi
ouslf certifled in duplicates by the commnnd-
Ued to the Declaimed. . ;'r.--"11 l ,
These prrcaitionary meastxres have .been
cdnsidered necessary, as well oo theaccount
of the vast number of claims which are known
to hare been transferred by some means ' or
other from the hands of crrifrial', claimants
into .thoia bragents and speculators, as for
lob unmcuuxucai manner m wnicu manv
paya'ents hire b een uhav6idy"madei.
JUNIUS 5 NEED,
' ryv.ii
ddgenee that purp.se ddVei;
cessation dtia them. TL sooner, sppli ca
ll on Is made, the Better. 4 ..:., .
' WILUS wttitakek:
;Paym astcrlj. C, irdiUa.
Tialelrh. TtK 8th. 1816.
452w-
:i . I ; NOTICED :
1 BSCbNDED from mv Bed and Board,
XjL on.thelst of this InstgnCmy Wife'Bet.
sv W arson. ;l'do hereby forewarn all per
sons from harboring or feeding her, aa they
may oe wen assureq iney win do aeaic wim
according to law t and aho, from trading
with her on my account, as am determined
to psy none oiner contracts ' , '
BENJAMIN WARSON.
Buncomb, Jan 15, 1816. ! , 56 3w
W. W. MASON.
In tht Stort, Buildings, under the
ft A J A- L.
jieaaingritoom, nixt aour to Junius
I ilAo fOK' c ALL,
A' HANDSOME ASSORTMENT of Dry
GOODS and GROCERIES, and addi
tional Supplies are daily expected all which
will positively be sold on tne most reason.
able terms. He invites his friends in' town
and country to call & jadre for themselves.
Doubts not to sstisff them, both is regard to
quality and price- t 1 r
Raleigh, Feb. l5tb, 1816. 56-3w
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
'I J T ? f ' -I A J
- juincoin uouaiy.
Court of Pleat and Quater- Seision,
'January TVrm,1816.
Jonas Rudeiel Original Attachment,
craintt levied in the
Jacob Bennet. S hands of Samuel Cos.
T appearing to the sstisfsctxm of the
f!nrt th ripfrnrfant ia not resi
dent of this State : It is therefore Ordered by
Court, that Publication be made three weeks J into the hands of foreigners and ene
successively. In the Raleigh Register, That j mieg the covernment who, as they
unleaa aaid laeob Bennet aDnear at the next I -ti -.ai .Jmi ."1
mr f pL.aa.nd Onarter Sessions. U be
hM f ..m tv at t court home in
Lincolnton,. on the third Monday in April
next, replevy and plead to said suit, judg-
ment will be entered utx against him
56 3tp. - TstVA;,DRY M'BEE, c c.
Just received by J. Gales, from Phi
laaelphia,:
Price 12s. 6d. m Morocco.
fXIHE Ladv's'and Gentleman's POCKET-
JL BOOK, for the year 1816. The Lady's
contim an Almanac, Ruled Pares for Me
morandums, a Doscription of St Paul's Ca
thedral in London, the Whole Duty ot wo
man, Answers to . Enigmas New, Enigmas,
Selected Poetry, Marketing & several other
Useful Tables. . , " . ,
Tho Gentleman's Pocket Book contains an.
Almanac and Ruled Pares for Memorsn-
dums, the Distances of Places from Wash
ington City, the Officers of the Governinom
ofthe United States. Executive, Legislative,
and Judiciary. Departments at the Seat of I
Government, Duties on Goods imported, a
Correct L st of the Navy and' Army, Table
of Taxes on Domestio Manufactures, and
several other Useful Table .
SCARCE MUSIC.
L J. Gales hai had placed in his hands, for
Sale, the following valuable Music ;
Handel's Oratorio of Joihus, in score
' ' Choice of Hercules, in do
Julius Cesar, in do.
' Six Sonstas for 3 Violins,
' two Hautboys or ' Flutes and Vio-j-
loncello . -
Ode on Queen Anne Birthday
Concertbs for the Organ.
A Book of SonaUS by Kozeluch and Mozart,
part for the Piano and part for Violin
and Bsss, or Flute and1 Bass
Dr. Miler's CorreUi's 12 Sonatas for the
Organ or Piano, with 12 small Pieces by
pVeiffer, : and ' a Four-handed Sonata
bound together
Shield Opera of Marian - .
A Book: of Songs and sundry Loose Musics
NEW GOODS1.
CLAPP 4 PJVWf
Have jiut Received from New-York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, & Peters
, ! . eiirr,- - . ' j: ;
A large and General Auortment tf
DRY-GOODS ANDH0R0CERIES;
liinnCH they are NOW OPENING and
fi offer for SALE at said Clapp's, in GUIL
FORD , County, N. C. near the New Brick
Church.' The following are amongst' their
Assortment, viz. Superfine London and French
Cloths I Pehse Cloth; Silks of -all ; colours
rA mittfts ft Stitl fikftr4 . r4l QaMn Tln
nets arid Hats, of the fewest;.. Fash ions ,TfPhy$icians have .Teceilred a?
an
ueeant Assortment ot becond Cloths
Superfine London Cassimere ; Second ditto i
Plain and Ribbed Stockinett; Imperial and
Bedford Cord"; ".Black Florentine; and Satin
Striped Vestnlets j Point arid Duffel Blankets ;
Coatings and. Kersey Moleskin't Baize and
Bearskin ;' Plains and Kersey t Lisbon Coat
ing f Swansdown Vestings i Figured 6c plalrt
juiunm a quanuiy oi tnsaf s-inen. ; ourper.
fine and Second Long Cloths ; India and Don
mestic Cotton t Mancheatry Flannels t Silk
Cashmire Shawls ; Levantine do; Damask do i
Black and mite Lace Shawls V Black' and
AVhite Veilaj . White Lace, Itsjidkerchiefs ;
Silk, Cotton, sind . Worsted Hosiery i Coarse
do jFancy and. PjamItulins i Silk Gloves
of different colours t Ginghams and Calicoes
Scotch Plaids i Linen 'and Cotton Cambric :
Long Lwn-Bornbazettefand Bombazines
Russia' and Irish Sheet'gElerahx and com
mon Furniture ;ftz--7ellinrton.- CordV--
; J3indanno, Madras and Cotton ljandkerchiefs
6-4thsf 8-4ths,' arid 10-4Lhs linen Dlap
Brown HollandrB.est Treble :GUt .Buttons
tJilt and Plain dorElegant'Msrseilles .Vest:
,tngs---Knttung wmnGerman sriutesr-Bar
Iron and Castings Shgartf Ooifee--Queens-WareJ-KniVes
sndFcrks, sssoTtedRmri;
Wine, and Brandy, Uc 1 Also a' Good As
Sortmeate .Watches. fFTench andrEnrlish.
Chain5eals,'and Keys i and an Elegant As.
sortment ot Jrrench , ancLjFhiladelphia made
Jewellery of the Newest Fashion.' ifc &c?r ' n
All the above Articles will (be disposed of
low j, tor. Casij ! or , Country Produce such as
yeatnerghoeTlureaoaiKlFn
paperf of this'city. V ' -kn "
. A 1... nut i. Arte sr. -jtr ,aMv. -
56i.,- v Dist.' .PayMst. S. Army
flsHB ondrrsirned are authorised as com
A V i J UM A4v .
JL' missioners . to Contract for the Bwldifg
u avorics vjiurcBin w? cut ox aieign, Qt
feet by 44-26 feet pitch; with a Steeple-W
The work will be divided into the loUowiDr
distinct Lcontracta.r-lst: For the deliverv cf
the - Rock, rough and hewn, for tne founda
Uqd, caps, sills, snd steps. . - 2d, For the de
livery of the Brick. 3d. The Jayinff ortbe
rock and brick (or the two latter may be u
nited in one contract). C4tb,' The floor and
roof eomnlete. 5th. The window. frames '
sashes shutters, door-frames and doors (or
tne two last mentioned may be united in one
contract), 6ib; The Steeptc A ; ' ;
The attention of the besti workmen is in
vited to this subject snd proposals are ao
licited at an early day; as ' it is intended to
have the work done in proper style and-with
all possible despatch. . . :c " -;
The residue of the interior work is reserv
ed for a ; future contract.
, B. Daniel, ,
v; TV. Shaw,
. T. Emond,
W.Scotty '
J. 8. RaboteaU)
H Totter.
JT. Hunter, ' , "
Haleigb, 13th FelvlSie,
56
It&LEWiF:
1
V:
FRibAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1816: (
A National Bank. A writer in the
i ; j .i . . 1 - , "
Delaware Watchman vvho disapproves
of the plan of ;a National Bant which
is oeiore congress, oecause,- ii esiao-
lished, its stock will b& liable 1 to : get
Wl1-1 "ve. n u power, will oe
more likely to embarrass than to aid
the government in its fiscal concerns,
proposes a very dinerent establish
menfjhich.he says speculators can r
not turn to their account. He propo
ses to fix it at Philadelphia, its capital
for the present, at 100 millions, tq
consist first of its. own bitls,,which are
to be loaned on notes at 60 days at 5
per cent, or on loans for six months
and upwards, secured by bond and
raortcaee, at 4J per cent. Tov have
branches wherever the directors and
the several state legislatures may a-
gree. lne uirectors. to, De chosen
artlj by the President of , the United
tatesj partly by Coneress.- arid partly
by the legislature of Pennsylvania and
me citizens oi rnnaaeipnia. arte
rectors ofthe Branches to b&t elected.
. ... rrn -m. . 1 t
in a similar way. ine xotes to oe
received in all paymentsto the United
States in exclusion of all others, and
in preference to specie, and cannot,
therefore, depreciate. The TBank to
cive aid to the government in. trans
ferring its funds, &c It is calculated
that a Bank of this kind would clear
to theovernmntof the United States
from six to eight millions a' year; arid,
of course, not only enable it to repeal
obnoxious taxes, but raise a tund for
public works by which.; the country
might be greatly benefited.
I On the SOth ult. the Mayor of .Sa
vannah issued a Proclamation, stating,
that, having received information j that
the Small-Pox prevails in the State of
South-Carolina, he enjpins j ' that aH
persons coming from that State, be in
hibited from entering ihe City of Sa
vannah ; also, all ships', vessels, t or
boats of any description, until they are
first examined, byy the sHealtii)lficer,
and a certificate obtained ' from htrtt,'
according to law The- Marshal of
the ,City, is required.to apprehend vail;
persons who shall attempt violate
the iawjVand cause them to be retno
ed.;)The inhabitants of ithat place?
who have not hadhe SmalUPox,: 'aHr
requested by the Ccinci'to get vac
cinated immediately 'We trust; the
citizens of this StatewiW attend to Ais
necessary rjrecautionSomeV of our
Phvsicians have received a? SUPdIy of
fresh Kine matter.
-tj . m m. w -
It appears Hfrdnl a i cotomuriicatlon
from Matthews county,' T a.that ne-
gro-trader of the name i; cf ' Hatim,ons,
was imurdered about the beginning , pf
the present gears' in King. atrf Queen
county He.was suriposed lo be irom
ivo wau qvuuiy x ui una uwc : r
''i A fire latelyv;hrpke out fin the;
large fire-proof .store" onBttrgwiri's
Wtoft,Wilmiiifkton.belon tcrAIrt
Hanson Kelljrr whkh entirely ccinsum
ed the interior rpf . thevbuildirijTh'
lire onrtnateu m a jau iuu vwwuyu(
DT fttr. wee wniCA was careic&j
left jvji-tiic
proprtyxposea m?1
a lawgiving to the tow of Petersburg
a represenUtive QZ&mTMg
r' rrhehQdfiiiif'SiA to see.
has1 fcegativerX the Mirpfoposipg a ies-
iablish fifteeIrietr:Baiifa4r
TfJfytWyl? t?
wovidinir for the call of a Cdnvenoir
tb tm'exid ihS Cqnstationf 90 to 84
Mcnfains fkfcsmy&QlWQyMfc
.vl - !. . .j-iTs-..-
rietTdnttaYajiafn r
' . JP, . .1 - ! .. . V'i. A i. (
was rciu anu -aiwwuwunYj as
to
Hi
r :rx OBy the a, 7729; 1816 ;
17iat wisdom, ya!6ri&-tonbtiixU
. riallv. manifested- duiinthlatk' Wsii '
i
,wah'Gia
. SpPjresjdentofhe United tesV" and
b'jr thpsejtutesnien and herc who acted. '
ywith hirn in ile couhrmAb fiSd,rid
Jon the'bceani entitle meitotte autjide ?
Jjarid admiratioh tf their coimtry11; (arid wfli" v ;
'reflect T lastm fame arid to : .
aririaTs of Arneri cati history and that hei
jnerocktiort M
ardlionorahle peace with a liauity and '
ji .jul adrsa
'ojt galantrlarid courage conducted, by '
rfirimess' and mteUigeiite.f V K.
Idnia ha'ft tulrnei'-itsi aiteli'dii' 1 anef-
5:?v. . -- --O- j v ' .
ncienx mannenio ineauojejpx.y0i inxer
rial Improvident A law1fi( been t
passed, eVeatirig 3 1fcri'd-'ibfie'deio''
imriatedf!T1ieFund for Interna. Ife-
ovemeritvatl; ' bk ? adief lu- !
dift'erent parts of the Commonwealth!
The iund ts to. consist oi all theistock
heldhy ,thj Stf tein BanVaric Turn-
pike rittA Navigation Companies, toge
ther with sucli dividends as may , ac
crue thereon, arid stich bonii or pre-
fmiums aV may beherefter received
j for privileges grapte4 to Banks. The
care of this fund ; is vVeTt in a corpo-
rate body, to be styled The President
andXiirectois oflhe Boara ef Coritrqi
, to be composed of the Governor (Jre-"
sident exVbfficiq)--t welve Birecfbrs, tp
consist oi tfte l reasurer anq Attorney
General of the Stated and ien Citizens,
three of whom shall reside west ward,
of the Allegheny : mourifaiiij two be
tween the Alleghany arid the. v$lueV
Ridge, three between the Blue Ridge
and thfe head of tide water and two-.
; between1 that line and, the sea coast. -
No appiicapni othe" idi.-'ipre
made, excepilry special authority of4
law. What is th ..
ed; 'Ilw-preserit atriount'is believed '
however Wbe- not farfrprii &: millioa
of;doIlars : and rfiay 0 hbp io jpro?
duce very 'fn&XyreQUtnfotjlif
tb Virginia bufta'eJUm6ll . .
. '-"' itjSa I ;
i'.---'4- --"MARBIED, V, ,'','-" u. , .
On the 1st ihst.Mt.Jehn PugbT pa'ye of
liewbern,' to Miss Jane Keaa Henry of '
New-YorkV - r 'r : '
': -: - J- o.v .:PffiiiT-vW.
5n Tuesday evening the sth instant iriJ
Halifax: comity $ k jirsu Martha B; Alston?
consort of the Hon. Willis Alstonv. Thisi
tongue of praise, or the pen of pariegyricV r
would laUshoriri descfibifi rrtahy.v
and amiable, v virtues wfticli;adonied hex . ,
heart and guidedher afictioris fthrouglf r,
life. : . --. h ".i":ir.v -z
: If Tuimons c;
Jones cohsort of JdneJ,lSjSi-i.''i
In Pittcoumoii thttd'maWljan
Atkinson, Es.inr the dSdryeir of hiiage. .
;;At,ShQ;pullSreenecc the 28th '
jamiarv j last Charles rr Esofn the 1
45d "yfeaii'pt hisage- respectable citzeri.
Ui JNewDernaiy, mr? auiaparrow.
'v-'ju-m1'eai
Va' oh the Slijt iilt. 3r;Waiter lone&Ja. i
ge.Ztf years,! whowaVvfor ntany years a
lUAOTSTQlilESSI '
V SeveialpefirisjfKa
genteel and ieferreof' oii iriotint ofiri
Rbo4 ihemnitt
reducirif?
sllveVlcbinfthnpd
fw2tv &rmearis antt t!
olutiol ih ttlatib
perCCUR jo uie uee,nB uuir, anq c-
Mider46it,'aeii
' i a mml4h rtthTftlrin JT
theiiifaithful colWctiott
5 1
Biveiy to, tne purpose ot renaer;ng na
via1)Ier aridjunit
principal riversj land ofmorew&na
fjr connecting, ; oy 'public ghwaj?:s,he
fliexpedieheVf ncreksiti alloy; :
by reducingthe' weicM 5 or irtet small
mAR& sbmtf delte. atrteffid '
f Jthe Wiefiu3om: dgersiehwai ;
greeawi -f ' . - -- v;s
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