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xr books. JOst received and for sale at J. Gate's Store, Raleigh, tlie following ew : . Boors : . . obboeseN Journey thro' Albany 2 vols, ; sndn Rook of P'afs, elegantly bound T?,roM the Dauntless, a Poem -?iin -'nrt, 2 vols ' ; ;V -r ; -V:.' ; -. f violences of Christianity. .V.oWcV Sermons :. ; ... )M.m'nts discovered ' , t;,r Matthew B ale's Advice to his Grand - . chYJren " ;;''v'"; ; v P'.ay :A number of Rhool RocJcs. r ' ' LAND FOR SALE. ?J for Orange County, I shall expose to Tubuc Suie on sriumiay ,me-iom otjjicfjiwci next, on a credit of 12 months, about Thirty Acres of LAND with pood improvements tlwreon. ad joining the village of Chape Hill, a k.hm Cn'ttr - Ksn. nnw resides- The m.ii--is""", - " I... ml lielonP4 to the heirs of the late David Oaivr, dec. and the sale will be made on the pr.ercuses. - 1 iilTsborongb, Attgtist 7. 34 3w "jTRAVIS & SATTERWHITE, ';'-..' .at Concord, w .X. H ATE lately received an additional nip rlv f SOM.MF.H FALL GOODS; vhich makes their Assortment very general : - a - (in tbttr f p-nu n) larger t ban any in mts place AH of which they are determined to tell !o for cash, or on a cred t to punctual customers t T he v return their thanks to their friends and the public generally, for their very hbe -rai patronaee i and hope that they may con time to merit their favors. July 20. '817. 32 3w NOTICE. rlaims for the trans- " f Oafrtrim anil fnr KiinnliM i JL A. t isiiuii -ttjf. t - 1 1 ' fiirn shf d the Detached Militia, within the S-rvte of North-Carolina, for the years 1813, 14 and 15, and which yet remains due and i!rT!d2TP hereby informed, thn their ac- ccunt. h therto and or?Gr:rnl?y sent and de To".ied wih the Adifant General; and hv him transmitted to, and for the adjust rneM of ibi: Debarment of War, have been icokfd thrcuph & acted upon That Funds hbvt het p'.ced in try hards vith an ho r'iv to py tv.d discharge all Claims of the jtbov (Vs.ci iption winch l ave been avowee1, as w II as ihfse vh-dij on the amendment of the voucLtrs on wh'ch 'hey reft. shaU be held piiyab'e. In the Abst' act or List of Alii'Vaii.es forwarded by the d ruction of h?re addiiior.sl v-uc-ers ana evidence will 1m requirrd ; snc whirh, from their ; irrrjru Jarnd immethodiral forms, cannr t be paid until Itfrid and an ended. n r phcalmn. thec'a-n-.? "alrea'cty aljow-d, f which involve no diftktdry, m i be paul to the original claimant cr ins aun onsu jgeu no r-usx rcme provided with dnpl cate Power of Attrrm y. I?FNJ B. SMITH, Agt. Ha'c ,c, Angrst 1. 3'2 4v WANTKI). J2 s'Avatwnas Principal Ttaehcr, V en iMiUmv O'hprP 1 ihf r.- I .Blirv Will ..-v. .-v . . - - - ai ie lViii, uy a nun w v inar.y ear ti;ccesbtul praciice in some of the r ost respcttble Academies in ErgUnd. as well as in this Country ; and who qua ed by some of, the trost respectabie ctarac ters in t he Strte in which he resides. The Branches cf Education he hr s been accustcmrd to teach are, Heeding-. Vrit"mr, and Ornpmntal Fenmansl ip, Shorthand, I. raw;rg, English Grammar & Composition, Tlnrtitirn. Latin. Creek. French. ItaV'an. jftiiil mttic. IJf ,f KKecr-ircT. Gct j:r.nply v. iih the T'se of the Clcb, and Construction of J:rp3, Uistory, ChioncI try, Naturifl Fhilo-sr-r hy, Astroromy Chen iitry, A'pebrs, F.u- r'id's Kierrie:its of Geonie try, Tricrcnometry, IVTfnsuraticn, Land Survey tr p by the moft tf pr a frds pow in ue, Kayijrstion, I Juniors, J : e S-ction?, Dialling-, Belles Ltuus, tr. &a . Apf litation mad by. letter (pst pa,id) dir"-teil to Ji V at W . & T. ! roclors, Com. xtlir-n Merchants, New-York, wll be duiy atter ded to. JoW 25. AR1U.NTON FALL 1 J ACES. -J -.-. - . J f y '1st Day ( f Octobf.r next and ccntire thrcv d ys.' ."V- ' 1st Dai, 'lie Trx prictor ill put rp S1C0 : fn t fi r anv tliintr: mile heati;-- 'Tl I . rniTTT.prrp rm V rfliirsiinv thP er.trruicc . -'rti Trvri-itr- I'lifco rf C? 1 -T A- free for ar.v tbintr, aapt the winner of the preceding day ; two mile heati en trance Y-ilS. i whvilc ainour.t cf the Subscription, (say) Kr,nt 4M - fit e -frr anv thinir. rxn nt i l. I . .ma f 1 1 nf.rf!ir.tr t 1 1 Ilia rnile heau entrance to subscribers S0r ;ja.nu to rM-n-suGscriitrs &ov. : iuu:s 01 ine. 'l iirf to gt vert?. Entries to be made with tive rrrr:iet( r uck re sunset uie evenine prccctlii g t nth day 's Kace. Litter and Stables furnished Race-Hor ses gratis.:;-' " ' TUG'S. B. C LOSTER, Proprietor. Tr HALLS, as usual, will be Drovided bv t!ie subscriber. T. B.G. W'.irremnn. N. C. Ji.ly CO. gw '1WENTY I10LLAKS To take itp th e Ihwa wait, cm ihe siihsrrihfr on flip sDcui six tett mgn, V5 or 0 years old rr u jaro complexion, witn stra put H?r, sbout 5 rr 6 inches lnjr, has lokt the first joint from the third, fourth and fifth fingers of his left hard, his note is very diihed or fiat iust oetween ine eyes, nc naa rn a mixed plains pantaloons, and a bottle grt en broad cloh coat, bid, aid a wool cap, blue, he hss not been long bro t here by Messrs. Grant k. Ho ber'son, of hem 1 purchased him ; he may change his can e, and deny his master, and arxempi io jei nac xo iuc neiguuornoou where he came from. All persons are cau. tioned against bar bo rinjr cr taking; him out '. a . oi ine ai&cer JESSE M. UOWELL. Msrch 8, 1817. 3 . N. B. Jailors will be good encucb. if the ;nve Nefrro should fall into their hands, to f :r p me x luae av v,ctuojbia3 a. C. Late maj. james cochra. 1 LL persons indebted to the Estate of the A'- late Major James Cochran, of Person County, deceased, are requested forthwith to make settlement with the undsrsigned administrators r and those who have Claims against the said Estate are desired to present themf or payment within the time limited by law, otherwise they will be barrM ofrecove ry. JOHN M. DOBBIN,? . , . WM. A. LEA, 5 " Person county, May 20, 1817. 22 12w War Departmfkt, June 9, 1817. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT separate proposals wilt be re ceived at the office of the Secretary ; for the; Department of War, nntilthe 31st- day oi UCtr.oer next, inclusive, ior uic supply of all rations that may be required for the use of the Troops of the United ! States, from the Jst day of June 1818, j inclusive, until the 1st day of June, 1819, within the states, territories, and districts, following, viz : , i 1 1st. At Detroit, Michiliir.acinac, Green Bay, Fort Wayne, Chicago, and their im ! mediate vicinities, and at any other place t or places where troops are cr may be stationed ,m arch ed or recruited ,w ithin tli e ! territory of Michigan, the vicinity of the upper Lakes, and the state of Ohio, and Inn or adjacent to the waters of Lake Mi chigan. : ;"'v - - -: 2d. At any plrfceor places where troops ; are or may be stationed, within the states of Kcrttucky and Tennessee. . . j 3d. At St. Louis, Fort Harrison, Fort ! Clarke, Fort Armstrong, Fort Craw ford, Fort Osage or Fort Clarke, on the Mis ssouri 1-iver; and at any other place or ; places w here troops are or may be sta itiohed, marched or recruited, within the 'state of Indiana, and the territories of i Illinois and Missouri. 4th. At Fort Montgomery, Fort Craw tford. Mobile, Fort St. Philip. N. Orleans, j Baton Rouge and Fort Claiborne ; and at any other place or places v.iiqre treops j are or may be stationed, inarched, or re ' cruked within the Missippippi territory, j the state of Louisiana and their vicinities, north of the Gul f of Mexico. 5th. At any place or pi ices where troops are or may he stationed, marched or re cruit e'd witfjin the District of Maine and I State of New Hampshire, j 6th. At any place-or places where troops are or may be, station eel, marched or re ; cTtiited wiihin the state of Massachusetts. 7th. At any place or places where troops are or nvav c stationed, marched or re- cruitcd within the statvs of Connecticut and Rhode Island. v : ; fith. At any place, or places where troops are or may be stationed, marched or re cruited w ithin the state of New York, north of the Highlands, and w ithin the state of Venn out. 9th. At any place cr places where troops are or may be stationed, niarchc'! or re cruited within the state f New-York, south of the Highlands, including West Feint, and within the state of New Jersey. 10th. At any place oc places whe.e tnx ps aie or may be stationed, inarched or recruited within the state of Pennsyl vania. i' 1 lih. At any place or pin res where . troops are or may be stationed, marched or recruited witinn the states of Deli- vare, Aviary tana ana-tne jjistnct ct Co lumbia.'; 12th. At anv place or places where i troops are or mav be stutioued, maroi ed ; j cr recruited within t lie state or V irg ima 15th. At any place or places where I troops are or may be ;tutir.i.ed, marched ! or recruited with in the state of No r th -, Carolina.,-.- - ; -,. I 14th. At any place or places where troops arc or n;aj be stationed, n nrcheii , or recruited within the state of South -! Carolina. j IJth. AtTybee Barracks, Foil Haw- kins and Fort Scott ; and at any other ; place or places where troo))s are or may I be stationed, m a relied or recruited , wiih in the. state of Georgia, including tli it part of the Creek s land lying within the territorial limits ct said state. , A ration to consist of ore po;nd cc nn? iquarter ot oee.t, -cr tnree q .arters ot a ! pound of salted pork, eighteen ounces ot ibrc:id or f.our, one gill if run:, .vfii. k. y Jor brand v, and :tt the rate :f ? wo quri-3 ! of salt, four quarts of vinegar, lour p uncls rot so? r, and one doujicI and tvne halt-.' of Ic.ipics to every hundretl rations. Tiie j prices of the several component parts of i the rath n must be particularly mention - ed in the proposals, fuit the United Stau s : reser c t he rigl 1 1 of making such al te ra -f tions in the price of the component parts j ;ot the ration aforesaid, as shall make the price cf each part thereof bear a just pro porticn to the proposed price cf the whole ration. The rations are to be funii.-hed in such quantities, tl:at there shall, at all times during the term of the proposed contract, be sufficient for the consump tion of the troops, for six months in advance,- of good and wholesome provisions if the same shall be required. It is also j to be permitted to all and every one of the commandants of fortified places or ! posts, to call for, at seasons, when the ! same can be transported, or at any time, .in case of urgency, soch supplies "of like jpvovii-ious, in advance, as in the discre , ticn of the commander shall be deemed .' pre per. vv:;; I It is understood that the contractor is to be ut the expence and risk of issuing the supplies to the troops, and that ail . losses sustained by the depredations of the enemy, or by means of the troops of Ithe United States, shall be paid by the ' United States, at the price cf the article captured or destroyed as aforesaid, on j the depositions of two or more persons of credible characters, and the certificate of a commissioned officer, stating the cir- jcumstance of the loss, and the amount of! ithe articles for which compejisation shall .be claimed. I The pr iv Hedge is resen ed to the LTni jted States, of requiring that none of the ; supplies which" may be furnished under any of the proposed contracts, shall be j issued, until the supplies whichhave been i or may be ' furnished under the contract 'now in force, have been consumed. 1 GEO. GRAHAM, tOl Acting Secretary of War. NOTICE I iMEiY GIVEN, TO il whom it may concern that Genl. Bryan irhitfeld9aXe of Lenoir County, is dead t and that the undersigned, at July Term, 1 SI 7, of Lenoir County Court, caused his last Will and Testament to be duly pro ven, and .quaUfied a Executors thereto All persons having claims or demands of any kind whatsoever against the Estate of the deceased, are hereby notified and requested to bring them forward within the time pr scribed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar of rscoerv.." , WM. CROOM, V - BRYAN WHITFIELD, J. . 8 Kinstoa, July 8, 1817. 30 6r EJlLmGJI: FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1817. ELECTION RETURNS. The General Election was yester day held' in almost every county in the State. We have not yet heard the resuU of the election of this county. The folio wins is the State of the poll at the Court-House : For the Senate Nathaniel Jones 94, Da niel Ik Barringer 63. For the Common. Stephen Haywood 386, Charles Ilinton 280, Seth Jones 120. For Con zress James S. Smith 266, Samuel Dickons 169. . , . - ' 1 iV-tc George Outlaw, S. ; Jonathan II. Jacocks and Thomas L West, C. Joseph H. Rn an has no opposition for Con gress in this district. " GtiVf'irti John Caldwell, S. Wm. Ryan and C. . . Mr. Settle had 1 500 vstes for Congress and Mr, Sanders but 140. The latter gentleman, it is said, having so larcrea majority against him in this county, withdrew his name. Pitt Luke Albritton, S. no opposition ; Oliver Prince and Roderick Cherry, C ; for Prince 689, Cherrv 472, Gideon Moye 328, Benj Hell 168. ' AfliA-Robert C. Hilliard, S. , Joel Tyrell and Ai-chibald Lemon. JE.vcessirc JRain. More Rain has fallen in this part of the country dur ing the present Summer than is remem bered at any former period. Our Ri vers and Creeks have, in consequpnee, frequently been swelled ; but on Fri dav last, the Rain was more than u- - V ' . . . . . suall v heavv, and has produced much mischief. &ut few Mills in the coun try have- escaped i nj ury some have been entirely carried away ; many bridges have been destroyed 5 and the crops of Indian corn growing on the low grounds, we fear, have been much injured, na they were for some days under wafer. .. , , The Petersburg papers state that much damage has been done in that vicinity.- The britlge by which Peter3 biir &. BUnd fortl were connected, has been carried away ; ami at the mo ment fhe abutinents gave way, a wag go n and team vere passi ng, and be -fore they could be. extricated, two of fhe horses were d rowned. - The cel lars were g;f nerallr filled with water, and much lamage was done to the sa rai. salt, &c. deposi ted in them. , The exfraordinary swell in the Wa ters has obstructed the passage cf the Mails. Several arc still due. On the evening of fhe 31st ultimo, during a severe squall, the lightning ?h uck the foremast of the schr. Solus, lying at Captain Stoddard's wharf on Neu-e River,and descending the mast, killed a '.Negro man who was at work on board. YV e learn that there were several other persons on board, none of whom received any injury. vcntion elected under the authority of Corgi ess, for the purpose of forming a Constitution and State Government for fhe. western division of theMissis si rp i Terr i tory, assembled in, the to w n trf VVashintf ri on Monday the 7"th of Ju!yf and proceeded to the execution of their important duties. , David Holmes, Esq. Governor of the Territory, was elected President of the Convention, and Louis Winston, Esa. the Secretary. rfhe Convention resolved, by a vote of 3 6 to 1 1 , that it was exped ient to accept the terms of admission offered by Congress, and to proceed to the formation of a State Govehment ; when, .-Messrs. Poindexter, Simpson, Leake,Raiikin, Burnet, Downs, Mead, West, AVilkins, Shaw, Brandon, Lat limore, Ilanna, Minton, JSFXab, Run nels, Ford,' Jourilan, M'Cay, Patton, and Bilbo, were appointed to draft and report to the Convention the plan of a Constitution ; and then the Conven tion adjourned to the loth of July. In the Charleston papers of fhe 27th July, appeared an advertisement, ap pealing to the humanity of the citi zens on behalf of a distressed family from poverty and sickness, and who h ad re c e n tly coin e st ran gers to th a t place. It is highly honorable to Charleston , and gi ves us pi easure to record it, that on the following day upwards of fifty ladies visitetl the fa mily, to drv the tear of sorrow and soften the pillow of affliction, by ad ministering with their own fair hands every necessary to afford consolation and restore health : " Pure religion, and undefined. before God and the Fa ther, is tJiis, to visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction." CoL ft appears by ah c'xtrAct from t!:e proceedings of fhe General Conven tion of the Baptists, held at Pliladel phia in May last, that there are in the U. States 2,727 Baptist churches and l,93G Ministers?the n?unber of persons baptised last year is estimated at 10,000, and the members in fellowship at 183,245. We understand (says the Phil. Ga. of the 3 1st u?t.) that Col. Wh&rtutuof the corps of Engineers, while on a vi- i sit to his friends in this citv, was ar rested by order of the SecVy of the Navy ,in consequence of charges w hich have been exhibited against him by Major Henderson, His trial is to takeT place at Washington on the 11th 1 of August. Capt. C. Stewart of the iSavy, js l'resiuent ot the Lourt. The Enquirer cf the 8th ins, ad verting to fhe ".Bank information" we copied from that paper in our ast paper, remarks We can now state, in addition to this information, that the doubt then expressed as to the concurrence of the New-York Bank begins to disperse, the Banks of Vir ginia having been officially informed by the " Mechanic's Bank" of that ci ty, whoce transactions are very exten sive, that its Board of Directors have most cheerfully concurred in the re solutions, entered into at Philadelphia; and that in consequence, the Virginia paper is received, as formerly, in that Institution, and the " business is re turning to its ancient channel." . Latce Erie.t writer in the Alba ny Argus, states, that an excellent harbor has been discovered, exactly half way between Buffalo and Erie, 45 miles from each. It is called Dun kirk. The, form of the bay is nearly a semicircle, with a capacious channel towards the west head land of 12 feet depth, and on thje east of 10 feet. Within the ledge is a spacious basin capable of containing 100 sail of v es sels with from 12 to 18 feet of water, and good anchorage. JWI73rfv. An address was made to the public in April of last year by Divie Beth une of New-York, and Itobert Ralston ol Philadelphia, on the subject of print ing the Chinese New-Testament by the Rev. Robert Morrison, at Canton. The consequence of this address has been the receipt by the former of vo luntary contributions from different parts of the United States, in aid of the: object, to the amount of gl391 55, and by the latter of S2707 10 making the sum of 75, which has been remitted by the ships Pacific, Caledo uia, and Jane, to Canton. Frcn Amelia Istand.'Wt learn by the passengers in the sloop Hermit, arrived on Monday from St. Mary'b, that the forces under General M'Gre gor, at Fernandina, amounted to a bout ISO men ; that numbers who had become v-eary of the service, verfe daily leaving him $ and that others, from the neighboring country, joined his standard so that his ' army of li beration" continued. to muster abxmt the above number The sickness pre vailing among his troops was not so extensive or so fatal as hat been hi therto represented.- Chart, paper . Cannon Founder -y.The proving and inspection, of nearly ninety tons of Cannon took place last week at the i new foundery lately established by ICUl AUtMKlVUUf lit UU VilCAillU 1 O creek, Newburgh. They are the first cannon ever manufactured in New York, and for smoothness of surface, hardness of metal, and accuracy ol boring, never were excelled JThe whole quantity passed the ". ordeal" of double charges, and the most scru tinous inspection, without a single condemnation. Thirtv ton more near ly completed. We iearn some very valuable improvements have been made in the mode of boring and dril ling. The establishment is on a large scale, consisting ot two furnaces and four boring mills, cxc. which does great credit to the indefatigable pro prietor, and worthy of the state of New-York. The '-'metal used is ex clusively from the Monroe blast fur nace, owned also by Mr. Townsend, and made of the well known sterling ore. V. V. JS'at. Mi Arrived at Boston j on the 30th ult. the ship Thomas, Epes Ellery, master, in 48 days from Lisbon, with 384,000 for the U. S. Bank, and S345000 for the owners and sundry others. Divorces. The legislature of Lou isiana is now in session, ami in the short space of two days, bills for di vorcing seven couple have passed the Senate and House of Representatives. Ji Mistake. -A gentleman in the ci ty of New-York", lately gave a woman a one hundred instead of a one dollar bill, in paying for some rasberries. The woman had bore off her prize be fore the mistake was discovered, when it was Too late to find her out.'. &. Johns, July 9 In the lane and Eliza, from Bostortjf John Johnson, Esq. Surveyor Ge neral, of Vermont, and Charles Tur ner, Esq. Asiistant Surveyor, and a. party of chairmen, ax-men, &c. came passengers. They have here joined Colin Campbell, Esq. and Col. Buch ette, and w ith another party of chain men, &cw2ll speedily proceed to as certain the source-of the St. Croix ri ver, agreeably to the pr ovisions of the Treaty of Ghent, -' ' . , , K Commissioners for settling Boundaries It is understood that Mr. Ellicott after a course of observations, render ed uncommonly laborious from the un favorable state of the weather has es tablished the Latitude of 45 desr. ami 1 j marked the same, from the St. Law jrence to St. Rejris river. No perma- ,nent monuments having: been matla when this boundary was first establislr ed,the difference is" not exactly knowir; jbut it is believed, it does not varv 5(7 leet irom the calculation ot Mr. Holl land, the engfheer appointed on that occasion. It is hoped that these points as, well as the line generally, will be better designated than heretofore : at j least that the otfcetts of from 10 to 20 j chains, existing in the former line, will !De so lar connected that it may bis known which is the true boundary. The Commissioners on part of th British government, appearing not fully prepared to enter upon the ne ociation, ours, in the mean time, industriously, engaged in digesting a; trigonometrical survey of the shore and Islands, and taking the sounding of St. Lawrence. . lliis work, if com- Ipleted in the manner it appears to be commenced, will be a valuable acqui sition to the topographical knowledge of that part of the Country. Mr. Elicott, from St. Regis, pr eceded via Montreal, to make similar observations at Rouse?s point on Lake: Champlaiu, but had but little expect ation of meeting the Commissioner on this part of the boirmJary, iii which case he would proceed directly horni and wait their call. "- Pcstsdam Gazv 'The Distressed Sailor At thw late assizes for the county of Kilkerr ny (Ireland) Barney Ilagan was brought to the bar arraigned for the? robbery of Mr. Brown The prosecu ter proved the fact and identified the prisoner, beyond all possibility of doubt Ths jury found hhn guilty and Judge MCelIati immediately pro nounced the awful sentence of deatbi on the criminal. ... The prisoner, who had observed th& irapiessive ceremony with seeming composure then addresied the Judges jn the following words : " Now, my Lord,since I am r)inp to diev I well tell you the whole stcry I did rob the gentlemiin, that's the truth I took: from him three and twenty 'tenpennies and a one pound note, but I left him the half notes, .hi watch, and a tenpenny. piece. and made him a present besides of two pennies Here Mr. Brown corrobo rated these circumstances I neither kilt him, nor wounded him, nor hurt him. My Lord, I was starving with hunger; and I could get neither employ meet, nor meat, nor money The". night before robbed the gentleman, I took shelter in a poor man's hut, but he Jiad nothing for me to eat, and I had no money to buy me a supper, and next day I was tempted to commit robbery, for 1 was very hungry, my Lord I served nineteen ears m his majestys fleet, have been in many engage ments, was with Lord Nelson at the bat tle of Trafalgar, and was discharged at the peace Indeed, indeed my Lord, I ne ver injured man, woman, nor child be fore nor since, and I was .starving whea I robbed the gentleman and now ny Lord you will excuse me, for this is the truth, and I have no more to say." , . t This artless, but pathetic address, forcibly excited the compassionate feelings of a crowded Court, and the jury, the prosecutor, and the gentle men 01 the county, unanimously join ed in a strong representation to the Judge to extend mercy to. the unfortu nate sailor Accordingly, before the Judge left the town, he acquainted tho Sheriff", that . he would lay the poor man's rasp hefnrp thp O nvom m - " W IlllltU Ai- - A. L 1 . . inai ne mignr. expect his sentence death to be changed to that oity portation. Londors' ,s e .are picasert to that the Pope's bull w y cieties is a fogcry. MARRII In Fayetteville on tb W ra. I.isdale, late of Miss Sarah Haddock . . die:, - i . In Favetteville on t Kelly, after a long and 01 the consumption. - And at the same pi Mr. Htnry Jones, age- 1 ji v-naneston on th ! Reverend Bishcp lhe Episcopal Church. E A and ahlicting event, thN lost one of its mcst brillia mily a. tender and endeaL. society at large a truly great j I . At Cape Henr;(Havti) cn tile i the Prince of llayti, ir ;uq l .thy 'hUajje. r
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