POETRY.
TOMB OF HOWARD.
John low ah n, the .r Famed Philanthropist,
- diedat Cher son, m Turkey, January, 20th,
17U, and lies lliere entomb d. This cir
cumstance gave rise n the following lmev:
When 'er the sounding Euxine's stormy
In !ostile pomp the Turk's proud navy rid es,
Tkf-nt .n .' tninlit-fK of I lie Imperial Czar.
To nour the ienmost oi vindictive war ;
It onward to thoseYiiore they haply steer,
. here'- Howard, tin cold dust reposes near ;
TVu.lst o'er the wae the silken pennants
An, i.t.n fir off tlt ml,! f!rM-fn:V crleam :
VAtYd the pmp ef war, the swedrig bjeasrV
Shall feel a -t;l unwo iti-d me imprest ;
To ihuknvmJer shored
But moo, oh siranger, doora'd perhaps to
roH.n, :-Y :-'YY;
An e;ic;i;:u,y a , ear, and far Irom pome;
If ever tort one thy tout foots: eo leads Vi Y ,
; ..I : 1 V 1 . K . ..... 1 Bi !i c(M!n(?
- reedi : '
0ti YwardVgrcve thou shall impassioned
5fcnd;Ya
As vodd sad converse w'.th a friend !
M imc'er th) tit- u thsvar sou scene,
iYhateVr thy wery p Igrimage has been,
'fncKH cli.il llw.ll I wimi tin j" from
I ; thy heart
Sane v an regrets that oft unb'dden start,
Th . L- iin.ni him: in ev'rv lot res.irOed.
Wov we u ho ;ujld, who perishY- orman-
' rOK TUE HEatSTKB.
V SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
a , A
Editor I have for a corinler-
We ti ie been aHiouslv expecting to , j
uc u e uet.u -T ' r ',
hear of Ts e c-sta dish meat or u oay
ti . . . JJ ;
Scods. in N.u th-C:tndnia lint, as
t 'V18' 14 , c , ; !
reii.1 viu vai i V , .r ;
it v iH hi oi'c iiM'et t ieir er.rne ap- .
11 vii at .v. . t ! ;
m 1 L, , V :
. . . . . . . :
th is kind be ei 01 ined i n every Vl- r?s- ;
ti' ii-.iur renei utin oi ou countrv.
The "reat object i! SaiKlay SchooU. j
l tu itHtruct young; .eroi '. Y-y1' i
Iy umh-rstand the d S-cnj ?ures : ,
a.td to direct their attention ,r.m , J
ti-Christuri amusements on tae r
bat'i-t.av
Bv such a 'oui '-e a t?us.
man v voting pe rso i' s
who t.
5t; i
their tirne away on th Lord's oay,
WtiUlil e useiuiiy riiipK ru in .Mi
that winch is f so inuch ijr'anc
tu their future weiiare. r CldlrU ei
d.icaletl at schools of this kind, would
no tloubt so in become ve y tond of
i eadiii t!e Holy Writ, t tere t ey
fiov... almost wh-dly neglect it. The
S i' Hth Schools insom? oi fir sister
S it es (frih the m ost con ect in r ma -tion
that I can uet.) amplv ptove the
con ectness .f what I ha e hei etated .
I hoje. tl erefire. that the MiVister
of the G opei throughout our tate.
will lose no time in communictijig
th sobiect to t'.eir reSi,ectiv cor.:re
giion. 1 -:v
; Concord, ' Dec. 1 o 1 7. :
rs0M TilECUARLSS rOV TIM 1 9.
Messrs. E n ii h s. .6 n t '''f:
Of
V; ! e
ds arul C':ife:on of raith,
an -fiit V'U Cvjtaui
rf factions : tno
ti., v are" U: the nvs' pai.t. the re
vlk d' an .-nnent u -iter, they ne
v e ' t I.hIc-s are not inapplicable i u mo
de?" t iiiies. -. ' :;.;.: ":-v
Wf, m Pr ste an t we re wit hd raw -
f the ( hurch Vvf R'Ot.e, t!w
h of R.me, t!Vv j
ed that the crip-
the onlr iii.uuie!!
'.!rffM:.nt!slv coPtei:tle
to. eV alone, w ere
- ' i : I',..! l...o fivrtti-iTihr- Hufl.i
tlaik and
d ox Clergy, they yere p I a in in c very j
ai ticie aud cei e?nuny : b if too v:i.V.
and obsLtite tor t faith a; d practice
ol t) e i -.-y. The Chuic' Jl:eerore,
to whtOi divine autfu.i :y is cm
li.'ft tl r!ir care of siiuU, thought it
advUab'eitt decbi re, that ui h as re-
fust . to ci lipsy vtstii iu i upjn u en- i
.options of the Bible, should
rsu!vation..:;:Y
tay ex
have tin
Thus hen contending with ti e See ;
Of Ume tl.d v e Hi st .iiei.i.nufi s extd i
the suth ! of t ; e fccnpu res. ant!
inveigh '-Vru.-d the impo-ijii: t n
rinions : ?'Ui tin s i er uete tl.ey
r, vetlul e- to rebuke nonco.dor-'
inits. than rv ey in thoir tuin, hot-
roweti tlp Javii-laue of : apri ; uhm u ;
t' e ''--authm ily ': the Ap.i die Chii; th; j
t e dvj. v iij to jutle fr otliers ; '
8i d TO I :0' V ho ? 1 r"- t ' j
t j utt h';i stj , s: e dea l out hard Ian-j
; g , ijo. ii 1,. I v. " ie h -ae. ,
'mv. I ' t.In 1 to be an incr ntro j
vet it e pYjition. that be iei, r u nbe-i
lief, can 1.-,!!.'! he a v;rt..e,or a crime,
CL? -5!0i.a .ti. ii-y.s n.,vc .Ui ..Y tar past, '
btui tstaohdud in xhis, pUte "
flics Tluce UtJlais
l liave i,.t .. jet .neani 01. .. .. ,
iut:...i ..: ti.jM - ' ;' 0 !;(,r M1 ni;,
trufjnt prouer to rerommiM. , uw- ; . .
- - - i ' - ' i" a I j 1 i mi ir iijt) I
I ft I J I if 1-.'. . 4.4 ' - :Vn-ih .
SijCh otlr jd:a s as.th-HNj id: x- n.tro-
liht dictate, or prudence n;'- jlduced not so much to edify, as to
Ititnhonc o! '.tsknMLnou.dcer.!, ,f,rve of llttr rur.,,.eH. ''i,.v u!m al
talrily be dt tUe u insMmpt
tu
tl,t!ic i . . i teht ft oi ort'n ..xv It noreo
o'.srv irii that the e vej v r:p- ; i . . r
r'- . , i ... n ; V i i i r I in I er, js i ica ve o v,a;:t of reer
L ' a - ... . . i nr0 All. I i-PSiprt tu- I !.: il iit I..'!
i?l Li.t ..-In t hp or in. . 1 '"i-vm . -.. .. ... . ' -
! i in any one who" tiles ih6 beist fceink
ij of information, if a proposition be
evident, we cannot avoid believing it ;
where then is the merit, or piety, of a
necessary assent ? If, on the contra
rr. if hi nor evident . wp cannot avoid
! rejecting it ; and where is the crime
i of not believing what does not appear
to us to be true ? Blind assent to
that of which we can form no cunccp-j
tion, cannot with propriety be called
belief. Are men who have piercing
eyes the more righteous for seeing r
Or do blind men sin, because they can
not distinguish colors.
Wh en w e ci early discern a propo -si
tion, or know it proceeds from God.
onr asetit is iMevitalde. Buf, ii we
! can neith e r com pre: end it ourse I ve fa ,
nor see Goti?s authority for it, and yet
! swallow it ; this is credulity,, and not
I Divine faith, which can have nothing
! le?s than truth for its object.
I Wheti God speaks, it is tatrsdutv
to obe y. But. when men spak. our
! belief is but human ronfirlei.ee even
i tlxcuh th.ey tel I us tlteir power is from
i (iod. HasG.id imparted a ilrveation
i C 'tttkC'tl-lIU f t fllllS'A -tin it -
ance of man 10 reveal it ? Or was it
given, not to teach men how to live.
butfho'w to 'doubt ? I am cone, s tic!
t)U r b I essed Sa v i on r, ?) my fa! lie""
name, and ye receive vie not : if c"o
t!;rr sk.ill come in his mm nan:? hint
will if? receive. Let us rentember
this rebuke, and be Christians, and
not prietiings. We are sure $crip
t ti i e phrases w e re in spired b v t h e 1 1 i-
I v Spirit, and are e(juuilv ure thjf
- 1 , ., ' - . r
:vu:ir. creotls are the uapoitim oi
w . n A' - ; i
Sectaristn.How strani; ts it. t; at
. r , , , , ,
the ftirmer shouul be considered i:t-
d iiniiitvllitrvble, ati r .th-
spicu ous and it 1 fa; ! i hi e, a-
d on pain of eternal dam-
live imposition of Carnal creeds is
. r - . .
as c,;iitiarv to reason, a it is to c! a ; -
iy. Tl ev kfep a'ie party m iiim-.
ep a:ie party
ami inviui"u fstsTiuciiooN :
ti:ev cre
ate narrow unsocial views, and are
setn. And thev who believed them j j
against t'eir cn-ntMicoi, w-re c ir--
f (it So tar cither the w rath of God.
of tht. j-f.o.e, ,v;1
v;tablt., if Lme-r .aid thev believ-
f ;:n ,v!ien hev rlid ii;t, th-v shin-
j wrecked t'.'eir soals ; ami it f!ey did j
r.ot1 br-live, and avowed (oesr lucredu-1
Si t v. tl oiign tnev saved met r sou is
thev highly incensed their ghost.y
N 1 1 wi tli standi ng ai ! Bi ble Socle! t s
concur in the nnmrietv ot dis i,i:ia-
j t'?g the Scriptures without a eom.nent.
i yet aie Missionaries of vaii us d'n.
I minations. traversing foreign c m n-
ri ies, as weli as our own. nt so jn c'i.
it would seeiti, to make Christ ian, ,as
proselytes t tlie tenets f tlu se i :rti-
cuiar asSfciationSi nv wMom fiev axe
been sent . "abrtau wliscri pt iofV-1
uers f r the proan tion d ect.i i.4n !;
..t ..... mn olcn in 1 it I I 5111 '1 f '(' 11 I t 1 1 I I
VirtTSi (XI . rt I -V 1 l "I" V Ml i
hois pre pa re ! t say, t ! i a t r h e 'se ... j.
are the most likel y mean- of "iir be- '
v omi ng fine foi l 't :-!?r on? sjvf r '
It has been most evi! i!t ly decla'Td -b
y t : e a u t iff o f i h e f ' h i i ia n d i s ( -
?a I io n. tha f all 'h fuc n vd
ts, i. e -1 he w h o ! v s 1 1 s ra tic
-f He-1!
e Y t. i
!igi,n is include il atidr t
' positive orecp i5;?iy to G d -and
unb m nded phi la tfopiijV 1 ! th-n , : j
eternal principles o- i:ior!iiJ v r.n r
v . are s; p pi ciio..;. .ir.d th e s c r : :t -1
t -i-f v are of t!te;;yeU es all? tu mnh us
. . i i . i
in" sn.ciu.o:-: t,Fi,t rr j
'fOT dcrtrirc, revr .J. c,rr,cU rt
'"
it utifti snl vuttun : beii cr . tnltt-
I". en r-ci rt. and !
v h v i
sv ! tl an absent lo apr ifmi1!;.,-v .
t i ' i i ? -
uocinnes oe conj,ieief; as an '.n
( an human in.:u.'y f rnish belter ;
rules man tue precepts ot tne oospei r
I?i they ueed substitution, or letruire
nient.'ment t ,:
I', said a late Prelate, men cannot "
be b- u' t io Ihink ether, let them !
entle ivoi t Uue tlier in pea' e and
amit '. l et n At ...: rn 1 m e.vr - .
-r " ve.v Erhrann. In it-.e,
in ;
a :
Jieacii of Christian charity.
BY AUTIIOIMTY.
it.uni(m.utlW
j ta.n Pub! i-
the diij'tt jbutvon or cer
Docunitnts.
Rczolvtd bu ti- senate and House
f lirf. rcxeniattvcx cf the United S;atc
fAonrica, in Loigr, c, it-bird. Th
e Secretary f S ute cube to be disu i
u.od, cne set 1 f Slate Papers .nd Public
Dvc n ent s. pri n ; t d by T. ti. XV a' t & Son s.
n pu;ru'.d:ce of Yets of XYt.gress .'hereto-",
'iv passed, 0 the i'l cs-dt iu ot the LTniti d
Y itcy v one set to the Vice- Pn si lent of
:e United States ; one set tYcach cf the
lea as of Departments, to the Ait rney
Yentral ni the Unhed States, t u each V f
1 he Senators and Representatives, and to
!
J year crCne Dollar and a Folf fcr half a Wiir to be paid in advance Subscriptions recrived by the Printer and bv evcrv ? st-Alau
vcrtjgriigrits not excucding thirty lines inserted the first time for Half-a Duliar, and for a Quarter in each succeeding papr.
tet nth Congress ; one set to each branch
of the Legislature of each State and Ter
ritory, and one to each of the Executives
of the several States and Territories; one
set to "each University and College in the
United States ; six set to the Secretary
-f the Senate, for the use of the Senate
and eighteen sets to the Clerk of the Houe
f Representatives, for the use cf that
House ; and the residue of the sets of the
State Papers and Documeuts aforesaid,
hall be deposited in the Library of Con
gress. .';"
H- CLAY,
of the House of Representatives.
JOHN (iAlLL vUD,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
December 2 J, U17 Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
A Tl esolntion d irect.ng a distr but"on of err
tarn Laws among' the members and dele-
f the 15th Congress.
Rexck'rit, by the Senate and HAine of
Reirewitafwefi cf the United State of
i tirirrica in Ccngrrss: asscmhUd. 1 hat
the Secre.arv of St. tc be dire ctt d to dis-
tribute c pies of the Laws of .hi Unitevi I
btatcs, publ sited bv Biorcn fc Co. anw ng
) tf.e members ancl leieutes ;i itrn'.ou,
j f the present Congress, who m u not
f ha e received th? s :uie, ia pursuance rf
any former a . t or resoludt-n of Congress.
Dccem!)cr 23, 1S1T. v
I Sigt e'.i as above. 3
A RUNAWAY.
N thr 'a- V J .i e iiv tMuia'to man nm-
ed t ..A I ilUCN , a 5yv He ih i ut
; 23 vmho ah )U 5 t et 8 incliet hr K'1, a
i h.'"dn5' weii md-mo, w ih a sor ab ve
j ..Me oi ot hia i-n t., ard a v rv black heat.
! of ha r. I Pae no d--iht b.it tiut he wtl
rrake tor F:ter:'m-ir. Vii-i-riK. 1 will ffive
il for his appi thension.
so that 1 gc. h ni aga.n.
AVAL FARROW.
Spartar.sburgh coun y, S. C. Dec 1.
DiiY GOODS. ;
Thomas W ilson A Co.
j T AVE lately rcceivitl from Philsdflphia
ft 1 f,nd Xew-York, 'v PMckarps of
STAPLE U l LXCi GOOD V v,z :
2 Bales Sbep-.jurdN best IJrcad Cioths
2 ilo ( 'a'is: Ti'-rts v
1 F tiicy Waistcoating
1 C Sk Icint'tt
12 Itoe lllankets
10 Sir pc do
6 Kendall Cottons
6 FuMiitls, ussirlcd colors
1 Pchce Fi .'incl '
1 do ' (;i iths
4 T..n:od;es
2 ". F;hs.:v:v
1 lit ii n k mc:
1 Scotch () .rf-etinj
. 6 (i r:it..n 1.: uns
2 hvst Hca. ti :? ts
4 do F -It da
4 i.jnccr C:xp9
:: 2 D m ties
1 Cotton Hosiery
1 V isied do
2 ; Ho.-.'wtfs '
2 Co I'm Checks
1 V!!: c M.u vedle
' 1 S.ik r.r.hrellas
10 Hoes hh Linen
2 do do Shei-t ng
4 IiOnr Uwn
6 !')i-o co !i ts, assorted oloTs
5 ) Vashvona!h it hhons
10 P.u-' r;:nni;ng
0 Trunk-, tul.co
4 do 6-4 C;''iibr ck
1 J.tllH.tt i
1 Sc.vcd Tr. ha Mid Muslla
1 1 Hook
1 Pla-n
do"
do
:V : ' ; l.eno ;;?
1 P! ec es cr.!')!-' -l H wr lmzeen
20 dt) ..;; i; jVahi'- 3.cu4iaw:. '
10 Sail a-surtedci lors
1J L' van ;i(S do
IJ F'vffir,- do
t f:a- 1 ; r: i -k ' Pal)! e CI0U13
11 : iVfcs!) jntsHr t'luth
3 -dfiZl. i'f itidl 'iiUTH
6 cP
2 do
o ..-
4 '.i-siTfit-! e Shawls
C'a vs:n:tre hearts
7 h D .ou skSdk Shawls
l 'anion Crape do
7-4 L?vant ne do
7-4- ! lack & White I.ace Veils
4-i hnrtd Levantine ilandkh
Half Han Ikeichiefs
French Cambric Handkerchiefs
4
'4'
2
4
6
with tape borders
20 Pieces super. French Cambric
Ladies' and Centleniens Sdk Iiosiery
i'o do do Gloves
Th: e:al and Silk Ices
d do Kdgi g
Black and white Patent Sdk Lace, Sec.
f The above floods, in addition to their for- ,
' - C Yw ,.trr t-v .. ts k f!oOi.Mftl A -rz -.w4 tv .
, all of whiCh wai' bc sol.l at reduced prices.
tf ' Petersburg, Nor 10.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
T A N A WAY ti om the sub?c ib :r, living
2. n Franklm county, Nordi-Carolina, on
the 12th of January, 1817, a N gro Man nam
ed RANDOL ah ul 26 or 27 v ears of age, be
t'. '-en 5 and G feet high, rather vellow com-
! nlecteif ; appears htmible when spoken .0 .
iv is expecicu ne uas bomc uiams 01 snot a-
t hoht Ins ti ps, thighs net k and face, as he
' bus been shot kt several times. His wife be-
'Jongs. t a Mr. Henry Bridges, formerly of
i this c i'inty, w ho star: ed with hf r about the
I 14th mutant, to South-Carolina, Georgia, or
i Teiira svee. It i siionoseti he will attemnt
harffriig'.'or: trading for svd Xegm. And
j ail mas'ers of vessels are forb d having any
j th ng to do with n,m at the penalty of the
1 law. F!e ab ive reward and all reasonable
j r harres w.ll be pasd to any person who will
secure said ntgro, so that I get him.
WOUD TUCKER.
December 23, 1317.
X B, Any person apprehending the above
Neum, will inform me by letter, directed to
Ransom's Bndge, N C. v
I Xj The Etl tors of the Telescope, S. Caro
; I na; the Wii.g, Xash ille, Ten. and Reflec
j tor, MJleilerevdle, will insert this tlvertise
meni six times, and forward their bills as a
I hove. :;-.."' - "'Y--:
RALEiGH TRHTfED BY JOSEPH
NEW GOODS.
BENJAMIN' B SMITH Respectfully in
forms his friends and acquaimances ge
nerally, that he has just returned from th
orth, and is now Opening, at the Corner ot
11-rget and Fayetteville Streets, near the
darket-House, an Elegant Assortment
FANCY" & STAPLE COOI1S, HARDWARE,
.JUTLEltV, and GROCKRiFs ; ad of which
ne is disp sea to sell at the m(jst reduced
trices for Cas'i.
Nov 7, 1317- 46 2m
DR. RICIUUD FE.WYXK "
H rl: G removed to Raic gh, with a v:ew
rf mak og it his p?'manent re id-ncj .
espcctmlly actpia-nts the inhabitants M tc'
rown and its Vicinity, tha he ha formed a
;onnpct:on iu the Fract.ce of Fhjsic wi.h
br. Bi'ttces.
Lrs. Fvr.r.er end Burge
W'U rt'end putctuahy to ail apjilicatio'
.ude o thm.
Tb? r Vbcp :s on Fayett ville Sttee
. xt dorr ' unw Wr. John Smart's Store.
Ra'eivhy Jan. 1.
SOLD AT
J. Gates' Store Raleigh,
By appointment of the Proprietor,
Viocn are celfuraied for the !ure of mt:
d seases to which the Human Uouj is b
'.. ble.
0t trtd onh hv the n?e Proprietor,
T. W. DYOTT, M. I).
'Jf'indson o't!. -P'- celebra tO ir. Robrr
son. of Ed nhoroogh
Or. Robertson's celebrated Stomachic
Elixir of Health.
For the cure ct Coughs, Colds, Consump
tion, Hooping Con gh, A;lhrra, Fains in the
breaV wind in ih- Strm,ch, fiowel com
p!a:raF, kc Pr ce 1 doila; 50 cents.
Dr. Itnbertson's Vegetable Nervous
Cordial, or Natuie's Grand Reslora
tive. ; v-
d' commtj'leil for the cure ot all Nervous
; cump'a ntii, attrdd wi h mw.'d U ear.eis.
'.:cprrs..o 01 iie spirits, Hel-.-che, lfc
mo. Kamtnes. PIvHei ic F ts, - Det-iiilv. the
excessive use 01 Mercury, aies.ses" pctt ia j
-vFemdefc, c. rice 1 'if 50 ceius. ,
; Dr. Robertson's -'celebrated Gout and '
iine'imativ Drops.
V sftf: and cJh cu J kit for t.e G ;u ,
ltheumatHrn, Lumber; v, "..om a?.d (ii&tt
j s-veliirsg n.id wca'ne-: rt tht j.er.ls, ipratr?,?
5r-nic, Pa r,s 01 ihe II fad' it Face, Frotcc. j
kc I'r.c 2 !oi ars
Dr. Robertson's Patent Stomachic Bit
tors.
! Celt brutal for ft re if then, r.g a weak Mo
j mach, increasing the appcti.e, r.d a ct rtau -
I prevMivvt und cu-e for t. e Ftver - Ayue,
ac. nice i rtoii.r
n -m m 9
j Dr. Robertson's Infallible Worm De
strovnii' Lozenges.
Price 50 cents per packg.- la ge dtto. 1
dollar.
Dr. Dyott's Anti-Ililioas Pills.
For the p- evtnti 11 art 1 u e. -Bil;ouand
Mai xtant F?ve . Pnct 25cen per box,
iaj-ge d. t ti, 50 ct n I s .
Dr. Oyottrs Patent Itch Ointment.
A sa c rnd ! tniibie Cure for the Itch !
Pr cf 50 cents pr box ,
'X" Tkc Noic hat each and all the a
bove Genu ne M. dicmes are Mgir d itli tht ;
siguaimvof the sok Proprietor, T. V DY
orr.M. D
t Pamphlets containing cerlificaes ol i
Curei, &c. performed th ough the eiHcucv j
of the abovr Medic lies may be bad g'&tis
by spplyinsr at I. Gal-Sro-e
Jimt Received,
BY WILLIAM ViCXLJiALEIGIT;
A FnENU St)?f LX OF THOSE
JUSTLY LSTEKMED & HIGHLY
APPROVED MEDICINES.
raspma Bt W. T. COS WAi, so 1 BCJl STEAD
' PLACE, BOSTOX. tJ
Dr. RelfeN Botanical Drops ! !
Dr. Relfe's Asthmatic Pills.
Dr. Relfe's Aromatic Female Pills,
for obstruct ions, Sic
Dr. Reite-s Antibiiious Pills,
lor indigestion, &c.
Dr. Relfe's Vegetable Specific,
a Cure for the " s.ck headache."
Dr. Helle-, Vegetable Khenmc PUU! 1
approveu. oy uic iuuh raiinou 01 me tacultv. 1
As- a Physic, thev act without the k'ast pa.n, i j
and may be taken by Females tnuler ail cir-;
,-nmjtnirf(i1n trrtal.'(h:in!;..rB I, ;.'-., !l
Dr. Jebbs celebrated Rheutnaliclj
Liniment; the rebel" ,s .mmed.ate aul the j
vi. ....v.j .u.B, uijearsj
standing ! i j
Llumlries ointment lor the Itch, '
which be it ever so inveterate will be cured J
thereby in one hour's application., 0 dujiger
from taking oliL Pr;ce 50 c. j
Dumfries' Lotion, without smell,)
for the same complaint. (Q Bri:ixh A M.
septic, Dentrifce, which not only rei ders the j
teeth' be-UtihiUy w hite, though heretofore j
discolored, but removes the scurvy from the 1
gums, and at the same time imparts to the
breath the most delectable fragrance. i
Albion Corn Plaster, affords instant '
ease, at the same time itdissolves and draws !
tlie Corn out'by the roots.
rel
to the Teeth.
Dr. Hunter's celebrateil Pi!!s.
Dr. Hunter's Injection Powders
rention
secrecy-
toms
packet'
signed by W.T. Conway. " "
The above Medicines mav be had of most
of the Druggists, iioak.-e.ler, ind I Wmasttrs
throughout the Unite I States.
YcCY A large discount tu . rhvicians fYt.n
f try traders, &.c. 52 .-c 15..
GALES.
Dr.. Hunter s Cerate, for the nrc- 1 Slle shu'1 rerr, ,in n : tno v ;.N .
. . A treatise descriptive oft he s ran-i I x"eirx btct,f,n ut tJ,e " vtsl ! r..' . r '
oiiu. i-ui l ui tin- vin-i ;ai jiscajse. i ii 1 1 . - -..
and : metlwKl hi rii.-e ..K ""..ii.um i.uri:o,.u!vl ;nCai ,i, nt' li
GALES'S ALMA NACK F hi Ksl8
CONTAINING beside he A.rrmi).
Calcu athms, some ' .1 M.- Arnch"'0
Agr culture ; some nsin,-ii- .;i,;p Pn n
taimng- Mlctilal.ns .Mi"rr, Aruoio!"
&c. with' a list of the Moi hrrs o( t,e
proachiiig 'enera' A'scuml,
Orders w,H be duly alien .Yd to
Oct. 30.
NOTICE.
The Subscr: hers, on h r th' F.rm of
B . UAKHAM Sc Co. .
Offer their terv res to i fie P -Jj'.r ,
Jittcii'jn and Commission .'L rrhc. tK
UOM their gesierul kvxt h.-de j f;.;
A and attenion to Ihi-iiCvs, p.., l.r'
l'f ms!vts .vth the hi.-I e4" hvt.fif v si f
t:rncr;d .tisfact on. (inoDi n-iu . . .
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1
item, a li he disposed of to the ut,l.h
cage, agr eeab.'y to cr ier
R. A. 'M -vf.
UANDOL "If r?,.?
Paleigh, December 11 51 tr
Ww Jliiliverj Ladies Ue cnj
f J)ress A
"V ISS RM.KY. from Nr.r.VoRic. rr-pi
' ' tullv mtonr.s the Ladits ? !..;, ri,
tbat ?h l.as commenced the ' e lit s i'T
m one of Mr John Stuart nev Vvs. : ,
h is S.'k and S-altm Ponut if d,e t r.i.. .
Ish-f-n ; ? Ia n ai.d'opei work .Strau- li.u.;-s"
I Ruff!, ot Turbans ; Indies K.1 Gloves ; 1; ,j
; boxes b the dozen, ors.ngle ne :iiri, j
as.-iorimeriT i i"ei:uiner-. Mse tiutifrs .. r.
self she H-:ll heebie to give'trcneral s.t sr..(
t.on, as her M:lhnery :.nd I )-... V,! ,e
made in the ewest fahionv, hav,r.g v. nklf
cor; espondencefrtirri Neu -Vrvrk, o.d !v kft"
mg p a ifox! nd general aasortnuiv." '
December 10 51 tf
NOTICE.
AT the list mee'ing ofie Davie L ,?-c
il No 52, Crrise County, the f ' VA
'omnlMjPt was :v,we rs::ut Brtrh, r LrS
JAM IN JONF.S, o v it t'.Mt he jiC -J. 1
.lotus, had axi:'f od the ch.r.r'rte' o:
or the conry tdBert.e, urd puru"d .n 1 -
uh.ic road, on' W.Mia?i m irr, of ,.
arol.na, and len:rrd'.'d (:t hin th ti s 1
r-1 e iti. liars per head f. r a res u.n i.n:; lir
e;-oci vh.ch iht s;'1d U'm. Sc:.ir' t en rial
idi ti'.m. Ti;e s,id iU'i.'jkinin Jc,:us n:.'.'e
his demand, i:n ier the j reiti.ee ot eecu:
.ngakw ofth s !aie, ami ur.mdly rnc.m!
a certhin so n ! r.;ic)- from i!ie .;'or-.i d
Mv.art, under the ast:;ctd chaj -ct tr of
r.tr.
Or !crt-t!, thai a!d Jones be expePf d fr -n
j tli.s Scc.c.y, tidvrU2ed, and tlechai p.. ale
I vno
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J. .i.URM SC'HI.
ber5 52 1-jw J
FOR SALE,
j I ,S"Y L yu and Imprnvemeats U'i-'g '.n',
I ; . " i Count es of Nasli and Franklin. J'ii
(Tract conta.r.s upwartis of 3000 acres, & i 4i
; d.ree PiaataijoiH. The one -l.tre I live, j,
j j s ttunVi at t e Crosx R .ads, one had n iro-n
. 1 t- . ti l l - . t
odier Kads from Warrt-ntrn to-Tarlnron.'j,
Th.s ph.cp has provtd to he : fine stand lr a
-Jlt: IT M I U 1.1 l.Mlt) i.liMlll-Ml. I IIC II (f
l og HoiMt is roomy nn-.l convenient havipj
hJ Roim -.vd 7 Fire lb.-?s, and many ven
ost id Out houe;: v.'ith a cofnl Sto'rl.oi'se, h...
m 3ronrr;s and a Cellar under the wholt
The other two plaM'aL'ns have tolf.rah
gd Dwelling' lioitst.s. Thev can ho soli
sep-.mte. This hied is boiuidt-ti bv Rtdbo !
creek on the north nearb three m li s wher;
the land gooil for TtJ)acc, Wheat i Cor-j
There is or saul creek a-ul I m.l, a pr.me M !,
w.ih tvo (irises, B It r-g CIo;hs, and a Co !
Thont w. slung to pe.rchase are rrriurstii
to vie' the land -.nd rvi Inikon tht rr.lc
where the roads run The House s set ne,
the cios;i rcud, and convergent to seier.I
never lA nr Springs tf p-ire v.ater. The
payment wdl lie njade convenient
D.STLL-S,
Nash. county, N.C. Dec. 2 5J bv
LAND & NEGROES FOR SALE.
fWILL SELL on a long credit, no LAND
in Ora!ie Coun'y, and the NLGR ! S
upon it. There are more than 1,C00 At
of Land, of the best qualitv, in fine oulcr !; r
1 cropping, w.th e erv utresarv ior Faru it s
j eighty liushels ofWIicat seeded," sd land
j suliicient opened for fifteea hanth to vrrk to
! 'great adva itcre There ure about r.n Si ivt-s
as Lkely as nv in N,nh-Car In. a.
Possession of t!ie whole, toirether with a
large crop 01 Corn, Oats, Wheat, Foddt r nr. !
i 'I'- U..r, ....l.l l. ,1. I'. 1 J-
1 i.uacm, wiMiiu iuoiicrni mm eiiiiii ti v
1 KSe"S;''
renton, X. C
Xovember
1.
JAMES G. BREHOX.
A7
n9 h President of tht -United Stain.
TfHEREAShv an Act of Con-ress nad
w on me wnr; uav ot .Alarch, one vthu i-
8and eight hundred and fifteen, entithil
i act to provide for the ascertain- and :r
veymg of the bouiuiiry lines fixed bw i :e
Treaty with the Creek Indians and f r o i,er
purptwen," the Pres.d-ntof the ! a, i
a'lthorizetl to cause the I lulsacon.n.'l by ?
said Treaiy to he offered ir sxie i en :"
veyed ; and whereas the laiuU torili
la iori!i oi
1 amessee Ritr has been sui v
Therefore, I James Monroe
the Un'.tcd Slates, in conform". ty w.ih t
said act, do hertby dcclaie u:d trnkr kn.-"
that public sales, for tiie disposj (i:"re-1'
t"3 law) of the lands in Alabama Tfr.'t "'
n. rth of the River Tennessee. .shaJi he h '!
i nunb-retl, or.e.uio three, fix j- tht. i'! ..V
I miii on tie-- urt Mn ay m M .rrh n xt,
! the remind ot tl, a'orea d 1: r.J.s ; ca
I nujiifr.c.'d order.
iti tuu'u.er mv nana a
jjinjrton. th- t.vtny-nr-; V of "Novf ;; ':
: one ' 'tla:uul ':''iX lin ' J. 1;;r;fl 'rt'
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