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Phclix Seymore ,hl
wrnoninnwicK, corporaijuarneu
"Saml. Slarrr, musician
. John Seals
. John Smith;' musician
Benj. Schoolfidd "
.Joel Stokes ; :t i ' ,
:Mosei tearn ' - ' J
Caleb Sanderson '
: Benj. Smith f .
Thomas Sillard
James SiJc, pt & corp'I
'lUTmha Sterlitant
John Sharpley !
v Elias Hnuih . . 1
Henry Short ; '
Charles Short, masician
Joseph Saundercorp'l"
Richard Sherrard Y '
Joseph Sufns ' ! . ,:Y
Thomas SearU I
' Jesse Siddle i J . ;
Amos Sand i ford j ,?
Richard Smith . ..
Jeremiah Smith
R:chardSniith .
Wm Shoulders. ; ' ,
: Thomas Squares
Joseph Skipper -
Joseph Saunders, corp'l
. Levcn Summers' ' y ,
Nathl Snwden, Lt.
Vim. Swords; 5laL
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Toby
Riclid Tucker 1 j. '
T IXTacV, fife major
JosephTajlor
Jnmm Talor. rrrnoral
. Richmond Terrallj
C!iritopherlowr, corp'l
Edward Thompsons
. Geo Tradder.pt- &cop'I
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Afcroo k yior, musjcian
.JohnTtsley - V
John Tinker 4 V
DanV Twig, musician
Bej TaYlHVorporal ?
David Thatcher .j 1
? Adam Turner " ' ;
Henry Vlze . '.'
.Wm Yowell : ;
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ShadTc Watkin. ! x
' John Woodward '
Jochna Wilkms ,
Vm,Wooten .,. ; , '
George Willis ' '
Bas,l Welch , !: .
Andrew Watts. Y ?
Wm Wrenlnt. &ora1
Willis WeUs .
M-ebi Wasson'
unarm tv.iuamso
Nathaniel Weat v
Matthew Warren
' Samutl Webly ; -
Wm Wrotton sergt
Joseph WTiite, sr ;
Haid Wright, Lieut. .
John Waters Y '
Lewis Wil ifoijl ' -' ! :
Jesse Wooteu t
'John Wallis I ,
Caleb Woodward
Haines White f
Walteis Walters !
Benj White j
Wm Whitehead' i
.Willis Wicker, sergt '
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James.Zachel i .
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; 228
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640
may,i
or more
., j. ,
i
bb proof ofttie length!
of time tie servea
will be rctjuired. j
'or 640 acres.
cc 274 a'rs dr'n,154due
640 Vrs dr'n, 360 due
Cee or 1000, acres,' de
Z pends in part on proof
274 a rs dr'n, 154 due
GE MuRPHEYfs REPORTS.
ft:
'vfefA-; ; !.-. "!:;'.''' Jy, Y'Yl Y;iYS: ivv
t psv just ;wbsh
Of ; C&$
rf mi it m .atfMt ,
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t !V!rBy A&tMURPHEY, y-'r'-Y
One of the judges of the Superior Cour(
Law and ISquity.
THIl Cases decided at May Terin were so
numerous as to. require two or three -addi
tional numbers) which' will be published in
'succession as fast as they can be prepared
for the press; arid without limit as - to, parti
cular periods, before the December.Tcrm,
tt is expected, tlve vqlume will becompleted
Hie' numbers ViU he sent" to the subscri
bers of the Lawltepository, uoder a belief
J that tthey will be acceptable ? and if m any
lease they are not so itis requested that no
tice may be sent brthwith to discontinue
them Y Y I , Y May 25.
a DR.! JOHNSON DICTIONARY, '
I The fi rst American edition of the
Work! enrnt lete,elegantl j printed
.; and bourtd in 2 v!s qtxartof
OCT J
.copies o
GALES has
this "Work frol
i Philar'.elphiai whkh are
Price uvSheep B nding
26,;n Calf gilv S28 !
st received a, few
'the publisher in
sale at his"Store-
H in plain Calf
rltALElGIl ACADEMY.
11
!:' V i!
i 1
or 640 , ;
liy 274 a'rs dr n,366 due
or 365 274 drawn
or 640
, R ecording to'.flie regiilatibw of the Insti
; J lution. the first Session oFihe year clos-
- es1 always1 op the first Thursdayin .Tune-As
Thlirsday (his !year will be therst day of
June, the semi-annuai examinauoot ine pu.
Jplls will commence a week earlierihan usu
'al vz : on "Friday the26tlioT5iay.Vparents,
i Guardians, and the friends of theIiVtitution
generally, are respectfully invite toutend
By order oi tue uoaro,
I m-w-r m tm Via.
Mv 11th. 1R20
AN Examination of the Students of tUs
Insfitntmn will "commence on MondaV
the 4th of June next, j F' rents, Guardian?
and others are respectfully invited to attend.
h The next session will commence on the
middle of June j Y
: Bsleigh. yay 18. 1820. 78
SKOCCO FKMAI E ACADEMY.;
HE semi-anrual Examination ot tne fu-
nils of -this' Institution will take place on
the 15th and 16th of June. Parents, Guar
dians, and friends, are requested to attend.
Y Y THOMAS CQTTRELL.
i May 19,1820 : yNy: T 8 "
j WILLI AMSBORO' ACADEMY.!
THE Examination of the S'udents W
this Academy will commence the lfet
MnnHa viW June. : and the Exercises oftHe
! Institution will be resumed the first Mbn
j day in July. : The Patrons of Literature
;are invited to attend. ': ! :! j v
Y STEPHEN SNEED. sen.Secy
Williamsboro' May 18. 1820. . 78
STATE OF ORTn-CABOLlNA.
Court of Pleas and Quart er Sessions "for
&Or. Attach ':;tn; ChaBn
and Thoma Poindexter
Jacob Dduthet,
isha Purdoiii V summoned as Garnishees.
T appearing tdlhe satisfaction of theoart
Hhat the Defendant, Elrsha Purdom, is ah
inhabitant of another State; if is therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be
made in the Raleigh Register for 3 months
for the defendant to appear at the next Court
of Pleasand Quarter Sessions, to be held for
the county of Surry, 4 at the Court-House in
Rockford, on the second Monday in August
rcxt, and then an there replevy and demur.
or plead to issue : otherwise judgment will
be rendered against him arcord ng to the
Plaintiff's demand Witness" Joseph . Willi-
ams, Clerk of said Court, at office, the second
Monday in May, A, Dr 1820. yM
79 3m JO WILLI MS, c. &
STATE OF NORTH-CAB OLINA,
RANDOLPH icOUNtfy.r ; s
Court of PleaS and Quarter Sessions '
May Term, 1820. ,
Thomas irkraan, Or, Atta. Levied on ,
V: Household Furnittire,
Samuel Hymer, j &c. , r
Tr appearing to the Court; that the Defend
ant in this ease resides In another govern
ment ; it isorderra, that allproceedmgs he
stayed! for three months, and that publication
be made injthe Raleigh Register for 6 weeks
for the def endant to appear at the next Court
to be held for said county, on the first Mon
day in August next, and replevy, plead to
ssue or demur otherwise judgment by de
fault will be entered against him. t Y y
" A copy. ' '
79 JESSE HARPER, c. c. c.
fleered corisisteti of ienrfirial
cipatly liirecd to! keeping ouh.
lestic. Pr'.
a dispbsitiort to; revolt lias been ma
fested among; the troops in PrussaDN
NohvithstandingYthe jextreme wa!T
fulness of thejgovcrnment,tlie Span; ,
news- is known to ever one. !l
has not forgot teriithatja Constilutp1
was promised her as a -reward joP
efforts in favor of National lndepeD7
e nee. Tlie con sti tu Hon, annou n
in danger, refused after victory' ;s
object of all wUhes. Ve are aigJ
that some , superior officers, siriccre
friends to the King," hive recalled tl
promises made to te people, i havft
insisted on thje necessity- of fulfills
mem. rnese.omcers, it is added, hai
, j
(-
i
or 640
for 640
In preparing the foregoing list, great care has been taken to avoid error ; but the
information afforded by or to be cbtained frcm, the bocks and papers of the Office, is
not such as trvrrGirise entire success : if, therefore, any errctr should annear. it will
not, I trust, be said it was for want of attention ; but be imputed to the ,true catjse,
the want of correct .information. "'' t .
I have thought it better to omit in this list the names cf those on the Books that
' a'uDear doubtful.jKliic-1 ane not a few ; because, by insertinc them, much trouble and
srroe expense might'be occasioned to the individuals concerned, or to their Heirs,
- ithhrnt obtaining the expected reward, whilst the Bookswillv as heretofore, remain
open to all, and their claws, such as they may be, will stand c n them, not at all injured
' By an Act cf the last Assembly, it will be seen that all claims of this description are
believed none will be granted except in cases where the act of 1811,! Chapter 15th is
strictly complied withV ' . Y Y : !
:J ':J";:..'1.:.y. WILUAM HILL, Secretary, y
yy ' CAUTION.
.fTfTHIS is to Torewarn aU persons fmm trad
I . intr for a Note of Hand sirned Thomas
P. EU"be and; Zechariah' Elliabe, payable
to David Stewart; (of Slecklenburgr county.
Vnnnj irn inL fur enc nunaren ri iitir.
vy " - S - . -----
ty-sevenvJuarv oaicaiHe or zoa or
X-nnrv. 1820. due five-months aftfr rlate
.; which note I am determined not to pay, as
. it was gWen in part pay of a Neerp which, it
, appe, was not the property of said David
Stewart, ana nnewise iPppears mat - nis
v : " ICP RAGS ! . Y
MERCHANTS in different parts of the
Country, who are in the habit of col
v lecting Kags for thejlaleigh Paper Mill, are
requested to send in what they have on hand
by the first opportunity, as the stock at the
Y&fiU is fretting low. .. ' ; '-'May 25. :
SALE AT AUCTION.
TN pursuance of a Deed of Trust to me
executed, by Col. John T. C. Wiatt,
for the purposes therein .expressed, ' I
shall on Thursday the 29th day of June
next, expose to Public Sale, at the Dwel
ling House of said Wiatt. in the City of
Raleigh, --TWO LOTSiNos.102 103,
containing one acre each, whereon he now
reside; a fourth of LOT fo. 87 ; FOUR
NEGROES, viz. two Men and two Wo
; men. the .former able-bodied and veru.
nearly finished his House so that he is now otivl ' ls0 a Tar'etv 6f
' - able to accommodate as many as may nonor wmc nnisnea ana
him with their xorapany. His House is large, some unfinished ; a large and well select
having seven comfortable rooms which have ?d assortment of Coachmaking Materials,
fire-places in thexn sultaole for families, or as Iron, Timbers, Morocco, Springs, pi a
trave'linir eentlemen wishing such; lie is : ted articles, &c. &c. &c all thtr
" provided with goad Beds, L quors, &c and Y of Tools both cf the. Wood and Black-
wiJl keep as good a Table as the neigohor-' smith's Shops complete ; all the HrWse'
r - hcod t il afford.; m He is also provided, with hold and Kitchen Furniture ' 2 iSSS-
good Stables; ani wm always keep the best a small stock ofCattre'and HbesT'besSei
Provender The situation cTthe t place i. - 4 ledious catalogue of bthwSdfeV '
W A0ESBO R O ' Anson) MALE AND
j FEMALE ACADEMY.
THE semi-annual Exa.-nination of the Pu
pils in both Departments of this Sereina
ry, will commence on Monday 'the loth and
terminate on Saturday the 24th day of June
! next. Parents aod guardians ot pupils and
the public generally are invited to attend
The Exercises will recommence on the 1st
Monday in July next Mr. Timotht Mso?r,
a Gentleman highly recQmipended for his li
terary qualifications and morality, has been
engaged as an Assistant, and will enter on the
duties of his profession at the commence
ment of the ensuing Session. Y Y? .
j Every exertion will be used to engage a
lidy qualified to assist in the Ornamental
Branches, previous to the reopening of the.
School.
By order of the Board,
Y " W-F. SMITH, Sec'.
Wadesboro, May 13 79 3t
CHAPEL-HILL ACADEMY.
proper nameis David Stewart Kerr.
si." ;. ; ZECHAIUAH ELL1ABE.
1 ' i . . i i
i ASQN J3ALL EAtJLEHOTEL.
, 7ISHES to inform bis. fcrroer Customers
. . and the Public generally,. that he Has
i v ai k.im i t-"f i arm tvaii -Mxa
the summer season, canoe acqpmmoaatea on. v L j ; "vumijuuvcu
mMerateterms. - ' Y' "Vy; V .'-Wsons dearous c. a, .residence; this
The keeper of this Establishment "pledges 7 or' of ,n,,shlDS themselves with all
himself totbePublictodo allin his' power ' "yv articles in the Coach-makini?
1 Kaim
io please and pive entire satisfaction: nn. : nne fiarttcuiaru find it lo thii- art.
Vtlemen.who call can amuse themselves in vantage to attend this i sale. iThe sale
read ng the Newspapers in his Hall-Room, -' i"11 .commence at 10 o'clock arid continue
.mdiere he keeps files of papers from almost "rcnitiay.to day 4intil the purposes of the
eve; part cf the Umfed States. . r - Trust are satisfied. Terms accommodat-
Maenn Hall.. Ilrantr fTumw Xr r - . '. - !nor.1mn- li " .
. i V.. 6 ,,,auc ainjwu me sale.
, 1-eb. 15, 1820. ... 65 6m ' - CHARLES MAKT.V
THE Exercises of this Institution will
commence on Thursday the 20th of Ju
ly next, under the superintendance of the
undersigned The course of Studies in this
Academy will jbe astislial) so arranged as
to render it in every 'respect yreparatery to
Ahe University. Elocution, correct Pronun
ciation according to the rules of Prosody,
Scanning and the derivation and composition
of Words, will receive particular attention.
Due regard will also be paid tu those pursu
ing the lower branches of Education, and
every exertion used to stimulate them to
emulation, i The moral conduct and good de
portment of the4 pupils will receive special
attention. f(i l ,?:'Y' ;T i ; Y''
I The loc al sjtuatictn of this A c.ademy most
always afford advantages to those preparing
for the University. YYY' -; Y
'The terms ofTiiition will be as usual. .
' The Sessions and Vacations; Will be reeu
,lated by those of the, University. -YY
J 'JAMES A. CRAIG.
. Chapel-Hill,' May 25 , Y
"J. A.Craig will keep op hand a supply of
scdooa iiooKs. ' , ( 7 7V7t; r r,
V I UNIVERSITY.
- Y ' r'.v : , - - j-ti
THE annnal Examination of the Students
at the University of North-Carolina, will
begin on Wednesday the 31st day ot May
next, and will continue until Thursday the
8th .day, of June next At i which time the
Cqmmekckvsbt of the College will take placeV
The follow ing Trustees will attend; . : ;
HlsExclenc Johbt Hrancp, " Y '
- . Y , ; -YThomas Bao w7Tr , . ,
V 'k ', Y: 9 ' , . TaowAs D : BxTtKEniir. ; :: - "
The Eer. Doct, Joseph Caudweix. '
; lf ' ' ,LlOXAIU) HlSDXftSOJT,
4 ' JAMfS iREDIXt,
WitxiAK MastUt-' '
WATEREE PL ANTATION
'On a long Credit, ! v
TlrflS "Estate, known by the name cf
X Bocky Branch, consists of 1851 acres
of LAND, ascertained by re-stirvey,. situate
on the Wateree River, eigi't milea above
Camden,' having near'y five hundred acres
of cleared Land, and about the same quan-
ity of an.excellent quality for the culture ot
Cotton, rentaming uncleared. This situa-
tion is remarkably healthful, and has on it
one of the hest Orchards in South-t -arolina.
Persons disposed to purchase, will make
their applications to Yy
fi J. CAKTKK,
- Corns Rq. 'Camden. Dhrkt
Camden, March 2, 1820 Y.Y
There are few situations in the Caro
lines so eligible as he above. It is admi
raby watered, and as wellfitted.fot a gen
tle nrn's residence, as any in the State ; it
may be made to unite the Advantages of
f-plantii-, with those rf farming, for a sale of 4
j the products of which, it has, (he market r-fl
Columbia and Statesburg, Cd slant about SO
miles,) at well as that of Camden Its situ
ation on tae River will give it every advan
tage to be expected from the opening of the
Wateree noy about to be rendered naviga
ble frt,m t he x Mountains to Camden, by the
Portage being formed at Rocky Mount ; and
is lies near where the Road will in all proib
ab'dity be marked out to connect Camden &
CharlotteN:C.V- YY-- "n : 68 13t ;
VALUABLE 1EAL & PERSONAL
PROPERTY FOR SALE. ,
intending to leave this
for i sale that valuable
Plantation -weu Known Dy ine name or rnos-1
f bct nAXL, tiiaacn counxy, lormeriyj ownea
y Erie Laljerstedt, Esq. situated on the
est side of the north west branch of Cape
ear river, nineteen miles below Fayettevifle
and the same distance above Elizabeth town,
contain ing.i n all about two thousand Acres.
This seat in goodness of soil, salubrity, . ele
gipce of situation and buildings is inferior to
fev in the State f it consists of two dwelling
Hopes, two Kitchens, two Barns, Stable,
Caiiage House, Blacksmith-Shop and a Saw
Miu at ashort distance from the river, the
creik affording two mill eats besides, being
abottt three miles from Big Swamp, which
wat ejr my he ' brought by a ditch to supply
any machmery that may be established
Alio, about , 28 NEG ROES ;of different
sexes'and ages, which may be sold with the
Plantation, they being acquainted with the
soil aHd its culture." j The purchaser may be
accontmodated with Cattle, Hogs, Horses and
all tha Utensils used jon t Jie said plantation,
with Corn, Fodder, Hay, & also with House
hold and Kitchen Furniture &c ' y-.:
Por terms, which! will be made aCcommb
dating to the purchaser, apply at the place
1 i . k-. n A m a nvi n '
flMIE Subscriber
1 county offers
teen Drokeri; &.the t rob pa have loudly
called for them to be. reinstated. vi
are ignorant of the, consequences of
this aflfair. !' v-,r VI V :M ' ' :'
A daily paper announces as a rennrf
that an explosion, like to ihatjof JSniin'
seems so threaten the kingdom of Ita..
Ij-N The movement began at Bolopp
and the example was soori followed at
Milan. A; unanimous determinafmn
was manifested Ipf the firidependente
or the country.; 'i THe Refvolutionisu
demand for their King the Arch Dub
Reynier, with a constitutional govern. (vVi5
me nr. 1 J:v'lh':T:lL- y :
' A letter from Bordeatii, of the A
ultimo states thatf. iroops are on their
march tp Bayinne ; probably a stornt
is gathering which may burst on SpaJtj.
The Holy Alliance will, perhaps, as.
sist' Fertlinand- If they do, farewel
to the tranquility of Europe for a Ion
season." A postscript to the above
says. Italy is in a state nearly Hfce
that of Spain previous to the dshblisi'
mentof the Cortes.'V j j
" The twtf late laws passed for the
restriction of the- Jjress, and against
personal liberty, are extremely unpo.'
pulan?' . ; j y ' '
; It is said Mina has intercepted
correspondence from Madrid, of the
highest importance 5 and he will not
communicate it but to the Cortes'.
An ultra journal announces this day
with a triumphant air, that Alava,
Guipuseoa and Biseayl are nearly in
insirrection, to re-establish the throne
1
agitation' pre
aforesaid
October 28
P. A. TARBB:
50tf -
F0KE1GNNEWS.
Rale!gh,May 11,1820
I ' Yk .Yohjt 'STiKtr, ' ' "
, . . .t r 7KoBT,WittUMsfofRa1eigh)
All other persons of the Trustees who mav
i attend,areto reconsidered as of this Commit
j tee ; and their Attendance is solicited indi'
YiduallyJby an ordinance of the Board.' v Y
Test. RORT. WILLIAMS. Sec'ry,
7m ; "; , Hjaeigb,Ajpril27;A,D. im? .
LATEST FROM EUROPE. ;
- A env- York May 15.
By the Maria Theresa, at this port,
and the arrivals at Boston, Bordeaux
papers to the 4th, and Paris to the 1st
pf April, are received. ; . j,, ' x
; The law to suspend the exercise of
the liberty of thei press was 'passed by
ine rreiicii; inamoer oi uepuues, on
the SPth Inarch for it 1S6 against it
The .Students of Medicine at ' Paris
have presented an address of thanks
to the 1 50 Deputies who voted against
the law abridging individuaMiberty.
Other addresses of thef Same ' nature
were preparing at Paris. f y
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The Danish Press ' cannot treat of
pojitics,' nor i give news, v without speJ
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ciai permission. ; :au -jDeigiuin . many
Editors have been arrested. It appears
that JOrom theBaltic to th jPyrennees
there-is a hflly lianceagainst the
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, f Yesterday and this dav the commis'-
ysWn of the Chamber of Peers has con-
tmue.u xo examine louvei me assassin.
We have Lhad cornmufnicated to us
the minute of a jJejcree dictated by the
Holy-Office, which was intended to
rivet ; the. chains that the peopleof
npain nave just proken. .itiey assure
U3 it was ready to Je executed. iThis
and arbitrary power.!
' It is confirmed that!
vails at Portugal. The, British pride,
betore which every one abased himself,
excites at this day a daring indigna
tion. The English; a!re often publicly
braved, & advised to relieve the coun
try from their presence. We are as
sured distinguished persona have air
ready been designated by an indepen
dent party, to propose to the Cortes
atMadnd a Federitionbetweeh the
two people of ancient'Ibere.';
; Persons of all classes (Eagerly" sab
scribe for the- relief of j the victims of
arbitrary power. ' Among the signers
are Lafitte, La Fayette, fieiij. Con
stant, and many otner Deputies.
.What f a satire on the Ministry!
What a characteristld trait of the sys
tem to which France is delivered 1
s Now that the discussion upon the
liberty) of the Press is terminated, it
is thought that M. Clausel des Coas
eiues will developeThisproject of aa
accusation, against the puke de Caze.
He engaged, ia the face of all France,
to doit.v;::.YY:;Y;!! jhf.; '.'
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, The SpanisH nation proceeds in the
work of reformation with-'a calm t ess
which becomes a: people determined
to be free. Letters from -: Cadiz con
firm the previous acicourits of the trin
quilityf that city. - The gorernment
is occupied in vfbfraing a corps of 2(
thousand j meri tb support the nef
constitution of the nation, and to act
against those who, : may disturb ,tbe
public peace. ':. The prefects, sub-prefects,
and municipalities, are organiz
ed, and cboperate with the govern
mem in mainiaining tranquility
Y.:.;M-'i M A X R Ip'r H A R C H SI. . '
v. Yesterday; we hactl a! double fete at
the court, ? to 'celebrate,1 at the same
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. The , Junta hate equired ;the 4s- :fi
missal;of a.11 who were of the 70 wha m ;Y
petitioned foe the, overthrow 'of thfi ? vJ
UortffS. Y. .; i r
- All the: political chiefs: (prefects)
nominated by the Cortes, are restored
to their ofipc. AV v -'
S(The SecretaHat of the fortes is also
rie-established.'i Its' oBces, seals? pJ'
pers, and the original of theJConstit""
tiori Hhave (been restored to it. AH
the Clerks are restored to their posts
- Madrid is inundated withpanVphlcts
e-azettes, : and Yhandbilfs. which
showered on the beople from ever
quarter. Y
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The last sailinff shin IHector, Capr.
Giilehder,lamved ats New,York, oa
the 15th inst. in 32 days; fromVLifer'
poolYCajjiKG. has I favored the edj
tors of the Mercantile Advertiser witj
.London papers, to the ' 10tK of 'Ap
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