V - 7 InVowiPunvarro to ybrfa jutrr?w. pf. noJhincxrAidtrtsn noW bemmmca er flf.HhmtenaJ admimstttioi. The fhese ttosuln P'lf deNnding m X
i VMU-jiffhir: at'the; tomilH-prmnt' of A u A kV immmf'rf .fcVmrrt?s lats rnw-Jtv thirrirrnSnfifn 1 fvorftf hianiivhifch hWctirtred W SV quarter whrcti haye bft-n much ,
Vcnr-prrsent labnrsj I' dv jt ST
terirnil f,iruch cause tejVJccjn' the.
. flicitv, crctir.sitiiatic'n. iln waking this
'reinaffe' I dcrpot wish 6 bfe understood tp
impV tharaft imTariefi prosperiiy b-foV.
ec ii "in e'very.intemt -of thi vgrcat cob-.
ninnityv In!"the pnre. s of A nation,--'in'
hatitme a; territory of stieh vast etefl
. and great varic'ty-cf "dim ate; evr por
tion cf which ?sngagd inforeign ;CnV
rniercej "and Jiable tp rafctfd.vn seme
' 'degree-by th ech fges yhich occur in the .
' Cf nditicn "anl regulations f foreign cou'ri
IneaTitooW bestrogr if thf"prrdiice
croyrsoirand the iqiftistry and enterprise
cf curowicituehsCeived at all t.imejs,
and in 'every ouarten anun'form end.e-
inal encourarement': This . .would be
4 more than tiayf" a rigly tojexpect un-
iVr ciicttrrifancei the most Vavof able.
Presvofes on certnin interests, It is admit
ted, hai c teen felt r but, allowing tothese
their greatest extent, they. detract but lit-.
tle,frm the foire of te remark already
made. Jn formirg a just esniate pt our
prrsert srtuatirn, rt-ns proper -50100 jc. ai
xne noir, . n
ihe detail. !A free, Vii tiRus, and eniignt
, ered people ttcw well tire reat princi
ples" and causes on hich their. ha5piness
dej rnd;;aid even those vtio sufft f rocst
f!nd Vef 'Telief 'bndcf their sufierings,
frcm' thelefsirg
" enjcy,'ard in the crnsolirjnqnirnaung
' hope vhich xf. ey ladminihter. V Trom
Avhence do thest pr fcsures-'coivc r " Kot
from a goveinment hich i?r founded oy,
adnlmisterfd:for.,and sipported by, the:
people.' 3rA trpceAtJjem to the peculiar
ifCnaracler ott tne eprru in-ivincii ,c:iir.
and ttV. the ! extr?crdinary occurrefices
which': haref signalized if. The' convul-
s'on? with Vwhich several of the powers of
Etnope have been shaken, and the long
and destructive war in which all Mere
engaged, with their sudden transition to a
state pf peace, presenting,' in the first in
stance, unusual crcooragernent .to our
, ccrr rrcrceand withdraving .it in the se
ccno, even within its wonted Jimit, could
not fail to be senslDlv feU here: The sta
tion tco. w lnclrwe had to SA pjjcrt thrf ogh
this long coiflirt, cr mpelled, as we were,
. finally,. tov be come , a prty to .it with a
jjrincipal pr. wcr, ancV to make great e-
-eriicrsrsaffer eavylcjseand to con
trpct considerable dehts, disturb ng the
mlirary course of a ffair?, hy augnienthig,
to a vast arocunt, t)ie circulating medium,
and thereby elevWt'f g, Vt ot)eMn-:e,. the
price r f "eery articlfc i;bove a!jusystand
aid, ard depre ssing it at another below itr
had likiwife its due: tf ret. - .
It is manifest that the presures of which
mc ccb plain hae"prcceededjjn a great
n'easuie, 'ff.rni t! esef"'crukcs. V bet.,
then, v t take into 7vew the' prrspctcus
::nd happy cenditic n i?f cur cmintty, in all
thegrtat C'rcumstnces which ronstitutr
the fel"ci?y cf a naticn every individual
in the frill enjoy m cut of all his rights j ijie
Ur"!cn blefed '.with plenty, and rapidly
ristig tc gu-atress,,.ur..der a national gov"
t ir.n t't, which operfctt s with cmf plete
efl'cct in everV pait, jwithctit' being h in
r.ny, octptrby the .ample protection
which it ntt"rds, and urder tate govern
n ents-whic h perform. tKeir equal share, 1
ficcr rding to a wise dtstnbution ot pewer
"between them, in prome.ting Xhe'public
happiness itj ia-irrrpcssible to bciicld o
j?ratif) ipg, sogloricps a spectacle, without
teii.g penetrated 1 hh the iost prcfourd
?-nd erateful f acknowledgements, to the
S rpien e Author Of all gcrsd for such m'a
rl! Id and inestimable blessings. J JUeeply
in pressed with these sentimentsv cannot.
regarq the pressures to which , 1 have ad-
1 1 it ci e inei w jit; uian tn iut gu imiu
ai;d instmctiie adn riiiticns warning us
o: dangers to be shunned in future; tcacli-
ir.g us le ssens of eccnomy, corresponding-
wih ti e s-itvpncity and purity. ot cur iti
Jiinitu iis, a'td best adaj ted to lhelr s(ip
pert ; tvireijg the .ccnreciofnai.d 'ele
l -endai.ee: whicb the Various" parts of cur.
happy .umouiiav ei efcri ciherl ihtreby
. augu tnwrgimuy i ur social Incorporatiein,
and rddirg, by its strong ties.new strenjgtfi
and -igcr to the political; opening; a . w?
dep tange; aid Viih new encourage men,t
i ti e industry snd enteiprize ofourtitl-'
lew-citizens ai h n e ai.d ibroad : vand
n rie especially, by the multiplied pr. els
vhichit hs aecendilated ot the great
rejfttfienfifour nkt ej.client svs(ejivof
Kt-verrrvtr.t, the powerful mstrUment, in
ti e hands ot an allmercifut:trtatDr, n
enrirg to lis these: blesslns. .
happy as our. siuat-ioft is, iftfces hot 1
.xtn.pf us" from' stljciuu.e and care tor
tne luiuie. On the jfemrary; fcsthelless
irRs hich.-tte enjoy uik gieat.XJjicj'xr
tu i.ablj great theuld bee vr- vigilaiictT
.zeal, and activity i op feBrVe them, f Fi.
eign wars may lagain expose us "to new
J n.r,gs, which wouUd impose on us new
CutHS foV which we ought to'be ptepar
rd. The state nf V
new long peuce may. be preserved, is al- U
1
L'ln MaVJsist, fh? Minister JPlenipn
tentiarv
was iii
J st rucied' to. infornv tb e v-govern mehQof
SDain that if H is Catholic Majesty should
thf n: raifV4.the( treaty, this govrtimerjt
Vpud ccept the. ratification so fara tp
submit tq the decision of -the CSen ate thje
ibe'-rceived in exch anger fofj. tat "of the
terslfro'm .the Minister of the U: States to
the ?r cretryrof State, it appar that a
sfrucrioos,- had been mAde to-, the govern
iinent of Spam;tanrf that the; Cortes hat
Wad
,tne suDjeci norr con?finerHixou
Tbe.re-
suit o'the; deliberations Vfaf ithatf body,
,ut?t " o-tlw 'vtprfr Writ! hl tnnr'
mill o vi nj i j ws., "
known to Congress as soon as it is receiv- J
e.d-J tfhe - friendly senUrhent Iwhich was
expressed on ''thev'part; of ; the United
States, in thenessage of theth of t May
last, is'still entertained for Spain, Among
the causes'of regret; however F'? a,t
th separable from; fhedelay attending this
transaction, it is proper to state,'ahat'saL-
tisfactorv Informaiion has been received
nthat n-cst)reii have en recently -aelopt-
ed by: desiginr
n-ng personsi. to convert cer
tain part of the provir.ee of EastlFlori-
Avithit the limits' of Florida, inmiediately
on enr brundary, where there. wa no. set
'' tlemnt," the'o'biect could not .be;, pnisun-
dersrood , Ah early cconimotiation of
i dirTe rences will.'-it is hopeel, prevent; all.
.shTC J 1 . At.fi tr r 4 i'DP1
! and place.theTelations of the'twWcounj
I tries on" a very amicable arid perbnent
basis.: .-.f.v. " , '.:.i i4A . 1- i
1 he commercjal relations behreen Ihe
United -States and the Britishf colonies in
the West Irdies, -and on this continent,
have undergqre no fchange;; the British
government still prefetring to leave tha j
Cf mmerc under ther strict ion. hereto
fore imposed on it, ch eschTside. Jt is sa1-
resorted to by the Uniltd States were de
frnsiVe only inteneieel to prevent a moncl
poly urtkr British relat mrTsiih jaVOr of
Great-Britain ; as it likewise ist::toknci,w,'
bt the experiment is advancing in a spl
rit of amity beiween the parties, 1 r :. ;
rThr questi'indepeiidingbeTween'-the
United States and GreatBr1tain, respect
ing theconstruction of the first articU of
the tre aty' of Ghent, has been referred bv
Emperor" of Russrai who has acpeptetUi
the umpirage,', V 1 -v:."- ". !'. :'
An attempt' has been made with -the
government :rf France, to regulate, by
ilixaty, thecomnicrce etween the. two
; ccuntries,.on the principle of VeciprQcity
1 and equality. By the last communication
' frtT. he. Minister Pienipotent iary v of the i
. lv r.ite d p'ates at raris, 10 w nrm toll pow
i erhnd been. feiven, twe learn thatthe ne
gotlKtlon had been'comp.e need there, bat
er?rws4iiu comes Having ocourreci ine
; Frenc.h rovernment liaet resolved to trans
fer it to the United Stfltesfor whiph ptir
Ipose .the- Minister PlenipotentwiV o:
! France haxl been '.o'nfrefl. vto repair to
tuna city, ana wnose. arnvj-i roignr soon
be expected. It is ho ed that this im
portant interest may oe arranged on just
conthti
lonfU'anci tn a m anner equauv.satis
factory o b.th parties. 7 It js subhiitted
to CoUgressto "decide, until tsuch arrange-
n.ent is maeie how tar 'it-.trtavi be proper.
I on the1 principle of the, act -of "the last ses-
sion, wnicn aogmentea the tonnage, eluty
.ch .Frer.ch vessels,, to adopt bthlr mea
sures for carrying more crmpletelyi iniD
ehrct;he policy of that act. H ;:'V;L
f 1 he act referred to, which -imposed
new trn? ge en rvench- yessels, ham'g
been in foite front ard aftier thV rTrstltlay
of July , 5t has happenttr tltSseveilU. ves-
1 sels? o( ;l hat, hat kn which had been?def
li atched from France before, its existeiCe
j a kip w n, h q f entered'.! he-port s of t
vnued atesv ana teen subject to ltsope-
ratiofc .wkhciut that ptevfousnot ice tvjiicb
thegeiueraj"spirit of curaws giveio'in
divfduais In'si'rttilar casts - The ob'itt of
that la;w havipg beenmerely to cojnterr
va'l the inequalities wVicVeiisted to the
oisauvKmagcj pi yinc, eyptates,- m tneir
cc m'n:ercbl mtercuirse;wiUi France it 4
subn; itte eh . also L to :4hei.ccnsjderatfor? rf
vengress, wycuici, umc spirit oj,'amiiy
with-other -powers, it njaynbt be;prtper
to extend relief to jLeirulitiefualsy ineei
ested in 1 h oe -casesV Iy exe rrp t ihg. from
the pperatjop ofhel'faw all ihcevessei
wliich have entered VmcVpofts. witteut
I.haviiighaef therneaiTfCif j revk-usly ktiw-
-.ug-ine ex.jsicnce.fTi we aatyiiu uai eratyv ;
.;.'rhel-.fltst' betw pairi Lahd'jtbe;
Colonies acctr
infer mktiqnVi is ' ntaihtained by jJie latter
griih irr.prov eL success, - 1 he unfurtu5-najje-divisions
which .'were know n to exbt'
seme tioic since at Buenos Ayrts.it is un-;
1 ana rocciuaviuir w utvu it is 00 jess ine jn
jchnaupn than tlje.. policy vthe U nited
tSvatesiW preserve in theirvTniercouise
by-Aherr-iestablisbment of the -constitiM
ticm Tf liSUSIs if event wlieJi prorriises;
tobeifavrabler td Unv
dethothorif-
gi'ess of ngosfo $
negotiation for .the settlement qf dirTeren-encjes-fjetween
the parties, to, hich "it
wastreplied' thatithey would iwiljihgly
open. the., negotiation, provided tlse -HC-
.knowleelgment of their imlependence wa
mat!e its basis,but not; otherwise,?: Vf
further-rproceedings" betveenhm Owe
are' uuinforrnecj N6 facta are iknon to
thjii ' government, to warrant the- beliefs
that any of the powers of EorripV'-wilP
fake parkin the'eontest : ' whence, it n a v
be iniVrred,coiisiderrng all circHimistances,
wliich most ha vi eUht in producing the
L result, that an adjustment will finally:
take place, on the basis proposrjd ilhe
j i ol-jiies. r i a promote, tiat result, by
; friendly counsels, witti ( other powers,1 in-
clncKng Spain? herself,rhas been tbe uni
. fqf m poJicy,;bf thrs'vernmeoAv-V
-f:u4 M-vKingxo .we. -internal, concerns ot
ourt country, you will,! am - persuaded,
derivie much satisfaction from a of
the several objecVs to -which, "-'.in tbe-dis
charge of your official dutiesf your atte;hv
v , Brf-. i ill lx ff.rtffi W t-h . ' tl - . r
I holds a moix
pupuc revenue, irom the direct; .operation
I- r ' f
qft!if powrbf hich it is ' raised -Oiv
tHhea people, -and bv- its influence,-in giv-
Mig-ciicce- w evry.'otner power ot tlu go-
vernmenr.' .J he revenue elepends on the
resource v of thecount ry am the facility
by which ;the amount required is raiseet,
;s a strong; preof of the extent of thev,rev
sources, and of the efficiency of the go
vernment. A i-few prominent' farts will'
F nlacei this great interest In a jrijt light be'i
fore you. On the 50th of SeUemberrl 815.
the funded, and floating debt the? IJoited"
States ,a8 estibaftrf-atVnV.iWidrcVand:
hintteen miliums six huntlred nd thirty
five thtrusand five hundred and fifty-eight
dollaTs, If to this sum be added the ;v
moynt: of five per cent. Stock: subscrib
ed tothe Bank of she. United States, the
arr.ount of jVtississ'ppi jstrck," and of 'the
stoc k j; h ich fR s issued sulseq uent iy ! t
that Vlafe, the balances'ascevtaiced to ,be
due to certain states for military ryj
cipsand to incliv.iduls,ror supplies fur
bished, and Services rendered, during the
idle, war, the public debtrmay.be estim&tj
' On the Spth -of Septemberlg2bj it 'UL
mounted to ninetv-one mUIionsuine hi
; dred and niiTety-thrte Uiotisand' eight
hundred artd eichty-three dtilars, havirg
been, "reduced in- that interval, by paV?-.-roents,
sixty-six millions, eight hundixtl
and jsevcotynine thousand o:Te hundreel ,
ai?d sixtv-five dollars .x Btiri this terroL 1
tjie expenses of the 'governWentolEthe1Uji:i
States were' likewise defrayed; in eye?t j
manciifOr the ciy.il, militrv;' and naval
establishments, ; :ue-Tublic:e2-ifice8 in this
cityaVe -beemibuilf
been: commenced,' and are inia . traiu 'of
executi n ; permanent arsenals' and rpa-
gazinesv have been' erected j in ys varitSus
fparts?;of the- Union our navr haVbeerj
jconKiderabl., augrn,ented,;"and the 'or (1
'nance munitions of ;war; and stores, ?jpf
the army and navvl- w hich ' were ' much!
exhauste el during the war' haVe been fef
Ienished;x:VV . '.. jfl :
my tne oiscnarsrer ot so, lae a Droocr
ttoh of the pnblic debt. and the executiKn,1
of such extehsl ve' c im iii,ni:6peiraitio
in' so sliort ai"tinie,-a fjust."estjmatefmiy
oe formed ot the great extent or our nafj
tional resbui-eesfTh ernonstratonJ'S!
th e. m oe icon ;ple te;andigra tify ing, w heni
It is iecdllected that thei., direct
ktisw't re repeale
mjrVation of the late wau, and that the rTi
ve;ntie applied to'these purposes has be eld
derived almost wbolly.jfrom other jsource.
U I The receipts into the Treasury .from!
ever? Source. Itow
haye amptetj?' sixt
huplreel?,afndnin cWej!
IlliftIt.al.htiff-' .atirmr1.1(nv. nil1 tl V .,. It IV
f cents ;' whilst the public expndmfes,
I rhe, 'same-!' periods ammedto-iixtee
V nK-tl5rire uiirht VrVit fori 'B nt cVrtf V-Tir 1
thousand ifive huhdre&tjii
lars ana - se ventv-two- cents : leayine:. m
theI reasurvop thatdaf ,: a stm estiraa-r!
Jtedt jQhe nilliori p"n!e hundred ahtj
thousanddolfars.' For the pibabe vfil
th 0 ri zed to sera ied by' loahi.by ah act-'
t he Jast sesfcioti""of CctigiisVh as . bteh:!
of'
ruotaineu upon terms auyaniftgeoua.ior um
creased cwifidenceT in thfe faith bthe aaM
jLibrifjut the exihehce: oft amotiHtli
i citusiao seeKinK macv niouc oi invest
menir at a raiei uurestnot exceeuinie, ;
five-per. centum perannum. p:
11 1 ' " 1 1. .- .11 in " 1 111 ,i ., . V VV
since thei sales reasonable
"It is knitwn'fhat the;ufcfiasfeswere 1
great clepressioriv i
nen tne price; pi evry arucie iraei risen
to Its grfcst j
some plao bay Bedeytsdi by7theisd6nqpressio it?? Kmr:
Of Gongrcss, cbnnpatible vith the public
ihteres.t,hich wo
to these puhasersr ? 1 Vf.
f Cohsieierable progress has been madej
during the present; season ift-examihlng
the'east and ir Va
in lets ; .'intlje colfectirm .,fbateTm1 and,
fnhe.co!
detertce : of the - liioiatseveral of the
positibrts at.whichr ; it- has' been decided ra
considerable amount; ave1.:beeri colct-
eo, y ana i au.tne : necessary : preparations
made fdctjie commencement of the works.
tfAf;bM.riwnt;
j JarnyRi ver?-?ancl at -.'jthe Hip-rap pri rhe
j opposite . shVre in the Cbespt-ake Bay,
i." materia; Is," :to a vast a moivt Ha ve: been
colleteft';aiKl iatl the- Old. Point) some
progress nas peen maeie n uie consirut
mgton
lrlrirrthe nhd sprin;tanVl that i&n the
i:1.i.iii.-- !J..:.Li ...... : .kA.... M
of thev,next reason; 1 tort Djamc-nd, atnej,
Narrows,, in the.: IlfiVbar. of New-York v
Vfejlf beflnished this year. , The-, works'
at Boston; NewvYprk, BaltjmreriKo
folk, 'Charleston rand tNiaearaw " ; feive.'
.been ; in - parr repa jre$
of North-Carolina; extejicling south s to
UKewiser yOtner parts ;orino, epasi- east:
ward of Bostrft. .O
becTi rhade to push j forward JHese ' works
with the utjnost dispatcb possible i but;
when their extent ia considered;; with .the
important purposes for o which theys axe
interined,"the eTefence of thewhole'COasti"
ann, in consequence or me.wnoje interior.
and that they a to last for agS, it will
f6ndevd on ''ri ill "lfeiry -' j'ri fcip.les ; iPc1."'
ing the whole tOgetjier, combining' secd-
frity with economy; could hot-be prepared
. without repeater! examinations of t He most
; exposed - and diflficult 'parts, and that it
tUp. 1 Usfied p that very favor
f anticipation t which bas bec;n frrm
tbts great uncerJakmg Hi te jve.ri
atri satisfied j ttvat x very favorablfe
-
Srrmed of
ified,
and that when1' cbbi)leted;itvwill affwrd
very gi e at, if not complete protection to
rur Atlantic. frontier, in the event-of ano-
titer war : ar protect ion su fficient to coun -
terbalaneein avstnglemain ';With iim
eneOiv Dbw'erfui at sealthe exoenie of .alr
t liese.', worksVithotit taking into the esti-f
mate the savinsfof the lives olso many of
om- citizens, the protection t of bur.town
and other property, ofiv the tendency of
such wm ks,' to prevent war.'- '
Onr military poitiops have been bainr
tainec at Bolle Pint, on the: Arkansas, at
CeuncitBlofftbn the MissourL at St. Pe
Lie.r s 011 ine . ivijssikipui, rami xi;?reeii
! Ba ynahcttpperiCa
I barrack&tiav'alrieady- be en-tretted aV
j mdst of thesepbsts t 5 'with s.uchy works as
i were jiecessary for-their- defence. " Pro-j
igress has also been made in opening cohi-j '-
j supplies tat each, for-the supporti-bf the
1 1 rpops, fcy their bwnlabor -particula rl v.
these. most remote, j r"..':; -
?With the Indians peace has been prJ
serveci, ana - a, progress maoe-n rrytus
imp entree tne act oi;Vongress, iiikuj an
apprbptiatino for'tlvtir civiUzatiGnj-with
the" nrosDect of fa
vorable .results. - A S,
Connected eciuallv writh both these otijects.
our ;tradei '.with those tribes is thought to
merit the -aftention
jpriginaJl-statei; gimeTislheirr pus tenancy,
Karid war plreir ,o
!jncrnct. employment fromt.iiivi2ert- pow'.
brsV thev otroV each i otherLtftio
1 1 heirhselves, t1ir elirjtivis tneyij" abler;
Bv 'a i ud i cious rejruliiti on of ouf trUcte with
ihemV wV'supplyytbieir watts;dTiinistef
t toheir . comfortsi'andaddallv", as. the
(game i-etires, draw therti to us By njain
lamni gppsts iar in tne Hiii wr, wc jtuiuji
a jjqriore Chorough and ellrect 1 control over
thent 5 without fchXch it is confi.leily :Jhe;
I ieyed th fit cbnu je te i cha hge Vjiij t heij
manners can never beccompllsjiecu By
Uucb poStsaKled by a proper reguiatu.n
civil administration civgr :tfaemv td be pro
vided for. by-law; shaHf t is presumed,
settlements iroin. uieursagt: mcufMoii,
and' biseriepeac
v --. ai ' .1 :- 5- --.i.' a t 1.
some of which have been launched in the
evt-ct- such works -3 tMo!fePpiiir" and
t)ajiphiulan'd;ahd at th-;Rigrslets, leacl
ii"H2r to lUke ''vT'nch ;irf rnja- m? terials to a
inpeKJDQt acxcypptisn aiso tne great pur- tanylitlng fnr;tltS sectWvfol r;. :
poseof their vli2ationif t 7f n j cbuntryVo w lcn tliey wbuld,soTUit.;thtrr.' ;,;: a U
Considerable SprV)gress bas alsi been attention of Country Merchants. j . r?.Jf , ; V '
made In the construction of ships of .war, 1 1 a . : . : LEA &i' DISOSWAY lvr :k : "h
ZjB&ft thi' nrti.'cneerrneel9''; aid,, would
unaogmeeuy : suner, -ir sucn proiectipn wa- . r .4
taofbeiast "sesfton fori the sup-
C sh ids have a lsa been " efii 1 iloyed oti
I the coast "of Afnca trefe several cap-.
tures nave aaaayp3DeeTi maae ciii vesseus
. engaged ia that 'disgracefuPtrHrTlc.
-1-
f
t
r 15 USTiPTjpUSliEp,:
"Ko 3 rof Jinlce Murphev's ! Repoftg of the:
I "- -' "V-'i Supreme Court of thria Stie-'i sT
i Anotpep No. whfr Will be puo to Pres';
t without lcfs of'timei will complete the' VW.'
luTtieV)f 'the Jfidfa Iteptfrts Jimge. Ruffiin
will contite them; V ' Sfpt
NEW GOODS.-
s.
BOND has just re-eived a f andsome
Assortm. n of FALL GOODS, smoug
wjhich are Suprhritjtoiu ana Usssimeref,
second do M4l Drabs Klann l,-Grei n Raize,
Bpmbazetts, Worsted, Siik and Cotton Hoie, ,
' Gloves, Cassi mere haw i; biilttM.pf Ufhaw,
i Sarsenet,5 Silk &f Flag Ifandke"chif9,M-.ihen;
Chintz sad Muslin .Ualicoe, Curti in ditto,
JWuslaod.Cambrics, Mushn Kobe , Rose &
Pjoint Blankets, Pebse Clbtb,1 dd r j lannel
tii.tyai.v and Cutltrj .Shoes -an i Boots,
Cot on Cards, G las ami Pu t ty Ch f ese, Loaf
SugarJ Nails and ; Brad,1j'urp biers; powder
and Shot Hand and Pannei Saws, i 'epper &
Spice and Ginger, Plaid for ClviakSj VVritinfj
' and Letter Paper-. A f H ' ;
Ka!eitrh,;??ov. a ;i 3 4w!
SHOCep 'FEMXLE ACADEMY,
iljB annual aminlition of the jPupiis of
1
S this Institution will be onMte 1st anefSd
of December.' which wil 'close' the .present
SeJsioH'' "vTbe Kxercis; o(; the, School will
be 'resumed On ihe 1st Jan'uaf v, 182k ' ;
t KTtt ice of Board anxl Tiiitioif g52 per Sea
siOni ipayable in advance. - 5 ; i . 'j
lvCTbeitM.1 3 !
ITHHiy emi-aurtuai Examination' oil thei Pu-
f Jt PUS in b ith pepartoif nts of th,iS Semina-
i'WjII commence on Mpniiiy, fth December,
and t eTtaite1tfie'aturtla(olIow ig. - j
ents'ard gUardiajis'bf pttptSs .anel.ttje public 1
gentrally, a.rresp.ectftin)-'iriviteJ ,'b attend,
Dyforderjbf yit Boards 1 "-.-.
F.1SAlltl-jsecVv. .
; J N. nTheExercise's Ofthis "S? mt jiafywjil
fecf)mm&ice oB'the Alcnday in Jjanury,
181. ' '. y - ''"vi: ?i i , ' - -f , '
VNovemberlS '
Hftsemj; aniivtal Examination of he Male
wilVcrinrence on rI iiirrdy: the Till ol'Oe-V"
k eernber next and terminate pn th e Sot urdayv
i loiiowing, . rarems au uiutrujansi are; re
becriuilvinvitwl to attend. ; "..;
.-'11' .
1 . ' ThV t'.VMviifa i. lh A.artmr ,ullt lian
f mireedjon th ftrst tondjy Janu next-
, under the dare of the Re w 4V m . D l lUisxir,
Hn the Mate; ana Miss Powt lJ4isi,$r iutbe
Femajle : Department. Hoi h will be hbly
as
By order, of the Board, , a '
Tfbr.S
84 8w !
NOItTH43AnOLlNA. BJBLE bOClETT
HE ierehthv annual meeting of tbivSori.
ety wd'l be held in the. City of Raleiri),
onthe eecoud,Mortday ov DecemberWext. .' !
p .em the Sabbath precejne, the Art 4 versa
f rySermort will be preachtd.'.accordi
j pointment,' by the Itey xOregoytiii
FayetteUe. , After the hermon, a t
tion wIl .be Rohciied iri aid of the fi
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UALK3fec-r.
t ;v... .8itm !.V
QC7 'Annual ... Subscribers are desired' tn
rorwum ,wnat is one. tou. s. xme,
rtasnre?
1 of thefioniety. ;f :
.4-
AvIES LEA ;
4:.
iTl A'VlNGi forroedf a ret nnectWif in the
J.AA1JRY- GOOD BVSINESSJ iinder
"thefiartof ea & Disos wAr ; bve ta
ken .the Store lately occupied by .Messrs;
..,.'-.(. ... ... , vv ... . : '; r . 1" 1-1.
rtlamllton: ana naniaay m ixjuHpiinio.
fttrfli ftnareafiow tenioe a colipletc.
4nd therii rassortmeot.irl O OOUS,
thadarited to the present se asoi ;1 I of
frwJiirli:rwill lie sold afrtdticed prices, for
BecV.
Ifirtoaiv.
raeis 01
ntnpu
llidiV v
n jf-Cashi o.Produce.Tro' .their -'omiec Vv, ' a
l? t ; 'tion vf 'vh along esiabbshed House ii Ntw " . - a
.YnrV; they wiil 'pV-tteheirv Godaiat ;I j
ntiriihe cost in tbtft market, (boutiii atths. ' .'
Knrimt. - cost in tlnrt market, (bougiil atths
PctsrsbUTfir. Sent. 20. . I&20.
-i vo tC
v lowest casa prices,; 4wirwut au mm';
'! be ebabied dvke.their;ii'irtmejt tii-r " a '
f nlefe andlupon as wsbbajcltefasla' 1 ;
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