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FOREIGN NEWfvv "
: v latest toomkgl an
sun jsnn ar
rived on Saturday frwn Xiverpbob
whence, she sailed on the niornins of
Die: 21st of June. : Capr. CrnckerCiia
farhWtl Hie editors of the. Mercantile
Advertiser'Wifir Li m pool papers of
the 20that London pnpers.to the even;
'ingot the IStVand Lloyd's. Ii sis to
thel6thult. r - s:V'
w Tkt Market A speculative jenqtii
ry for cotton commenced onho J4th9
aatjkhe sales; for the last three days,
amounted to 7s500 bales, including
4i40a bale Tpland,; which", sold at
8 J to lid ;Uhc demand for Orleans
Was alSCT Teryvood, rid supported by
favorable accounts from Manchester.
1000 bbls. inferior Turpentine were
sold on the ISth at lis. Sd. I A parcel
of Wilmington' Tar vvasvso1d on board
at 14s.. There was some enquiry nrr
Bark at irs.to'2!s.Tor 1st quality, &
lBsvto i6s for second quality. ' Some
sales of vfrcsli PhiladelphiafFlour -at
7 &ls.,Gd.'a22s. There had been some
considerable sales effected 'tnAmen?
can Flour, in bond, but Vo amendment
"jn the prices;: Sour, freej7tb ls. 6d.
dearer than on .tlic previous week, the
jtock being nearly exhausted. -
. London, ; juxe '1 8V, Hj-y ' '
; Intelligence of a very important na
ture has, we understand, been receiv
pjI at the hotel of the Russian embassy.
'Hie Emperors of Russia and Austria,
Indignant at the outrages wluch have
'bVin perpetrated at Constaiiinople,
in thi iannminioUs death of4he Greek
h & otheV heads of that Church,
together with. the cruelties committed
no-flitiet ihft unfortunate and unresist-
iDgPreek?, have, it is said, determin
ed to insist upon such. reparation from:
the Turkish government as the case
will admit, and on some assurancfe or
"pledge 'as regards tie fulurc, that si-J
inilar excesses shall not be repeated
From theVjUarter jn which this state-
rnent is circulated, we find no - cause
to doubt fu'aytherit jcif yi'&b feel, there
fore, peculiar pleasure-in the commu
nication of a piece of intelligence of
go rnuch interest to the Christian, and
indeed, Jo. the whole of the ; civi
lized world. But, though the main
fact appears worthy of credit, that
Russia and Austria will exact retribu
tion from the Porte", we have beenvable
to collect nothin2 beyond me'reVumor
of what is to be their mode of proteed
in r the species of security they are
likely to require. It has been smd
. that 'Russia will demand to become the
prof ettorof the other Greek provinces
as slie js al ready of Wa! lachia &; M ol
daviai We.vhear also that an imme
idte cessation.. (?f hostilities' between
the Greeks anH the Turks is to be re
quired, and a compact formed bettveen
. them, which, while it shall sect re the
, allegiance nf the former, shall protect
them ajrainst outrage and massacre.---Another
opinion is, that the cession of
- "allachia and Moldavia will be insist
ed oneither to Russia or to Austria,
orito those powers irv conjunctiontMn
order to a fiord an asylum to those
Greeks who decline to live any longer
under the Turkish laws. At alj events,
it is believed that the Divan must lis
ten to whatever terms may be jfropo?
cd. Russia. has an army of. 100,000
mn nn lh frontiers of Turkcv,which
would-be-powerfully reinforced by;the
Austrians ; alid, weakened as she is
bv lhe efforts to suppress the Greek
insurrectionhas no alternativebut
. submission, -'.or a foreign invasioni to
v!iirh there would exist no chance of
resistance. Should this womeptoirs i
contest actually take place,' the eyes j
of all Europe will be' anxiously fixed
, ' un'the" result.' ' ' . -!f; '
The tragical death of Ali Pacha ap
pears to be confinuoS : the army which
besieged him ha been ; Completely
routed, and his treasure has fu(len in
. to the bauds r.f the Greeks. It is add-,
-.' rd, that a. Senate, hasbeen formed at
; Janina and.Suli (the capiHf the Su-
liotesV vihich has taken the ' reins of
. government. i . .. , . -i , ' " v .-'
The Pam -papers if the 4lh and
1 5th haveiirrived. Tfie accounts froni
bpain are to the 5th. 'I ;
;On the 4th inst. the counfer-revolu-tionary
conspirators, the Curate Xala
'dufldej and the Advocate Lazaraiga,
were executed at Vittoria j 'and on the
sameala' a Sub-LieuteL-ant, .who was
. an-accbmplice f Abelo, shared a simi-
'larfle at Madrid. . : ' ;
The st-nteifce asainst Gen. Khojlnia
nodovvKto the 8th instant, been put
.in - exvcutlon; nd-there were some
ilonbts as to its bf injjrconfirmed. The
decree finds him guilty of haying co;
ojwrated in4hc proceedings wnicn leu
to the tlesUuchon or me Lousiuuuuua.
sY?Jem.-in 1814; but it,is" very -justly
m. . - - i .1 iiiwUp whirh.nP.
" li i... .t.nu nccriltn 1821
f "CO, illal u:e iaw
l? conuemnvu wucam, j;.-....
nearly cvcn v'earsafieMhe crime was
comnufted, and that Manuel Serrando,
the lude who signs the. decree, twas
Von- if these i ho, some time ago, com
"idaired tp thetCbrte that Elio wasnot
v.v
The decree of the Cortes i now pro-
mulgalediauthbrising; ith.eoyermntt
tn enuin frve shins of war; fourfngates,
IwVbHgahtines foufcschodnVr8,rahd
the vessel's necessary, focithei cnlbnial
(tf'fespon.dcncei ,& to raise S,5qO;men
to form the crews. ' ;t. A 'j
" The KihhasVanctioned the decree
for payWthedeb.of Holland witk
arrears ofSnterest; " :
" " VLr .. "VIENNA" JUKE 4i'-. A'-' -fv
.The Austrian; Observer Jf be $jf
of the pillage and destruction of the
Greek Churches' at Constantinople,
and of the renewal. of the persecutions
and cruelties inflicted on thejeek
inhabitants. 1 Ko'further accountshad
reached Vienna--from Moldavia lor
WallachiaTt u a Jetier from the fron
tier, states, f that Jt.was announced at
Folksch u n ;that th e GH'eW; njrmy had
iThe day before ?yesterday about S
Vclockjl l 7-brlkandscaleu the walls
Oi me garucu ui voiuuuuivaw.
catiandrehtcring tlietConvent. car
ried olPseven monks with them to the
mountaTwt'fcWDgWpil'onl Hhose
fcuo.ere;ihfiri
were' sent by the banditti -to Rome, trt
make known thev sumtliey required
for. their rahsomthenormous sum of
70,000 - crowns;,. ; It is reported that
18;000 has already beep fiered.It
appears that his eminence the Cardi
nal Paca, who is generally at Frasciti,
had bnlv nuitfed the convent a tew
hbors.previousor he would probably
!. A.r..;aool iIia umft fate. "t ".'
have experienced the same
v.A. ' i. . NAPLES, MAY 2.
' v Several chiefs of the Carbonari have
been embarked bn.b'ord,the;Austrian
flmill: in our liortl t Ilis'Miiicsty has
.2 'i-
ordered the Spanish sb,r1d ronj which
was in the bay of Naples, todepart
without delay; and-' further prohibited
it from anchoring in any ports of Jiis
kingdom. v .Jh ' v-'l ' '..v;'!"
xLOSDON,"vJUSE 1 O.
About 5l7.000in;, gold, has been
landed from "the"; Venusf from New
York, consign ed to aUneicantile house
!n V nmliin 'fn mv i IVIflem S OUe TO
III jiV'iruuin- iv 1 J " "
individuals from the American' iuttds.'
' ' GRODNO, POLAND,) MAY 21 .'v -
,From the ulst to the 1 5th instant,
above 100,000 r Russians have passed
the DwinajVand 6fe 'cantoned on the
left banfc of that ' Viver.vHThe govern
ment of 'MiusMlontf received or
ders to prepare for the teception t of
80,000men.7 .
' FKOM THE SPANISH IAIX. vW?
A gentleman, who came, passenger in-'
the bris Bliss, from Sf. Thomas, has
favored ns.wit,h the following : t
The last. Curracoa paper states -that
a fieetof 18 vesel under convoy of
his Majesty's bris "M ermi rV; a i veil
from Porto Cabello, with 1.500 per
Sons,! and that the Spanish army under
Gens. La Torre and Morales had fallen
in, with the Jroo s under Gens. Rbli
var and Paez A sanguinary- conflict
pnifipd. in 'which the Spaniards --were
completely-fluted. The Spanish in
fantry fought bravely, but the cavalry
behaved in a most shameful ;manneti
and fiejfl into the interior. ; v T
GeriMnrales the next daygot into
Porto Cabello with the remnant of his
army ; hut after that some stragglers
stitfeame in, wj.ich made the lo?s of
the, Spaniards -about' 2000. 'Spanish
force, 2500 infantry," and; . f 400 -cayal-
. 1 1 . 1 1 ' ' ,1 . ' cnSl infnifrv: anil
!l800 cavalry.--"'..'- f. V ; r'-y'h;.
The Spanish CblonelPenena, after
being 'worsted in many skir in ish.es of;
outposts with G.en BejmujJez, hear
Carrqccas, made a vigorous" attack in
the 'street of t he to w n , arid c oinpl etely
routed Gen. Bermudez, with the loss
of CL0 killed anit;00,prisbners. 7; i
J tATB FROM liUElOS AVRESr
' j-'-4 ' ' '"July-25.; i '
:: Capt. Lewis'; of the Vnp Glenthorh,
arrived last evening rinforms;us. that
j about the 20th f of Maya battle Vwas
lougui near pania fee, m uic juvt
bfvLa Platte, between the troops, under,
the' command of, the. Govf tn'or of-Bu-enos
Ay res, andthbsepnder thecoma
rnand if Gen. Alineira,in which the
latter was totally ejeatedwith ihc
Ibss of about 300 men killed; wounded,
and prisoners. ,v JThe rest of his army
was totally flisperseu in, every uireq
tiom;ityartet scarce. ... . 7 ..-k . -i;-'" -7 .-' i ' ;
V' ' 7FROM CAPE iAYTt.
Extract of a letter tdt a gn(leman- in
J Wdtifitigton Cityl.daud at Cafte ffay-
tier;-July 5, 1821; 7 7V:vf ? 7r .
Every thing gbes on well and qui
etly hens since the departure' of Gem
Bover, except the jealousy of the ..na
tives in trade -to foreign mer chants.-
As many obstacles are thrown in our
way as tney can invent, ami an cm pis
will no-dou
uubt bemade the ensuing
clucle us altogether. . 7; -
year, to exciuue us aiiogemcr. . ;
J'has beeu lined, from Monte Christie
ier-lhe JaSl SiXrxveeKS une tuasv
to theT Mpale; by a fleet of AvJy&tofc
other picaroonswhichJvavebeen a
greitannoyancealthoiJgh X robb1
ries haveas vet been IcommittejhsTt
wo a I d j be i 0 r y tfe si rat! e t Q !) ae b n'e bf
pur vesse
the coast
parts, of
are iurfi "to loselh exnl The authorities
Kere saV'thVveannb
returri ;to tKeir iy.vlyfm
not Jc'nqw ji hvr toHedy;Avithou tpakr;;
i q rVom earrahffements vvith Presiden i
poyer xo inai enecu . truiu jiiw auu'
I iah Gazettes; to the, end of M ay.-r-
They cntairi jisis of proscription.and
abundant obloquy df .the 'Carbonari.
An 'accournt is ivenundehe head
of NapiesV bf the ggtngAgThe mem
bers of that association, with . the emi
blesIorthWprjJefJ
throush the streets of Naplesl; iThus, 1
n ci d 6ubt xanre ihai n on this poi n of
history: ;Tl)e Neapolitan arti
v, IN 0. spectacle was ever oeucr, reciy-
d,bx;he;ii:bj'
Tlieyv v fol lb wed i n C r&yd s shou ti ng
livjtKci ingliieG
next day there appeared anjorder,of
the' Police': whichibrbidftallsuch ac
clamations' at the .7 execution of mea
sores of public ; justice. Jtias hat
the en t h u si as m of thp people on m cji
or! c a s i b h s '.' h o w e v er I a u tlabl e ' i n its on
nerata mxo nonu
serve .'that;bhe' of 'j(hd'exrees, elated
11th of aj f the restorecKPerdi
nand, pfollibiU all;imeetjngs0nthe
country, c on si st i ng of m of et ha n "m -r?
nersons not oi t ie same rami v,-wnu
out notice" being; given thereof tos the
i . ... ..
i
cbmmlssary of police. .
o -i '
; 4,tiiomas jefferson: i
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.. I '-Y'Froiri the Boston Patriot. 4-J
- -MERITED EULOGIUM;
At the reccn t . eel ebfati on o f . Ame ri
can Independence at Charjeitown,
Alassactjusetts. 'M r.7 Nathaniel -Hall
LorinscJntroduced thelDeclai-ation of
1 n d e penq e n ce w i i cn ne yr as appoi i icu
to read i bythe folio wing remarks ? V J
Corffiected with our reverence for the
tUy is our gratitude to the greatSrrepubli:
can Thomas Jefferson. ;He haslim
parted irt tins document? the Declaration
of Independence not a little of his Own
character. It is clear,' plain, and de-sri-tute5of
.any oriiament'but its own vigorous
t h i to gh t s arid noble .proportions : there is
no red undo nVy of epithet ;f no pruneiicyi
of tyle ; no affect ed majesty of dictrop -7-,
It. appears throughout like the first aspi
rations of a rcat nation raising itself from
the slumber of slavery; and hurling' back
the javelin" of the tyrant. Itlis a nalced
appeal. to the, common sense of:'mankwidt'f
a m oiid nvramid of iioliticai truth, deeper
rooted than the mountains. It sets forth t
injury afer injury it details crime after
crime, ana preseuis tu. . ciuqucui vicw lo
tion of tligmficd and patient . sbnbring, a
hated example of eanv andcowardly,
and senselessbppression It is indeed a
lesson to naiioni ; a flaming beacon to en-'
slaved men. v N
7 Similarvin many respects is the charac
ter" of. its author-:. The same majestic siita
plicity- the same strength and compact
ness, distinguish his mind. His character,
like this' instrument,' was formed while
convulsions were rending the tnorat isur
tace ot society, ana oevasiaiion was ai us
harvest-home : Like this instrument it
survived . the storms, 'which threatened
destruction, and has become, not the pro
nertr of thisi.br the fast acre, but of Poste
rity :7 Ile'has toiled for ,his country from
Ch!io;noou to oia ge, ana 11 Avas ms sin
gular lot, while. aiding in the work of her
iidependencer to illustrate her literature
has beeri placed by the. old'Sworld witti the
Montesqoieus ahd7 the; Bacons. He is a
statesman, r-V'and.' is! ranked by the hew
Franklinf i He is a: patriot, andjmankmd
assign hini a station witji a Russell, a Ca
to, and aSyuey- Bui he is more; thari,aC
philosopher,' a sf at; sman, or a7 patriot :
He. is a n iirustripus" ad most solitary ex
ample of a pure ttt yef dant mind; retain
ine all itS-eXc'elleiidesArodirH' everV l-va-
riety of fortune; wfrether in obscurity; Or
on a.ei iar ctjowe vw mm-av.. - iv
offices which tie has filled; the unexcelled
services which he has irenderedr are ne
nis oniy tines 10 iauic. i jciwiti auuuj
mity ot his cnaracter aoes moreior mni,
than ccnipjests, or public works, or grf at
discoveries for other njeni He has been
prosperouswithout pride ; he has mixed
with the world wkhoutf acquiring its vi
ces he! has dweitswith the great without
imbibing their yanitjeii. d perhaps
never, have we seen i man so simple and
vet so irreat : sa much milder; and yet so
far superior to ail other men ; so virtuous;
and yet'so singularly5 eminent. It is for
these reasons that tne majesty oi ins oe-partingmind-is
even superior to its splen
dor when it rode with meridian glory :in
our hemisphere.. Other great men have,
risen. with brilliancy, but few have gath-
jerea iame wun every step iu iuc lumu.
We have seen hiihwhen young, placing
himself frontof the, front rank in the cduse
j of liberty, and fixing the seal of pur inde-
.thc chair.pf government; by
of those pure principles to
rpendence. We have seen nim seaiea in
the influence
-1 & ot tnoseptire principles 10 wnicn ucuau
new life and vigor inunbe&mflefo
uassisiea, in giving wrra), mtuauig
iSi occasiana iy hcj c -a.iu vu
.itj Captainsli ayin jrws, or
colored eopIe coming here
othertaqswfwe are kept rniiot water
; ;r 'V ' -' '';':
I
gin, is . rnu uc cuunicuaucw mj
wise gbvernmenf, and it might. ilege-
v a ki a m L ri w ft
iar lumui r. 7 " c vw
wnicn- has sincegrown up togiganuc
jmanHood?We haveiseeh him in every
staee oflife. lookirir.calmly ufyiri his" ener
;miefiw
' iues shobldeyer ascehd i'&lf fl
tr xirl -A44;ttv U,t f(i ?tft awful
Swell
reteai'the'vale;imdVm the
Though round its .breast the filing clouds
,sare spread ;xwJ-;ji!f i-,
kVs; every thihgwhlc
th fsa& of ui ricyci(fesritl
in terest ; wi tHlie community, we' have
solici ted" forJpuibl i cation Vibpydfjthe
following letter: . :
jgTl 'MdhtizeltbJtutyte?-1821.
VSiRI.thanfcyofqir an ingeniousand
pleasing braiionVpinbnftce on the
fourth'of Julv, The spiribrmodi&ration
and:fmtaTtialiivb":3wliicH
vem amiable:; and keepsipac i( thej
snint ofTlibertyiand 7patriotun
ddrasait 7It isnotln n;p(m
but pafticuIarlySthe beauties qr faults m
this composition ; bi5t I be leave to sug
gest a query whether it is worth .while for
ui toake much vpbticei of the; TBritish
claims of su oeribrUyl over us. . We ro ust
Uandidiy acknowleagel thaVihyi greatly
exceeu us in many respcuis jtii i '
tiqmty7ye
pId'OTheyvare' tw.ai'thbusanttanid.if the4
bards and ballad? of ther Wels!' and the
monnments of niteratureV and. science7o
the' druids, had 'hot been unfortunately,
losuthey
have boasted of hbusand,mbfe neaj7
Iv as reshectable as any. Secondly, their
Gentlemen's; seatsin the coontrv are much'
mofef'eligant Ttari'bursI ! Oar Lymans.
and Qniricvs pur Perkins's and Dej-bjrs i,
phrWells' andi Persons'; our Gores .-a8d
Pivbtes; carv xhlbit nothing7 comparable
to Hagley,' Mount Edgecomb or Btowe
We have no pleasure grounds or gravei
ses, with forest trees and shruooeries coi-.
lected ftom:all parts of the worldio be
compared with theirs. W have no country-houses
presentine: affront of tMrteen
hundred and ffiy feet, ? wJth porticoes
supported by pillars jof marble, and com
position of splendor and magnificence, to
be compared to their. VVe have no teni
plesioBacthns, or tjB'yenus,r, to Victo-ry.-We;
hayeiibt a Corinthian gatehich
would cost ihe.pri cej dl a.'C0uty with us,
through which you enter, to ehold with
surpri ze the astonisli ing f ront of a pal ace.
Indeed we h a ve not an Ornamented farm
to be' compared With that atVVnburn;
PavneVhilli or evfen Shenstphes Iea
sowes. Thirdlyt i heyexcel7us in a,n a
tional deblth at inexhaustible source of
national and indiyiauaVwealth, by a
cious speculation I in 4hich amah4 may
make! a hundred thousand pounds sterling
in a night. Suchsa-debt i a fertilising
source of. iiterature iand science It ena
bles thoitsands and. tens of; thousands to:
purchase books and libraries, to the great
encurament.of; authbrs...!tp. etoploy.
their leisure and exert theirgenius in illu
minaHntr the worid, Fourthiy jwehaye
not as yet been blessed ithgeheralsTandC
admirals, w nose oravery anu jjm iwvia-
have ronnnered sixty or a h updred ' mil
lions of people, abounding in All the rich-;
of the' earthor who have
swept fixmvthe ocean; an the commerce of j
the worldThefe are7many otJhel;arti
cles inThich ther outstrip us7 in4h?,race.
of competition,7 but I have not t,ime to enu
merate more, and, must conclude abruptly
by subscrU)ing myself your obliged friend-
. a 4'- JOHN7ADAMSv7,
MELANCHOLY, OCCURRENCE.
7 sterdjay afternoonTabo
a sail-bbat fconaj.nin.si.x ladies, t lire e
children, Jandf two genUem en, agoing:
on an eTcursion of pleasure, was, a
ihort distance from the, lower f end of
lisahnatreet FP. strock by a flaw
of.wind from the land, and ' instantly;
cjinsized7and went downV 7 A small-
lad on! the" wharf observed the event,
nbrith'repadred to the spot m a cat
noe,7and was instrumental; in sayiug
thliyesoOoneila
emanr; tne wrueregreis tiiai.
he cannot now8
call1 to niind; that he
might record itr
tne; name 01 inis,tin?
irpnid nd deserviriff vouth. One Of
the 7!adleV clung; to thesailinntil
boat jcarne tocher rescue; Butit
our melancholy task to announcej that
three amiable yoong Jaaies, wno.se vir
tues and
qualities, will
annreciated as: long as ' mertipry holds
her-seaif in th book and volume of
the7brainwere numbered) with the;
deadiTfieiete
SfnnlAvjiedi atiouftl9 vearilMiss
ElizabetlrMoodjabpntl6 ;?andiliss
Elizabeth Murray about 1 8. pT he tat
tirtyas here on a Visitfrom the City
of;Wishingt.pn, re
sidesJ IvTiusis added to the
m any h earttreniiing accideh ts, ,wh i ch
tultirom' the- injudicious manage-
trosell erye as lesson of precau-
of that (iscriplioni i Al paQst every ci
tizen can detail the; melancholy fate,'
irom , tne ; same cause, 01 ,u"
friend, or valuable member of society.
r -fe StATK BANK SttABESI
TT? OR sate, Ten Shares of the $tate Bank of
dicpuLi suusniuc acmes wi ,
'30HN (ADAMS.1 v-3
walks, winamg rouna.a compass 01 naw
dozen Hesyn Hogarth's wav ing Jine of
beauty ornamented With? flowers andrp-
770n thi6thnlt: a sort of ilr-A '
yWl ead bccasicl- to pass tW
a piece ofyoods which 4 tended
four mile. Having proceeded a.
bout a mile; he.aiscovel-ed.at a short
distauce a Bear and thrfee Cubs. np .
in entirely destitute fveapons of
defence, he tried to frithten them 0ff
by hallooing; c. but thfe old bear im
medially made toWdi himr and he
W '1? inches
in diarneteri and free of limbs to the
heighof 0 feet. Thii he ascepdeH
arid the bear followed jfat the' height
off 10 or 1 teetshe wJsiso near llint
he gave herj;a kick,1 anil she slipped
to the bottom, She fmriediately reas-
cehded,. while? he exeVted himself to
climb beyon.drher reach J; butsheajam
pvertoolcxhirn, apd as, hej kicked at her
shevtoreshiI riglk foot ladly, took of
his shoe, and agajn fell to the ground.
She then followed him I up the third
time, .and fell. without aping him any '
injUryi He had now -aswnded thesap.
lin about 20feet, but the old bear was
soon at his heeis the fourth time,caitht
j his left foot j andboth- fill together.-
un reaching the grpunapne Dear start.
ed.fromhim 'aW when he re.
cohered and rarii vtShe7 followed 30 or
40ybd3 and gave -up' the chase, .& the
young man reached, home in safety
X The above particulars! were corn mo. '
pleated by Mr. Miller himself," -whok
a 1 cspcuauic vkix.cu uii xjuj, in ul$
"S70R.S ALE 40 or 50 SHARES of Bank
X, -Stock oh a credit of ole or two years.
o suit me purcnasers. 11 aupneu lor liu
mecuuery. Hrfiquireai mis vjmce.
July 12.
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NOTICE
THJ57.'.bscTibei, having removed his
;., Store to Hay w ood . ; (Ch at h aYn), artd
ft:
it beine 'necessarv to close his business
wthout,delay;,'heprequestJ4hose indebted
to himj to come'and settle their Notes and
Acpounts;as.soon as possifle.,i He can be
found at 'nis' store or' dwelling-house. ;
.'.ir ;;i ;s.bond. f
' ilalcjith; ;JulyJlS.. .'. v. 1 39 4t J
1THE STATE-HOUSE.
TVfPROPER statementl having been
lately circulated at musters and other
places in this nehborhood relative to the
prrgiess of theRepairs of ie State-House,
I consider it m v duty to inform all the good
citizens of the State. 7wholive out of the 7
County of Wake, and whoi may therefore
be unacqnainted with the motive, for such.
Reports, that they pi re all incorrect; & that
I have the fullest confidence of beine aWe
to render the Rooms to be occupied by the
Sdnater House of Com mots, and Clerts,
comtortaoie anaonvcnieni vy mc usua
time of the meetiric: of the Legislature.
t vWM, NICHOLS, State Arcb't.
July, 18. 1821.7 .U-r n- 3t ' ;
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SALE AT AUCrriON,
N Tuesday the 21st of IVugust, will be
sold (without reserve; tp tne premises,
that eligible situation for abfivate famil), .
THE HOUSES AND LOTSlately oc- j
cuptediy Capt. W m. bcott, situaieu near
leighi iThe Dwelling-housfe, has 3 Rooms L
and a wide and "convenient Passage oa 1
the firt and second floors, with a Cellar,
and Uoomy- garret, a convfenient.Kitchen,-
Smokerh'ouse and btables,ana an execy
ieht Well in theVard. Tne Lots contaia
six acres.7 Xerms,jnotcs
sufficient security, liegoti
t 60 days with .
Ie and paya- :
1 1
Mtf at either nf the Bnks
1 iiaieigru 1
; j JOS. ROS
Auctioneer.
40 4t
July 24
A STUAY MAHE.
rvv1L.i..fT., lonnnni Itnv. v
l.i;-nVnrnrt9ii(f. State ofNortn
qarblina, came before me, E.Thompson, Kan
eer of said county, and posted a stray
a chesnut porrel with roachfed . mane, t'"
face, blind in one7eveand dehcieni in
6thfsome a4dle;8potsBHod borX
posed to bf 7 year? old4 feel 8 mencs
Appraised at 10 dollars, Dy 1 . . " v
7I;
'M) JOSEPH
JAMES T
H0MPSON...
r July 20.
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7 5. GUfNEA GR
ss.
rASMALLJquantiy of t
eSeeof thiv
V xr.pilpnt Grass, in papers
of four
77!'-.K-;,ae Kn nlaced ' Wit
1
Gaierfer sale,Jit ,23?nuleach pap
Drno '.mornnainrprl Wit II tne
suitableness rortne souxnrni ';
fitid them enu merated in Ag"f ola v?
says, published by J. Galesi in o 21, pj
ges,-9499;-:f7:7:f,'' '77 -j . ..
HOUSE oi ENTERTRlN M KNT '
; eagl' and harp.;;
West corner of Broaxl & King-stj-tS' a"a
one dopr north of the Cfurt-Hpus
Mi ly established himself in tne
pne, in juwi cicgum,
M hv! Col. F. A Beliesseliie. W-r
&' Mlicfts a share of wmVSkf-.
ly solicits a snare oi . largC.
The House i V?8" ViSd for the im
airy and cotiitilodious ; tra-
mediate reception of faicular-
vellersjwhb wish to be reiwj. i-- healtb.
Iv for families -travelling -
always
welV supplied Avitntuev--,
and refreshmems rori fw ... .
1821.
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