3
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SI.
11
H
POSTttY.
,--v.l
.a-
- - rem Me n43Ain JKrrfaW.
Oh ! 'tis I ween, a fceauteous sight v
' . - '-That meet$ the eve at moWi" ?
: V TVheti spring hasN spread her mantle fcrighr,
, - Kie o'erJe imilin latus .v- . - .
Ufr tpjtntle. webbed of everr lme, - 0 v
-.Of purple, reen'ancl dun ; .. , - ,
Enmened o'ct xrith skittering dew,
' r And patlcTinpr to the sun. .; :
"And beanteou's too wben o'er the deep .
) --.-The warea are nnsbed.to rrst . a ,
To see tbe ti?rer -moonbeams sleep '
V . :Vpan ita tranquil breast: - '
; kOr when the wantoiv hillowa lav, -,
;Fanned'by the aephyr's tfhft': 5 I--.
! Anxwiir the, waves, to watch theray
-Dancing' and fashing bright. .
A" when a ahower sweeps swiftly by, '
On some soA vernal day,
tIow fair th bow thlt njfisns the alcy,
- , AhJ flrves4he clmids away i
V How aweet to bfeuthe the soothing air, v
- "With fragrant odors filled, :t . - ,
: .'.Vrom many a flower and blossom fair, v
. . V By nature's art distilled. ;
'But fairer sitrbt than all the three :
-Tharr. landscapein' its pride-
' Thari moonbeam resting on the sea "
f)r rainbow arehinc wide -TwxtheartSi
whose kindred jrracea prove
,v Them but fbrrone.eleaiirned, - ' m
Allied- by ties of mutual love, v . " . v
Antl sj-mpathy of mimL , , .. .
' ELEGANT EXTRACT.
j rem an jfd dress to the frfrmbfr rf Fo fo
" AttOtis I.-odge'JVQ. 6. of Pourshl-eetisir
, x cv-the annrveYsarv of St John he Pafi
tis, Jtivr SAi A. Z.:5S23 ; by James C.
-.yMroQks.Fsy.i ,f - f- J j..,
.f Jt i now pearly three thousand years
.iaince the frundatlrin of Ma&mrv; as vet it
-,aa refis'ted the destroying hand of Thne.
j- K'nedoms haye arisen flourished.- and
fallfn the reck . of. power, the adamant
of renjiia have - crumbled moral earth
oualces have dashed in ruin the strongest,
" fArest fabrics of human enterprise and r,f
. human.wiotn ; Masonry, has remained
. 'imKmVen U has rot bent to the atom.
. nor has it died in. the . sluggish calm. If
vp ex?minp the hature, and pmtrress of
. .man .intifiiticn5, we 5hli find them all
rsrtHrg of "that ;mutafylitv" which cha
rncterzes his own strange, and Rifnland
feverish, existence : perishable ,himejf,
ho.wran- he . con fer- eternity " pn his
Avorks ? He erert his statue of l)ra, he
colossus of ag es-Triumnbnn Tir"-! hou
' hurlet it to thr dt ! Trae, he can a
; cencl the evpr-durir? arch of Fame, and
. inscribe there the letters of his "mmorta
jifv . lie rah kindle ie fire of hi renown
. "whirh blares for. ages, a beacon to the
, i nnlverse : . hut he carmot. recall the lat
laW" Mjjh of eti'iience,! nor proert b
trophies gaint the sevtbe of destructw-n.
tZr nA l-n-n triifh from th mlsn-
12 e a midst -the rums'of Thebes, ard ask
- where are her hundred j jrae. her thop-
fands of chariots, and her millions of war
:rkra? - ' 1
, - .'Ah"! there is deolat:on mid -
The desert serpent dwells alone, '
x . stone, r - !
. ! ' And stones themselrea to ruin grown -
v ; , ArCvgray and deathJike bid."
' v Gn ard learn wis(trm from solitary Tyre.
I - "and ak where are her golden palaces and
.iher r'umbeiless navies? Go and ask of
Ecvpt, .wnere 1 are her twenty . thousand
cMes, her temple of the sun, her; Oracle
; of Ammon. and ier sacred fountain ;
. there the fun fhines on a bleak waste, the
' voice of the oracle hath been silent for
X- . f3est and the, wild weed .hnth lonjr vav-
; ed in the bed. of it fountain ! Let Mace-
don ppduce the trophies of her conqner-
ing or -let Persia shew the diadem of
4 Cyrus and the spear o Cambyses ; tb-y
are enveloped by the. oblivious pall, nnd
vthe mournfnl . vn;ce of history tells only
that they' have been So it is with .man,
': and the. woksf .man-child of doubt
and danger the snectre of uncertainty
KrxA Kic rrartlpil Onmhpr. rarkens
UllIU7 III. . . T
the warm noon of his manhood, and ex-
- tends hts.dusVyarm over the evening &f
f his drcline. , He walks forth. inhis ma
festv. the imree of Gbd, and the Lcrd of
! ere? tiniis path is on the mighty deep
: : .a -Lh's footsteps are on 'the Joftfcmountain
.' -4ie stands -oh his eminence and looks
' down on a anbjeet world. .Lork once a
cam, and ? where is he? The mvsterious
I'm- . i k! :U T 4l.
- : rre oi ni exisience js riimsuisucu ic
-. cold earth presses ononis colder bosom
w" the, dull worm banquets were once spar-
kled genius and beauty and the charnel
' ahrcud enwraps that form where once
; w, glowed the star of honor and . ihe purple
Vof doTninton ! ' ; 1 ' ' ' '
V " -- Since, then, instability is inherent in the
very nature of man,, and spreadsj itself
v- over all his works, we can best judge of
the value of all institutions by their Ion-
V -ger-.or snoner. resisiancc w. ;5UDaumg
. Time.' We aret safe in the assertion, tba
rio'8ocieV cah'comptew;th burs in du
;'r rationit hath" resisted every change and
f braved every? tempest It hath stood firm
a and beheld the .wide-spreading ; plne'df
- i -- Assyria stre wingtheearth with its branch -V;:x
es, irt'vascand gigantip ruin it hath seen
. :- the minr floc?d of iniehty hosts' desolate
imperial Babylon it bath seen the sUrry '
'w' throne. 6f ibe Jtilt IlanHiri down-H htbf'
" , eeen the majestic eagle ot the, Hman ex
' tending his dark . fortc: o ver . bktUefields,
VfteW deathV Brief pafig; was quickest
v - i:" And ibe battle V wreck lay thfckest , ? j
; Strewed beneath the advancing banner
' .Of the eagles burning crests -;
: VThere with thander-cloud to sun her, i. 1
Vha then could her wiag arrest gV
Victory beaming from her breutf; ;
AK that wing y was Urresied'and the
V? broud bird streck "down, a prey;v the
J nf the northern' forests. So t
WIVUt - - - . . . .. v , -
. m. i re i it iiicv ii iiAuima iioiv uvn ....... w.r..
the - b and ' of VJbscurity ? hath cpread Ws I I
r $ " ' i - - r" I J " ' ' '
njite Bollar aycary br
Auycrttiemcnis hot,
i 1 1 n '-Thiitioi'' orat ami th T . i . t '.vMifh On. AnniffPrsJrVM
y moth of Juxuryh a ve vont ed , in. tlis
rorVi destruction fand 'the irnpetu
ius Waye of llirte .,l)ah vcr been ch
querVd by rtV fragments pf glory and the,
wrecks of magnificencr 'K floating along (n
fearful and melancholy ruin
From, a late London Pafier,
v; a; dream
Ye give ttfefollow:ngrevtrabrdinaff
tfVy as we receivwl it, onlv premising
that the principal actor in the nrr tirr
; ald. to-be a gentleman now residt-nt at
Fulham. We quote frwn the Album, a
work to which Ve have more than once
refenrtd. -
Ir. Thornton was one night extremely
agitated by a dream. It appeared to him
that he saw the gardener t.f his family in
the aetinf murdering his cook -maid. He
wnKP. put ennravrring m .uixmns mc
v:s'on from Ms remembrance, attempted
to compose himself to slep. His eyes
wre scarcelv closed. v when again the
:am! dreadful picture presented itself to
his iiy-a sanation. Alarmed by the extra
ordinary, the distinct and the repeated,
inthVat.W, he rapidly arose, and-taking
hisViirht lamp in his hand, departed from
his ror.m. and descended from the stairs,
vrithVan "intention ; of prcreding to the
spot in which the rircumstKnces of the
dreani had appeared to him as occurring.
Tbe . hour was abont 'four o'clock. Thr
morning was c,lear, moonlight, and frosty
Thefrea'der will concejve what his "sur
prise roust have been, when, on entering
the kitchen, on his;way to the garden, by
the nearest avenue, he perceived the
rorV dressed in while, nuttine on her
bonnet and cloak as if preparing for a
journev. ;
. To hi " enquiries respecting her pre
sence at such an unaccustf med hour, and
I in stich extraordinary attire, she replied
- mar sne wa on tne poni nr Demg urn-
' ed to.tlie gardener that they were going J
to a. neigh boring Village for thaf purpose
1 and that Mark was waiting for her at
! the end of the garden, with a horse and
! taxed-cart to convey her to church. Mr.
Thornton tol'd her that he, of course.
could have no objection to their marriage,
though be remonstrated against the se-
cresy of the, proceeding, and debited her
to wait atfew moments till his return, as
he , was desirous of speakirg to Mark,"
prevrrily, to their setting off. Heij mas
ter did r.ot delay amomrnt in has'ening
tnhe garden; his mind much misdou!t
ed the good .indentions of the par-nionr.
! and he wr. s not a little struck with the
coincidence rf his drewm, and he prepa
rations that he h;id witnessed. He first
wen to the bottom of the Garden to the
sprt'mer.tioned by, the maid servant as
the place in which Mark was waiting for
her coming. All was still. There was
.no Mark ; no horse ; no chaise. He then
proceeded to the place marked out t
him by the viyion. . Here he was destined
to henoid an object of a very doubtful
character. Werking with an indefatiga
ble and hurried hand, and with his back
turned towards him, IVTr. Thornton per-cei-ed
a man digging in a pit. As he
src(d at his labor irr the pit, it appeared
to be about , S feet and a half deep it was
about as many in width, and about six feet
in length. ; if had all the appearance of a
grave. .-Mr. Thornton approached silent- J
ly, and laid his hand with a sudden grasp !
on the man s shoulder. Mark turned his
eyes upon his master, shuddered, and
fainted. Were the indications of that
dream the suggestions of a lying spirit ?
. thk srr?nmFETi
f XFOWMS. the Citizens rf lUleigh, that
f. she i fitting up an I'stpblishment, where i
can he had Warm, Tepid rod Gold HATHS ;
and; that she wf?! on -Monday next, the 21sl j
"instant, and even following day, during tlie j
present season, he ready for the reception j
of customers. As such an establishment
must he very desirable, and as Bathing )s
considered verv healthy in so warm a climate
as this, the subscriber hopes to meet with
orr.e encouragement. A single warm hath
will be. furnished for forty, and a cold one
for twenty-five cents or tickets can be had,
three for one, and twenty for five dollars
each ticket demanding a bath.
No admittance can be had, without a tick
et, or the money paid first.
i f . SUSAN SCITAUB
July ip: y ,,.:H: :', . . . 43 ,
T -i STATE OF ORTI?cArOLINA.
-'MV-j' -: Rowan CoDrtty.V, 't -;
Superior, Courl.of Law; "April Term,
Jane Weaver H ; :?.;
i . . retitiontoroivorce.
William Weaver. J V
. I T. appearing to the satisfaction bf the
5 Court, that the defendant is not an 'frt
habitant of this State ; It is therefore or
dered, that publication be made for three
momhs in the Register printed in Raleigh,
that the defendant appearat the next Su
perior Court of Law to be held for the
county of Rowan, 'at the Courthouse in
Salisbury on the second Mondayafter
the 4th .Monday in September next, then
and there u plead answer or demur,' or
tne petition wilLbe heard ex parte. .
. S9. .y - HY. GILES, C. S. C
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 2d
' Monday of June,,23. ' k
Ebenezer; lMale. $ ?M"::
VtfT-'ppear1ngX
ril tiezerxlJobdale resides - without . the li
mits of the State,; publication is ordered J
in tlie jtaieign negisjcer, tor inree momns,
that unless the said; Ebenezcr appear in
saia v-ourx, on me seconu monaay 01 oep
jemher nextr replevy rand plead- to rssuei
mat jinai juagmeni viui oe emerea on we
ahdve";attachmentwvArtv'':
(Tested HENRY B. HUNTER, Clk.
0
cxccciqirg sixxccDamcs incncu ic un.
rbJIrks inicrtcd Ihe liit thiie for 1
;8eTnHbn;befbfp &c:nMf&Peal:06cietyt
at the Baptist Meeting ftousev onone w
Sunday (being Hthev24th day) of August
Instant; And Sh Monday (the day follow
ing) atx3 VcockvtPtefhc Society will
meet at the same place! on business. . 'AH
the roembers and friends of said Society,
are requested toattend on 4oth occasions.
JERRATTLE, Cor-Sec R.P. S.
Aueut T ' -- wwy'' : 46 St ' -f
. iy L NEW BOOKS. -
J GALES & SON, have just received from
, philadelphW.a assortment of New
lJOKS,'aTnong'wnic" arc mc lunuwing,
rLas Casas. journal "or the LifeTpf Napole
'Napoleon ih Exiles by B. OIeara
leon
t Jl-ong's Fxpcdition to the Jlocky Mountains
Simond's Travels in Switzerland . I
Church flofriilies ' ' ,
Prayer Books tf f arious kinds r '
.Journal of the Senate of the United States
Of America, from the 1st to the lSlh Con-
gress ' ', .
Digest of Manufacturing Establishments in
the Unitei StattF, and of their Manufac-
tures. . ".
Adlum, on the Cultivation of tlie Vine .
Huttons Book of Nature v ' ;
Quentin Diirward . ' .. ;
; Trials of Margnret Lindsay ; - .
Bracebridge Hall
- Pioneers . -Integrity"
" " " . - - '
- The Decision .
Manners and Customs of the Ttomans
.Aug. 4." . - '' . .'' -
THE SUBSCRIBER
A
VAILS himself of the pleasure of in
forming the Ladies, and Gentlemen
of this citv. that hex has iust returned from
the North and will open in a few days an ;
assortment of articles in his line consist
ing of i:
Almonds (sf shell)
Muscatel and Bunch Raisms
v Filbert Nuts
English Walnuts
Peacan .Nuts .
- Castsna do
Scaly Bark do ;
Tamarinds :
Sultana Kaiina
East-India" Preserved Ginger in Jars
of 9 lbs. each 1
. Jellies in pots, assorted
Figs
Prunes .
Cheese of superior quality
Segars I
Hanpee and Scotch Snuff
L'quorice
Madeira. Port and Claret Wine in
bottles 1
Choice Cordials, assorted
Spermaceti Candles f ;
Shaving Soap . T j
Srented Pomatum , '
Essences, assoited
Chocolate
Mustard , i .
Italian dry Citron ' 1
Violin Strings '
Violins and Bows
Playing Cards
Conversation do . I
Sugr Almonds . '
'Plums
Peppermint, Pose and White, Rock
and other Candies
A select ax.crt7nent choice Toys viz.
Cannon (iron an'l brass)
P.'ijskets of all. descriptions
Ran !es ;
Harlequins '
: Whips ' ,. .
Tin Carriages ;
.. ' A few fane' Chests of Drawers from
the Ea-'-Indi s, which will exhibit
the vv orkmanshtp of that ingenious 1
, nation
Drums ,
Shell Side, Combs
Jvorv do. superior quality ,
Double Flfnt Decanters
-. Do. do Pitchers ; .
Dining and Tea Setts
Toy Rooks a
Kancv Vial Silver Tops .
Chidrens Shoes'and Socks - '
DoTjs f al' sizes
Sn&thin' Irons V -
Wax Beculs 1 . i
Cut GIass do 1 . ;
Fashionable Bead Necklaces
Microscopes ' '.
Snakes ...
Watches
- Tooth Brushes, &c. cVc. . -.
. G.BOCCARDT.
Raleigh. August 5. : i; 46 St
7 " FOSALE "'fl " .
TVyo Tracts of Land in Wake County.
ONE on the waters of Whiter Pak a.,
bout 11 or 12 miles south-west of Ra :
.Teigh, adjoining Lewis Jones, Burwell
'Pope and others;? containing about 271
acres, well adapted to the culture of Cot
ton, Corn and Wheat unimproved.
The other Tract is about; four miles
south-west of Raleigh, on both sides of
'Walnut .Creek" and Simmons Branch ;
has on it one of the best Mill Seats in the
County, with a Grist and Saw Mill now
inope ration, an -Apple Orchard' from
which 6 carrels of Brandy jias been made
In one season, a' good Dwelling, House
convenient to a good spring, a new Bam,
and land enough cleared to work five or
xhand.Sia part oQwhich ?isi fresh; ahd
good, containing - about 1270 acres bqt
.would ; be. divided to suit purchasers if a
srpaller quantity was desired or 500 acres
.more could be added. . v-;'- , fi.-.
AlsQ foy'sale, twor jhreef vacant Lots
iq the Cityx fefllaleighi" and one sixth ;of
Lot, No. 11'. well improved ith xonve
.nient Houses." VrV-, : :
- Two or three Tracts nf Land Jn thi
thickasaw Purchase, may be had of the"
sarae persoti; i description of which can
be seen..,-Payments will be made easy on
thp purchase moaey being well secured;-
v
ume lor mu a iJqilariihU Tor a
FSrafc&WGMes
iFEobiettANUAL
awregisteR'
STATES AToSd (Royal
$vo. Pages 1452.) containing f State Law
md Regulations Scc'V By Ivmiam Griffith;
4
h.so;j counsellor, at L.aw, and i ate one ot
the Judges, of the Circuit Court of the Uni
ted StatesVvfbr the' third Circuit. Price
5. a'yolume. v .. . .. vi ,
-This original and extensive work, con
tains a full view of the laws, "anrl peculir
ar; Regulations' inveacih .of 'tHef. 24 states,
necessary to be knovn to gentlemen uf
the Bar, Ju d ges, Exe enure Q fficersColfi
yeyaucerif, Creditors.-:Merch antva'n.;
j
holders, and , other Citizens throughout
! the United btfites.
The Digests, being srtmpiJed from-coin-'
mnnfeations in writing, c'tbnpos--'
ed , by eminen t . Ju rists u1 Professorsof
Law, for the expres pu r poscdf giving a
pratical 'end accurate adenuht; drawn
fronf an act iial .:snnr"eY; of hetrVkfst?rig
codt-js, cf the most JmpbrtaijtIegaTf pro-!
yisioiis anu juriaicai insiituuons in v ueir
respective states showin,g Jnliat res.r;
pects they agree, with the stattitei? ahd
common law of England, and exhibiting J
.1. i i ...it- ?. . l '?-' iv;.'".l
inc -vumnicx w n ton exist oeiween lue.
statijte law and local regulations of tp
different states; together with a greats
body of misceUaneous : matter, cohneqtedi,
witu the jurisprudence of each state : the
who e intended to convey to the Bar, to f
1 1 .' I . . j-k rf ' "'-f i. I
juaces, xtecuuve umcers, tonyeyao-:
cersj and Citizens of tlie U. S ateswhat
evcijjs deemed essential to be understood
by ttiera, in respect, not only- of their own
parttcular law, on manv imdortant heads
1 of itL but ot all those orovisions in evefV
otliej- state of th Union, adjoining or rooje
more remote, necessary to be fully known
in order to secure rtroDeiaW and under
stand the rights of person's in such other
.states in regard to real or personal estate,"
uwwcvci oil cuiiiaici.uocii. - v ' v. ,
Among the numerous other important
sutytefs, treated ot m these volumes, the
wanner ot executing Vv ills, Conveyance
Mortgages, and other securites, in the
different States ; tcgetkervth special di-'
recnrn? and jornttt to be followed under
all circomstance.s whether made wiihio
or without the State, in ojrder to tlieif va
liclity, are amply discul and exhibited.
The, close investigation jof so manv 'lawn
as exist in each state on tle?e heads, and
the necessity.of precise instructions and
wellj considered precedents, imposrd a
prodigious labour upon everv gentleman
concerned in this work;- Few persons
except. Lawyers and Conveyancers, can
comprehend the difficilties whch mtist
nave Deen encounere-f, ..on this article a
! 01 ,e ,! a tj d a pp re 1 t e the alrrt ita per
formance, in every state fif .Vfifeji: -C
The following ii an Ai.-;eS table
of tire general ti tt, t s , idev h?chihe
information c-.j ained m' e toumes, is
buted. 1 r.ey impeyftf'ctly; neverthe
indicate the extensive ranee of riar-
1 tlculars included, which can only 6e ob
i taihed from inspection. ; P
T tlfs, of State jMw artd Besulations;
.Administration. Aliens. Alluvion.-At-tfch
in' nt. Attornies, and Counsellors.
Bail, B"ron and Feme. Bastards. Bills
of F.xchange. Book Accounts. Chance
ry -Decrees Choses in action. Coh-
veyances. Courts (V. States.)- Courts j
(S'ate.) j t uresy Descents. Disnbu
rioo.! D'orce. Dower. EnelishLaw
I Books. Entails. Estates for life. Fish
ery.) Frauds aute of. Fraudulent
j Conievanres. Guardianship. Interest
i Insolvent Estates. Insolvent Law Jolnt
j tenants. .Judgments 'and 1 ExeCuVions.
; Lndlnrd and Tenant. Lands Public,
j LawjL-Iiaw -Rooks. Law Associations,
j Linii'arKns. Legislature meell'.g of.
j Letters of Attorney, Pay men of Debts
by. Executors. &C? Promissory . Notes.
( Rules of Court, Salaries. Seals. Seat 1
Taxes IT. States Officers, Uses and
Trusts. Usury, Wills, ,
:''; OPINTONS.? "
The Editor in subjoining the following
opinions of the execution of this depart
ment of the Law' Register, hopes tp be
acquitted from the imputation bf cehsura
b'e egotism from an v quarter : certain he
feels that those whorare acquainted j with
himi will not draw this inference. " Indeed
he can make no pretension to any person
al merir; beside, that of having obtained,
with indefatigable perseverance employ
ed for neatly two years, the principal
materials from whJcb the work is com
piled, the contributions of gentlemen in
'.. L': 1 -. . .1.'; ::. i.t.
ine several states, auiusung uieui in incir
present form, and effecting the publlca-,
tion at an expense a nd iuhdr difiiculliesi
to him, almost insuperaWe. , ' ' -T--'But
persuaded that the- informs to
be gained from this compilation, when ex
amined and fully ap'preciatecf, must ' be of
th e j highest utili ty k to the Bar a p4 'the
Publick, by supplying k desideratum, as
well t practising Lawyers as to all others
desirous f know ing something of - the in
stitutions and municioal laws of the Ame
rican States, he feels justi ped , on this ac-J
count, to promote its circulation unucr. w
sanction of ofiiniove wh ich "may be deem
ed more impartral & certainly more corn
Detent than his own." t f ' - : w
The only difficulty" which meets hinf, in i
1 miaparc, ; isnai oi-; selection, iryui .,: m5.
great number of com mendations rcceiyep,
and he can certainly say th at those few
whch follow 1 are; breferred only on ac
; count of theirbrevityto-f t Wf1
, x tract iy a letter jiom uavia avjjvu.n
Esity :Mlamm0m:'y
jl f I . am mush delighted witlv the work
as far as it has progressed;" It "will be 1n
a lbabie to tlie country at large... .:;V. 5 n.
After a: full copyi of the two Vols coin?
plete had been 'received - by -Professor
Hoffman, kud inreplV to a letter in which
th Editor apologised for ; usirig in a cir
cular notice, the foregoing eaftracf, he oh
seves f.I'grei that yori should have
-Q.uai tor evcy succecuorg paer longer w
r7ne:use of. the little extras
tctter;-edmfes tdweve? v"11
.e;agreeahlc n
spokaaore : particularly .J? "t
point oCthejii 1,'ty and eiif(!i-, the
work, had rapUjB.??
imony would hatr K -ul ' ""-' tes.
any avail.1
, ;. iVL u cuncr used.
-1 i t;
Exfraet cf a letter from ?. JV J rVA t
: Couneor at lavi MicAmomf Va
4Let me conp'rainln
rress, which far exceeds my fprr
Ctationsrlhaveexaminedtheii,?,
leads which compose each nf l"
he, aSthey,came on: so far, you, ffT
haye everysreasori toTbe atisfi,i .-r c-
puhlick at large mtist acknowl - ..'
fcrytpmA your engagetneuh"
xtrpcty.v letter from J. CahH' 7?,..t
pfet exceeanglythat the subset '
lTPTi" tMa yaluable and interef,w . t
was not more exensivelv cire.it. 1 J s
Kentucky but; anri satisfied it win
Extract . .a tetter from , Cr r
-Haines, Enq. Counsellor at lab
1.
lam very anions to obtain a CopTrf
rf invaluable fork. I will notice
rwui.iiaiuwic. i lit notice ill
its in the next; Law Journal."
? We have examined the 3d. & v
Regulations, for jeach of the C spates.
Having taken the liberty, in Decern
j I820,f to recommend to the pitronainf
"the American Public, and particularly ta
the genilemen f the fiur in the United
bi&ieft Wt9!Urmith s general design, in
establishing the Law Register, veare.0f
pinion that in the execution of thatbrancii
of it; comprised lift theseWolames. r.
Griffith hascomple(ely redeemed tlie
pledge. given m his prospectos, and that
the work will be a very important addi
tion lb the Library orevery LaWyerT i
Rich. Hah hi so,. 1
Thos. Addis F.mket,
JOS. OftDENHorPilAK,
John Weli.?,'
Saml. Boyd,
S. Jones.
1823. .
New-York, Junei
NOTEl . The Editor, hy the ordinal
terms of subscription, proposed to conffne
his annual Vol ume to. 500 nt at the
price of S5. or one cent a pae. Rut in
order to comprise the whole of this
important subjecft of "State LawandHe
gulations" ( wh?(ih it was one part of his
design, to obtain, from gentlemen whi
would underrate the labor of it, and which
they have performed) under one view, it
became hecessar v to occupy t wo Volumes
and to exceed, Hy nearly 500 pages, tne
quantity -of matter which, regularly, by
the terms of subscription, .thev were to
contain., Th:s imrrpected addition, of
almost one thi"djwith the extTaordtr.vr
expense and , diliaiUies which attended
'he ppblication of this branch of bis work,
seemed to the Editor, at first, to justify a
claim upon his subscribers and the hub--liS,
to be in somej measure compensated,
at least to the extent of'acmal expendi
ture. Under' thjs view,, he stated that
two dollars would be ?xoected from tis
subscribers for tie additional 500 pages, -j
and that the Book -Store price would be .
S14, rather less ttian one centa page the
nrdinarv rate for American law works in
Royal 8voC size- Nevertheless, on reflec
tion; and.althouthj gentlemen have, With
out any exception1, cheerfully submittea
to this, the Editor Iholds himself , bound to
the letter of his ebgagement, and his
e-ent are directed to deliver these
iumes at 510, the subscription price, &
such of his subscribers as mav choose to
have them at all, andBooksellers tod;
As the work.
is out jost compieieu. auu - .
pies sent , out, the dilference wb.ch ha
i ' ? 1 1 .. .1 . tuhnm theY U-
been delivered, will be' returned as sow
as their names are ascertained.
-The result of this i thit the Digestror
eacJj..Statewill cost the purchaser a&ouj .
40 cents, a sum not anouming on tnea
rage, to a tenth part of the postage pa
oiv letters written. and for the Pc".
manuscript transmitted to the lditor,
relation o every such state. ' . -
07- These Volumes, 3d. Mth,con
tain a distinct branch, Fd. S e
oected ith the 1st & Sd. whicljmpr
the ' Fedual System." arid are m pre
bers. need not, , necessarily, bave tne
, ' It was thought most advible. w
cludeJ"State Lawsand Regulation
gether, in onebody;;and to P!9
iifstas being of most immediate impo
ance.jr v-yi
NOTICE.
rr A ll ' Ulncleft Oit. I
Tl forwarn all persons from gin&
credit, being ; determined not Tg.
debt which she may hereafter confrci.
fTTM croTT.
August 10.
MARTIN CO u 1
. H. A A
Original AtUcnSof
Thomas Mullins. 1 x?rcuted.
GhaTles Oakle D "brigihal attach
Thomas;Muirins, 3 - rthllt(hel)
fTappear nrto,aid
dnt in thebovejuit;
of this State? ouceisw- pcfenjim,
Wpublie -advertisement sua
to appear at. the e termof
he hefd for the County tfh
Monday; in September, tcrcdoP1-
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