W
f 10.
I-
5
' Ioi'sLAToaE-Cet'era);.-'prPis! li"5s.
Vi haW.been before ffifetfttatf
-- Jiml m yesterSa r both Houses agr.eed;t
adjourn to4norrawerfe.vV-
; U TheWpro1ni toitheSopreme
; ; CNfCaUernat
3.' 'House of Coraoifsn iU second read irf
- STlJebill ta change ihe mbde of compen.
4, Mting theaiembers "of -the ..l$$r$?
of tha bolyvhaa passed the Senate. A
-Variety of amendments wnicn wereprupo
c (so of them eccgn trie
C ..'-' li ". - .'- .--'.1 T AnnKni
'., enough) -will oe
ima
ins co-
A'.
iThe; bill passed by; thenie, 'propos.
tnfosJlisk and
' ifSffin taken UP
. for its 2d reading in the House of Com
i ' ncinonaa h01r, Joseph Jl.
r Mr. li.. proceeded
! to shew thaahWbiil was wrong, not only
'tetari, ;'iu1t-pViftcile;. and ought
' " -Siot to pass. He was followed by ATr.
Vn'ippos tion jtoe.&lU who in-
listed upon theundonimutionaUty as well
asfinjiolicyf the bill. '1 he house an-
jaurneti . wunoui. i.M&
v-thi,the following day, the subject was
again resumed. 3fr- Stokes & Mr. Pear
soVspbke in favor of the bill, and coin
plained of e unfairness of -the course
J' taken by M opponents, tr calling for a
. before its friends
, liad hacf an opportunity of amending it so
'r:'-. as to meet their own approbation. Mr.
?XxOStm followed, ',jn;ai Speech of consider
able, length, in decided opposition to the
i ? bill both as.jto pri nci pi e and detai isi
.The qdestioTi on the indefinite postpone
StWn of the bill was carried by Yeas and
.Navsas fallows : ; ; ' J;
T'!' Wers.-'-Bftrifige'r, -nbrdeh, . Branch,
lUye?. Hutueiri BynMm. Campbell, ("arson, Chami
hlee, Chessoii. Clark, Eccles, Farrier, Fisher,
Uaston; Clauze, Gr.iham, Green, Harper, llaujfh
ton, llavley, llejtpn, J. A. Hill, Htiigh,:--:firvfa,
: AV ''Jones,. Wesley Jones, Kerr, Lurk ins,
lrig Ijfteiz, Mebane, Mendenliall, Mhoon,
Mceel 'Move, McGhee,. McLean, McMillan,
McNeill, Nash, Kewland, O'Brien, Orr, Punck,
Piircell, Rawls, Rhodes, Richardson, Russell.
N -Saser, Shipp, -Simpson, Small wood, Speight,
Stanly, Swain, Vatts,".Webb, Wheeler, Samutl
WIiitkdrWVw, J.-AVihon, T. Wilson, A. W.
VrflOtenrC. Wopten, "and Wyche. 67.
- . Natft. -Messrs. AlexanderVArrington, M. Ba
"i Htt rZ. Bker Banner, J?;rnard, Butemm, Be-
Vth$l Rlir, Bogfe,' Brodks, Brown, Brou er, Bv-
rnB, Calloway, Cooper,! Cox, COnningham, Ua-
yeWort, Dozier,' Fdmondston, Enlne, Gary,
' Grundy, Hancock, Hstch, Hill,; Hortpn,
' .fordm. kendallKiriff, Jlley Little, Love, Mel-
vn, Monk, Morris, MoUin, Murchison, P. Mor-
phey, , Mutphey, Neil!,T. Nicholson, Th. Ni-
eho?3"n. Pearson, Sawyer, L. R. Simmons, B.
j 'ISirti irons, Sloan, K. Gi Smith, Snvder, Sted.
- man Stock a-ld, Stokes, Taylor, Thompson, Jas.
M'bitaker,-White, Williams, Wiseman, R. Woo-
ten Wright, and York. 63.
The biM to enable, the Public Treasurer
:- ? ' ' ' . .
- stnip!y an additional Clrk, ha- b'len
" rejected in the Senate by a majority of twpith reception of rh-jst who were inclined
A
On Tuesday, the Senate again went in
" to Committee of the whole, on. the Ueo
I ltitioh relative to the power of Congress to
. make irAnrovements hf Nation.il concern ;
and fyKeioVutiot (proposing to instruct
our lnators' arid request our Uepresenta-vires-in
Congress, to use thir f ft'.rts to
procure n approgriati'n for opening an nut
tet from Albemarle sound, to the Ocean.
Mr. Caldwell and Mr. Iick spoke at con
side rejlngth in support of the atHrma
t i ve side ofh e quetion and the Conmit
- tee then rose and, obtained leave to sit a-
i:?The bills in relation to an extension; of
tlie charters of the Banksi of this State, to
e:iiQ'f.wind-op their concern1 pass
WVd. Jneilrst reading in the ' Svriate, on
I'nsdnyi v'V ' -- x. -
V The select comini: tee tn whom was re-
ft rred the Resolution enri'iiiing into the
l,rxpt'diency of .extending the laws of rhis
Sf:ite over-the Cherokee naioo! of Indians,
so firKShe chartefed limfts of the Stat,e
extend, have? made , a Report which was
toncurred witbltirt which the propriety of
rtponingleisltio the Vsubject, at
t!lis;time is rej?ftiniitenvled.
j Yestfrdavy the bill for limiting the pay
of the Iemejrsof the General Assembly,
iii future, lpfr session, passed its
tbirjl rearliniQJSenate by a consider-
abl ft . majority i(ifiilTa1sv ;
.The Resolution to transmit a Memorial
from the Legisla t u re to ' Congress; on the
subject ofqopenVng ah outlet to the; Ocean
f rV? Albemarle Sound, with . instructions
I 10 'Pt tmn in Congress, to use t heir
accomplishing this object., TCit' i main
questiontivt
opinion of the
Legislature Congress assesses the powe
malqngTmproyent coneern,
has beflid!oa
t wl fnol in al I probabi lity v be called up.--.Tf.
tucn ; howMyr, iyeoW above
V stated,', is a sufficient proof that NflnhJ!.
t oliniTcfesotxet the sasrjuemishhesg
I. . hi awujc 4 H9 some of ner skiers.
if
uuiouiuu iou s v oiaige recenujr; putv on tne
route between thiscit -'and; Oxfprd, inf
fJranvUle coV
Ij'iruha once aweeland carries 'six pas
sengers, and its'ttrrival kncT departure is
aVraiigcdasto' suit those of the other
Stages, f- -;;r j " i .' ,
: irentucK- we learn that George
Robertson one of the Associate Judges of
the Supreme Court, lias been appointed
Chief Justice of the State, and that Rich
ard A. Buckner, a Member of the last
Congress, has been appointed Associate
Judejnjhis stead; .
A bill providing for calling a Conven
tion had ;been rejected in the Senate of
that State, by 19 votes to 18-
j Colonization Society. --The. treasurer
of the Pennsylvania Colonization -Society
acknowledges the receipt of S2,691, sub
scriptions and donations, for the pur
pose j of liberating the slaves offered to
the American Colonization Society, on
condjtion of their bejng sent to Liberia.
Of the above sum, .one subscriber has
Jliven glO'00on the- plan of Gerrit
Smith, payable in 10 annual instalments,
one of, 55500 in the same manner, the re
mainder in donations of S200 and under.
No news vet of the Hornet. We fear
that the fate of the Insurgent, Wasp, and
Epervier, has been her's. That no one
has escaped to tell Me tale of her loss.
It is stated that Capt. Ballard has been
aSsignjed to the command of the Brandy
wine.jfitting atNeWrYork said for the
West India station.
The last accounts from our squadrons
off thej coast of Brazil, &c. and in the Pa
cific, represent all things well.
A destructive fire took place in Balti
more 6n Tuesday niht last, and destroy
ed thej valuable Steam Sujrar Refinery of
D. L.jThomas, situated on Hillen street,
Qld Towp. Loss estimated at 70 or
S80,0i". Insurance on sfock to the a
oount of g30,00Q and on the house
SI 0,000.
Peders.ThQ MilledgeviJIo fGeorsia)
Journal, states that there are not less than
100 peidiers now operating in that State ;.&
notwithstanding the law requires all such
persons to take out a license, only 11
of the number have complied with the re
quisition The fine for pedling without
a license, is from 8200 to g300. j
r j . - " -&ge-
The Preident's House was opened on
New-YcMr's O iy, according to cus'orn, for
to oflVrUheir respects to the Chief Magis
trate of the country.
. Internal Improvement. Were we pos
sessed of the entire control of adequate
funds for the improvement of the internal
Communications in North-Carolina, the
following would be the plan we are inclin
ed to adopt : 1
Th e e x pe r i in e n t fo r d eee n 1 n g t h e Swash,
now in 'preparation, should be fully tried.
If this jshould succeed, the most impor
tant object, a good outlet and inlet would
be gained- But whether it succeeded or
not,; we would, if found to be practicable
(and of this there can scarcely be a doubt)
proceedj to cut a Ship Canal of at least 4 2,
feet water, from Neuse River into North
Rivei- or near Lenoxville, if this should
be found to be the best route. 'We then
ascend without obstruction with vessels
drajingl2 feet to Newbern: Neuse Ri
ver, to the mouth of Coteckney or Con
tentney creek, is navigable for boats at
all seasons of the year This is an excel
lent strejam for the purposes of improve
mnti being much more manageable than
Ncusfe River- It is navigable for flats to
Stanjonburgh, during six months of the
year.; But by means of dams and locks,
jit. might be made navigable the whole
yelajrX rfrorn Stantonsburgh to Lockert's
Fls in! Johnston.-or to Cobb'sfMills, in
Wake, oiii Neuse River, a canal might be
tnade the country being so. level as to
present scarcely an obstacleto its accom
plishment. At this point should com
mence & Railroad, wich0assing by Ra
leigh J should; Be carriedas far West as
circumstances might permit. Neuse arid
,i rent myers snoum oe improved as far
up asithey are useful, Jjyjthe removal of
fthe logs that now irnpedetheir navigation
IWe tjirow this put, as our speculation,
willing to listen to others who may .sug
gest: a better. Newb- SpecU ': ;
a, -. i! . ' .5J ;.-
South-Carolina Railroad..,. The Legts
latute; of South-Carolina has passed a ViJ!
which provides a loan or advance of one
hundred thousand dollar itfhh SofifhM
lrolittaIIrM
t c 4"iV r 4'-' tcl o- ,oi'i provjomg
01 SWptrt of g250j00afii rbetock
ft ?lfteyiosiy passed
lower uuuse. DDI Was reiecteri in
nate. .v; - : J
lt.We -bAver omittedlo notice before; :the
jrhtheSunkey- CaniL heinifist nfofifabl
Can.if in this Kingdom, rUing Trom ClOO
u ioii per snare, nave nan a meeting
this welc, as is irtost confidently belief eld
to take into considerption the expediency of
letting it dry and laying a Raitroad onnti
and that they are about -applying t . Par
Jiamervt for this libertv- This very'dav
ljonf Ui-osvenor, the hurl of Derby, and
the Marquiss of Stafford with feome of the
Iiverpool and Manchester Directorsare
oing over the road accompanied with Kn
sioeers, for the purpose of making exam in
nafioTis. Tiiese noblemen are very heavy
h(drs of Canal property, and think it
maye advisable to make them into Rail-
A Railroad from thito Tnndnn is ron
templated, and 1 believe a negociation is
at th's moment oing pn between the
chesrer Railroad Company and 'cestui
powerful and influential holders of Canal
stork, in order as far as possible, f make
the Canal property available, provided
they will support a bill in Parliament for
the above object. Thisit, however, kept
as quiet as possible. Thirty millions ster$
: : . i ri A i . i
ing are invesieu m anaiproperty in ttus
country, and its fall must therefore ruin
many people."
Distinguished Traveller. The1 New
Orieans Courier of Decembi-r I, announovs
the arrival in that City o( the Prince Paul
William of Wurtemburg; already known
there by his visit aboutSix year ago, when
he was going to explore the upper Fegions
of the Missouri. After having, by his lib
- ral ideas, acted a conspicuous part in the
Chamber of Peers of his own country,"
say.3 the Courier, this Prince, devoted t
the sciences, now aims at nothing but that
t xtening thf limits of knowledge and
increasing the reputation he already enjoys
nnong the Naturalists and Geographers of
ourd.iv. The aspect which the upper Mi--ouri
offered h his eyes and his imagina
non, created in him, on his first visit, a
desire to push forward his scientific re
searches, but some business having forced,
him jtO'-returo t Euiope.he now comes again
witha view to pmsecu'e his former plan
o go over the Rocky Mountains, ami to
re"iir across our vast continent to the Pa
cific Ocean." '
We had
only time to mention in our
last, the passage by the Legislature of the
act to prevent the admission 0f free per.
sons bf color ir,t the ports of this State.
We cinn(t procure a copy of the bill un
til its publication. It imposes however, as
we before stated, a quarantine of 40 (lays
upon Vessel, having on board persons of
the clasps referred to -his clause to take
y If ct upon vssris from ports of the U.
tfie5, in 5 months ; from all other ports,
in G irmriths. The act also prohibits all
intercourse with uch vessel bv free per
sons f coJo! or staves, and compels cap
tiius f vessels to convey back such per
sons on board ; renders capital' the circu
lation of pamphlets, of evil tendency a
mong our domestics ; makes penal , the
teaching; of free persons of co!or or si ives
to read or write ; and prohibit the intro
duction of si 'ves info :his S'a'e for sale.
It is perhaps proper to state that jhe act '
referred to was passed in its present form
(another having; been previous! v-on its pas
sage,) in cnsequence of a message of Gov
Gilmer, on the last day 0f (he session,
founded upon a pamphlet of an insidious
character, introduced into, anil detected
in this city, a copy of rhich was forward
ed to the Executive Department.-.
Sav. Georgian.
New Vork-Theie wRi a. great excite
meru if !) ciry, at the date of our last
iaccount.s, -concerning fhe election of a
(Mayor. The following are given as the
facts : Fifteen members of the Council (by
iwhom the .Mayor is ekcted) are said to be
oppospd t the re-election of Mr. B.wne-
bu' one of these is just now absent from
the ciry j thirteen 'iuembrs, with the re
corder, are for his reelection, Mr. Bowrie
himself having also a vote. Ir this state,
of the case, some oi the 1 have receded,
10 prevent a forcing 1 of the election "until
the absent gentleman returns to the city
in.- i etui iit-r is a wait orm er. vy e know
not. the reason of this contest, but w e think
that Mr. Brought to !iave absentel himself
on the occasmn 15 of -he 28, elected by
the people, being evidently oppused ti hiui;
besides the indelicacy 'of presiding when
is own cse was under consideration!-
Fliere has been much confu$io;i k war.oth
n the council Mies.
An act to suppress duelling has recent
ly passed the Legislative Council of Flor
ida, by which all persons concerned in
fighting duels, sending or bearing chal
lenges, &c. are declared incapable of
holding office in the Territory. t is fur
ther enacted, that in case " any' person
shall(kill his anfagonistgin a' duel, or so
wound hira that he shall die therefrom in
three months after, such person so killing
or wounding, shall, on conviction, "suf
fer death, by being hanged by the neck, a
ny law, custom, or usage, to theltontrary
notwithstanding-';! Persons who attempt
to evade the statute by leaving the Ter
ritory, are made alike subject to the pen
alties, as if the offence had been i commit-
Tiie new EpUco jalTj;hu rch laHarj&nll
is tobe consecratedby Bishop Hobart of
NewrYork, in theabkence ot;BisKftn rw-
Lnello-day; The Hartford jMirfor states
" , 6 ? w"p ,olne nnegtspeci-
vll H hj;s:jfeD 'erected, iat ahe)eqs(eof
nearly fifty thousand dnilara troiir a fxie
aign oMthiejTowD and in every parlicu-
the pafisbffom the Rev.tMr- Wheatbm
: -Length ofxMessages.yh tenteyilje
Ylnd-VTimeS savs- Gov. TfiTnlile? mpssao-p
fills .two columns!Goy., Shafted thr?e&r
balf j and Gov. ilay's fof Indiana t Went y'-
iivt rniuinnm - i ? ' l-
.v. .
JSdgefieM,fSK CS Dec H.
The celebrated horsej-lluef Brown, or bp
whatever alias he maybe designated, was
brought to o jr jail. yesterday. He whs np
prehended about 1 2 miles beyond Nash
ville,' North-Cdrdlifja.
ryvf FT rWt mr'
i af jLimn?i, ne iew-y oi k i;ommer
c'rul of Mi'day afternoofrlvs Addi-
i.ojiaij uinvats m)fll$yii riOOS pons oi lOr
Juif of Mexicn; leye no doubt as to the
melancholy fatefof the Hornei. " The gale
in which she was swallowed up, Was one
of the most terrible hurricanes ever known.
in those seas. The Captjio:of a light brig
who was in tlie edge of the tempest, re
presents it ts h .vir,g been the most appall
ing specacle .tht he ever beheld. The
sea was wrought into a foam as though a
thousand waterspouts were burstitig over
as maoy whirlpools, while the winds were
driving with, a fury that mountains only
-couiu resist. His own vessel was very
light, ami although but in he edge"f ibe.
gale, he was borne blmosr througli the air,
he knew not how. lhe Cahtain thinks
thit no he.ivy ship, orstiip heavily laden,
could have stood that awful tempest. "
. Power i Some very interesting experi
ments took j,l.;ce on the Baltimore and O
hin rail Ro.d on Monday lat, and ftave
heen continued during the week. A I irgej
nuotber of peisonn have .attended to wit
ness them, of whom many were dJsMn
guished s;rangei. Among ; ihe exeri-nent-,
we notice these-
One .horse, with the 8me apparent ease
that he wouid h tve drawn a gig over a
smooiliaml tianl road, moved two ofvWi
fi ins cars, laden witli Forty one persons
;tt the rate of between- tin ;,ihd eleven
miles an hour. The d.stince. travelled,
mt and in, was about 5 rndesTl' ,- !
Another horse drew 25 persons on a
cani.ige of another construction, to the
end of the rails and back, in a lively trOi.
A second trip was made with the same
tiorse. carriage and load, at the ra'e of 12
miles an hour. A single horse then drew
two carriages and fify-five persons, nivi
miles an hour ; a third carriage was at
tached, and the whole, loaded with rishtv-
four men and women, and the horse p r-
tormed the trip with the same ease--and"
velocity.
Another carriage with seven persons,
was rapiiiy driven by a winch, worked Bv
two of tliern Two dogs attached to "a
ear,i trotted off with a load'of six persons.
Those who have not seen, can hardly be
lieve such things ;' but ihey are true.
Among the experiments on Tuesday,
was one made by a car fitted wrtb a sail.
Though the breeze was gentle six persons
were carried in it at a rapid rate. The
experiment afforded much , amusement to
ihe spectators, ami went tohow that,
with a laige sail and a fresh breeze, Car
nages roay be propelled with great veloci
ty. Ailes. "
Ignorance. It has been ascertained
th:t out of 742 families, cooprisihg a -population
of 5,310 souls, in Bullet county,
Kentucky, .430 were destiiute of the bible,
of ihe 2,1 14 children, in these tamilies,
only 1Q0 were girj to school and in 60
families out of the 742, not one me ndjerdf
either could reaif. ' VV'e regret to believe
this is not a very extraordinary case, even
in some Siat'es mucri old. r than Kentucky.
But we doubt if sixtyrsuch families could
be found io all the New Knglaojlj States
ami New-York unless of foreigners.
Mies. .
The friends of the Turf are promised
much sport in Cplunibiaat the races. t hi
monh. Our tourse daily offers a scene 'ot
animation to tne amateur, even. at this
early jeriod. Twelve horses are'jnow in
training, and from what we have been able
to jearh, certainty nut less ?han thiritv,will
be candidates fur'the stakes. Col Winn of
Virginia has arrived with tlire.e horses- of
high pedigree and noted pprlornvaucaB2Iri
H trrisoft has also arrived with fourb'thers,
well known in the annals of sportin and
Vir H joMimnd of N. C offers twd,who
we believe have heretofore run with, dis
tinction. These, together with the num-
ber now trained in thi ilistnrf. nno nthprfe r
r
expecteoTlr'Hn abroad, give us an indjcationtatioijhTbls, &fe
of spirited racing, and we trust of much
company. 1 . ' . ' :.'
Coluhibia Telescope, j
AnecdoterVu JaVfisseu r rela ts the
foilowing intfTesiing anecdote in his histo
ry of Lafjyette in1 America. . r
it happened to one of our acquaintance,
to be in the Steam boit that plies between
ft; ..York and N. 'Brans wick, along' with
-Mfwdamsr; when the fatter was Presi-f
deotpf the Ui States. The President sa
ondistinguished atAtheJcMt of the breakg
fast tble, eating&witli en appeuttf'nf
Jhe good?thing;3 conimQn tosalf. i ;Jtt th
other enil Wa L -an f .Epglish Colonel. 'ctmt
tending with our friend, as ro
travellers do
that the Ainericaiw lad
pitef theirfepuyicaijiinstUalion
eseniiauy -ji nsiocr anc w tnetr .naoits
Whal person do you Suppose that to be,
downiexi to tiie Captairi,V8aidpeigb
bor tjd fte -Cofoiiet; "I dutitt'nowtK
reDljld th'e he is like the rest and
eeemiibio be making a pretty hearty meal.,
But I can tell you, ,? continued ttxjrjuea
tiooer tbala tbe Prewdent 'of thaX.17,
t
HeduVbrUei
hi rstiUjJjtorsjnd 'hlcli" shlilih-i-
rHow 'sfrikfnily
j uifyu:, i"e genuine repootioiirsiihpijct'
tjophe good arid pitfiotic! -Jffn Qiiocy; K. ,
.num, fev d?v$ wncez in rtHtioa lo th4 An,?r. 'f
of the General Government to tfry4on work's of
internal rmfovemenjt, tlte wprds Mitefnaicm ? 2 1 j
.pact" erprnltor;Federarcoropacr.,
1 - - - - - . ' I
si
RiehtnondJari; 5.
Ir; -Mjilison, n-om v(he cwinmirte id"
nlmnjjie sveial Relultmvsif "the 0n
to prepare and remirfTi":iiVw"fOn?ifif;iif
mittee of thej,w hole,! and iSi4e thrder
(or this day. The imct ofvihe urder wilt' .Vl
subject every thmg J.eretoniTeagrcetr'upoif ' 1
to change, without Itmitatiotu- , ,r;.J
In GuUfprd.cjirantvf'.rtfh69tL:!tiTtirti-m.Jnhn..
Thompson, aged aSptit 40 y'ar JWr."
1 inimpson vwasr an faptive enterprising man. a '
pubuc spiritlahd Useful" citizen and a Wnev-
atuV?tneh;in9 Shop of -
Wd)isHin1GraTivilfB i halis
I . ;.x
liirp oJit;aboutNegroes, bUonno tlie EsV
tate of Cant. tVm. Jn iii4 ' -v' "P
. j, ; : - ATI .
40 ,i.
st rieived from Cpcticut a
f Garden?-Seetl wArrantH fo k
01 tne - iasi-yniarr&growrth.r-? v
, Raleigh Jan. 6, 1830. , 40eo wt5(
Thejfbllowing aresthe numbersrawnin the
iicw-iuric cunsonaatea acnemc, i, -
ou to-
r
14 18 ri . , 1000
Spld atManagrs OtRcy
YATKS & &rjNTYRE,
ers
WANTED,-
Enquir ofttiel6st'Master at Wii Forest."
; ; Dec- 30. ' I -"'N 5; tV ' 382t
' Xo take charge of a S'c'l iii thnelghbor
hood 6T Raleigh. The.situaMon isfhealthyuhd
the water goo4k It is necessary "tftelTeache v
should understand t he Liatin arid Ehisn lan
guages be of good moral character. JFor term 4 '
apply to eitheii of thobacfiberaypertQflaloj '
by letter post jfcidVk, " " JHUSBBjB, '
Wake county, Dec. RAypVfr;
A very valuable Tar, Uiyrf Plan- :
Station in the County "of Grran ville, .
a Tannery m the 'Iovn of Ox
ford, and jot
bale. !
OR the purpose of closW the; trusts renbsedf
4 io me, by two deeds executed bv Absalom
Yancey and dulyTeg!stey of
fice Jbr the county of Gran VO'lr'fbr
saleiiv the Tow;n of Oxfpn:iaVth..lrt
a olrebruary next, tHat betn9irt day and
continue the safe From; day to tfay imrif coinptetj ;
ed. the following Valuable ,
Trat of Land, lying on thesf south &f af r
Ta! river, nine miles south! of Oxfoitmedi-
atelyon the T;y1or Brklg-e Rrfadrleadmir ' tirona .
Oxford to lUfeigb--ontintnis(imaoni
i500crcs about 350 of tehicb are valuable iow
groumstbe ! balance 'first r&te opjaiid, highly
improved' by fencing, tobacco house.corrt nqu
ses, stables, negro houseand a. very comforta ,
)ledweliin house, fbOriU: faniTly, TPersona
dtspfsed to purchase. , -afe vioxltetl loiview the
premises previous to the?iday of ale!. "Mr. Van. ;
cey' wbo resides On the land will tike pleasure ua
shewing it. j 'lh'-:fd :y
Also, a Tannery near:af(tojaertb
the Stock :of ileatbt h3e';jl)arKTbla,:
and sother jthings belongWg'.to ihe eatabriihnient 1 y
.lifcewiscjtwo Lots ofGround adjoining. The
imprdyemehtary, 1
new. "
Also, two pbmfortable nvelling" Houses onx
Hillsborough , streetin
with every fiouae necessarlQlf tiiejtoavaoieca 7"
of famUiesi f V ' yMJi'C,i'li 1
Also, 53 ares oLaod )aKt!itCretk
All the interest of tiie said Absalom 7ntft 'totibW
lateC Father'sT Estute-Ait bis Household Furoi
tui.Tibree Negro Slaves, a'Buinand'falvd
1 sfeall Tike wise sell oh the$Far Rtver pfant4t1- '
on. oh Friday the,.5th tUvof Feoruarv. thfiitrtrdr
of Hogs, lloisjfCatUe, ;t6r)FokleWhfeiit
ii....-iwi.i j rr:iu .. fJ
lj Sale wm positiie afi(l fa
OFFERS fori5le bis HQJJS& c JOTS iirtn
Town of Oxford, with JhXfcA&Q adToinrriff
aboutSOO aci-6whicb'b';iMjVaiS
Wdiodland. The House b 5Kv 40 firim
mbujous(and .well finished throu ghy6u? ha ytn
with fir; flakes ott each ormr
Wide -fMLssa&'e mehli Mtn.r rlli jl -
beautiful erortf tf iVb
Uached tp it i lartfe Fallow? GardnlfiirhiiHAJ V
teruiiraccominoaating' to purcnSETau -
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i Also, aTANVAttrXhow n ipera?wblcV- ' , 'J
101 eter of land atticheto-lj and oVtfce pr "
miaes is a comtortableostdrytD welling, wlthi 1
very;poavoienc;ibrato
where.. ;This -operty- vitl- be disposed of on
reasonable and accommodating term.T2 ,
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