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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
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From re Boston Yankee.

MEssns. EprToRs,
Win admiration lately observed tho fol-
loving account OF Commodore Decalur's con.
duct IA the late war against the Aigeiins,
Tunisians and Tiirolitans.
g He demanded from these baIbariaus, as
memler Of the ehiistian family, Il release
from slavery, ot all christian prisoners, and
ob,nioed IT,"
Permii me, gentlemen, on this occasion TO
express my sen'iuen,s 10 the christians Of
our cououy End particularly The christians
oi Bosom, through your usciul paper.
CHRISTIANS Or BOSTON AND OF
OUR COMMON COUNTRY
The remarkable iatcrposrions of divine
providence in saycr Of our count, " have claim
eG the wal NEST gratitude of our hearts, and
the mos, thankful sckno dgemen,s TO Him
who made bare his arm ior our salvation. The
interests OF religious liberty are necessarily
Involsed with those Of civil liberty. Hence
the true Christian is constrained by cve,y oh.
legation TO love his country md maintain her
civil lights. Patriotism is an essential par,
Of the christian character.
We have noticed the lsudable emulation of
civilians and Statesmen 10 reward with honor
those b'ave me6 OF our coun,y who have 30
chen defeated and huInb!ed our vaunlipg enc.
miss. This proceeding has had powerful in.
hnence TO excite them TO deeds oi the mos,
distinguished vaoi.
A second war has Of late terminated in a
msnner that reflects distirg guishcd honor upon
,he United States, and especially upon Com.
niodorc Decatur. This me,noriou, tiiicer
has long stood preemincni 10 the estimation
oil our ciuzens. But his recent deeds of the
most exalted valor justly add a brighter lus-
ire TO his name. By his prudent conduct,
the late war has been prosecuted and termin.
oted with u lass Of very few men, and oil
The oblseis Of the expedition have been se.
eomplishcd with a!mos, incredible success.
No nation, hot even the most powerful, have
obtu,oed te,ns With the barbarians so fsvora.
bic as our Decatur has scored 10 the Unitcd
o'a'cs. His genero0s soul glowed with com
PASSION towards the poor despiscd chrisdsn
slaves bending under the Ceiling chains of
the most aoject snd cruel bondage. Those
oaIoa'isns teat christians ~ if they were the
s'iest OF bc-sts. This christian hero demsn.
dsd their emancipation. The barbsr,sus be.
neid III him the minister of The venecance Of
heaven. They tremblcd. Immcdisscly The
saIiios shaekies fell from Tie cmacistcd ehris.
',an pr'soners, aud The spirit. long broacn
with griei and despair, come, forth from The
nortid glooIny cell 10 taste with 100 aud rap.
iuse the blessings of freedom How many
hearts ef brothers, sisters, parents and helov.
ed wives, long torn with The mos, painful ou-
Suish, arc relieved and blss, By ihrs b-ave
aud truly magnanimoas exploi, Of Decatur.
Coslsiians, embalm his nsme and his viz
tnes fosever in your hearts. This instDnee
Of his benevolsn, conduct speaks more than
ys!amcs 70 pindieat, Ihs tsii,,iap cause in
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il, snc the psizcpers- M
\ During the -ia,srssf ofsteis sl,,srrs, en,-
seue appeared ia sigh, ~hth would have
been Captured if they had been detsincd cre
hour longer. The treaty has sin<e been
dawn out spcw, translated by the IN, Snd dv'y
executed by sfs Dey, which We bsye 't1
tonor Ia ifalsmit herewHb.
Mr.. ShaIer has since been on shore, and
the cotton and money msnl.pnsd ia tue An
article, have been given up 10 bia. They
now show every dl,posi,icn 20 nebinlsin sih-
cere peace wish US, which is doubtless owing
10 The dead Of our sfus; aud We take this
occasion TO remark, that i0 our opinion, The
only secure guarantee We can have Tor the
maintensbce u tho peace Just concluded
with .hese people, is the presence, in the
Mediterranean, of respectable naval force.
As This tresly appears to Us to secure cv-
cry interes, wiih.ug the contemplation Of the
government, and Us it really places The Unit
cd States on higher ground than any other
nation, VIC have no hcsi,slion on our pa't in
fulfilling such Of It's provisions as ate within
our power, in The frm bslicf that II will re-
ceive the ratification OF the President aud
Senate.
We have The honor TO be, with respect,
sir, your obedient servants,
STEPHEN DECATUR.
WILLIAM SHALER.
Tie Hon. JANE. Monroe, Secretary of STATE.
mo. ~
The Ameriean Comn,issioners TO fhe Uty Of
Xgiers.
The undersigned have tho honor to iniorl m
his highnes, ,Se Dey Of Algiers, that they
have been appointed by the President Of the
United States OF Americs, commissioners
plenipo,en lazy 10 trea, cf peace with his
hishness, ouc thai, pursuint to their instr uc-
tions, they aie 'esdy to open Degocia,ion
lor The restoration OF peace and harmony be-
tween the Two Countries, on terms Just and
honorable 10 both parties aud they feel 1t
incumbcet OH them 10 state explicniy TO his
hghntss, that they sfe instructed TO treat
upon no other principle, than iha, Of periec,
equairy, and on the ic,ms Of the most iavot-
ed nations, {: no stipulation for paying any til
buie 10 Aisiers, under any iosm wbsvever,
viii be agreed 10
The undersigned have tho honor 10 trsns-
nit herewith, u letter from tho President of
the UunSd States, aud they avail themselves
Of this occasion to assure hi, highness oil
tbsi, high consideration and profound res.
psrt.
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BALTIMORE, JAN. z

BY the arrival of,he seh'r Ires, Capt. Cook,
in % days from Aux Ceycs, we learn that
two Carthagenian p'iya,eeis arrived at Aux
Cages in Days from cF Carthagena, and
b'ooeht accounts that Cal:hagena had been
taken by the European Spapiards. E.
EiGb, or ten days before the lis sailed, aa
expedition from Cnrstopb-'s dominions con-
sis'ing o! soilr apprarsd and landed 500 men
from Cape Theron ,heit cbjce. was 10 form
junction with the disoTsc,ed IN the noun.
,sns, bu, shortly after landing, the men pro-
posed to their officers to join Pelion, end on
refusing, were all immediately shoi, and TO
men went Ovcr To Peuon.
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she ciose Il tho var The esd and 34Ih sesine MS
were both orgAoixed iso0 volunteers. ~
T. The Banks Of Massachusetts cannot suspend
specie payments without rct OF the legislature
If they do, their charters make the Banks liable To
pay % per cent year for all bills presehted, and
she directors are personally responsible
say nothing Of the exerions Of individuals. Mr.:
Gray, for instance, who loaned the government ss
I have understood, a million--the Grow nnshieids
e Salem, and host a Of others
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4 The numbers of the New. England regiments
believe are as follows viz y, II, 10, IS, 20 80.
ST, s. So 81 20, 46, besides that proportion Of the
riacu,cn, light artillery. artillery and drsgoons
have been told, from officers acquainted with the
subject. that the NewE"gand ,egimen,s we're gen.
crafty the stroagest of an! IN the field. h
.. Il is but due to the pairo,ism OF the Southern
States to accoun, for this difference. The New.En.
gland troops we're sent on the frontier The South
ern troops were kept on their own coast, ncnac-
cd by the British squadron, though there we're
ny more ,rosps raised from NesEngsnd than from
,he South |H
3 I have heard tbs ancciose related The vener.
able Gel Cla-k. known better by the name of :. Old
Rae" was at the War Office, settling his accounts
while with Gen Armstrong. outh.Carolioa gem
tlrman csiled 20 procure spme staff appointments,
and complained that south Carolina was neglected
A, fmstrons remarked 10 his usual pointed manner,
"sr you are ins,,ken, this venerable old man
(poniinS 20 Carke) has enlisted in his old sge more
troops than South Carolina has s.p into the fell"
say nothing NJ the volunteers raised in N.iiamp.
shire and M~inc. Gen Kas organized al compa.
MICS in the latter country right hundred of these
.n,rehed TO Eas,pcrt, unjer Col, Timer, remained
io service about six tn,nths, anil were discharged
Tho regiment ua,ier Cal Mcobb marched to tho
f.o,,iur-whic its period expired and il was found
81. sssr rsgmsu,. the Ash and so,h remained till
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Interesting Documents.
TREATY WITH ALGIEKS.

(rr Documents accompanying the Message of the
Presidcn,, transmitting TO tbs Senate the Treaty.
Of Peace with Aigiers.
,~ " s. shio Cuerriers, Boz Of 3lgiers,
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.uaDa.WE LaVaLETTE.

lBY LORD BYRON.
Let Edinburgh critics o'erwhe,m with their praises
Their madame lie Staei, ami their famed l,fpiilassc
Like meteor AT best, prcd Philosophy bazes,
Aud this fame ola Wit, is n $ brittle rs gla,. /;
Sut che,sings the hean, aud uniaLing the splen6or
81 thy torch, Welded Love and IL never las vet
sh0ne Win lstre holy, pure or more tender
Than 1t sheds ON tie name of the fair LAvALErrE.
And hallow the goblet which foanis her name
The warm Tip OF Beauty shall pousiy press 1t,
AID llynien shall honor the pledge 10 her fame:
To the health oft'e Woman, who freedom and life
Has riskd for her Husband, wcli pay the just d.bt;
And hail with applause the ia gonc ami Wife too.
lhe constant, the noble, the fair LAvALETTE.
Her foes have awarded. in impotert malice,
To their captive doom which all Europe ab,ors,
And turns fUm the stairs ofe rreSthauncd palace.
While those who replaced ,iIn there, blush for their
But in ages come, when the blood-arn,r -'u,v
OF Dukes a,i OF Marsias, in darkness hath set
Hearts shall throb. eyes shall gsten. reading the story
Oh the fond sef,Jevotion of fair LAvALETTE.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

En UN-AWAY from the subscriber, neg man
"a, named CHRISTOPHER, commo ly called
XII lie says he formerly worked with Mir.
Biakry, in MTdiesex, at the Blacksmiih's trade
He bass wife named Fioief, in King s. Queen, who
be- onss to Mrs. Jefries, aud is hired to Mr..
LnmpSin, where expect he will endeavor to go.
His wite's father lives at Mrs. Muses., at Kin, s,
Queen court house.
purchases, him the I'd of February last, from
Whiam Oldham, of Lancaster County. He wore
away Il coat and pantsoons OF blue cloth and stri-
ped V.rgnis cloth wsistcoat.
H. IS between IS and so years ofage, about S
feet inches high, has downcast lCG when spo-
Ken. TO, and speaks but ittle
VIII give the above reward to any one that will
deliver the said man to me, in Richmond or ten
Il liars to secure him in say jail so that get him a
gain. JOHN BEAI.E.
July 90. 81 e
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Liferaru Mflrmafion.

It fl 70 proyehgly gratifying 10 the friends NJ
AMERICAN Literature. and 10 the reputation of the rcs
sbc and amented D.. Ramsay 10 learn at his bsto a.
hnerica . abOn 70 be put totse press ineiacIv and IN
n" rrini II fI iardsome STYLE do credit 10 h.
ste Of tie arts n this The IL Ia he ,,nb
neG solely iT The benefit ofhis family, which rnnst prove
a powerful Recommendation public patronage sub.
scpton paesrs will he ssued without DELAY and
b. authorized walton the Citizens for thcir sIscr;o,;
Ofs.
The work was brouglf, down 70 the year 1903 Iv Dr.
Ramsayandis % ~ continued to tie close ofte war Inv
tl. Rev. Df. s. n. Smith.
is requested hat 1s may he copied by the pub;.ler,
q Newspapers generally throughout the U. States.
tP6A rap.
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JAMES WARRELL,
DI(rIy nm nn"a
land FOi SALll.

LAND fOit SAiIt..
9ViiE Subscriber wishes to sell the Tract of
Y LIND, whereon he resides, in the county OF
Halifax, On Polecat Creek, within four miles Of
headsviile, on Banister River; it contains about
$50 acres $50 of which is cleared and in an Gle
CANT state of cultivation. for crop ofany descript
on; about 90 acres of prime ow-grounds, two
thirds Of which has been recently Gitched and
cleared and 1t is at present in tobacco the houses
are convenient, and mostly new; tClarably god
distiIlery, and fonr most excellent stills one OF
which operates vita tube which enables tito do
double work with great To those who have
heard the character Of the Poecat lands it is use
less to say any thing in commentator, and those
who have not. it ispresumed, will enquire of 9th
ers.
The terms will be liberal rs - the price and as
to payment, young negroes will be received AZ va
oaton, should tue purchaser prefer it, to payment
in money
Should application be made in the absence of the
subscriser, apply to William w. WarDack. or
William Cole, living near the nrenises-
BEVERLEY HUGHES.
june %. fs-wsw
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PROCLAMATION

logS WILSON.
George the Third, hy the Grace of God, OF the u
nited Kingdom OF Great- Britain and ireland, King,
Defender of t,e Faith 10 all our loving Sub.
jec.s, and to all o;hers whom these pr. sents may
concern, Greeting
Waereas from the backwardness of the SO son
the expectation of Grain at al kinds used in the
making OF Bread, ma, at this time prove highly in
urfOus TO the interest and welfare of our loving
Subjects in this our Proviace OF Lower Canada. md
tor tie purpose oigrsrdng, far possible against
future scarcity, arising from deficiency la the
Crops, we have thought ht, by and ~ ts the advice
oil our Executive Council OF our said Province, To
SIZE this Ro,s Proclamation, prohibiting the
expectation by or land or by inland navigation
from said Province, eli Wheat, wheat Flour
Biscuit. Beans Peas, barley, and Grain OF all kinds
use in the making Of Bread. And we do hereby
strictly prohibit and forbid the sailing departure
OF any ship ships, vessel vessels boat beats
having on board any oil the above mentioned arti-
cies from any port place within our said Pro-
vince OF Lower Canada, TO any place, country,
HI < ION. dominion or territory whatever, saving &
excepting such vessels having on board SO much of
the said before reced articles ms may be reuuired
Tor the supply OF the Labrador fisheries. And j, rs
our roy al will and pleasur, ani do hereby order
that the sai'! embargo and prohibition do continue
and remain from the day OF the date Of these pre-
sents until Tuesday, the 10Th of September next
enssug o! all which loving Subjects and al, o.
theirs Concerned are To take due notice and govern
themselves accordingly. We, by the tenor of these
presents, firmly enjoinios and commanding them
and I'LL and every on Oilicers and Ministers what
snever to be in all things ana to the utmost OF their
2ower ading and assisting in the execution OF this
our Roya' Proclamation.
In testimony whereo. we have caused tl;se our
letters to DC made patent, and tae great Se,l Of
our said Province GLOVER Canada, to be hereunto
affixed.
Witness our tr,isty and we'll beloved Major Cen
eral Join Wilson, Administrator of our Govern.
ment Of our province nj Upper aad Lower Cana
ia and thcr Dependencies, at our Castle of ST.
Lewis, in our city Of O eboc, in our said province,
this 9th day OF July, the year of Our Lord,
1916, and in the fifty sixth year OF our Reign.
j. w.
By HIS Ercslency's CommG:G,
JoHs Taylor, Dep See.
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SAMUEL SUBLETTaJ Co.
HAVE FOR SALE.

On accommodating terms
500 sacks Liverpool filed Salt
10 tons Bar Iron, assorted
500 s,rsws hall pint Tumblers
10 boxes Olive Oil
10 do. Castle Soap
4 few boxes containing dozen bottles each
ofoldIrish Whisky
10 boxes Claret
few boxes real Spanish Cigars, in quarter
Common and RectiSed Whiskcy, in barrels
aud hhds.
A few pipes of Eagle Gin
And constant supply of Family Flsur.
.lnly 20. of-w3w
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Lonllo1,. HIM %

tte ruler Of patents which The Americans have taken
out for e dcO rry Of the perpetual motion may scrrrto
ege US e ~ che Of their mechanical knowledge
The follow ng quoted from late number Of The Ei
orai TnfcihaenceT -
III, CIV for the purpose n procuring patent for oon,
Of ile singular construction we have yet sen. It docs
away he nocs,ify ofwarpipr end when in operation
ear b. kcrt for any length of time that is n web may
hf uosc fany desired enh, asthe cloth rolled out IN
.ich ruaner tan b. cot of any time wiiIout step
tnr the loom. The wap is taken from bobins or spoois.
'rais new combination Of machinery will greatly reduce
the esoeuse Of farrcating CLOTH
The neoi ofwcsying above mentioned has long been
Known in tbs Country Ills fafhsg Lno~ that IL is
impossible rr7ccu'e itvih sny profit. SoInc Cor A.
ner,ea eli m for gsaily req cling the exPSnee Of
fsbiil adAg Cloti.'
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=
The weather for rome days past, has been agiao
exceedingly cold and backward. On Friday and
Monday mornings, the ice was about the thickness
OF half dollar. On Sunday snow fell at the Ce-
ds's
F1o1r-The price Of this necessary Of lie, three
weeksago, was about 45sper barrel in large guam
titles. IL has lately been sold at 9os now l0Js is
k..
We have been favored with the imports ard
exports at the pert Of st John for the quarter end
Tag the 5ih Of this month AS near as we can
form an estiniatc the value OF The imports may b.
sbOlt COO, 600 and the value ofths exports doe
not much exceed 2UOOl. Surprising the exnendi-
ture on the imports, piter entering Canada, to he
$1,000. the balance AGAINST this province will be
so ,OO0l. all phi IN specie, Of which every penny
will 90 tn the United States IN defiance oftfe law
This supposed evil cannot be guarded against and
perhaps il is b tier It should be So All the i'm l..
ports from Lake Champaiu, a.e essential for our
mercantile prosperity, 40 matter whether they be
| pail for in specie or IN other commodities. That
| specie is every day becoming scarcer and scarc.r
is to be regretted but It is still greater matter
| Of complaint, that what gold and silver the mer-
| chant may collect, must remain in his chest He
| cannot get bills of exchange ut any riue and he
dave notremit bis property TO pay Isis just and
lawful debts, without ineufrng the penalties
| OF the law.
QUEBFc, July II.
| The Hon. J. SEwzLL, Ctef Justice of the Prov
! ince, arrived here Tuesday Afternoon, in de
1 Lord Wellington, from Liserrool
| n. b. s. Mig r, will, His Fxccllency Cir John
| Coape Sherbrooke, Governor in Chief lis famfy
ard snite, mas been in tie liver sioes the beginning
| ct the week, but has been detained by contrary
| winds. The stesm bnst Maisiam went down lasi
eyenng, we understand, for tie purpose Of bringing
Ills Exceiency apto tie city.
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RURAL ECONOMY.
Il G. Y I C. u L URAL
SIR,

lately received the sutJoircd account from very
respectable member of the Bath and West OF England
Agricultural Soeiety As twill interest and surprise ma
ny of your readers may be amiss give it place
IN your Paper. Yours &c.
A SIRSCRIRrH
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Frtract ola letter from an cjTcer in tie .y7edf.
ter7'aneGn Squadron, do,ei t1,1fed States Fri
gate Constellation, Boy Of .qgfels, .s5ra 6.
1916. y
believe spike ofihe Notifications Of this pace ore
of my letters LAST Summer. You tits walled to,y
and IS hit the side Of steep hill. with prpfiy regr
iarascent from the water; edge The view Of il is - anti
fn you approach from sea, aud has fle at,pparc or
city a! white marble This arises from nh The nm
being w,ntewashed. well as the rosfs which ,r n
Us beauty ) increased by tie yerdure die hin and m.
variety pro,uced by Of orange, enor figs sometime,
in thick groves, cOnceeg ALL ut the top of one az tis.
houses. c soil appears be strong cl, brown clay
mixed With such proportion Of sand render IA very
fer lie. You have the iarest sflc uf the picture
When enter the City, you find yourself in narrow com.
fined ;tly streets, Of five six feet in brea,tb where
scnr is assaile from every quarter with the stencil Of
dead dogs eats and every other species offtb The srce7
IN paris archd entirely in others The
upper slorie proec; somuch and close ut The
z % being walked over b., the usty Turks am NOT sur
lTiseh ~ tire rayag,s Of the plague in such Towns
The Qualification, OF this place immense and ;rmau
nod by Americans EngI,imen.it APPEARS 10 me plpht
defy any naval power IN the world. They mount very
heavy metal, and the finest guns generally bras
observe one oftese pieces twenty-five feet in length ;Ie
cgbre large in proportions Iltif chief batteries are ;I,
rocks that project distance the Bav and form n
very htbe harbour Tor ter sbiping Ii Is said
ties have in all one thousand pieces Of cannon mounted
certain IS, they have many mounted be used to
advantage.
little surprised arrival here to see some of
the the southwark eastward covered viii,
snow, and every thing else look like SUMNER"
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\ VALUABLE ESTABLISH MEN :.
FOR SYyE
July 90.

FENiE SUBSCRIBER being a6out to ,e,nooe
e from th's paif of lie country, offers GEM
This pafiab'e situation, for anu Kind Of 5usi
ness rs coneidcysIone ofkbe ,nosf heaihy parts o.;
me UPPER country; G'iH 5y Ii,rd is oniu tsreuty
eight mites { ON Riclniond. IL is inpieeiasey d,
The .iPbom1tor rirer; cons.q1e,itly. IL hae The
ddvaRfdge Of a outer conv ounce 10 Petersburg
ar ans place there has for an 'lu ve6rs resided a
pt;ys'c'an ndnech !Ics, ofoa,'isus brotsssions
fhe''e as a Soof s'ore hofsse, tnierz and d4oel-
ing house, besides tfpS' intended for tie resi-
de"ce Of trat!esnien. acifh finiies, a dsde,v md
an ercetent manufacturing mill !; one half Of the
mil only. 1oW be sold zrith he blace the corr
foH o. 1rhch ha.fis equal To abouf 600 barrels an
''uGHy The rent Of the mill, ti, 1EstiHe,y. and 0
he'' houSes 1rouid pan the interest orhe purchase
money; and then there are a6om 700 acres Of
LANI', one-third Of ,ebich is in 7p0ols; me
greater Part Of zvich is offhe best quality fo5ac
co ami 'sih about 100 Hcres IF erceient creek
and riUer Losv grounds
For further Particulars, apply 10 the subscriber
dong on The premises
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Cemfo Bridge, Po.shGtan county.
-H-4 .. 10-1c61c
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FOR SALE,
A TR.7 CI' OF LAND g Pi~f.SJ.3IICSs.
Nm Hanover Comfy. called CIilLJEM

"A TR.7CT' or L.IyN'D g PLANTATION.
IN Hanover County, called CillL I'm
FARM late the residence OF Nathaniel Pope, Esf
This tract, with small addition which have ine 10 IT,
conta;ns by surrey, SIX HUNDRED AND SLY ~
THREE ACRES. and about twen-one ri,ies from N,ch-
around, and in the nigh'~rnOd oft, are the a-
tatons OF Col Charles parey MIR. Richard Morris, Can.
George Dahney, Doet. Mciarg, Col 'o'm Ainber, Mr.:
Nicaah Crew, Doct SNaun, Me- Edmund Webster, ard
ia. called Hockey hills Through this land runs Fay
loss Greek small nenndrns stream, upan Which there
is probably 90 of ioNGrourd aiat the low
end Of The plantation, is believed ,her toeiAbs
settle for small establishment OF waer-~orhs There IL
large and coInnioiioas dwelling house, NTH out-ouses,
Clweinho.se and Kitchen insured, many iiuit trees, and
excellent
Any wishing purchase this land may view
any time.
For terms which viii be very accommodating, apply :,
the Subscriber IN this City.
or A small Stock Of HORSES, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
with plantation utensils, will also be sold
IHos. c. HOWARD.
July 20. ai-tf
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WlNIED.

FEVWO healthy, smart, and active bovs, rs An.
= prentees to the Printing business, at this
Office. 1t is requested that application be made
i'm nif disieIy.
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NOTICE.

q AM CEL SUBLGr'I La, rs termed eo-part-
- nership With HIRAM HARRIS, will in i,,.
lure transact The Commission Iua,less, at his ei
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