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NATIONAL. BOUNDARIES.

BosroN, Sept. 27.--I'he commission
ers under tue Treaty of Client, we learn,
have completed their iabors 10 ascertain
The boundary lines between the United
STATES and lie British colonies, as defined
ny the treaty oil 1898 and that thew will
shortly meet III New York aud make up
their reports. Ii is said The new line be-
tween Maine aud Lover Canada will
throw a large territory into the former,
Hhich Is how considered as pae, of Lower
canada and, on the other hand, that the
Inc between New York auh Capada, on
Lake ChamOiaa, will leave Rouse's Point
ton winch The United States have expend-
I'll between two and three hundred thou
sas.d dollars i'm foriiticaiions) within The
British province. Ii is further said, that
q proposal has been discussed by The
Commission, FOR the confirmation of the
Old lines, as heretofore understood, and
t'iat the territory which would accrue to
Alamo, be given as an offset for the fine
nliitary sta'ioH on the Lake, which would
De coDhrme,! 10 New York. Our friends
III nldlse think the Commissioners have
no right to run tue line a.reeably 10 the
pTnposeu compromise and loudly pro-
Test against u. Bat il would seem by the
treaty, HAT whatever the commissioners
80 on Tue subject will be definite, and
must be continued by The nalien. The
treaty STIMULATES HAT The Commissioners
shan nave power to determine what are
lhe boundary points mentioned in the
trehty to make a map of the boundary
ihyy snail agree upon, pAricularizimg ans
points hey nay deem proper, and il they
concur IN those points, F" both nations
agree 10 consider such map and declara,
uon ss f'naily aud cOnclusively aiExing
sa'd boundary" We give these as hear
says, although the spirit OF them is from
q correct source, and have no doubt the
report, whatever IL NAV be, will be made
IN that liberal spirit whichha heen found
~ al! the other proceedings OF The COM
mlssloUers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-13

MIR JOHN FERGUSSoN-Sr As you are not an In
LIVE habiant OF this State, and have known agent
here you will please take notice that on TUESDAY the
2I Gay oil October neNt, al the house Joel Watkins
IT, IN the county OF Buckingham shall proceed to
take the de2osion.de hene of Simon Vau 10 be
teau as evidence IA snt now depending in The county
court oi Charlotte, wherein we are plaintiffs and Won
are defendant WI. - CHS MCKINNEY, IT..
Sept 20. az w1w.T
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:. =, ITTtUfTICRSOUTG H<rdlH.
NuriCE.

T..
MAS committed To the Jail of thi: county rs a
w runaway onthe I6th priI, negro man who calls
b'niseh DASiEl ana says he is the property OF the
idOw D.ew fculpe per couutye appears Ia he abou
- years OF age, feel 10 inches high dark
hau on DARK coiured aud paRiaosns and LIE hi
"aistcoat The owner is requested TO come forward .
prove property pay charges take him away olher
wise he viii he dealt with the law directs
CHARLES HLLET, Jaik0r F.. C..
Winchester, Sepi.nber5 Al i6
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Valuable Iobacco Land NJ AUCTION


SHALL offer for sale at public auction on TIE lth
Ued5seSfSg ia october neat my farm lying IN the
couHiy OF Albema's, within 81 miles Of ScottsviiIe
upon James River and the distance from Warren
containing between i've and six hundred acres one
half OF which is cleared and high state of ouliiva
ton, The nasnee prime tobacco iaut. this and lies
remarkably well, and IS admirably adapted the use
Of clover aud plaster ofwhch free has been made
for tie last tea years. am warranted IN SAYING that
ibis " the richest farm To the in the county there
not being Ten acres poor exhausted land upon h
tTact-Tbe improvements are comfortable DWELLING
house, with S) necessary Out houses aud well encIos
ed garden, large barn, AMI anew thresbing machine
&c. &c &c. shall seed about $50 hG shells Of wheat
principally in tobacco ard faiiow lands this fall will
contract for this land privately until the 10th Sept in
The event of my selling IT, notice viii be given. invite
persons In want Of good land 10 come ard view This
as ain extremely anxious to SELL and will give great
bargain III it, TERMS wo ard three years credit bond
with approved securiiy and deed OF trust will he re
CURED Tor the first payment, and deed Of sHIy Ter
The two llst payments. Possession given the LIST Jsny
Immediately after Tie sale OF the land will sell an
my stock of Horses, cutie, SC, HoWse0fd and Kitchen
Furniture; Plantation JO0ks--logeher with The crol,
Of corn, outs, Ioddcr SC. Terms at sale.
August 20 33. .tds' wM. ". DYER
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STERLING SMITH
t.2o. al nd.

500 Acres IF Southwest Mountain Land.
offered Tor SALE. This land lies in the county OF
Aibemarle, and portion OF il Is Tobacco Lasa OF
nne quality. Those disposed to purchase will apply to
the subscriber, near Lindsay's Store, AihemarIe.
September 10. d2,.u MANN PAGE
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By the GOVcrHor Of the .St4te 0f N0rIA 1I,Toz,,,o
A

By the Go0erHor Of the state ~ North Caroki1a .
PROCLAMATfON.
WHEREAS, by an an act Of the General Assembly Of
The stale OF North Carolina, the Governor Of
The Stale Is authorized to cnuse the lands late
" acquired by treaty from the Cherokee In.
dians to be offered for sale:
Nov therefore John Branch, Governor Of the State
~ Of North Carolina, do hereby declare and MAKE
shswn that public sale for the disposal apreeah,y 10
law OF the said lands shall he hed at waynesve il,
the county OF Haywood on the 10th Of October uext
under the saperntendancc OF Commissioners appeiut
Ell for that pnrprse.
One eighth part of The purchase money will he 70.
CURED OF The purchasers at the time Of sale and
mono ana security for the payment Of the balance is
Tue following nsalments viz. eighth al the expi
Idloh OF twelve months, fourth AZ the end Of two
years, one fourth al the end Of three years aud tie
remaining fourth at the end Of four years.
ne safe wiz continue Two weeks aud no longer
GIVEN undeF my hand, aud the seal Of the State at
BY the GOOerHor-- JOHN gNANcu
WV. PLUNNRR, ID. Secretary. 30. .tds
NOTICE. ..Has committed 10 FaliJar coaafg 0JIj
4 - bg udrrGNt, fr0m under me hand and se0L
~ e. &. BrOddfrdfcr Esq. on me 2Hd dan Of 5Ufy
1870, negro man icho suns hts name IL 1 d1T o,,g
th0t ne IS tie property Of Samuel Steyeus Of Buc6
WeHHW county, w. Tie said 9dQm is of dayE com.
ge'io". mi Jaced, dJoHt 8 Icet . or 10 inches Ia
Htfght, mas faHp on ms breast ard farre sfouf
Wu@eJefow ms clothing uhcH committed, sr0s a
O''fH nome h0de n0oiicH coat, and HHen sifrk ggd
P9HtatooHs, and 0Oi hst The gunner rs yc0nssfed 10
coPe fr"aTd, prone lis PROPERTY and f0ke him qtoog
OF otherWSe nc WU be deaH 1rith accOTding 30 IaleF
p. y. BRADLEY TAILOR Tor T.
September 81. ssot.wlis'
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FEMME EDUCATION.

FEMNIE EDUCATION.
| MON ACADEMY will he opened again for the re-,
- cepiion OF Young Ladies on Monday he 1sih or
September The course Instruction iB h
VIII embrace every branch Of an English educaiiou
usually taught IN Female SeninaTe together with the
rhhNoh LANGUAGE and Music, taught by we'll quail
The subscriber has been induced by past encourage.
ment 10 enlarge his plan. lie has engaged The assist
ance OF experienced Teachers and can receive any
number OF pupils thai may apply.
Terms fer Bcard, Tuition, SC.
tuition III Engiish..........SI6
french ............I5 Per Session OF
mgsir..............2O( months.
Use of Piano Forte.
B0hrdeTs will be received in the family Of the sub
sciber, at S75 for board, washing aud bedding Tbs
Ists Tor each session must be paid M advance.
aerti Sl..wSw SAMUEL e.. WILSON
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. PUBLIC LANDS.

Ii Is recommended by writer in the
Literary Cadet, printed at Cincinnati,
Ohio, that il shall be allowed by law 10
all those who owe money for purchases OF
Pnblic Lands, 10 receive title 10 such
porilon OF the land purchased as The "a
mount OF the .frst instalment OH The res
peciivc purchases (already paid woald
have bought at the price al which it WAS
bid oft or entered. As, in consequence
OF The law OF the last session requiring
cash payments tor lands, the nominal val
Tie OF all land bought from the United
States has fallen, j, Is supposed that the
proposed alteration would at once ami
lniate The debt due for sales of lands /; as
every purchaser would be glad 10 get rid
as well as he could of 4 bad bargain and
this 10 the great advantage OF the IVES.
tern country, and without detriment 10
the interests of The United States. Of
the expectancy of this course, CORES.
Pondeiit requests us 10 express an opin-
ION. This we are not prepared TO do
II Is question OF gfea, moment, and re-
CURES the and of all the lights of expert
ence and practical knowledge o! the cub
Jeci, which we want. We shall publish
The article recommending il, however,
and all others which we may be asked TO
publish on the subject. That soaie fur.
Their Legislation Is necessary OH this head
we have not the least doubt, To obviate
HE secessiiy OF Congress having TO pass
laws OF Indulgence, al infnitam, 10 the
present public debtors, who-c claim to
That indulgence Is strengthened rather
Than weakened by the law of The last ses-
sion. Nat. Int
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Land Cor Sale Without Reserve. for Cash

i-dHu Tot SAC WIthOut IteSffve, TOT CASH.
- 0trtHs 81 deed oftrUSf, srscuftd by Thomas
- II. RasdoiPh and aye, anil bearing date the first
eay 81 January isis and duly admitted record In
RE eo1nty conrt of Camberland--ms shall on ths
2th day ofoeiobsr next, at Farmriie ia the county
~ Prince Eduard, before the door OF Fraacis Ssth's
favsrn, prcessdfo sea for cash. the )oiomiag tract
land, or SO anch thereof, as wiu be sufficient pay
the snmdue nHSer the said deed Of trust, and al
river, containing by e,fiafio, three hundred aine
teen and q haV acres; bounded at the dafe offhe
said deed Ytrnst, By the lands Of Blake II. Hood.
SO" ana others. The said tract Of land lies in Cum
1srtand county, Ia a Jcw miles Of lanes torn and
FdrnioiHe. 1hesnbscriberS do tparrdnt the tfie
cat .eiit eongey onysHch ste as they haze, and may
tauJxfiy convey.
STERLING SMITH
WARREN w.MEREDsTH, ( itus'ees'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IDJER IJSEHENV.
I'VE FRANKLIN TAVERN IN this civ formerly
known hy the sign OF The HnTsc MARI Riclrs Tds'
IaTefn, aud lately occupied by ST. richards Ias hteu
leased by the subscriber for term OF Years and is no
unoer bis management. His friends and the public
VINO may favor MN Win their company may he assured
OF MS utmost exetioBs TO afford them comfortable &C.
Communications. Aud be hopes his long experience
disposition ana exerions TO give satisfacon
while an assistant IN this establishments as also in The
Edgte will secure TO BIN portion public patronage
Attached TO the premises is excellent stable which
shall at all times he well furnished.
sept. T. Si..n WESLEY SAUNDERS.
% ne Customers OF Mark RichdTdS are earnestly
soliciled To continue their custOn-Wth the assurance
that nothing shall he wanting the part Of the under
signed u make their accommodations as coufor2bis
as possible IN few weeks he will be prepared with
comfortable chambers aHd parors for the accomnoda
uoh OF travelling families, and those visiting II hmond
E 0 ,nsy Pleass 70 eau on him. W. S.
SHALL petition NE Leeisiat0Tr eiT EeSi scss1
= TOT IeaVe 10 remain IN this commonwealth.
August as. s2..qt Il To@om Of color.
R1UBLIC SALE....Bg virtue 81 a deed on fTGST ere
~ cYfed kofhe SKbscribrrs by John DTafkhevs 01d
Henry anderson, on the 3iSt day Of Dcce1ibcy tsiy
ana d"ty recorded fH me clerks oIce OF P0'rhaf0u
county court, fer Purposcs therein taeRtioUed ne
SHats sen 10 ne highest 6ddcr on the grspiises al
Pt5Hc auction IOt reGdg n0aeg on Monday lie ian
co"nfy on Whch the soid John Hatfhcus at present
feSfscS, containing 2G9f 0crcs more or IesS or 90
"NcH fhcTef as Shdft bt recfssarg 10 Tafse lie Ng
o. > $50 20, due by tic sud 6scd The frsk dag Of
Mts month ttcethcY uHh ne Interest rhich Hiag
accrue thereon, anu at ch0rces 0Hd eryeHyes offeN
irNH dccd. IHe thie pesfed IN tr'ff be coRrcgea
- WM W.. s, SAS eG"' Trustees.
SelteagcYs ss..aras
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-13

SPAiN.-Tllere are just grounds of
pellet, that our affairs with Spain, will be
amIeabiy adjusted dnring The ensuing
winier. MIR. Forsyth is on his way home,
aud may be expected in the course of "a
month. IN. y. Nak. Aar.
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From the HaterJord Recorder, SEPT. 2d.l
NORTHERN CANAL

We are nforned the project OF supplying the Canal
with iunifel feeder from Bakers Fails, is found in,
practicable aud Is abandoned ter some expense II
Us no" hrended 10 erect dam Tie at
RATS above Fort Edward village OF ~ feet high and
contracts are entered into for s construction. The late
rains have allied tue Canal between Fort Edward and
"hhehai, so that lumber is ioaied through II daily.
FROM Fort Edward TO Fort Miller dislaace OF eight
miles II is proposed to the river for canal aud TO
construct tow path OH the east hank. Around Fort
FILLER ias canal OF about half mile is dug with
one lock 20 he constTncteda dam Of feel is compile
led at Fort Miller. From thcace Fort Miller bridge
distance of miles the river i, used. At Fort
Mne oiiege, or rather few rods beiow ii. at Sarato
ga fails, dam Is building, which place tie Canal
leaves the river and is dug on the side of il til.
Que mule below saltwater point, distance OF miles
al which place there is 10 be aisck. The excavation OF
the 10 miles all contracted for, and perhaps 45th,
tcompkteJ, probably the whole WILDE dmshed nv the
st or middle of November. Tie remaining 10 miles
rom the proposed lock a, Saltwater Waterford will
piohaby De completed the ensuing season, and which
viii conueci the nati-aie Of The Hudson with
Lake CbaiDpain.
In noticing the tIasical cid oT Mr.. Ttoma. Hunger
ford, In our paper Of The Goth instant an Important
erronwas committed in stating that M;or 6fddleom
of UestHOreiand county, was the person from whom
Mr. III. Received his mortal wounds. Such appr.red
10 be The most authentic Information could obtain
at The time aud u to that the mistake orig
inaied IN tue similarity Of the natses In Justice
TO the respectable gentleman thus misrepresented
anu To whom We owe every reparation in our poyer
We gladly publish the following letter which pIaces The
transaction correctly before us.
[ErsdericksLurc Hsrald.
10 the Editor Of the Tirsin.d Herr ala
SIR In yonr paper of the 10th instant observe an
"Se"n o, Inference stated 10 have taken place be-
tween " Mayor Middleton aHd Mr.. Thomas Hungerford
beth said TO be OF Wesimor land county in which il
Is stated that mr. HGDgerford received one or more
stains tram The pen,knfr OF his antagonist which put
an almost Immediate period To his Iiie" II affords me
much peasnre to tta'e tha the utmost harmony and
FRIENDSHIP have ever existed between tese gentle
neu, and that the Ahcve statement is incoIrect and
that, IN justice to Col. Middleton you will please give
hs an insertion In your paper The unfortunate affair
auued 10 III Your PAPER took place between Mr. Tho N.
as hungerfoJ aud by the name of Charles MID
UetoN, Doth OF hHg George county. in which unfor-
maze AFFAIR Mr. iungeror received three four stabs
rom me diik OF his enemy, which immediately put
period 10 his life. The said Maleton has fed from
Jusuce, which II is hoped, will oyeTtake him.
am, Nc. M- NJ. MARMaUUKF.
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NOTICE. Under the provisions Of the tat sscJI,
OF tue ISL article OF the Constitution Of the Mutual
Assurance Society Noceis hereby given that general
IN the City Of Richmond, ON the second Mondayin No
ven'Oer next. JAMES RAWLINGS
Oct. 10. 45..tdm y fcruf H H. y0ri.(y
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'ANiiE subscriber wishes lease Tor ore oe
more years. his tavern aud farm an y the name
Of the dLBEH5RLE UOY'EL, Situated on the main
read leading ff0m Charlottesville TO Stanton distant
vine iales from the former, sad thirty from the
latter place. The subscriber deems IL unnecessary 10
Thing in praise Of The above named sfaad As
tavern, II beng we'll Known. Persons wishing 10 ehaags
asaboye, are respectfully Invited 10 call on ,be subscT
her, and view the premises. BIN. HARDIN.
AIocDarle. Sept .. Self
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fence Was committed. is Insufficient, With
out setting forth the specific causes and
supporting them by proof.
The trial was however postponed for
want of testimony. (RepuG6cna.
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IL has been recently suggested, that
corporeal punishment, though forbidden
IN 'he Army, is .expressly authorized i'm
the Navy. We have locked into the law
on this subject. We find tina, Tie Com.
mander of ship, but no other officer,
may direct punishment 10 be inflicted
not exceeding twelve lasIes but Court
Martial may order 1t TO a greater extent.
Ibis discipline il is seldom found neces.
sary 10 employ the knowledge OF tn.
existence OF The authority preventing The
use OF 1t. We believe, on much reflec-
ton. That il will he necessary 10 restore
the Army 10 it, former footing in this
respect. Doing so will obviaie much of
The present difficulty in preventing tieser-
tons, &c. aud will certainly diminish the
NECESSITY of resorting 10 unauthorized or
sangninary punishments. & fact strong
ly Illustrative of this is, aud at The same
time more glorious 10 the Navy than tIi-
nmphal honors, that, in our Navy, there
has been, since lis establishment I'D 10
This day, but one instance OF punishment
by dea5h, and Thai took place in the West
Indian seas, for The crime of murder,
which always deserves death. u.
BANK OF THE u. STATES.
Information from the Western coun.
try gives us reason TO believe, that the
United States Bank will receive the hun.
bred thousand dollars taken from il BIZ
Tie Treasurer OF the State Of Ohio, un-
der color of a law of the Stair IN
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JaD.es fire.. Land foy. iSoIe

JGD!eS lfiUer Ldnd fOr Sale.
WILL he offered for sale on ne 22d dur Of Iuqask
~ neat on The premises, thai valuable tract OF Iand
known BY The name of PLYNLiMmON belonging 10 The
estate OF WIN. c. P0iadeXier, deceassd This land lies
~ Tie comfy OF Goochiand, Immediately OH James
RIVER, two miles below The house and % ftum
ibe City II Richmond. The number OF acres beiwesu
aud 7oO mostly cleared and ia pretty good order for
tanning: On BeavsTdam creek which rms patty tbro'
hls iano IS quantity OF very productive low grounds
ihe bottom land on the river is CONFERENCE.-The
hgh iand MAJ be ranked amongst the best the county
an9 very susceptible of Of clover
ana plaster, as has lately been satisfactorily proved
The conveiiences ibis farm are olerabie de elns
mouse, barn With tbfesbiHg machine situated eouytu
ieny to The boat landing. ice house dwelIju.
mouse, aud other necessary houses This farm is we'll
worthy the attention Of any desfoUs Of owning
such property. Any person whO may wish TO view This
land, will appiyto SIR. Hoy, who lives Oh il, or to MI
Edward Garland, vbv lives adjoining. Terms Of sale
will be made known Oh The day.
JOHN QUARLES Errors.
TIE above land not having been sold publicly IL
SIN offered At private sale. Letters directed tohe sub
scIbefs as Executors either to 1wlmans Store Spo,t
yIyanis or PondsAiers Store, Louisa Twill be hi.ne-
diaieiy attended to.
Sept. ..
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From PoulsoR's American Daily Advertiser
In the District CoRrk oJfAe Tinted W1reS in s,,d
Jor the Eastern district 81 PENNSYLVANIA
OF the ship Jane, Frederick S. luLnrs mas,,, Ia
aSes taiiiowi' hfst baie, aad Others the officers
ana crew vi the said strip
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-13

EVANSVILLE, Sept. 26.-Reacl,et; this
place on the 2ist inst. Messrs. Lacock
and Shriver. y. S. Road Gem missinners.
having proceeded thus FAR in running "a
straight line from Wheeling to The mouth
OF The Missouri. preparatory 10 the final
location of The great National Road. The
line passed aboui miic smith ofthis borough.
They we're met here by Col. McRea, the
third Commissioner, aud left this town on
The next day, in the further prosecution
OF their arduous undertaking. [NeSsenger.
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'k'HiRrf DOLLARS REWARD.... RaMaicdy from
the SUBSCRIBE, iiUing near NadisoR Courthouse,
"a. ON the.Mh OF June last negro man named
fKiMuS, uao took NTH him other apparel one a
pasr o. linen PantdioGRs, shirt and trooy hat he is
toier6ots 6fcck. ~ thin ris0gs, acfive and proud in
ms carriage, and about Zee; o inches hish. His
apparel he no doubt has chased siare he a6scouded
ana no doubt has rfceiCcd la1kcious lerson
free pass TIE aGooe ren0ra niH DC giUe., 10 anu
person 9pprehendi"g tie 4fJreSaia negro Of TIE
ing him ia some ia that the o,er man eef him or
$40 ~ dpfrehended anil confined ia ne county from
"h'cA he d6sconded-6mt no other charges paid IN
Ooto5er 6. a.
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SPRING Hill ACADEMY.

summer session in this Institution will close on
Il the 18th of October, ane tue winter session com
mence on tue 18th Of November next.
Ny terms for 6oard, fuition, uashing bedding
scHoiars hnd,nE their torcis and ca8sfey
VIII be 10 v session. payable in advance. Where the
Pa,smfs asd bedding there will he deduction Of $.
careful attention will be paid to the morals youth
aud proper discipline always observed.
JAMES G. wADDEL.
NIB: preference will be given TO small hoys.
October q. IA on.
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Columbian Grand EoLio Bible,
FORTY TWO PLATES

AYOW puh,shing IN lao weekly nnrNro's
i2 2 rs etch. IwI oi tie gi,le.
s,e, d spleaGld L IN isplcce. and sn eng ~ q
Tiiie Page rne wo' K is i!lu.t died w'lh *
piaDato'y Nule. ii"n lbe ~ il"G' ut 'hr't
eminent di?iars, Henry, BrcVH, .toff C.4f,
IPrsiev, and Clarke.
So r. soos 'esiAinp 10 the counn". who
my Oi,n to snb,otib-. cuh hr suppheJ "uh
th,, valuable Family Jrc",u'y uy ciHh' num.
be,s at time. ~ mo ., a. Ia - pu5.le Is,
or application Ia the sppninted Ag''. a. NJ.
WIZ OMAN's Church Steet, Newport II
N. B. Subscriptior papers are lei, at
NJ SvuEETEs's Tavern, li'iVoi---siso, ct
Mr.. CoLE's Tavern, Watrco, Z 1.
SETii LU iiILR, Akcn,
August 80 ULJ