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ACT : Incorporating: the Columbia ;isuran4e Company ojf Alexandria. j! e 'its Enacted bif the.Si'natc Mtuse MUiepreseniativesqf the' U-- JitrhblM, I'hp.t theCoiumVuan Insu nin c, )mpai ly of Alexandria, 'wtijcjh 16 meq and eitablislied lin ttitj tbu ri at Alexandria on the twcn- I te i glup day of April, in the yw thous.snd eight hundred ahd eli, be add. theyjare hereby crik hod p hue, md by. that name shall hive succession, shall sue Hd ted J bs'ijf di ifftpiead and. be ji'nipleacleiL' i: QVCilaritdtbt, case, ,bv bill 03 y Ai-r intj I bdrore any. judge' or; jusq &t fid ii all courts ot law ana eouit.v. 2 ibid-be it further' en a j 'pital-'ofithi; - said C6m'j:pl i ii W)vf. consists ; of two , sed in writing, signed by the Pre- and he is hereby authorized and re- cn, Eliza JNl'Cabe and Eliza M'Lin, Stewart Sallv Aiin-I make in said district! anv moniesrheoderji may have paid into said office on the north-east! quarter jf sectioti. nunv bered twenty one pf township six; and ranjre nine ealst. in said dis trict : and; the regisjter of thesaid 1 ' J rn .'If- 11 ' " ' " . t. ! 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" - ianu omce fM-l1 are named shews7 tionL theiristeM''have:foind t mative niertts. 1 ppsat to lo so in thisltbss-ItW -iie next class was compose ranees Carnev vman Maria sident, & attestfed by the Secretary ; quired, to jpet-mit Joel Ear wood to riassed Ian approved examination on and Gedrire: Sears i-V ana 10 seu uc snare or any srocxnoi- . iransier, to any entmoi lanas ne m ;y r cngusq grammar ana parsing. 1 he wish to make the ry security for any part thereof that may be unpaid ; clso to 'sell, if the security, Which ijmaj have beeh given bemanifestly. impaired and deficient, and such stockholder shall fail to make it satisctdry when thereunto required ; aad Jfurther to sell if such stockholder shpjl fail to! pay instal ments when derrj:mded nor shall anv such sale preclude the liability of any such stockholder, hi sf jexecutofs & administrators, the endorser orieft- !Lrawoii J 6 " - -,' mm dorsers, pr acj' security he may have given, from making gcrod any: further, injury Mich maybe sustain ed. -Sec. 5: Ami?) That thesaid If resident arid Direct- i it fitrih further enacted ! ofs shall vcondjuat business in the tovn of Alexandria, in the District- of Columbia tahtthev shall keep pro- ' w - a - i a i hall Dermiit trie said II V wood to viith draw-hds entry for the i ! - - quarter section aJotsaid. ' 11. OIL AY, Spertker - A tewart I! ere an 4 i-Ffances- Vail. Thev alwned on' parsing in the tr$e part of the Sequel to the Enfc- isn neaaer, acquittea themselves .vellvarjd; are named in the order of oj me tiouse of Representatives, tneir respective merits. . j(pHN GA1LLARD, Ik ( Nfff more advanced, was.es- identhf'the Spnlitr -m trintirir' ' aniined on, parsincr in the Seouel feeneralvL as well in noetrv as m ose. ; ! -. ' i ' f f i ' . i. president of the o enlite,pro tempore. January 2, 1818.4-Approved, S : - i JAIES MONROEl RESOLUTION direcjting the procure-! - nient of certain laws.; If i ". '1 i - ' - : ! f i ' jBc". it. enacted by- the; Senate. j hidfi Housasf Representatives oj mefCf- nited states oj America in Congress assenifjltd.Tivdt orthe laws oassed per books andrecord thpjr proceed- j at first and second sessions of jngs inerem,ta May and the h in evervr vearJ on tns nrst uay ot tue rCurteenh Congress, remaining day of November, in tne office of the Secretary of State, nev shall declare a v, H"i'm A dividend, of so Mch of .thfe clear pro- i tae office bf the Clerk of the House fits as ihey mavj ceem advisable, and within ten days thereafter shall Way the sa me! to the, stockholders : but. it shall hdt he lav.'ul for, the! said' P re nd Directors to include in m . ' t rM vhi arid seventy seven n shares of fifty. dollars el i. s. i ' a i r - .i . i -jbe! nerrafeed whenever thtj irlt'S5 of the said uGmpanv.-'.in th j!f the President and D un-ion t i tcs forj the time being may requne ,fto million thousacd hi an extent not exceeding le year on re ma? tlii firs one df dollars in like shares. And be ii further endfteJy hat the existing board of Presidett y(nd Directors of siid company jrVe in those capacities' until tnfc mi S'iddv of Nov'r. in th J iOrtten; days 'before which pirioc iujiie nouce snail De given oy tife sWi President and .Directors : to thje SBckholdiirs that an electio l wlllbV hjld Ori that-dby ; and they sha I ai ppfut two or more, other Stock ho ders jg rjommissioners, to-ouperintenu tne piSie ; at Vhich election everv Stock- shall .be entitled to eive One f - holder voje for in hi ; n' each shas'j which has stock! ime twenty days List preced- : r , to r s e 1 eye n pe rsOtt s . b e in g s :oc k-h-jd.-rs, citizens of the United State i ar4 residents of the District ot Co-S ltnv'ia, or of the' county of Fairfax, ihirjJhia, as Directors bfsaiqorV Joaiih.; The persons thU3;.e'iefte5, sJill, at their 'firs t mee ting, pi'ocbed. qjmwith to fix the salary ot the! Pre- et, and atterwards to his deletion m their own body, and shall con- tiflue in office until the snrrepdino ellction of Directors, and no ldntre. rnder the same rirulations shall an lection" be repeated annuallv.J But : f one happens not to be; made on the. i " W hereby limited, this charter ;shalf v. laereiorepe voiu, proviaea an I iction be completed within -thirty Uv$ thereafter;' ; Nq person: shall ontinue President orDirector after asing to be a: Stockholder. ! Sec. 4. And be it furthpr 'ennrtpd. .i .1 r- .. i ' i rresioent. and Directors sident such d risic 'wn tea, no thirds vadendi Ich has I to d f the i if the' half iyearjj1 other third t fund ofltwenty the premium of any not actually termina- tide! more than two of Representatives, and fifteen c6 pies in thej office of the Secretary j of the Senate! for the use of their mem bers respectively. j I -f '.' 1 1 , . ; : 'Tj , , H . C f JAy , Speaker W ej the HoUse oj Representatives. JOHN CiAlLLARD,ft uia" lvp President of the Senate, ore tempore, profits, unttL by;! Febr isiSApproved, j j appropriauon oFthe j . f T Crnl L lereot, ja'l contingent thouanddollars shall I be formed; anil so often ks the fund d by losses, the said Directors shall con- t ii i snail do impair President and tinue tlu half aforesaid until amount before Sec. b. Arm That eveVv D j p'resent at the dividend, in v section of this JAMES MONROE. :' V- .-1- ' V AN ACT making furtlier provision for re pairing the public, buildings. i Be it enacted bif Senate -and, Hdi&e yearly appropriation ! of Representatives cf the t. State bf it be restored to- the ' America tn Congress aesetr.bled 1 hfu mejitione' J. j for the jputpose of repairing the pub- be it further enacted lie buildings, a sum not, exceeding i . ' . " ' . . .'. 1 1 .1 ' - T 11 1- fa irector who shall oe two nunareu inoHsana aouars, De ik oh eclaratron of every the same is hereby appropriated, to la'tion of the sixth, be paid out, of any monies in the rt. shall' he individ-I Treasury riot otherwise appropria- WWW W V A A . f ' - - - ; , i . J . . j I . " : ually answerable to the stockholders I ted, and to be applied - Oy me corp fbr the iu";ury resulting there from,; missioned under, the direction of'ifte unless his protest be recorded on tne -president oi tne uniteu ouuch. lhis consisted of In ancv Bell. Fannv J - 1 w I Julia Burgwin, Caroli he Wallace, Lamotte Shepatjd, Mehetkl first next ford arjd the four bestv and Shepajd and Trustees feel Mary -Cheney ers, Aho havej Sarah Clark, Penelope jElizajVipcn, Mary Cheney, e'M asters, Caroline Craw Eli za! Fonville. Of these, named are pro to tnem are r :enclope E iiza j Vi pon, 1 he - it due, however, to and Mehetable Mas- been but a short time. engaged jin this study, and are class ed with girls that have possessed su- enotl advantages, to notice with commendation their Visible progress arid impijov.emei:t. - Ii A'jflasi composed; of Mary Ann .yi lit iieu, oeorge oears, rie .rietta Eleanor Trotterv Sidney Mary Ann Trotter: Sally Ann Hall, !M.n rawfora, Mary VVilkins, Jennett Wilkin's,! Frances De vereaux Ann ibre wart: werexanuncd irig Thompson's Seasons. Tl parsi generally! did nameH are dis ih which Phkb and J in ne well. 'The five first inguished in the oilier are placed.7 ' y Ann Bryan, books ol the corporation, Sec. 7- And I be it further-enacted, That every stockholder pfnay sell and transierhts stock, provided the trans- - - ' . U - - ii- leree crive satis tactoni security for such part of be unpaid ; the regular payment ot such stock.: as may theti but all debts aciually. duje and paya ble to the "corporation by the trans ferer must be satisfiedbefore such transfershair be made ; and until uch debts bo recovered tend paid. ai r II. CLAY Speaker, ' of the Hditee of Representatives, john gIillxrd, 1 ' President1, ofth'i Senate, pro tempore February iy, Appro vu I ! r JAMES MONROE, Newbern Meade mil. w OTh at Ehitl the have power to mike regulations for the government of the corpora tion :j Provided, they be nt repug nant to the iws of thje UnitedlStates fcjr ;this'ct ; to appoint a Secratary, .ll otfier officers and servantsvSand 'to tjieir tOmpensVlions; to Isupply icancies in their own body; to hold ttch jreal estate as may be necessary trie. transaction o their business; ir.ot exceeding in amount forty thou sand dollars, or that may be convey fcd to theml as security for debt j to rest the ccrponte funds in stock! of , he United 1 States or of. any of the (Individual States; brim stock of any I Incorporated company, this corpora ftion being inhibited from issuing any if f! ' . 1 dividends duc'i pnd vhith aiay bc- ome due, saall be applied to the redit thereof unless- the rfesideht fend Directors shall direct to the con- rary. .',:;-: '-.4 'Hi .;.'; ,';.- , ! Sec. .8 Arid be it further enacted, that tliis corporation shall" continue Ua t rl the th irtv -first day of Decern - t eight hun- and on the dissolution or expiration of thi i char- Directors lor ' bcr, I one thousand disid and: Uiirty-seven t0r, the President and th time being shall take prompt and efftctu l measures for closing all its concerns ; but iio such dissolution orkkpiratjon shall ( operate so as tcL prevent any suics being brought oj' continued by or! agains t the said cor poration hr: any debt or. claim due by or to the same,1 and whi ch arose prelousl to the said di ssolut ioa or expaatiorl but for the purpose of closing it concerns,- its c orporate powers sHill remain unimpaired. Sc' 9 Andlbe it further enacUd, That Lonsrress may at anv time during the period for which this charttr is Granted j repeal ahd annul i ! : . '. J : ' the same. ' 1 ' Ait Speaker, Ci'tNf Ih pi, sident of Febriry 15, i' ci,.y. y 1- . a ouse oi itepresentaiives . gailiIard, the Senate Pro tempore. 8 1 8 Approved, JAMES MONROE. AN ACT, fcr the relief cf Joel Earwood. to lend rh-,neV On hottomrv & - Hmtscof Kephesentatives of the U- Respondentia ; tc ensure lives ; also", property against - manner of riks : liProvidcd, every insurance be expres- of V... nsa3tea. REPORT OF THE TRUSTEE I The semi-annual examinati(jn the. Students of the Newbern Acad einy .took place on the 16th inst. and was contjnued' through that and t.he twor succeeding days. The whole number of Stuclentjs belonging to ihe Academy i,s One hundred and nine'ty, vizV fifty-six triales, fifty-four jfe males,'a4dighty in the Lancastrian Department. But ' in consequence iofYne prevalence pf hooping coufgh and measles, and the inclemency the weather during the two last diys of the examination, many Students .were necessarily absent. All wjho were present werei publicly examjin ed on the"several studies which Had occupied their attention , during the last six months, ff he Trustees hive much reason, on the whole, to he pleased jwith fhe lresult. : It proles that the- T'eachefs have faithfully performed the duties of their sta tions ; ajnd nhat- With a few excep tions, the Pupils also have been m dustrioujs and diligent. They diijett the following Report to be made public. J ; . j . : -'r The examination commenced with the pupils in the; Ptiale Depart ment, wha are pldceoVunder the mediate! chargeofDrleeman. Hannah Gastcn.was examinee the elenients of reading and spelling, and performed verv well. J ' A class composed of Sarah Jjahe Thompson; Justitia Smith and Mar garet Watson was examined in read ing and the " elements ; 0f Engtigh grammar it. is Ian excellent littje class. No distinction can be made .in it. ' i l:r: , - f-. A class consisting of Susan jane e Hawks. Mar Betsejy Webber, Alice Blackledge, Caroline' Chapman, Jane Graham and ilouisa Blackledge composed a Class nvhich made a good examina tion cin parsing Cowper's Task. It qn parsir is .difScult: to, in this class. distinguish accurately -The four first named are Jeemed the best and equal to each other, j . - EvVlina Hawks, Hannah Shepard, Nancljivyebber,-- and Eliza, Graham, passe a yery approved examination in parsing Milton's Paradise Lost. Fhe 1 i rcstees cann6tdiscriminate betwe tii them. Thev notice,' huv. with peculiar approbatiunl Eli ever, z t (if ham's 1 rr lilfilC A ters, lar apprbbatiun, distinctutterancrr, and her correct 'manner of reading this Poet efess constituted cf Sarah Mas iVIria Dixon, Betsey Dixon, Elizl MlCabc and Eliza M'Lin, was xarained oh Willct's Geography, as far as a J general description ' qi; the United States. 1 hey . all deserve aPP" order excel Gas bbatl on. and are named in the in1 which they .are thought to 'I .' ' I" ;' - ""' "- , .'. Ii class composed of Susan Jane on, ! Frances Carney, Penelope. Shehardi Drusilla Bell. Maria Hatch, Elizh Vipon Anne Hyman, Caroline Crawford, Frances Vail, Mehetable Mastersi Mary Cheney, Emmeline Stewart,! lane, Butler arid'. Eliza-ForK vilid, was examined on vy iuci s vc- irom tne commencemen. iv of ru in nited Stes oj j America, th Congress assembled, That the receiver of Pub lic mies for the district of lands offeredfor sale at Jefferson, "lie, be, ; Gaston, Maria Dixon, Betsey Pix 1 og-Jpl to the puestiens on. the maps Nor-fh America and the United SiatW inclu:nves and gave satislac tionl tThe eight first arc distinguish ed, land are mentioned in the order of their comparative merits;. jj ' Sltiheil ' Ball, Nancy .rBeili Julia Burgwirl Fanny Vallace, and barah Were exammtd nor em'y on of ihc last class, ill but on f South America land he 1 rustees have everv res son to be satisfied with them, and thidk the . order in which they art named,-) points out their rehtive pro- ficincy j V : ..'..' ! A ,ery numerous ' class was ,exam inea on Adam's Geography through out This class consisted of Evelina HawkJ the fetiidies the m. ns 0 Europe.! 'I Hannah Shepard, Nancy 1 Webber; Eliza-Graham, Mary Ann Brvan, Phebe Hawks, Betsey Web. befl I Alice Blackled-eV Caroline Chflnman. i Tane Graham, Louisa Blackledge, Mary Ann Mitchell, EiJnlrTrrdtter, Mary Ann j 1ot terj Frances Devereaux, Alary Wilktns. len'net Wilkins, Henrietta B.Smith, Caroline Laxaoue, Ann ; larly that the order in which thev arc na med has no connection! with -their merits. ';': t".. r ''; v-l ' ' A xlass composed of Eleanor. Trotter, Frances Devereui, Mary Ann Mitchell Henrietta B. Smith, c Mary Anr Trotter Carolina iJi nio tte Jennet ' ilkins, M ary ;WiCf f kins, Ann Stewart. Gearge Sear ,; Sally Ann Crawford, were examined on the circles and problems of the Globe. If any" distinction x can b& . made, the four first nameci are believ ed toexcel,amlin the order in which. they are ' mentioned. ..' . I J: "J ' ' On the fi st two chapters of Blair's ; introduction to Hhetoric1 were ex- , amiried M an; Ann Mitchell, Elea nor Trotter, George Sars, Sally Ann Crawiord 8c iSlary Ann 1 roiter,' and the ore er in whit h jhey are na- ' -m'ed designates t'peir rj lltive merit, 1 Phcshe Hawks, Marv Ann B van, ) iBetsey.Wehber, Caroling Chapman,, I Alice Blacjkledge ahcTJape Graham "P weTeJ .'-e summed Yon the .first ,ftur chapters of Blair's Rhetoric ant) on the elem entary p rjnei pie i o fy N itj . al Philosoph . t The first four art (lis tingujshed in . the ord.T in whi h., they are mimd.' u r .' '" 1 . Evelina Hawks, Hannah Sht pnrd, Nancy Webber, and EliZ Qranami ' ; were examined cn Moralphilosophv. 4 1 ' ! r.nd the cle tronomy rtientary prinjciples of as -In their x-i nination nrr- Astronomy- thev. solved! sever. 1 ih Xerestjing Problems on j the, Plan tta- n'um. i hey gave in eat h "fjtlit:sei. s tudi es pei fe ct sati s fa ct i on y h e ii merit is sot equal no distir.ct'ori cam be made.v . A class consisting oj ham, licuev A ehher, ' - ' " - Eliza (ira Alict- Bla k. ledgf, Caroline Chapman, LouVi.. Blackledge and Jane. Giahai 1 vi- examined on Latin Grammar and or Wfc3t. Uanci the first tf i eclogues of Virgil these Eliza Graham lis" the U'.l ' The others are mui h approve are equal to each oth-r i . The Trustees then -proceeded tr the examination o- sjch of th? malci pupils as were under the Jivimedwt& K ri 5 Hawks, -LKv in L a re a i ; d'' John- ii ar. ; yey vere examitv d c'i the-first iwo Books ot the Udes ox Horace 1 he? . ana nqttii! arjprMV 'if tx fc -'; two last named are bes These two also pRst an amination on Cicero's Oratrous, aa did Benjamin Hawks oh CpHcct.tnl Minora, and Levin ; L ne -cn tm? Greek Testament. John ' Harvejr was examined on,Xer4ophoh''s Cy rb paedia and gave satisfaction- : Joseph N. Hoskih?, passed a tod i examination on the ftrstl ooat . oc Euclid and practical Trigorfifie xy John O shorn Ivey pawdan ap-? proved examination on theprmci. pies of navigation. . PrOceedincr next to th depart. ment under the immediajjt charge; 'ff ; Ii ; of Mr. i'isdale, the'1 rusdes ' with a class of v Enghheade3.'; This class consisted of foVph-f'-! ';-'-:;.''v...v motte, Charles Shepart Sears, Joseph W, Tisdy-. rg i: Wlli'im f illinfr irvahrAlexander Vtitfi Hen-ij rv Harvey, Charles Gci -&Jcv1'' Patridpe. Thev crr.effly read niih. ; - ,,:. i . F , . . '5 ' r; torrectness and arc nnt d in kh derin which they f PR9dP . -X"-t !' ' I'll - ;-rxt .,Ar4y'y&:' :On English mar Were exmied( Johnj V et, Henry Harvey aCharles Shrpard, TUr nrr a11 much approved and no distinction is marbetween'thenK 4. - William beafs, Josepn xamouey Joseph W. Tisiie and Wiinpi Brvan. were examined' ovx.vtiX L j . ' . - -. Grammar. If IhereiOe 2Dyincr-j nr amontr themembefariP IS lass, it iSs.1 re named.-15Ut Very lKUCVXW'v.;,n, ' . . ". . . " ! 9 . .. fv-,vJt-.vJ '- : . '; ;' . " ! - ' ...'."' I j Isaac &tridge;f .and -Alexin -1:1 &fCA Mitchell lid hut lately 0 " in the Encfo KrammRr.Thev y i-fM- Jl.:-k J I i 'ti -ie tirir 'Ktudi -1'- V.AUUlllll' . ' 7--- : ... . I 'j 1 ' - v ' I T M ' ' ' . ' . ' i "'.---" -..,' : - . ' . - 1. 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