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v'lJALEIGir ACADEMY. - The following is an abstract of the Ciees Report 1; Stolsx?f - W 7 ' it a T.R D EPAHTMENT. " ' . r1attfht ly fashua,Lumsdeni ; Alexander; Htrdy and. Charles. .Johnson, were ' groined on the, Of K spelling isook, anar cxjiim . , '. w . .i, v 1 .-yCrS h and WmV Marcellus. on Readme i of PiWiTb firstmc was best; - , , . w. , rr'",V-- - :i tf? T,,rner ICobetbHardv.; Tas; CaUum. JV VV ' . r " 1 ,u: 1 ' Titian ana v-iurics r iLiiaiu!Ktiiiuic-iiK i ::lish'Beadrr.J?1esittm , acre thebes reader;,.. U; Shaw and Ann Mnly were?examined on. S e sMtiewitu ne twro mowpune lstaid 2.1Bparts of Gramma Turner 'idereatbebcst - nrt nearir cuuai. . v ; : rhiiaine were rxairoined on Anthmetic,TVrit-;l 'VI irr and bhcpeaKin, uoDen bmixn, vames -;Callum.anaKWenwoy i a iinrc ' 'AVnC jlatceims Kwen amim, ,ia.rnes uanuin t . HOmII. II A IlLllllllCLI tat If IU rtliil LCI lla" I m ' 1 . ' ' ' t . it "- w tneoruc V . ueoirapnyi ana. were roqna verynenecit ; -i r nll;inMj;(, f . .... (tln-m were cimodtred the best Wrt- i - . i. . .. J : I , .. -y 1 1 J-outs Keaaie, ot i VWhri were btst all tr approved, v 1 : : I rpi,..n- hfi.w . -.-. ' ,c?--.'- - - ' r.fmraif ml Parsin.4 -Both were hiirh- I ;..jt5;, .. . S... r f naveiamea some v j.nji"" : - , - . .l ?."t J """is wary aiuinv.ana uosJ nui, wa c RJsmf,cnnV i ' and James Roylan. ort Iatirt Grammar-- Vuham MarceHus obtained tbie. firs honor, James Callum " kni James UoyHin the secondvf 5 ; f$sT7 'fi :r' Ym. M ceHUs and Robert Smith, oh Ilistpria ' Sacrs. : Both were. apptovnoj distinction i : Caswell Price, Uevereux Hopluns,V Edward Cobbs'" and Thomas;G , FoTster,,-were examined. , on Ke;4in," Spelling1 in Waldo's Dictionary, La- tin Grammar, M air's Introduction, Virgil, Arith - iwtic, Writing and Oratory On all which stu. t!ieind exercisesthey acquitted themselves to T:- the entire .salisfactinni:ptV the; Trustees Their -merits wereso "nearly equul, tiiAt2 no distinction f V ' . . 7rw?ir Mft PrviS. O, Freeman, Principal. j)hy,;i :appr..ved Ilvjngvhut recently com- I menced the sMuiy.ot .ucograpny, ne wasexamni- i ed.oivJy :.on,tb tntiduction, but was perfect as far, as he went,' z o f "'--'i I .-Henry Dudley, ort Reading, Spelling and La- tin Grammar, acquitteid himself bandsomely- George PolklIenty Seawelt ana nobert sea- weUlwere examined jon-Histom iramniite.anit "Arithmetical Tables.', Robert Sea- , elt was deemed besti-all were approved;: ; ; Maiiroe ,Webb.and Henry "XL Her stood an ex-, cel-nt examination oii the Geography of North ;nd Soutli Am6nca $e 'Xjuited States and Eu tcpe' IiMlUrias infe,nost perfect - ; Thomas' Matthews and Abraham Buford were V-tiamiiiedon ten chiterd i in1, CesaiC rv Mat ihe s 1' was v orontmnceil i best,: and he has' been distinguished! foVNstoiformlyicorrectsadlin'-. v dustrious depbrtmen.;l K&f-'k ' K C . Johtr Williams, "Aler Austin, RobeK Burton, Hufus Klk and Ruk1 ijavwoodj were examined ; m the 3d &. 4th books! .of Cesar and -on three E .1'cr"ueV of .VirgiU vrT la class was much approv-f ; d.Ti Alcxi AiistinvK. IB ur ton and Jno. Williams '', Were difcjriguishd. 'r.'; ;-7r-':?:'' ::'ylr y Robert aywootU Henry Rond,-Pleasant Hen derson and Julius Guthrie stood on the 1-t & 2d books. of the Eneid of yirgil. Their examination ; was approved and they ate pronounced equal. ; James MFheeters4JsH. Gheniresv James ' Ilendivson,; Thomas ifejck with Vr Haywood 'and Joel Kinffi were examirted on the 3d 8t 4th books ",of the Eneid. AiKiia wen.- james ticnaerson Was must approved.', !! V: Heirvv cannon sinou an excenem examination - " - . ' ' ii . i ; on thesx first booics ;:nrtne neiaot virgin on ; 12 cliaptefsin tUe Greek Testament, and in Gra ' ca Minora to the 24th page. f' -'-: dtichard Wiggins stotel on the Whore of Grxca Minora, and is an excellent GreekvScbolar. r.AUtTHM ETIC James G. M'Pheettrs, tames 7lienderBn,;,Beckwiih,Cl.oe Alexander ' Aii-tin, Hobrt Burtorij Rufus Polk, and John, Williams were examined to the Rule of Three,' ; inclusive.'. All were perfect, ij Alex. Austin and 'Robert Burton were; most ready, -.p - v , .RobertHaywood,, Pleasant Henderson and 'Henry 'Bond, stood well to Compound Reduction, ' 'i:;clirsive..-. ;.--. . . v: ; ,; - : , ' ; Thomas Matthews Sc Joseph II. Cheaires were examined throfurh the! whole of common ' Arith metic, exce f . ' i 1 cept Fractions, and were approved and f. r& X r-Z:..: 1 :i . edMal. Hem v Cannon.' a Henry Mlllef and Richard '' .AViggins, - stood on ,V idgar and iDecinial Frac tions, and were foutul.familiar with this , impor V tant part of - Arithmetic .Nov distinction " was J ! X FEM .I.E, DEPARTMRNT." 4. :i-:." ' y- , Mrs. GooaiMinylScho9lA,'A:p ; v , Martha Seawell, : Eltzabvth Hawkins Melissa Wilhains; Amanda Bell, & I: ElizaBobbitt, were exammed in Spelling, Reading:; and Caiechism, and' passed very. well. ;!- .viV-,-.-..v i J ,1 . v; ? "Julia boon, Heleri SnawV Henrietta King, Ann Cobbs,-Elizabeth. Yetmofe, Ann E. " Fcbon, Mary Cobbs and Matilda Brazier, were heard in fejjeliriig. and acquittedHhemselves welL Frances Hay Wood, " ilaitha: Cannon, - Sabina Miu, Caroline , AViisop, Julian Boon, Ann E. yelton,' Helen Shaw, - Henrietta King, and Eliza Heth W'ethiurer hread,m Murray's Intrwluction, and were considered a pnom.sing class oi Readers.: I nni 1 - j 1 v.. - " .1 ) The same clais', w.th the addition ot Mary and; Ann Conbs and Matilda tiraziv-r, were heard on iifown! Catechimi and were found very perfect, r :- The same, : clsWUlf-the addition of Mary "VMiituei.l, MaryiAKingl ScElizabeth; Hawkins, tre, exasuned f h'crip.tUreTassagev (nut were iiwind tu have paid a" proper attention to the sub ject.;.. ; x ) :i;4-A1r::' :-- iUry. Whitneld. Frances Haywood. Jdartha Cuiop, SabiHai MartiVv MSarafc Hawkins; Caro-" J WWibon-.andiMa .Spelling with lUfinitioiisj oil Reading and Arith- h.etic and aProved.V Mary Whitfield & Frati- ce. llaywcxHl Wre the be, t pellers, and Mtha C--o extrbstJ,i lReadii n.exic, iiicjiistivts well;; in AnthnletiCi ? Frances Hay &hSife f. - r- J ! Vammar; and'wound-veiy'cowec'VVi;: Of the Siietim's'ns of Writ mg produced by Of the Sninin. r w, A, A IwiK- J above class. MartHVliitfieid swaa best. -X c 7- '..: r."-JTt-- '": l . -V V" l 1 uennitirtnst . Iv WrrtfufCnrtrf vAnthrriPtuy.- In . -. . i . - ----j, . ... I'risciiU ShaW WhI . ht, ih Arithmir s,, ihnour and AnnManly were most expert. s..0.. - .tr k t -7.. . . 1 WnrnwiLi. Tr.i. tist named were tnsidered ihe best ;v "ueu were cpnsjderea tne best readers.- . I-auu WetmorePnscillcShuw andAhn Man- Richard, Seawell, injReating and Spelmgvac Gr;mmai, Geography, Scripture and V.'ri- . quUted himself Will.. I :. '. ' s ; . . ting. The Reading of this clas? was approved, 1. JtdmStuart; in Ueadinjg,; Spelling and Geogra- WithcMitdistmction. In Spelling. Sarah Gatlin Susan tiilnmnr Pr?il!Q fthsfof;' ,Vfitrnrt Tinhn I Laur vv. U i n, it.;: i. v - Ibirt, R. Giimour Iv anrt a ' ,-uiiiu. oii: l ers. In Spelhng, y corre "v? " Was this tWewip cor Su.' .;i ' . .1,- -t ' '. .V l rect in .OrthotrraDhv ahd Gramhiatfcal OonH-ii.2 tv i - "ur a?ul i'targaret uunn, stood on ,7 ftl,sy f Ue Cmted JSutes'an.rNoilh . I? V ?2r ?r Laut w 7 L , Ci . Vt if i v - , , W..U.O, , bu,a,.: Gdn.o.ir, ana U-iy, Waux.ol t . . btteal.- Gdn o.tr: Mur.a If ,v- r- J and Ar.n C. Manly, were lit crd in W " -pUcopal Catechism, and were -foui correct. .1- : .. rw - - t . rf- iTona-Ai Loner: iitira ai tsunrc.. i;rv v ed welL ; without-di Miss Deiarnett ; vThe same Class, Haywood arid LydU Jones and with r Wethlore, ?Antiianly andUosa Hill, u . .i-.vj:ii KjJitiu eszJ rl kX iV the ing, arid pn Callum, Kii f:;,m,rr p;n''ii .-.lh:'orf uiWp Questihs the class answered correctly OB prepared to stand On the G-eop-riiphy of the VVorld W-and from the parts on which they were examin ed, it is believed they. Were correct on the whole OOOK. i- . - .wfiV v'; . 'M.?? . ' v .'- ' Maria Long, O wen De iarnett 1 and Eliza Pick- Lett, were heard on Rhetoricjand Philosophy, and were highly approved. Miss Long was const dered best in both tbeser studies. " - Iuira Burges,' Mary Callum,'' Melissa Bobbitt, Maria Haywood, and Lvdia Jonts, produced spe cimens ofjYVriting which were much approved. Laura Burgas and MeJissit Bobbitt excelled. I Maria Lony Owen Deiarnett and Ehza Prck- ett lso exhibited snecimens of SWritine. Each of these students write handsomely. Miss riCK- ; ' Mis Benedict's School. Z' ry ; Julia ' Llovd, Ann Bricrers, Sarah Gatlm and Ann Cheairs, were examined on Reading-, Spel- having been longer at school than the oth r members ot the class, was considered best.! The rest wece approved. In Grammar. Sarah Gatlin was heard in a higher class, and acquitted her self tvvcll. Ann Cheairsi Julia Lloyd and Ann Uriggs were ! distinguished n the order named. In: Geography, Ann Uriggs having been longest progressed farther than the o-1 ther members of the class. They were distin guished in the order named, viz', Sarah Gatlin, J ul.a Uoyd and Ann Cheairs. In Catechism & Scripture . all were approved Of the Speci mens of V riling produced, Sarah Gatlin's was best, and Julia Llovd s and Ann Cheairs's were next best, j : , ." ' The next class, which was composed of two divisions, were examined ion Spelhn?, Reading:, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Scripture and ritmg. , l he. tirsl consisted of, Susan Martin, Frances " King, ElSzabeth Aera and Margaret Beck with; (,1. he last mentioned wa absent with leave). The second consisted'. of. Mary Cannon, Su,s:trt Washington, Maria Hunter and Rebecca Ht li.-r-1 he nrst division, read ; with correctness a h! fluency.1 No distinctions. . In the second division, Susan Washington and Mary Cannon were Jest and about equal, and Maria Hunter and Rebecca" Bell next best.' In spelling, Su san Washington, Elizabeth Avera and Frances King were tlistiiiguished,nn the order named. T"ie members of the 2d division, were distin- gu shed in the following Order, viz Susan Wash ington, Mary; Cannon, Rebecca Bell and Maria Hunter. In Arithmetic, all did well, no distinc- tin. In Grammar and Parsh.o-. Snn Maw;n Elizabeth A vera and Frahces Kins- were best & nearly ,equai: In the 2d llivisionon this study, all were approved. In Geography! all appeared to have pursued the subj. ct with diligence. In the 1st division ot the class, Elizabeth Avera & Susan Martin were best ; and.in the 2d Mary Cannon received the first ilistinction. In Scrip ture, the examination was highly satisfactory. In Writing, the f 1st divisioh F. King had the first distinction in large hand, and E. Avera in sm dl hand. In the 2d division,! S Washington and R. Bell had the i first distinction in large hand, and M. Cannon in small hand. ! v Elizabeth Ragsdale, Amelia High and Ann Brickell were examined on 1 Reading, Spelling, juimiiuviiv, umiaiaa .1111 1 JllillUlill i III- losophy, Scripture, Writing and Composition. The Reading of the class! was much approved. Aiitnmetic, urammar and Parsing-, Natural Phi- No distinctions-were made; in Spellinsr. In Arith metic, E!z; Ragsdale received the first distinc tion. In Grammar and Parsing; Amelia Hieb was deemed best and Ann Brickell next best. In Natural Philosophy, this. class was distinguished I in the following order, vii,' Elizabeth Ragsdale, AnnXBnckell, Amelia High. On Scripture, all were i annroved. No' distinction . Tn VVritincr. Ameha Hish llhad the first distinction in small hand, and Elizabeth -Ragsdale, in lare hand. The Compositions of the class were written cor rectly, and the sentiments contained in them were good. 7 ." . , 1 ' .- ..' -. ' " Elizabeth Busbee, Anh Washington, .Lucetta Uusbee, Lucinaa Hay wood, hlizabeth Harrison, Matilda tJobbitt and Eliza! Parsley were examin- ed on Spelling, Reading, Grammar and Parsiner1 Arithmetic, Rhetoric, Kathral Philosophy, Scrip- ture. Composition ami Writing. Elizabeth Bus- bee and Ann Washington are the best Headers, Di, k Parsley are the next be arkT,. . If1 Rr.:rtm Lucetta Busbee, Elizabeth Harrison and Eliza st. In Spelling all were approved. Trt Grammar ' and Parsing'. Ann Washington and Elizabeth. Busbee had the first distinction, and Lucetta Busbee, the second. In Arithmetic, Elizabeth Busbee, Ann Washington, i,utcua uuiucc miiu ejiim i arsiev were cusun- guished. ' In Rhetoric, all were approved.' In Natural Philosophy, Elizabeth Busbee is entitled "UC'1S to the first distinction, and Iucetta Busbee to Th In Scripture all were much ap- e specimens-of compositions, pro duced were good, tdizaoeth Busbee merits the fhV Z &S,C nrst uisoncuon ana Ann vvasnington tne secona. ss - was' distinguished in the Elizabeth Harrison. Eliza Bus bee and Ann Washington. v v , : . . : Bel., Fetey Price, cVnt Hill, Pherebe Sea- "wior grammar ana rapsing, Aritnmeuc, is- V . a 1 !' - 1 . tn . U hptitrir. Homnmit (Sn nrl Writ no-. All read iwith fluency and correctness, ti. JLock- w , y mt - - - W -mm - m-m mm mm - - w liW w and L. Bell are the best Read- no distinction was made, all pelt Well. In Arithmetic! the first distinction is awatded toL. Bell and F.I Price, and the, second C..H1II and j H. Lockha Grammar, and "S lC? ? trfi dlS tinction. and H. Lockhart and C. Ilill the sec ass was . highly ap- L Bell was not ex- ""W' V" H;w?.:V sv-wuiii. 01 aosence, the class 4 stood - an excellent examination. - R. z Giimour and F.; Price merit , distinction Phe- school but part of the on this subject.' In 3e class, had a trnrtf d tion. ahoVthe'inoral and iliosenUmehts con-' ladies who produced th J iUed fo faistinc r r'lS fin- uiuiiwuvti, yynuua oili to tne iclridi bI to 'the,t!: i nc Specimw. ci T'enmanshi,. produced -ty vtie causs were neat unu wcii'wut.". v ;m-o uicr - 1,. ; ? v Tfvf vV,niiiV One specimens pt; Drawing . ana Painting .. on piper and velvet, were executed with neatness e.r-ineprpflciencrpt who have recently commenced these ornamental CQt1 have.been expected. U , TtTOnfv TlnTl Hr - AKA,rAV from niM itVW;imintrf An:, jm'mj iuui v' ithiw auiuci ur& wiuuf "man njmed CH AKLES, "26 or 27 years of g-eV auoui a rei seven incnes.in iieijm. - ana sioijTiy built. ,VVe pnrcliJised Charles in January, 182ft f ne.nas wrougni wun our carpenters most of trie tie was lormeriy ownei dv ijir. Melville's Creek Beaufort couik below fJorth .Washingtbni on Pam cause" to suspect that he may runawars belunffinff to eitlier VVake'Countv. . x r---V We Will give Twenty '. Dollars for . his appre hension and delivery to us, or Teh Dollars on his Demg saieiy lodged in any Jad in the State.. - ,. v:; c & p. mallett: Fayetteville, May ir, ,182r. ; - I j 66if.r; TUESDAY; JUNE 12, 1827. H The semi-annual . Examination of the Male and Female Students o our Acade my commenced on Monday last, and clos ed on Friday, on which day the Trustees' Report of the Examination was read in the Presbyterian Church, as usual. As an Ab stract of this Report is published in to-day'S Register, it is unnecessary for us to say any thing respecting fhe result of the Examina tion, .'is a detail of the merits of every dis tinct class will there be found. After the Report was gone through, the whole was closed by a handsome and appropriate Ad dress to the Studentsl by the Rev. J. O.' Fheemait, the Principal of the Academy, in which he represented in a very impres- sive manner, tne creat advantages ot a good Edncation, and the necessity of per- severing application: and industry, and a correct course of conduct, to every youth esirous iT attaining: distinction. The Exercises of the Academy will be resumed on Mondav next. At a meeting" of Jhe Stockholders of the Cape-Fear Navigation Company; at Fay- etteville, on the 1st instant, a Dividend. of 4 per cent, was declared, payabje on the 1st of October next. On the preceding page will be found the proceedings of a large' meeting of the-citi zens of Baltimore in favour of .re-electing JHN ADAMS, to. the Presidency 1 lie papers contain also the proceedits iit Sev- John Q. Adams to the Presidency The. e ral o f th e cou n ti es of Maryland on the same subject. e have been favored with a copy of the following letter from one of our Com niissioners engaged in superintending and laying oft the residue of the lands acquired by this State, from the Cfierokee Indians : ' Franklin, Haywood County, May . The -village from which I write you, is situ ated on a red bluff immediately on the: western bank ot the , I ennessee River; abuot 15 miles from the Georgia line on the Southland 50 from the State ot" Tennessee on the North-west. It consists'of a few rudely "constructed log build- ipg wun cauin roors, ana was iaia out dv xue .. L I ? i -!- . a i Commissioners in 1821," as the Seat- of Justice for the proposed new county. The River here is about luO or t 0 yards wide, of the purest and most limpid water I have ever seen, and runs over a rocky channel, with a current of four ; or five miles an hour.' The Village of Franklin! is surrounded by lofty, craggy . mountai ns, . jisihg gradually one above anqther ; the majestic Blue Ridge stretching its innumerable pinnacles along to the South-East , give to the situation a beaut v & grandeur far surpassing any thing that can be conceived. The country watered by the Tennes- see in this State, is, m most respects.a delightful one. The lands lying contiguous Jto the River and its tributary streams, is- of a good quality, though not first raie, having been in culuvation possibly tor centuries by the Indians.' . In many I places, there is no appearance of a stump ts be I seen for miles. ; it was laid off by the St dein j small sections, and is inhabited by an industrious, 1 enterprising, fit I may add, intelligent population. ( It is a remarkable fact hicb every day's obser- l vaiv'Jii ins, viiai vitc inuusirious a:iu cuicu- j prising are always the first to emigrate to new countries. - All the necessaries, and even many of the luxuries 0f life, are produced in great a bundiiice, and; of a superior quality. The range is excellent ; the grass and rich herbage, even at this season of thevyear, is in many parts of tle mountains, two and three feet hitrh It is la land flowing with the richestand most delicious milk and butter that I have ever seen.v An oir dinaiy.Cow will give four gallons in the day, &. cattle requires little or no feeding, except for'a few. months in the W'nter.M I see fat horses, -ft hogs, and tat cattle, Wherever I gosheep thrive remarkably well, and produce vtry fine, good wool, which I am inclined to" think would be come one of the staples of this country,5 were it not for the wolves. y heat and Oats grow toler. bly well V Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes,1 Cabbage and Pumpkins, ot a superior quality; ; Co: n .. is "produced in great abundance, though it does not grow yery,large,o wing to tlie coldness of the cli mate, vegetation being four or Ave weeks laien here than with you; and the 1 hermonieter six or. seven degrees colder The mountains abound in bears, wolves,' panthers, deer, turkies, hedge hogs and rattlesnakeaL". : . : . ' , - - ,We are progressing with our Surveys as well as could be expected. We find much ;difiiculty, in asceruiining Mvaere . the lorraer Surveys run More time i consuufed in'hunting'butther'old lines, "than in running oS" the'tactsi',l - 7 ' vWjlliam H. Crawford, late Secretary of the. Treasury, has been- appointed by- the Governor of Gedrgia k ludge of the ' North ern" CircuitV; to :"fiH : - the VacancV of Judge iired at Im 'ptantailon" iaXin- couerof th last week uooiy ,wno w I ll f . cola in the 4' '- ' hn at) Republican, that a di Gere rice "had t between the Commissioners; of .the U S ahd'the.State of- Georgia, ori'ftinnir clip oounaarjiine peiweea ine laueranu i iOr- Ida aad that their Jiif thei" progress Has been suspended by GdVerbdf Tro u p- Thomas: Spildrn?Esq. vCpmrai&sjqner jon the-part of (Seoria, has returued to DarienV & Thifi may laon llandolph,. .Esq. ? Commissioner" on the partot the u. btates, to Milieu treville. The PresidentVPp ing the intercouse' with- theT3filish 'West Indieswas carried ou t bj the Binnirigham hich'"arrired at liiyerpoo? on the 23d.I It was jpu bi isheci in a 1 1 vthe papers, but we no nqi.puserve any oiner enmmenr on tne uo j:ut,.iiitii uiai u waa me, oiii . cimrse lUIl IU tJe Preidenti $Z"-y.- .? ---'v; ''v'V;v;4 ' 'Political MeetinxVe have ah acc tra n t of the late meeting held "in Gal vert xoupty Majland, froni a, friend. If was not call ed an ; Ad. n'i lustration nor a Jackson meet- injr like those in most of the counties; but navin uent speakers on each side. was"- court weekC - Th e re w ere 305 ge n tie m en n rese n t w hen the question was taken, Vn unpreeden ted number for that small' but spirited bounty of which ohlv 1 7 voted f. ir Jac: lectin, and all the remainder for the Administration :v; b Annapolis Republican - Difficulties iA Canada.Vhe TolIoivinV ominous article is from the Canadian Spec tator;: : I " : ; i y; ' V ynpleasant Intelligence. We are orr ry to. observe t anuounced in the OfHdial Gaze:t te of the : 10th instant, that the agi tators has so abused the ignorance of the People as to produce a revolutionary moye ment, and that seditious; meetings have beenheld, that ought to be 'dispersed: by' public force. God help us I we fear this will be ci bloody Summer." : : ; The Lebanon fPenn.V Renublican. of Tuesday last, s iys : We stop the press to announce. that the waters of lthe -rftva-tara have been successfully : raised tthls day, by the great water wlleel and steam engine at the inouth of the Kettle Run. in to the drain or feeder which is. to Hiinnlv the summit level of the Uuion-Canai.- ;lf noaccident occurs, and we anticipate nvne,j mis win ue uie greaiesi iriumpo. inat tne spirit of internal improvement lias achiev- eu in uie ut states. ' . ... i - :- - -. Useful; ImprovemenLThe model ofV a Machine! to plain and joint alii sorts of lumber, ts now in Fayetteville, and can be seen at any tinie at Mr. Dobbin's cop persinithshup. 'Mechanics who have seen and exuniued it, pronounce it a valuable improvement. .IJte Machine can be work- od either, by horse or water power, and ran famtv.b artar. hnd n a sawmill ,'lh 1 . .- . ..p-enrJMr -Josenh Al!n. is abnut tn rnn. struct one in the saw mill ot Mr. Aciubald McRay, in that vicinity." j ; - - V f5T"--7'-r ". ,: . . ';y. We gave some days ago an account of the robbery of . the Ohio State Treasury, me anesi oi ine roDoer, arm tne recovery of all but. 81400 of the, spoils The last Columbus paper iyes tne annexed ac- count ofjan extraordinary attack upon the pusoiici in jaii ue janurissam w navei - m t -m .a . oeen privy to if. A meeting' ot. the citi - zens of Colmiibus was held in conse quei ai dla place of confinement, and severely beaten, on the night of the 10th inst. From , the statemciii of credible persons, we learn that his! throat'' was much" swollen, one tooth broken - out, several marks made'- on! his breast, as though punched v with a club. and thirty-five stripes on his back., On the next. day he was unable tospeak audi bly; His own statement of the matter we think tt heedless to publish. 0IOM7. it is lourieen years since, ine t to I earn; frorrt'llie ' Sav- as a general meeting, of the voters of the county omhe subject of the Pi-iiileatial.er lectiqrr: f The canvass ' lasted f io " day s J eloq ice,Uisavowmg all participation in such 7sZlX. " ? " f Rt HonW. Huskiscc ; voutrage, and otierins a; reward lor the PlVi,i neiLA c Z ".a;-. . - ' icovery of the oeruetrators. i ' - I : rcnntrr,! - ;;Rt.Hon. CV. Wyni ::Outrage.Vm.'& : ' . . .... 7 . . . s I First Lord of the Trpan-V i a . commuieiu in iranKiin Jail,: or. robbing l ; ind Chancellor of .'Rt. lie G.cinV. C " i T. f A ', ' ill.... - ... , ... j u : .- ; last snow tell in JLdsbon. Dr- H. was in ,r. f l; olF ' you mayget home how you cani" . J c .i i. u . said he; as form v parti must make the best usel canWthe littlelimeihis w i -s . ' j " ;. -.-. !i - last, anii a way ne ran lnio.iine uexii church.--r5duZAe'jr" Letters from' Spain and PortuscaL LATEST FROM ENGLAND. V j.The packet shin Leeds, Ca pt. ' Stodard arrived 'on Saturday nightfrom Liverpool naving saneu on tne ,oi April, ana orougni . regular au vices 10 mai uay iuciu The i new Administration had not 'yet been formed;1 and much anxieiY i contiuu- ed on the subject. "? A ri ego tiation was' still goi ng on with the M arquis of Laiisdo w ne to bring in the rt hxg parly. -Propositions wnicn nau oeen raaue.tonim, were cxpeci- ea to De oeciuea upon on me stun. ' ; - . . From the Pant JEtoile, April 23. -v-. . ' Constantinople. March 26. ' " : ; - ' . . . ... . ....... i ; Ihe Porte shows himself decidedlr a verse from accepting the proposals of the English sad Russian Ambassadoril in favor of the:Gree1cs,nd:theV lleii Effe been dnrnissed, because he did hot jprotestl with sufficient !:uei?V -'azalnsc 'ail interveh-1 tion : Six'tbo to Viiarch"im"mediatefy. t totthe ait pf Qmer Pacha who is closely blockaded atNeropbnt. ; Mr. 7Stratford Cahniha;ud31'deJ Ribeaiipie'rfe hare'dat ly conferecices. iThey had Used the 20th lor the 'expiratjpn bf fuie time given for'an aiis wer and y et they haveriotf taken any farther steps though tier;"I)ivah: has uot (Avn thni n v nffifijil netvoi. - ' - '.i.. r ilttef47rtinIron iijhatne : Mar4uls ha ves,;; and hia nnclecSiveira yere to arr.i veVi t : Ir:: m on' t. irt!:v f jejit frooi'that 'ice to ilyj French ,X l ory, Vwh e re.'they.avilf be. pl.ic-t! C:Asr perln'tehtfence of if a -1 i t of ilz P stationed aehobil.' ' . Th,e" advance tnadebyj'i ; Cpi towards tlielfroh tiers of ; Fc, bed : to the knofledre w h ich th e ,.i trn 1 3 t :- Col. der-inrCiief that- armyh u! .of the r ire of J he' English ttrbp-to draw . i :rer t eSpaiUshrontiers; Jv3 --le' armies of the two-nations t - " ;werevoppbsiteJeaeh:T iu; shejCvingauy: signs bfcfiostilityv' j rs LiSBo k:A rait-?. - vv The Horn n n V : 8th from Knl and Jiav i ng n n bo.i n J ty j hundred fift y troipsv4rje C iu at V: Cassa.r:FIoreW Siiamsh'.AtabhssadtVr, V 'returneU-I to Spainl r-His Secre tar f i c -mains. gjx:, ; -ipr r- f 'Th e brt;": war Gbn st en ci a , arrrvcd.hs'r on te 3d trom ki Janeiro having on b;. Counsellors Abrantes and C4stro, tlie ' - uties to-iheEmriefor, jvh? left here in G . - be r. : 'They w ere wel I. received by t he E i- perur and fimtg fa6ra6! aceuntsbf h Ui tehnirtatforu ib suppornhe' Coiistii Potua1 ; LIYERpOOIy MAHKRTt " ; Li y brpo ol, "A prii. 2Qr - : T' We are very quiet to-day- n rr ton?markefbdfiave been - for. t! -4 S h three, days the Vsajes An that; periuj mounting ;only tb : SOOD ba?s. ; - & r sma ! I concession -has - been necessary to Hec t sales of Uplands, anil in AUBafnas a nd th lower Equalities of New-Orieans,'a decline bf id top per pound has been submitted to. otner, aructe5.no aiieiauoDS.: New.TorkJ'une 5. ''Thb Packet ship ' .Canada, , Ca p?. Rogerrv Arrived' last -- itigh t,'" iia vi n. sailed on 1c : May, bringing Liverpool papers 6 tht date, .arid London to 26tn: April Thl. most i m porta nt news contain ed l n them , i i th e forin i tfon o f the : " e w -Minis t fy; ; 111 a House of Commons, were to h.tVe met c:'i Ist'May aud the: Huuseo'fXordson thi "Sd.ideuu' W'4v v fi- rif-f.r- " - Kini George the Fourth, has shoxvn 'sb nil decision and fudependeuce in liis lale ranements, and so mtich'judgtnent in. -vati ngioii rid over btrth, that ldSreTn Vtlll pscend to posterity as a bright nt in t! '4 unnal s of Britainl: He1 has now red ee me the former errors of Ws iifeyand convinceu, the world,-that though early indiscretions clogsfed and renderea .his mind awhile in active, still they v could- nit subd ue :I;at mind, which Whig and. Tory acknovici!f-6 to be the brightest and strongest, that hat swayed for centuries the Englishiceplr. In; appointing. the, Duke of Clarenci Ltk d '. High -Adjni ra I . t h e Kt ng h as v e s teC wie supreme com manu oi ine.xiiavy m v:: : per&on, which has not beeo.; the case V sine the JaJs u-Lbrir!Uwke;: that jpmver flavin - I 1 - A . oeen uu now wieiuey oyjne. ljurus . missioneriot the Admiralty. irxw Jldmtxis fa AtiarZ ; " Peers.: i Z 2 i r, ' -Lord Chancellor,'. y. ' Lord Lynd'hcfsf. . Jord President ' " EmvI of Hariovybv Lord Privy Seal . . - . Duke of Chancellor of the DiicKy i;. Portland Bexley i . " liancasier, ' Secretary of Statef D lev ;1 - the Colonies. - - Zltlxx Mr. Rnhin.an.t - I m . - .. . - - . 7; : v- 1 ' Commoners. 1 Secretary of State lor the o Rt, Honn Stures - i 1 'Home DpartmentTy; Bourne: xne lixcneauer. . - i nir - Jfot in Ihe Cabinet. - . - ... . ' Lord High Admiral, His Royal Highness t! . Duke of C' Master General, of the ' Ordnance,' , ; V Marquis; of Ar -'c " Ird Chamberlain of - the Household " S Duke of Devons-lr i)uke of Leeds Master of the Horse . niet secretary to the Y xr - w r l-ieutenant of Ireland 7 S" T - - Lav .yippotntments.' Master of the RolUr - .7 Sir Jolxh Lei Vice Chancellor i Attorney-General .:. . -' Xir. ScarM f poiicitor-GeneraLK, : . Sir :r. Tin.! 1 9 Lord Granville would-return to t'arii, -j -;frJ -r ;j u i u . - i -, ' nd, itls said.has been promid by Jr. .u - - . i"Je ; l ciai ui iunia" The NVhig . Members on the re-cpeni n of Parliament, intendit;is said; .is a rr.-r': otrespecr to Aliv Tjarining toV tatia t!.:ir seat on the right. , - ; V . : . The Irish appointments are n'otj: H Of the two Secretaries of ihe Treasu r, I . ArDuthrtot and. MrIitishinocin,'-' fsigned,:the place of only -'o'ne' h?5 "ha 3 - r - i Deen; nil eu: -. . 31 r;; f lanta has b e e a ed'td succeed- Mr. Lushinrtoni-b'otli -lz creiary or tne l reasury and as Hep; js : t i ve fori H as t i ngs; a go yer ft ni e n t b c rc i M rVPI a n ta Tias been a u cceed ed in th e : cretary of State office" by Mrv Black hou the fomer Secretary of Mr. Cannir. . ic was expected that M r Feel will stct- mr i -. . - - - his reasons tor-Tesinin oo: the r -'it rorine Mouse oi-Uommons and Led Vci- linoton will also evnlath I House of Lords. J r w mm - - - - V l - i x f "vaie letiers oy me uanrfa: in! I. ' ii-"' a . " ' - I tiiere filt be more oppu :c I Cannings ad mini strati on than had terv v itself a long time" in his" measure s, ; i : m: . L3 c , j : others OftheWhigs in ther for:.- , : c f ti tie w7Cbjnetf that it . f u : trirongHoutvthe '.'"canls iIil j " " j Cburchmeniwho are iv t rc:r.t . I fear-of. theirxlivei- : '-'-' 1 -v; Pluuket hsd Iccd ! t.r of tlie-Rolls but sul - I n.il thi nmr Tf is t - : iKejlouse of. Lords; as a-sur; -; : f . ir, Cannin-'s ;ovenii!iK , f -7 4 1:1
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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June 12, 1827, edition 1
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