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f-
f RALlEIGH A'CAtlEMV.
0
'Tntitntinn was hroneht to va4 cloP : i and
V tefoU-wtcR is Mi;Ahstrctdf the Trus
; ' teesBepdrtoh the occasion -
J Wm; M ;.rsellu$j in ; slmplcj Spelling.
C "va approved ;; - . ;-
Mmroe WrbK James irar Deny ami
Jrhii Faires. in.Feainp. Spell'nfc.YTit-
injrBIairV Qnteclr-sm ana ,pe King.
In Reading Vfehb tx Fairs i were. best ;
in Spelling: Webfci it-.AV.rtt In ft ap Cjte
Wcm .r.Mnherrvl'In Speaking, tbeir
t irt r?ts were in "he prder Jf tbeir names.
! Wrm Potter.c Jol?n I. Taylor, inRearl
T tnt Spelling Blai:-CntecWsm, -.Writing
f - and Speaking; Wm Pra dijtm-
itnished in' Reading ana vyriurg jonn
L. Taylor-in Spelling, j Both were approv
ed mSpealdng.1? f t- -' ' n
, - Abrt Fendcn, Henrr JoVner, Dallas
Havwcod, Jahn Jone. mt-Lewi Peck,
on Re?d5ng. Spelling, Writing & Sreok-
ire; Airread and spelled veil. Albert
Hendoh W the best Writer &i Speaker.
Ransom ProT,A Wahir.gtm Price, John
Fender.. Henrv KelLWtn-'Dnn" Green
L , Wm. Hill, Robert Jensen; Frnk
Hvwood, Robert Bond arid Charles Ra
boteaii, on Reading and SneHing. .t Henry
Xello. R. Johnson & W.:J)unn were the
W Reader ; and R.FPo-J, Ri Bmd. C.
Rabnteau; M v:Hill,hetbcst,Speller.
i John Jones arid Lejs P. ck, on English
Grammar were approvdX ;
. ( Absalom Sm'rth.S'irouelFerebee, m.
Gray and Henrr Smith, en Spelling and
Enish Grammsri A. Smith' was the
' "best Speller, and A; Smith and Gray the
best Grammarians.!: '- -p '"' v-':-
T . Wr.. Drutrimorid, Green L'gn. Robert
" Johnson. Dallas Hy wood & Jhn L: Tay
lor, on Er gtish G ram m ar. J Th e whole
-Were approved on the Grammar gene
?T;dly. without dstiriction ; but " Johnson,
'v iJrummona anc J-.igon wercniu. 1
. An narsin?. .' "I '1 v : . .
The following classes were examined
on-Aruomenc : !
1- 1 - . ' 1 nA.M
vvm. uunn, ureen ngnp-ararwwu-
Johnson, in Kule ct, 1 nree, wir,noui uis
iinctiom : 1 V -: y' -rJ. s
. Washington Priced Robert; Bond and
Albert Htndon, were exammea as , wr
. Rebate or Discount;, and highly, ifp-
: M'Kinnie Fenrier answered every ques
tion put to him in Vulgar Fractions. ;
I Samuel Ferebee, John Herdon, Charles
R?boteau; -Wm, Drommond andJoseph.
Sea-well, were examined on ArithmKic.
'Ba'boteaii & Sea well were absent.: Hendon
. land Ferebee were best. " " '.
; ' j . Jri theCopyWriti: g ard Compositions.
? 1 'of the lait class, Ferebee was rather
t hhe best writing, i and; Drum mnnd's 1 the
xest compositifn.": j -
V I Hendon and Raboteau spoke at the 'A
Icadcmv cn Friday nient.'anct rerenee
h I Drummrndi in the day-time, , ani
and - were-
;ap'provedv . ! . j ' .j? ;..Ti.:-lvri
.. - v .
1 T)n1.ri.t,r. 'OipPartlw
muei Ferebee.nd Wm.' Drumm pnd,;on
.w,. ' Tli.r' vi nil pir!v nr..
1" (Cnrate. a.rd annroved In the order n
Herrv Kello and Frank Hay v ora, on
Hktoriac Sacra, Latin Grammar, Writ-J
ling, peaKiiig ana vcroposiuon. , doui
Iwere aprn'oved cn the two fir-t studies.;
cn the first Kello wasrrather, best He
was also best in" Writing & Composition.
In Speaking both uere approved.
L: VV ashington Price,; Ransom pool, Wm,
(Dunn,' Green Ligori arid Rcbert Johnson,
Jen Cesar's; CcrnmentarieS Iatln Gfani-
. - - - v . W .1.
rr.ar. Writing, Ctfa.pcstion 5c Speaking.
On Cesar, Johnsori.DuWand Ligop were
best. On the-Grammarian qki weji.
Price's . Composition and .Writing, were
Lest. 'Their Speaking wasapproyedv
! Absalom South, William Gray, Henry
Smith, irid Haywood -Hunter; on Ovid,
iLatin Grammar, ' Writing,.; Composition
land Speaking This class passed well in
he two first studies, uq distinctiQnrTheir
copies were.iwelk writt ep , I A Smith s
was the best ; Composition; In Speaking
Hunter Was. distinguishf d.' W.,Gray and
H.Smith were aPDroved.i L A Smith was
Uxcused frpm speaking bn account Of Hi
Lcaith.v ;'r;.:' C-ii
;i nomas .rowtier,. -rjarrey. Dryan,
C. E?.&. HavwoodJTanter,
on Cesar's Cbmmeutki its; Latin Greek
Grammar, Writings CpmposiUonnd
Speaking. This dass'oni'a'U their stpdies
and performances was highly approved.
'V. Tb1 mas Crnwder, .Harvey 'J5ryn, L...
,.;T7 J G; M'Kinnie. Feri-
v Loeri Oscar Parsley, Rol,eri Bind &Vml't
. lhfta Jirst.-paii ed Students 'were ; at-
i jtache4 10 tnet Class laiejTiine. session ;
their .progrejss - was - great H and did them
high credit: The remainder of tjie clasv
were diNtingtiislicd as Allows JBorid and;
Fcnner best j Parsley and,HUl.TiexVbebl
. 'and equalt--. :i: t
; Gt :M'Kinnie. FennerOscar
ParsWy UtbCft Bond and AVm. Hill on,
Latfd Grammar; AVrfting;, Conppcsitum
;and Speakiig.-IivtheGrmraar tallere,
accurate ; - their vrciniCtlB of writing
were handsomer. Fetmer rather the best.
Parley's Composition was bejt, tc Bmd'i
next. Parsley jspoke at i h Stute-House;
and is noted elsewhere. Tanner wa3 the
fiipxt best Speaker,
' JJ. e iramined .in O-
'iV'Kinnie- renn-t r ' -j
V vJ himself a Pnysmg .and
the Greet Grammar. : Perrtnance
tisfactorv. rBnndwav tndi
rbVrt Scnttwrd .H-re
rard SeawHori; VirT Tand O nd. oje g
approved arid: distinguished m tthe crdej
alsn examinfd Von) the tatin rnd Oreek
Grammars; and .produced wr.ttng ajd
c impositions. Scott: ws rather. .thebesj
in'jthe Latin - Grammar, and Heaha
progressed farthest . in the Greek. Ther
wrjt?ng I compositions wer.e tii:My rnrrt
mended.: Scott, in both, had the prefe-
-Sterling -Marshall, Wm i,non, jr
serh SeaVell, Wm. Seawell, f Ttter:
Wm . Bovlan. T ,ee Ha v wood and M rd.
3eawell,Vn the GreeTestament.All ac
quitted themselves handsomely; Scarce -ly
anv distinction Could be made from the
examination but; the 'fnllbwing were re
ported a unjformlv the mos successftil
tridents Gholsori: Boylan, ;W; Seawell,
Tff ... an A Marshall. -; ' "" . ''-
The ame class, with the -exception of
ji j . ... : i U.mki.'.
L. Seiwell, were examines .ik-mv ?
Art of Poetry air's Intrrduction.Latin &
Greek Grammars, WritingCpmposiMon
and Speaking,.-.The - whole --class acr;jt:
ted themselres.jextremely .well.;. i.nr
specimrnsofwriting were very handsome.
Potter's and Marshall's were be&t. Jos.
Sea well's and Wm; Gholsn's Composi
tions were best.V those of H. Potter, W
Seawell, and S. Marshall, were next best.
All the membejs of this class.rxcept Marr
shall and Potter, deliverel Orations at
the State House They spoke at the. A
cademy and were approved.; - '.V
ORATIONS AT THE STATE-HOUSE.
- ; ;V Tuesday Evening- '
- The following class of ybung Speakers
delivered their Orations on Tuesday night
in the- S'ate- House, viz : Wm . Sea we 11,
Leonard Seawell, Lee Havwood, VVm.
Gholvm. Wm. Bovlan, and Oscar.PaM-
lev. All were approved, anu oe-crycy
encouragement Some of them were high
Iv approved: and ga-e sure indications T of
future distinction and eminence;. ,
But the Trustees, on this occasion, for?
bear to award part'ular honors. 'The
crowded and respect? Me audience which
attfnrlpd nnlhe evenine referred to, was.
it is believed, in' general gratified and
will no doubt do ample justice to the re
spective merits of .the; above-mentioned
young candidates fnr Oratorical fame.
:'" Wednesday Evening.
The Speakers . on, this evening were
Joseph SeauelK Edwnrd Heath; Robert
Scott; and Thomas Crowder, ; J. :
Jn ouT.las semi-annual report, hono
rblementi-n 'was- made of the three, Tirst
named students ; but it. is belieyedj that
on no former occasion did :;they acquit
themselves .so -well ; as on the present.
Robert Scott.rAther best. - w :
Thomas Crowder appeared for the first
tjme on the pubh'cstaee, and" without em
barrassment, .delivered in a gatv factory
manner, his well selected oration
MI SOB-CLASS.
Sarah' Branch arid Olivia Potter, ,n
sim pie. Spe 1 i n g, perform ed well. ;"s
:Jane Hunter and Frances Rahotearr, in
Reading; and. Spelling, were riigniy; ap
proved. ..v?-f--' !'';t--.Vv;
JAdelaide.Hunter; Mareafet Haywood,
and Narcissa M'Keebri Reading 6: Spel-
ling, - acquiiieu-- xuciiicita vtt. mv(
two first, produced copies in y ruing.
itthlrh uprp-nrnmisintr r5" ':' " 3 -
techismand Writinc:. Eleanor Raboteau
was the best Reader t'and Martha Webb
and Sarahs Jones! the next best,;'. These
three were also the best Spellers. Eyerl '
Question in the. Catech:sm was ahs.wered
correctly. "Margaret:Branch was deemed
tne oest. ynter ana iviarina ycuu ir
next best. " 31 5 -r'V-r -V' Lx
, n JULIAN? CLASS;k
Jackev Durini LfHiisa HndcpSchehe ,
.1
rt ad e?' Price. Catharine Raboteau.'Mar
Stuarrand SopKrorifa VVhite, ort Reading,
5 pel in g cngusii .vra " m r. ; y avcvn 5
all was correct ln tit
cierit acQuittedhetself v ell, ;;
TjUeSt
tfon of tli4 CatechlsmVws ariswetv! f J
rvctly- S.PricVritingwasthe,Se
S. - White the next. ' 1 tic resL.wtrc goct.
land beat I y qual r, -
' iTheamt; class t excepting jviary atu
art and Ja key Dunn) wrttXimmj pi?
thV Geography cf the DriittdSwesj'ain '
were' all very; -pirctH
Rsirah '
Hton; Maiia Hiand ,leanr B ytart
pn Reading and SJ din. Engftslv G ra w.1
mar. Etneelical Vim t-hd Writing.
These : Utile Girls a e better Speller l
Margaret Branch, Sarah Jones fc.lea.nor
Raboteau.Eliza Riiodes: aridv Martha'
WebbVon Reading Spell'mg.'Blnm's Ca-
v.' V: y"CORRELtHtCLASS
f; "Sarah R ulhf C & ahik erSAraK
have studd GTariinrthear welK
Th barsingaraTi aker and MaWFill
--iri ihestvand eoual. ; X e
was correct in tanswermg iu M"i.ys
frAm Vbe Fvanelical Primer. The writ-
irig produced bv Eleatforyianwasnhe
t best. ,? Maria Hill's was : pextbest. TJxe
rest'were.rtearly equfc.;'-. . -V
j Tecond Btyision of.'myie:lfH8. k'.
Ann Wilson Malsey ooi;Mayj Ann
Clark and Mary Ann potter, on Reading,
Spelling. Enclish Gram ma ri Geography
rthroughout, Evangelic al Primer Writ
ine. L The ; Rein r f thisvclss was
approved:- Mary Anri Clarke Mary
- Ann Potter and Laviftla Moore were con
sidered lest. Their Spelling: wjas very
correct V in English Grammakatjd pars-;
ine Murray's F-xercises, the p erformance
pf the class was highly, gratifying. Io
aeopranhv. ereflter accuracy r.u! dhard-
y h a ve : i been L: expected,; TV Elia
son, Delia Hnvjsvooil and Lavinia Moore
were deemed best ; and Mary nj v,iarc
and Mary A. Potter next best;" f he an
answers given to the questions frpm the
Rvanirelical Primer were perfectly satis-
factory; cvioe vv riiifigprMuucw uj itc
Ann Wilson was much the besU
I . I DECIMORE CLASS?
, Margaret Allison, Adeline, All,json,. E-
milyi Jones rand Elrzabeth Stedman on
ReaiingpeUinparsih CwpeTHsk,
Geography throughout. History,' Bible
Questions, Writing and Composition,--This
class was. highly approved .Eliza
Stedman and Emily Jones were jdeemed
the best. Readers ; in Spelling allwere
correct they parsed well for the -time
they had been engaged in this branch of
the r study 'Adeline Allison best.4 In
6 eogriphyj. Adeline Ilisori was best f in
Histoi7 .all were very? correct bfit Ade
line and Margaret. Allison were most ap
proved ; in Bible Questions entire satis
faction was given. The speCitnensf
Writing wtre ehg nt j and their Com,
positions recc iyed uhighcommWqatiobv
f i '
f -
AIPBKOB CLASS-
i Marv Jordan, Catharine Wilson, Susan Le.
mayi E'lita Lane - Harriett pubose; Catharine
f Clark, 'Julia Saunders, t Ur riett navutson;
Sarah .Lewisv Eha Cholsort c f za :xrt,
k w,npie class
Martha Brahchi Rebecca Braneh? Eliza. Hdl ! j Elvira Wilsbn,'Elizahols6ri;Haitiet
and; jMaitha Cbbs, on Reading, jSpelling, i D.tvidon, - Catharine CIarke;l Rel)e96a
Geotrraphy. (except Mary Jcrdn, ind Ebjaj : Brandt, Sarah Lewis. ;v"; - ;i4"v -Gholson)
llIstory, Parsing - Rhetoi-cv Nam- j The Songs given by these yourigLjulies
ral Philosophy,! BibU Questions, Wnttngic fWefe chastely and well executed. V
Composition fI this large ciaS.Vthar'nej ;-.,; " -"K:M f,: ;;'':v;
die best readers ; in Spelling.therf was no 1
deficiency Tin Geography,; the whole were
ready and accurate j in Histony' y were
highly approved; in parsing; these1 Students
shewed an intimate acquaintance, with the
structure; of the language Mary Jordan,
Catharine Wilson; Susan Lemav; Ju ia Saun -
ders; Harriet Davidson, Sard Lewis, Eliza
Hill,1 Martha Cibbs and Havrletj Duhpse,
wf re best - and 'equal In 'Rhetoric it was
difiTquU. to mHkedis inr.tifMis ." All pad made
great proficiency, and merited hihcommen ;
.datVon.'V In Bibl(iQicstions,4ntire ?atsfac- Vl
tion iwas gvyen . The .fjojrnpositjpns, . wiui .
fewi exceptiOnsdeserve grfat praises Those ,
of Afartha Cobb.;. Catharine, Clajrk, Surah ;
Lewis, Rebecca Branch and Harriet DavUfc .
son: i were deemed best. "The speiimensofj
Wfjting were neat and handsome:: Those, of
llarrjett Davidson. C, .Wilson aiiMaHU-
were cpnsidered best. :
! TnOfHOMOKl CLASS.
. Fi'ancia Hicks, Mary Hillyard: CatoHne Fai-
,re, iarid iFrances Crichlonroiy-reading and j 5
million, .Ueic;; -Moral. Philosophy, jj
Chemistry. B.ble Questions; jrivhmeitc,
"Writing & Composition.- On fgijj; Philoso
phy aritl Arithmetic -.Hicks did n,ot appeal
This! classj, viricett tliroughcut; a perfect ac
quaintance with all Ithe subject on which
tnev were examineu. -ivnu; 10 ajiw4v
'a sdericeil'.ther importance of which it has
heretofore Dren onncuK;io,jinRip j'
i ratterav;-rey;re , emecWj
and'ets, egat,pn
ical and ; Geometrical : progress on. ;an
. i .H.r in d i',
7 . t-... . rj,
me. auDweaxton iucp 'ifE mvj m m
ieir studies,, that the trustcef ouidvmak
distinction.5 . v , v,h .. . . v H
? Five other classes wer l4xarortcd "on A
t lmt & i v'i 7! Wi br;&r4fitf.' Eleanor B'vlari.
no
uSarah Walker ndKMalsey?Po6l,Tn SJubtraCf
ionanq aiuuipicaiTonwu-.icjipiw,v w-i
i; Lavinja Moore, and Mary An Jark. ? hi
Reduction?"; Approved and nearly fbual,
-Delii Havwood Eli2a A. Wilson, MaryA
Potier ariilf Martha C bbs, in Rule Of Threei
A prririiisirtg cIaS" r Mary A Patter besf. j'
Charirie CIrkland?iyiza5:Hia;.:P.
;tUeBothraVexpert?Axitl'meixlans
Cs". llVrrief-ltd:oii,i:on
.vhung- lady .is Uile,,iT ai;air,mferiorqto
iy5 oher.f trident Ihe TehMe-JJepart
.fsrV.R-:
roneiEli2ji iWPotier,rUicypi
Ifaywriod; -arid i; Garth? K WhVtesi usriaL;
'ihybjgtisdteji hdjbewjripris
..Tnslotthe.pu'b
.ntteeoT.tDe iioara mA rusiees, preparaiory
tothveir ;"ereivif 'IheonorsflfithelnStittf.;
Vton; who reiHedat1
to ime, cXamvrieo them 00 the toliotring
iubiects. viz ? Enelish GmmmafiGeosaphy;
Arithmetic Gecmetrylfatund ;Phdosooby,
Moral Philosophy, Logic,; Rhetoric,; Jrs)0ryv -
mi yiicfiiisiry, ni rcponea jneoi wqn.wj,i.-;.xionf soaiDe ianded tnsorne mrt-or plkCe 'f
the proposed dt8tinctioTV5Hoiprary
cesM C?oldenedalswrac
awairded to tbemV -;
V : . : . - - j. X - .. ..... 1 . - . -. 1 J-r - . J . t.. Z- - I T.TF i ' - . ,
EMBRpJpERy.-
'fy. Three MapKIAdaliriellisriri Mar-
garet Allison '& Francis Hicksr-The one.!
by Miss Hicks was hot finished TC. is du
to Miss Hicks to, say that it " pronaised.'to;
be a piece of much tnerlt! Thoset by the
Miss Allison!, in point of .elegance and f
Hkillin efecutiont have not been surpas
sed by any work of the kind,: that has yet
been exhibited in. this Acaderiiy. f ir
The following, young ladies, pupils-of
ivi rs.-. ivi ar u ng. tPf wif : . -;.v
Catharine ClarkMary Anri:QaTki
deline Allison, MHfgaret Allison Eliza
Lane, Martha Branch,-Ann Fort; Rebec
ca Branch and Julia Saunders;," exhibited
a great variety ; 16ersMPpts 'arid
Groupes,' executed'with "a" great deal of
Haste and beauty--Thc four ifirstlriaTtvt'd
were deemed-bestj And equlth f )ur
next, were equal ana next. oest-jviiss
Saunders is u prornising young artist. 4
A landscape by .Miss Ann Fortis enti
tied to particuVr "distinctiicrri J " I
. r:- REPORT ON MUSIC:; V
Mr Goneke's Pupils in Music perform'--ed
on Monday evening at th: State-irouife;
The' following young fadies 'exhibited;
pofs of that knowledge and taste. which
th ey h ad acq uired under the inst ructite
of their excellent and i indefatigable'Tea
cher , ' -. -: ;s-r'
Harriet Da vidsoit (to "whorii the. first,
Honor is awarded), Harriet "Dubose
Martha Branch , El vira ! Wilson , Elfza i
Lane, Rfbecpn Branch EUza Gholson 1
Catharine : Clarke, Margaret; Branch,'
Martha CpbbsV, X;:.) ?
Ail thieseyoung Laies in ti oer 1
named, acquitted tht mselvesin the: pie- .
ces selected for perorm'ance, with credit
and deserved applause! ' : ! r.. -. v .
Several of the young Pupils; owing to
the shortness of the'evening, had not (are
opphrtunity of performing. .. Among. these:
Stilly Walker, Sarah Lewis, and Scheh'e
jrAzade Price.
-r"-'s
( In the Vocal department, the 'following
performers deserved distinction,4 m; the;
order of their names : Vs : !v"w-rf ;
1 .1 .mc.. rcu. u.iuugu.
by Mr. James F. l aylor, the Honors of
the Inst.tution conferred on the Graduates
by Dr. Burgcs, and their iyaledictories
:read ,by ,Mr, Manlyhe cerefmonymas
closed by neat and appropriate; Address;
in behalf of the Trdstees.ito thStudentsV;
by Dr BtiigeA. . x:K ;ff!'-;'Wti
: Thernistees wre gratified by th
Dblitrine -manner in which the City Ama-
teurs oj Music .enlivened the business .of
tJie day by
their perfoririances.
-An act suplemrntary to an act entitjed? An
-if-- ?: f fact cpncf rmng riaVigat iotL ih.
T
Be it enacted by the Senate and Hotise
frJtrtir&entativeof
'6fmertcai
troni and aittr, ine inirueui uay w oep,
tember next therportsof the U. States
j hall be arid;;remairi closed sagairiit every
vessel owned wholly or in; part by 4' sub
iect or subjects of his Br Uannic Majesty,
j coming, or arriving oy irinn uuy yy
Ur place inthe ymlefAiL
ptrxomirigbrlarrivingVfromripo
I place inthe prbvirice f Neyy runswiefc;
; the province of l ova Scotia.lhe islands of
: Newfoundland. St. Johns, 01 Lapmon;
rterieridepcies Wany of nhemt thfe t-
islands of Bermuda, the OJahsma Islands,
the islands called Calcoor the depen-
nCfe iy of them, br Iromarij
otneF
(erri-
r V,tV!Arnniion rif4
line conunenmjb AM'ci iv( . vvi' -v..
rJ-kf A nnnr.a.. - soiitfi.iot -tne 1
s f - - -i - ? . -t-- ..- .n
A-ii TrtViiA within the -acrtb-$ which V
CSI1VA IIUV lUVJWM" ' v ' f
siTcn yesei' so xciuupu iv1"
pnrt fisftsinirf-nop-ether with the carsro on
1 board :vi; be forfe
from rami after the thinieth
tdi ber-next rthep wner; consignee ;
Vagerit; iof evervessej bwried wholly Or
part ty a suuect or 8uuwsi nijinm:
jfajestyf'hicaibU
eritefedcin any port,ot iwe unicea snaies, ;
arid on bOTrd" of which shall ; hav'ibeer, t
theretadenipwrtiri
Utt&re;bf,c.t
or arocies oi ine cnj.wui.-unjuwvcvt. "r-
tneoyag shall l3iefbreric
Miayeon ciearetMPUiwara
thousved
lue ot Mien anrciCOT?iriH;ics,fH,ti
more sureties; 4d tht satisfacuori vOtl th e 4
t rif thf? United tateshat f shalientef or A
jWempt6::enterw'the.
thisact; sriallithhef tackleVcappareir;
collector, that the article oy Vticles 59 j
,t,V. .-' N - , ' . -'- . ,:.; ( V
. laden on board snch tesse! for exnorta-t
mentioned or described in thiii jatVr.i:
the act to which tbia act is sripplemeritary.v
And e very srichr vessel that ishall saili or '
attempfto -sail, . from anyl port-nf 'the LT.t .
together wjthtl
or articles aforaidyiadeii on Iboajd "the
provionsaf rresaidV : by gi vjrig bond as t J
afpresaid;hall; with her tackle 'apparel, - ; tvVI
arid furniture; S
United States i-PnptdedTim nothinc :C i V
Lhereiri;tntained shalllje deemed or cxi- ' 1. !
strued sbiw Ubiriola Ofv J
thfc QOTyeritioritoiTgulatfecomm -4
tween the4erritorifi!of rnie Hriilred Statesv -f
arid of his
third day
dred and
frpmand ajtt tlieif teiji'' jdaj if.v;
September next!, rib' ewkl wjares. n'r rri er- -
BcuHhhie;Malen1'sJoied-the."' .
of jrily one thousand eight bun-
firtten';:: Hy '.--;' :
chandize, : shair be impyrfed into the U. h.rA- I
States of America from the Province of u 1
f wlck;ithe islands of ,Captv Breoni - St.
Juunrt.Miic orovince or rew icuns- - v
4onp5;;isevif)uaaiand, ortheit respective
dependencies, from ihe Bermuda Lla.rids,
the Bahama Islands, the ilajncls cllwt
Caicos,;i5kheT &f any o thir aforesaid
possessions,yisia4jds;or places, , or.frorii
any ; other province, possessions planta ' '
'flon; island, ofO'place; underthedomihion i?
urcai priiani in tne. w es inaies or on
thercontpieotf America, sodthV of the
southern boundaries of;tbe JJnited States,
except. 0,;
chandiz0t s as a re truly : and (i ollbfthe
growth, "produce or manufacture1. the
province; colony, plantation, Island, pos
session, 'or. vpliicievaf iresaid; , 'where7! the
simesh'lllfderi; andfrit)m whence
such goods, Waires e'merchaiKlizei'shiU
be directly Hriiported into the 'U; States:
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and all gbdsi t wares, aiid merchandize;
laden;' her tackle, appareC and furniture, 1
shll be forfeited to trie .United States ' -c
Sed 4;4n& bt ' it further evdtie4 That
the form of the bond aforesafdi hall be '
prescrihedr & the same ihall be: discharg
ed, and all penalties and, forfeituiesvl in
curred under this ; act; snallrbeuedfor,-
and the same fma b
riiitted in the iriiumeri arid Vaclebrdifrg :to . :
the provisions of the act to which this uCt
lssuppleaientary. ::.::- u iXVf
1 Cent b declared oni the old Stck of
inlported.pr attempted tobe 1 iiiporfed, iht6 ? J
the UiS. of America "T-'-t V
yisions of vhts;acti together withfthti Ves- ; .y;
sel on board of vhich the -sained shall bev ' " t h
1 1 mm . i" m m ' a. . . -..n h i i i f - f
TI ESOLVED. that a DiViderKliFimrrier' .J '-'lA
thist Bank; for the last.' six 'moathpkyable at 5 T I j
the Principal Bank on Monday next and at -4 '4 , l
theseTeral Branches rWiihin fitteeri days' v '$ f
thereafter; vs? j? X; C If ip ; .... ' : -V v -; , ' -. ;; f
. WM H iHAYWOOD; Cashier.
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; A" S it is Cmy indention; to settlei in
Impart of CityishtdJspoa
Town Pron ert v 5: i'-.-, hk'& .
the out-
se ofaiy , 1
oWn,PropertW;sK V, I
. .TheuTipmved iH"tn woicn f uve. ia one
of the most desirable in the City for a dwell. A
and ; of 'th'4ibaitdsoine sites: I they : aiford for
Purchasers are iririted o view the preroi
se?
H, PUTTER.
BOtf.; "
IfpH Mail (tchleavej PeirslmrKiewry
any Biisfriest bavjp i:Aitkjttrf :v
Valua'iecort acciWni'oftheifrilatiresitusitioa-- ' - t
. ACCOMftroDATION S F AUEa, t
ror Petnsbur((faltmore in
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mona si u r. j4 starut From iticnraono ix.' . i
i.Afci. a?fOrriTes tnau imoncryia rreae
ricksbuEy and Washirigtoa,Ci the next
day tri dirie Byv'this
ffifers are expedited nearly S4lviiirsarid the
Pat e through is much less ttth by, an other . .
rbote' Aiitibe-IpriQrA ;ptfdgehn: . 1
selves tnat, every a.teoum:snu-oe paia ia
Passengers boib, cti jhe road and iu Houses
ibv aexraimodkioh that cn hf-iequired. Jf
vlletur nirigt the COaciiiei leave Brltimo're at
S i?..toi7ttf -dayT arrif k ai-Wskhinetbu to
the Stem B stSrid;arrve trBich
moriatbalf fiast -4 rrL"ext Iday, inHime
ioKthcSbutherivMif CoacbIrt order to
iBTec thsmr j Mgetpent the;ropriitorfroin
. HiKmAmtXfA fprpr&hu bave'"Drorided Vn -
mtbrtablejclose Msil Ccb4tlj aieat i
ine exp
mond and jeteisuurgrso uwciiuHix;.r44 ; ;
offae syenicrr shall wffc be dilated m
eSS purposes.-. rriuu itv: n; s
arundePthe ;necessitcf nbf f ! j
i mxttl to Drevent ine tieiav hijuclc . n
?who tppitvieas off. vtsta Va-V Vt? f
ageshaU a1Wj1ibeiaia4css-ap.ittot -v i
the time of4he reaulr Uns v:
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CharJottesvdie ' l.yncDDcrg,, owges,
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