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-V t
MACEDONIAN ACAliEMYKff
ritHB subscribers; .Trustees' of the'Macedo
T I .;.n , Aeodemv. situated about fifteen
,jes north of . Raleigh, immediately onttbe
' Powell KOIVa, lniorm uic puButiuii ujc
excises of this Institution will corpthence on
Monday the 14th of January instant under
the superintendence of Mr. 'SamueLHiggin-
- son vho comeshighy recommended a,s; well
" Qualified to teach English Grammar, Geo
graphy, ' Astronomy, Bcwk-Keepmg, Survey
?ng and the Elementary parts of the Latin
Languages t ! X::--'
Board can be had in the most respectable
. , families' in the neighborhood' for $50 per art
Jium; and Tuition pet annum $12, ,
' WILLIAM PHILIPS,
JOHN PURIPPY. v
January 11.
65 3t v
' U -, N.; tfARMNtt& CO. ? i
VTFER for salta General' assortment of
t r RROCERIES. amoner which are thei
following: . :'. "
French, )
Apple &
Peach , ' ji ,V;i
Jamaica, ) V '
lVT.LandJ.Kt3T. J
N.E. ... V-....V:'
Jtf. Y, Apples,
. Spermaceti & Tallow
. VCandles, . . ' ',y
; Canister, ' v
English," l Powpia.
American S v . fJ .
Shot of all. kinds, i
Madeira, ) .
"Teneriffe & S- Wises. Iron assorted, .
Skily
Nails, Awls,
Cordials, o
! rt I. -wr . T J '
"kinds '. j,'
Spanish Brown,
Whisk'ey ;t
Holland and X G ;
American 5 '
LoaC , ri . , :
.Lump, I
"Havana,,; -Scsab.
N. Orleans, 1
, Common J ; ' .J--"
Lampblack, "
I Logwood,' I . :
Indigo, Coppera,
( Starch, l -
Cofieer V V .
Chocolate,
Mustard,.,- ,.
Molasses,
.uunpgwuer,: j oFa.,. Seoars,
Spanish & g
Hyson and. ! ins. American
Young Ilyson . ,, Chewing, fToBAcco
Mace, Clores, Cassia, Smoking 3
"Nutmegs, Allspice, j Snuff, , t '
Pepper, Ginger, , Castor Oil,; 'v.
T?abuis. Fitrs. Prunes. Sweet doV L
Olives, " ' Epsom and Glauber.
"W. India Sweetmeats, Saltsi " . . .
Tamarinds,
A: variety.. Of Patent
Medicines,
Wash-balls, '
Almonds, Lemons,
Boies of Scotch Her-
Casteel,
9alman, Beef Hams, Sli aying, J. Soap.
Table & common Salt ' Common, J - .
. VVth many other articles, comprising ah
most every article in their line." -
s" Also r vtry general assortment of Chock
. ert and Guss Wak consisting of Blue
painted-edge Cut and Common Ware.
.'". They will shortly receive a large addition
to their present Stock1, making a complete
. assortment of Groceries,1 Crockery Ware and
Paints , : :. r . ,
They will also receive shortly, a number of
Frxxbokk' Pioughs." also Mouldboads and
T.iTTTisints t with a General assortment of
- Grass & Gaudiw Sesss. ' , .
For those persons and. families who favor
them with their custom they will import any
articles, without additional charges. "
On consignment, a few Mens' Hats in boxes,
which wiU he sold cheap. ' '
Raleigh, Jan. 17. , . - 65 2w
-.. STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
; . . GUILFORD COVVTX.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, .
November Term,-. 1821. -Jonathan
Parker, Original attachment
vs. ' " levied on land. .
' William CofTee. 3
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the' defendant in this suit, is not an
inhabitant of thh State. Ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the Raleigh
Register for (hree weeks successively, that
unless the said defendant appear-atthe next
Court to be held for. this county, at the
Courthouse in Greensbbrough, on the third
Monday of February next, and plead or re-
- plevy, that judgment final wll be taken a
gainsthim. r
.. Test. JOHN UANNER, c. c. c.
STATE-OF NORTH'CAROLINA.
i Currituck Superior Court of Law, -'
.Fall Term, 1821. j ,
Lydia Cook, . )
t': J. Petition for a Divorce.
David T. W. Cook. S . , , '
T appearing to thei satisfaction of this
J Court that David T." W, Cook,- the defen
dant cannot be found in this County; it is or
dered that publication be made for 3 months
in the Raleigh Register, that'unless the said
defl appear at the next term of this Court to
be held as the Courthouse in Currituck on
the sixth Monday after the; fourth Monday
in March next, and enter his plea, if any he
has, a decree and judgment wiU be entered
up against him according to the prayer of the
petitioner. - . r '
.By order.of the Court,
Test. S. FEUCBEE, c. c; c; 1
Nov. 8,1821. , ; $7 !
- -
CAPF-FEAR . NAVIGATION COMPANY.
P
PURSUANT to a Resolution of the Presi
dent and Directors. Notice is hereby jn
ven, that the ninth Instalment of the increas
ed Capital Stock of December, 1818, of Ten
dollars on each and every. Share, is required
to be paid to the Treasurer in Fayetteville,
oh or before the 15th day of February next.
' RQBERT STRANGE, Pres't.
' Favetteville. Jan: 8. 1822. ' i 64-5w T
. . yURTHER 3IOTICE.
rrhose who are in arrears for the 1st, 2d,
3d; 4th 5th, 6th, 7th 8th, 9th, or 10th Instal
ments of the original Capital Stock, or for
the 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th or' 8th In-
. stalments of the increased Capital Stock ofi
ueccmQer, 1010, 01 suia, uompany, are re
quested to make immediate payment to the
Treasurer in Fayetteville. . ' V t
. ; ' I ROBERT STRANGE," Preset.
' Just Received and for sale,' some elegant --
S WORDS AND EPAULETS?
' Also on hand, an assortment of WATCHES
And JEWELLERY few plated Candle
sticks, with Silver Mountingr-Do.; Castors,
with elegant Cut Glass Bottles-rTea Trays
and Waiters Tea Cadies Knives & Forks
Coat and Vest Buttohsr Scissors and Shears
. Polished'Snufters Table & Tea Spoons -Razors,
Straps k Hones, Also, some elegant
EIGHT DAY I CLOCKS, fwith Mahogany
Cases. All, or any part of which, will be
old low for casit, by the subscriber. , ,
' V T JOHN Y. SAVAGE.
P.. S. Also, some kotss or hash and ofek
AccouKTs, wliich would be' willinrfv disclosed I
f on the above tenni. ( . j
I A yALUABiE Wpman with Swo Typung
j xjL Children tnay be had yerylowor cash.
'. c I. F.nonrrft nf the Printers V: 4
januaiy4;
A 'NOTE OF HAND,' inideV by Joseph
. ' Summerl and Joseph Asson,J payable to
l nomas ; remDercon'ana enaorsea py mm,
negotiable & payable -at the Cape-Fear Bank
in this place at 6of days; , , jjjbrthe '-amount of
One thousand nine hundred and fifty Dollars,'
dated January , : ,1822 arid sent to Raleigh
;be endorsed by' a friend Was either lost
or mislaid. The public are therefore , cauti-'
onea against receiving-, . u-amug iiwryr uuun
an assignment of caid Npte as the same will
not be paid in any Other way than intended1
by the subscribers makers thereofl T V
; iT.-v.v ; JOSEPH spMMERL. "
!j Fayetteville, N. C: Januarys," 1822," " .
t Sworn 'to and subscribed efoTeme,'." ,
64 3t iJ v' 1 V Josiah EVass, J. P. v,
f WILLIAMS UOROTJGk ACADEMY. 1
. v.
flHE Trustees ofthis Institution take plea-
p L - sure-in announcing to theVPubHc, that
tbeyhaye engaged Mr. ALMAjrnxB WtLSoir,
late of the. Raleigh Academjr.as Principal ;
a-gentleman whose qualificaUpiis have been
testedby a'very successful course of teaching
in that Institiition for the two last years. '
1 The different branches-of Education as es-
i ablishet! by the Faculty at the University j)f
,;tnis staie will ue auuicu in uiisnnuiuuuih 1
j The' price of .Tuition' for.tHe Languages
and Sciences Is. $12 Q-Reading, - Writing
and Arithmetic $8 a SessidW ... ;
13 oara can De nau in mosi respeciauie
families at 535 per. sessions -y . ; : . I
The ; Exercises1 lo 'commence; on the 2d
Monday of January. j'v .. 1
' k The Trustees refer' to the annexed Certifi
cate 93 the best Recommendation of this In
stitutjon 16 the public patronage, l - 'c - j
' ' i' Leoxahix HE3TDSTlS0?r,
f- Josepr II. Brtax, . ' .
;Wlii.iAM Ro BARDS, , V' 1
... " -X THOMAS TtTRKER 1
. ' v RlCHABD SNXXO, v ; ;
.;: ; -i .'., i:f ':' -.Trustees;. i
- January l,182i; 64 !
, " ' , ' ' '-..' .
Mr. ALFix ANDERWILSON, late of Bel
fast, Ire landhas been a resident' of this city
for several years, and during the term c-f five
Sessions has acted as first Assistant, in the
Male Department of the. Raleigh Academy.
'-rThe umlersigned, regarding. Mr. Wilson
as a Scholar and a Gentleman,: do cheerfully
certify, that his correct moral deportment
his talent for school discipline & government
his literary ;attainments, & particular taste
for the Latinfpd Greek Classics, entitle him,
in their opinion, to rank among the first Aca
demic instructors of the State. j
Wr. M'Phsetirs, Princ'l of
" R. Academy. ,
J. Gales. Pres't Board of
. . Trustees. '; ,
Jas. M. Hxxdbrsox. ;
r . Johk Lotus Tatlor. i
1 Jamis F. Tatlor. i
i. . A. S. H. Bcross.
Raleigh, Jan. 1, 1822. - I
WASHINGTON'S BIRTH DAY. ;
- - A . ,r
riTTH class or the
WAshlNGTON
MONUMENT LOTTERY
Which will commence drawing in the City of
BALTIMORE,, on FRIDAY, the iKd ot
next months (FEBRUARY,) being tlie ,
Anmversary of the Birth of the
lustrious Hero ! and Statesman,
who was " first in war, first in t
peace, and first in the hearts '
-; . of ) his countrymen."
GRAND SCHEME.
1' prize.,...$30,000 is 30,000 Dollars.
1 prize .20,000..:...20000 Dollars.
1 prize 10,000 ,10,000 Dollars,
2 prizes.r.....5,000, 10,000 Dollars.
2 prizes.;.....3,000........6,000 Dollars.
2 prizes 2,000.....'...4,000 Dollars.
20 prizes.....l1000......20,000 Dollars.
50 prizes 100 ..5,000 Dollars.
' 100 prizes..... ;50 5,000 Dollars.
500 prizes... i.20....f40,000 Dollars.
.6000 prizes. 10....60,000 Dollars.
20,000 Tickets...... J. 180,000 Dollars;
Not two Blanks to a Prize. ,
The whole payable ip casrC , !
First 3000 Blanks each, : : $10 . i v
m First fNo. entitled to :; : : 3000 r
First No. ' 4th day, : 1000
. rirstNo.,,6th day, .: : TlOOO
'First No. 8th day, : : : 20C0 '
First No: 10th day, : : : ,1000
First No. 12th day, : : ; 1000 0 '
First No. 14th day, ; : : 1000 t :
First No. 16th day, : : 10,000
First No. 18th day, : : : 1000
First No. 20th day, : ; : 1000 ,
First No. 22d day, : : : 5000;
First No. 24th day, : : : 1000
T First No. 26th day : : : 1000
First No; 28th day, ; : 20,000'
. First No. 30th day, : : : 1000
-first No. 35th day, : : 4 30,00
Tickets,
$10 I Quartehs, ?2r50.
: 5 1 Eigrtks, r 1 25
Halves,
7 o be had in the greatest variety of Numbers, at
I.OTTEKT AKP IICHAKGE OFFICE,
l- Abwll4, JiTarketstreet, Baltimore;
Where was sold to a gentleman residing in
Albemarle co. (Va) the great Capital Prize of
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, drawn
week before last in the Grand State Lottery
Aisu, uie iii i nuuay uvjil.aus in
the same 'Lottery, .sent by Mail to a young
gentleman at Lancaster, Ohio; besides SIX
TEEN OTHER CAPITALS to various parts
of the Union.; - ' :,. ': "
,;-' ORDERS from any part ' of 'thew United
States, either W Mail private conveyance,"
enclosing,the Cash or .prize Tickets,. post
paid, wm meetxne same punctual ana prompt
attention as if on personal application ad
dressed' to1-1 -v-; -j.';.'. - i ' ;Xrt
' Secretary 'to thh foTuzcrw-Baltimbre,
; ' l At COHEN'S OFFICE,- more Capital
Priii i have been obtained than at any other
Office in America ; , and where, in the three!
last MONUMENT LOTTERIES weresold
the Capitals of $40,000, in shares 50,000
2 of 20,000 2 of. 10,000, &c &c. ?. f V
FOR nENTY
TA ( verycbnVenient liIlmg-house, -Isit-Lfm.red
on Fayetteville ''gtreet rneacf doorsouth
of Joseph, Gales, Esq. hayingighf comforta-
necessary outhouses. f&iJ fP'
' For furthefr information apply to I
7 .Raleigb, Dec. 18, 1821,
61 T,
mHBHOUSp & LOT? ?afely ;occiipied;y
AJr;Cbr)es iGorKam, Ipiti Fayetteville
Street, nearlhe Market. If isVari exrellent
Stand for; a Dry Good or rocerj Stows: f &
- For termswhich wfll ite, accommodating,
i?quireot, WJ5SlfBY,W !llTAKttK.,M
Raleieh, Ndv; l. . ; : 54,
' STRAYED OR STOLEN,
1 tit v ' 'i V ' 1 t
IJRC:MyieVubscriber, on the! 10th Nov.
last, A large hay HORSE, with a biaze in
his face, about 11 years ld, 15 hahds high.
and on has right hind leg he has a big ancle
Xrid I," will, give Five dollars , re ward for the
deliirery of said Horse to roe, or 'such infor
mation. so that I. can get him again? V I ?
-, f ' v;' JOHN B OTTLE S . ;
"Rockingham Co. Dec. 20. 1821. : 63 3tp
- . ''Riirrv YTmintv -
'Superior Court of Law, .September Term,
.r . . 1K91 ' : ;i
1821
1 Alexander Laip
-.V, VS.' -
Elizabeth i'Lane.',
.Petition for a Divorce,
XT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant in vtliis Case,' resides
without the limits of the State ; it is there:
fqre ordered, that publication be made inthe
Raleigh Register for three months, that the
defendant appear at theext Superior Court
of Law to be held for the county of Surry, a.t
the Courthouse in the town of Rpckford, an4
plead, answer or-demur to the 'said petition; ,
or thepet'rtion' will beheard ex, parte and .
j uugmeni awaruea accortnngiy .
v a JOS; WILLIAMS, Jr.
v 63 . . r'- . ; Clerk Superior Court.
S25; HE WARD. : . ;
RAN AVAY from the subscriber, living
in Person county, N. C. on the 9th inst;
a bright mulatto fellow by the name of SAM,
sometimes Calls himself Sam Overton) about I
O ieei y or xv mcnes lugn, sienuer uiuii, -"Bout
21 years of age, h$h colored hair, pale
complexion, large eyelids which appear .to'
be swelled and haiig very full over his eyes ;
he is very active, jumps well, runs fast, and
can play ;a littles on the fife and flute ; took
with him a Flute which was not his own s wore
away a light mixed coat and pantaloons of
homespun, white waistcoat and black hat
He was raised by me from a child in Pferson
county, and I learnt him the Hatter's trade j
and he can make a very good fur or wool hat
I have no doubt but he will attempt to pass
as a freeman and work at his trade. Any in
formation; respecting him will be thankfully
received, and the above reward given for
his delivery to me or being confined in any
jail in the United States so that I get him. .
.r S. COCHRAN,
Person county, Dec. 21, 64tf
r - NOTICE. i
THE subscribers having qualified as Exe
cutors to the last will and testament of
Richard Atkinson, late of Person county, dec.
at the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for
said county, December Term, 1821request
all persons indebted to said dee'd,1 to come
forward and make immediate payment ; and
those having1 claims to present them legally
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law ; or this notice will be plead in bar of a
further recover'. ; lv i ; -
! THO'S ATKINSON,
1KA.LEA, f JS
Dec. 29, 1821. ' '' j 63-4t
1
rURTHEH Jtoticb.
ON Thursday the 7th day of rebruary next
will be sold at the late dwellingThbuse
of Richard Atkinson, deceased, all the Real
and Personal Property of said' decd, consist
ing of a tract,of and, containing eight hun
dred and sixty acres, including the planta
tion where he Resided, on which is a good
dwelling-house, and every necessary out
house, a handsome young orchard of excel
lent fruit jtrees, and. in all respects in com
plete order. I Ten likely young: Negroes ; a
valuable stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs; a larg euantity of Corn, Fodder and
Oats ; Household and Kitchen Furniture ;
Plantation Utensils, &cr &cl Twelve months
credit will be given ; Bonds with approved
security will be required. The sale will con
tinue from day to day until all is sbld.
- , TWO'S ATKINSON. 1 '.
f i y isx'rs
i inn.
Person co. Dec. 29, 1821. , T
v
; . 63-4t
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1822.
SmallpoxJWe are concerned to
state that this alarming disease is at
present in jTarborough, and that it has
been introduced there by . the very
means taken to prevent it. Dr. Smith,
of Baltimore, who, it is well known,
has the direction of Vapci nation
th rough ou t th e Un ion, a few wet ks
ago, sent to Dr. Ward, his agent in
Tarbo rough , w hat was su pposed to be
the Vaccine matter but . which, on
being used, proved to be the , real
Smallpox, which is now afflicting se
veral families, and will, it js feared,
be I with difficulty eradicated. We
have, as yet, heard but of one death
from this disease. S. Mr. 'Josephf Phil
Hps ha jfaljen a saenfice to it. : v
j AVe; Jcriow riot how Pr; Smith can
excuse himself ; for naviii, by so ex
traynlinarv a mistake, introduced this
calamify intt our cuuntry.
Loolcim
-An
entire rcrop
of
Tobacco was sold by Mr. S C. Brame,
Ccinmission Merchant, on Saturday.;
at g8 $0, cen is round.Pet. Mt.r
i Georgia. The Legislature have ad-
joujrneu, aiier, passing a resolution 10
seconu tne views oi jiarvjanu, ano
bill forekctins thesGovernor
onr me Alary land resolutions. -CI bej
nave pancttoiiea4 the ' appropriation of
0pforhe5lgniatjvel iqrai-:
Extended3 f h$f(J to the College;
ofiCdfa mbia ;bes i des) frm re nasi rjs for
thColIege pKCbope
tJ V.1 U1S'
' rn'recommeiicji
nff to
th- Legisla-
turetif South-Carolina the abolition ;of
im pris onmeri t for d eh t, ,. jt h e, 6 o v e rp p i
of that State! makes use" of the folloiv-
'If'' t ' . - , f i .
If theliriability to par a deht Be a crime
i.i t.. ' :;.t. .11..
t be. hot su6h art4; offence, as ought to
jwfl upon it the severity of penal inhi-
then to vest in any individual such a
draw dbw
bitipn,
in
power, s to arm hini with little l6ss than des-
potautnomyi nepenoanicnwas sup.3matIe . and thc quantity on which fur j
Sndt
eidightened ageregards with equil' :
rence, the injustice of the mandate that n6w, , of purchasers of publi landsipriarito':
stripsthe deb'torjof
severedlm bodf, and gaveto
his toroportioned'share. The State is injure -i.v, A t A - -P. tiJ V
ed, or S loss thi efforts, of a ! useful
Th creditor is not benefited for the impri- the credit has Den allowed. Iap-
sonment of his debt6r will not satisfy, sm - pe
clai.' The; -debtor 1 the doubl vic
hisfbrtunelmd revenge. i If
mitted, , punish' it by severe enactments i if .S P ,n V,' .A. r;,L
concealment be ..perpetrated, expose T the
perpetrators to Infamous privatio .s. But hu-r
manity arid justifce, the tears of infartcy and
innocence, alike invoke the prohibition of
2 rouf PPyW
nrp rVm.Pstpil UVari4f Kp
Members of Congress from 'Sou th'Xtaf
Carolina had, been held In this cityy to f
nominate a person lor the office -tJf
Prfe si d e n t o f ih e U. S tates is e n t ire I y
unrounded. j'Tsf,jrif.
Mr. Lloyd . spbniitted the following;
resolution to the jenate of the h niXejd
States on the 10th ins?;
Resolved. Tliat aDDrODriations of terfitofv
or the purposes of education should be made
o those states in whose favor no such appro-
priations have been made, correspondinein a '
just proportion with those heretdfore jnade -
to mner stares in rnf union: : . .. a . ' r
Resolved, That the foreeoincf resolution be
reierrea to u select cornmiuee, wnn lnstruc-
iions to report a dim pursuaattnereto
. (. iSantc Lfiviaend i)n Monday
ast the Ka n k of th e IT; Stat es declarr ;
roiina to say, that thes statement put)-,
lished in soihe of the newspapers, that
a meeung pi ine memoers rrom eoutn
ed a dividend of two per centuh'lblv,ltrustthat'sCatemenTrom' time o time, a '
its capnai siock ror tne last o months.
! v f . . jv j
termined to alter therr charter ; and
after serious debate in .public 'meet-i
ing have voted that Boston should ih
future be styled a citji and riot a
town, and that its chief magistrate
snpuid oe caned a Maror, and not; an
intend ant.
ponst)iuii6ncf JVtrlrArThrjee
Vjections are made by the Republican'
tizeris to i the new ponstitution !te
Ifbrmed bv that State, viz. 'the Veto
"iyen to the Executive.; the restrict! ori
laid on the Leffislature from isefltn2
their carfals and salt-springs, anil the
want of a provision to secure the ij
ber ty of the citizen from infringement,
except for the commission of a criitve,
THe first, savs a writer on the sub
ject, isa feature of monarchy ; the
seconu snews a want or confluence, in
the Legislature, which ought not Jo
exist amongst Republicans ; and jthe
Capias on's?inated in tyranny, and our
freedom will not be complete till it be
a polished ! .; ;'',' ' .
Mr. Clay and Mr, Bibb, with an al
lowance of $2000 each, (says the Lex
ington, Ky. Gaz.) are; appointed Com-
missioners o treat wnn me state oi
V iffii nia abou t the asrecmen t '-'entered
into with- Kentucky, when she became,
a separate State. This agreement has
ben . made the plea1 in the Supreme
Court of the U. S. for setting:4 aside
the laws of Kentucky,' protecting:: oc
cupants of lands, because such Jaws
are considered at variance !with fthe'
terms entered into between "the two
states, and the condition unon which
Virginia consented " to part with
territory in Kentucky.
her
V .....
, !j :frfirtnt5M-This very eccen
tric character,' it seems, has thrown
open the front of his house: in Ken
sington, and turned it into sham'bies,
where he proposes to ; selU meat at a
reduced! price One of the Lpndon
pa pe rs remarks uA We are ; g ad this
modern " uaue" : has at last taKen.up
a iresnectaole -callmff ; and sincerely
hope: that his present speculation in
bullock's flesh will be more advanta-
us to him than his late speculation
mman.brie
PrjpAcis.r--Counselt6r 'Lillien
stern, or r rankfort on the MatueJ has
published a very singular., wbrk ;in
win vii lie aucin m iut UlUVC lllttlj IIIC
predictions, respiting ntichristra
now on the eve of being accomplished
Antichrist, he asserts., wilt apoear iri
1 823 ; his arrival lwill ?be;VucceeHe
oy, ien years religious , wars i ait
r i OT ten vear9 reu?ious wars t arrer; r-T-ri-vzrrv r. . .r .vvrr j. i
UKd !t LS'ii ii - -n... ' i: blameless i,tei ricn in tne aiarnies oc so-: i
uy trie I which, the millemum. as he assures I . .4vi -' : . l
t -w-i r i t " 7 7 -! - - - - - - t - ; - y - - - -w w i m i j iiii tri-f iiinw. aim '.r xruiiiiAri 111 UJ S w
speech the loiyirig singular fact,t
that jforlhe tyt"jpx ears the sii pi C y
offjthirteeilCthousandiniri
an$ eight jfiyertpUarf liaV beenpaid ;J
forlhedestnictioni wolves jii Frank"-,
HnountJn that Statevand that da-.
ring that period, the sura of five, thou- ? 0
sand eight hridrediahdlten vdojlars
j only, have beeri received in that coun- . Y.
ty for. tnesv;,-'.-:P-y.
Fu Ui& Ldnds A report has beea
rendered td ConaTess' bt!' the" Secreta
by of the Treasury, in "tonformitr tfl
i f 1 '' m r
S - w JT1
itadej:the. quantity. otJanoeIinqush
;ed to the United: States ; the quantity
ypon: which ffullpayment ' has beett
ec;V,e iu1",X4lor PJi ,
of the; House irpm, the f jmperiections
,, of the returns froolAthe, Land Offices,
' KetOrris have been received frorn ihe
ollwrng Land Offices oriljV Steuben
TMle Marietta, fehawneetown, Uni
cothe Zanesvijlf ,. Uetroit-'a hd JeffVr-
sonville, and of)ithese the three -hfst'
' onlj appeaj ' tol be', com plete The' ,z
'rifj$eine-onlVf perfect ceturir froin all
the. offices above named; and is as; lot
lows : ' p - ;
' Ste'ubenville,
Marietta, , i "
; Chillicothe,
Zanesyille, ?
Shawneetown,
Detroit, L
a Jeffersonville,
29,400' 84
w 11,199 JSS
.746,006 37
1 119,123 60
"112,434 38 - ,
The; letter v of"tMr Commtssner 1
Meigs to the Secretary fh. ;frea,j .
sury, cone! u des as foil own :i 4 '
The importanr omissibni Inl some of the
abstracts of the proceeding trsmiraitted from
. the land offices, will render; impracticable :
i to fiirnighr': an Accurfttfe. cenferal statement. . '
such as is intended by the resolution, until an
AYAmtnAiiMti hKaII Kava tt A1 A nil ll A
tflii f th- nffi' tmVm.: tn inniv i
omissions, and correct mistakes, v Mearitime,' v-
f.c rcF5cwwtv,
tne present, may answer tne purpose mxena-
' The LeQislarure pf Missonn have , ' '
repealed ,the jrede
St.Louii Enqiiirerj, in' speaking of its s .
1 operation, says, '' the famous redenip- t, 1
tion; law .is about;tobe taken off thej ,
Statute book.'-' This paltry expedient , V.v;
ltas excitedrjothinpb
ita baneful operation sales of proper- , !
i.i? tjrjder.execntion iwere rendered
completely lnenectuai, ana tnef7 aeot- ;
ofs and creditor,' 'nforlwhpse especiat;
benefit the law was, made, were leftas,
febbarrasBedsliii the f first instance, P V
uesiituteoftremeoyor jesoure -iay
no case,IUis1)eIieved; hai thie debtor; ;
been relieved ;1aim
nv) has theired itof 'been half iatifi-v . 4
ed V'-'W'' z'X''-,
lfiififff Ist Tuesaay night, (says .., .
the Detroit Gazettebf October 1.9) the
following . .tragical: occurrence tooic
place a: short distance above this city;
.Five4or'fc hInditns-4YjCh?b'MwasVwe'.-.
believe,) ' were sitting by tlieir- fire, i ; .
when' one demanded a .drink of whi- -
key from, an other, who; held a hot tie'
between3 his knees -he was refused,
and , immediately d rew h knife and'
kil led his comrade, whothad' denied
j him, by stabbing him in - the neck. The
inglhe fate of his son, sprang upon.the;
murdrer seized him , by : the throat,
jbore him to the ground! and, give hio-
several stabs with .a short knite.-.
Thinking he'had killed-him he' went
to see his i son, but no sooner had he
quit the murderer thau he sprang up-;
on his feet and tled. He has not been '
seen since, and jt is supposed that , he
hasYdied of his wounds in tbe forest
Where he had bid himself, Vv: . " '
Ml-: r MARBIED,' - t V
At the seat of Gen." Calvin 'Jones, in the ,
fake Forest, on the 10th inst. the Rev. Willi
Reeves, -of, Ofttfige county to Mrs. Thisbie
i In Edgecomh county, on the'llth ultimo,
'Hr.Elijah (PrieeivUntbibiiii' to "Misa .
Temperance Thorhas, daughter 'of Ichabod
lThom8iEzql'':it ''V ;- . ; "
ln Jones county,' on theSd insOfr. an
cis Wi Nelson; of Newbern;-to Miss Maria. ''.I
Hatch, only daughter of jCol. Edmund Hatcn. '
V, comnunIcated. H':t ..
vv In Hertford county, on the 5th inst.. Mrs,
' Susannah tnns, the wifeiof Cen. Thomas
; Wynns. ; This lamented Jady supported a
I painful and lingering illness with patient for-4Aitude;-
resigned from 'habitual piety, to the
dispensations; of her Crealior. ; To the deep
V
amicuon ' oi i.ep suryiTing . ausoanu, - wa
tresDectable - rriends and acquainUnces. yro
him andto thern,he has left the" invaluable
of aasured hopethe tefrj i
which, iri i better wnrld atle'hds.her!'! u ' J
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