acr-
I ra r Depart men t T 1 1 c
rcate number of Officers, pri
vates, &c. in the U. S, army is
t,186; the expciiccs of the same
for the last quarter of 1827, and
three first quarters of 1828 is
SI, 135,198 G8. The total num
ber of the Militia of the U. S. is
1,208,419; the aggregate of arms
apportioned to the militia this
year, is 15,000; the militia of
North-Carolina is stated to be
G(),GG0, the arms the State is to
receive, 753.
Nacy Department Including
the vessels built and building, the
U. S. navy now consists of 12
.ships of the line, 20 frigates, 1G
sloops of war and 4 schooners; it
is estimated, that there will be
required for the Navy, during the
year 1829, the sum of S3,00G,277
49, in addition to the unexpended
balances that mav remain on hand
the 1st of Jan. 1829.
General Post-Office On the
1st July, 1828, there were 7G51
at Stantonsburg, on Saturday
and Sunday, the 24th and 25th
January next; Saturday 31st Jan.
and Sunday 1st February, at Har
ris' M. II. in Granville county;
Tuesday 3d February, at War
renton; Wednesday 4th, at Shady
Grove; Friday 5th, at Bear
Swamp M.II. in Halifax county;
Saturday and Sunday, 7th and 8th,
at Sampson's M. H. ; and Mon
day evening 9th Feb. at Tarboro'.
Foreign. Advices from Liver
pool to the 8th November, have
been received at Philadelphia.
The Cotton market was rather
languid, and common qualities
had declined l-8d per lb. Pri
ces of bonded Wheat and flour,
are fully supported; but Indian
Corn, continues dull. The polit
ical intelligence is not important.
Trice Current,
Jit Tarboro9, Petersburg Neiv- York.
DEC. 19.
Bacon, -Heeswax,
-Brandy,
apple,
Coffee,
Corn, - - . -Cotton,
Cotton Bagging,
Flour, supf.
Lard,
Molasses, -Hum,
New-Eng.
Sugar, brown, -Salt,
loose,
Wheat, - -Whiskey,
-
per Tar'o' Pefrg JVYo'k
lb 7 8 6 7 9 14
- 20 25 25 30; 23 20
gal 45 50 45 50. 36 40
lb 16 20 13 17! 11 15
bul 30 35 40 45 1 50 53
lb 8 8 9 10! 9$ 11
- 20 25 20 25 j 19 21
bbl $6h 7 $7 8; $7 8$
lb 7 8 7 8 6 7
gal 40 45 35 40, 27 32
- 50 60 35 40 32 38
lb 11 13 9 12 8 11
bul 70 80 75 87 47 54
- 901J511J
gal 40 50 30 35 23
North-Carolina Bank JVotes. .
At Petersburg, 3 to 4 per cent. discountY
At New-York, 4 to 4$ do.
J Mrs. O'Brien's School.
IIIS Seminary will resume itsopera
"una ur, me jirst Monday in next
month. Owing to the pressure of the
times, we feel it obligatory on us to gra
duate the terms of Board and Tuition, as
neany as maybe to correspond therewith:
Board and Tuition per Session, $55 00
Do. Do. for the younger pupils, 50 00
Music, - - - 20 00
1 uition alone, - - 12 50
Do. for the younger pupils, - io 00
Those charges include all the pv
of the Institution except for Books and
oiauonary, which (it not provided by
parents) are furnished at cost. There
will be no summer vacation. '
Williamsborough, N. C.)
Dan 1 O 1 COO 19-3
Raleigh, Dec. 13.- On Friday
last, at 12 o'clock, the oaths of 'rate Saddle Horse, and a irood Harness
"Y ... - I
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.
N MONDAY, 12th of January next,
I shall sell to the highest bidder, at
my plantation on Swift creek, in Nash
county, a fine parcel of Mutes, a first-
oflice WCro nriministnrpfl in Clnv'illoi'se all rnv stock of Cattle Hosts
posi-oiuce, yielding a revenue otiernor Owen by Chief Justice !an" ieeP 1 'arming utensils, tyc. Vc.
$1,593,134 43, for the year end- Taylor, in the Common Hall ij At the ame timeandPlace 1 shall, as
ing that date; the expenditures the presence of both branches of i Si"?7lnMPr rtneF i?rV""r' V;i.IIiafms
for thn snmn np.iml 1 fi9". SfHl'f l. ' T , uld"LI,Lb1 0 dec d, sell for cash, his interest ,n two
An 'Pi 1 7 r iiuiu, unci n crowded; brood mares and five colts, viz: one two
4U. more are 114,:ib miles ot gallery of spectators, lie was at-iyear old stud colt by Washington, one
year old stud colt by Marion, one 3'ear
old filly by Archy, and two last spring
colts, one by Eclipse and one by Shaw-ance-
E. D. Will TEIIEJID.
Pec. 23, 1S2S. 19-3
post-roads. The total number of. tended by the Judges of the S
feu-
persons employed by the Depart-Inreme Court. Kx-fJnvm-imr T
nient, including postmasters, as- dell, and Messrs. Hailey, Brodnax,
sistant postmasters, clerks, con- Waddell and Bynum, the comrnit
tractors, and persons engaged in tec appointed by the Legislature
n-w.ua "'"" ,juj, iui una purpose. Alter t ho cero-
; l,o84 horses monies of inaii"-
there are about
animation Iiad been
employed, and 2876 carriages in- completed, Gov. Owen made hi
eluding sulkies and waggons. : acknowledgments to the Lcgisla
Land Ojjice During the year ture in an appropriate and hand
1C27, and the two first quarters some address,
of 1828, there were sold of the On Saturday, Win. Rubards Esq
public Lands, 1,208,327,51 acres; was re-elected Treasurer and
thoaggrcgatc receipts for which James Grant Esq. Comptroller
is 82,0G1,U73 43 incidental ex- of this State, without opposition.
Eiop' Tlc Editors of paper were, on
lob,9oi 59. Ihe amount of Thursday last, re-elected printers
balances due from individuals on to the State, without opposition
account ot public Lands purcha- Wo omitted to mention in our
Qi lTOcni181 182; is,PW, the rejection of the
M,l4,039 04. jbill, in n10 H0ll,e of Commons,
to erect a new county, out of a
(communicated.) parr 0f Buncombe county and that
I 'ill-oil 4 a . . - "
uiauamioappoimmeni a on- portion of liurkc county which
terenceot tne Associated iMotho- licsvestof the Allegany. "Thcbill
clist Churches convened at Whit- was on its second reading arid
'iSoo8 V n , 10 19th Dec' hvas lost after an animated debate
J. u u.
Notice.
rIIE Subscriber has just received, in
addition to her former assortment,
some new and elegant articles, viz:
A fresh supply of Leghorns, from 3 to gl8,
Superior bobinett caps and capes,
Feathered, velvet, and down flowers,
Coral ear-drops and necklaces,
Fancy reticules, pin-cushions, &c.
Also, several other beautiful articles,
which are worthy the attention of the
Ladies. qm c. HQWJ1RD.
Tarboro', Dee. 23, 182S.
Shocco FemaleAcademy.
Oxford Academies.
rMIE exercises in these Institutions
will be resumed on Monday, the
12th January next; the Male Academy
under the superintendency of Mr.
James D. Johnston, and the Female,
under that of the Rev. Joseph Labarce,
as heretofore.
THOS. B. LITTEJOHN, Pres't.
9th, Dec. IS2S. 18-3
COHExN'S OFFICE, 114 Market-st.
Baltimore, Nov. 2Gth. 3
Drawing of the 3d Scheme
Maryland State Lottery,
JYo. 0, for 1828.
No. 1705S prize of $2000
OS 18 prize of - - 1000
13538 prize of - - 500
S3S, 2418, 242S, 5778, 17438, U0Q
332S 1543S 16928
11GSS 15738 173GSV-prizes of 50
13938 1G31S 17S8S)
20 of S20; 34ofSlO; 35 of SG; and 2000
of S i each.
(f3The first drawn from the wheel
was No. 1913S the terminating figure
being S, agreeably to the scheme, there
fore, all tickets ending with 8, are enti
tled to Four Dollars each, and in addi
tion to whatever prize they may haye
drawn besides.
(jAH tickets ending with either S,
5 or 8, are now determined. The fate
of all others will be decided by the draw
ing ot theFUUKTtl SUB-SCHEME,
which will take place on WEDNES-
j - v 1 n c 1 1 win iaue piace on v v x.. IJ Hi o -
US. LUCAS respectfully informs! DAY lhe ? December, on which
1 1 1 .1 .1. ., . 1 (U ...1. ,.i c ,. rn
ner inenus and tne public, that the uuj UiC W11UIC u lonowing prizes
niier s U ljinttl on tU lOtli hnr.
28. The numhor in nt ton-
dance was as considerable as
could have been expected from
the shortness of the notice. Plea
sing indeed was the coalescence
of sentiment and feeling prevalent
in the body. The urttcles of
Associati on recion 1 imp 11 ( 1 nl lv tho
I " v 11
late convention at Baltimore were
unanimously adopted, and meas
ures taken accordingly. Rev.
William W. JIiLL having been
formerly elected to Elder's orders
by the Virginia Annual Confer
ence, and not having thought pro
per to apply to the Bishops so
called of that body for a consum
mation of that election, applied to
said Conference at Whitaker's
and was duly ordained by a Pres
bytery of s?iid Conference; he was
unanimously appointed their Pre
sident to travel through the State
111 accordance with the Articles
j their Association. Rev. Miles
r vsu was also appointed his As
sistant. Their struggle is for re
J'gious freedom, and they hope
shortly to be able to make an en
bjjlitcned community acquainted
with their plans and objects.
Preaching. The- Rev. WM.
'v Hill, has appointed to preach
of two days continuance, in Com
mittee ot the whole, Mr. Spruill
in the Chair, by a vote of G5 to 62.
The delegation ofa single county,
might, it will be perceived, have
produced a different result. The
measure was advocated by Mr.
Newland and Mr. Swain, and op
posed by Mr. Bynum. Star.
hi ! I'ni e urii ii t diflii !
MARRIED,
In Pitt county, on Thursdav, 18th
iTr. Jacob Hprn to
Pines also, Mr. Eli
Fanny Cobb.
Miss
Gay
Martha
to Mrs.
Removal.
npiIE Subscriber has removed his Boot
and Shoe manufactory to the build
ing directly opposite the Cotirt-IIouse,
recently occupied by J. H. Mathewson
& Co. lie has on hand, a complete as
sortment of gentlemen's, ladies', and
children's BOOTS AND SHOES
made of the best materials, and bv first-
rate workmen, which he will dispose of
at reduced prices, lower than they can
be obtained in this part of the country.
Orders for any work in his line, will
be attended to at the shortest notice and
executed with neatness and durability,
as he has in his employ first-rate work
men. T4X TT Tl.nnTMTTS
Tarboro', Dec. 23, 1S2S. 19-3
Exercises of the above Academy will
mi
be resumed cn the first Monday in
February next.
The utmost attention will be paid to
the morals and behaviour of the young
Ladies placed in this Seminary ; and its
retired, pleasant and healthy situation,
its salubrious air and fine spring water,
make it a very dosirablc residence for
youth. This Academy has ben under
her care for the last seven years, and on
ly one case of sickness has occurred du
ring this time, although the principal
part of her pupils were from the most
unhealthy parts of the State. Being
oniy a few miles from the stage road,
her Academy affords opportunities for
Parents qnd Guardians of regular com
munications with their children and
Wards.
In addition to the usual elements of
Education and Plain and Ornamental
Needle Work, the young Ladies will be
instructed in Geography, History, As
tronomy, Chemistry, Botany, Philoso
phy, Mythology, Drawing and Painting
on Velvet, Music, &c.
Terms Board and Tuition, $50 per
Session. Music, $20. Painting on
Velvet, $5. For Drawing, Painting on
Paper, or Needle Work, no extra charge
will be made.
Warren County, Dec. 15. 19-3
Notice.
"IXPELLED from the Polemic So
" cioly, at the Fork Chapel in Pitt
County, on Saturday, 13th inst. Heading
White and U illiam Jyorvell, for con
duct unbecoming members of said socie
ty aiso, U illie Belcher and Benjamin
hili pa, tor non-attendance, agreeably
to the bye-laws.
WM. R. DUPREE, Sec'y.
Dee. 20, 1S2S. 19 2
will be distributed, and will complete
the Lottery, viz:
HIGHEST PRIZE,
Ten Thousand Dollars.
SCHEME:
I prize of $10,000 is 10,000 Dollars.
1 prize of 3,000 is 3.000 Dollars.
2,000 is 2.000 Dollars.
1,000 is 1,000 Dollars.
500 is 1,000 Dollars.
100 is 500 Dollars.
50 is 500 Dollars.
20 is SOO Dollars.
10 is 1,000 Dollars.
5 is 20,000 D0II5.
1 prize of
1 prize of
2 prizes of
5 prizes of
10 prizes of
40 prizes of
100 prizes of
4000 prizes of
41G1 Prizes am'nting to 39,800 Dolls.
The whole payable in CASH, which
as usual at COHEN'S OFFICE,
can be had the moment they are drawn.
Quarters, $1.25
Eighths, 62 cis,
Whole Tkkets,$5. 00
Halves, - - 2.50
To be had in the greatest variety of
Numbers at
COHEN'S
Lottery and Exchange Office,
. No. 1 14, Market-street,
Where the Capital Prizes in all the
previous classes were seld, and where
both the great prizes of ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS each
were sold in former Lotteries, and
where more capital Prizes have been sold
than at any other office in America.
(JjrUiders from any part ot the Uni
ted States, either bv mail (post raid) or
private conveyance, enclosing the cash
or prizes, will meet the same prompt
and punctual attention as if pn personal
application. Address '
J.I. COIIEN,Jr.$ BROTHERS,
Nov. 97. 1S2S. Baltimore