"withont ml of r k, anl U caver A jj Mv. fc. 'on stfr mlttirifc "lifts motion'
. with valuable timSir. -I Itmty be said nmade a number of remarks to shew the
with truth that, fo fertility of soil, no
-pari of the world etrcseds the borders
; of the Mississippi s the laid yiefds an
; abund ance of all the necessaries of tifey
dnd almost spontaneously '.; very little
' labour feeing retired ,'in thecultiva-j
tion of ti i cm t iu f, 1 hat part of Uppsf
iwnsiana, Winch borders on worth
- ... V , - - " J 4
Mexico, is one trammse prairie ;'. it
produces nothing but grass ; it i& filled
with buffaloe, deer; and other kinds of
igsme j the laiidls represented as too
.i firh tar the trrowth of forest traesT
. -It is pretended that Upper Louisiav
na contains in its bowels many silver
and copper mines, and yarious speci
, mens of both, are exhibited. JSaveral
trials hav? been nude to ascertain the
1 r 1 - I IE Willi II 3.K...1 111 LIIC OJ'
' tists has hitherto kltthe subjccttmde
The salUw orks "are also ; pretty, nu-
merous some belong to individuals
others to the public, ' They already
vield an abundant supply for the con
sumption of. the country j ana it, pro
perl managed, might become art ar-
tide of more general exportation The
isual price per bushel is 150 cents in
casA at the vvorks. . .( ' (
This price will be still lower as soQn
as the manufacture of the salt is as-
sujncsd by government, or patronized,
by m--n wno nave largs capitals to em-
ploy in the. bus mess. ; une extraorui-
Tiary uct relative to sail mim nui ub
' , nUted.There exists " about.' 10M
' ' miles up" the, Missouri, and not far
. from'that river a 'salt mountain ! The
existence, of suah a mountain might
', well be questioned,' were it not for the
testimony of several respectable and
enterprisine tradera, who have visited
v it. and who have exhibited stveral
' bushels of th salt to the curiosity of
the people of St. Louis,:' where some
of -it still remains. - A specimen of the
siine Salt has been sent to Marietta.
This mountain is said lobe 181 miles
lorn, and i5 in width,, composed o
solid pock-salt, without any trees, or
.even shrubs on it. Salt-springs are
very numjrous beneath the surface o
this mountain, ana tney now tnrou
" the fissures and iiisyities of.it. Caves
' isiana"though at somt distance from
. ' thi ssttlemints. toar ram on atra
' A'uyZ vofa c, lately discovered one, se
. veral hundred miliis up the Missouri
They spent five or six weeks in th
manufacture of this article, and return
ed to St. Louis with 400 weiffht of it
It proved tobs good, and they sold it
. . for a hieh Price. . '.
. ' nd Missouri, aiid iheir conuijuity lor,
. a" great length of way, arc but little
Rnown l h tracers assert, mat iwi
miles above their junction, a man thay
walk from one U the other in a day ;
m n rl ! im mafmi tKaf f (f rtlit.ta
11I IV I- riW wv lllliw
still higher up, the portage mav be
crossed in four or fire clays. This
portage Is frequented by traders, who
wm I f i -
some of the Missouri Indians. Their
. general route s through Green bay,
" which is an arm of lake licinjan
they then pass into a small lake con
nected with iti and which cominunW
cates with the Fox Hirer ; they then
cross over a short portage into Ihe
Ouisconsing Hivcr, which unites with
the Mississippi some distance below
the falls of St. Anthony. It Is also
aid. that the traders communicate
with the Mississippi above these falls,
through laks Superior but their trade
. in thatquirter is much Icssconsiucra
Lie. ' ' ' ' '
To be tontinueJ
mnartarice pf liberatirnr from any tax
the vehicles for diffusing political in-
lormation, on the prevalence of which
so intimately depended the preserva
don of the liberties of the American
people. ' . -; -,
Ordered to he on the table.
'The bill for the further protection
of the seaman and commerce- tf the
iUnited States was read the third time.)
i Mr. Crrwnirishield moved to recom
mit th bill for the purpose of so a-
mcndmg.itt as to protect the property-j
oi ucuirai jjjwcrs iroiu caiurc, uj re
cognising the principle that free ships
make free goods.;- ' .j-.v4;-'
Mr. Nicholson supported this mo
tion, on the ground that itbecams the
liOuse to embrace so iavorable an oc
casion of giv'urjj their sanction to this
important principle.
v Mtv Dana observed that the alledgcd
obi
asth
c-.-. . 4'-X-tl''jiJlsfrl.Ai'" MitMi intarsard are Vo ea U "1kri
the instructions uicn mj u, "l:" roB ,he fon. . Sir.1--.
is II m. r 4 i a imrjkn antral 1 1 1 i -.mi tc au w
Count) tth Aotr. 1 803. '
oil will be pleased to accept of :
gnation of the office of a judgel
cable athispleasdre; Proved, that V' vi FS UaZ
berey osin pon:'or s.eh,v,ae General Assembly.:
t fromPN.icbet of., ht. Iwished to have continued in the
of the Tesstl for whie h the "e"a ' the 2 ef Oflobef, from mm f ihe Vexerciae of, toy, office until after the
be requested. and the commander , fo-eQ.Wi Md' Msion of the next Court 6f Confr
Ul U si iv w m - x- t . "
thereof, for the time being, shall give
bond to the United States,
terested in such vesselr in : e penai t,,.v, p.ftof . ietter' t. thft rhoice ohsurm
I lie luaunine a
sum bf seven thousahd dollars, or if
with at DOt One " OrO 1 jncnuvucw tm,t, um , ro .jjMvvMi, mat
Willi ( .- f .i.V.-.l f onr lliiint ll.ua m!il xk( tk.n li.M nann ..IE
east twd responsible surcUis, not .n-" . . denlfilnClcftfotthe Assembly to de-
JU it v v. w iv v " ----- - j. i . A
tan one hundred ana bltv men, in
frenn snoiher of our Oembsri on tbefaaiejj I flatter myself that my advanced ;
age, which must render me inadequate
' . . i n . : ! . r .L i . . . .
"i. .x. !.rfc.,rf..tU,BK'" Knowing tne men eiuraiuon on io ine (Mscnargc oi uic uuuts auacnea
no v beet. 3 Ana oe it turther enactea, ' j i. -el:n. .i.: .
. . . i -v . :. ji., . . , L, . . t xonuuci oi mc opiirna my capacny un
cioubt, adoptsuch reguialiotts as siiouia I nat any vessel, gooas or etiects oe- ,;ce hj4 .citea fome ttefioeft;ad-mCnsurate with my zeal for the publio
proper.,, v- ' . . . ' V llw.uS!l,B 7 V v wC?rv "l ; apprehenfioni were entertained , Uiat ote. service i should have nothing to re-
Mr. Ettstis bppbsed the recommit-to his sabiects which shall be so cap-, -'r,,. k.it.j lo ,ha furtcA-
rheht, on the ground; that the provi-utured and brought, m o .port by &ny rie but fome Use. arrivals ffom ...the ben deficient either in. fidelity or in.
srnmeot at mil place, bring jostry in the execution, of the Various
t has diuipatea our lean; and miportant trusts, which have
confounding piece of bu- from time to time been committed to
sionspune Dili wercanexaciiranscnpt jrivaie( inncm yessci ui uic . kamcu Vents of edV
ui U1V3C i.uuiiiicu iiimiavk inwuiwv1-jin.Ji m'.ij viulmi.tm.u j . iniorfhatioo thai
years since in relation to Tripoli, andsaid, may be adjudged good prize, and h l
on the ground that the insertion orthe;
-'3 m 'a. Jl Lif' I- ! I Ik.!
proposea amenamsni m'Hi'-'.wniic u
luuea io aneciine principle oi mc iaw
of nations, produce considerable in
"l ""' Fi.uu.vv. v ill 6 i f t . ' .r ' " ,7 ett . "loyoo can apprtciaiB poser of events, for the prosperity of
ouuTcmciivca w .a a iwvw wiv.,...v .wv.. i - "'. ihsirgumenis madeonmeingenuny orine v Country and the happiness ormv
Rarharv tvwp ' , " . ' (failure of such a?recment. aceordinff r. j ..7i a i: ...j .1- ..tr.. ' . . ... r . . '
' '. . iAiitvsft i mm niM no w. i cuntc TC: . i pprm r thp. mr.HL n csam Tim.
may befciyen as fbrcsaid, and also . document, and from the Wo' vou, to acknowledge to the Ge- '
fodfce from which ihe materials are rreral Assembly, the grateful sense I
colUaed, the tboR correft hifiory extant shall ever retain of the repeated marks
of this invaluable country. . Ii was ex- 0f "confidence and distinction, with
the goi which ' my Fellow-Citizens have ho-
would be nored me.fromtheearliestdawnofthe
ir rr p T r". 1 . . - M T. - .... : . . i . . . .
put. in ponemon 01 Ncw-vncni. iw Kevoiuuon to ine present time ; naa
en in any deerec corn
for satisfying H jdaihages and inju
ries which shall be done : contrary to
the tenor - thereof, ty, such 'Commis-
-r - ----- - i
A. Jt . ! n a . n . Kll i twA riaei.l '""-riVl f . 1 1. ' ifMliPAinhn. 111.'
v-vi-iuil tlM 11UL, lie-Oianisk mic mil, siuucu , aiw .u. uwii.v.uit, l '.n,J ihit voOrrda 'ihe I Clh 1
. . - !. .1 -a ii L'i 1' . i..w. . . .j i
e nature ol the instructions to com- the commission wnen revoxea dv tne ,l. r::,;j c,M
r 'Jl !J... .P.!..!!..:..! !;..... ;; inmu.u. w. ... v-... --
vt rx t 'ir ran vrsimiu. itt rnn. : i-rtKir:fMii 411 nir in irri ti m . 1 1
m a n A t fa
vivva ui 4a.iajita iwwh " s v - wv .it
fided to the President, who would; no" : Sect.' And be it further enacted,
incrt-upou snan mime w uK.ywuci, finelsiaihe Kedera fl
' r . r . r j. -----
ana omcers ana men 01 mc capturing Lae leen ihe debates
$. I prefume you 'n,v charge,
which took place . javc r
now only, constantly, to of-
1 r . pi. . . . . ,"isirgunicni niuc vhiw ih6..u..7 w. ... wy u0yntry ana me nappiness 01 my
0 P"r ft-glingunderth. jireffure p.citizens, and thai each succci
U"U!T Ul wu- .v "r."1!oflnconbcncy, 1 conhaer ine purcnaie .;v. eneratitm mav be more wise and
cogmzancu otthe capture. , . ;0f LouiOana; as one of the moft impor- moreirUloUi than their Ancestors,
Sect, 4. Arid be it further enacted, J,i, (r ihebeicr. orefaeriiv. fu- .t.
- - j j v i 4 U 11 III liivj mini v wiiv incnvai uvcivp
ture happmeT, & honour o l tour govern- 0f virtue and wisdom which human na-'
That if in the opinion of . the Presi-j
dent of the United States, it shall be
Jdeemed expedient to - retain - for the1
use or future disposal of the United
'States anyMoOrish tcssctsjoT war,!
which have been or shall hcreatter be
Barbary powers
The motion to rc-coramit was lost
ea39, Noes 63,; . "
The question recurring on the pas
sage of thcr bill, it passed Unanimous
yT? ---"-jit senate
',. On Friday, Nov. It, Dr. Logan pro
posed the following resolution, to the
rniivlrlftratinn of the Senate t ? ' - '
Resolved. That the President of the captured by the public armed vessels
United States be requested to cause tb' of the United States, he is 'ereby au-'
be laid before the Senate, suchihfor- thoriscd and empowered so to retain
mation as may have been received re- such vessels and to dispose ol them m
lative to the violation of the Dig of the such manner as the pliblie service
United States, or to the imhressment may require t rrovuica, 1 hat no-
of any seamen, in the service of the thing herein contained shall be con-
United States by the agents Ot -any struea to impair or oincwise to ai
foreign nstion. , j j feet the right of the captors of ve9-
On thi- occasion Dr. U observed, eis so retameaio meir prize money
that whilst we were taking measures
to protect the citizens df the United
Sta'r. in thir ttfrriffiHal rio-ht. w
should not neglect their maritime Members -of Congrfft, throws confidera
rights, to the most perfect freedom of ' ,6n,J " ,n? ou"r"i ouuneu.
navigating the common ocean with!! wifiwi t.", iv. i
safetv. The Dr. referred to the mes-, oi rv., .
' . i .r.! . . ....
lent delivered to con.', as i prtiume me paperi nsve pivr n
mmencernent oi.tnerjuu ait 'W...rofmJiron f0 be had rela
present stssion, in which he calls thci UfC ,oin ..iMiTdnnoM en-
attention of cohgressto this importahl; te,t nowiih ihe French Rc?u'jlic for
suujctw- iu exact irom crcrjr na-
- - ------ , i
menr, mat has occurrea unce ine memo- tu j$ capable. of attaining, and that '
able declaration of our Inaependeiice ylhej fttiilly beicome an example
ana a meaiure was wui cniure .mmun-i wnriKo nf the imitatatioa of lhe other
honor to the efent aiiitfiniBration. kStates and;other Nations.
You know 1 w.i sia,i an approver ot i t, Avith ftjj due respect, I have the
ii ; dui now .ni iu.ijt onor to be, Sir, Vour Jbxlcellency'i
the prefent adm.mftration condufls (he 1 ost obedient Servant " '
public attairs in the trae ipint ot the I SAMUEL JOHNSTON."
Usvernmeni, ana in lucn a way as oubcii ' rr- r..Ar. .
fure to silence. I do confiaenv i The r(.8ignallon wai a6cp
to put cen
' -l . .L- a ;
iy giv u as my opinion, inai ine rvmcn
can Cabinet at this nme, is the mult en
lightened in the world.
Raleigh RegiBer;
The flowing letter from one of oin
CONGRCSSIO.VAL SKKTC1I.
lion the observance towards our ves
scls and citilch,'of those principles
ana practices, Which all civilized peo
ple acknowledge t to merit the charac
ter of a just nation, and maintain that1
of ah independent one, preferring; eve
ry cortseouencc to insult and habitual
wrong. Congress will consider whe
ther the existing Jaw enable us elli
cacbusly to maintain this course with' wooveinor uaiborn,
our citizens in all places, and with o- tS'I'PP' Terriiory, left this on t
thers, while within the limits of our
jurisdiction ar.d will give them the
modifications necessary for these ob
jects, borne contraventions cf right
have already taken place both whhin
our jurisdiction! limits, and on Ute
high seas. . -
WILMINGTON.
Vuksdat, December 6, 103.
On the Zd ult. tke Senate of the Uni-
ted Stattt passed the fall authorising has-
tilitics og.unst Morocco,
A New-York paper sa vs,u Mr. Daw
vernor of Louisiana.
lie celTion of Louifisna io the United
Sines, as well as the objeftioni raifed,
by ihe r'eJerilifls againll thtiavafori
carrying ihei into efTetf, I (hall noi'
underttke ro fay any" thing upon ihaij
fubjefl. The order ef ihe , King of,
Spain to the Iniendant to .deliver pof.
felfion to ihe French, tearin da'e in
" Sir Aftr r my thanks for your at
tention to my address of the 17th salt,
as early as its arrival could admit, ,i
have barely time to inform you that af
ter an animated debate both 'veaterda
Otloher, t8a?, uanflaiion of which ii' and to-day, on a motion td repeal the
puDiiinea asa aiI4 mltraMions from ihtj.iiariii.runt L.aw of tne United States.
ccepted.
Thursdav; N6v.fi4. "T
Thepeake'r laid before thelloufo
a letter fi-om filake Baker, Esq. .At
torney General of this state, resign-;
ing his office, which was accspted. ,
: , Friday, Nov. 23. .
" Mr. Horn, from the joint balloting
for a Public Printer, reported, that Jo
seph Gales had , 167 Votes, William
Boyltra 3, and Allmand Hall !. The
former was therefore declared to be
ef-cteih , '
son, c uiimci bland, is aunointcd Vt- I r ""J u vm tfi. Dvtc, Sjill K
' r ' I l W. inhn J ll.. I.. C.Un 1
vernor oi iouisiana. .iiii.iiMuiu4uuivii; jjikui.
! f Thlibill proposes to have an F.astera
rJ'J tne t.dnor ot tic rt- .n. ..i.vv .uvi.
. . ... y .. r. . . J- i. w.i . '. . r .
tfrsourg lnUUigtncer dated
" ft ashritont AiW.
A BILL, ,
for the further protection of Ameri
' can Seamen and Ctmmerce of the
United States
WnaaiA's, an act
... t .
. 1 oecn committeu agai
U the Hjui of Rtprtsentdiixet of the States, by an armed
Prtfideni lo Governor Claiborne, of ihe
.viuii.iippi terruory, left this on ihe Ull
uf Otlobef by e s pre ffei within a few
hours of rach oiber and it is expefled
we lhatl a'h of December, hear
the refufiL ami know to a ceriamfv whe
ther ihe Spin;,! government mean to re
fute ro st liver ihe cnumrv. as it is repor
ted they wll. -I cannot ihiuce myfclf
to believe there is any rtsfoa for fuels
repert, In jr 'a treaty entered lot be
tween ihe Fteacs inJ Spanifli Govern
ments, fubfrjucrt io the trca'y ef S'.
tiucionic, me terriiory ti Lomiuna is
for e'ach, Vho are to attend every Court.
1 S . 'tea a
it aiso proposes tne aoonsnment ot
the Conference Court. This bill
was referred to a joint committee ar
pointed to report If any, and what
alterations are necessary in the Judi
'ciary System. Also, a bill allowing
1Yl'tfifet all iii.Um.wI. l.....fi....
-ii juwiiit m iicrc ii rr id
be obtained, elthtc in court, or
fore a Justice of the Teace a bill t
empower ilium Wright, late Shci
i f'. i j ' ... . ..
your menu nnn most OtJCdicnt sent.
TIIO. CLAIUOKNE.
Ektrsh cfa letter from a rernrclaote'"mer.
L- a
I of hostility ha.! rVl0! V,l rt'?P"r7f
nst ihe.tWJl uJlT!lViniVlm
i.;a ..f.k- v I 'd hi "f,n puthlhcd, but I have not
shift of the Lm-j fefn it. Mct whf 0 puf
uniicui JiUtiJi . i w i ua iiu uilu
Wednesday, Nov. 16. " lie it enacted, by the Senate arr, c fJ ,bo (Jf'D'
Th9 House went into committee ofi, I louse ef Uinrcsenutives of the Tjtii.f a!!' 'J Vf, ',','!,? VP'j 'f"
the whole. Mr. Dawsm in the chair, .led State, of America, b Congres. j J!7 til l!', S I n '
M the bill for the protection of the tcaJ assembled, That it .hall be lawful for LAS;1' F 1 ? -r
mefl and commerce of the United Ihe President or the LV
States j which amhofiic. hostiliiles Instruct the commander, of the wbRc'ft,;' ?0'
fwn. . .rrrA ..i. r J , piM from ih Flendsi, but ihai
- -
h ...... v...'. . ..J . . i we 'ghi probably, by applymt io ih
S lie wmmiicri ii-tiu tunc unu 1 niimutKuci nu lun.c prilC 01 1 nntim.ki a,.." I. ' u
t. . .si. -..i i. .:,i?..v ..tJ .ii i. I i .fr.. , . w,ityt'nmew of rfnice.obiaia fuch parts
til usniit euvui im riiciim ir innr ir'r. .
. v r.t v"h ( pi inuiuini it wc iDirnt nee lor nc
mg io he Emperor oT Morotee, or to fCttrint oflhe Mvi flJ0 ef the
h'L'Vi.? V' 0t e?d.lhe! '"'PPi. " '"7 M Jiti that cM.. io
i . "U .1 .. 'J prutccucu a- runcf. Mr, P inrk
mes's
tftd a
f., Lit .. . CCOr'nf to, fPr f hi. tuaty, I am informed from
the bill, retvuted it without amend
mtnl to the. House,' who ordered H to
a third reading to-morrow.
Thumdaf, NwV. If.
Mr. Randolph from the committee
..i. . -1 .. i '.m it-
oiwafminiaH, rciwncu.ui.i.M. mw j .mi mivi to cause 10 be tlone lwJ audjoiitt. at In iS blTum f iS
'l':U''fl i a si vis in
Rn Vwi, That it is expedient to i!i.
continue the ofaks of commitsloncrt
of I nns in the different states, and to
transfer lh duties of thoss officers to
the Hjcretary f lite Trcury, with
-i allowance of ' dollars for a J
ifitioial cktksY Rf fcrrfdtothe com.
inittce of wsvs and menns. j
Mr.C, W.. Campbell o.Trcd the
f -,r wincr r'"Uiioti a - I
rt-tSvJ, That much or the act goodi or efTccts, belonging to the Km. an4 by this Ut pubally art oe ihri!
trcstaST.shpiat-oJTiceiatidpost-roads pcn.r of Morocco, or to any of his snarch io Kaitbtt. 1 etc (om io wail the
nh0 United atatrs a charts a p-)it- auhjecu, at the before mentioned rifuli ef a peaceabla dfm.rrf. General
at about 4 o'clock to-day Ihe vot ss as
taken bv veasand nav. nA oo
in favour of & reneal and I3tram w-rm of Surry, to collect arrears of tax-
J. I have not time to add any ihliur far. for 1801 nd a bill for the recula-
incr, oemg now najt past 5 o clock, in ,wu"v,,, rrcnion, iwi
haste, therefore, I subscribe mvsir-wre ,evry rca4 arm returned.
il f I . - . . I - . . I . A
j. iivit iicdi mc lommu x-
sppointed on thai pari of ibe Goter
0r'i mefTage, whiih related to b kr
txilling difpute, tefpcQing the boundary
chani io Lisbon, dated 0'h Jrpt. to'" be,wul ,b' ' ' Sott,h c,'ol,
lis correis-ondent in New-Yoik. " j 'rPottti for .ppoiniivg Ctdv.
A French fUei cf 16 dins of .K, J " o esirnj .he boundary Im
t'i)4 frigates have failed fro Brett fof ' t , 1 D'e nA ,ke flie of S CroLn"
Ireland wiih troops on beard, and a Bri. , 1 . - . , .
f j"m UU.IIIIHEC wai J.poin' '
cosfidcr hat altetations' ate aeccflit
ia the laws rr'ative to Efihra'i.
) Mr. E. Alrtander, from ib etsv
mitiee to whom wss rtfrrrrd the pnu
tioDofJobn Baptift Aveilha rrporird,
that ihey had eonfidered the fubje0,ar4
eiamincd the mode cf his Machint fcf
I'i'iiwaiiuii in inr oinin ii... .k. j. l
f . , ... .. , : r"s " pw'i navt now no
of private armed vessel, of the L'nlted gmd pretest fofiefo.w io d.live, .0f.
Sutc. .hall hava power to grsht them but ih. Spimth geramcat ha, lakes
specul commission., ,n such form at umbr.g. . out h.virr; ,tq,id ,he
:ie ihal dirrtl, under the Mai of the oun,., ... I w .fj lo bi;.
:ilh fleet is in purfuit ( htm,'
The Secretary of (be Navy las retelv.
iii.viisi irpm ine rhltrf it.
Squadron, dated Jepietnker Joih, a.d,
j aim iv n. j
The frigate Philadelphia f40 guns
and khoonrr Viii f
Caironadrs, b.d oo ib i6,h Sroi! been K-'V TV Wp '!,,!",,"
ordersd br the Commrvf. ,A onarufled wuh fitnplicity r.l
Trips.li aid frour ih coafl. i
I b port, ad roatt of Morocco were
well watched by ibe frizes Confliiuiioti
oi 44
an
ipgenmty, and ihat il may ptobavr It
employed with advaataee is ine ippiovt
mrnl tit In1ar.it V..i i k... .. iK'
- irai -" r-
c... : 1 r . t .:n
rns, tt New-Yotk of :6 mm. "Pf" P'""
dih lobn Adii r., M at-iaioa cT.itlhtrr. tt
in it boo tiers Lftiriptin and Nautilut . . "raiunw.p.aiet airg
Lifar.-Siewarf, ohhe brig S.ien cf "terpoiited foUlut prpofe, b
16 guns, haJotdeisftom the Commodore 71 F.'.b,r ,ffr,li"
io OMue far tbe Moor.Oi togun fr;t,fe M,th,fts sdvinages
the Maimoui. kJ ;r k. n.. ij Y ' nsde. more .rearms at fomt iVatt
uiiurti niair. ! irtti miirn AMtai i.k.s. .r . . a
i i " r"-'-'- I'm wiwrri prvia&ffMIO toll ft Ouf
ineel ycMttt, when to commmltmrd. rihu jf ttudift. Tor W i Imcr
vnr.li ii.-C l(M3 n.r. uwiunty loriuuau Ifoni It Off of ZMVttr.
inr;, citiiij?, taking and bringing in. the ta b. i 6d Eta hundred ofibe
rd nrtithrr vessel.' Milni at itin Km. u ... i;.-r.
to Jort, any arms
U th UritJ -tatra cMsr,ca p-il-( utjrcls, at the before mentioned rifuli fa peacei
i fi the traus niishncf newspjpera piMic armed v?ssrl. rosy, by law Wilkinfoa, 'ub
I? bu rciK!,J bsif and al.II Ihrrtte be lubjrtt to er Aaadirg in
four ei fist bundre
troofs, aj at .r b
to iske her into Cibnlnr.
Ui tb. 6 Sept.ih. Nau.ilo.had tf,a
m irom w
do
Priod, ihry thiatk ii wouUla iisr.
d fhi for the State row ti()ii( tb
SitTrred tight of uGpg it. 4
I AI!b4 h B:att:,
l from Cibutt.t hs M.Ii, ,0 tonf "P "Gflf si. ,
t it fail cf ttWch.at ,irtl ?jl tl'T-'"- -'s'
M.ctch bf the pmccfdin-s of the . 1
Legislature cf (hit Stall.
. . HVsfowtsVf, A. 23.
Mr. 1 AlcaahHertiivkont. .v. .
.tin ni' . . ...
Five Dollan Ilcwnrtl,
Vf Jetrttirr Vttlems.
Till', .i-bscril.fr'. hoiia. tt.tbtaV
hu o. JtllD iiaptllt Aitilhe, the t a. to i... i,... ,k. of
unite w machin. for cleaning I, .;.T.. "r VV.ll In,
I!?.?'.?!:.'in UTf 'vP, deM cf hi. sl.urhtm a.rmk snd
I'lijimu, iinunpr. hn.tm.in. i. . . . . . .' .. .
ithth Sti t ;s. V " t v" Jngrnencfl into trs-. Imill
- . , . ..... . . . , . .
sera il The 1aia. . .-. "' ,c, ,Q wi cpnviftt4i oi ira
1 Z r'n i t i f nmomcateil the Me ,in.'rt, , .
f i