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'( "HM :... '". fctrcstSanK.On.
, .. a l f .. c r i jc inttruccj to en.
r , i .' ! " til i.f toi.i;. . f. im any pUce
--., r f'-Iif fcivl ii.n.urt'trr i.j Uk; domimoivi cil
it t him; rr:-'t: f-e te instrurted to
-.- .. t ,. t ;h uu-tv 7 of Hirr.ii:i ii act lm u
. -d iUt s. cral tif a i .'. tw m .1 ... I ... 1 i-.1
'ft
Mr. tunry t..Jbe r'.shed (h last rrsohitioo to he sen.,
rated f: o n thtfitt, at t?ie II.- woui.1 la-con.mitud'U
ltteb; .; orv. .ott!i-t to troi 1 d,cuiin i
tJui a' L. t, w-Ulrt-d notLiup to much astlatthe
lus: wut.ij rmit tin-mtogDitittliiCTisumoi'Jie suS
jwtuicr,uu:ie f tLc i.o.e. t Mr., MaCjn rousenud
ta Ue. I..st rculi:ticn aWd lit on Ji4 taSU. Mr. Q,
t4iJ b ft iihc.i to pi-e4 d.scusnoii oa Uj u'nji.ct U the
, - i Willi .n 1 1 uw
. prevk.l..L Out il tis
m th;.t but ia PvnrrJ n.ntinw-trr
' I'.o owl j be uniacdjattly rutril
' ' - i "viiti I' 11 ....1,1. i ( UKU.
. .- o . jv ..u... m;.ivu. j,i; inn)
.OvJ it to co.-as bvijre tf e Iwise lut puniVmcn vuy
var.ij.Tiu il oi, HJz-JLcr, UA put a end to tlie doubu
1 L. it i, 1 tcr.md r-s.!ation oiTered "br llr. Micon
"!T iir'i "H Uxt a Jix-iioo. Tile tlui d tu ordcr-
Ir.C.,itt-mUn callcd'S rthe ordrrof the dron there
. ...iuuuiv i iiv ii.ui l jr rcrvcaiili !r Hie 'ititurtfw.
1W.,. ...1 v V . .e .
- . wrc cn mut.ou 10 0 jnu.
; Cbm-n.lU-e of the wlidlw, t fol'.oir.t . - f
Ul Messrs. L. J. A ! ;',(!' tt'iMut " rl.-Vl...t.. :
. Camp!.., a.-imj-ion, Ci.K'.ciwi.-n JH. CUy.Clopto. Ciii-
ny, l axns, i;,'.t(T, Uo-r.Kjchw-dS. Jackson, Jeiikiiu,
w . . it ' i " - ;
Hi. ".ninn,wc(m, uarKtT, u D0,l;ont,
, CutU, DawMjT, Ucsb.; JirLll,l:iprt, r.n4!ey, FnwUin.
: im.i iI KaL. .-i t.. ...V .... . ,
ilo.nitj, Howard. I!u ; ;,x .it-vt t-..u.v J..l.nu i-
. - I . . ' " . . , w-w..
uju-m, iove, .-.j -Uivery, J. 5IoTn;..mety,N. Moore,
Jer. Morrow. J.il.n xs. j-iu' w.,.' v '
- -- . .v.., i..-.-..,., twkuii, xoaioias,
... iv,. i. ie,- jwy, beaver, law, Smilic,
. - : Tut day, KoVikioer li ' -.Ct'
A SpxJO' 1 t l. foi-e tJie House a Comminiction
Com the IiuEanxleif i ny jijiiusttLe latroduc tion of Sla
very mtoit. . .. - .
Mf.Ktiea, from the commhtteon postfflcei mk port
xwtcc rekL and orarred tf,ir.i r(!;-io. am fnt ?
Ia I'ouKiexter called for the onJi r of the day on the
biU concerning Uie uovors of territoiJ fjovivnot-, taking
from thera the right of profoguiijwU disaolvinr LV ireoet
Mr. E.:,b wn opposed to the principle of the bHL One
coiiiiuoo of the tenaioa if tht territory by th State oi
teora wss, tiwt it tbould be governed by the ordinyjee
for t.kepoTei ftnientofU K. West Territory. Ifthehoute
luiar.jjl.t to titer that torment in ona faoint. witluMit
the consent of Ororp, they had in alL It was therefore,
a representative mCtoria,tluithepnteiiU4ariust
VUie passage of the hi Sk . -; . v. , '. u. , ... , , j. , ,
Mr. PoiajVxter lupportedTand Mf. Troup cfpoMd the
prmcnleof the 101, m seeches of coruideriblo Wnh
ndtjnnt. llie comi.oittcc rose, and vera refuted leave
o ttt tain. Sfr. Troup moved for tfce indefinite rotioae
Juentoi itj fatsibcr eonsidefatioa. ' . V7-
'f t .o Li,. 1 r '...u t...ji t.. ku r
' :.-:.-: Jar. ! I' " c I. ," irr --'t:.' !. 1 is
i .-j.f tr. n ;'.'i-:y htiJ y ,.cr, for th furj f
fs of the rtmitMti'&k-f. It -rul.l hare Ix-eaatuUixe
i f n.uch vuti X-cdixi tJ me, hwj it U;ca ia tr y rower,
t t'.e opt-Qirg ot ycrar Scs-lon, to Kjvecot i-T.UuLit.
ed ru ou theaniuLl und nJ adjutnicntof lhcs
! y t' : ,r ( m H,f t . ?' c S.-..-C cf
. ..' ') to t ; c. re cf 0 e 1-
: t'-c U-i cf t!.e tw -vrrj tati-i; Uk L'i--ki
h.nc !-ta rt-r-thci t' j U.e re re s ure (!.;
s.Td Li t!.e i ".t e of t!.e S civlrj ot S .r,-.
I ia trcss no lo-cr on your ioncc, I
" c,'f0 U'W commuiJcutKrtj by wuJaiiyou a Imp-
ry aaauy etvinr tj.ji the pn jx.r eJuc-
li'joofthe routhef
roetif ofour brftnU rut-iijion, are c!4ccu of auch
ID I.
a rr i
. ,. .. . i . V. 1 iucui u uur liiiuniM,
' " , ; ,:' . l . 1 ,T . lv7 "r.porunce au justly to have a lint ttim to
v. tiiiivu ...'i wfins; t.i.v pu-H fiitc ciutu uj uuui your at! :i ir, - .. ...
ten and jeopardize the peace and gj o !ng ptvperity
t f Oi country-as ccunistzritcs, Lv.cvcr, u.lur-
tufiatciy deny me tlut p-atlLc-ttion, it only remidna
itl. t I lul.L Vc V in rur (-!. u -V.i'ct w rr.rnl.
niie gru-fu) fir p-at ;jr.Jprcr.ent National tles-Juprv
. .. I .1. II . 3 . I
knaii o;i io ci as mrnaii j ui pjinoiS,pucin
, Tt 1VTT T TAM!
Etucrr&i to joint committee. '" " ' a
TnrnniT ' Mn.
Mr. DariJ v-rw fi
' ' ........ .- ( ..UMt.V .v
urimcini uic gaiioant lur Lngros-ant-j Ccrk, re
ported, that Wm. Bricke'd had
, Awcbly to a resoluti
scmLlv. tlift address ofth.it bnrfw
atc.y after the close of their Session, and the answer the committee on the Law of Detenu to conviJer
returned by the President was shortl after received. I and n-nnrt rn t
tied, and riUUUihea ia fill the IVewsnanera thenlforthn vtilrmmi nfti,. ,.r.i i
. . -. . I , . wv VJUUk. VI IKUUCU VCIMJIII
printed ia this Uty. r . ... . insuch manner as the same may be admits Jin e.
: . ri - . . ' . ..
our tni-rt and hop iu thcjuiJ.net i of th-t kind mid ported, that Wm. Bricke'd had i rniraT. '
ndulrnt Providence, whx:h his tithctlo aa aliip-u-I RW. . - .
u a v. ktvij lcac uriuiie h i . . . i rra umrnn rn in.
,;. rTv'i'" ' , sIc or UusSute, read and returned,
solution of the last General A- . '.-. - . .
i of th.4 body to the President of : ' " . Tudjit. Not. 53. '
Montf, Nor. sa:;,4--;' i' '
J i. Lore made a report on the petition of thirty tix A
ewcana confined in the pritona of Carthafrerov W South
Amci c.The report containt a history of those illfuted
Mten, and concludes with a resolution requestinir the Pre
dent to take the most eCcacioua niear.t to procure Uieir
Lberauon tnd appropi.thyr r :; 4 dollar, for the, pa,
r& Made Uie order &r tooorrow. , ' .j
Mesari Da,na and qiiiiwey aeveraJly presented petition!,
prajuitor a repeal of Uj embargxj Uwt. AKefered to the
ommiltee f the wbote loi ham woaretred Mr. CWtten
tlcn s resolution. V- ': . ; -, ,! ' V- ,ir " T
k f - 1 . " V !'."ih Sr.-.'"" , -:
lCTiut-n asd tor the rrder of the "day oa Lit
lootion..; The house a?m refused to take it up ?1 to 42
noutiiaiiouna"
'- I
t - iff - "
III"'4'.-
to ad ise with tlic Executive in reirard to the Ellin? I ' i hercaa it U reprcaented to this C mM A.vmMr
the. vacancy on the bench, occabionedby hUdcce-ASe. s,M:il, rf tU eoumWa of Orange, CUatham and
They rtfeonunended Elike Buker, Esd. vbo'wu r' o'0'?1I,ff one EWtkm Ustrict for an tiector to
-cupon appointed and cornnisicd accortling. WaVeer
r? ; and baa since acted and continues to an m one ir ..r
, r - m CM UUC
Ot UIC JUGfreft OI till StAt ' At thl wmwtlnc ArK
. . 'J " - v Ul
Council it was thoujrht proper to lay before that bo-
uy bonory pcutwsj received irora the dilTerent
.1 . . I it. . i . . .
u ujc ir&riD a cau of the Lcisla
our of a ron who has not received the rreatcst tium-
ber of letral VOtai.'thn Tun.. t!...l..t 1... 1.:. 11 .
cy, the Oovernor, be requeued to eoovene. without de-
- v. .i.utjfru vug aucrini aioreaaMi, who are
retTuested to reviae ami nr4 iK. mm;a i . .t
prenented by them to the Coretnor. and empowered to
tuJe,hconse,uencecftf.etk,ar
complained of by the peaJonen, as growing but of with? .fl , "
the -.ct-of Congress, , layinj?' on-Exrdxa-go. .The - f ' v ' At caeat, Nor: 21 -. - ,
Council of State, fcftef reading these peutions and t con. from the committee of priril'a'andetee
tliKUMing the subject matter of them, returned m UCM io who,n w" rcfrrred the wemorial of jame Nor
wrhten mcssagcin. which it was suted as their opi- 'i PZmt? the M m Jejohn rv
T?": the Assemyy W XffiK
IT l ,: I' ' - - ' - TVi" poeHiwia.'moIwd that the same
; ; At a; fculscqucnt time, to wit, on the 16th of Au- houlJ detcmincd by Ycaa and Kaya-and were reaa
gust fc!lowiagf.ln cotisequenceofthe receipt of u t3r,n'' - .'r. ' -
additmrml nnmlwr rf ntiflm. The seat of WL A. Xittleinhn m .rwt;.T.
. - . r r..Mu..v. uvin md writ if.l,;... ! jr -'
juiite. sc. tec cn th :i,m ...u . I wvuuu muru uj unuiv uie racan.-r. -
- - --...s, wuicvi. acvuuul , .--
nieetinfror the Council of Rtnti. n-n i,. I
, ., , - -..m w4uiviu, vui5 wr iiovcrnoii reported taat David Stone
Jie Council, after spending fonsiderablo timo' in iority and that he was elected, ,
a;-diassmg,,thU,jubjectr returned seconc 2 tHotlu?'. trota eommittce appointed to
meisaee in writine-. in which thn
impenntend the ballotinir Ibr a Judsta of the Rntv
their opinion that was w expedient th the Let aMw,"0 aj
Received from the Senate, the" following bendora
ed,4rad the first ttm .1 j . . , " '.r?, "
S'5ffJlb.SBd Umintoth& atata. : -. ,
.i To repeal the; ;.h nA .mn? Ka nk
SCtpatsed the year 1806, entitM Aa act for the mote
BnuorD, aivl eonvetuent adminittrmuon of justice in this
State, which wera rwarl nA w., .... V . r
, . Joaepn Galea wm rmA pki; .
sitioq. . ,v .ibiu, Kiuwuioppe.
r.
' 1
t f
-1 Cf " s
. 1
r i.n.;tr t:;t. t
:S rr.l crrcc: : j
! Wl l- v & m-.-m I-
The fcrmet uti n is 4...
rnl.e, l.uV iU ;i.t'
fwrcr. i r " a sc ft ; v. y c : .,
When ll'a crvst ! r :r.i t 3
frcih ?,-pt:r ta the crLs
face of the hcaJ, c
t 1
C !
1
atcrrin?. At this
f.rj...
li.r.e t4.e
I I 4 4
f.ne genuine clear state, anJ i.v.: ; t :
franitdiattly iito clean n Vs j r '
Utf.
time to fam'rite it w i
take strip cf canvas orra;,
f.M..I.)Ul ltif.li. inrU. I
Kthed auIchtirlaniJ when a few r
ed CidciVj put into the caslc, set l! 'i r
on Lre and held it in ti e cask tul it ,
surned,then bun k up. This CiJ.r
be racked cffaim the Liter rnrt cf I
u - - - - - - 9
first of March : and if not as clear cj j :.
it. nut in isin"!as frc fne it. aritl atir if .
r o
then put tlic cAsk 5n a cool place wl.trr i.
nrt be disturbtd, for the Cnirg to set.;.,
dcr prepared in. tliia manner, will tccp
lor j cars. ..
it is certa'oiy of rreat importance to t'
a A
Die Of America to cultivate tlie frn'.t .
natural to the soil of their fount-TV. an I ta 1
die moa cf tle fruit which the soil pre '
especially,' when its produce is au aitit-L t "
,ue ana wt great consuinj tiou in t..is cc..
t
'V
State Legislature
lWeDKESBIT; KnV 5t ' ' (
1. . r. v on presented tle De? rtinn fr Trrma Vrti.
cum, . Vnton,' suggesting thai the clccUoiifor a
jnt . ' 4 1 u represent suid tjvvn had been conducted
ii an Lie- d manner, and that Wm. A. Iitdejohn,
- .v -.-.ui.i i.i4 i;.n.i, m a not enui.ca to a seat- Iie
icd to the Corr. lace of Privileges and Elec-.ions
P;Ir. G. L. Da : : .-;i,- from the con-swittce t su-pen:-cnd
the ba'.'. . ::;r for three Fi . . ."rClci ks,
I'.cported,' thut Eeij. JI. Covi-.on'aiii lUrt. W.
liOiKlnr.-n tveref'rrjp-t , . .... -
- tin m
iras sent
jiir.lci
tl j:i r; ;
ti e t ' -
La:,.l ,
irx ta t
-tA
in
....... t a &
'. Cahtor,, the r!ovin,j messr.e
"-'8 J We'ivopos! Out a select
i i'4iiU .1 to u.kc ir.to cbnu.!cra
h re, cr 111. y bo made to
' fir red: : .5 rc!. uve to military
' : ci to, Oa niotiua cf Sir.
s f. r.tti t! e Senate, propos-
Ct .liiint .ur.;r::!t-fe to uniilr
I ; j U.s :pcu ?ucy cf asit: j-j U.c Ur c Ce-
gi?uture should be contened at a more early dav
.jijwiuwttvj uw jor toe it anrmai meet
' The Journal of the rnv-il r c.,.. lvt..
, - - . . m. kiuui my
pnvate Secretary wiU herewith lay before your ho-
miuuict- auu more iuiiy, ana at
laitre infurm yod oa thislsubiectt..'' Z:-jA."S-'
h'lfr ITQC Mlf1cM4t - .l.r.jT.I . .
6 Mvvcsay a UUTU Ume tO COnVCTlC
the COUncu CI StHti in rnncAniiOT... f .1.
1 - - w v vi.o uciun
of air. Crevetv kite Comptroller of the Ipublie ac
counts of NortiwCamllm ? TKi.
.iuvywi. 4.) w uca several inctiectual ballot'
wwv iuu. , jic ouncu tt length returned a
mcssare in wnuntr. - infnrmmw f kt.
ment, and recommending Uiat the office of Comn-
tlYuI.. thrritlll ..nm!n .1. . .
v - vcu.uiil .111. i r. m a ..n .1 .
Assemblv.-S rhat oiBee ha . ..cR-j
. ; , v . . uiiiuica ac
' OUlCe the last Aswrntvlir 1. t w-?r n
vcrnor of Georgia, herewkh kdd before you, cover
toff sundrr resolutuma nf r . : .1 ...7.r
state on the subject of boundary, also now laid before
you, has been received and answered, as wilUppeat
by my tetter Book accompanying this. - w7f
( ,1 also tar before yt e fcontentional agreement in
regard to the bouudary line between tins State and
the State of South-CartilW; Jl" f00
r, , . j niu cmcrcQ into
by the Corandiisioners of the two States respectively,
on the Jlth day of July last, together wiU, VheJouJ!
ZftHF'Z of meCommissionera of this
state, v Both of those mtercsting subiects I would
asUeavetorecommwdtn the federation ofSe
pgtsLture,, How far the expectationi of our dti-
STSS11 br rtTcle, of thia
last mentioned mfmnt t 1.., . ...
, o--- yMuiu 'unuertaKe to
say however, the high opinion I entertain of the
talents and aeal of our Commissioners satisfies me
that Jie term, and condition, areffocstthS
could, at this time, possibly lbtolnttL-
..... No. 3 is a letter from the Secretary W.r
Uuaof th hState, bemgthe quota oi7Nor&Sunl
asauthonsed and fixed by the bivsofCwS
measure an taken for complying VithSSl
siuoo a. speedily and eiTectuilly ta poSK SSl
be seen, Wevcr. fmrn ts Lie "
4W ... ' liVvv 4'j
4
u - AGnTr.tn.Tnop .
; The finit rf A e n. .j' '
. vw v. mjiikmc case.
I. . ...... -... -..
Direction, for making twet, clear Oder that than
.M , ytte voanujitrtnry una Men good for a
lontr lime in rm,h, tit-, . ' . .r v
a From the N. Vork f!i.mm-.:0l a4 1:: ,"
: There are persona in this country, who hat
for years; been in the habit of makW parti
ne 44wcet Cidervhichhey
roe.IX ?Un doUa Per barrel , the nie.
thod of doing it they have endeavored to keen
aprofovrnd secret.";- ; .
Th writer of thiahelng auamrwitithe
art, is desirous that all cider makers may pro
Ctby in and takes this method to make it liore
generally known. -,v
tJtfimDortanceinmalu
mill, the press, and all the materials be sweet
and clean, and the straw clear, from must.-:
ro make good Cider,, fruit should be rine
ground, the juice ts left in the pumice 24
hojes, the Cider wiU W richer. Softer, and
. rr- "" ia uw Ul UlO Dower fit
the executive tn e.!- -4.1. .1 . . . F.r 01
of the Secretory aTTv "lsleKr;C,
iiT-T' v "uon i seeing we have bcither
f equtpmenta!.
f 8 Ietter fro the honorable Mr. BJounti
one of the Representatives fmft- c.-.. :rr'
gressinurtgoutracxleih
i T Vr 7 uc wieapiy ana ruadiiy procured
by u m sufficient numbers to arm our S
uggesung .course as to the manner of. dSSg
such arms when procured. . vlf7 5
. . v; r ' "'"unciii as Adjutant uene-
! T6, rocndonedinCol. Pasteur's
K.icr.are rwiomnicnded na .1 ... ,
ac.on of the Legislature.- -..V.:' v.. .. : ,
. No. 6 cuntrana mrh hn.;;:... '''. ' '' J
rr t. , -"r, Sujii3 ci mc jusuces
of ue Peace and rield O.acers as have been rc
ivea ty the exeatUve during the present year. : .
. Vi.4 Wi uuLia ct sarry Countv., ;This
ire nerall v tnnn trh tK.. v v - : 3
will K . 1 k..r. . ... IV " ;Vaer
" ."V 1 ; termentation will
cerurniybe more regular,;which is . of impor.
taocc. , 1-he gathering and grinding of the ari.
pUs,. and pressing out "Uie juice, , i' a mere
manual labor, performed with very little skill
bt the, operattor, :4-but here the great art of
making good Cider commence, y for as soon
as the juice , stressed out, nature' begins to
work a wonderful change in it. Thejtice cf
frut,if left to itself, wlU undergo three distinct
fermentation., , alt of which change the quaUtv
andtiatureof this fluid.. The tLVtMvl
nous the second the Acid, which maker it
hard and prepare, it for.vinegar ; If the third
it becomes Putr.d.-.The .4 ferinenution U
the only one of the juice, and leaves it a dea '
sweet, vinoutl liquor. ,? To preserve it in th" '
state is thcgraod, secret t this is done by furoi
gatma tt wnh sulphur, which checks any
tner icrmectatton, and preserves it its fine i
nous state. -It ia ta h r,c -. Z 7 .
, , ------liiut, iui A-iuer
i. r v ' " ' ' From, tlic Phikdelhhia Cazette. '.
OurcofTcspondtnt in IWon, amolJroJletvsan, 'e r
iutu4aua Kiuowj! eiei'ant at i
efloaion of an Uluttrioua Stateman. ' " V
Tfi&mng '6mm were mwtom 4 Bi itith &aumn , .
: I TAUTDuj-ry flaiterinff heart, -.-.' . : . ; ;
' And chid its wild wandering wayt i .
I charg'd itfrom f .llyto parC!
.S.f ' -n'i to husband the rcatof itsdarsii "
i" t bade it no longer admire '
1 The meteor'a that fancy bad dntst
t I whiaper'd twattirae to retire, v r
S'5'; fAndaeckibraMAXsiowoFBssr.; :
i'Jt.t.-.i ., ; -i-'rv
j J A Charmer wa. rtstungths while,' - ' ,s '
' 5 ? J JSP10 ""f P tf my by ;
' come, Utn" the cried witH a aiuile, '
- j , " " hew you the place and the niy -s
i( I foUowd the witch to her home,
U''L fowJ lwJ- her piest . , '. '
' y T,1 excUim'd will I roasw ;
t I "la search of the Maasteji or Kssr4 lV
, Buttle sweetest of momenta will fly, V
. ,. -,. Net kwf'wa uy fcney beguU'd, ' -
;: ; But too soon I confessed with a aisrh, V- ,
, v K v-Thattiie gyren deceirM while sue aniiriL.
,ub iP0e v
'KWw tamine and unwary breast. , t " . ','
.? And the door of each atenue close. "7
s That led to the M.suos or Htsr1"
' ': ' ''"-' 5"' 1 ---'' -,'tf ''-' :
Si JvThea rrkndshin entie'd meto artsy, I L
i ZXTQ e 'w roaunee t
jj? I Jou.)4 that she iiieant to betray, -
?. r And shrunk from the Soroercr'sj ance ; ,
. ji expericnce has taught nie know, . ,:1 ""
VrT? A rerhVd on her breast,'
''.J aCjrbA toss on the billows of woe, : Wc'.--
5 And nVer find the Massiob or' atstl "
,;-.'.v.-fi.-fM - r.-.u .i-v'i'-v.'
,.iBeajurela atft I detefnuned to W.ly'A;:
'v- U t PWdencel met in the way 1 - S
Ctetnai flM'd ikrhtfiw. her eye,k- "(
1- - ,l5?ca-M 8he hewd me a rrave, c ;
" A tttU5s Vd floweradrwsM V ; ;
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