ME
STAR. - .
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HA
m
mi
rirt J to be ccmtemnhied I v Oie ame od merit lb tn
f the
?m!tran from S01..H Carvt ." J.
Thr
ever uvi k'iOte Kitonptniu n tr trr-
wn rnmmlH!rf In Chief O! the Ami. XC.
for w LlJi a2 'voices Owr wA DO acproprudon by
Utr.rt Vro ther proper fobrnifto Kro.!-
A u vt- the emjft k i 0.1 G en. Wi.k'u.i'.t accounts
U Lhe f jilowjn , uljoined to a aUleuyrnt of i 2000
alio e J ujort xtf 4 rations . v. , ' , ; " ' ,
Namhtiwandiils die exprrw pro vision ofthe law,
and the idlowance of extra niUuuo otf.erofr.cera at
the lun; posts, the Vjoto account was admitted by
the secretary of war and. functioned by bis signature;
but was disallowed by the accountant of Use war de
partment as beinjre yfsJLnuthe lew of Matth 'Mi,
1803. . Vberrt9fflithe6o-Jdcciw. referred to
the comptroller ofthe treasury and he decided that
the account might b passed to thrt credit ol yea.
diseriminiuag duty wc..d affect npt the bilk-'-'-
$fent but .our oWn ciU7.Ci it ould Tall
:l V'-bnliy upoa'thf"coctaTr,ertr pur importf.
Sooner lhatj trade thn he voulj make m ben
"fire fall cur produce, as'the gentleman hini---.'
stlhad fctfttfe proposed in an eloquent tcech
J, A It 6uM also be a direct subwmsion to trade
:V f -.'wider the 'rn'-'Vi Jn council f It YonTd not' be
ctemetj.. -Juii.u.n)rc.e must at some time o re
lumcJ. Ifwe were to have war, we tnuat have
. - . kome commerre. "Let gentlemen point cut a
i. ' system by TKah commerce could' more ho-
v ; upurably be pursued in the present conruUi 1 Tikbwon, because it hadbeenadniHusdbythc aec-
. t trUc cl toe worki, thw.it coultj under we pro-1 rttary of warwith the approbauon orthe lVsidentor
-v. rosed law i for. as it had been obsetved in thei the U. State, and sanctioned by the opinion 'of the
. ; ' " course of the dtbate,' it was easier to find fault attorney generuk : By wfctchlupptfut
. .jwilb a svstem than to invent one. , " iprooauooi me preiuaemoi mc u.ouicsuru-
' Mr, U; It. Vi''i4m rose t5 rescue himself 4 7 d opinn of the attorney general, Is carujdef
" --.f : if- i jI ed as asuflident autbonty Ibr the ' allowance of ac-
v. ,-v.....v. "- Countiandllppnent6fmoney,in direct oppoa
; 4,een tremelv'rhapPy. lien the gentleman K tQ . of thc Ut TO erroP
' :- rose iq .near mm avow nia inicouun 01 cslu- 1 to corrected.
- ngthe bill from some of the imputations cast Then follow s anal Wimce of, 9473 doUars for
ij I for really it.wa somewhat necessar)-, as extrm serkea, personal expenses, fcc wiO tlds re
: . noireaspos; uaayet uecn oucrta in lavour o mark 1 , , ' .- v' . , .,?t , ,s ,
; v"Jiiey bilb Jlvt he d?nitL' that' the, gentlemau fcOfficeis of the U. S. receiving salaries, or month
Hi tid succeeded in his efforts.- -vThs resolution W PJ' have been occasionally employed on other bu
v Cv f(i An.inter.iirke avbtcli bad been tfdonted at ne fcr a short time, and on account of extraordi
th? commi-ttcemtnt of tTje se ssion had been in. nwTtTOU,?Ie k ??: nding such employment,
lendea to go m a.d of the embargo t d,dnotl allowance, fixed by SrpruLje
; Jtonteanpl'ite, a repeal of the; embargo, as this I r . JLLi . - TK. nt i. 1 hKw. th firU
ViU didand there was, jht re fore, no. inccn instance in which such an oflwr hus been employed
. aistency in Voting for that resolution St against every day in the rer, for two or threo years & sue
l .this bill As to the additional, duty being a I cession, and has b-n permitted to receive, in .uddi-
v.
- , ; nurtnenv ! tne law passed as it now stooa anu uon 10 nis em ire salary or mommy py, a per tuein
' 'v'l Vas executed, it deprived, die people of the ar. Jlow'aice. exceeding bis salary or monthly pay, and
MicWaltog'hjsri ifnot execttted, the premium the whole oThis eapenset The scdiry of Judge
V t ' to the smuggler Would amount, in some cases, tlaworthr l.Jl entpicyed on a fcmgn mimuop, had
- S00percL itf of 50 or 55 per cent. T'-' hw:a,Ticf
. t ' !i ? -.j was reiunded, & he received only his compensation
Mud etujuesupnabitcouUot be executed ,; asa forelsn.oinisUr-dinU.c case ..f Mr. Jay,
' , - lor - nolw itiistvinainer .tne existence' 01 actual h-... e.xnenRd ... -r n ,i;L Thra rn 1m, no
, - lor - now 1 uistanqiner ,me existence' 01 aciuai h:.. xnt.n.P j n .i,L Thra rn
J" warctftee'Greatiititain and France, and all Jpropi-it:ty iuch allowance, and a remedy oughyo
in the revenu'acincers fin4 military force pf both, I be provided. , "
' . ' , K" Tirit?s)i morVt.linil alu'avtt' heen BUnnhtri I ' Thsr wr. alfi allnwrrl tn Opn Vi!lt!nin ftnrl
. ' -with' French clrtt au'd Spanish wool. The Gov. Claiborne for table expenses, at New -Orleans,
U- deman'rrbm'Vtrniahad endeavoured to fi 'months and 17days,6610do!lar8. This amount
'r.nr1lli-liim.nnd hi Trinrl f r. I nvlorl with i"cu uj uirtcuou 01 UK ri cmucuu .pcsiucs
inconslstQticy becau5e,he cbuld pot defend the
v!ilUfor it could not be defended. ? , ,
1 1 Mr. ViliiamsVtrtouon was then negatived,
x si to 50.; -a :-vn;. :fi
v. IMacon. movedvto atrike out ail tnatl parsimony, as regards a poor soldier, or person jiavuig
this, g 1 196 is clurured as secret service money
i he following w uic concluainirobservuUon of the
committee 1 ; ''
u There may be, and often is, not only the appear
ance, put the exercise of the most iigldecouomy, nay
partot 'the -bill
t Xyl he CjiieJtiwt was then .taken pn - Mr, Ma
Q peon's motion byYea's and Nays as, follows.
V;. YBAS-iMewr,.' ftaird, Bassett, B-bt, BJacVledge,
; " r j WownU Boyle, Cahtnn, "Clay, IVane, . J)cah a, fnuikhit,
llwaiuL tloiuie, Howard,' .ir JacKan, jauntn, btnan,
ii -0: : Macon, motqiv a, jvioiujif'merj-, jNcwopm, rorwr, ea, 1 us an KJigi
j t h! v;--tren2 nea, I ipn.; tay, .Mtt.Jie.auuiioiu, iavnw,. roup, 1 j,,.:, 3 lQ
t ' t
v.,y
:.-
rv
rclaiug to the repeal vi the J little influence, w hile there is s lavish expenditure of
puuuc money on tavoui ites. "
An official report tthe Senate of the U.S. states.
that there is on the , 6les of the War- OAkc-a re
ceipted accctirrtof Ilcnry A.S. Deui-fco!fi,emgoyec!
1 i,-.., t?.....v., r5..i it 1 j . ...... ,
Uf uu 1 ucwiu jruiuiMji, vTctixiuiy iiV U1.
neer to construct a rort at PorusuKMrcni
JJoveniber 19, 1809204 days at 3 d6I-
S 612,00.
An allowance of 3 per cent -omnussion on the
money expended, bem 39, 726 dollars j7 cts;
768,33. Total, 1380 33.
1 his allowance-was at the rate of more than 200
dollars per month, when the pty of a Brigadier Geo.
is only 104 per month, exclusive of rations and
forage. The person employed had no claim to ex
pciience. . , -. ', . , . ", v. ;'
LIsFot' ACTS.
Passed at the iicc'ond Scaslon oflhc tenth CongTC$.
BUke. Oflyd. Brows. Butler, Chwr.tMon.CUittendetuCook,
' EjjpeVFimllty KjSlt, tiai-'tenier, Gardrier, (iatiiet, hol
; uaa, looGWVTj,3rcei?,1ar)-i,'Hcistcr, Helnii, Hose, Hum-
:bcrt,-JLe(ij livmnw, IJovJ, Love, Lyop, Maiw,
- a . . .A - j: l t . . tr ' .a . . .1
arJe-c'cJ : -i fr rm tie cLim of
Lihi-td r .el i!ar.rt-L .. , '.. ' '
- 22, An .a tS rt licfef fJ Cotton.
.23. Antct f friht rebefc. certain ALbama tJ
WyatxioU Indians.-- , i '.? ' ,
24An art M Inicrd'rt the'er snnnrdal iuttrcoin sc
between ti.e United Suits tu:d Great ritatl ajtd
France, sal their dcpem!tu.t i - aud fof mber purpo i
ea. r ' . j ; - ;.,.".
,25. A act rAakJnt fntv br the farther ac
Piamodadcn ofthebou 14 6f be president of
tho. United Sutes., Vf - '. r- .
, J&. An act farther to amend '.he judicial system
of the United Slices. . ; - r-f
. 27- An act to extend tlie tirrte Jbr maling pay
ment forxbe pubHc Jalnds of the United Sutca. . " '
,2i. An act making a farmer approprution to
wards completing flje. two wjjgs of the capitol at
the ci!y of Washiutnn, and far other purpo-s. , 1
2 ft An art to cxtcud V Amos Whine more and ,
WiUium Wl Jtiemorc, jun. -Jie patent r:ght'ioa
machlue for manufactunn cotton hnd woolen cards.
t'X An au for tho relief of Jacob llamiu.
;4lv An act supitlemcntal to tKe act, intituled an
act tr estiiljILdiini; trading- houses with the Irdiau
tribfts,"' . . ,
,.31. An act concerning in v. lid pensioners. ;
33. Aa act to authorise t!.e making a turnpike
road from Mason's causeway to Alexandria. .
34. Ah act Cirtherto amend the several acta far
tlie establishment and regulation of the treaatum war
and itavy departments. x
35. An act maluns appropnuuons for the suptwrt
of thc military establishment, and of the Navr of
thc. Unifed States for the year 1809. . . ",
36. An act snppletnenui-y to an act to amend the
charter of George Town. -
7 An act authorizing the further aufrmentaiion
of the murine corps. . .
' ' .. mkM :-
- ABSTRACT
Of the fon4ntcrcour4c Imw, passed Afsrch I 18(W.
From the passing cf the act all tuhlie vessels of
"ranee and England are inhibited from entering
our waters persons having any intercourse w ith
such vessels, to be punished by fine and Imprison
ment ; and after tlie 20th of Ma) all private vessels
of those nations are prohibited from entering our
poets, and ho goods, wares or merchundire sniav be
imported from those nations or their dependencies,
or of their growth or producdon, under the penalty
of forfeiture, together with treble their value. The
President is authpriscd, in case eidiet Fiance or Bri
tain revoked modify thciedicts, so as not to affect
neutral commerce, to declare the same by procla-
mauon, ana commerce wiui that nation shall theie
upon beieatorcd. f The FmbargolaWs are repealed
after March 15, except so tr as relates to Britain
and France and. their deftendmcie: The intercourse
between ports and ports of the Ujuted States rest6r-
ecl the partial non-exportation law of April 18,
1BU6, is repealed alter the 20th ol Mav. ITie du-
ratioa of the law is limited to the end of the next
session of Congress. .
borne doubts exist as .to tho countries which
wjyU bo
r lanca
will.be conaclclred indeptnc!ent, and St. Domingo
aim itaiy not. ? , .,
It would seem frouv the debates that few or none
)f the members of Congress were satisfied with this
aw, but such a variety ofopihions were entertained.
that it was found impossible to agree to ary other.
Each conceded sometlkiaj to meet at tho point
which produced it. ,
4 S J S S T J -r s S srr .
- .tytyjpi?, arcTivw.urrfvsu'aj llilttjr, i;owar, lCit!aeii lawyer, Sesiver,
v.'? Sort;r. Sttirifes,'Sw:Uft, Yaii-efart, ''IIiaalf!,'Thoirpoh,
An act to authorize the tnoisportation of a ccr-
. .:"i-T.'iliriis, T Allen, Van Cix-tiandti Van Dyki-, Van Horn.
".--Van RciiO-wlatir, WiUwir, .M..AViUiain, N- W'i!au. BJ.
iwLi l',.i: r -v- T:t
1; t'Tir? fU t-M -n v tain messisge ofthe President of the " U. S. & docu.
S of this Ud would be mems accofampvinR the ,mm. ,
, l Iu.r lu"01 T 2. An act autl orlsing the President of thc United
v..w.,v - " ' 7'7, " States to employ an aduiacnal numbec. of revenue
? . . J.t ' 1 L1.- ' .,j u I 3. An act authorising the payment ot certain
,fjl,:Z:T.fZlJZ 1. - pensions by the secretary of war at the scat of Go
. TlZZZrJZ-SlxZZ H:Z57: vermnent
4.Anactfortht..relicfof Andrew JoLeph ViU
i..?-:r"?7"i-::"iTr.rj:-:.",j iam
yesoei anu cargp pejore a clearance cuuui ue uuu.ui-.V-'ediimd.jQie':liMact
for enforcinK the embargo re'
' iS! $ - onlred secmit'ir to" the amount ''of six times the value
rS'X '?-a T vviiovi iuivi ijv lyaxwiii as viv tiwiv viiii,
twueS the value. , 1 his, instead ofrelicving our ciu
)' xens, ,was in Ctct adding new difficulties - He con-
..." :;Bnentmeisurclcouidnotha carried into efieci, Hf" mf t"85
', Wi lB1,nLl that, if nnr v,.u,U wr nn d .s ,nthe city of W ashington, to liave the same
:;(l.i.:, ,,i,..,i,ik.nm,.(j , l8uixlivWed,unaadniKtcdto
pblncr to 'France or England. The manufactures of
,''.- .1 G.vBfitani would in some way r other be introducr
' '- ed into this country : and the only ellect of this hvs
tenl would be, to advance the price of them, and to
'fiitoinishr the revenue
5". An act to revive and combine in force for a
farther time the lirst section of the ai t, intituled
" An act farther to protect the commerce and sea
men ot the United States against the Barbary pow
ers."
p6rAn act for thc relief of Augushn Serry.
No one sins le benefit could
be produced by this bin. -:
4-'. ,Mr Dawson tlso ! spoke aguinst the bill. He
tkou.rht.jt a miserable substilute for the embargo.
., Mr Kandojph also siiokc againtst tlie bill. He
contended, that it did not repeal, the-embargo, Mr.
r 11. spoke about art boor after which the cucsUon
-1 was taken by a ytia and noes, und'the bill passed, ayes
81 noes 43 a4pllows.:r- - .
iv ' AVfeJ. Messrs; Xf. Alaton,' T',T. Alston, Alexander, Ha-
. eon, Ulske,' jr. liu'ljwrj Boj V Uiowa,-Jkj le, fiui-wt-U, litit-
Icr, Cit'pvpptry Catt, Ui tfia, u.nuv-, J Jurcll, tppes, Ir md
lcyFh;lr, t-'ruukUn. Orecn, (.amctu .lolsun jun. fioodwyn,
,' Hujt'ib, Hster, Heta, Ilollund, 'Uolnicn, llowutd, Hum
phrey, llsky, Johnf-on, Joncn, Kt-han, Kty, L:iuihert, IjbW
8, .jun. l.loydi,I.yotv, I)Vi?, Marion, Masteia, M'CrecTy, J,
: loiJtsrotnei'v,'I, MdorcjN".lt"Mrtotx-, John MAiiow. Mum-
fordj -Ktlwm, IS'ewtin, ,".( liokfr, lt.,)tca,(Peiui.) Ithea,
)Ten.5JJlictuUtl?f,M.ttiti:ird, Uiker. Kuwill, Sny Kttfef,
J -; Sbaw,.Sloait. Huu'h,Sniilie, j;. CSmith, 8. Smth,J. bniitli,
'Southard, 8to)r,Swarti Thompwar, yUn'AUcn, Van Cort-
laltdt,"Vai Jlei-nrVerplaiiekWlitu-tui, AYillx!ur, W'il-
..'Jiapt, JW.sWUSOItfHl. ... ' ... '),.
. - NAVS. Alessra.lliu-fL Hasaett. fiihb.'Illai-klnlmt. Rlnnnt. I
Calliun, J. Cuipttll, Chtmiplon, CliiUewlcii, Cltty, Daw. j time th
. Ann. l.ina. rUvtnnort. nm'. Elliot'. lv. ti'unluniet- iianliirr. I V in
llotrc, U. 5i Jackson, liellv,- Kii-knau-ick. Macon. 'Milne:
tosely, ffewbold, foiter, iiincy,li)di)lphBown, film-.
record.
8. An act to enforce and make more etlcctual an
act, entitled An act laying an embargo. on all . ships
anu. vessel in the ports and harbours ot the United
states, Mid the several acts supplementary therc
to.
9. An act supplementary to an act, entitled An
act for extending the terms of credit on revenue
bonds in certain cases and for other purjioses."'
10. An act tor the relict ol LUmund Ikrmont.
1 1. An act to alter the time for the next nieetinjr
.r f w
is.: An act for die employment of an additiona
naval force.
13-' An act.for dividing the Indian Tenitoiy into
two seperate govetTinents,
1 4. An act mailing apin-opnaUons to corrfhlete
the foitihcafiona commenced for the security of the
seaport towns and harbours ot the U. States, and to
und todeiinylhe expenses of deepening and extend
to the river Mississippi, the canal of Carcndolet,
AJUJuiiac supplementary to thc act. entitled
" An act to amend tho act entitled " An act establish
ing circmt courts and abridging thc jurisdiction of
the dktrict courts bf Kentucky, Tennessee and O
hio. "
15. An act to revive and continue for a farther
e authority of the cominissionts bf Kaskts-
iT, . An uctvto lnrorpoi-ate a company for
be considered dependencies of England and
ice. Sprdnj. Portugal and Holland, it is s$fi,
1 i-
at the I.tat'.
t idtrn in
ocr Co in j ,
v'.ncd f tf i
number i. r -to
o'jui J
Senate yoovrifd t 1 .
RepmsctiU'jv. , C -. -pro
tempore in t-'ie tl
nvent 0w Hu, 1 1
fate PttfUdent f fthc U.
Jbreiirn toi.'iivjsra and su'.
f,HtWTlUi-'t 112 .
5. re noc' , :" - -
i, : r ' tt It em
' ; t' e (., .
i ' 4 tea t in -!
. tn ii e C! .
J oext ' c c' .
' ...tf:".-,
-i ' e I', iuu-.-r,,,
'M jJv-j-ri;::-.- i ,
'.n !'.,-, a.fc; .
''.vrviLlkc:..,.
Supreme Court in bont. If.',
the. riybt of 'Jtc lre-vi'.--t t :
of the ifjuscjof Rcprr v.;
rixu xthc places asrai.ed for t
Mr.e1Ijr'jn arrittS ahotit-12 o'.lxk.' As. -time
before that , hour, Mr, M.. ''.ivtir lis r j
house, escorted by the troovs of cjvaJ-.y of tic ?
and Gcorgw Toa-n," conimarded'by Cfr.. l)rr:-'.
and at twelve entered sS liepresemauve 1 1. i;!
tended trtlie Secretary of lite Treasury, the S
t ry of the Kavy, the 'Attorney Gcneril anil Mr
XJoles, Secretary o the bite President, ra.cT L
duccd by a committee oTtbe' Sciute ; )n 1 ; .
Mdledge. left , the ctntrul chtic an4 conducted :t
Madison "o it, seating Myself on the. right. - i;f.
Madison then rose "and delivered the speech tfirnj -m'cr
laiU'V. -;;.' ; .r;. i'-.
- The bath of office wa then ' administered tp h
by Chief Justice Marshall on-ichj apdv -
President retired, two rounds of"tninuj ' -n
fired. ' On leaving the capitpl he fotiijl' n.
tcer militia toropwnies of tfie3 tSstrfclJ i .
ber and in complete -uniform, unde " '
of Col.; M'Kloney, draw n uji, whs
review, when hentered hu eSrri-1 '
ted home in the same way he eirii ,
A large concourse of L"dieS.i
I.'clirson arnon, i
waited Upn himamgn (
lil)erally distributed. . i
ter calling on tbePreai;!
sen to take a lust farewej..
. In the Evening tbeTe" .
ball, at Long's Hotel, the ti'
ever known xoi WashingHn:'
pt esent President of the C l!,
isters were present by inviting,
supposed to have exceeded foiV..
Thus terminated a day memo
tint event, and whlcli ve trust
ger of much godlTTn stoi"c 'Mutkitl
OT the Inaugural Adres wSl!
criuque, we may be, permitted i
of stile it is chaste andieryoua) ain
ciple worthy of the man solwmbuf t
to preside over tlie ioTursof a' A
lened people; . ; ' '."r-
.. Mr. Madison was dnesged; irt a fI
Amencan biaiiufacture.'iiade oi'tiV
nos raised ilk this country: hii coa $T
iictory of Cob Ilumphreyst-ind '
small clothes fibm tliat of Cbancello.
clothes being; e undcrstdJfeve?
iy those" gtsTrtfcmen
fr.".&5,-T
- . , ' He cotnea
The noiy herald .of a bny world." .
DOMESTIC.
!-.. iL-. I xt. i "L
. ' , . i - . . -i i ii r inn run u 111 rnn l-itv ri . v JiKniTicrrriTi.
arei, suntoi-fvtcam.tn.iiaimitotre.l wor, Ttifflr.Troun. 1 . : . rr"v, -"-?-"
open-
' 19- An act makinl- abbi'opriatii ns for the support
of governmentjtltlriBg tlie year, of 1 809. "
,.iy. An actextending tne rignt oi sunrage in tne
Upham,'Vaa D kc, Vtfn RenssaU jr, hitehUL
'.''.'--..v .: -. ' rf.nate'; . ': '....:" rV
' riiOTUi.l'Y I JwVii - ' f". .,' v-1 , 4 I WIU4WU .tUlLUl Vi UIIU IUI UUJW lUOV
: ?i U !Mr HiUhouse fitora the cocamittee appoin&tl toe"n- j " Q Ap act freeing firm postage" .all ' letters'and,
Sr; c juiro. wnener tn secretary oi vvarnaaauowea,unil i""",vci-B v 'ikjh.: jchciwu, v, ..
.'i prrntr accounts and charges "bf Gefi.', Wilkinson,! -f.-'Atv-ctrfdr:'the disposal of certain tracts of
j miKle a Kenort mat on ditierent Items, th aum ml iau in uie ivu8sis8inniteTni,uiy,i.iauiiw,uiiuci -ap
V , ntJ,Juoiiursna i vems.mm ucea auoed
! ' "f ' V ' - ' r; ''- ' - "' '.'' 5t - - '-'H " i '
Governour Snyder, of Pennsylvania, informed the
Legislature on thq 27th ii It. that he Was talcing
measures to call out the militia, to prevent the exe
cution of a writ of Mandamus which has issued from
tho Supreme Louitotthe united States, in tho case
of Gideon Olmstcad vs. Elizabeth Sergeant and Est
her Waters, Lxccutrixes ol Mr. Kutenhou&e,
The case is stated to bo this ; Gideon Olmstead
commanded ail American vessel during the Revo
lutionary War, and was captured and put on board
.mother Vessel to be sent to the British naval stauon
1 and bead quart'i!'Ht New York. On thc passage
uunsteaci, wun. tne assistance oi two men and a
boy, rose Upon the crew, consisting oftvelve or
fourteen men, took the vessel and brought her into
the Delaware ; the Vessel was condemned, and die
proceeds of the. sale, by a subsequent law of Penn
sylvania, has been paid into die treasury of the state.
The Secretary of War hi.s required of die Gover
nors of the several " states to appoint officers in die
vicinity of the ports to call out the militia whenever
the Collectors should deem it necessary, to enforce
the embargo laws. Governor. Trumbull, of Con
necticut, replied to the requisition That there
was no legal obligation on him to carry into effect
the Secretary's order, and that considering the en
forcing law to be both oppressive and unconstitu
tional, he should not "overstep the bounds of his du
ty to assist in carrying it into eflect."
Thc republicans of Massachusetts have agreed
to support Levi Lincoln, as Governor, and Joseph
u. v arnum, as juietiienant uovernor, at the ertsuiug
election. : ' .
On Saturday, James Madison, in obedience tthe
voice of his countryV assumed Ahe duties of Presi
dent of the. U, States T he day, from its commence
ment to lis close, was marked by the liveliest de-
monstrauons oi joy. ; u appeared as n the Rcople,
actuated ny a generar and .spontaneous impulse,' de-
termineu to manuest, in tne strongest manner, the
Interest excited by this great event, and their con
viction of the close Connection between it and their
happiness. I or many days be tore citizens tram the
adjacent, and eyen remote states had been pourinV
Into the city, until its. capacity of accomiuodiiru.
was strained to tho ta:sMH." . ' 1 ' tt
i iic uuwii ut uuy uiiituuiiccti ur Jcaerai aa.
iutfe fi-om theNay Yard aud Fort VYftrburtoh t and
at an early horn4 the1 voiunteer corps' of militia began
te assemble Such tbt interest! be present
Side of the Jji.v
Extract of a letter f.
-.r
v. xour puniK
has. excited ;tbev
in this quarter." 1;
tog the reality i
have desired jne
for seme, of thet,
seed las nsea8onV(?
General .Blount.
iur. j eiierson ) WW ;
proper season tori 6,
ost I belieye.Gjcsite
As the Binni rrflvrs
tant article in Ktiyifi;,
any information 'iT3i)i'
will be acceptab,Iew
.vith n copyAof
nicatioaon':tis$.
proper, yvu may; Mfi&t
soon a3 voQi sVipf
put the seed i
almost any soil
a small lurrcsxrimadd.
CONCERNING THE.
roAVimauti
at the distance of tiiVj
plant it as you'ouid!
.urn cover lvaoout ooe;
side roots, and thpsebl
advances in growUrfoiij
to it. The leafve0i.ini'
sign of the seeds;lt
which bears the;:bdji
bundles, placibg'thiM
bgainst a fence, rfrM?Ii.
I he upper pods 04. '
the pods are.opetj-tlOt
ovet a sheet Or kighVip,
stick the seed are Mijifc.
bundles are then-iefM
pods to ,operi,( all
the c6urse of eic-ht or
r.rThs;;5coai makes-sij.
Ueldv wfhdut injuring"!
Of 'the seed yields thi'
parcled and ground.iigj
cocoa, makes '.cxceljtfe!
groes parch the' aceh
tar :.a mm
. if
' r.
mnt i
wholiomo'jb
iv j they
f.that:sil,r j,.
ih, kraiits, reported b the land coir. Wiuonors s l te assc-mblc.
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