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licnrrlelerrfa, it t certV.s rr. ?p.n.,rm Se year 18 0; U.tt leMt.UiSr'frmrenrmT H it.Hb.t it. the O, in ta'.. fcotrr IU. and l'ara;aj, .tit pivcr efSMu' ' w"-'1 ,u "' t,," 111,1 c,,-f S"U f" "f h,:h cr.Uct.oa a . -he. drrhe. li'lr. b tho,r pendti.t, lr .c-ntctr.l with th p.el hakiJrawnill.il on w iinifni nnr i.it ira, - i'Hh i bji'l; trrM, to !.ae pre v Mr I '-nt h.d . t'r j e f jircfit. Tv I,,,. -I . r-.il at i tt It e. tl t,r rc ! ; t' if in to t'ff v.r,aii xi'i. lh mr t mm t.i'.ion ( iiviTfj t.icif, .ii the .v,.c-i'tii if JI r. j'truKiJu purpo- claml it :f w..lpideii, a-ul i i!tW ' i.eetr.l illt Hac Atim ; P.t rt.r.uia h a i del larr.f i'c'f it.d.pc.dcu, irj I nrw n.antiiai t'c cu In I ui li wi u mt'n : ce that I tie i cm inn;; ' I'ai ' v ol r '.it h Amtii'i. el Stane rWer.and at the Mand'an Tilli.ea te I 4. itcH a relate u lhe Cr,j,ai MiaoH i sad l Bth of t. I'cUf , oi I Code, U Mfr. Onoer, (i.ittun lti. St? . tl.e MitaWippi, at u great dittance fruM our . th enite ; and Mfr. V. AIlcu, i-'ct aVj northern boundaries- Itian ha.diy h j reij i.- Patter, if the Com ioj. ed, mhx'.t och ot arc ermi.uincl ia the! No. 3. Si o.iKh as rrlate to t SI L'i car id the Iad.an ti.be, taat tnev m.l ven- Loti, to .Mnifi..Mniiii, ntoiit.j n, H it. i- Kitten, l. iL. ol I C I. a I jII HI ( lii'i lii.ij...tr.; the eVablM.met.t at Anriu by r.ui, . a.c ...i F ..,.. u . r. II. ..1 ., f. , .. " ,1.,,-,.fn.l ImJI'i 1:1 -' ' '" '". r ''rr u'-iii.f . furte i i ' '-.id w t !! il 1 1 o j b f i . 1'mc in ma ture t'i attack r crreb!e iiiha'jitaola. A itronr, hj i rittrrtoned that th; tir'iurr i.l i.e 'jr .i.duciie of mucii rd tj t:ie trrir ihnnscU e rlK-cuiiv i:t pi mnntili the rtp Mo'.ti' u'.o n ; uci "'.'if r pflrii.it nil rat i.rjct ol thnr ctMii7.aii-in. Ki;iiri)ce . J. o.i, of the .Vnj'.f ; an I Mm-i. Ir9 Iicard and U L. u. i !.- o! t. (j o. imucii a rrijv-. ij "itd r.ent , r tht L'juttitu'in vft'i' I 'i.fr .S".'"fr. t,, J,,,, I'hifcr, Fiiitr aiu Vl.ii.n. i,e Se.)te. tiJ Mrir. Black, I Hmt a:i 1 lli;.i.c,vf i:ic mor.i. No. 7. S n ieS a r.'latr ti tSe Rti-lu too nuir, il It ific ' ii .i !. ji'k! n iv ci tt w irii t':r Sjati t, i'! 'niici.t, 0'' l!i"-c I j "t'iirr blll'.M ll. (. .I'li-, l t; .iM.lL'l- 1'i'lllH i t-'l , ii:lit:i.' hv.i:hi..!Ji j :-mi 11,1 in Ci.'.mi : m c nJ,J. il wa Ci.'U,;1.' :"''', in Oui:.i j-l'i r to I in" I lilted i. tr. !o n. u I, ' a H. J ! i 11 1 . i ii u r : 1 1 i' t i.v.u'i- i ;'i lie ('. Iivi t i.t yc ti"!. I .li.'U I l . i i ;. i r iicti.t i I f or;, rrt wit kchli. i. It ;;'. n,f j'lc'.if'Ke t '.i!f that1 tlu- K.ri tiir.iM.t-. f U lei' Anil's ULitJ V-n.'-Z.'Jf l.i, Unr li.wuf. w ei i uiil , (ar X j -It -citlj d. stlaiiiit.il a!! c; a't :i i'i t'uvse nu-a-aui ti, ai.'l ei-ii ti.e Ltioii'dpC i.l iiinn, ut.til coi.i'i u'iicati'1 j li.!-. i;o ci iiiritnt, and tiae aUn txjji ied tlirit a.itiilric'ioti, l!iat a cfHito cf pt'icee vli" lud bren tu j rc s tl , wliitli. il juitlV i..''Ulablo to tiieui, v uu'.vl ilisii'iiior '.Ih ii caue. lu au:!. ii isi M jor Goti. Jcks in to ct.ln ioiida, iut u ru. I il the Si'aii:i les, .an- n, ii2'.is ol paiii. in c fai ly ilriuonauatod. Uiat indrt rodcntpa Se ctimmuiiitiei caTnoi Imij eit within ti e i;in.i4 ni cw iliied ioruUun. i lie nr''iti l j . lit ilar t...r aJtr.-r.l hr t'.c Mini-! of ih latter hif almost inanallv, trn ,natf d "J the:r.f huk tj ...ii. ( r, I ,. i (fi,t,l(i,i'. Ml'f A'n'il I'owr , M.t: who n ni the extinction ol the fnrmcr, e;.rciaMr of bwki, a.c. to i : i. Al-.i ; v, ,4. a.,j (-. lowaT.01 Uie .euitr; a.l .Mom. I'.ik,u. MNiirv S'nl Hreinl, nl tin- (.' unions. Mi. II 'i i n.-tiT t i i:fii t-.l for ih. t'.vi. io:. of Knwa:i 'il ('.I: ulu k f ijit . , t.,1 fl ; , j to irictrini ate 'in- I'i v i ill (J. ii. till. , t point ( '.'iiiiiiiviiatie. lor aij i.hj, Head .'e fii ..t li'oo. Ucc-icd f. m ti,( S,-tMt. a hi!! to a :iotil in art i;-el in li2 nl.iliv t ' 1'ic o wi f ('II ' i I I . i . t v l. t.l.-i Iju.'.tio a, tnrfiil. .iH.I cil vui f ;i i.e ji: i .trii. l. . t' f i L--. -iit,-,! a bi.l t i f'il.ite arid c ..ine l'.' in mic ol a ' j . 1 ' i ,:. ; ; ;.ii u. j I'll! Ml.tv'., . iii .' ' ; W 1 1 1 V. 1 1 w jro h.'i, iiu'i acrri-iln .I. it aprJi'ar ( t.ic li i'je tm.ongtng to our portion of tin hem-, t .e .M io ! air u-ilr; ttrn in inrdulf ijht'"f . amtn n tioin lofiJnes of fentiinent. . i .a ii an i t.e b dt i Atii-icvi j.r . gV.laitrv ui action, liare been cons;icu- mi I. al i:.e manner ai.il rve'i' "I lncir 'u. 1 o ci rue tnein, ana even lo j'tevriit i i'. ri . u Id be e'tle'l rT d Co 'i'i r. tncir cini lion, il serin t le indiiensib!e , l-i bai nul nl Ai-la-t hi;elle i t'.at their intle;eiidence, a cotntn jnitir,' .-... i I!. Fioih the ten. -ml u!icv am! lnuld ia, and that the control of the I r,i , c u' ;e ol f t o ifdin c')er i ,1 ;v tle . I if i ; tel State over l!iem should tie c n pi t a.nl lev c. s in reai il to I in r 'Hile-l. it ihl.-i , I' 'iii'tiputed. The hunter sUte wili t:i i ho' thai ttitv iM t'i'.linr ti.rir ii.tr. tioti ti i ne ; ni' r- rjiW ab.irdoned, ami recourse vnil hr eiiressmn ol their m n!nu'i ti ; alramii. i had to the ac I'liMtioti and culture nl land, a ml ! Iron, i ie a:i .iuat.oli n' lot ti' I Mate th a iiii-1 to other puuits tcmlinl ) dmn!e t ie I li ei'iuii. t at Imcewih n t t.e ;i:-.:ieu, w tin wntcii connect them together a a navaij com t.te n'eattr -atiUi 'i"'i. brcau-ie it i a couxe muiutv, and to give a lie v tharac'nr t.i en-.v note consistent itn justice, anil lik-.ii-e uu- mdiridual. 1 p'rent thi subject to the c thoi'isfN a hope th.it tue cat unities ol i'iC wdi siuerauon ol OonicS'i, mi ihe preutnt,i in-. will he en t.iieil to f ne pai lu onl v, a'nl will that it may be f uind expedient ami pi actual) t tlie taken nut to enci oar' 1 ie,, et to have t a ! t, that, iu executing; ihis m ! , lai is W' ' iM.lod, res'cctin the C'r. du.t of the of).' Li j ul pain, in ?ut!u ritv theie in encauragi: g ihc war, lurnihm uiui ition?, o' wr, ati J oilier su j;pir ti tan it -m, ami i' other tLc'.t not lea mn ked, vvhicli evinced the:: participation in t'ne h.'S'ile pnrp '''i of t; a' coinbiiiatioi', tvnd ju-ti .ed the cmi'.nl'' .ce, i h wiiich it inspired the thst by tit e -ill. - Cerb they w. 'iuj be j rut. rt il. A C"ii ott x iii "oinpit ibie i uh the fiiend'y remti u s exi t in bvteen t:ie t w o countries. r. irulai ly itii the punitive nhli it ion ol t i.-j:n a: tide ol the treaty ol l7'J5, ) w'n eh ,.jhi was h u;id t.; restrain, cvi i. H lou, .se svs o, f 'ai acts f hostility : l'.t i' e 'J. Ited M iti, Could to adopt some benevolent piovit -n-, h..vn nhe lie nt shi i 'c ' d ir. ii). ni Ki um the ie .v t.tken of this subject. Imintlrd l 'esu reject in view, iclati' C to l!.e t o 1 1 all the ii. I'm ntation that we I.Ahceii ahie it!..n our settlements t o it .i i ii, tln re is g-md cause tv b? sa'i.-tii'd with tiie course herctol'me puisued by the I li. ted State- in rej;vd to t is e .litest,. -it. d tn rnn iude il'.at it is ptc; er to ad; e e l i , csjivci ali iu tiie 'i e?e nt if of s ll.m . i have eat satisJ inm in rli.ti!C th.it our ielji'ij .5 v. ith hi am r, ltu-i:i. and oti or pow ei s cn'itiiiii!' on 1 1 : f iirist f i it-ml I v tnsi. In o'ii d m. vie. ci.ncorns se hare nmple Il nas deen ncces'.irr, it iiin t i" present year, to maintain a mm 113 naval i-im, in tin Mctfitertanean, and in tiie du'f rt Mrct d I to send s ime puhlic .hip'1 aim the - 'hh ty coast, ar.d to the Pacific (h.;in. the inan a n'cabic relati ns it 1 h- I'at arviuu eis liave been preserved, amlou C' ...tn. ice h.:s' ;icen protected, arid our lights ic-peet.-!. I he j .vjemcntation of our navy is advaucw. r. with a 1 I I 1 4 "'is III I:.- ever.il CijU.ities nl I'i ' '. a .e K ! , . u-, j( ' " lei if. ;. Jjii. s. M .'..n. ami Al ol io.ne v '.' l' I I !'' th,- .---.'iat.; ;.; to ajl!n)i j",0 t the m'ti'i cv a! It 01:1 C-rnta';! Si-md to ! No.'ti river :.i Cuituck Coui.ty Ke.td a ij ie''!i ii"d. were pr-v,;. :v.i'? r" a J ami 1 cl . n ed, a:nJ t'n; tl JJse auj .iut'.i. Iu.:i: ;..ic p e.'!i'.i"i a b.ll to amend atj 11; :i . n .ire a couilian v t nuk- 1 t:,n,. M art to ... ; . pi.. I 10 iii ii ii 1 ii .i,. i hi t 10 1 1 i.' 1. 1 1. Mr. iVms o-.v tee:.ted a mil tn . ut.nrie he Com ..i--i i u 1 s .it Fayeit. . ; !e (., 1 .t.. ,. 1 j I'm o;i-c:.iiig j ai t of the I'.-fd l.om Fayette- il.e to .Nlariiran;on Alan, a petition 1 4r, rn Mercha its 01 r.ivettevi.K not fi ii 10 eci..' N.ir:i- . I ie. c 11 ie ma i.d it;ir general wa cioiiii;il tliat he sh. uld fail in Lis ol Ject, li.dtlic ?!n u'd 1 i efl'eit, ttccnn,pin, Iinl iiiijj, if In lii ii't iM'pi ivt il.n-e bavivres ol tho iimixe mi .!iith they had caicuiateit , and tif tne proiectvin oa which 'I n v h-d relied, in making the war. A all the i)oeunnv.te. relat ing tw this occurrence, will be laid before Con greis, it ii not necessary to enter into fmthei dc.aii reiptcting 1:. Although the reasons wLich induced Major C rubral Jacksau tu t.'.ke tln-M- pi.sts were duly appreciated, there was. neverth leas, n iicni taiiun in deciding on the 'oi.;i.: winch it be came ti.e overiimeiit 1 1 puisatv A tliPte was re.mon to believe tnat 'lie cininamleis of these j.oaiii had vin.a'ed tbeir ii.Bti ui tions, there v.as iio dispusiti. n tn impute to thei: government a conducts. 'ovokeil and hostile. An order was iii Cv. i lence i.-sued to the general in coion-Liiu 1 i' e,t.i ilelivei in- posts ; i'ensacola. Unci in iiio..di.y o . 1 y perxmi duly autliei ise.i to receive il ; .11.1 Si. .Ma ks, v.inc'n is 111 tiie hfui.Uii ti.e ii.ii.u . cnu iry, on the arrival ol a t-oMj.' lent lorn t i u- li iiu it against tiiose sav- ass Mill tl. i l. a goiiaies. In ; ii'.ermg F.o; ida to stmp-ess this combina tion . idea was cntertiiu-d ol p.. stiuty to fc;.a"i nU, i- iwi ver ju-!ilicb!e t ? commanding 1 gt.ir.i! w.- , 1 ' 'sei.tieuce of the luiscumluct ' ot !.. t c,;i ,,: " 'oc r, i:. ei tenng St. Muks &. ii l'e;,iocola, to tei ininate it, ny jnvuig to the siivu's and lhc:r asg ici to-., tha' itiey b'.f'.i 1 lint be ptotetted, Qr there: ,it lie anncabie lelauinisex s i 'g Oetvv; en tie. Ui.iii.i S.ates and .sain c.iuid nor oe ali.Me l by t at act al.iiic. H ulenii' ne res ,.,iu.oi ol fie cnuse ol set sl.u tion. The reci ip's into the steady progress, towards the limit conteiMW .- irea-urv, tiui 11,-t:io three first n Mi teis id the 1 ted bv law. Mercha its 01 bayelti vi se. ;ii . 1.1- lor the re- veai , iia.e tvececed .sc onieeii u.iinonuf 1I0I-! I conimuniratc wi'h "rret niti -TiotiiHi. the i"'' ot ,l,e law t''tjl,,,"'h''g a Flour Waio lai s- accession of another state, I'iit.ui-, to nr Ctii- A!tr s.itisfying all demand which Iiavcjonj because I perceive, from the pr f (T Til -been ii. a le under existing appropriations, in-led by the additions a' ready made, t' e re;;. 1 eluding the final extinction ol the old six per j progress and sure consunvi'iitiori of .1 p ou . . cent stock, and tiie rcdriiiptiou of a moiety of j which history altiinls no exainp''niit! nt v. hi.-i the Louisiana debt, it is estimated that there ; tlie good e.Tect cannot he too In v .Mnnaied. viil lemaiii in the treastirv, on the fi st dav of .1 ituiaiy next, more than two millions of dol lars. It is ascertained that the gross revenue which ha acciued u.in customs during tlie same period amount to twenty-one millions ol dollar, and that the revenue ol the wno,e rear may be estimated at md less than t.vcniy--ix iiii'iliiins. Tim sale i f public lands during' tlie" year has also greatly extet ded, both in cjuanti ly and price, that of any 1 01 iiier year, ami Yhei e is just rcas ni to expect a progreaal ve improi t metit 111 that source of reve-.ue. It is gratifying to kn.-w, that, although the annual expeudilui e has been increased by the act of last session u congress, providing lor revolution,! y pei.si' ns, to an am-u 11 1 uhoul e qual to the pmceeils ol the mteti.al tlute, wiiicli weie then repealed, the revenue for tie ensuing year will he pp-j.oi tinu ibly aument'd ;iiid that, whilst t ie pubnc expentiiu.e w,U probably remain stationary, eacii succ s.iite year wilUadd to the national lesources, by t.,e ordinary increase of our population, and :. the gradual devclopemeiit il our latent aoui ccj of naMonal pronpei ity. The strict execution of tlie revenue laws, re-nuldno-piincipally from the salutary provisions 0f art of the 20ti ol Ap iiiast, anendma thcse'-eral 0' tecrioti 'aw, has, it is proiumeil, si'C'ited to domestic mam. ft tucs ali the re In-! that can uj ueuved l oin the duties, whicli hive been iir,pisrd upmi foreign inei xhandiy.e for toe r p-otect'""- Under tlie intlaeneeof this relief, sever 1 brai.Hiea of this i-np rtant national interest In e assumed greater activi ty, nn-t nlthoii.rh it is hoped that otheis will ....ij . L : ..4 ...I 'I' . . uurui nii'31 '' in ei . c 1. I" v l-1 r .1 . 10a;- , , ,. . r. i li ,.,v..r -.I . ... i. v . 'tini 'u!I revive, ami ultimately tr.umph over d.J .d i.icou.pt,e..t. It U ves edu, c,, ess! v" i -tlc. yet .he expediency of granting Clii . 'J ie ii'iseniiduct 01 her .Hikers imputed 1 1 nt' . t.ie w jf.;t tiier protection is submitted to your cotisi- I deration i The measures of defence, authorised bv rx i st i -r laws, ha' e been pursued with the y.eal ec llilt hee.l .1 ,. t ,. 1111 I rr. r.Arl ri t n r.ti..p fir ...ill. 1. ii.ii, uu.. i'' ..w hii.v. ...ii, ui. i'"j.'i, .Villi ail the despatch practicable in so great and tx tensive an undertaking- Trie suriey ot nnr I Jijiai 1. Iy extending nur govern. iient, or. t..e princi ples ol our constitution. over the v .st te: ritory within our limits, on the Lakes tu:d M.ssis ip pi, and its numeiou streams, new lite aim w g ir are infused into every part of our system. v increas tlie number ot ine si.i is t:t coiihdetice ot the state govermne. ts in theit "W.i security is enoreased, arid their jealousy '! tee nati viiil oreri;mt:iit pi opoi tinnahi v 1 -iiit'ished. I he impracticability of onetoiii i .Ida. ed government for t!iis great and grcwing nation, will he more apparent, ar.d w ill he um ve sally admitted. Incapable cl exercising lo cal authority, except for general purposes, the gen ral government will no longer be dreaded. In those cases of a local nature, and for all tlie eat rurposos for which it Ttas instituted, its authority will be cherished. F.icii government will acq'iire new fierce and a gieatcr freedorn oi action, within its proper spnere. O hm in estimable advantages will follow : our pu iluc will be augmented to an incalculable atno nit : articles of the greatest value for domestic use and foreign commerce. Our navig.ui n will iu like decree, be encrease'J ; and, as the ship ping of the Atlantic states will be employed i. the tf ansportion of the vast produce of ihe a es torn couutry, even those parts of the L'n.ted Slatea which are tlie most remote from each o ther will be further bound together by t; e strongest tie3 which mutual interest can cre ute The situation of this Disti ict, it is thought, requires the attention of (!un"i-,;. hv Ihe Con-ti'.ution, the power nl legislation it exclu sively vested in the Congress ol the United Stales. In the exercise of this power, i.i which the people have no participation, C -'igres-. le gislate in all cases, directly, on t e loc A rn-.-certis of the district. As tins is d part.t. for a special purpose, from the gem al vtcc- - j pies of our system, it may merit cm'drr," :: vliuther an arrasgement bettor adapt? ' i.) tuc pi iticipl"S of our governnient and 10 tho parti cular interest ol the people may not be (lev wed llojje in s.iid town It feiied. j t)n motion ot Mr. AJeome. R,i'j!veJy TU-.t ' the Trea-U' er or;f-r wi n the fieriib t,t anl i 4 . .1 4 . w . .. 1 1 ) . . ... 1 .F'irtiijia ui 101: eiaic iiii, ii.iu .:.j wheiiier the Siale oiav ut su'jitrihj fir st in 11 -.aid iJank, wi-tuu: 'jei-.g 1 j 1.1 b, :ta., j a, fo .. ii uj ti.e late reoj;iuii ol i icif b" 1 ii. . :tt- t ied a message ftom the Sttufe pr.ipo .-i;ig m .i .p- 1 t a-'l.tt joint (o.iiuii.e m if. ie toe id - a 1 t 1'ic ibj i.ic.uii of vice a.. J 11.U..D1 .i'.i . , .- .lei was ai.-.-l to. I ,iC en ,. s: .1 iii ; I Joner . ' .J mitlee co. i t-. ol .Mi an 1 'i-iiK, ot '.he b na 1 e nl l Kl.e 23. Ly this measure, so romp'ly ti.kcr, due re- SOeCt was anew n In the !o . , 1 tunc 1. ia l to lev ew Wi.o C8' dor l.e rein Mih ti.e u. itfil a. 1 v 1 Biate,t..u her ow n situ.r.io.;, paUKa.ai y 11, marltime an,i inland ft unties has been cntinu reect ta tlie tern: r in 11 u sti.i 1, wi. i tbe fl in- imh in.i'.Ai.'.lii.. Irn 11 il ;i t.i t r nl i n -- 1 1... ' . f . - r . .1 I I I : o 1 . ' , ? ' " erect iortinca:i;ins, me work nas neeu coin.nen lnsra ,1 e ..hi i xii -it ! 1 1 1 1 . Inr '.c'l 1 1 1. 1 mle 111 11 i f v 1 1 . . . ... ... j ce(, an, ,,, 9(j7ie instances, cousuiei an ias oeei. .0 coig witnnem, aim t ie iiipnes we reM ,,a, beer, ma(1) luvc sJi eieu i..,v..gn that tert.tory, and her rt,0utilis i(f the mean 01 1 eilrexS, xhe was likewi-e 1 nahled to I -..1 . .. ii liite, wiui 1.0..0. , the cnu.se best ciKu.Me.i to ptjcuU,. manDer the parts of ihe cast there do justice to L.e ..mud States, aud to promote giatcd, and U report their opinion of Ler own wcllare. 'the most suitable sites fr two naval depots Cojiiea ol the instructions to the comtnand-Thij work m a lrairi of eXf clJfii)ni The fl. irg general ; ol t,i, co; -respond, nee with the piniwn o t,,e boar(, () t(is 9uhjecl with a la1 Secietaiy id u, , 4 , .u.ii;,g nis motives, tthd ofa tlie xvor!i, neeessary t.. a -e -rral tivste.n justil;i..b In conduct, wi'.n a copy ol the pro-' of defence, so far as .t has been f.noe t, will oe ceeui.igsii tne courts martial, m llic trial ol i,r,.,o r ;.. . P.i.ri ir-.r. tl.n 1 . l. :.. ..a:.-. . . . . .,- . 1,1 1 ...... ....jj.xo, , , i,-i, 1- us men mine 111 oiiciinir our inosi Kiaie ui Aibutbuot and Amb.iM.e ; ai.d ot the correi- n,,r ,e,,artmeI1t. as soon as it can he nrenar...!. ! ,ri,.,ft-l.i.r.-..t. f.,. ti.?. i.u...... I I ' I I " 'tl '." I. I V. 1 111 L 111. IV. I ,.IV.OV Ull, J J I II 1 t.UC Hay .vood and II niter, ol V iiidtia, v IJ V consent. l ooili Haiise, iie comoiittee of I'rnnoHi'iO.i a'::i (Ji o Vji.ti-.-) itre di.-c a jiej Iro.n l ie t ni .e,- t -liisiileratio'i oi pe:ii .iiS wh.ch n-U'e to tiie ulre .ili..i of names and Ie iti i'ati..t liiiidn n, 4 or j cf wl.icii had been presen; . 10 i!i .1 . kiecci e .I 1 1 u;n John H'iy-"Ood, Public Trea iurci,a c. i.i o.u .ucaj.Mii, slutirg Itie reltisal of ' Slot: Dn.iiv Diree'oi to permit the btate 'o ikn s.. i'.-s v 1 cimii 1. Iiei-ig aut jett to be scaled. Ken ived Iiotn the v enatc, a resolution ti'at 'he. M :...uc" oi the tjcneial Assembly a-ist ne 1 e..-n.er 1:1 ohtainit.g shares in tbe blata ii.ui'v, cv.. sihicii was read, and on motion of Air. S aril v, rejected. 1 : e hi 1 lor Ue liivisicm of Iicwan and Currit'ic' Counties was read the second tim and rejt.-c: tl. A bid t 1 iriciease the fees ol the Cot stables of liertie ctumy, wai ruporteJ and itadlii first time. T.ifsdrvy, Vov. 2-1. M Jordan presented a lull to amend tlie Militia Law? of ibis State Head and rcfeircJ. Five petitirms lor beperuto tlectiona v,ia reul and referred. A report l. om tlie cennnittee of Pi ".viley.es and fvecfi or.-, as r-c.-iv-u, u'dav t aiiie tu .M;h's Alien, ti.e ''.. . .-1 .j r i -l f-o.ii As tf v.ruie -r.it had ceen co.. . e.!. '1 he HuU,e eonfi . ed t.ie i i-pjt I , and o.d- i an eecti ia tc ).' hei'i oil the lO-.h of ..ex. mo .t.i to supoij ti.e vacancy. II ceived Irmu the S :ir,!e, a bi'l g'-.ingthe Supji inr Courts t;ie 'X' oumvc p ivier of euiau- ,ed ; and at the points where it was d cided to men pro e. In complia .ce with the (believed already intei ieres with the delibeia- last session, t.ie. b.ud of I (ions of Congress on sreat national co:icer::.s. Civnmissioners were directed to exan.ine. in a '.irnish additional motives for recomme.iiiii:."- this subject to your consideration. When we view the great blessinjrs with wh'.rS nll nWKpr infrnvri. hB .nei;t...;.. cijiat'i nil sia ves ;.t . ad the fii oi 1 i :ie nor affect the object which the provision in Mr. iiawkm presented the petition o. Jawl question was intended to se. u.e. The grow- eawelL pvi!-K .unh-miy to r.ct a Hnu.-o tug population, alrcaily considerable, and the acw Cape-rer river nt-ae r .y -ttcvi ? - d increasing business of tlie O.str ct, wliicn it is al"M ,or t,,p " - l,;,J l" . o. . Tt : 1 .. .i. a 1.: I . r,iii li ivrcei v uu 1 1 11111 1 in . JO 11 n e. a ui 1 1. 1 a. fees of Sol citors of t'ne. Superior CourtnIte terrcd to the Ju-!iciiry Cominitiee. Received rum t,w.' Si:n.i'.e, a bi'.l directing a roa i to be hud out from Miiton to the South which our country has been favored, those j V""." "n"'. ,Ue ul:ccl,(JI1 10 Augusta, n. which we now enjoy, and the means which we I e",o'1 K';ie,',ed. 1 .11 ... : r !;...., 'I M Tli'iiltrft i u.i. 10 incoi porai'" uie yiiuiuu u ui.-s poos oi handing them down, unimpaired, to our latest posterity, our attention is irrcststi- oly drawn to the source from whence they flow 1 1 . i i. . 1 . . . j poouence umweeu me secretary 01 otate anu . Jn conforrTlitJ with the appropriations ,i th the Minister Plenipotentiary ot Spain, i.eur a?t 8esinn, tre.tt.. s hav e been lormeti with ti.e tbu government 5 and ol the Minister Piem- Qaapaw tribe of Lidians, inhabiting the coun potentiary el ihe United State-at Mad. id, with trv ( t,e Araf,saw, ar,i waii the Greut tue government ol tpaia will be laid beloreai:a Little Osa-es north of the White river; Connies. ; with the tribes 111 the state of Indiana; with The civil war, which has so long prevailed the several tribes within the state rf Ohm between Spun and tue pnnince in South A- and t hj Michigon 'l enitory, aud wit i the D.C; tea, still continues without any prospectjChickisaws ; hy which very extei.s ve ces of its sjietdy terii;i ,aiion. The information : sinns of territory have been made to tiie United respecting the ei -ilitioii of those couMries, . States. Negotiations are now depending witn which has been Collected hy the commission-1 the tribe in the Ilinois territory, and with the rs, recently retuiued Irmn thence,' will be I Choctaws, by which is expected that otherex- luid betij e Coiigte, in copies ol their reports, vnhs .it) other inloi u.a iou as has been re ceived from nth"!- a" -tils of the United States. lensive cessions will be made. 1 take gieat interest in stating that the cessions already made, which are considered 80 important to the It tp; f-ats troni tii.se coium unicati-jns, that United States, have been obtained on coudi the g vi 1 M.ierif of Humio A'.ren d-dared il-jtiotis very satisfactory to the Indians, aelf ii.tii. dett in Jjly islu, having pteu- With a view to the secuiityof our inland ously exercise 1 the powir ot n independent frontiers, it has been thought expedient to cs govtn.uitut ti.ousr. in the name ol Ike king ol j tablisli strong posts at the moutn of tue Yellow ii.vnie Amitor of all good. JAMMES MONROE. Aovemler 17, 1818. STAT V liGISLATUUE. t'rida y, November 2U, 1 ts 1 S. Reference of the Go pernor's Message, JVo. 1 . So much as relates to Public Education, to Messrs. Martin, Brownrigg and I4aybourn,of the Senate ; and Messrs. Sanders, Caldwell and Mangum, of the Commons. No. 2. So much as relates te the Judiciary, to Messrs. Gaston, Wilbourne aud Benton, ol the Senate; and Messrs. Stanly, Love aud It. 11. Jones, ol tlie Commons. No. 3. So much as relates to Internal Im provement, to Messrs. Murphey, Manicl Jones and Davidson, of the Senate ; and Messrs. Me bane, WinaUw aud King, of the Commons. Company, tusseU its first readirrj:. Anoint coi.iirnt.t'.-e is appointed to taKe two cosi'leia'.ioiitthe expediency of electing Siieritt'l hy the pevp-e. Il'eum'stlay, November 10. Mr. Leign piesen'ted a biil to regulate tie liisheries on .Scuppernoiig river, little Alligator .mil F. ying Pa l cieeks, and on gieat Aiiir l iver, &c iteud tiie first time. A hill securing to James Seawell ihe right of navigating Cape- Fear Uivcr between the town" of Fiyetteville and Wilmington by Btfca.ii pas ml its lii st (sanding. M: Ca dwell presented a bill to repeal th: t part of liie of 1814, concerning Divorce and Alimony, as requires the sanction of the Legblature "to the decree ol the Superior Courts. . Ti.e bill to autho-isc the cutting a Canal Iro n Cut rifuck Sound, passed its third and last .eatling, and was m timed to be engrossed. Received from tue Senate a bill to repeal an act passed in 1617, to alter the mode of pn is .ii.g the cri.au of hora stealing Read ant iclcned.
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