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wdf NortJi-Cdrolm
B.VLKIGU, (N. C.) FH1UAT, 3URCI1 C 1820
W. XI
It.
IVMID WllUT,
1 nrr nocm-No tri
WW
I.", iaarrted three H .
r7..V tr r !nr r , i. 1 .. w . . Ja . .,, t went M
rf- . 4 , company won irUMus aiwpuoi irnv", w; " -
Mnvi'it!on Company. , iw.i num(,ho ,ohii.iii-j. from p-
10K. .. 1 i-l-IL. ,nd Itireaior U P""-1' l" rot. to kave a evato UW korara. 1 bet
U U r-lrrd uv '. a m kW their lo fro-r -or. IT,., i, lo forwarn .A
Li . -,... f.hr aud eorooanv. on or i vs n- - - . - , .
r-j-d to the 'J""1 r ., " . tllP Ir-nu rj tire I he la i!1 he jxl in lore agail MKlt rtrl. -
,,,.n.!.;l vfM.rJ " J" tTtW pre tiWr11inir0rh,r4rl,Crr tome i.H.eiBk.bat
of the Mrifcrri in i P tJ...wm lit u. office.
len Centi rfwanl. . . mm miA ., r,,j- third
of Mrtl.
ii.
fFtdntxlaj, .VreA .
T!e important bill (Vr chaniPg the moil ol
lip,,''t "f (he P j lc Iind (rmcrUi( tcaH
Hr ACro. kuKr(V ;. wt dicued t Urje, nd finalljordrred
to bctiynsrU fir a third reading.
"pi till to lunperul for a fu'thrr timt iWlor
feilr of and fur Don -pa) merit, &c. ra alto
takn ap, and ordered, pari fiart withtbe lor
mcr b l ( ' h efigrnoad f r a third reading.
1IUUSK OK RKl'KESENTATIVES.
March t
t nV W W from lk.uSar.Uroa
a r.t-nK YMMijgrtA, m pirrlit lo ike CarpriMer't
trT", r1 tnctrra ) ear mad torn inoath, eU gram,
Wt frri lea or elrvr iachr kigh, lcw1' trmt
rrWlu Uft i-e n c-tkIIt rrj rH. e U ery fod
WaittiT. iid alft prrfertthe war mt mMJ, "1
mVi- rue at rr e' l"Pi
'IjV'v,- firm tb tt.irW. nib-; tjfjl ,
-'rm 1 .v..l.r,iflhe ionher. luur
HtftB T . . i .k ..! . mi
Valnublo I .and for 8-de.
P m pay i rpHR nWrrrbrr u l-tirrjni oi -lung iwoinw y. piirpuri ui wrucn, in, Ilka lt
5 inr on the w.len ot hettim anrt Foxe' crrtk, m iheT believe that UHe eeonm
i. .itk ll? .1. , Ji ..i. ,.u, r.rr ihr. rtLiiur. of oon. wh -at. terests of the natnn ure oii m
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Mr. Sihbttt from the Cntrnniuea . on Na?al
ATairi who were itfrted t enqir tnU the
tip Wtcj r,f suspending for a limited trne ti,
rnnch of th siatidins arp-riation(2t 0O,C0O
lor the intfrease of the 4vv a ni be consist.
I eat with lb public service. &r. made a r-port,
alter doe anquirj,
r and the beit in
ned to a susneu.ion
thV
the
rtpori f tit corn it tee f ftrtig n
attita-f ,f the coaatry thaald aot U
Am- p'Mon wihiiwobuv. woull lo wtllto even for a limited time, ol an? portion of the fm
the name ol tlicCoiiipl.nj', ' mWe imuiedwic lpliealion, terms win oe mmic
reUUnf
a rhinMit
to that f tr, nr to that which tkld mtutf
Vr,-i. h,W' he 2iPa not t actvn
the kill now before th toremitt, bit to frfte
it for the -si-eaent, f. MrTHte ,f j,,. M
the mi Wur, appropriaii.q bill. If ahcr the. re
port of the to m litre of foreign relation th.oUl
be made, iuhotd be thoujrht expedient to re
duce the Armj, the approp'wtirm, would ajitpa
themelTea U what ahoold be the ac'tul forco
and codiuon vf tho Miliure EMnMi.Umeot
He therefore pored to lay thii bill on the tahlf,
witj a vurw to take op the appropriation hill.
lhe queitio wii Ukeaon thia tnotieo with
out debate, ami decided in ihe eflirnatite.
The bdl nukbg approprutione fnf the eon
poftult'ie Mi.it try establishment, for the car
reot w Ktmkeft ep. , ? .
Oocimi ? tothe appmpriatien for the im
port 'T the Military Academy for tbe preaeot
year
Mr. Cannon -poke at some 1-ogth againt Uii
appropriation, .-n the rrouod o hntih'T to thA
bv .i.oiiou iii nnie Court a. aompeU-.l Jtt
wr '""
ouuoUJurt.Tuin..ti
Mrh
MUKHI.T. Prr.iem
lo-'.
I-ihh.i.1 Tims. I. I'.fans tpenntv. lor
the ptu-eliaicr.
Mnreh f-, 1120
P VTTT T.TU)R.
imtltution itself: conr.eivinn- ihni l. rr...... I.
10 annually appropriated for the gradual increnkc ol vied by taxet on the People and on the poor ak
(the Navy; and that they hae not bren ab'e to j well a the ric, cotild be better e.nployrd than
a"cu.i;i nci c .in v t-naviiiiiii 'cuiaiiou urn ucjgn ue graMUIiii9 Iliktl'UCtlCQ Ol 4
Tl . , ra(ie in trie cxpTie' l tl.c ISavy without re-
. -lttcreU, 'd-ciii-; the ealatjlishiiienl.
the Stra n.Kk. ,f Wke County, on the Sjl .net. j Th . rp t to jie rn the tabJe.
y Willie J r, Eq. XeZS S ! sP"ker l,,id b lo. e the llou.e a letter
wruli a star in bis forehead, al ome white spot on ins . r
hrk Vtiirth arriear. to hare been done by the taddle. from the Strctary ,,f . .e I reusury transii it'iDj
m -k UI 1 ( W!"- ' . a.
mi .. n-ivlle twelve iwaitii trom thM urn-. o w....... -i . . . ;..,ir,-l inhrhr, ,tu!m .m, in ,v;, , nn,lii.. ...J
IX ui.. i- . , ,,lfini, ;,i IkmhI to lour teet eieiu or now: .,...... i t..r. ir, ...u .w. -
r.v.ius n !" . - . i .;.!.-. At, iiA ' which atrav wil r;, i ....i -..n... 4..a . i .-
ooirU---. iwren ixiccii , ! r u i --, i'i .v a.n m i" -1 u i t urueruii .irv.ii-
vlued to eignXeea aonars.
h ' M DILLIARD, Ranger,
!.. Kv.i n il V
1 . .. f f ut 1 1. a. IfM' lt
l,or i ,.- fi nllr loaiiv rrerwn !("-
" :a:!!'.!lLJ i me. tiT.irciii tVfo tim.UT, Notlh
n: S " '
IIF.VIiV WilM VCIC
in 2w9.
Feb t$'20.
9-3tp.
HKTH('l lT.Iitiu(aJc Co
Tiike Notice,
cuit C urt fr tlic D strict of C'l'J'nbia ff-mthe
year t SOI t tie close ol the yeir 1819 -also
i tatemeota dosinatin the exiienscs ine jrred on
account of the District Court of the United S.
and those Iwcurred on account of the sitting of
7 A3 co-cmhU-d to the jail of Uiia tow
i)ec. -iii'wr lart, h negi man
rui i iiMi iiu - '
lr,nr ..ki.r 1; ai 51) vpars n aire, a
KUiK t.i of hi, RT.e
L prave l.ia pn.perty, p.) A. poou .lyill(P 3
v.. , k-MUiformcdky co kI audi rity that haroilolcl jornigsn , tc bupreaie oourt and a letter from the SiniC
,. i.;. V.rJ. i mempiiiie to aeii m nwc .n oHicer irarsmittit.o; statements. nhewins the state
"l.Zor tX:iZTr of the Bark of the Unite-I States, on the J5th of
r. Hunti.-r of Cm- - , w fer.ltir;in hotJi auv we i paper. 1 dare him to FebnurT, tiie srth of Miv aad 29tn N uveuiber
- 1 .
ast.
- ' . S i L ..I lo,
T.b li, 180.
0 Swop.
State of North-Carolina,
Lincoln County' t
ofP aa d-Q'iar'er S ssions, January
' Sin. If20
Wayneaooioegh, Feb. 83, 1820.
ASA JF.RNIOAN,
of Moore County.
9-5U
Ti.eie nports were also ordered to lie on the
table.
Jf AV'Y APPROPRIATIONS.
The IIvU8f then proceeded to tne considera
Wake County, Peb.
JOHN K.KLLY, Adm'r.
25,l8i0 IQltp.
T-- ' ,. - .. ...ki
. n . i l.:. XI . . J I f II w.nvfrv aiululUK lv irv ifi j -
tt-A Pvc. rtavul Nail .aaiiwimnm n , "T,xtj, v L.-f r v a.
Iatl'e uyraiMl MaryJiil ifi!,and A'nam Fye Petiuoo
fe..livi,iirn Pi Inuil.
tT vnring to the Cnin that kiam Fye, one of the de-,
(i!spU. w.9pti9 itihabitaiit ofthia Ute; It ia thareJore.
weeks in
tteR tlR i Star. requiiinriiC aaid hraii Fy toapjiear at
tallest eouatv t'ourt of t'J.a and Quarter rei'ioii to be
WHfiirotiil coiintv .at the l oln nuuie in iiiu-oinioo, on
iVthml 1,iIhv i i pril next, tlicn ana there to Hmnrof
5TJ R suhscriSer hsving ijua'ined as administratTT to , tionof the report of tlie committee of the whole
41 theesiaieof Wdfie Womath, dee'd Rivea notice toj r.n the btllmjking the annual appropriations for
the supprt i the Navy.
Mr CM moved to recommit the bill tothe
comftHttel of Wavs and Means, with instruc
tions so t amend i'. as to reduce the appropi ia
all peraons indebted to aaia eaute, to m.e i.........-
r,.t m,.i an.t ihn. Iiavin? claims J.rjinst said estate to
j pt cH at then for payment, otherwise they wiU be barr-
firanrto the aaid petitioni'ottioruise it. will be ,wfcn pro ge'.uir. and vmuoua sentiment, we be ue ye was written
Mnt'i, M'Ml he aitia i(?en :iccor.n.,giy .
. , v Ur.Ki-i. Ulcrk ot ami court, at otttce. tne ffril
lWay in lauuarj, 1820. k iowu, at least among nis inenus, aa aH eifrjjiru poex,aa
VAUUY MoBEE, C.
HOtid.
State of North-Carolina,
wV'asj Co tint
I-! Equ tv.
arph Amington, Ei'r. of Massy Dcuson, vs. Willis WJiit-
iv ot uis.
ORDi-.llKI) by the ' oun tni puuucnuon oe mane in the
Ruteig.1 Star for six weukfc, to nutil'y jnattliew KiX'CViian,
eaftiie iUfmliiita i. die auid bill, to appear . anil aosuer
attie next coin t to be lu hl tor tlie cuiii'lv ol X'tsli, at the
Court Hi.oae m Nashville, oti the third Monday in March
sm.arUn! bill will betaken pro eonfe&so ns to him, and
atari exuaric nt the nest term.
J.0. H. DRAKE, C. M E.
Mm priep rntv g2,95.
fjute of North-Carolina,
Chatham Couhty.
oart of Pleas ami Quarter Seisions, February
TVrm, 180
Vav, Haokoey, vs. Samuel KllicoU Original attathmeot le-
vier I 0" land.
1T appearing to lie satist'uetion of the court, that tlie defend-
nt in tliis case, resides out of Uu; limit of thisAlate, It
blkerelhre ordered that unless he appear at the next county
toattof Chatham, at the Court-itouse in Pittghorough, on the
WOno Monday in May next, and autwer, bic thutjuiigment
fill will be bad against him.
TII03. UAGLAND, Clk.
l-1m price adv'g.g3,50-
Smitlifield Academy.
fPHK exercises of this institution will commence on the
1 first Monday in March next, under the auperiiiten'''aiicf
. Mr. Robert lire vard Poor, A. B Mr Poor graduated
Osmbridge, (Mass.J last Augnst. with the distinguished
"noro! that University, and comes rcconimenued to us in
. nnst fluttering terms
. By order of the Trustees,
. M LLOYD HILL, ecy.
'CTraarr SI. 1820. fi
For bale,
And long credit given :
OR FOR. RENT.
jlpHfl house on Fayetteville Street, near the market, lat.
-a. iy oecupieo Dy wr vvm. I hompsou. Jtor terms, ap
t5 to Win, Thaninson in ttaleigh, or to
THOVf A PiiTf.K.
Wske, Feb. 18, 1820. 8-3t
RICH LANDS FOR SALE
fl'HR subscriber being,desirous of removing to the Wei
a. tern countrv, ofietor sale tlie plantation whereon he
J lives, containing aboot 1500 acres, 170 of which is clear
d in rood order for farming,, which will produce from
r?v to fifty bushels of corn per acre, or 1 000 lbs of coUen ,
fTJl tor wheat it ia not surpassed by any lands in the state r
' re on the land two large and goal dwelling houses,
tall neaeH-irv ut hmiu. TLi lf.,.l I.. 11. ,1a onun.
"e westermost end of Rose Bay Turnpike road, and
v- tcii mnes irom iinaratukeet L.aKe. A lao tnree
"dreil aeres.of riohunimproveil land ou aaid road about
Th? k,,Ci ,ro the ,ake ,orae othep Pieee' ,nn'-
s whole of it "will be sold uncommonly low, and the pay
wt made easy For terms apply to
taw w .. 8. B. JORDAN.
?iuayjc4 ,lt.&?p?
The following beauuful littie specimen of naiure,
uoua sentiment, we be lie ye was written
by St George Tucker of Williamaburg-, Virginia well
k town, at ic-
well Ip an accomplished scholar and gentleman.
YOUTH V OLD AGE.
Days of my youth ! ye have'glided away ;
Hairs of my you'.h ! ye are frost . d and gray ;
Byes of. my youth ! your keen sight la no more j
Cheeks of my youth ! ye are fu; rowed a'.lo'ert
Strength of my youth ! all your vigor is gone j
Thoughts of py youth ! your gay vision ,are flown.
Days of my youth ? I wish not your recall ;
Hairs uf my youth ! I'm content you should fall
Be& of my youth I ye much evil have seen
Chetksof my youth ! bathed in tears have ye been ;
Strength of my youth ! why lamcn your decay ?
Thought of my youth ! ye have led me astray.
Days of my age ! ye will shortly be past;
Pains of my age ! yet a while ye can last ;
Joys of my age ? in true wisdom delight $
Eyes of my age ! be religion your light;
Thought of my age ! dre id ye not the cold sod c
Hopes of my age ! be ye fixel on your God !
tion tor every branch of the service, one-futsi th
Thii motion produced a Debate, in the course
of which if wa sapportwl bv the mover, & Mr.
Warfeli and M. . Culpepper, and opposed b'
Messrs. Smith, of Mrjlaud,.tniti, of North
CJarolinav Trimble, JoknsonfFaott Holmes, Wood
and 2,o;rndes.'
Mr. Johmon. desirous to Dostnone this and
the other appropriation hilts until the amount of
the deficit in the Tr?asurv wa ascertained, and
the deficit supplied, moved to strike out the pro
pose?!' instruction tn the committee, so as to leave
the question one ot recommitment merely. This
motion was -negatived. '.
The question was then taken nn Mr. Cobbs
motion, und negatived, 15 or 20 nteinbeis only
rismtrio frtvor oi" it.
...The report of the committee ef the whole wa3
then agreed to, and the bill as it stanos, was or
dered to be engrossed for a third rcadiu"-.
And the Ijouse adjourned.
Wednesday, March 8.
On motion of Mr. Cocke, the bill respecting
the Military Establishment of the United States',
(for reducing certain branches of it)' was com
mitted to tne same committee to whom had pre
vinusiy been referred the bill making appro
priations lor the military service for the year
1820.
The amendments of the Senate to the bill "to
provide for taking; the fourth census nr enumer
ation of the inhabitants of the United States,"
were read and concurred in by the llnue.
The engrossed bill making appropriations for
the support of the Navy f the United States,
for the year 1S20, was read the third time, pass
ed and se;it to tne aerate.
MILITARY APPROPRIATIONS.
The H nise then resolved itself into a com-
IS SENATE.
Tuesday, March J.
Mr. Wil.linm: of Ten. hnviiicr ..htainuit l..u
introduced, agreeably to notice, a hill farther to mitteevf the whole, Mr. .Ydson of Va. in the
amend the judicial system of the United States; na,r " ine 01,1 mi"os: appmprutions lor me
to f:.rm an additional judicial Circuit to b support of the Military Establishment of the U.
composed of the districts of East and Westita.s ,
Tennessee and the state of Alabama, and forj LTo,tne same committee was to-dar referred
the appointment of a Circuit J.idse,&c. there-tthe blU "respecting the Military Establiab-
for;l which bill was twice read by general cen-i me.2 I
. r . ...
nrivilnlofit .
clas oi youth.
Mr. S.MitA, of Mirylavid. remarked that th
arguments of the gentleman would well apply
to a proposition Lo abolish this institution ; but
di I not apply with any force to the question in
h ind, which was not the Establishment of th
Academy, but the appropriation of money to de
trav exnences already authorized by law.
Mr. Cannon was to little disposed to contiq J.
ue t.iis Establishment, that he waa willing tear- "
rest, or at least to reduce, the appropriation r
Hut, in order to get at a proposition to redact
the expence of that Establishment, or to aboii&Jk
it, M, . C moved to lay this bill on the table.
After some observation froon Mr. Strothtr in
opposition to this motion, the queation was laken.
thereon, and decided in the negative.
Mr. Cannon had proposed a sum less thaa
that moved by the Chairman of the committee,
of ways and means for the support of the Mili
tary Academy. So that two question werti
presomea : tne one on a certain sum necessary
to the support ol tho Academy as it now stands,
and the other on a less sum. The Question be
ing taken, according to usage, on the largest
: uriuni, it was decided in the affirmative, by ,v
xt'ge m.ijorify.
The committee proceeded to the consideration
of the other items of appropriation.
The item of 1 .000 dollars, for bounties an
premiums on enlistments of recruits to fill op tha
Army, coming up,
Mr. Williams, of North Carolina, opposed thi
item, on the ground that there was no necessity
lor encreasing the number of the Army beyobd "
their prcient actual amount. s :
Mr. Smith, of Maryland, supported the appro.,
piiation as being almost a matter of course, and
generally, on the ground that the Army ought
uut to be reduced at all ; but, if reduced, that itf
ought to be by a direct vote.
Mr. Trimble declared himself to be in favonof
,1 .. . A . L . A I . ..
u rcuufcuiiu oi uu: vrray, oui in a practicable wayj
atjd he thought that to attempt it in thia war
would but serve to weaken the efforts wbichv
should hereafter be made directly to effect tho
same object. .
Mr. Stocumb wa9 opposed to this' appropria
tion ; and, by way of ahewing how-cautious tber '
H.oue ought to be in making its appropriations,
said, that it appeared, Irom docuntema laid be-
lore the uouse, that powder and lead belongiag
to the government had been loaned to bankrupt
to the amount of 34lT,0o0 dollars tae repayment
of which the House is coolly informed, by the of
ficef having charge of. that branch of the service
was .precarious, ana, in order to mend the mat- .
ter, that 10 000 dollars more had been advanced, v
in money to the same persons. r
Mr. Cobb made a few remarks against the ap
propriation. , ,,.
Mr. Liv ermare delivered his sentiments in fa
vor of a reduction of the Army. But, be saidj
though many were in favor' of that reduction
there were also many who were opposed to it-
and the only way in which the former could se
cure their object, was to reduce the appropria
tion. If the-appropriations were made thd ' ;
ground was given up. Ha was ol opinion, tjiere4? '
fore, that the friends of the TeducUon ihoqld
make use or the weapons which lay in their wayi
iuuuhi "iniii v arciiii uaeiCkSIV eiawi
ployed. It would take longer to collect this ari
9ent. and reterretl.
On motion ot Mr. Johnson, of Ken. the com
mittee on the Public Lands were directed to en
quire into the expediency ot providing for the
payment tn the Deputy Surveyors of Missouri,
full compensation for running lines which bound
each survey, whether separate or adjoining other
- ! iwri. i iit uriT i-v ann ic
claims, &c. or which shall be made hereafter j s. 8hall judge proper
and also ol pay ing them for eitra travelling ex- j n the whole, includir
penses, performed with a viw to surveying one
claim or a number of small claims br where it
was the consequence of mistake in the commis
sioners, 8tc.
The report of the committee ol Claims unfa
vorable. ti the petition of sundry inhabitants of
Michigan,' praying indemnity for eertain losses
sustained in the late war, taken was up & agreed
to. ' , ' ' . . :
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
The l3t mentioned" bill was first taken ud.
amVnaving been read
Mr. Cannori moved to strike out all the firsi
section of the bill excepting the enacting clause,
and in lieu thereof to insert the following :
That the Military PeaceEstabliahment of the United
States shall consist of such oroDortinns of Artillery Rno-i.
neers, Infantry and liifitenr.en, as the President of the U .
: proper ty retain in aervice, not-exceeding
including- officers, noo-commissioned-ofli-
cers and privates, 6ve thousand."
Mr Cannon supported this motion by a speech
of some length on th necessity of retrenchment,
occasioned by the state of the finances; the inu
tility of an Army in Peacethe Militia being
willing and competent to perform amy occasion
al service in which an army may bo employed.
Mr. Clay avowed himself to be in favor of re
ducing the Army, in preference to reporting to
ia,c, ivuiis, or to an invasion oi tne sinning runu
bill makipg pay ment lor horses, &,c. lost io tii' to meet the expenccs of the government if, on
my which was scattered about like the . sheep oi
the shepherd; among many hills to bring them-',
from the Yellow Stone, and the remote -'corner' )
of the earth, than tt raise up a new army.' Ho ."
also complained of the magnitude of the Staffof
the Army, as being disproportionate to Its ruinW , .
berj &c ' "
XI r. Baldwin made some remarks explanatory
of the occasion for this appropriation,-',- , -;v- n
Mr, Foot, with a view to present directly t
tho House the question of authorizing the en- .
listment ol men to supply the vacancies becur
ring in the ranks, moved to strike out from tha
bill alt that relates to appropriations for recruits- x
ingexpences. . . '. '
SU.Smithi of Maryland opposed the mottdnr;
fjlere the Debate begari . to be essential!
bate on the reduction of the arwy.l f'v.; :-v,iV'T
Mr. JBimkina delivered his opinion iit "fengt&k
against the reduction of the Armyhd agalnsS $
a coarse which wobld subject ffleurM slrvi '