J
No. St.
HALEIGH, (N.C.) FRIDAY, -UECEMBKR 0, 1823.
Vol. XIV
TIII3 STAR,
JaJ yurU-CariHa Gazette,
'. Pabliakwd, weekly, k
BELL & LAWRENCE.
irrptUt1irt dollars per nwni- pa
per .ill km sent withaat at l gl 10 l paid
U ad ranee, a d a piper tiamatirwed, bwt .1
fM wpliaw of lk Kdiiort.aalest all airwaiar
ara paid. AdvwrtiarateM. wot wxedint if
tee liset.Uivrtsd lr liaaaa (or d-4lr,
M'i twwwtr-avt aents for each o.tlmiaM..
, AH tattart to tka editor atit few (mat-paid.
- Hymn Nooks.
JUST PUBLISH Kl), by Belt fc Lawrence,
and for aale at D. Lindeman' Baud Store.
aFayetlevi)latreet, next done to Mewt, Hon
k fawn. Hnatum Mora, a aeiratma or ill M !
mA bPlillllUL SONGS, dcrned forth
im ol C'ongrrwadona, by tlia Bev. John Purify,
tutor nf Ike nnplitt Church at tlta Croat Road
Mectieg lluuat, Wak. aouuty, N. C Priaeoo
dotlar, neatly bound. ' ,. -'' -.,-Dea
IS, 1133 VM-St.,
;; '.- .'...Notice : .V;-
rS hereby given, that o Monday, the 5h day
of Jncw v it, at tbe hnwae of John thick
by, ia Franklin aount). 1 aha.ll expo lo aale,
to the higbett bidder, for read isoney, or ou
neb. other terroa at will be made know a at ibe
time, tho property couveyid to me in trutt, by
wililuckaby, to secure thepaymett of ecrtaiu
ilrliU mentioned in laid conveyance
Tlic proiierty consists of valuable tract of
bud, whereon the (aid Hookah) now live, ad.
joining die land of Pretley C Pinion and e
tbtfa, on tba water of Sand Creftj alao the
lohowine; negro tin vet, via Nerroj man Hal,
Jim, Uiacknoae, lthain, and t'abbyt Wattiing-
i, Petrr, Charlotte aail Flora and child alao
.11 the right, claim and interett wluah the said
iia Hnckabv hat in. and to the ealata of Unn.
jtraiu Hill, dea'd; ilao hit ttnek of liorfet, eattlc,
no-t, tneep, nc tog-tner with hit boujlield and
titriien furniture, plantation utentili, Wo or so
ntoli thereot a will be tuftieient to pat off the
uifet aforesaid. Oulv Such title wilttbe made
it conveyed to n.a
blMUN CJBFEX, T.fattee.
Dee 13, 1823 ... t 5i&w .
D !lars Rewarf17
ON th. night ol the mtt. the tul'fonber t
rre wt broken open . nd rob it. d of a
quantity of Good; and a few dollar ini money
A part of the Uoodt are'Of the followiiigjrfetcr4p
tiou: , I hr-t yvriit peiitte eioui or s tu.m pur
nli! color, iwa vii1i of black cloil; . 1 fvkrdt ol
lHe asirr)i'i'C, 9 yard of hgtired . Jirie, anft
a putot o 4araa a trat'oounifi. Hit
Miner eoojitieil of ehotie entirety tome oi
wliielt m very iMeted. i'ho abore reward, ot
sir dollars, will be ciVen to any penoa that will
give itilbnastion 16 delcot and convict the ' vil.
Liut thtt committed tliii robbery. And, at it it
Uigliiy probtbie tiiin they nave mane ttteir ettape
perlmpt to tl Western (Jouatry, Kditort ol
newspaper- in 1'ennetsee and Indiana would
confer a tuv.i- by giving Uie above a few inaer
uonun uitir papcit . ' -
i, ' , f JOHN b: TROT.'
1JUwg's Mills, Randolph eoun. ) , ,
ty, rv . U. Uec. 11,1 la ..
State of Nofth-CaroJina,
Hertford Cownly.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term 1823.
Sanocl Nichottoo t. William Fiucy Original
. attachment If vied on the defendant1! right to a
tract of laud near Murfreetboroueh. tuiipCK-d
id be SUO acitft, nxue or lew, adjoining the
Ikudtof Mrt. Pfgy l)ickinon, Mrt. Sully
Banktand othert
T t;ipearing to ihe taUsraction of tbe Court,
ll.nl the defendant in lliit case hat removed
himtelf out of tb'u Mute, and'it now au inhabit
i ant of another state, to thai the utual prooettof
law cannot be terved upon him; it it ordered
that nublieatinu be made in the Haleicli Star lor
vhree inoiitlia, that mcst the defendant appear
at tije next icno of tint Court to be lirlii lor tut
county ol Hertford, at the Court-Houae in V m
ton, on tho lour th Monday in Ftbroury next
replevy the nronertv to attached, or plead lo it-
c, mm junjrnieui Mian ue entereu a;;iuiin hum
tnd executi6u awarded.
Witnat, L. M. COWPBU, CITt
SUm priee dv.$S tS pd.
State of North-Carolina,
C uUjt J County, n. ,
Court of Pleat and Quarter Seiaioas
November Term, I82J.
rjitabrlH Kirkatan w Levra Rirkataa, TVa
aa KirkatiM, RMrfW , Willi.
Kiftataa, Jaaar IXiaa, Uijdt KukatM.
dm J Martka, ttobm
, ' Aim, UumtI SrlleY a4
"7 f ftein, Vurjwm d wii Mary
m tU h at bw of SMrak Mwm, bv kar
J"1 J ' "i Jolia, WdlUat
Mdbeorfa Kirkinaw, jnwV, Aadicw lloa
and wUa Sarah, whiUrew aw( bHr.a
Kirkatt, aVtc'd Patntoa tor brk WO
MrMai land, tba property of Ccorn Kkk
. a'd
I I' apprarin; tn (ha aafebetiow of 0t Court,
that tkariehmdawtt, Tkoam Kirkman, fi.
tl T"' waiiM fcjrkMai., iaoxs Kirkaaa.
Klk Kirkattw, Rabrrt Wood ud wile Abm.
Oawrt Sellevaa aid wUe Pritcilla, Furia-
aaw and wife Mary, and the twin at bw of Sarah
Jackiau. Wj bar hatband Joarpb Jackton, inhi.
Kjrtatan, Andrew Dillon and wife Harah, chil.
dren and hrln of P,ier Kirkman, dt'd, arw no
hibtWntt of thitK.tr it It tt.erefore ardered
that public be mad. bi ft, RaUigb bur fur
l weeka aneaettivelyv that said deleailant ap.
pear at U next fouoty Court to b held for
taid Caunty, at tbe Court-llouie la Greentboro',
on the third Monday of Pebruar) next, then and
there to antwer, plead or demon otherwise aaid
petition will be taken pro coafeno, and beard
exparte at ta them.
Witnria, John Hanner, ricrk of aaid Court, at
offiaa the third Monday of November. IS3.
.'"JOHN HASXEB.C.C.U
5I 6w priee adv. g5 5. .
Statt of North-Carolina,
Rutherford County. P
I. ID WIN H AN NON, living on North Paeo-
let, "potted three mare mulct, one a yellow
bay or bpanitb color, the other two dark bayr,
all three have a I lack Cut aerott th wether
thirteen tnd a half handt bigb, and about three
yeart old) have the common mule trot, and v
lued at forty dollara each. '
ALKX'K 'JARRUTH, Ranger.
Sept. 10, 113 ,: t 41-Stp-
Cnitad State, and a tnajorit of taw wSob
"umSero Elector, ahai be iteoeawary U a
choir.
" Am! thouU no teran vwtel iur arctGn
to Ue t'onaututioo. aa View Prrwi.Ut of th
UniUd State, havw avajority of tk vo(n of
im WBXMW annuoer WT FJectora. Um Uta Pm.
detrt of tba United State ahaii forth wit tatu
hi proclamation, caJUnr apoa the Elector to
eowrena) at , on the da v of , there-
arier, torinc purpoae of cbooatnja Vice Prwav
dent; thai tho Eleclnra, whea to cocvensd,
shall choose, hnmeILtely, by ballot, a 1c
Preaident of the United State, and a majority
of tha whole mimber of Ejector ahaU be
aeeewtar to a choice.'
Tvfday,Decl6
aier,t4 tie umber of mile of Poat-road ex-1 nutlet, and wilier (null arm, forth
ittiinr bv law. b each State and Territorr. for of low U. S'ates. which bar i
rach f the three rears next nrecedinr tha I ainca th first of Januarr. 1 ri .n,i .i... a,
1 ' .. . V .1-.. , M-
arxoaroi Apni it at tna numoer oi nuict of wucmrr aouc tor proooaala was rin
mm mm imwt, mi UtIIUIl Ul JMBU W U KIIUII, , in mil m BHrananit . . . '
1 hi fnllawm nm!r. .a irm ITi. ,i i r. ' i..ji . . wuirwct
wuuli t utc criT cipenac oi iraniporung-me tuui I .vu?uj warn wrj imtcrtH e4 m sxJL
etl, read, and laid t.ver fr con!dcra-j the yearly competualion of Poatmjjter, and I '4 i an aerr tarlnrr, fhr i mal
LI Mil T . . I III! I III III! Illll III! II III I HI M Ml I III III! ! . V
Br Mr. irWoll: v of the amount of poMagw which m Mr. Isacka, ot leauessee, pmposeil.
r. That the jminteo on Com- Twa. iem.,07. Z " jai an atnendment, t atrika outtKelast
mere and Manufccturea be intructcd to In- .T; '!TTv 7. Til' JT Clauae of the resolution, fin italirt I an.l
U,. .k. a: r.i . uiajearijoawico iur ana airxillt uiciu rca-1 ; ;, ..
l " "mw vim muciKj n aiuwinjr draw
nv lAKuicnci w iijwinr unw-1 i ... - . i w luirn ia iu nnni ina in ah.i.m
?k . rffoVwto arrear. . . contract, were made, and whether there arw
with leave to iwport by bill or otlenme. n- a.:i: " ..I.- her persona beneficial- lm
dj Mr. r.afon: ' ,V , Iu "o. who ther . u "k.7 "-
nhA Tti.ttK. t.,ji:.-.r.l-:.4 ! I ir. Kent, oi Maryiano, ouerea ine I . an h. k. ;,.r. ' . "r"vr
quire if any, and what, amendmetta may be "'Iowing resolution lor conaideratiOD, lha reaolution, at amended b Mr' "
neceaaary to an Act, entitled At act,rel- which wa. laid on the table and Ordered Iaack'a motion, was kdonted '
bve to the election of a PreaidenA and Vice tobeprinted. A , . Mr. Williams, of N.C auhmW.,! . L
President of the United Statea, amdecUnng JtJLt, That .Committee be appointed f0Uowin "
the officer who aludl actw Prewdett, in case to inquire into tbe expediency of maUna- such iwJ? TK.. ti.-r..sj' -V V.7 - .
wwofwtpaomeea or both President I an appropriation of the pubUo lands to the UtabaTre nu l!..? Vmte4
and re President PMWd the Wb. purp.7
vr X" "a maue " lu currc- which be mav not deem It 5 '
im
la pursuance of notice er.-nVr.ter.
day, Mr. Dickerson and Mr. iiil mcs.
of Maine, called up the aoveral tesolu-
nons, proposing amendments to the
Constitution, in relation to the, infide of
electing Presid
which were oJered
session. These together with the reso
Just Published,
Aid for sde at the Star Office,
A PAMPHLET,
XT1TIZ
TO TBI
CITIZENS OF N. CAROLINA,
On the subject of the
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Dec. t, 1823. r:
State of North-Carolina,
ilhckinzham County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses' .ions-
November Term, 1823.
tins. Mill vt. Much C. Millt Original at
. tacl.meut levied on lnds.
T tpnear'uitr to the taiitiiietion ol Ihe Cnurt
tUtlluBh 0 Militia not ail ii.liabili.nl ol tliit
tf I it i Jiererorc onlered, by ihe Court, that
publication be made for three month tuecea.
ilj- in the Ualeigb bur, giving notica to Uie
"in ULlfi.danl to aoptar at our next Court oj
rleat and Quarter bcttiont to be held fur ll
"Hint) tf iiockixi'liam, at Ihe Courl-lioute in
ventworth, on tbe 4lh Monday iu rebrcart
"ext. and replevy, plead to iatue or demur; o-
ioerise judgment will ho entered against him
w ui plamUli demand. V
lest, ' KUll'T GALLOWAY, C. C,
l-Sm price adv S5
ato if North-Caroliaa,
' 1 Iinrlclrirrhftm rtttinfil. . :
Court of Pleas aud Quarter SessionsA
JNnvomhnW Term 1R2.T. ....'
Sanmel DUW Tl AVm. Fore Orieinai kttaeh.
. fient Thoa. Neal auinmoiied Gafnialiee
B 1 SPpearimj to the aatisfaolion f the Court,
i- " ueieiHiuni iu una case it uoi an
"tbllant tf lid. .i.l... a im i!...w.l7.r. nntfHul. ht
U Courts lliat publication 'be oiade for three
"-MMcMivciy III uie ivaieigii otar, 1,1"'
"Kite to lIH ,-Mi ,.Oiidunt to anni ar at tl
"it Court of Plea and Quai ter Seuioat to be
V xur oclum;han county, at the Court
"'Ule in V... J.....1, i. il. Jil. TLtAuV li
February next, und plead to ittuei olherwite th
n,nlierty will b condeinneil iu the bauds U the
""""iliee,
' ROD'T CALLOWAY, C. C.
-am prise adv. gS
or
UltANKS,
evtry description, for Mil? this OBit
CONGRESS.
Mr. Mercer, u talea fi and agreed the Cumberland Road, tit rrted A
t0 ,-. , ' . hill for the continuation of tha Curn-
. The re , u:. on yrter.Uy o!TciT.t by berUod !lad; which as twice read.
Mr. Allen, dt 1 rnn. callint for a Lil anJ committed.
of Distribut.n; Iit Office, waa taieo I The rrsotuti
p and sirred to.
Mr. Allen of Maas. nrtsented tiie fut-
lowing resolution:
J?rWr4 Th4t the Poat master General bw
latioo Yeferdar ptobw,!'
Cocke, wa then taken an r,-
hT !r
i iiiimi... ' nn if. a r. a . i .
- ... immwin'r mm .
n , , - "UIUf(
Mtt ir i, 1 Ut the Preai.lnt J Ik. if .
be requoiej to coaimuni.t t .,;.
j: . a ml ... .. .. ... I ,
uhtu a ia mj wevorw mis i louse, a aotte. i vi ... iumticij ror nnnnn r.n i.
pona in a m proportion wtuttneappropris. aiUic.te, rvlatins; to the prewnt condiUoa
uoti wmcn may nave neen neretoiore niaae futur nwt, rf
in ravor ot other tate ana that aaid coin-1 fhi. ...... r . i v
mittee have le.e to report by bill or other. - A. Wtlf?r "n d.V rcourse.
- Ban wn ii .nr. rt , n i h t. . .
wiw. .1 M.V.IUU viviu iii nu e. lr wii
Kenivedm That the Committee on Militafr
HViM k. int....1 I. !.. . . t
juirw into mo expo.
Preaident of tha V.
made, from time to
i relation to Uie, tntide of Mr. Rankin presented tiie foHowing tffT Committer on It
Cl!tKdVCe Prit,d,nti resolution, whict, lies one dayof course. aSrfaShw
ered br them, at the last d, That the Secretary of the Trea- suteYto oSSf to L f010
e together with thi ran. k- jTL r..-.:., .vi .r Wcs to be wde,fxorati
...oo.u... inw wjjciiici ttii;i me reso- i jury, oe oircctea to lurman tni House a par-1 time, of auch trmi .,,,,,, ' , .
as arc not wanted, or are unfit for nub
proposed by Mr. Benton aud Mr. Hayne,
were refen-cd to a Select Committee,
consisting of five members, and order
ed to be printed for the U3e of the Sen
ate. -
Receivers of Public Moneys in the I and Ofti-1 Jjc
service.
; wanted, or are unfit for pub
ces of tbe United, slates, who tday nave tailed I Tha .nfM.J k:ii .I t , .
to make their return, and payment, of public L ef"f Sed b,M 'ipplernentary to
money, accordins; to law, or, when required " , . V,c "u"" errors in
by the Treasury Department, the amount making entries of laci at the Land Of
due from such Receivers severally; the time fices, being called un for coni'ulnratmn
The resolution submitted yesterday hen ouht to b" tn .P1 10 - .Mr. Rankin said, that, since Tester.
ISoTf inStrUCftinSn. S SSSn h had various sugg'estion.
into, the expediency of authorizing aoL ........ .u. '. it .k. I made to him by members- for whnn
ji.i . - I paaj iiawiii auiu uis iiaiuca vi wv iwvva wwvtw i . , .
additional number of sloops of. war to tUch office are situated. ' opinion he entertainedferv high respect.
Mr. U wen ottered the following reso-. wen as irom- tne present Uommis
lution. which lies one davs . - V , aioner of the General Land Offices and
Reerr4 That the Secretary of the Tressu- considering the vote of- yesterday as a
ry be directed to lay before this House a pledge that the House would certainly
statement of tW sum. of money that have act m the gul,ject and feeiing A6Swll
bccu raTtu in uis irraauxjiyra uiq, iwu . thn Wit-al.mil.l n fti
lOllO I , " -"'"" UUBBIUIE)
- SENATE. '
' Monday; Dec. 15, 1823.
The following communication, re
ceived from the Department of War,
as read: -
VHiartmmt f War, Bee. 11, 1823.
Sist: In compliance . with the 1st section
of the Act of Congress, of the 6th May, 1823,
" to amend an act. entitled t An wet to reiru.
(ate trade and intercourse with the Indian
tribes, and to preserve peace on the frontiers,
approved 30th of March, 1802 I transmit;
herewith, an abstract of all licences granted
bv the Superintendents and Atrents tor Indian
Attain,-to trade witn nt liiaians, snewing
bv. and to whom, when, and where, irranted.
.. . . . . , , a
with tne amount ot ine Donas ana capital em
ployed, as far as the same could be ascertiun-
ea trom tne returns wmcu uave Decn nmuc to
this Department.
1 have the honor to be, your obedient ser
vant, J. C. CALHOUN.
To the pastiDixT of the Senate
of the United States.
Mr. Parrot offered the fellowin?: re9o
ution. which was read, and laid over
for consideration: ! 1
lietolved. That the Committee on Naval
Affairs be instructed to inauire into the exoe.
diency of autborijungf an additional number of
sloops 01 war to oe Duiaanu qquippcu iur uiv
service of the United States.5 . . , ;
On motion ot Mr. Jackson, it was
ordered that so much of the President's
Message as relates to the Public Armo
ries, Fortifications, Military Academy,
and Arsenals, be referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
On motion of Mr. Benton,, so much
ol the President's Message as .relates
to Indian Afiairs, was referred to the
Committee on Indian Affairs; and the
communication from the War Depart
ment, relating to the sair.e subject, was
referred to the same Committee. ';
On motion of Mr. Knight, so much
of the President's Messase as relates to
the Post-Office, was refeired to the
Committee on the Post-Office and Post)
Roads. ; : - . -
In TMirsuance of notice eivcn on J n-
day last, Mr. Hayne introduced the fol
lowing resolution, wnicn, was reau, pas
sed to its second reading and ordered
tobeprinted: ---
-Retehxd. bv the Senate and ffoute of Retrt-
lentativea of the United Slate; in Cengrei
assembled, twt third of both llnUKx concurring,
That the following amendment to the Consti
tution of the United States, be proposed to
the Legislatures of the several States, winch,
when ratified by the Legislatures of three
fourths of the States, shall be valid, to all in
tents and purposes, as p.trt of tbe said Coorti-
If no person voted for, according to tne
Constitution, as Presidentof the UnitedStates,
shall have a majority of the votes of the whole
number of Electors, then the President of the
United States, shall forthwith issue hi proc-
lnmntinn. Mllinn- unon the Electors to con
vene at ,on the day of thereafter,
fur tbe purpose of chooainff President; tjiat
the Electors, when so convened, shall choose,
immeiLatelv. bv ballot, a Pre-iiiiMlt of. the
be built, was again read and adopted
wwr. j a . i n ...
treaneaaaii, uec. n.
The resolution submitted yesterday
by Mr. Eaton, instructing an inquiry
wnetner any, ana wnar, amendments are
necessarv to an a.cc rptati tnDioo-i .. .....m. rr.
- J -------- vvmx tuiiuat V V wi'iw vrar tuc anua-B vi ifuuuv I ..a . . t I
tion of President and Vice President, landsintheSutesofMiourunnniiis,lndia4ia. wishea or eentlemen, lie was
and winch declares the officer who shall
act, in case those offices are both vacant. 1
was again read and adopted.
Jnumlay, Uec. 18.
Mr. King, of New-York, and Mr.'
Ohio, Mississippi, Louisianna, and.Alaba-' induced On a consideration of the whole '
ma, designating: the yearly and total amount subject," td ' move that the bill be re- 1 1
paiu in irom eacu oi aaiu ; onueai ana now committed to the Committee On Pub ''
much money has been obtained by the Gene. ir T.nnHa tnfK j . r t V 1
ral Government for tho re-payment of wluch t0 TOade 8 Prfect.a
these funds or any of Uiem are pledged: also, P1; ,,e" '' .
s ue House- concurred in tail motion.
Macon, were added td the Select Com- the yearly and total amount in each of the
mittee on the several amendments to the above named States, arisingfrom the three per
. . j I amm . .......klA ... tU 1 .. i LIT .
Constitution.. . I .h" - i p
TT J I. . !l rl r"" U WIHU 1UUIB. U HV. IUtVO OCCO !-
S e r j . . o - a 'wvv wt,aw vtuHHvt vtiuv luruv wr
witnH wassT fifi'f nno nl i li atvI dcfnti Wai 1 1 aal. I ... .
ting forth the injurious operation of the dnesdavJ jDec, 17.
14th section of the Act incorporating the j The resolution yesterday offetd by
Ylanlr if thu TTnifnrl ltifuj an1 iia trlnn. I If.' 411 ' . C If .1 i . ..!!
uuun w u.v.v. ii.b, r;iu6 nlr, Auen, wi jMaasBcuuseLts, caiiiiigon
mat me same may ue nmenueu. tie
Legislature of , North-Carolina,
ferred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
i ?x ;v SENATE.- ,. .:--." -:.
, 77turdayh Dec. 18.
Mr. Love, . from the committee ' of V
the Postmaster, General for certain de-1 claims, to whom was, referred the reso- '
tails ot his Department tor the last three lutioa instructin them to inquire into
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- Monday, Dec. 15.
After the presentation of about 30
petitions, the Speaker laid before the
House a communication from the Secre-
years, was called up, and agreed to. j the propriety of allowing the claims of
d by I a detachment ot the militia of Jones
The resolution yesterday offered
M r. Hjinlcin rnllinrr for ' lial Ika la. rumfv fiii o a ir naa ' nA,mnA :M ...H
faultcrs In the Land Offices of the Uni- j pressing, outrages of slaves Sec. in 1821,
ted States, was taken up, and agreed to. reported aurestUution directing the Trea-
ilie resolution yesterday ottered by I surer, comptroller and secretary to It
Mr. Owen, calling for a statement of iauidate said claims. -
tary of V ar, accompanied with a list of the amount and application of the two" . Mr. Love, from the same committee,
licences granieu to inuianiraaers;aiso, per cent, and three per cent, tunds pay-1 to whom was relerred a resolution in
Ins report tod tho claim ot Joseph Mar- able out of the sales of public lands, in favor of Sam. W. Vick, Sheriffof Nash.
1 11 i ' I . mmr I n il " r . . I a . .. . "
snau. . ; -, - tne vv estern ana ooutnern states, was reported the same without amendment. -
mi ww i I . a w .. I . . . . 9
l he toliowms resolution, onerea on taken on. and asreed to. ; ..: . I which was read the second tune and n
Fiidav.bv Mr. Wcr. was taken un and I The House went into a committee of liected. ' '
agreed to. . the whole, Mr. Condictrin the chair, on I Mr. Hawkins, from the committee ar4 V'
Revived, That the President of the United the bill, supplementary to an act.' an- pointed to conduct the 'ballotinsr for ' "
OUCCl UU ITZUUC'SICU, w WJiiuaUlllavc .V viae I
House a plan for the peace entablement
.' .T iA- IT!i 1 a. a -A.
. . .. . . I Amtit ad f A n A r WMnari1 1 nn trvt lha I iiraa n I r alattail
rection ot errors ia making entries oi l
land at the Land Offices."
This bill enactsi That, where any mistake
may have been made, or may hereafter be
made, by any purchaser of the public lands,
in designating the tract intended to be pur-
Mr. Poinsett, submitted the following:
lietolved. That the Committee on Naval Af
fairs be instructed to inquire into the expedi
ency of authorising the construction often ad
ditional sloops ot war. f t '
,Thi roanlntinn wna awrpd to.
On motion of Mr.JUercer.it was
Reioived, That the Committee on Naval Af
fairs be instructed to inquire into the cipecu
Mr. Peebles presented a bill concern-i-
ing usuryi which was read the first time;'
Mr. Graves; from the committee on J
the militia laws,, to whom was referred X
" a bill to amend the tm htia laws of thU
TJUMo.-.. . . i . . . .. .. ...
chased, such person may exhibit Lis, own affi- BUH! re?or.la Mme .without ;;
davit, and such other evidence at may be in ainciiuiueui. : i ue um was read a se-
I h!a nnirfr. ahpirinir the niiatake to the Rpiria-1 r.ond liiilA and rpiprtol " - -- - ': - ,'..
ter or Reviver of the thstrict inwhich Jie Mr. Hatch, of Wavne, fro the bal
iSmenofS PT," "l6.:'!
the Committee on Naval ,Tu STw for the ensuingyear; reported that WiL. , - :
be instructed to inquire.iuto theexp. . . . tn. ,,: h I ham Davidson. Edmund JonM.Thnmaa..
of securintr in the medical department I ... . . U ... -.,,:, t a ntn. I W
k. I
Retolved, That
Affairs !
diency i
ol the Naw. uie.Denents oi proiessionai isai . . . :,: r.i,. t.
. . . . . g W UUi VII IU CIUHIUWil V " mummm V. I
and experience, by a due i spporUonmen Uthorized to cliange tho entry, andtranafer
the pav of the sun-eons and their mates to the .. . , Um.- i,..
time of their actual service, and by requiring bee enteped jf unWd; but, if sold, to nv
an examination, by Board of Physicians, ot I tnct hMe to entry. Providedt H ,h(ji
au persona PFy ing .ww .-v. "... . be utiimad a mistake has been made.
On motion of Mr. IVickliffest was
Henolvedm Tliat the Committee on Public
f jnda be instructed to inauire into the expe-
tirncv of revivintr and continuintr in force the
provisions ot tne act ot congress, cnuueo, au
act for the relief of the purchasers ofthe Pub
lic Lands, prior to tho 1st of July, iVM).
Lacey, William Blackledge and pavid
Gillespie Were duly elected.; ; H ?
v.!;-:. : Friday, Deb. 19.. '
On motion of Mr. Harrell, the commit
tee on the military lawa, were . instruct-
I ! : i- .
! Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, ottered the Jed to inquire into the expediency of so
fnllnwino-. to ha added a. an L.inend-I.tn.ni;ni. kA i..... r .i ,:i ci.-
ment to the bill
M Provided, alto, That if a patent shall have
issued for the .tract to erroneously entered,
the patentee shall, by a deed duly executed,
amending the militia laws of this State,
as to prohibit free persons of color from
I performing military dutyi and to report
jby bill or otherwise. Agreed to.
Mr. Shipman . presented a bill to au.
theaame.M ' --' V'f :;4:' ' thorize tne administrators-of William
, The question being then taken on the IStreety, fate Shenff of Bladen county,
: Mr. Aflpn. of Tennessee, offered the bnqui.hto the United states! us right in
following: ' .' ,f
. mf a . I
.uXmb aXto of Mr. Campbell, it-wa. to cUect the arrears of taxes due him; v
. . , ... . t I . ..! in thtt . ft:rm.tl "A A l KV I Al r. I'Wll a It 1 1 1 tt l..iliml. Itnnl.H.;..
Post Oif.ces desijrnated mstriouting inuix taiireu iu m i iijitiiimi. juHjauuu
in the several States and Territories; also, the The Committee then rose and report-1 F. Jackson, of Pasquotank county? Mr.
duties required to be performed by deputy e(j m u amended 4 The ' House 1 Hul, of Franklin, a bill for the relief of
Postmasters at such omces, witn tne reguia- concnrred in the amendment, (of Mr. Ifemale debtors; which bills tvere iA
tions awnjsmj CamobelW and the bill was ordered to tha tint W.,,',
to letters, c. oesuueu wrumww. l"""-J . a'A ft.- . v,;i- ...r. .... , n .,: . r kf - t a- i -
86, noes 52. " proceeded to the consideration of tha
. Jliuriday,uec.iv. ;
f Mr. Stewart, from the Committee on
letters, I
l?ntj. tinQt.muta.
t The resolution fies one day, of course.
- . i 1 Tuetdav, Dec. 16,
n. roaiilntinn vrsterdar Ottered Dvl
bi! for the relief of such persons as Lev
:atne purchasers of the Cherokee landt,