tore 1 U Is
,1 L.,f if 1 :
tut
t. tvl jru u-'
. , iz c; .
v and JvL
e m tit: ar paaaed t be eo;maJ a4 rrad t
CONGHMSS.-
'V,'
," -
-; ; - .',
tit ,
' Y TV &Tufemuoved the aan'ubed
. 7 " porte J by tU Committee ch Naval Af
f ura. aa LhoriMnr ta bwIWinjef aa ftd-
l. : Y A Ifinni! nnniher of alooDi of WW for tbt
, , , nav.l tmire ohke Uniaed States, Mr.
U -i ', waa h pos the amndnot submitted by
; - If to MtVorite tlio raateriala for build-
Tha natation waa 'taken OB tht ft
J ' v "rt.nrfantofMr. llolioc. and lost
1 1 t mra. ' . V
J' . fn nuru3Dc of ft socestion which
v.'v'.v.'lij been madtkr Mr. Smith. Mr; Bar
- bour nwe4 U 6t tbe blank fjr th
t ' : ' nmnrUtioa. with 30.000 dollar! for the
V -T preatht year, and 200.000 dolUr inwi
" : "allr. for lh three uwceedinr yeari."
r r t. ; Tbia wu agreed to, and the bill waa or-
' dered to be f nrreaaed and read a third
"' "' r . ' J'.' ' i." : "' .
... ... ; ' TVeadov.'io. 10.
' The bill authwiaing the building vt
',v t , ? an additional number of aloopa of war;
V " for the ftaral. aenrice of the United
. ';' ' VSUtea, vu read the third time and pesa-
The Senate, ai in Committee of the
;.hole. Mr. Rorclea in the Chair, pro-
, ceeded to eoniider the bill better te
cnre the aecQnnt ability of pubTie offfcert
"and othera: wiuch " waa introduced un
der.leaTe obtained by Mr. Hotmea of;
Maine, and reported ly tne voniinmee
. " ;,t Ws . '.The firat aect'rtn of the bill providet
s v that no aalary, compensation, or emplu
; tnent, ihallbe paid to any peraon who w,
, - t or t ahall be, Indebted .to the United
v i Statea. nntil aoch oeraon haa accounted
1 for; andpaid into the Treutirr;.ftlt auma
','" . v. i far which he mar be so Indebted, . ,
; .T The second aection makes it the doty
; 'of eery 'accoootable -olBcer , who, in
makini payment to the Voited States,
'. 1. bv uwj authoriied to retaia hi fees,
.IV'or salary,1 out of the money fowhich
A. ',"- ' 1 1' K ftccoontable,' and who (a indebted
; to the United SUtea, to payoTer",; at
"vi the time required by law for his pay
mentaand accountabilitr, 'all his fees
" v ts ftad-emo!uments,sBntil he aliall have
dischartred the sum! for which ho is ln-
r : debted; and makea it tlw duty of the
Treasury Uepartment, at a certain urns
in firh vrflp-. ta fir notiea to uch "ofll
''ters of the sums due from them, and
5 makes it the datr of Collectors', atid
ifb rvKr fTirr t witlihnld the nav of the
Traona emnloved W them, until their
ilebts to tue uovcniraem are tuscnarg
;tiTlie third section provides hat no
person ahall be ajypointed to any office,
:4 1 -which entitles hi,in any way,' to re-
jsjL "celve, and makes it his dutylo account
1 . -for. Dublic tnonevs. who shall,' at the
" t , ' time of such appointment be indebted
t"4 ?U the United States. ; ' V
Si1 The fourth aw " n makes it" the duty
i tPhe President of the .Vnited States (o
'Ti'communicate'tQ Congress, in the first
M'eeavi eacn casion.ine names v pT
U tie Jawao4acpKanafOwbo
cdaticBce of ynanda, or caaaltiea,
alU ui d ha of their datr.
board the pwtate arae4 ahipa ue
UnitM fkatea. dorin (ho bit war, on
motion of Mr. Uj4. of Maaa. waa ta-
kM n ia Committee 'of tbe xeotc
ne tl waa remrted to Ua smit,
wilhoat amendment, and paaae to o
eosorted and read the thtrd time.
' v ' Fridsv.riO. is
Mr Talbot 'aub'mitted the following
reaolatioo for conaidmUoa wwcfc a
rJ. nA rdrd til be Minted.
. I? .iiirrf Tfcat Ike Cowaittee tbe
JodjCMrr be bwtrcte4 to Uqaira mlo tbe e v
tw, a an Mdifviar aai chmriac tbe
twenlyifth aeetk of the JmUiary act of
caaaea thCTtria pnmded U. by eitker oC tb
Mr. Twelfth a-rteJ lJ lH aTe
f t'-e ia.tnKla ,U atnia
cUa of tbe wWk reU'.ea to Tot
Mr. Sawders 'M of accept a
avri&cattoa ' .
Mr. Rich tHen movea tnft prcTw
ttctW-wkicb saotioa was ot aas-
taiaeJ by the 1 1 ' - , '
And. U'te o-eauon 0005 ,"Vv:
Bttcaent . ' . .
Mr. Cook made a few ooeaervauooa.
Tbe qartion was then pt the
.;M tJ Mr. UHnders. U recoramn
tnrtit before traJ, frwa the fUU court in
wt.'w-h anraueb caae ma be pendiar, to tbe
aourt of the Uaitad States of origin Nial
tie, ia like caeca, for ftaal tnai adjuUiCaua,
inatead of the appeal, or writ of error, wbicb
h lloei or the Drormoaa 01 tne aaja wa. 10
be takes for the rereml of tbe Judrmeot or
deeree of tbe hlghe court of Uw of tbe Hate
ia which tuit may hae been pcndaif by tbe
Kiimmi Court af Die United Statea," ,
- Tl bill to authoriie the President of
(he United Statea to caose to be made a
military road, from Fort St Philip, on
the river MiaaisslpDt. to Johnaon'e Plan
tation, aa an aexiharr to the defence of
New, Orleans; and the Mil extending;
the term of pensions granted to persona
disabled, and to the widows and orphans
of those, who hive been slain, or. who
have died in cocaetiuence ot wounds, or
caaaaltiea. received while in the line of
their dutT.' on board the private armed
vessels of the United States during the
a.i .t l? -ft
late war, were read tne uuru ume, ana
passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
1 V - , v ' 1 Monday, Feb. 9. N
Mr; F. Johnson, from the Committee
on the Post Office and Post Roads, re
norted a bill to reduce into one the. se
veral acts in relation to the Post.OTice
Department; wU'hJi was twice read and
coinmuieu.- , . f l.
On motion of Mr. Mangum, it was
1 Revived, That the Conmiittee on Poet Of
fice and Poet Roada be iatructe4 to inquire
into the expediency of ertabWiing a Post
Itoute from Balciirb, N. C, by way of the flah
Dam On NeuJ, and Mount Tina to ftoxbo-
roujrh.- ,' -,. ' - - .-
. t)n mofion of Mr. Manum, it Waa
That tbe Comniiuee on the Post
K- f.k. fraa l tvmouwfv
OS art tcwrrri t -1
t !..a a.aJ 1 v- t r-4 1 t
tV-v'-' Land, to boas pvasa"-
tier -aj. .-..w. Mrtnt.
. .
lit 4 CertU t '
ria tU cpeaun ana utoj -f-bAliorTiotU&ut-ofV
road -This tawlioawti nejaUftJ, 1
irtio-;to 7 1,
finita poatpwoementi which waa alao de-
OO, nayi
rrad and com- amend tae bill. by atr3Jft-out U t
ri.hK iSSttol rf tW-bole whkb rpoaea to Uy a duty f G t
tted to Slu f tbe! per va5 oVaU cotton Urtigi. ,
to whom ' iSl- mmion gave me to a k
.ruor Ceaeral ScouV joommanU'- ' ' '
VfiSneTwa. t. After tho Committee rose, a,l r
w ported proyea ;
V? "Pl. . ; - j ' .1 j v a bill from the Senate eitend;-
terms of pensions granted to jh
disabled, and to the widows' and .
phans of those who have been 'ski a
aa a-a
wno nave otea in consequence ot wet
or casaaltiea. received while in the 1
1 . i . i
ai.R'u-krvavedtOBmrrd the rto-l
l.iuwihr atrikios oot the words "and
motion of Mr. Saunuera, ia ' " bf aa act of CoDrreU." i-
the biU, wlU. in.tn.cDon. and Jeaded repealed by M act .ffinB
i. the oesative-yeas M "ays 116. "" " J' ia the same breath, to
Tieojustionwasthen taken mvi SKS&enfoftft-." Y
cided In tLe nesative ayta
..... . ji
M.-f Foirf moved the loiiowiag amcnu-
of their doty, on board the private 1
ed ship ot, the Laited Utea, d:
the Lite war; was twice read, and r
red to the Committee on Naval Ar
"A bill from the Senafe,' to aath
the PreaiJent of the United Statw
ca&Ktobe made a Military Road f,
canals as He may ueem 01 naiumai im- Mon to tne wrjovi m
norUnce in a military point of viewer eer and privatet of the army who way bare
nnMip mail witnin aucn aiaie or mnw . .. ..
COMMUNICATIONS.
Tbe resolution, as amended, was a-
- Mr.. Itacka called tn the reaolation.
reu uib '" -fe 1 , . . . . tima aiBCC. to in-
mentlo tbe bitl-to w TK.'.ievbf th.eonti.
foUws the enacting clauae. ana intn H"- 7 B" -.Ur.lonrer.of thepen-
tbefollQwinc A . . . . ur": rui:-.DrrJsaacb
"mtonapplonoitneiaiM "rnAnArAtM h'ave fallen inja point opposite to Fort Su Philip. ,
tur of any State or territory, warm- - - - r - Johnson's Plantation, a an auxiliart .
dent of the United States ia heretiy au. ""r U in the following the defence of New Orleans, wa, uY.
thonaed to employ sucU officers of the The resolution u in tne 5 tomjnUtee
corsofensineersashemay thinkpro- w?JfcrV -rbmtke Commhteo on allBtaty Military Afaira. 7; ; -
per, to maae uie ucta-ij '-j-. Xflr,ora be inatnicted to inqvure into.uio eape
plaas, and eatimites, of such roads and the Jaw altoue a pen-
canals as lie may deem of national tm- to the widowa and orpbana of such offi-
:l torn m OTan.;;;;..;-'. .
::"L." torthe term of - ' rwwiwon
ry : and cause a copy of ouch-aurvey, ongtx. after the eapuaUoo of tbe I . It u understood that several compi-
plana, and esumatea, wnta tumpewu, int terms, reapcctivciy.; . jmw, toviuj w un iuciu
lobe laid Wore Cougreas, and a like The nuestion being put on agreeing to jment, have ' appointed to' mosterne :r
copy to be laid before the Legislature the resolution, it was carried-7-ayea 70, Major Allen's on jhe first Saturday ia
of such State or territory . ' noes 44. . 1 1 ' next month; on which day it is prop
. f Sec. 2. And btil further enacted, Mr. Tracey called np the resolution, sed that a election bo held, in order
That there ahall bij allowed and paid to offered by him some days since, making to ascertain Uie sentiments of the pea
each officer of the corps of engineers, in certain enquiries of thcSecreUry of the 1 pJer in this section of the county," on fle
addition to the pay now allowed by lawj Treasury, in relation to real estate pur- j presidential question, and Select an ..
per day lor eacnaay buco ouitcr chased y tne uuuea oiaias. , uc is-1 uuionai canmuaie, un we reopic $
shall be employed undqr the provision solution waa taken up and agreed to. ; e. for Elector of President and Vice.
of this act, as a full compensation for On motion of Mr. Saunders, it was ' President of th United SUtes. Ta
such services, and extra expenses at- j Jte-hed, That the Committee oa tne ron fnends of the sqveral Candidates, living
tending the same, to be paid out of any Office and Po Roada be "J. n'- within a convenient distance, are tt
moneyim theTreasuryototherw
appropriated o( Leeiburg, to Milton. , ., ; OstJiS-Tt(Wjt-:.
Mr. Reynolds men move. 10, nnw , . remsioh ot the TAairr, . wawuewa, urange e-ry- sv j y,
The House then again resolved itwltK-" s'r.y.w
outlhe word thirty (in the.appropria-
ting clause) and insert twenty, auc
question being taken, the amendment
was negatived. J . , i ; . .
Tllie question was then put on erf
grossing the bill for ajthird reading, and
decided in the aflirmativei-T-yeas 115,
nays 86.- ; , ; -' :-'
THE TARtrF BILL' .
1 Mr. Tod then moved that the House
pi; into committee of the 'whole' on the
into a committee of the whole, Mr.Con- ;JWe preaume that oueonpondem, -Ois
..v7v., r. - u.ll n attend t"6 PeoptV'M not aware that a candidate
diet in the Chacon the bill to. amend .(unet E for ElectoP, hM afrn.
diency. of establishing a toutc from.lU. SUte of rl: tL.
y fiayvooo, in tne coanxy oi Iul' luo uu " w"
. air. uanaoipn rose, ana saia- ouj-!
ticient for the day is the e vil thereof 1
IIah.. ...ill At ftiv . (i .hint. ' '
Chatham.'
rh House then went into committee
;".V'
f ,'W.f ni'ov'mlous of tins act. with the amount
H V V tlii. &.c with' a hrovisbr1 that in
-"i " v ?V cases wnero., Tne pay oi any personals
S.i.WI.Kulil U aiialtho dlllvof til Ar
f StwntiBg Officeriof thoTreasufy.'if do
'" t-jC tnit nild Kv tliiS ncrsnn. to renort' forth
Y YWith to the Asrent'of the I Treasurv De
' wirtmpnt.- tne uaianee; ana u siiau e?
lhOvuuty iot , aucn 'agent, wunio sixty
the several act for, imposing duties on 'dy bCeil announced;jn th4 peopie', twuv
lip ports. , ,. Vf
day, was, on the motion to amend the
bill, by striking out the. words following,
viz. On all foreign distilled spirits,
fifteen pec centum upon the duties Aow
imposed by law, and in addition there-
to; tne uiscussion ot wnicn uccupiau too
Iloase until it adjourned. - 1 ; -.
rnuuy, jew,,
ot IN. II. Iroin the Com
f Plum'nr
of the whoIe.r Mrfoot In the Chair, on hope the House will do no such thing." j mce ,on the JudiciartYreported a bill
the bill for obtaining the requisite-sur- Mr. Hamilton .was going on with some bcttef to Mfc; for. takingevidence
in the Codrts of , the United States m
certain cases; which was twice read and"
committed. ,'' ' u ' ; . .
' ir. CrnwninsKipld. from the Horn mi t-
take up the bill, to go into its me- (eJ on avsl Affairs to whom was re-
-v il .". ' 1 I fafrotl hJH frnm tha Spnatp anthnri.
The question was then put on Mr. 9inthebuildingofan additional number
lod's motion; and carued--ayes 0f gloop9 of war for the Naval service of
n-a2;Y- , Y . the United States, reported'the same
; Th Ilonse accord itipIv went into I .... .ii .i wi vxw
the bill without amendment being about Committee of the whole on the State of referred to a committee of tne whole on
to be put, Mr.Wickhe proposed toft- the Union, Mr. Condict in the chair, the Stiteof.the UnioKf'Y' Y:'-Y ."'
meou lue oiu.oY ainaing out uie worus anq, on motion oi air. A oa, took up me M Hemphill, from the Committee
it imjw a, i aailii AJlll. WI1ICU WOa I vuU ill Utti i ( Unola oml l'ontila .' ronnrf oil ft Kill
'. . a . I Ilia aa,uaua..aa.aau VUliUI c ILUUi u,u aa. ajiaa
-- - J I . . f .
ys and " estimates on Roads and Ca- remarks, bearing in part on the' merits
lis;1 : ; fY v - . Y? Y "Yr of the bill, when Mr. Taylor called him
Mr; Livingston rose, anil delivered a to order and the Chair, decided that
speech in favor nl the bill, which occu-1 he was out of order, on a question mere
pied the Committee tilt tour o'clock jly to
when the' question being put, on the
motion of Mr. Barbour, to strike out
the enacting clause,-it was decided in
the negative ayes 84, noes 108.-
. nn. , J:
for the District to which Oratire county is ! i
ChcAdiftrt Suu-i-X'y - V-. I
i-.r, : .- wa taamav s'.,v ',?
Y,atS0 OP OTTER HUNTERS.Y' V '
A Mr," 11 living5 on Haw. river,
in the western part of Orange county,
claims his" title, -having "taught, H bu
life time, 34 Beavers and 54 Otters, be
sides a large nuaiberK tho inferior fut
auuuuia. ne ua aucceeuen in tarou 0
three Otters; na of which is at' tliii j
time living, and ia asfamiliar with tin '
f' ' T- - a i ..a .', - a-
as a lap-uog, irequenuy loltowing n;a
miles from homo to his traps fthd ot!,
places. It will a all times obey hi;i,
aad perform funiber of entertainh v
auuuna.. u appears. uueaay wno out
of the sight of iskaster. and will "not
suffer any: person to molest him. :lti
a little singular" that the Otter ahouU
shew 'such an attachihent "to one who, ;
above a,ll btbrsia most destructive ta
the frjy? i
ported by tiio mover, On; the jfrounds of :On motion of Mr. Webster.
economy, opposed byMrr Trimble,i a9 Tbe Committee rose, reported pro
nuucbuaij, uiicajjsuvicu wiauvc i gre?, aim iwu leave to si again.
returning o course to toe surplus tuna
of the Treasury,) and discreditable to
the country on account ot its small
7. " v-a1 '
"V
.:s r v -; days thereafter, to order suit to be com
iYtnenced; against stich delinquent ahd bis
s . " -1 . a - ' a a a' . . '.ft a' aa
'T' .-'" -s : i :.AIte wmsiderftoift' ,debatet tne oi;
Vv .' was reoorted.to the Senate, ftnd passe
Y;Y-:, to ba engrossed 1 and read the third time.
.tY - Mr, Jacksoni from the Committee on
i Military AffairsY reported, the. bilfor
.lht cradual supplr'of cannon, bombs.
iv3?V..Y fortification with
&'-'lJH,,Jf at! amendment. ii -tk 'Ki.tW'-.
,: l-( TKa Kill luttr in aofiira ilia nrrnnti.
stability of public officers and others, was
,fead the third time, passed, and sent to
the other
; , in ma irom tne tner liouse, au-
rvt worising- surve)a lor roaus ana canais,
? was read and passed to a second read-
vW.TKft' bill from the' other; House fto
:'i'lhonain'sttrveva for roads arid canals.
- if Y'Y-1. ;Y read the second time, and referred
"YYeYt the select Committee on Roads aud
Y !:Yv YtfY Y -YTb kfll w to authorise the lavinff out
" t. i: Y V ; tf ft miliUry road, from Fort St. Philip.
i'X'5 '.0-' on the river Miaaissinni. (0 the English
' I Y - i ilTurn. for tbe defence of New Orleans."
Y YYKVY was taken an in committee bf the whole.
Y t'if: -;5 t'txtThf.;mend ment proposed some days
'S ainc e. bv Mr. Jackaon. to strikn onlth
YY words English. Turn, and insert, in
a'
mount. Mr. Mallary c supported the
motion, believing the sum sufficient. -,'
;TIie .ueotioibe'uig'pu.ttlve: amend
ment was -rejected ayes 85: noes 91
and the House adjourned y; v '-i-
. Tuttday, Feb.vi, ;v
Mn t. Owen v offered ?the' followin
aire ,vvmuvli
" thirtv thousand dollars" and insert- ITnrifl' Rill, 'ulilrli
. . .. It ft '. it i i -ir 4. t i it I . ... ...
ins -niieen tnousana uoiiars," iaa tne the Clerk's table.. ' . : .,...1;.... k mWnniUW..j.
sum appropriated for obtaining the plans I Some progress having been made inLhe Delaware and ChesspeaU Canal
and.sui-veys.) his -motion-' was supr UhereadinaW . . A r 4v;J.-' ,-i .-.i
Mr. Cocke called, np.the considera
tion of the bill for appointing two addi
tional Indian. Agents; which was, on his
motion, recommitted to the Committee
On Indian Anairs. . ; i, '1"VU . . X, ;.f.
Mr. Ross, Of Ohio, submitted the fol
lowing! resolution,"' which was1 laid On
the tabje: Y :-Y Y '. -v
. Henlved, That the Conjmittee : on the,
District of Columbia be instructed to inquire
" fffn(tiTht the Prudent of the Uni-I into the expediency of providing bv law for
which Vies on the table one dar of I whether the Buleiand Regulations, compiled represent Uie tame in the Congreas of the
it iv, kiiu icjmuvu ujr. ail mx.L ui vuiitx Ba ui
FRIDAY MOUNlNtS, FEBRUARY 20, 1824.
yesterday offered bt
Mr. Owen,- (respecting the compensation-of
thfe registers varid ' receivers of
IJind Offices) was taken upand agreed
tO. . ' . VV
, Ai1.'
lAtt Flovd presented the followinir.1
, wnicn was iaia on tne ianie. . .
..... ... . 1 hid 1 ui nix. " - - mrw! nuw ciiupn:rii in in. , . . . .. .
ury be directed to state to tbia HOuae what miW.. Mrt ,WnT i Kv .k.. .j On inotiott ot JMr. Tod, the. House
motion ot J
went into
:
4:fC-'
. . . I Uillli . BUT um uitBrrew I MM my
rn2fS5f!1!W ""ythoAtyheaainehaf been adopted and en- ag" WentntO ft comiliittee of the
in thechaif.pnAe
several acts for im
imports'' ::ifciYY
Aflaira br iiwtmcted to inquire into the ex-1 fr it.w-'waV .ui JL.ii, . c
pediency of reducing the term of aervice ia V.U v.v.. -v , .,,,: u.
the Militia of- the United State. Jfroiu 45 to Jf6! .to. tllk.e out MtWft per cen-
years, leaceptin case of invasion or insu wva "tc "uuuioo pnjposea upon tne
''.v ' m '.rsl f , raie oi outies now- existing on the im-
Y :'-5 : - A whole, Mr.;Condict
drf.blanowwr.. Mr. Foote, of N. Yat bill to amend;the
given them relative to aaidac with rtwrd to I 'l"iJ:'''h t', JpOsing duties on
uv. in wiuucm.iui, iiu wucuicr, 11) JUS I
opinion,' by a correct constructkm, the fee
or tompenaaiion wtu adequate to thp service,
anu wnetner,. ny we -construction given ju
aOy case, the compen-mtion waa greater. than
wu contempiatea by law, and more than ad.
equate to Ui$ aervice pesfonpcd.M fit
f IltTiaKAb IMrftOVKMEST,-'-.- A
.. Tba . lluuae ttpli' rvanmptl Vi f nnS.
deration of the report -of tlie Commit-
if -I . ri I . - - . a -aa . ...
tee oi me, jv noie, on the Di'i to , obtain
the necessary plana, estimates, &c, in
reUtiott'to Roads and Canals. V-J -
Mr. Lloyd moved to strike but the
enacting clause of the bill--but, at the
suggestion of Mr." Randolph, withdrew
me moiioD, anu
rection.)
a third time." passed, and Bent to the
senate lor. concurrence v;-
f:':-i REvisiojr oFirHE TAM.th;"rl'X
On motion of .Mr. Tod, the House
went into Committee of the VBole,
Mr. Condict in . the Chair; on thdMl
to amend vthe several acts for imposing
duties tin imnorts: and. afp inm, itm.
1 -1... -.. i I . .r : . -
ar, a&anuoipn roovea jnai tne consi- spent thferein, the Committee rose, re
aeration oi tne rui oe, inuenniteiy post- ported
Tbe engrossed bill to procure the nerl porta tionof distilled spirits,) and inierjt.
cessary plans, surveys, and estimates, j in m lieu therorJifty per centum. .' .
in relation to roads and canals, was read j The Debate, oil this' motion- was re-
w mkku . il . a a a. . a
sumeu. . . - ,..;,.4T;
i Mr. TomUnson, of Con. delivered hi
sentiments at length in opposition jto it.
- . ane question was then taken on Mr,
1 racy'a moUon, and decided in4he ne
Sfttitti by ft larce maiorttt. ; ' "
.The question Ihen recurred ' on the
motion ol Air, r oot, of Con . to. strik e
out the'whole of the clause proposing art
d nroffress.' and. had Inava fn . c!t I inrrp.iui f Aniv n tW imnnt.:- -r
noned. ftnd. on hia motion. thi aiu and Ui! "-!;.s;i i-pi. J J:,i:ii.j ii -.u ;
. . . . ' Vrl"o7 :r.r. r -!' -r " , 1 uta" auut, mm -weinE laaen; was
noes were ordered to be taken upon it.
On our - first 'page will jeYfoundtls
resident's message to Congress, rfa
tive" to onr Naval Peace Eslablhmpit
nis views on we suojeci oi tne navai
ind military defences ;f-the Vcoiratrf
are entitled to the Sjerious consi Jerboa
ofj all, and, we doubt notv meet to
approbation of thf '0aor.part of tlia Af
mericio peopled vfJiv -:fX 5. ; '
$Mr.Gtliier1; 'l5tioni,''f
Orange coonty'put ft period to his ex
isience, ob the 1 1th instant, by bafiinj
hinMft1t;-i J :
.-.-YYYs.Y; 1 Yji.',;
YThe blU, giving the itboice ofleor
of President arid; icj? President to tk
,-l''ltl'''':ii,'i'-i:'Y'V.J;l'' Y'.'J V A
poopie ot ihp state M ,jn ew-x orK,.wmu
.we;;anVounced"ln lour Jast' aahayin;
passed the House' of Assembly : of tW
swtei was camea oy vote oi -at" "
54 ItBowbefore thSenate; va
its friends confidently expecithat ft
pass that noose also. jiV' --v.- i v t
:fThe" bUl provides that tlFJectc
sbaj be chosen by genentllticket I"
if no one ei Tiliors hw
of all tbo votealhen the Elector, or E'
lectors, inYeath Congressional district
.... ':.'':',.-r-.
rpbitt 'J.-liwi tfiereof: " " Johnson'a' Plantnlinn'
. i ' ; Y od. thereby limit the road to the lands
' " KS. belonging to the United States, was ft
Y vYY: Y YYgrewJ to as, also,, was ao amendment.
w
ever,';-?' v-, '.'"H Y -;Y others," waatwice 'read!
l Mr. fcaunders moved that the bill be I to the Committee of
recommitted to the Committee oh Roada I
and Canals, with instructions ; to de-j
The bill from the Senate ". to secure 1 decided in the negative. 102votea to fir
.r,.nnMK;i;t .f .nlK. .IT..' J I ' vr . a.1 trl 'v:-L J
v. yuiccra anu 1 ,7 vieii oi v irinia, moved to
and referred! strike out of the bill the clause ire tha
Ways and Means.! followin? words, v'121 " tin
-A bill from the Senate ! authorising! cents per hundred; 00 lemons, twentv-
. 1. 1 J.' ' .!
who may have, the greatert.munbcr t
votes'Jh that district, shall Veconsvlc
i The Legislature of RhodeJsland t
passed a bill, providing for ft convec.
of delegates, to fram. ft constitution u
u
vy-.
as