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'jr. f .U-CcrWin Gazette, -iutat
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"BELL & ImIWRENCE.
' CaUwfalVm, 1W- .J".ar pre eefmia Xa a-
- ,y be vnt utiit it ' w,l II M
t tnirftr, t ffrr -u. unfit, feat at
? i ' lW apt f f-iilort. u ill -rrtrM
. er I- A drrrl "?' v nnt loetiit fcf.
' Hit's WHc4 three limes lur mm 4oJ1r,
tw teeaty - '"U " ' xiit'mim
i AH Inters e4.in c fmui.
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V , V Calxrmt, X. C. Aoa 83, 1824.
Jfr.JWt O. CrjJV v . ,
tia, Itxwra air tiorae.ar mm vlo. mm I
-4-ii ka astiaSca. Uturrwrae, yaa will Mi
MMaa sarraader aiaxTaaefani.-
. .. A Noticr. -
w-i nocm sTRiKCfRLunw.v, r nieV.
" A i nt7 North Canilirta, rra ih mtk
" ' im ir ma.nl heftd, far aaw,.uve Hollar.
oVeit the of Nwtaber. parable in
twelve moaiha from the at; ami tint I acUnw)
said ante in letter, an4 (tireefeil it to tlfretl
tUldwia, of RiahmnnJ eonnir, N. Carvliaa, for
anllratMti, and amileil k in the city of Angatta.
Genrfta, the 4th of January Uitt wbwh h nr
toraonMtohanrt, end t hercbr foreaant all pr
amis from tnrfiaa; for akd ante, a I ha ap
I , jiHut to (aid VtrtnfeHov, mad he hat paid nit
ta lull araonal ofnid aot. i
VVM.BJJtWKINS.
October 9, t3t. 50.
10 Dollars Rewhnl.
UK'S AWY lran 4h tulMtri.
brr, on lh- Sth alllina, hit US
rreroan AnitA'M 1i U a
Ooat five feet lea inehra hifh
dark omplvatrd. ttout . built
- wcieha upwards of 800 Iba. and
- a (iluub!e eonntenanee i I r
p--3 miaed n t)tt anantr. and
ill probatil ain to et there artia lie wi
brought from tlicre by Abraham Hxrrrtl aod
William w StHmai, r', awl I nurahawd
him at Pilttborough Ohalliam eounty. I will
W KHrB reward to'cnr praon alio ill
apprrVwl Mid felloa, and llge him in Jail, r
dciirer him to me in f 'hathm aoutttv, '
t BUCHANAN.
Dee.,t8M. 9tp
Kotire.
T Aoriki and aernwm are nlaaed hi the
hanritofMr. lr. 3 Lavrehan, one of
ftditonof the, tr. to vhnm thme indebted
pwaw to make paywent. J
: ' ' ' 'HOS. HRKf)RUSON
S Oct SfiU. t ' J U- '
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.Fifty Dtillal-s
" m - W AYlroniihetilaiitniim.
, ,f' of Elijah alid rtriiaiiKinn, on
v '"li'.W he Uiisrlotk of Flint KiTer.nn
' & 1 Satonla night the lh iliat my
, f;aft 111 0i Y rt-- ti lwt 4fl yra-re.
i fciaok complexion, S leet 1 1 ini:h-
evhlgh, rather thin vii(refl. io in xpreeh
t HARllY it shout S vera o agv. vHow com
pinion, 5 feet or lt Inches high, fuMrr face
Burn othtrwrte, upper lrtn me instance ip"t
donn look These negrora aerf brought from
Martin eoqnty. North ierljna,"lnM mr, and
; Hi ar probability win try to get bock there I
vill eie the allove reward far the two nerroet.
if delivered tome, in 1aUun eenntf , Alabama,
ooe.,nitmth cast of Ms)ridianiMe, orWdol
- . ,5eLl
4 tan ii'teearet) hi any Jail, so that I get thenvti'
- iii, f J WtRS MOOtlrV-
; tctoher2.t8ii . ' . k3tf
' OCT" The Raleigh Star ia rrn,neted th jfive tle
hove three insertions, -khd jforwani the account
a above J. M.v
'ti5?iW .invite the particular attention of
thir readers to the following extract of
i letter, l rom a gentleman now at VVash-
ington, to the editors, dated the 6th in
. ',;Tbe administration and the country
. hare triumphed over those vfho vould
'v,-- have destroyed the one and distracted
the other.?' Never was the cause' of. the
v rvjpeopla so decided, or important in its'
- consequences, as tn the defeat nJ the
!rfwfonl party. On the one hand, we
iWw V' combination of tnen,' strugs;linff
frwun zeal wntch would have honorefl
better cause, ainst an enlightened
and virtuouB administration, not1 for
i, i jiuutrpifs, dui ior. personal ann scinsn
?r p?randi9ement. Oa the other, we be-
W oeld a people, rousctf (from a lethargy
'i iauwd by an entire Mtisfactirtn and ap-
I. Probation 'of theif national servants in
, - majeic atrength. to Sustain those
. , . . t i ' .
j ensures ana jnose servant wntcn rnev
' themselves had created a.l sustained
thr6oh themost trvino- tcedes of nrirtt
-,. tSd of yrni The people have; over
w! whe)meflwhli dismay their opposersv
W ewrJ direction, in. which their pub
i ;rjc errants i thd states had left them
n the power; they have etertcd it; and
- : irut down the ypplftsingi party, and ih. no
iatate. has the triumph been mor com
;iplete or instnietite than in N. Carotin.
ne combined contract between your
niembers bf ConsTess, the National n
relhpencer and th Raleigh Register to
WiNorth-Carolinay bound hand nttti
oof, at the feet f Mr. Crawford, has
teen Scattered before the four windsof
! eir,en y the Indignant citizens ot'JS;
Carolina., -At i the 'frniou, by its act
'wti-0s;'lvthe Hepresentatives,
r JfUl stamp pnr exertions with, its hear
, ty approbation.- - r, , r
I- ne strtife tu reen the people and
-3.H0 LrawforJ ns'rtw- t.A J: J..r u
i . , 4-" v ii lire
'aX hetweea Mr. JefTemtm and Ir.
Uoo, ifl ptnrtktr Mr. Crawford tato the
Hoose V Represeotativea, reninda' u
of the relative situation of Aaron Borr
a4 Mr. Jtfferaoa. Om tbo ooe aide
trt a deapenft party still ktnig
lioy to toataia a ua. ot thoaght of
by the people, aainat a run ar taen
sent to tho Ilottse, as President, by the
people. . Bat whatever exertions may
be infused into the party ia their last,
thea dyint;, atntRlea, tho man of the
people will bo approved of by their
agents, and servants. They will act,
as the StprtaMatittt of the people, by
declaring their prefereoee.
The snooster, (I speak politically,)
is crashed, bat not vet dead. The poi
fton which i snips from the woaods ho
has received at the hands of tho people,
i attempted to be scattered over the
bravest chasnpiens in the people's caase,
in order to destroy them. The Craw
ford party, to drop the 'metaphor, al-
inougn, now extinct as a party, unable
to serve themselves, from feelinw of
hate and revenge, are making desperate
efforts to sow discord and distrust a
tnon; brethren of the same principle.
The most extraordinary and unprinci-
pieu cnoru to iius enect nave tteen
made through the neighboring Town
ana rosiuuice or Alexandria. Anony
mous letters without number, written
evidentlv by politicians, have been
sent to Gen." Jackson and bis friends,
statins that Mr. Calhoun was usinsr all
his exertions to promote the election f
Mr. Adams and azamst (Jen. Jackson.
The tame pent, with the tame dales,
have written similar letters to Mr. Ad
ams and his friends, statias; that all
the powerful weight of influence which
Nr.. laih'.un could bring to bear on
the Presidency was exerted aeainst
him and for Gen. Jackson, The Edi
tor of the Alexandria Herald has been
lulled bv some of these unnrinrinlpil
detractors at appears from the tenor of
a recent editorial article filled with un
generous insinuations, bat beyond these
they dare not to.
this base intrigue has tailed. The
arrows of detraction aimed at Mr. Cal
houn, have fallen harmless at his feet.
Both parties have spurnetl from them
the letters of those anonymous assassins
of reputation. , Some, from each party
have been received at Washington and
comparred. They are written by the
same persons; and those persons will
'not only 'be idehtiiyed, when necessary
but their connection with the scene shir-
ier or me J roMttrv exposed. I ne 00
ject of this little conspiracy, was a dou
Die one; tirst to scatter the seeds of dis
cord and distrust among the friends of
me administration generally; anu - So
condly to prevent, if possible, the elec
tion of a Vice president the people,--'
in order that the Senate, which is still
disposed towards Mr. Crawford, might
make a Vice President of s their own
choosing. Like all the intrigues of
theCrawford party this Alexandrian
conspiracy has been destroyed, by the
vote kOJ the people, it has only served
to shew the exalted characteriahd ser
vices of Mr. Calhoun Who was the chief
aim of all the detractions and intrigues
of the Crawford party, and who became
so from their dread ot his talents ami
virtues.
ton TH STAR. ''
messrt. .auors. i nnd, Dy tae incw
York papers, that meetings have been
held in , some of the counties of that
state, : for the purpose ot instructing
their. Representatives in Conzress to
vote for General Jackson, and also re
commending it to other counties in th-
state to follow their example. If it is
wise in New York to pursue this plan
how much more necessary in this state
where the partiality of our representa
tives have been so strongly expressed
I believe eleven of pur thirteen repre
sentatives attended the caucus, some, if
not all, of those exerted themselves in
electioneering for the cauens candidate.
and it is said that the pens bf some of
them have been employed m the same
service, still farther, it is ksserted tha
some of them have declared their deter
mination to support their favorite at.
all hazards. .Vith all these facts an 1
reports Staring the people 1n the face
ought they not to instruct their retire
sentative ought they not to "snow
them that they consider them (as they
ought to be Considered) their setfihts:
I sincerely hope they ay, and it would
give me inconceivable pleasure, H the
county of Wake could set the example;
f ' - 7 y: :l .FRANKLIN. .
' 'tv..'.;0.TU StAaV'. r' "
' ;f J ; ; EliARD lllll DGE,
Af. -,ril Rotcan iounly, &y
? The above mentioned Bridge across
the1 Yadkin River, is situated aS'ut i x
miles .N. B. of Salisbury, K- C. n jh:
main road leading . from the Norili' to
the South. - I must confesa that 1 was
somewnai astonisneu at Beeinr sucn an
. , a - - T
coaatrr. It is Iaeed anoa alx stoat
piers, hkh, ia all raaa probLlity,
will stand for a thousand years, Ttie
Bridge n aooaudlv strtAg, sr. J covered;
and it is between 8 and 00 fret Um.
I was informed t! it this EriJ &i
built by a Mr; Lewis Ueard, (now. de
ceased,) oat of his oara 'private hods;
tad that it now beloors to bis heirs.
Improvements like thisabich tead so
mock to the coaveoienca of the public,
deserve commendation aad nraUet and
they claim and receive tho patroBage of
u courntcnea commaaity.
XVTOX
December 6, 1821.
VCK THK sra.
ANOTTTER CURIOUS ENIGMA.
Mesere. JMr Lawrence,
Having lately seen in your paper aa
enizma. which was' ciltufatl t nwit
the coriosity as well as the attention of
m . . Sf . 1 a a.
wmc m jour reaaers, i saDtmt one to
ute puDnc snu more rnrmas, which will
puzzle the witS of all the m,V,rt an, I
solvers bf euigma'a to ohriddle it.
WONDERFUL PROPHET.
He hi not Noath's son. TKr a Tv a
nor John the Baptist, nor ye4, the wan-
ciuig b, uc wat oeiore anv ot them;
is generation was before Attim. with
whom he was in the garden Eden;
ne was aiso wun XMoah in the Ark, and
near v,nnst at his tna before Pontiu.
Pilate. The Scriptures make frequent
indium, vi una prupnei, yei ne never
knew his father or his mother? h lir.
barefooted, like an old Friar, and w.r.
neitner nat, cap, bonnet tr any kind of
ireu aimc, ins coat is neither woollen,
linen, silk. hair, ruttuin hart Lmo.
nor sheep-skin, and vet it ahnnnHa with
a variety of colours, anl fife rtna n
his body, without either
liiuin Ml!. -? L If '
u-n, ui iitu ui neeaie: ne is
not fall four feet hirh. add rarriea n,i.
ther stick, sword, cane, nor any manner
ui oi uc iiisii umeui, ai yei ne en
counters his enemies fiercely, and often
kills them on the pot;h takes no mo
ney, neither loses an v. nor ia nmvi
dent for the time to comt: h thinka it
sufficient when the day arrives to pro
r.. l - r..
viue .or u, ne is not told 0 worldly priety of providi ng, hy w , that any S
show or splendour, and would rather cial or other civil offle if thaOJS
ISA Sin am rVkBavanM?a Kn.u a.l.-.l I IT' I C - .. 1 . . ... . '-
lie in a farmer's barn thai in a King's
- " " . i u n iviug s " "'" ouvc3, who snail nereuter
palace; he is remarkable foi tempe. ance, 1 en??e in fighting a duel, or in challeng-inff,
anil nrefnra eloar nraof U U I SaistiniT. or enCOuraPiniy. an'v nthr nmrmnm ma
antl prefers clear weather m th ctmnir
est liquor on earth; he never was mar
ried, yet he has several favorites, whom
he loves sreatlv: for if he hna Hill nna
morsel of meat, he divides it among
them; he is very jealousy and would ra
therventure,his life than countenance
a rival; he is Neither whig "nor tory.
coniormist nor1 non-contormist, for he
holds no article of chriatinn faith no!.
ther does he deny either of them; he
neuncr goes to church, meeting or syn
agogue lor conscience sake, and, as for
Moses' law, he Scorns to cro over the
street to hear it. He once preached an
eminent sermon before a man who
thought to thwart him therein; but, in
the end, brought tears in abundance
from his eyes; he is very urgent in wo
claiming with outstretched arms that
thettfay of the Lord is at hand, and at
i uc vuilc oi ins propnecy tne aoors and
windows open; he speaks no language
Cerfect, and yet all men-understand
im Z.
CONt.UESSa
SENATE. - .
Tuesday, Dee. 14,
On motion of Mr. Barbour, r--
Retohed, That ao much of the President's
message as Teiaiea to 1-oreign Aflaira, be re
ferred to. the committee on Poreitn Rela
tions. -v
The motion of Mr. Barbour, it was
a . a a .a . . ..
uniiersuMxi, comprehended, besides o
thers, that portion of the message which
relates to arrangements lor the suppres
sion of piracy and of pirates, on the Is
land of Cuba, &c as well as on the wa
ter.! . ' -.'. 't
Mr. Benton presented the petition of
sunary in nam rants ot the state nr Ma.
souH, 6n tb subject of a trade and in
tercourse oeiween tnat state and the In
ternal Provinces of Mexico. . s , ; , .
"This petition recited, that a benefi
cial trade had been carried on fnr mm.
years between the inhabitants of the twtj
couhtries, in which domestic cottons.
and other articles, had been carried out
from the United States, and eoA ailr
furs, and mules, brought back in return;
t .i. . 1.,..'. : . e . ...
nicv me luicrvcuiuz triuea oi inaians
J.i...j.i.-jf m.-' . - .
prcBruieu me oniy oostacie to the Sue
4rnt 4if the tribes waa nreTiousl v utttin
el; that aome outrages to persons, and
Mr, Coevai
Sdeul iatercearsa. aa kjsrvr.il h9tm i
thai oaarter, bet weea the ciuiens of the
io KepoMics. anjat U araraoeBdod.
aaJeoa tha OavtrasMat of tho tailed
Statea internoaed farSta wnim
Tha peririwo, therefore, prayed
1, That the right of aa aoAolested
passage, fur persooa and property, apoa
adeu-naiedttMite, betweeothe fron
tiers oi Miaaoart and tho Internal Pr
tinces of Meiioo. ni4i( la aSr'ine.t k.
treaty stipalationa from the lodiaus re
ferred to.
C' That a anllifarw wm attJ TJI
an Agency might be established on (he
Arkansas river, at tho point of tha In
tersection of that sTlTwM" nV th tamnBBmaarl
roott, , ---.--r--
The petition was referred to the com
mittee on Indian Affairs. '
t Agreeablv to notica. Mr. 1ttf An
ad and obtained leave to bring ia a bill
graduating the price of .the public lands;
aaa fi ii Vi 'waa a. .1 m 1 C I .
rau aim reierrea to tna
committee on the Tublic Lands.
Mr. Barton, of Mi
the memorial from the Cherokee Indi-
dians, coacerning the taxation of mer
chants nassina- thrntla-h their temtaM
as granted to them by treaty of the U-
uiieu oibics, anu u was reierrea to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
The Senate proceeded to the election
of a Chaplain on their part, which after
two balloting, resulted ia the election
of the Rev. Sir. M'llvaine. of Geonre-
town.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tuetimj. Dec. 14. :
On motion of Mr. Jennings, of Indi
ana, it was , ,
lietolved. That tha Cnnvmittee n, p.,.?.-
Lands be instructed tn innnim Into k ...
pedieney of reducinr the price of such por-
nuna oi me puouc lanos as aiiall hare been
exposed to sale for ah teen year, and re
main unanlrt. tu RFtv
such portions of the public lands as have been
erpoaea to saw ror eight years, and remain
unsold, be reduced in price to seventy-fire
kcuva per ntre. . r
Mr. VVriliL fif flliin ntTA V,. 11:
' . " VWV HID tUI-
lowirfgresolution, ' . - , i
. itantvea. lHlt Us ramm UM futil,. I. 1 .!" . , 7 ... .-v ,
dickry be instructed to inquire into Uuro. to act pK in 1806. to Tk
pnety of providing, by Uw. that anv iiid'u I ..'V .hi .:u.. l.. .1 11. .
4 . "
rriJ.Ltt.ir. . -V
M. Arkaniaa . V
tbo fullowmrt 1 . . -
eaarr lktM CTarr.' vn IacTsU
AHMrt bo tnatroeted ta bvm tv. ... . ...
wWsey of nraniiiBf all t,e 1. rr.iory mt
of tha Caked Statea tying t a Ua Suta ' -
MiaaMin aad Tarritonaa of Arkaaasj aad '
wfmimv t rmurrf If Dff 1
1 - j v 7 bjkj w av
tkcvwiaj the rresWe Of tha United 8Uta " ' '
ta adopt aoch prteaaures u ke tnar tUuik bmn .J..
r-Li! . . . n ... . 1: .V
miw inuiana a UI prr us ,v ,,
fitatM nut Trrtiti-M .ir :. , . '
the sane. '- . ' ' . -
Me. n.i:.r tf:..t.i: ii . - -
ed that, as tha entire aubectlo Vhich ''''
ih. ... 1.1 r . - . . .
ivviuuh rciera is DTOUgOt IorwartX
ia the President's Message, and already ' '
referred to a committee of this House,
me resolution was annecessirv. Tlnl . .
Mr. Conway axnlained. and it tvaa finals'. ' . .
ly adopted., . : .. . .v. v. ; ;
V' m57,nf New-York. Ja!3 .
on the table the Mowing resoletion: , - v
Mtmhtd, That the Preildaftt of the United) 'J -SUtes
ba raqtca(ed to oomamnicata to thia 7 '
Hottaev if comDalibla with th uml . . .
- avaaaraaajF OSSfcaga w?a.s t . ,-
ui cwreanoiKienca witath Spanish irovenw . -
matrt relating ta the piracies of tha Island bf
On motion of Mr. Longof N.C.tl
Wa " ' .:' '"; y ... " : '. "'V,
TietoMifiL T1l IK
uracc rou KOaitll baa inMMaisw1 a rw.
quirt uito the xrediency of ubli.hmp
wi irwtn riivaufmiuirn. dv Juanii I-
Brook's, William Limlley store, Albright'
1 i .
eammiffa'ir
tha wholeton the bill authorising pay
inent for pfoperty.lost or destroyed br ' A
the enemy during the tato wart and. arr.-.v.-'
ter some time spent thertin, tha com- AAA'v
mittea rose, reported progressbd ohV' -' :
taiaed leave to sit again. h.UW-Xk.f
.
lAgislature of North-Cai'orina J
SENATR
Tho bUi giving the assent of North Carol! l
na to. Slid enforcing? in thia at it aetrf '
Of the General Assembly of tha 8Uta of Ten J V
ucaacui niaiing- mi iuo Dinoty - Mountain1 ,1,
Turnpike cnnpanv, 1c. was- amended, read
the thirvf time, anrl mflm,Mt u . . - t V. '' V'
TA
- ... viivi ui wic uuvamnicni
of the Uniled States who tliall hereafter
assistinir, or encouraenni?. anv other neran
v w t f-
to eniraire. shall tnH.t h .in.. t.u .: ...
- aa . - vnivv uf mui av
held, and be ever afterwards rendered inea-
paoie 01 noimng tne bke or other ofllco utt
der he Government. .
Mr. Tucker, of Virginia, called for
the previous question of consideration,
which was nut. and tha ITmua a.rt
lirferthe resolution.
to consider
Mr. Poinsett, of S. Carolina, then
moved to lav -the resnlnfirin on the ta.
ble, which motion was negatived, and
tne resolution was n!opted ' without a
division being -called for, ; though not
without a considerable negative vote
;' ffre dnesdav. Dec, 15. -
The SDeaker laid hrfnrpr the linnsA .
communication from the Department of
mo reasury, swung tne amount and
periods at whicthe bonds taken for
duties on imports, in the year' 1822 'be
came payable, ,. By this statement, it
appears thatthe ; duties on imports,
which accrued during the year 1822,
amountea to a,uy3,3tt 57, 01 yhich
B484.686 42 wprltf received in cash,
and the residue of S23,6 0,650 45, on
me several credits allowed by law. It
is estimated, that, if thpe r red it. hut
been allowed on an interest of 6 per
t-cm., uie interest tnereon would ha
amounted to-8M51,416 88., . . ,
Tile Speaker also laid before th)
House, from the same Department, a
statement in relation to tha lffe ft fasf a St -
terest at which the Bank of the fTnif..t
, " T - V utvvu
sstates will continue the loan of seven
millions ot dollars to the United States,
by which it appears that the Bank de
clines making any change tn the terms
On which the loan waa nririn.ill mnA
- v . aa a j XaaOVS va 9
f The :; Speaker , also laid before the
House, from the same Department, a
statement of lossea sustained, during
the last thiity years npon bonds given
v. wk.ivv luiinii ia, uiaiiiiKuofninir me
amount in each year. nhe total a
mount of losses sustained, is 1,575.-
?2l6r- :- : A
These communications were several
ly referred to tha Committee of Ways
and Meant. ' "f $ ' "'';'''- .
; On motion 6f Mr, Mangum, of N. C.
ft was"- .;.,: :. ; ; ?-
' 7?faftii That the i7nmnift m fe val
OfHea and Post Roads bo instructed to Inquire
ascertam the pilotage that should bfl allow
a1 -Snslf a. -a art. a. n . a a' -
ca rums a. ucmcocK tmet ana swasnes( ?:, , f i ;
wr, Bpeignt a diii to preaonbe the duty , ." ,
of the Publio Printerj and Mr. BeswelUobiU l, ' A
to amend an act, pned in 1821, to tbrtsoli- '' --"Vf-V
djlte into one, the h ertl acta -of the Assem- ' V;
blr of this state relative to tha appointment ', 4
AT Tnintea nftha I TniirMaUw ' 4V l..- ..-'. '
ment! thereof.s, and j for,- other purpbses.'' '" V
Which'- bills were read the first time, b ' ::d
On motion n "Mr. r'miin K s.m -VV I. j
auiYvu tiarii raw a comitiiitee ot tne wbOiei .
Mr. Forne ht the chair, on the biU authori- ; a k
ainir and direct! ntr the Rna. rn..i 7 K
beholden in the several piaoet therein di? A.
rected, fce -After some time spent in Com-? H' '
mittee,it rote and reported amid bill .-.with 4"
sundry amendments, Mr. . Spcivht moved Sf&S'.
lor Its tndehnite nnntnnnement, o.ll-.t r.'-M
for tho Yeas and Nays on the question, which; Aj ' WV.
weee. Vaaa 2fi. aTava 9 v. & .. .
Th, imAndm.. mm..1 ttUi At..
A
AA
nuueo i uie.waoie, were severally read andk -H ; I
agreed UkU .J1 '-i vX:
; Mr.. Williams of .BraolorVthen moved ntv ;. V I'?'."!
amend thebill. bv strikin? therefmm kw "?U''-r
h.m Aii. .k . , J ! . 1 f ... ;t 1j V
billr.for holding the Court, and Inserting iit i
heu therep Washington,' which was notf
screed' to. - Mr.s f;ar.m
" SUiesviHe,- and Insert
wmcu wa not aereed to,
then recurred an tha nu
second time which was
amnnativoYeaa 29, Kays 26; , f '
' Mr; Lore, from the committee of Hn-.nccAAA5 ? V;
KDOrted that it la tnemedi ent tA nhaa mtf
law compelling Sherifls, before they adver
tiso lands for sale for taxes, to make oatl.
,u. uitjr uiiiuui ihiu pcnsnaDie property, , v V ; s
essful pcut ,f the trde po i CeW
larre ca et that the mor.nU. k.,1 I r a,... . t '.. "T
be carried through the tract of the
try inhabited by different tribes, to en-
ici Tfiiusc wrnwry witnom a license:
wis penal under the taws of the United
Fish Dam, on Neuse river, bv SUgville and
Mount iTiraa, to - Roxborourfi. ia l Person
0' A Ae A- Thurtday.Dee. 16. r
.fatPS. and.' llantrerltna nnlaaa tl. a n I the tnhie tha fr.ltniuiTirv r.anl.iln'.,
3nt ..r tt. .u.. . . i , . . I . . ... ..
i Rrsalvtd That k!a emetliant aA tA '.i
the act of Conereaa of the 1 it nf It mk i rno
repeated depredation hn property, had f1.0 election of . President and Vice'
already been committed; apd that a to- P" e appojatment of Kleetors
tat in-iiTUDfldn to thOUmerrial a.,!
Mr. Welborn. from the ioirit atAe'itr'Jih .' -f
mittee, to whom was referred the subject t
iciwricti iimi is inexpeaient at this time)
.1... .U .tu . - ... ...
tu wicr uw uwa m tne meeiine1 ottM ia
Kiaiauirc. vrj V?.-i .- ,-. -
Mr. Welborn. from the fimmiiiie f 1
VOrce and Alimonv irnnrtl fanrahlti.llij. '
petitions ofMebeeca CI... ':, cf Coilford, at 1' 'A ir'
Ann Bum, of Duplin, but unfavorably to that ', v 'CA A
petition of Martha Mabry, of Warren. ' i ,L'A' !
' The bill to authorise the making .."of aA 'A ''A
Turnpike road from the Sabada Gap, in Bun-, 9. iV',; j
combe, to the Tennessee bne, was read thef' .S?.', '. t
second time, amended and passed . . t A A 4 ' r
Thabill authorising an increase of the CaW ' v - - A
ital Stock of the Clubfoot and Harlow Creek I . ; t ;
. . . . .I.... ... HO.. . - - .1 .W..l I.' . T. . .
veiiiu wuiutiir, ww rcau uic Ll'lTti UIOC JUKI V ' ; . '
Mr. Hill presented a bill to alter the aam .' - '
of Stephen Outer'-idge Fenner, - ;,';' .
The bill toprt ,vit the working of scinesV i ' A
skimming or setting of nets in Tae or Pandioo A ' i,
rivers, was read and ordered to he nw.it. ; , i
;18;;-yu;'AA V
omrnlt - ''(
:di-;?VA,);
' 'yr 'Safuriimi ) in
Mr. Monttromerv. from tiia ..t.
t - a ' - wiiiiiiil
tee. to whom Was tefc nvil the wu.t:.. a:
recline an innutrw ! ..T. -.. j ... i
ot the DUblic officers. It i . ,.Yn,t n, th-
Committee ba dischaivedr fram V v : ' '.
conrilei subjc hlch wu -"'x;.-"';,';.' "
(iCU Wa
dir. liarrnTrcra irom Tna MrmsHm aw a i .r i -
nculture, reported a biU to continue in forco K , Jr. ;
sn act. Massed in 18.22. fm tha ni..'.Mi
airni'.n uirn ann n n. . i m .1 . . . . . . .. i . i i k
tureii v li, h was read the 4ir tim.
Mr. Welborn presentnd a bill to repeal atl
act deeding the County Courts to pay fees t
cerui.u oflioers therein mentioned; Mr. (.ibbst1
a bill toebtablioh a s cnarute hAttalion in IIvIa,
county, and Mr. Boy km, a l)ill,dtll.r.aory o
me :n.cnuoTI0I an.v:ip:i o m H'jy mkiiiy
provision for natural l-,m cl: .ca, Whn.li
:4? 'X
As
I "' 1 11)6 Per-acity of the f-c-lmcclient X5rid?e, in thia rit of the!
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