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XVI
"M iTi n
-1
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" v B & LAW U CE. . -,-
: n, pM. Unnlmmii, r titMnf if.
, ban, jnarrteil thrv mim ibr o 4utlV,
' ,! lruri to ! VKwr " bt faw.r
frteuiioti ffllenrtf Fannl!aror,fsj. .
; ;"Tti ' i?iroing,- t Ut vsual bour,
, Icnfj Fautitleroyfeliq lite ptrtner'itt
: :hl f,Marlv, fetrmc, FunUe
ip ao-i Urtharn, underwent tbe ilread
;(al seritcucp oftha lav. ;'IT nhpfe-
. cfikntcJ.ipectacle uf a Lood n bank.
tt tomlrmaei l die - for 'artery (hat
ci&ijca M ahich Uie property f a $lnss
,of ioiKyhJuali at: 6ncc so.resprctable
.V anil important in aacietr i pecururiy
a
in ths public mind; beyimd exs'nplc.
rITw,ni'clmud$Rurpd n extent and J nxiou8ly and so kipdty' administered
ia. deVUy 'Itny.croyrd,. a aver awb, the unHed , efiTorta nf hu -apiritoal
' wuniua oaoc jh-.iiiubo. nunw
the.iwrtica 'and" the tieceit 'of1 this
WlapchJY cxpirtion were generally
."ration- of tfjo vasjt concotlrse, asetnbJed
;s"ta wKneo lite last moments of the cul-
prit; asf ihaojCesttyi peryadln; every
bojuna,, an J way ua iruiy wivi 10 nav
been onivernal.
'-. ' I
- Durinz 'the whole of sestei-dav mailt
hundfcda of ndjvtduali had call?cUd
U the open pace. before Newgate -
;iioTOff0tti.rfen'ahd'. t.wejty
t -nerson;ll Wailin with anxious. curl'
oiity. ior vtiwfnauon-. ana parucujara
tho'
withojat anyeasini for heir" ntie1p4
-. iun.- , 1 jic ui vi pcc union, cammu
ipaM" from t: w, cev'crjheles,
continued,"-Vnd by piidpight tlie Vnole
k. fpacc'WaS enwded tvith people thuugh
?iiotwith that density of pressure vhich
f.'thecrowd.subscquently assamed-i,'
1 At -twoVo'clotkl this' tnbrhins: the
arorkaaeff -isuinjt'frowibia-xwi'ryard
-.that eparate3 JNewgat trom the, fees-
vsi6n-aou8e;"cave dreadlu! 'note of
DreDaratiotu'?,,'? The 'timbers that had
'J beeD'nfepardeo.broaght forth,
1 and wej-e OislrilHiteir at the respective
. .?uv! urnutu mi
crci nra parners p iviue..tpa pr?a
, surp; 01 4u?, crowu j ue,ca,rpemors
oejfan ineir opcrajions av mcse pomia.
, TliiV jirudent and necesHary precaution-,
resulted fromhe tnelancholr expert-
enee'of that fataV wtnsthiphe, which, as
v wiH ba itf'th?' rccoUectioii rf ourrca
dcra. oecuned at tha'cxecntien of tlol-
lowaf and Ilas:ertv.where,so mun
lives'
wvrr: iusv uy juc khu yiuuu urcs -
. euro fit .4h;crowd. rFrOmt this time;
;,; until four b'ctgckVlie crowd continued
fftihereasef Jbe workmrnj'neertelefft1,
.; prweeded without 'ma.tevialN interrupt
Jj.vitiori'aud "bf thatJiour. thoadditioDal
barriers eretampleted.A
i irf .Unti .and;.t3a!ftbeauit.ca,st;';a',-iurid
i v- pJaret)Vcr the ccuRterfances of thejnul-
- tiJ1i'?i;iileCja-Jdank.1-Qf. crow-bars
"aisg hat-avementUo. receive' the
i"-r uir.;uii .npiiyv. :ircucm 1011 ui
' 1 A. I . I ..... V A . . , . 1. M .
. :. . r. : y ;.''y a h ;" '. -
;W.'-jBaVta5t? three sky was
. iftear and brigU -tvtlt stars, 'a!(noiljh
""H uiwJvai cni, ! iru ur;
oterJIo wim',; and the rejection
Jifas sutceSdcd by tbtal ti-ess-and meritijf reUef--Mri- Biker
'.. 'At fvuc o'clock yf ry. p'obli house replied by a barrel Assurtihce of srropu
yjiitheTn lousr adherence ioliis dyrci . On eu-
d, a:xlnsc ciuiipijcV r'ajr.lt'eroT advanced! towards "the Reverend
rangi-enf. .f ;"Bvid;coHt)tenahc'Qa-;.,iai
trery ardnwr Wifhrn ."vit-W ot'llie awfal
4e'eacTberd-AontifiuV)R
....-rrvn...': A.t'...: -.1 : l t'.i . .
..enced- ioT:o'thcritif6hTBiewe t.nlian
v.ihat cf Aveartricss-.of T&scWrtceSn to
;7reI prtSw'ire whicii jeitlted tio blighi
.;,t, Tondi fet?:. v -''.;At
Halrfeit'foxi fe,galcsof!the
'..cpurt betw een 4hi trwnn 'anii"ihi' Tilit
r. ."'frs.eaj.jnu.tvaa etowiytiragged
ttiiition" opposite ' the Debtors
fcorv-TheJiey roll otlas pihder
;f'lps M't ::"vi)viog 'aaidoes'lbti.:u'heeU
'if less than; two feet dtuiueler.. is such
'V- Kave..'b?cu felt in every !.part of
; V via 1 fiyi build r, !j. ;r ': a- I, ;' 6. - 4."
Ihe.erection of the fatal tree. oh the
Kfe-fcprtica.l. .still. therjshcdJ
.:i.oj;e comciutr.t;nn,,,aod'.frgm
!
;.r.,ipe tpr.y-hcur "at . which tin "llow
S?'-,'?ri,rpd: lot receive iis destined
itnro. an- errrvnftiiii -ii-r.'Ant;,... I .
HaW.rta3eht,.:t)f t?,
exctutiun 'ta
Ur j-li'ce at tBtarrtcrjMWr taa that
Cctir.3NJ to potjr daw a m kimruU
jtU as far a ou!d be'jadil by p
portnce.SUa ardmrvf tbote rh ha4
patieatl; witeJ uf hour 011 their u
ion, was cut 'iu th alightet .de
abatfil, ; '.; '
.fix a'clock-nja crawd had w
incref(t in a dejrea which rendered
the fclooVdoor, vhaUji ieaecessibte.'
Mr. Baker, ,h arrived at thia timt, in
rain todeavoird ta. penetrate the clove
erried Jlnt by which all pasupe
wa imfjeded. ; At, lenglli with p-eat
difficult, aided. bj owich coorteoj oo
the part (if the snrroondion luultitaJe,
who were apprised f tha humane awl
fhariUWe cbject of thia truly benevo
lent and 'p'uua gentleman'' visit, he
obtained : an -entraqce lluongh the' pri
vate door afMrVontner, the Govern
or's bouse. .Iihniediately proceeding
I Cite rooih of Mf Faontleroj, he
found the unhappy culprit in a atate
of resignation and ; comparative tran
quillity that was highly aatafactory, as
evinciDs the aalutar? effecls of that re-
ll'rioni consolation which had been o
coinfyrters, the Rev.'Mr, Cotton, the
Rev. Mr. SnriDjett, -and Mr. Uaker,
Mr. FauntlcroT deceived his excellent
friend and -consoler .with a derrea of
fortitude which manifested perfect re
signauon to nis uie man Kins tutu
rUh anir oletno, yeWhoUv dtvesr.
ed of embarrasstneot, for the readv
r,urictualitV of his attendance hi this
final cshibitron of Christian friend-
k'hin.,;, V '
1 ' v'Re'Arrlf af;of . Mr! "Baker afibrded
lgra.t and peccssaryrclief to the Jtev,
(Mr: Rnriiurett. who had Dasfted the en-
tire night in the prison 4he; greater
room 0 Mr.' Fauntlerdyy tvhodarins;
the interval betweenlife: 'and death
had for 'some short time layed 'down
npoo hi? bed, out the awful feensations
of his Inihcl , forbade the repose i he
sought atfd the very few hours thus
devoted were perceptibly refuegg. v
Ha bad been shaved at nVe o'ciock,
1 ind havid? washed and dressed, felt
greatly refrcsbed.---Nearly en ' hour
was spent in devotional exertises after
ttti. vAvk f Mr: Lpr in Vftninnr.
tion! wi(h tlie Ilet. Air. Spriligett the
unhappy, object of their . solicitude
manuesnng r;nrongnoui excraoraioary
1 iervr .' and attention.' Uia;.expresr
Iioh of thanklul gratK.ude.to gentle
men, vims, as it were, devoting them
selves to consoling his last hours, were
fervent evidently fropjta-lteart deeply
afld sincerelyMirpfessed with a just
apprecintmn -of their tneriU..- But as
if rnnsrinn of th,ini!niiaf nf wnrri
vl ta Vh "..cxnYessibn of Vis .real fealin'ra
1 ne. enaeavorea locoiniuu 10 nanerrnai
I which verbal lanffunffe coylj not ex
prcss r Dflring the ,qigh;ur very - fearly
.in, the' flsortiing, ..na'contritfetlto wriiea
letter,, which .was. fooml addressed . to
tho8E ccntlemert In- hi-.hev coured
expfe
I sion'oCeliaVfr t'
fewmiiiutesjierbreswepiffielReVi
MrAiCot(onf;he OrdTnarysentefinr
Newgate, pniceedcd to th condemned
.ruom .in wiMMvpnaonera epeou ine iasi
I ' , I (1 . : 1 . 1 f
w , tjanu. into. ih pocKet..ana, arawing
but soraeold,delL?ered it lii ''MBa-
ker. iith a reiiuest- that htj might apply
jvj vOige am vf BUvO.Juuiviuuais in uie
. i 1 ,t -:. - i .1;-
of trin the CoKdcrancd c JV.'.Mr Faun
0r4tnerif'-itK. . 'toerorilr.fafU6
ran.Vdterittraii!1v esniessive of a
i .. M ' . .. .t . .i
tenuons of tiiviievereD( . uentieman.
IVciratatlon werrtben . made for, ad-
axijwtcriftg 'tljVaci anivnt. but prfeviousr1
ry to entcrmgotf that latolemri tlqty,
mlrfit be':''stnr.wian.n:: 1 'QS
'?CkKl mate's lniu1-stenoofr'f.Kn:
We phaits hi footsiepd in the Ka,
;H -v And nib upoa ihe.stOrra, ; ' ;
J. .Tvnyn.sk imrilintTiflt) tnlnf "
o.v? . Of never fuil.nir skilV-vr,-
."',-'.;ABd.works hi sovereijja
-.at
.tie-treasures p Lis bt Vght qWicti'
Mvtlind unbelief sure to err,-" - ATf .;;
-J' And ncart hu wot-k in-taW'
God it his OM R interpreter,-1 ; ;., '
... And he-will make it plain."' . -N.
-'; .',.-'. . .-'-''' ' -:'-V
This finished, ne exprefiVedhii desire,
io partake of t' .ci amcpl, and then
joined in the w ice ; 51 tie trotpro--found
fn!ennjty. V1 m the -Gf nm1
Conftisiusi wasread'frfn theComir.unU
- J rn service, Le pointed bi-l Ccabtl to tiie
and Varyin hi
Wa o rarnestlf " revea'tn.! 'are
heartily yrjm (or thre ur puIrJvHr.jrt;
tf.B reaetAUanc? 'thftn nnaua
ant aa, and the b'arilea of them intole
rable." Ilavc'mrcr ab-Va e,' &Ci
There were other parti tif the actvd
ntatl juhirii he also repeated with treat
eiopJuwm,' appearinz ' to,' derirp,niuch
coutolatioa for" thin. lat act t.r aolema
devotion. ;- After the aerviea '.aaa coa
c!ude?, be teemed comforted, aud acre.
iVtv aat npnn bit brow, V
- Lnnipnz ta jciutoo convenatioo.
he exprMd thatfiwj hope and consa.
ation he expenenceu, obserf ing tliat he
ooked an to Heave rt with ."a confident
expectation of bahijr shortly admitted- a
eocst in the sjoriwie mannionf - The
short interval vhich elapsed previnua to 1
tne arrival ot tne MienUA lie spent ciiteuv
in nteditation.-s During this time he took
off hii silver mnunieJ spectacles, and
requested Mr. iiaaer to accept thfm
as a 'dying fuken of Ims sincere and
grateful regard, accompanying the 'gift
with the foliowinzemnhatia eipressioni
"Remembirr, if , thete are' what assisted
me to read the prcctous ' truths of the
A uttle before eight, standing at the
extreme corner of the rooin ia diiicoursej
J. I1 . n a . w l
wim nis kcv. Anenoants ami air. pi
ker, "he beheld the Sheriffs,. . with their
Uuder Sheriffs- and Officers approach-
mjr; looKing wistlullv toward them, lie
bowed respecifultv, 6t then proceeded to
express his grateTal acknowled;menta
iur iie numaiie anuniion to nis cnmion
which he had received. : At this mo
ment Mr. Wonthcr, the Governor, and
Mr. JBarrettlcri fiftbePapers, an?
compared by some other gentlemen,
entered the room. 'The oilicers then
moved towards Mr. FauOtlerby,;' with
the .cords for pinioning the '' arms and
wrists of the unhappy criminal, which
duty' they.' performed Ftt a manner as
little offensive as possible, the prisoner
moving his hands with a view to facilitate
their ob'pect.. arid throwino- bark . the
cuff of his coat.- lie was at this time
engaged in, tjacnlatpry prayer, frequent
ly exclaiming Lord ; Jes-us receive
my spirit, wmcn ne repeated several
time before "he arrived at the. extremi
ty of the prison, v. His hands and arms
having been secured, he cast a serene
look on hU spiritual attendants, who sup
ported him between them; i; Soon after
the clock had struck eight, every ihing
was prepared ; the sherilf then intimat
ed, that the time had arrived when they
ni9t proceed, to the fatal platlbrmi and
leading the wiy were followed by. the
Reverend Ordinary'of the.prison next
followed the criminal, -.who- raised his
eyes, and his brands as far as he could,
towards heaven, and walked forwards
with a firm unshaken' step; as he paused
the 'several turnkeys, he appeared to
give the'm a look of-reBogiiilion. Hav
injr arrived midway-between, the priws-
yard and the debtor's door ,: the bell of
death? sounded ' its nrt- solemn knell,
announcing to tlW. crowdi" which taowt
Sited the. whole space between lrti(gate
hill and tWfe pcn,s in8mithfield, the ad
vance of the mournful procession . The
UeW-Uruinary inB4 d eep sonorous
voice, which echoed throbgh'the aven
ues of the prison read that port of the
burial service' wuclv commences- '.!
4m the, resurrection- and the life, saith
the.'Lord. he that believem.in me, tho"
he were "dead, yet shall fee- live ; and
whosoever Itveth, and belie vetli in me,
shall never die." -The prisoner raised
his eves to lleavea; when tlie follewins
beautiful' paasac,' waa;,feads know
that my : Redeemer liveth, and that 'be
shall stand arthe lattef day upon the
earth i and though al ter - my .' death
worms destroy -.this body,? yet in .my
esh shall I sea God, whota I shall see
for -myself,- and niy eyes shall behold,'
aja ; not Bnoxner,-, Jyj, tM? tune ij'5
procession had arrived at the outer door.
when the; iiev;,ir.' cotton proceeaeu
ap tJie .steps td theplatforra, and was
instantly followed oy,Mr r aMteroy,
wW;V tiU supported bV bis friends, as
cended the tatalacsffold ? with affirm
step, v apparently 5 Bot regarding the
CriAjfdV anderurbmgi clamor; - with
which i'Tie was' sufroooit! ii--was
dressed ia. neV suit, of blacks coat;
waiscoat: and trowser-undrr 9" lch
be; wore; silk stocking of the satneioiari
ind f paa of light pumr5tU' r; :
ijcin?-
placed tinder tlie cr'ost bearn
the;' txecHtioher 'proceeded" to, divest
ives
pht
hia tief lt- of his white craj!at,'and
ting on the cap, he mmiHiiateijcr pw u
over tli
ie lace of-il.e, criminal, i ne
i oute f the halter w'a then put over
; net -k anu properly aajimeu j xne
istaht 'xecntioner tiupended ; the
t-oi'd br fixinz the hook at the extremi
ty into the" "swivel prepared ,to receive
it;-Thesevawful . liminariea did not
laWt 'tnorv; than minutes', during
which time-. Mr. - . ivtpy rsUy. on
moved; The ieeutiner tht.i takins
his ttV.ioa trilliia reach of the fatal bolt,
Wloio3VMrt ojf
tn mt. OtiiwUry read as fu!Ui 1 .w
44 Mau that is.'jom f a woman hath but
aahort tim ta lief and.it Cuil vf mise
ry, te',But spare e, Lrd wost ho
ljf God . mo'ft ruioht! 0 Mj aid
vmi aercifal jstvior ! tho'a movt worthy
Jodge eternal! RVr.ua hot at our
last hoar from sn f pain's of death ta fall
from UieeTV-tJh utteinx,lhe tait word
thr .holt, being nuddenly. withdrawn,
Henry Faaaderuv was Unclted ioto -ternitjt
; s V
Thjie M thia aahappy maa benealh
the avr ngfoVftrm of U law-M a few
minutes motion and 'Ufa became ex
tinct. ; ,v , -,;v x. '". V;;;,
', At a early hoar in th morning lite
reporters of the daily tnomiog andVve.
oin'g papers were, adyiuted io. iia pri-
sonone, mrw every journal..
In the course of eaterday, a cammu
ntcation was made, at we art in formed.
by some of the Bank Directors, accom-J
named by a requd that Mr. r. would
be pleased to explain some transaction
reenrded ia bookp which werepnt, and.
whicV'rere involved ia .considerable
mistery Of the precise nature - of. the
application. WC are notaware," bu,t, he
did not hesitate to coronlv with, the
requisition, obKervinsr that he must sua-
peud his religious duties for a : short
time, which h resumed again as spee
dily aa possible.!;- , " "NN-S-'i
:v' ''??cf)xoims. v?!'
". - , ' : senate;".. .
" Jt'ednetday,Jan. 19. U
... Vrf, Brown from iheelect enmmit
tee on Roads and Canals, to whom was
referred the memorial of the inhabi
tants of Wilkes eountVj in I'forth Caroli
ha, on the subject of' a road Nev
Orleans, made a. report thereon. which
was read, '?.v - :".'' r- c-.'.ri
Mr. Benton. submitted, the foJIowin"
resolution for consideration: ? f U! ' "'
1 Hefthifd, That; the committee on ,ln4:in
AfTSiit be instructed to inquire Into the eipe
!encV of prowirlnjr, from the Indiana south
of Lake Superior, the pri vilege brtxploriiiff
the . country 1 for, the jlicaery cf - copper
mines, t for the oe and oceiiatationoTthe
tme by the United States, if discovered. .4
. , ; ; 7tMMfrrj Jan- 0.,;
The bill from JtheTIouse ;of Repira-
sentatives for the relief of the Niagara
sufferers, was twice read and referred,
"Th. bill trom the House authorising
the subscription ,of stock- to. the Dela
ware and Chesapeake Canal Company
was read anfi ordered to a second read'
Th'e bill from 'the tfonse for the con-
tinuation'of the Cumberland Road wal
read and ordered to- a secofid reading.
I he Benate then , asrain took up the
bill allowing a drawback on cordage
rnanuractureu trom hemp Imported.
.The debate inn this bill occupied the.
remainder of the day's sitting.
DRAW BAOR 0 MAKUFAOTUnKD HEM?.
The Senate resumed the ' tintnish.-
ed 4businQs y vyesterday the bill for
allowing a drawback tin the exportation
ot cordage, manufacturer tromvtmporJ"
cd hemp,;w--:f'',;'.,:'-'
' Messrs. D'WoIf, and 1,16yd otMass.
spoke i n favorpf the bii f, which .was op
posed by ilesra. Edward, andohn-
son or- iven.-v, -T-rv--
The question beins taken on ensrosj'
sing the bilffor a. Jhird reading, it was
decided n the negatives-yeas JJ;- nays
1; IKTKR.KAL TRADK ,WITH MEXICO. :
'.The Senate .thfcnvproCeetled 'to the
consideration pf jthe bjll repiirted -by
Mr Benton', from the committee on In
dian A Fairs, on fheAltth Inst, to autho
rise the President to cause a road to be
marked out, from' the frontier of Missou
ri to the confines of. New Mexico, and
making' appropriations therefor. .The
ten rose and addressed the Senate in a
enjrthy speech."
; ,The Benateq3iin..roceeded,to the
considerAthm of the bill to authorise
the President of the . United States ': to
cause to be tnarketl out a road from tha
line of the State of Missouri to. tlie con-
Ifines of New MeiicoTi-.'..n. -V : . X'-
Ontnotiou of Mr Uord of Mass. to
strike out the second section of the .bill,"
(which provides fortnaking out that part
of the roitdin the Mexican Territxtrv.Va
debate arose orJ the bill, which continu
ed nearly the whole of jUie remainder of
me sitting, y -,; - . -,fv
The .motion 'of Mr'.'TJoyd waS ncgai
tired, ayes 13, noes 2jV and tne. bdi
was ordered .to be engsed and read
a tbirdtime yeas 50f nays .12.
ilOUSEOF :REPRr:?KNTAtlT
George 0".t!
a t;.i r
;..i".-.iyi r ' ';!'!
1 j;ice if llu'tu
ii, C'j ;... c l tl.i
from North Car
ihi G. IJur"tan,
a, in 1
day, and too!. .-at, .
- irifnjmm & ffiie at to e-nable U,e iVsident W Knd four
rrowvTrfj,. .; a'?vv 4WCletisrrft(luate4iittheM.H',uy Ac..
- . 2 Wpamimt, .: 26 - demy. to Great Britain, for tha-WuVptwe of" ( r.-
-The lloo pfii-'i- f to the ordnr r
dar, hich was the thirJ rcauir -bil
farther to amend th? act a - '
ling rhe par neat for troertlof. i4j- .
tared, or estruird. bv.'the i u 'v, .
lultiai the'aervire'oftbe U. ; t-t-tcs,
and for other purptwes.? , , -j ',
t ThebrU wae accordiny read a third .
time, aotl the jutjn' biug. "fcliall
this bill nasv roDsyerbleU:b?te tn.
sul.", ; Afcrr "Lirh. -the rjUfi-ufi wis
taken, and deoMenn.the aTirtu invr,
yeas 123, nay c'J. u the ti!! .pass' '.
ed. . and" sent to the Seriate for concur- :.
k v ' ' '': 7Xra , on.' 20.-. V
i On notiov'.bf Mr.' -Vante. of ff.
it was:-"iv..,-.;...,.r .
kinlrftt. That tka eommittoe oa Ao r.t .
Office and Po Ro be drcted to ioq'firo s" !;
into the expediency ' of etabliihira; a post .
tute from Aihvi North Cnliu, by tho
wy of fien.Ph'bpJtr'.tairia.tTiurle Carson,
andacroMthe maimin,ttbeEratt,t;pf V
tnenceito jor M'Kuiny'i, 0u I-oxwYr
thence, on the w4 il of mU Iliver, by th
high HhoU onlirde Kiven tltei.ee, crot
hg.Kowe,at Doonslord, ta PemUeion Court
Hotttc,' 8.-C- . ''' ' - .'a.-
'i'f WdafiM; at. :
Ir. Cocke ose; and oWrved. t!- '
be. had at jfhe lasjt eessiun . mad1 sc.
remarks on " tha jmbject -of the !'
dent'aaccuunts.and tliat those ol-.
tion.s were founded I on .cei (aln Ho
meats - whien; he pow held in his hanu
lie moved .that these document b- rt
ferred to tha sejeft commUtte.'t'o whom
was tommitted the tnessage of the" Pre
aideut, oU the auhject if Jiis ac count
witft the United SUtes,v The. motion
yn agreed to. -!-,V.'; ; .
v On motion of Mr; Call, of Florida, i
wat ;iV!;, ? ,.Tii.,'r:
, Rtlvrti, tTiaf the (oomrnitte e on lton l
ahd CaHida be iiwtructed to inquir into tho
expediency of wpeningf Carol Aci-om tho .
of the (wl( to" Mexico with UiMy .r lh At- -
uerunium -oi, riontia. to. connect tne Water 1
CHESA rr.AK Ana DKLAWARE CANAti . '
- The House Jhen ttwK p the tjufinish- :
ed buslnes of yesderdayj which wai the J
engrossed bill authorising the subscript ?
uon tujtne atocK- oi the ueiaware ami '
Cheaapeake Cabal. Jatid thetiuebtion be
ii.ii n. kiii ..,' . a ..... .. '
Ilia, vimil Wit Ulll . k - i - X
i-'ni. 'J.Ct.' ;i!l.i.' 'lU ". v ' k
i. .nc vicuaic rcBumeu and ciUiu ;
uued till about three o'ejorkj when," '" 'v
t-Thewjuestion was taken bv "veaa ami
CoritmuatioA oj the Cumberland Poail'jf'
fTbe engrossed' bj,o;ci.ntiii';e the-
uumDeriand load was then read . a- v4
vnira time,
its passage
si nd the qae'stiolt' being, 'onesi'f
rsytb; of ' Gee. expressed" bU 'ilk i Yj
T Mr. Forsyth
regret that- he ;had not been present ;
wten tne yeas ajid nays were takfn a. v
passmgthe bill to tltird reading ,- tiiat
be. might have had fhe pfasure.tb n of
recording hi' vote; anrliou!d 'vote-,
upon the presen truest ion in th olrin-i
".V-Mr. Archer( of Va.. demandina' the
yeas and nays, they were taken atlferd-
.iiiglyf and were eas 97 navs 7'2i .
Jboth5 bill was paedr and sc-nf to ; k
peaeBatefiir cabcr-nc'e'4v'Vv?':-..'l:,H.--
'i$-.&Jii.&ii.i- AIoncUy Jan, 24. '-'v.-H-;
otl Military AflatrS. renni fed a bill nro.
vTdifagTof lli gradual atjereysH'td the t
Corps. of Engineers. and ftir'qufc.jrjns;?!.! t3.w-
the ran a, pay, and mittmenu f the- '-,w,. '
Pridesiors of the Militarv Aw,.ni atV
West !PoiDt,iand forother i.-unm-c!
which was twicev read and committed, 'i-. 'th -X .
Ir Carter, of SCaroliha;, laid, oj
the table the following resolution: ' -tf " s1.
( Kcitlvetl, That the President be rejoest ,
ed to Communicate to thia House' nv rrnrri. ' '
pondence,, in his posseuion, which he miy , '
not deem ftloiproper tw disclose, whitli has i v ; .
taken pTace between the rovsrnment of tho ...a.-.-- ' ? -United
Stale and that, of Frftneei ton h'uiff - ,,'v
tha interpretatiorr of the 8th srticle of tho ' ; - ,
treatrfor tne cessioh ot Louisiana. r
' . -(M e "Livings toiu'offered the fwlj owing Y
reoliUoe.. '. V ''f M;i''K.f - '
Iiesvlved, That' the" Committee on tloads
abd CanaUbe instructed to inqujre into Ui ; .
amming vthe 'improvenic-ius matte, - n t '
KingdonC in thrf'roadi, railway!, canuls, 1
other branches nfcneineCHng. . .-if"
ne tcsoiuiHiu ai nj agreeu to. . ;
tfKlTKto' si-ATtS' EWAL CCDS - ' 1 V
? The llousf proceeded to the'onsid ' ' , " "
eration of the bill tcaking fuWlier pro-J''. ! '
vision tor tne , pumsnme.nl ,t reitain t
crimes comrtiit led , aij-alnst' the Ur. 'ed , "J 1
Siategj and, after ! considerable Ijate, '
adjourned until rto-inorrow, .without-' ".
co ming to any final decision on t'.c b.ll. '
r :, x. :; - . . .. '- IXiesdaij, Jv, 5. :
'.,T!hc resolution .yesterday ,tifTerrd by : .
Mr. Carter, calling for the, ctiriL ,ou r
dence respectieg'the. SthVarticle of the -t
treaty for the cession of Louisiana, waj ? 5 - r; . .
taken iip.and agreed loj i , v- .. v
:i motion of mk Miliereifjpin, it aa V- - 4
Wt!4to!ved, That the Committee on Cotrt- ,JVy
me'rlBe bo directed to inquire into tlieeKpe..'.t'r k-.
(liency'of repealing so much of the net, enti- ,
iled "An art to itjjuiato.'lho col:ccrfn cf ., -
.lutes on iuijiorts and toruff, 'hpr.veil --.-. ' ' . r
55aixir-2di' 171)0," as require' the um.ii.", ry " ' '".- .
kurreydr ec c'..!-e :;vjgr f ;n. i l.v '
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