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k ! 'ri rrtnlnal ilhinat that
r.r t ir Mbnnbm,
lly riuirt to py 0t -wkela a
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tTa, M erdmf fifteen lioca,
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I RJilcra Rind be post-paid.
iUC MEETINGS."
- .Yewiem, Dee. 10
I public notice previously giee,
SncoirN of the citizen of ttita
r with many others frooa the
uinee, met at tbe Court Wuose
as Saturday eenior last,' 3
ie Hon. . William tov.o
Chair, and lame ''W. Vrran,
secretary. Mr. Gaston. ti
the object of the meet'infi made
Lad heart -stirrinr anrwl 10 .the
Fevtry person preset end st
fbe loud and contirvl pWudit
k assembly. Qn. motion . "
. Bryan, u wa' , " , ' i
That com be appointed
I to urate rfMviuiivii . p . ... c
of this nvttin;, whereupon the
entlenv" ,were appointed
i H. B7i Vote Jar is, Wright
kmc C. Cole, Jamel C. Steven
P. Dave. The oommittee
retired for a hurt time, report
their Chairman, the Hon. John
lie following Resolution, which
fiusly adopted, via:
That we regard the Constitu
nited States as tbe great Char
dependence, and tbe safejruard
fcs,aa tbe instrument modelled
re in heart and wiae in council,
resiateaoe, and happincu and
faliott: have been secured and
That we cherish and revere our
naa the noblest effort yet made
lie establishment of Kepublicau
orer an extensive territory; and
effort fail, the cause of free
tout the world must suffer injury
-, and her advocate be bumbled
etied.
That we sincerely deplore and
te Ordinance lately promulgated
nttonuf South Carolina as we
it principle are inconsistent
:w of the rights and obligations
a a member ot the Uontederu
Ive neither more nor Irs than a
uf the Federal Constitution, and
f tbe Union.
irther, That however strongly
: the course which has been
South Carolina, and however
fe devoted to our Federal Union,
leased Constitution on which it is
ifrsire not to be understood ai
tlirectly approving of the Tariff
'position lo which, the senti
Ih Carolina have been so often
totally expressed a to leave
ubt or misconstruction,
dward Stanly, Ksq. it was
I hat av thanks of this meeting
' iPyg-aVM for his elo
Jriptic addresa on - occasion,
of Am Jones, Eq. ii was -
TbaMhe (ion. Mr. Gaston be
furnish for publication, a copy
II
mg aaaren on iius occasion,
of John Burgywn, Esq. it was
That copies of these proceed
.o the Members of the General
m this town and.county.
rous nd respectable meating of
jf Jenoir, convened at the Court
iston, on Tuesday the 18'h urn.
se of expressing their views with
ft course pursued by the South
venuon on motion, the meet-
nited'by.caHinir John Gatlin.
hair, and appointing Doc. Wil
Secretary . v The Chairman
ixplained the obect of the meet-
iclt a committee, 'vomposed of
iff reutlemen, was appointed to
.ions expressive of the sentiments
tinr, vis. Col. Blount Coleman.
faahintrton, Eso. Doct. Reuben
ir ffathah G. Blount, Col. Isaac
ktlea iVestbrook, John I'. Dunn,
Vatson Wilcox, Esq.
mittew retired, and,- after a short
yring which the President's I' roc
read,) returned, and, through
Wan, Col. Blount Coleman, re
follow'nqr resolutions:
ied, ThaV we cherish and revere
J Union as the sheet anchor of
the great source of our political
tnd prosperity, the foundation of
: and consideration abroad, and the
, under the blessing of Heaven,
we can rest our hope of future j
Md glory. f " "x ,
ved That we consider the right
ir' 5te 0 nuitity, ana renaer
it limit the taw of the United
angerou political neresy,ana, it
in by the States or the people.
t the subversion of our admirable
ivcrnmenC '
ved,.Tbat the ordinance recent-
bv tha convention of South Caro-
ver may be claimed for its- charao
nions: evidently contemplates an
Resistance to the laws of tho Union.
lvdThat, although we consider
nt "Tari ff law a v iolat ton of . that
compromise and deference to: the
"u)tereat.of the different member
nion,: whicft forms the, basis of our
Constitution, injuriou to Southern
j and thereforexunjtist and opprea
e Southern Statu yet,' faithful to
Siple to tsubmit to fhe majotity, we
nue our reliance on the magnanimi
brbearancfr of our felfw citizen of
ff State for redress of our grievan
1 will use all lawful means in eur
p put down any attempt toresit the
in of the laws, or to disturb Uie pub-
Mad Croum then stated his dissent In
jea to part of the last resolution,
, led to strike out from the word ."ma
Ire will continue, Uc &c ' to the end
solution, and insert the following:
W confide in the magnanimity and re
sense of justice on the' part of the
fates to repeal the obnoxiou laws,
le the rwtumal rrrpnua tn an nninL
jtndilure, and restore harmony td our
o eouniry,
aJ tbe rravWtiMo as r ported y rbe '
wasrsaurd, fc tbe pfoce4.r hntB. ca A Bmh . J.nBf oa'.rl
feiag be a-gwi 1 br ifc CWnr al .' ' C't'W iSsrth part of I
reiary, and tb.hd ia tax iuii,b aa4 iCoaotr. We Oow practevl to give it
Nbct paper. , : I pirticulart a kt croe to our kn r
M " tat Vol. Bl-wM t-oJemao, it was -I.- Ii,...,, tK-. B. ,v, ft:K, ftf A
I. Uiniel
.V Mm A!k-,
f ,.,, ll.lt, HamM, It
ltjrf, kn-r, XWlhoaril.
Mian, Malik
Caw, l aKtis tV,;r4 rrd"m ei a en the ecrh-l.
H". tlo".,l ,K riilk - M-'rii' wKn
LI u,nB . .
revrd.rb.t te thank, of tto meeUng fee j.:: a,!
preaed lo cbatnnaa tor tbe imnanial I , -'"
marvner ia axxa be diMliarred th Utie of
tba cb m.J 'JOHN UATU.V, Ctra.
W otn, Stx'y. , . S 1
UtmtarUij Mi . Omm imlh a&rr Mrtmf.
MryC. said c4 Um thrr krst raiuimMM.
tavnf aa rinliaa awavat' of oar Wifc trwr4 lvV
th cdeil Uiioa, aad a n Ira nrMjml
axttmaatio at iti ataetrtM and ortfamea of
Xalt.ficatirxi. Tbeaa a Mlmftona' to b the
, A ml ehjeett at Ibe nertWi;, d far k heart. '
1 2y wMuntil ia theia. tie felt bo?i4, bovevef.
talk, lit nan r-iiri n aorc re oonimxice,
ami still pnoartl tn It. tt dH mot, liuWnt.
tli Isiiratr' aavd in itcnouneia
apirov af the ftrat part of this rvsoiatioa, becaese
lOiar u
a iiiu mil.l to atih bit vlrwai but, for th sake
Mo.1 - it. M th lU rtadiaj af the bill foi4 tn
pnHTj K 1 1. M or, Maya a u. M r. ine f fill v. '
I'aHiam, faracr, KlxxVa. epa-tM,
hUiItMM, 1 vsnn, K.konau
IIOOSE OK COMMONS.
' Mr. UohertT preenteJ tha petition
of Ic Alextntler, Clerk -dT Mrcklen
-. iioinr t) rmr, 'in?:" i
Mr. Msft-l reat'l t pciitiMi
ofsJn-Irt tttiirn i( Orsnj t'.antT.
praio; tHt a l taiy be prd pio
I 1 " a a i .
iooia thea'orcnf Measr. Uerrf tibar; Cainly Court, prijingW be re- bitntinj tiie atienuince q nve pt, an
sa.l Daniel, at Brawanvillej on . (tj eel from a jaJoteut-oUlaiDel a- tleeHcn r mater; which wsVrfrctre.1.
Bijht a Nrra mil (nnw i j'r1)fieltint l.im br the State at tht UU ferm .Th Speikt-r laiJ brfor th llojse a
property-of Mr. Kichardi. ti lt a tf.!V vtfaka Snnrii.r f!ourt . Uefered: ciKnmiraicstinn df th P!ic.Treorfr
tbe taritrias
1
LA
of tnaininiiy, ha was alUine to rrat-iv it.
. The bat ineaiber-nf tt,i. reoltkm, if it had
aay meaning, seemed te to hold uut tbe idea
that we wera prepared to form tbe vanguard 'ot
any expedition which inifbt become Deeesaaty
to suppress . Nallifioatio. Allheaai, aa good
iliseas, ve should feet boaad lo do eur duty In
preervint the Union,, when tailed apoa by Uie
aonsthnud aatborilira, yet It did not IweoaM a
as aouthera ma, having drank long of the same
bitter cup which had produced this gangrene in
or bedy politra, te oianifeil any naUMial alacrity
iq beiag the Itrst In apply tbe remedies. It
would hold out sa enaouracament lo ths Iricnds
if the Tariff. . It would roster tbe erraoeous tra
nression which had alily s;ot abroad, that
North Carolina, If not iadilicreot, was moderate
in her hostility to tbe Taritf. ;
While wa wish to undeceive South Carolina,
let ni not deceive otlirra. An immense majority
ot our State are deoidedly and warmly appoaed
to the tariff laws, and-" them aa unconstitu
tional, uiuas-rfand oppreaaive on Southero
jiglmrTlhn intereita. He movcil, therefore, tn
strike out the two last elauaes of the 4th retolii
lion, and io lieu thereof biaerl the following, viz:
"we will still eoofide in the magnanimity and
patriotism of the tar id Slates to repeal theae
obnoxious laws, to restore our national revenue
to the standard of an economical eipenditure,
and thus restore harmony to our distracted coun
try. If the amendment ihouU not be sdopted, he
mult be understood as voting for I he i-etolutioos,
subject to these exceptions.
Dhtrtssing Mortality '.-Br refer
ence to ouruitrine Head, it will be seen
that the Br. Brig Tweeil, Capt. King,
in 25 daj paMse from Ki ston,
(Jam.) for Halifax, lias put into Hamp
ton Road in distress, with the loss of
all the crew, twelve daya since, (except
the Captain and Cook) by fever.
-ee-
CONGRESS. : The following
are the Standing. Committees of the
House of Representative: On E
lections. Claiborne, Randolph, Hol
land, GrilRn, ' Bethune, Collier and
Arnold. On Ways and Means. Ver
plattyik. Ingersoll, Gihnore, ' Alexan
der, Wilde, Gaither and Polk. On
Claims. Whittlesey, Barber, Mcln-
tite, Ihrie, Rencher, Dayan and GVcn
nell. On Commerct. Cambrelcng,
Howard, Satin-Hand, Newton, Davis,
of Massachusetts, Jar'vis and Harper.
On Public Zanrf.-.Wicklig6 Dun-
cim, uuy, lrvin, uooo, 1'iuminer
Mason. " On the Post Office'' and Post
Roads. Conner, Russell,; Pearce,
Hamtnons, Kavanaugh, Doubleday and
Roane. On Ike district of Columbia.
asiunton. betnmes, Arrnatrongr
Chinn, Jenifer, Win. B. Shepard and
McKennon. On the Judiclary.-Bel,
Ellsworth, Daniel, Foster, Gordon,
Beardsley and Coulter. Ok Revolu
tionary Claims. Muhlenburg, Nuck
olls Crane. Bates, of Massachusetts,
Sfanifer, Marshall and Ne'wnan. ..'0n
Public Expenditures Hart, of North
C a rol in aVIUy en port, Lyon, Thomson,
of Ohio, ' Plerson, HenrVt King and
Briggs. On Prtimti , Labi Claims. 1
Jnlmson, of Tenj. Coke, Stdnbery,
Mardis, Carr, Bulla'rd,'lind:AKhy.
Oi Manufactures. Adaiflb, -Hoffman,
Lewis, Condict. Findlar. Worn Wat
thUiKton and Barbour, of Virginia'.-X-OnS
JiZritulturtZ-lloot, M cCiyipf VtgjTii
ia, mithof Penn. Cha'nillervJVVJeererj
McCoy, of Pepn. and Tompkins. On
Indian iar-Leisi Thompson, efi
Georgia, Angei, oiorrw, ijcnmpc
Kennon and Hawkins.- On MHlarg'
Affairs. Johnson, of Ky. VanceBlair,
ofS. C Speiffht, Adair. Wartt, and
Thomas, of' Louisiana, - On Waoitl
jajjairs.- -Anaerson, v uue, us - av. ;
York, Milligan, Watmough, Paftou
Dearborn, Lansing. . On Foreigii'Af-
Xfairss-r-b. rcher, Everett, of Mass.
Tailor, Crawford,Barnwe!U Wtyrf,'
lhomas of Maryland. On Jerrtfo
rie.Kerr, Creighton, WtUiams,
Huntington, Allan, of Ky". Pott,-aM
John King. On Revolutionary Pen',
ioh.Hubbard, Isnacks,' Denny'..
Pendleton, Bucher, Soule, ami Clio-
atei c un invalid fensiom.
Ford, Evans, of Maine.' Reehvl of ,N;
Y.: pewarf, Slade, and Southard! ii
Roads, ami. Cana.Mercer'plaiij1
of Tenn. 1 Letcher.. Vinton, ti A i
T.eavitr. end Jewett. On lievisal
Unfinished fivsineti.- Reed,' r of fils'.'
Bouck, and Silas Qondit. OfrtZb.
coun. -Bergen,' ; Bordy and Hoe?.1
On tV Expenditures in the Depatkunl
nr iV'fl. Lent. ' Kvana oi ra. any
r 5 jer old, wrot to the btoreJidl Mr." Park presented" a reWuUot, lo
purched .a Jb; tf p;iM.'arid fneiqtrtictthc Caotmilte oo Education (o
chtH-ae; after whica rtey m.lnf e'tmpirl intmhaexpeiriency tfetblMh
counting rotn . t warm.-V ani rir., s wArkinj Ichool in ihi State apot
tlau.eUook aaett be the me fire.ht.n 't,rlnrir.te.r the Pel.fnberz School
i'la' I a T I i "? - . Baa aatttteala aakf at at an Tal FV a.
Si UD WTI.1 UFIIUIUT. WUII.il w mm wauvi'i-
CO. . ' . . ' ' ' Ji, - i - '
V, .M,JDtniel, from the lelect commit
tee tn whom were referred undrr re
olotmn relatinjto the TariflTand Nttl
Uricalloo, reported the "am withamtnd
innl, aud prayed for the present that
they lie on the table; which, Wat agreed
tO. . , ,. . " I"-'
Mr. Outlaw, from the1 committee on
Proposition and Grie'vaneei, to whom.
. . . . , .1. . .-.s.- -r - i .1
partmcnl vf the jfeary.--S(hen?,
, Wanl.weU and t FitzgeraJdvAj 'E.
penditures of the Department mi
A. II. Shenperd, Mann, :-'id;Wer;
On Expenditure in tht ,Eeptrm?n! bf
the Navn. MaswelL "Hall,.' Ten-;
nessee, and Itirptf; Otf Expcmm
titres in the Pott Office Jjetanmrm,
Hawes: Bates of Mairtei 'ind, Bidr
Thui Tr Mr. Dmief recoIect
circumstance. 'FlSe b iy hit aHicy.
fetied tbe whole oitternfro a
we 5ther, the f.!towi$ fsc(;f.he
boy atatei that U llaoicl feU "i.4f
ma vmir; wnent ie iBia, .a(i,j
ton,' with an axe: ftvVVtuJ two't-a
which cat thrown, tht.icult bfcVini
the brains. Tha ax ws partly tjjikeml
or it is probabfo hii TteaJ rou1'ba
been tut entirely j.bnen The ltgi
then prpceedeJ to roll the dravfra ot
what money bxcould .fitd look
all the inooeyioflQf po kt b'fc t
a imall big qfaitver, amoimtin". bk
tween 70 aud 100, wtiJUravJ'fAfterj
hoi d ins the cladla l.tffVDsaaca to
eeifhe wastjliire dead, the tjaia tie.'
parted, thieatenhig-to cut tf , by'a
throat if hejjjrutged what ,4' taken'
place ; . .. . ;, mi . .tl
A letter frain Mr.' llenrf D.niet,
one of the owners f-the tv,-aay,
"the doors attd window wet Jll aticure
next morning when (i)(. to; the
Store there i bat on My "to" ac
cnuot fop'.l thi, thatirfy brother
Charles wai knocked dows jhr dead, it
above stated, iq the counti)' room, ana1
remained in that srirfitKin: oint time,
when he revived, scl0Jtf Vuf in'ithe
room unti he 6Dalljfc(it Jie-tlooe agd
fastened every. thipau !lood.ia the
Boor, &c.jroa lo pfove Vit,'Vsr V;;.
We were io(ornrtd ort jjntlJ nioro '
ing - last,; by a, eentfVtsirt' iirwm the
place, that . . Divt yky tliooght tp
he dtiniy.--' .... t J . r ...
be dTina;. - ' u t .!.;;fr
ThisaWidineycH.jtreaM' a
powerful insattitiU comruuoity,
and dee pljr lo theyrAe wUh the
relative Mif'lhe " fnljrif nate auAVfef;
particularly iwl'l fc,if d. mother,
whose ffifoiwtfn&&
he can; Jtaarv! ' fctfiii V--r ; '.i&.u
; ThiAaiiru
who committedatiit'dreadftitiieeUi to
cold blood; tf npt-f. iecu.re iualgediiin
our jail, ana, ,wju qtktbyt iww, the
I.-
.Jr, WiUwtutl from tbe aelect com.
mittt: 'tiv referred the bill
to faWish tlittaic pC, North' Caroli
ne ijiof tjtl the nie with autidry a
tneailuients, wh was read aod agiecd
toj jnd, on mvftjoa'ol Mr. Cdlihs. the
further coosi,Jr'tioii of the bill wit
.pbsfpyoed un(j Friday oext.. . ' '
'.''Mr. WeHbtijf j.reepted HaHitutions
b favor of CMi jty Webb aold Beijjatriiu
Kejjy, of Yyi(ts xoojnty Mr-iHmtonn
airesolution Hathoriainjj' tbe Governor
tS loan toa ktlle Ccfrts' now focmied
i- forming inl the town of Washington,
tbe uses an Accoutrements belonging
JotheStatetiheoomber wlucb ro r be
feeeded to ai-,,' said company, on ibe
Uiat.tha aroi of the Slate
jor. teen joaoeu wkvoiuij-
Mr. BoiJdtc, a Testilu
t.w 'th Putdic Treasurer
ami WVW.'.ytrk, Sher'
was referred the petition of a number ol
urtizeDaof the couaty of Beaufort, in
1 1 . r a ". 1 1 : - l ..1 ... m
laror OL v iiiibid mnwn, minim
favorably thereon; and Mr. Townsend,
froin the same coiinitice, reported uu
favorablr o the petition of the Phiian
tbropic. Society of. the University.
Balttof vhich reports were concurred
in... '' vi V.r
Mr. Arrington presented abm.foVthe
better oreapization of the militia of this
State; Mr. Kecks, a bill to incorporate
the Donaldson Academy and Manual
Labor School, in the town of Fayette
ville; and Mr Shepard, a bill to estab
lish the Merchants' Bank in the town
pf Newbern.' These , bills were read
the first time and pnw.ed. -; -
t be bill to repeat in part the net oi
1T87, chapter 278, for making process tn
Equity effectual against persons who
abscond, &c. was read the second time,
and, a Mr. Dockery's motion, indefi
nitely pospnned. Yeas 90, Nay ; 57'.
A tin following gentlemen weir ap
pointed von the joint select committee,
op the part of the House, Tor distribu
tirie acts of Congress in the Executive
office,1 viz Messrs. , Hart, Roberts
and WiaeifaiK . Vi
Mr, Btagg presented a resolutiof) to
narcHate'a map of the State' for the
Publfty 'Treasurer; ; Mr. Davidson, a bill
to'aniendihe laws relative to the coun
ty!coqrts'bi Iredell; and Mr: liarrin
eer, a biU'to'lJrevent the unlawful car-
rngkfryahd removal of Slaves from
this State: (The resolution and bills
were read the, first time -and passed,
and:,tlie last; named biH referred.
The bil)' to amend the militia laws
respecting" cavalry was rfad the fcecoud
ttlne ind rejected - "
' The engrossed bill to amend the se
cond section of 'an act, passed at the
'last Session, for the better regulation
Sof the conduct of Negroes, Ike. was
read, and, en motion of Mr. Gee, in
definitely postponed.
tree eitent f ! c'';
her anJ h'ia snsrHtf
msiis tn- t' 4 Its'e; -iJ
reaoUtia att'S-inie V
I I
- )
t C
t :
laroe terras
iiave hereto!
Ue-r compati
tto ta autnd
t r'efutnl;
jt? of Nash f-cbufity, .';tUe' sum" of three
dollar alnlltwenty cents for insolvehFS
(or the yt!is,J8S0.iArt ot
lutmns' tiJl" lM first' time arid
which, reset
Referred. ;l-t4:H1'
mtr, Al4:prtSSfltet abilrto ivor'Cfc's
PoUt Btlctner fnitn!. her i blliband "Ed !
ward.BuclfoerJ :Mff ' Mdhtgonjery of
nerwora w bill to authorise tiHS couiy'
ty Jtowi Ofilertfird! Mpf 'pti4eH
tray tne enjetiaea Iflclvlent V ;caling oo
tliatjtj'ln vfoe ntyi itrg)riiaanU
tor ntnttnafrmsex; omn ot wnicn rere
J Thursday, Dec. 20.
SENATE.
Mfi'Martin presented the memorial
of Stfri'dry citizens ol the county of
Sutyf,4priying. the location of a large
bankiog capital at the town ofLeakcs
yille.Jn. the county of Rockipghain;
wHIch' was lead and laid on the table.
1 Mr';fVontgomery, of Hertford, from
the cotpmittee nn Propositions and
GrtevriceS, to whom was referred .the
billti divorce Rebecca Ann, Smith, of
Columbus county, ' frotn her' husband,
made , art unfavorable report;; thereon;
in- jvfiich the Seriate concurred.
pThereupon the bill was read the Be
fcopd time, and passed; ,V
t.- Kir. iootgomery, or nertiori, iron;
'theiame' coutmitteeV'to whom was re".
lerrea me petition. ot suntirvcinxeiiti ui
Jitter b
on totfiif
Ars;eai
b tnsrb
A-rt... '
frst time and, ,Ssetlr1tid the;
'IS T'u ccwnu iiius was,
ij ;of M r .:Cnp,er," amendedj
'ie lb,ird time apd' ordered le
f it. .'vtJi. Ill
,fpn.V the pa H ;n6;Snat'4i to
?tf jeteei ' '&taHe! Jbv tbVj JU-
ffoof" the acts of Ctisl:resstn the
o the subirct c! firasecetinf tf aViU
- aaask
arxtmt lb saretie tl the rub:ic I re
sorrrj acritrniel with the written
opin'wtt of the Sta'e' eoantel a5),n,
recnvervV winch doconvent. As motioti
f Mr. Outlaw, Were aeat to the ee.ntte
ith a p'fotiosUtoa to refef tht stmt
a joint select catamittc.; .
. llr,,Gsrr presented a bill to establish
a town oa the land of John I). Amis';
in Lhe county of Niirtiiamptn), al' the
terraioafiortkifaha Petersburg RiH Rnid
on the'Rianoke river; and Mr5. Crairje,
a bill, te alter -the titnl nf. noldingthe
election in the', town aud borough of
Salisbury; Mr. Mangum. b?l amen
datory of ia act pissed to !to 'year
1784, to regelate the descent of teal
estates, to do. awiy entail, ta make
firnvisiiin for,, widows, and - to'prtVertt
rauds in the execution of last wills and
testaments; wUish wera" rend rha'ififst
time and nied;Bnd the last mentrtiweJ
bill, an McTowfwenira.nottorti' refer
red to (be coram it tee on' thcJy'lid
'kMr. Sumner from .the. sweet 'com
mittee, totvliom 'the subject had .been
referred, ,repirtd..aiindry ; resdu tionrf
retatiog to a proposed Convention of
,the States of the .Union for a revision
of the Constitution; which were laid on
the lMe-ZCX-r'' ''i'--;
-'.The engrossed, bill to alter and a
mend an act. pissed in the rear 1829,
for, the improvement of ' the ruad. frotn
.1. - i i I o. . Hi ' u i- a .l.:m- :..
life wiu curt, in uyi kv, hi itucTiii:, in,
Ba icombe; ihe- ensrossed bill, to pro
vide ; for, the recUtratiort ' of copies of
grants fur lands; th6 . fcngroseU resolu
tton concerning the; fund belonging to
the sister of the late. James NForsydi;
the . engrossed resolution In . favor of
.Mast in D.'CrawfordVlhe engrossed re
solution in fayor bf tlieJPubric' Treasu';
,rr; and the isngrosteii'esolu lion ia
conflicting claims , with the- Cane Fear
Bank; were severity jrpa'I 'the thirtlj
tunc, paxeu itRo uruereti to ue eurwiieu,
Mr,' Nelson presented t 'bill fcn
cerning the inipectioa 4)f Wood jn'the
town of Newbern; whir,H was f-eutf jhe
first lime, passed, a'ntl, on Mp JSii.eiiftrs
m o tion, re fer red &$fp ($?,-J$A--The
bill tn' amend an act ptsse.tl i'
the year 1321. entitled an'sct pissed ii
the yar -; 1 829? Id appoint' la D-iaM $
Branch Pilots to examine nil pcroul
who now have, oriinay lio,eitft,f wUh to
obtain a Bra nch : t Pilot . oil Ocracock
Bar and. the Swashes,. .wan ;reatf ;h? 4
intra s. time-.v passed anil o? ilere ;.ttf be
engrossed .Yea 179, Nays $$$--'?&:
The engrosaed'bill to repeal impact,
pasted in the year 1830, to repeal the
second section of an acr. 'passed in the
year 1805, chapter 70S,' to revise .the
militia laws of the State, vas read the
second time, amended on the motion of.
prar a jfTicieet ta-r.'jfr if c
f tle rai u this Sfste, n ttrct." 1 J '
JjS' Mtilr-a; and transmit ene c , f
tin rne ta 1h District rf Cola . i.
ta tb ! tr, State r.f thU ct-r'r U ri
ff, and t f K f tKe "Territnrirs rr
Distrirt4 niprfr t.e Cavetnmrnt ' f
tho CVtigt.. fht 't'nited Sta!ti
which wtsvcsJ the first time and r .s-
Mr. Mstthewa prtsented a L !l f r
thw' te1tr rtilainn -'eX ie c nitr
cnortrof MhlaSf Mr." Hloye, Vf Put.
a bill t Ax a onif 6rm timc'tif holding
rtrdiani ' in the ' third Cenrcsionsl
District; Hr Al'e'n"; a ti!l to exempt
kanih ttwm'worling ori ceHain roi ii i
the rriaoty W Baftcambe; Mr. T) ibon,
K bill foje'rBiii thelowAfR is kr'rJ.
tn BttfTv ctHaaty; and Mr: uisuou:'), a
e
dS
read the first lime and bisscn. a't.il the
other the fiHf.'seeohd and thin! l,u:ies,
psed, afiifoi'dered ttf be'ef "' 4rd ! '
1 The fbllowirig gentlemen tv.re ap
fxitttdt)f tht4 jtlnt' selt'cf coMVutee,
oti the par'bft!l''enat,, upiin tW sub
ject of the jHI aJinit'thtffcu'reties f "
ihe lat''1Vtttie'. Treasffreh' '.Messrs.
Vd;tlVV'er:ttjrrf, SeawefT, Tobtner
and-Spiigtt.- -.' ' -
: : lteln-. r'rtrn 'lh! HoSse' if Com
mons, a vie; Sunn'' their conrur-.
!'
II, lwt I T ' fc"m tHJ BIIU 1 1 . Jit I 3'. iviu i , a
bill Jo reduce the yahjry'o! the Supreme
Court Jintg'-s 'Tbe last, bf Vhfch
1
renc lb the- ammdments proposed by ' ; ,
th Sefiate!lthe rtgr6sed bill amend
ing 'he1 several acts nf -Astentbly in- . " - .
eorporating 'the Romoke am1' Cape .
Fe r- bavigation sContjanies,' and pre- V ,
enbing the inntle of enforcing the col-
lection f '-tolls. ' Ordered '.jhaj the
said bill be enrolled. - " !
- The bill'' to- establish the Ilantc" of '
Nwrlh-' Oaroltrta' wa read' the third
time," ameTided,' passed 'and ordered to , ,
be engroitsetl .Ayes 33, Noes 27. ';
jMy Messrs, Atlenr "Bell, Brit- ' -
tain. Carter, Dishongh, Dobson, Gavin, . '
lIivllvHarrisohlIinton, llogan, ILokeiX
llussey, Kerr, Lamb.' Lpak, Lilly'..''
LiniUayj Martin, Afas9ey,' Mofiir.'Mor-
; ris Montgomery of Of Parllinl,- Par-'. '
ntin.Ui-.
ruin, iTytjn, '' Vanhook, Wellborn
1; -,7ro'-Meier't.tA.ir1srtrv Askew, Bai
ley, Boildifl, Baltock," Cai'son, Collnis,
Faispn,' Hawkins,,' Houston, Howell,
Latham, McDowell, Marshall, Mat.
ilicwsMelvin," Monts;n;nery of H.
thlcbuntT bf Nets) Maiiof e'r,;rirajrin
tbej erection 'or a".nfewf eouiityotjit , 61
par1!' M thd counties rKw:Hanover.
cr. L- Ti..nt;rt "k.4ili . n.'.i,'..!
Mr. Courts, and pissed Yeas fj-l; Nays
60. . - '''I'''
Yeas, Messrs. Biker, .Bafririjer,
Blpwe, Borden, Bunrin, Burns, iCan
s'ler, Carter, Clark'o, Clayton, Courls,
Cuuninxham, C'Jthbjrtson, Daniel,
Davidson, Dews,' Dockcry, Doherty,
Eccles, Edmnnston, Enloe, Gary, Gee,
uriiiespte, uiass,t tjrraoy, uaruisart,
Hart, Hul, Irvine, Jordan, Lancaster,
LaSpeye, Lee, Loude'Fmilk, Mak,
Mullen:M'Laurin,M'Leod,M'Millan,
i'Neil; Norman, ,DutlaWf .O'Brien, j
Park Pierse, Rajt Mmjr . I
sawyep. 1. A. bawyerr , oktnncrj
Smith. SnruilU Thoinas. G. Ai .Thomn-
aotV , tit THbtn psbnTownsend Tun
stallWaddleWarTl,' Watson, -Whir
turriet'
he
Iributi
Execskyey0fnc
.Coaiiil sncl MiibrWvi',:.';i; '
A ? l.cewas received - front ilhe
IlQuiuf of eimil'iobsi.statvhg their 'on
currtuli e in 'Uie araentluleof nrobosed
.4 4 ' V .... . . .
.o. inj mate tMhc engrossed but, a-1
ue.rMijig in j)astnt," iawjr so, tar aa re
lates ff 0; the couiities of Camden and
Paptaok. WKereopoo the said bill
was ftrdereif be-eiitolled. of 'i1
.-1 lite'SeBate then 't)i"n.eeded t ialte
motion of Mr. Allri, the bill to
ind amend the judiciary system ol
(ate .i iorta t-aroiiQa;- when, tni
a tf Mr. Mums, tite .bill ' was ia-1
itily i postpned-Ayes Sliu'Noes
UMsr. AJio, Askew, Baaey, Bate-
lutilu,. DriU.m ItalUb i '--a-
Sarhnson and Ddntirtrmade an unfav'orv
abW, report ,thereonV,1uhicV libefe-.
nate'coocurred.,M.-.v,i VAl'-'.K.
nj r moyef oi ;svi Prc9CUl?u;,( v"
incorporate 'the' PjtOo'psraCwIc
wait read the first and second times
andahiended JoiifworjoVVMr.'MeV'i
Vin, so is to tuciuue tiie jjiaoj;a ctivairy,
and passed, .yAtff
;; lriv;Hintoffresetxted. biH'9 con),-,
pensate, furors of '"the ' 6rigibal? paqnit
ift the" . count: bf; CBeaufort; 'which w
rta'iith'e fintuaTa'ao'tifrpas ; '
ifTha Senatet proceeded ; to take bp
the : enjgrolssed WU niakingan appropri-'
ption and appointing commissioners lor
tlie rebuilding;, of .the" Capitol in .the
city" of Raleigh; and the. bill bein read
the second' time, was passed Ayes S6,
Noes ZTni; bipm1- 'S-i!
. JeM-Messrs. Jtikewy; Ballet i j Itaiemsn,
Ball, Uod.lie,Uullo.k,Ciu-soi, Coilinl, Cowiier,
imimog, ration, mrrtaon, tiawauis, tlintoo,
Hassey, Uthara, Liodsay AkOowelL Marshalh
Matthews, Mcltio Montsmerj fof U., r Mool
rniBery. (at O.,) Mure,, fof U.,)Moye(efPt)
Morraan. Khodns. SeHwell. Simineaa. Skinoen
Speight, Spencer, VaphonC WUder, WUUaws,
VVaaotu-""-'-" ' V ".' ? -rTr
,1 JVii. Messrs: rt'tjtii&T BritUm,
www.., ...... IIV(mi' IJWW,
Monstoo. itswelll Kerr." Latah. Xeak. LitlW.
.viarua, ftiaaser.-iomi, ii oore, ai orris, t'artiara,'
ri xrr. i
, ; va.-3essrs. ADernainy, Attains,
AHt3orflTXriJrqgtoni1(-Boddie," Bonner.'
flragg,3rbw?eemaniClp
oratge,yfuromweu, Jmtuiit, iaduiSf
FoscueG'rei,
uamrnonu, aarper llarrispni; llaryr,
Hott6ri,?lttrst; tripnv JarvisJ J jk
JoheR$Jones
Littte,fIcke,,Mangatrtar8telle
Motfk,"ili)ntgome7yi Murj-ayMV
ClecsM'Queny SJ?eeple' PeaViuri
PoindexierViPVtiRand Rjbarlls.
MOOt-e,. Move of .G, Moye of P. Ray,
Seaxfll,' Simmons SpaisM, ToomeV,
i i
fisliiftB on Tar fir .
ferretl.
IltiUSBOK COMMONS.
vV....M.rvJlow( preenpd the 'petition of
jUtwdry inhabitants of Pitt toutvfv. pray- "
rfg tnat'S law b pistsed rt-gtilalinjc the''
.i'aml.co river, lie-
ill1. , ' ,'''. . ... " ii-
V Mr, Poindeiftivr jpresented a'bill in
retalion to the independent or volunteer
companies, aaclfpil frf the second rtgt
merit Stokes co"un.ty irjihOa, which was
rea'' the fimt rime and passed." '
The'Jhijl to ere'efnat of; a portiohef
the counties of Uurkcanil. Bunciiiiibe, '
a aeparatrr; and- distinct county by the '
name of Yancev,' was read the third .
(irate, pisie( and orderetl to be ensros- ! 'l 1
sed.Yeas63-Nys 63. . ' - JV:-
"Kn-..VIeir8, Abernathy, All jinn, Barriiiscr,'
Bor.tcni itrower, Hurgin, Caasleiv Ctartea,'
un,i,, , v'nic, ; vuniungnam. unilinrtson,
1viilaon. t)ew. . U.ii lcri-: llnNorl. T-
Kilinonstnn: Bmmltt.' Kiilue.il'ailili. nili rim.
CSlais, lmilytiuilirie, TGwvnn, Jlai-t. Hill. 1
IIorioB, Iitoii, Irvine ft.v Junes,' Laspeyra, $
fjedtnrtl, liOiidermilk, AlaiiKiim. Manleller:
k .. . L. 1 1 1. I .... . , . i . ... . .
iiuguiuery, oici.surifl, AIBMll
lan, McNeil, McQiicn,,:Paj ke, Peeples, . Pear
son, I'oinilmler, i'olk, Kitintclsw, Settle, Stoan,
Smith, Stimncit, Tliomai, .Wadswoiih, Wntson,
Weaver, Whitukei-, AViseman: iVitdier, Word
Zielar. . a J i V t-
; t Aoy Menrr Adsms.i Arrlngton, n-Jtf ft'
oiowe; iiunuie, lioijncr, urn", liecmsii, Curlers
Clark, Cloman,CrAiwell, Daniel, Fee, Qtry
Oee.i (Hammond,: H4nlMon, Jlni-er, Hm-j ;,tnl
Hartley Hurst, Jarvls, JplitiJJi, Jopa; ,1,ir.!r,'
.ludkint,' Lancaster, Lee, Little, Lonf, MmiUa
yr5lullen, ;Murry, MoCleese, McMotr c.,
ao, Konnan, . Outlaw, P'Drien, Vivvi, ioSi
Jtaiid, Relfo,ltoberts,,8. 'l Sawyer, 1 A.Ssw
yei4, tshepiird, SnntnonS, "Skinner, 8pniiIlf'Kt'iU
lihRS. : StepliehttlJIIIett Townsenil.'Ti.r.ttall.'
Wddle,f Wtlsji Willey, A, )V oolen, C.
Woolui. , ' - . .
) Mf. MtQueen presenfeJtka tiil.con
cfrning Iht- Hoard of Infernal I
fiientr Mr. McNeil,4 a' bill lo cn'rt w
.1
SeftleVSitninoha? Sl'oaw; jStallin;sp St'e
pbftha, Sumrier flTllett,'; V"y. VYad.
wonhrvVelchWillcyltyiH'nan
Witchery A: Wi Wooten!Zigl4r; 4iV
i-i "!.t (?rr.r..v.:t.fJt!t-
Mr. Askew presn'ed a fesoltf vh to
adibtirn twi ihethHd JanosrT. ja33;
tint' ;rfeyB wnich was Veaif -and laid bh'
: Ud nrotinn Ot Mr. L,itham, .tt was tfr
anl veil, thatthe ionimttee; roti f J,b.(r j'ug
diciary Ifa Instructed, to enquire wheih
er a remedy could not- be devised rio
prevent the practice of resin n caVM'i'. in
a, suttictency of vtaiow praperty -'V
me. Hintonl:j pfesentid aj fesojouor
Paiter. Ua. Stednwa.'.Toouier.Tvaoii. Wetul
j t Me. Allen then tnbvetf that the bill ciarr to enaaire-ihte the expedienc nt
be i read the third - time, which tvas -'qairirtg he libldets f larg smrrffk
r'eed toCAyes S3, Noes SO? ' VbcVt-1in Swamna 'nnd Decosina'to 'accni'atelv.
u P . . ", , ' .. was i eaa ; the, thtru ttme survey Ja;.il. sentries ';, and .markU he
passed and ordered to be enn4lett.lMnd.iir)4tereif, so that the people
aiMAnaT . iA...A ana a- . - . , tat , . a e-v . . -
ue Tom on me as wen as- me sute mir sscertain tne
ittrrhao olt:wa.tead,,,i
lewnlry,' ' - -i 0liWiPittWtn.-yI!gf Uletvil ,ifct, Morrii, Nern.M,Ksr;l Simmons) psssed and ordered' to be eBrolleJ., boandn
etW for th'is amendment was lost, and Tracy. : i'VHti-l Toet,- Welihora, wader, vvuiiam. Ayes $5, "ees S3." -The f otes' on the as well
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' - .-..I,-.- ... . - .. -- jiamJiAail I ,i" tiT '1-IT1 """ " 'Wnws4- WliWiiiB..jawlllij.iMiiasr '"'"' aiwn in v
r
;w V'""" "i t ii;it aiu viiat itr fti'g, "
Rions nf thWSt tts td authorise the trpr-," V
rion nf Gates acro public roads wif'nu ' M
Iheir repeclivt couiiief and Mr. Sjim. r
her, a hi.ll ts aiidtnrize the trial of title"
to;; real '.etate, -when ' the'kamp hhal";
Ciime;.trt. quesii.ri rt petUions for pni..
Uon., 'These bills wer re;'.- .,,
lime and passed;' and the last nai.f"i
b'dlv wai.'oa wditon !of ""Mr, 'omiimi '
ifrrmlt' 'Jfj- Vjt"ir ' , (J
r; ;.Thu:.en2r5Seif biH toVeneat an f.f
paesedtn the veae'lSi to rciift! i.srt '
o? the secdiid'seclion'bf'an let r,ax,.j t
n!jbo vei't8o0;-chapte'r 70?. to rev'. '1
fh.e WMiitla laws ofthis 'Stat wait i f
tlie thlfd1 tim and pissed Yeas "". .
HSnri S3..VU l f - ,
'4 "iTeiM-fc-Messrsj O.TJalieiv ' ftarr inpsr, p.i
Borden, BtirtuS.j BMms,tiler7 Cavt.i, Clark,
Otsytoq, Courts, Cunningham, DaviCon, la.
i'Co;
ixmmnv , r. eol e eximonaton, r,rk, tin, i
Olaaw:ttrs"dr,' ffart;Hin,' Joifl?d; L,
M'LwtriiiilMtieOfr'i At'JHillso, WNjii?,
nw,.Juti,,tTyrwi,'t arle, i'ltrw,,
Samtaaair, 8. TiSsyeftV. X,- 8w ttr, S
o ! a. . rr: ' . . HT-. .
1. .!
Thoganwaa. Towmentf, Waddefij WwO, V
. kaij,. Ward. ,if t vj'i " '
i ciJfajnrMeTNlAarnta ,
A(fingun, Baiin4'HejtS!;",l3rowrV 'tlbn ''
: it-:
Crai?e. Cremseii. Kmaait. .roana. r;...
fiutrrie.Gwyna, HamnvMid, Harper, Harrivou
Hortoa-, llarst, Jpn, J. A, Jones, It. Jonei,
; . j a
; i ;,
v
ri-i-5i':.sisci;