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OTitftTi T Ine MnW of Newhern ana'uapftfntffGlhfrwqiiU'Mtfer thftir Ihcir ow&--" ?rvr. in eon.turu'e oi tee wiioic aii;.' iove i inny wouw Mi put into circulation, .or iucv ; the chair.--- The bill proposes td exteud the could -issue inoles a pan them. lAtKe frirhier plvd" -! t' '!? year -is-3f ami to make .1 he ea- case the holders could not Niemann specie. . lie '.., ia "of unkh snn.noo ihlU. reilfriK5rths-VKoltt thought at last sehteine of freasnrv notes if 1 uf v -, ' " . ,.,. ; . . . j - . jsnm crj ui! t ii tfee capital of the ,Stat Hank. would come iiroperati'oni., .If any gentleman tax 3 tae- in 'fenifi xapuai, wiurnjioweypj:;rtoii me war ue wouip uianis nun lor ii. am ire . il, cmiamlutl . if AT r ' Ht Bill v.Iip wit I (IrPW-I tii.ilir.il line In lvi tiriim't Ii !n ir- 1viil. 1ft hail 110 Mr. Pa ftcr of Ru'therfQid. said he did iiot great partiality or curiosity for any plan of his KnoWWIieiRer lie wti-iiiii e aiyjgeiner eti rrct midvvik 11 diierc uuia uc a,urcr siiewn imu. o.Seri'M.5 Jhe amend nie nt lie was nbont to nikmif ; Mr. Stanly, again insisted .that iliiauiend but if he was-wrong the goodsense of the house ment would defeat tie' geiitiemaiiYQbjeet j'aud ould pr him right;", lie felf daily more aiid exhibited by calcuUrioiij what a grunt dispro more convioeed that intent was the spring of J portion tliere was between the tai of lier eentV utmost prerv action. ; lie rould ii')t avoid see-ion bank stock and anVotlier tax nowljiu'posed. . .1 ..." .1... 11 il.-i I 1.1 a.'..-.: ' - I J. II. . who-represented the. banks- of Newborn and '1 doll, per year , vvhfreiis on" only 100 dolls. '.f Vmf anil nttipru wlm rin rust lit I'll I hi ! Im nlr Ktnrk i nil nv l)n fcuriin stiiii or Sii.nl.llGr IStatc Bank. But there were ulso member's -who,! .words,, you pay on 500 d.lls. of bank stock, in like himself had no interest in ei titer, and re-.! auc year an equal sum to the direct tax on the rtresented only the state at larure. VViiile the f same amount of property for five years. Asto '"first, therefore,, were engaged in atteoipting to, t lie treasury notes, perhaps some, small amount 'secure 'to a fw individuals the means of uug- of tlu m might be got into circulation ; -hut' the tnini!iir their fortunes, the latter tuiirht to see ' nr!Kif i'.ni was not now in order. It niisht that tlie staty was getting somettiing fir. j hereaiter lie hrougtit forward. !irtpr tlnn"t:itt.'d tlib nrofit the slatd had re-l ' Mr. Porter's nmeiurment was lost .without di veivcd irom Ilia shares held ,w the local and ! vinion. h4lheTvfqfita; w ot lotterv. iteau ana seiu . iqo .Buaw,, k, , Hilts. aibsonVprcsented W bill nhe to u v presis, vice and mmorality lu and sent tb' As the several sections were read.Mr. Stan- ly.pke in explanation, of them', i'arfieular--ly of that which Compels the banks to loan the state at any time after three months notice, one tenth of the amount of their capital stock. This he considered a very valuable feature of the bill, as holding out an advantage which the state might find itself compelled loose. ..Mr. JVast after some remarks, now propo sed Id amend the, bill by inserting a clause au thorising thef Treasurer to pay for half the amount of shares to he subscribed by the state, in Treasury Notes not bearing interest. Some debate ensikd upon this motion, Mr. Phifer particularly' opposing the amendment on the! ground uiai an issue or i reasury rioies wuaiu be in violation of that section of the Constitu tion of tho United States which prohibits any state to emit bills of credit. Several gentle men replied to Mr. rhiler, contending that the the ncnate." Mr. Picket n'riit.'Lj - ' V On motion of Mr. Collins, Kewlve tl, thai.Wf.W'ibe gecrelarv. "ir,.-.- 'ioi author; bill of a private nature shall be introduced info auUit-and settle the :emainju. , "I''tti. this houSe arter,f?atnruay nexi. . . , - s- neiac innenls or militia iu tlie Buuih " V Ul i The bills incorporating Davie Lodge, anle-; aqd that the governor bVreiiuesilir l3 fiuriug t0 Mary- Pcfgnsa iocK-p.roperty as the.o autbenticated list to tile PrW i llausaiit may hereafter posses, passed tneir lasireaa- . with a request that the sum thU8 nT ' 8 ingsarid were returned to the senate. v North Carolina, may be irenaid n ?ewl V The house again took up the order of the tie on the table. wa?rti to day on the- bank bilK ; Mr. Skinner spoke a-M reporter presenied llielTulloui,, gainst and Messrs. "Pickett and btauly in favor tions i ; .5 rcsV- of the bill. Before the latter had concluded he Resolved, That, our senators n coir ' trnvu iv uv I'nr motion nf :iili(llltllini'llt Ulllll Snct rmt Pit In .. ,o I.-T'ii " a'BM D' xuouaay. h . .nr oi - peace oetween tne British-uti0tt .lia - I 1 U l . '-.I . i I III aiunuaii ycui x j ij. in ra nit rii ii giia i . . , Mr. Ranuell presented petition for and a- our part the snrreuder of anj suction ol i y gnin'st removing the place of holding the courts 8. or the territories thereof, ;IUlti it b - 'l' of Montgomery. Ueiened la the committee of specified equivalent or otherwise ' propositions -and ereviences.-. ' j Resolved further. That our nin.00... Mr. Pugh presented the petition of Jonathan congress be requested to oppose the hhm Vi II. Jacoks, a captain iu the Bertie Regiment of tion of any sum of money 1'orihe purnoHeor'! militia complaiping of being deprivfd of his l ying such treaty, foubdedon such basi- com nand in the tirst dta,chnient to Norfolk, eflect. And we the reprsitnt&fivcs oftlio f' Referred to a select committee, but rejected in people of North Carolina! general 'unse V the senate by a large majority: ' do pledge ourselves to the coiistituto.l uulL'' Mr. .draig presented abilf to remove one Of, tics of the U. 8. to support' and maintain ii the seperate elections in the county of Ocange. principles contained in the forrgoin 'itsoiut ' Read aud sent to the enatc. i Mr.-W. Jones moved that the resid'at'0"' ..Marmaduke: Jeffreys was elected hist Major be indefinitely postponed. Lost Ly vett ' " ofcalyary, i7th brigade. j nays, Hi yeas 69 nays. .They MeVthcul '-The house resumed the order of the day on dered to lie on the table. the bank bill; Mr. btatily concluded Ins re marks, and the ouestion of tlie indefinite post In our last weeks. ' . . .... .. i ... . ,. . .. . . I ."a"'vn e rr APiiiinna. nniior ilia imni r i i ' -....v.. ...v ncuu vi iuuuav. Ilia lowing was omitted:- bo ov ........ , !...:. ....... . ' 10 "I" YEAS. Bell. Barco, Benton,., Buk cr, Bvrd, Bovlan. Carson, Die-kin, lWton, Fcnatll, (loytlitr, Wm. Jones, Johnson, Kelly, King-, Lof'tgn, ;ICullocli, MatUns, Mar ti n, O'Kellv, Wiifi-r, Fai ibli, P:ki sAi, H.imsour, Bitlyeur, Sk'uiner, SIijjIukI, Stewart,,!. B. Skinner, Tom.- Wright, Williams. 32. XAYS. Adams,' A'Hqti, Boyd, B.irring-or Bullock, Bai'ncs, Bliu"', "BooOj Ban-man, B'ckwdl, Ityatie," Cftlla vay, Colcnuin, Colons, ("rti.g-, Cru i., CbiUl, (-Wk, Chris tian, Carrawav, I)1cksun,- lYsnnikis, Drt w, Dobson, D ouglass, Edwards, Forstcr, Jr't-lton, Gibson, Ciivoiy, eonstitutiun oulv prevented the issning of such ; Gwnt Ooodw.n, ilat-nson, Horuv.i, K li, ll mt, llucka- bills as should oe made a legal tender. Theses ""T V,? w!f n' IT? T , , a P . . .. i Win. Jones, (U. l'trord) -Jordan, K.cliam Joties, Jtiikins were not of that descrfption ; bfcing nothing, Seih JoneS. Kyle, Lanier, L. n-i.i-, Lv, , Lyndon, Lane, MIUI V IJ UIUII U OJIVVIl l vijiviviIV- lUlllbi .U dll ) , .UUlLfliJ) 1A 1a ll J 1 tl 1 1 IV A A. ing.a debt due to the amount oT the sum speei- Poffh. Pope, I'am, Patwrson, Porter, Pr.w ll, liamy,' tied on the" face of the note; Finally the a-! lielrj Ratnsay, Kobei ts, Tl.ddjck, I'.mlle, Sdhrs, . t a i a t i onc-ncer. Jno. A. boiuh, Su-rl.nff,-S.uutcla.r, Hard.e Statft Banks, and said ha thought it nothing bra fair that lhe iaereas of Cajiital now to be grant ed shouhl be made to produce ome advantage n ittrill-l-aiOiiua. ine oiuvl- ua-nn. nan jrr- x mithnl tho govern meat-"to draw full dividends no the whole amount of its shares, 'ipon dpdnct ing i ;;er cent, on the balance of subscription not vet. paid, iu. He wished the whole of the hanks to .stand on the name footing. He pro posed, -then, that North-Carolina should hnve tho liberty of subscribing', at tho opening of the books for additional stock; 1,000 shares, by way of banua. If the gentlemen having the man agement of this business could convince Jiini tliis was askiiig loo much, perhaps he would be willing to ukc less. But he thought tho banks could uffurd jo'give it. It'vv'onld be remember ed they 'had the privilege, of issDing notes to three tioics the amount of their capital. Surely then they could utTord to paj the interest on the thousaud shares held by tut State. When he looked abroad he saw that other states invaria bly tank care of their own interest in'this res pect, and why not North-Carolina ?. Pennsyl vania, for iustance, had erected IT banks at one session, and got something from them all, and lie should think it strange if this state, with hut three banks could not obtain some advan tage from them. Mr. i icA was opposed to this proposition. He had uo peculiar interest in" any of the bapkn, lmt felt hiaiself representing the state at large. Bsit it would' be recollected the state reserved to itself the light of taxing the banks and the nrivileira of subscribing to a larze amonnt of the stock, on which they would receive interest. A,s to the State Bank, it w as true two per cent, was received on the shares not paid for ; but in what manner was it paid ? Why in the old piper inouwyj which was immediately to be burnt, although -it was as good as their own notes. Iti.der tbe present circumstances, how ever, it was good for nothing. .Thestate deriv ed no actual profit. It could purchase nothing nor pay any debt. But the dividends froth the i tnKtt oi ewaern aa iape rear, came imme- hv ..PAfnwIv nac; ti,o ;nf di:itflv uilii the i-ntifrs ol in etiite. nml lorriicf! ; ... ... e.i r .i -was-iwiflingoiiriciatenOTmTroirpTOoeirc 'im. mti i 0.,.,t o,Uvjil4m iln rPVAim. a part ol the aetive revenues. When .therefore , 9 . ... 1 no-bill to amend and explain tlie revenue iii iiueiiunis Hijunuiiu, lu.uoiu iu pow-1 act 0nut session, passed its third reading, cr of deriding its lon aspowtble in the hands of isaac LaOe was elected second Major of Ca ths legislature.- He therefore should Yotc in! valry of the t7tii Brigade, favor of the mtitiotu j The-bill to cohtinuo in force the sd section of Mr. Stavhj ctmsidoivd Cho motion as an at-1 the act of 1813 respecting scites J'or light-hou-teujpt to .get l id of tlie mieRlhm by civine: it !ses, passed its third reading. lisiieakinzgo-luf. The bill, to compel clerks, eve. duly to settle Mr. Craig, from the select commilfee hi in thtfannexed report which was n-retd t(l The Committee appointed to enquire hto'Z facts of a douhU ticket bemr-iven hjaw berjrf this House, for a chief inagislrau :rf the state, repokt, That it appears from a cnnf( rfnoe with the snpei-iiiteiidants, that on tte biil!0fr .Governor, on Tuesday lust, there wiuoiicJw. lot found more than there were voters. nm intimations, basing reached the conimittc C were not of that description ; bung nothing, Selll Jt)nefij Kvief iaiilT i, n.,, L.)V, , Lvndoo, Lane, et!l Jo)esy Esquire, a member of the !,:15, more in fact than a species of bond evjdeue-1 Moore, M'Xairy, Murphy, -M'U-an, W'r.an,tl, Pick t,. from Wnke, and Richard Jones, Esquire, a member from Ilalitax County", were ituuiiciiwl as having put two ballots into the hLU mehdment was adopted. ; I Smith, w-er Slocumb, ' SUnlv. "shinhcrd.' Tv.ion . Pommht?t: "aveheeii attended by the said mm- Mf. YflsA tlien deuvt-redan argumentative i tlioaias, Vanhook, KJw. g. WiWa.s,Ja.n 0'i; AVd- ,,er and y such others mentioned to tLcm at and eloquent speech in favor of the biLL, ! when ', liams. 87. having any knowledge of the eireiimsijuirH, i u uiu iiieii passeu us secouu reauing. auu ar siui;hu irom ine T evidence, l.'iat Sc'ii t tuksday, deo. 13. t j Jones did uot put :norQ than one ballot iu(o tlis Air. 1 oms presented a bill to exempt Irom i hat. was stated to 'the committee that-Mr. I Jones was believed (o put ballots imo t Vl Ikdta fil 1 ll4 fi irriofiti tt.t Ait t.f II'... l I P .. . 1 . .. - . . n " " w, ... " ..'V ou .villi UIUUUIS. Illll HI. in lavor ot tins motion. Mr. iienuersnn oi; Mr. ..r...A..(...i iit;,.nn,ii:n .t.n.i.;. i ......) i..:j ur'.....r - . -v- aaftsonry, olf-etlsom reasons,' one ot wliirlt jo barthe claims of Eliy.abe.th Tore on the es-: questioned veracity, yet from the unbleniUhttfr .was, that the charters ol these banks had yet; tate of Benj. I ores. Referred to tlie Commit- reputation of Mr. Richard Jones, from his ,..v... -Atrt,. J a. ... .! II l!l ! ...1 .. ' 1 I P. I 1 I .1 Vi auuir. jemn ur i uu, mm nitric was nniflequiui- j u:e vu uiimony. .ur. ii. tiKewise y rtrnvii i cu u siuve neiuai oi ine cnarge, aim tne cireiinist) 3 the committee rose, reported the bill to the house, and the several amendments were a- greed to. r a' ttt-,- i xi j. i i -it l ' sile by execution for deht, the property of koI-I It wa Mr4 Lertvt. Wxltiams moved that the bill be ,iers atIlPService onhe s'tates or of thi, Richard indefinitely postponed. ! State.' Read and sent to the Senate. Ytwoofth lyno necessity, ol urging the business; ano- bin to alter the tunes ol holding the county ices themselves, admitting of much doubt,1 'lbs thcr, that it was probable the V. States would courts of Rowan ; and Mr. Porter a bill res-' committee are impressed with the belief, that establish a national bank, to the stock of which; Iting tlie paper currency of this State; both ' the Gentlemen representing Mr. Jones asvothig itmiffht be thoue-ht iroml mdirv in"Noilh-1 of which passed their first readings mm! were! twice, are mistaken : or that if Mr. Jonesrdij iwiiii uv; LiiuiiciiL umni mini w J - - - - 1 mj - ' 1 . , - r.fllfdina t(. fiiihsot ihO! a Uvtra- omm.nt. fvnm t scnl 0 tlie Senate voie twice, it proceeded Irom mistilv on hit from design. thA Hniv ,.f l, ;2k i. ...j,,,! ! The two nouses balloted. for a Senator m the. part, and not fro bv nrenSiturelv mssin th, nWnt' bill. It room of. the Uo id btonc, res.gneu, with-; lhey therefore recommend that the snhject W I ' aJ I 1 r - "- - Ik.. I 1 m rs. il Wt I A M IWlll Mout coming to a choice. p'art there was no equivalent similar to that allowed the Sta'e. Bank in an exemption of their stock from taxation he thought it wtuJbe improper 'andhnfair toaskof the local banks 1000 shares" as proposed by- the gentlemen from Rutherford. H? trusted the amendment would dot be receiv ed Mr, Stanly observed that he always received Mr. Williams said that ho should not shrink ! their accounts, ccc. and the bill to amend tne ith respect any proposition ot the respectable from investigiiting the merits of the question, i ae!iinem laws, were imtcnniiely postponed, gentleman from Rutherford. The unsuspected in u fajr, opi and manly discussion. He was 1 , Ml'' L,,v.e' tVo,n l,,e 50U,m,tte aPI,wietl 0,1 DUrilV 01 IlIS motives ft.ll.1 III I0I1K eure 01 UUO- , wrtf ot ..nM tA-n,..n... 4l. l C icsmuduiivics irvin.i iu.il. ii.mii iiuii.- lie services entitled him to this. But Mr. S. be ;- .i ; -i i, , - , ,, a, P I ville through lire Cherokee lands, reported fa- ; j duct attributed to urn by theentlctnan from : vora5 t0 gie ,aaia, & prolosed a slight amend- !' i ...... .1 . .: l w V" T,mc Riiiuuu(iii mmi . .,;.., M., i tt.A .., .,.,.,w iieveu max 111c iirvctn mui 1011 nau ucru uiivauc- xr.i. ii: i a". . 1 . -wiu.iit i mv. i-nun.) ui hiiujoi .h. ed without sntlicient reflection. ' For an in-1 " ,,uJe-'1 HVraKl"5 " y,ie .1" . ! menl, which was adopted by the house. The be no further noticed trv the House. Thy eiMnmiUac "had bevu upjoited at (lis request ofMr. Selh Jone"s. Foreign. VIF.NNA, SEPT. 30. Every thing being ready for the congivss. if, . appears thal 'his assembly. will ojien to-aiunw (Oct. 1.) and this great .event attracts grnersf attention. The congress will hold, its niitini, at the Secret Chancery of Stale, There wil by little spoken, it is said, to avoid the verbil tliscnssions, to which there would be iioemJpi'l the business will be done in writing- It is t doubted, I hat as soon as the negoliators a.ros Ull Wllllllllt OliatlCITTIII ILIJCI VIVIIi . JL III (III Ml- i . . . J , - , . ..mivi... T - . - J v - crease bl'300.000 dollars canilal the state would ! 1 ? UI.in 11,0 m-Vits ot the Dltt . be-; resl,iM,ioi( then passedand wa sent to the Sen-! upon articles, they will be immediately coanrj' thm demand 100,000 dollars as a bonu8-rht?en-j,orc ie house, and he would meet the sup por-! ate. ... y . '.'--. . I nicated to the public thiongh ihemedium He t'f per cent! The proposition reminded lrim-of ; era 180 JtS be was capable, solly with j Mr. Pearson handed in a report from the 1 press. It is thought that those diiSciiltie-. flic waiiI Uman whnitrnw lliirtv llinnsnnd iltilt:ir thewcaponsof fair argument and sound lotric J Adjutant General for t he year 181.5. The to whichaie likelv to run to leiiKth, raiirlit bo in the lottery and bitterly complained of the 13 To give him an opportunity!' doing this, he j lai'stivligth of the mijitia, 'from the returns re- publicly debated, to "ellicit inform ntion frro 1 .. . 1 f I'.f i ! t . . .1 .W . AT I .......... I per cent, ueuucuon, wnicn ne saiu was enougu umvou an ajjuurii;ueni until lo-morrow.---"'' fo ruin a man. Certainly this was aii oB'er to . - -Friday, dec. 9. the banks that no man out of bedlam, would ac-f Mr. Po iter presentiHl the petition of a num- cpt. It was not merely shaving ; it was hewii?g ber of the inhabitants of Kutherford and a bill i.-.Ivi.i! i xr ? ' iiiM taiiw wlm iii- iit ini'inberu of the asseiiiali. v. .V..,..V,AW. j. . ...... .... - - - - - u Wednesday, dec. 13. 'it is hoped that the press of Court and StuU m - ri tl l . I I'll . .1 1 1 I . . I . .. 1 I f f. i !. . 1 : ...... ni I 'if1 Mr. Al-vjuiiocn presenteu a.oui to auiiiorise; w in imineiiiaiuiy puuusoi uie jiroceeinngs Ldwtud . Chamiiers, and John .tin i la; lale iconiirress. Vyith abroad axe. ir the gentleman intended to to earry into eftect ths praye thereof, entitled . SIrtiIIs ot Kowan to collect tli(Mirrear of tax-i - ; . ' , i . i - hi - ... .r"-.i. - -Mii ' a J. .. .... . - .i... .i. i is i i r.i. 17. it p . r...M " ifAn;nn. f'hrnn- nrouuee a oaiance oi oanKinir-capiiai, mis mo- a, 0111 loauerine moiie ol eiectintr snerias m es uue mem hi saiu co.iuJiyi-Jvcaaauu-j inri-vvtviiM -TfViit nUmiif-r-fnl-iiTidfiT Cff K frtf ii rff. llnnif' iricTfirst lima u..l cnl I- riil I fl I ll i !Pnm ni 1 1 1 e fill lin'l'ars 111 t .IXC'S CtP. . . v.. aa V. v. . w -j w , -" .... w. . x . . ........ ....u .av- u . v Villi) V HIIU ILIIi IV till, j - ---- ... " - - j , , fprmn the tnik wanld not he t a lc if ' t!uf I -h".'fi 1 senate. Petil inns for t he removal of obstructions to I sin. Generally 'Speakiiitru!ll,..CI).ttice. f -' iviw uu niw'Pd.ilv fnr lllic In llit Infill nsrl nl'i It. Cliilil nruannlnT kill In mnni-nnraln the bill, the stale had the privilege reserved to ;th Trustee, of tho Hillsborough Academy, if of subscribing 1000 shares; and if it was : Read the first time, and sent to the aenat. desirable that the gov't should have favorable j Mr. Weldon N. Edwards, elected to repre- terms of payment, no doubt such terms would be (sent the county of NY arren in the room of his excellency liov. Miller, appeared, qualified and took his seat. Mr. St. Clair presented a petition, and a bilf the passage.of .fish in Brown's Creek Anson, Jgociator's with Foreign "Nations, rcii.es'llicir and on rit0ree7s Creek, Person, w.re presented i wonder, ii it does not call form meir iis' - readily admitted by the banks. Mr. Pjrter thought this was a subject -which did mi! miipli iiibiiit af irvstin" : but bp wmild rather, he said, shave the bank,,tban.gi ve iheia jin conformity therewith to authorise the first perfecting titles to land. Read the, first lime, for this soil of business i;i a moot Kolabliniaf. employment iu shaving our money, liy examin-! battalion ot Wilkes militia to ior'm a rine passed and sent to tlie senate . i i ':' l - l M I .1 - l . . . , . . , . . . f . .. .. . , it might, perhrfps, s:iy, it is productive of gnii:- i . . .t. ... ' .. ..; i..i ....r..,.. II,. until ill ncaiion, as rtie irim vinniiis arc anj ineet(those opposed to them. ... In tin A ?!ii'i-i(.:iii ( lOinitiissiotl. Lord Castlf 'reah. for sombodv else, for 1 cannot llut.k b-J .... .-. . . i . . y. . ' . . i . . ud Mr. 1'ieketl a lull to extend the tune, for Mwdld have done it lias exnuiieo wis by Messrs. DismuXes and Vanhook, and refer red lo the tlouiniittce of propositions and griev ances. - Mr. Blackmail, presented a bill to i'jcorpor- ate tho r avetteville L Italian Associ.ition ing the di idemls on the shares held in these j company. The bill altering the name of Lo-Uousd landing was postponed uidehuitely. Another balloliug for Senator was had with out any choice. j A bill allowing the county Court ot Nash The bill to incorporate the Raleiarh Thes-! fo appoint one olher raiiger : and a-bill from pian Society, was read the third time. Mr. '! the Senate to amend the act exempting vessels banks it appeared that the money thus invested more than doubled itselt in 12 years. It thre were correct- they could afford to give what lie asked. True it is, said Ml. P. the state has the right of subscribing 1000 shares. But think if we do take them,, we shall have to pay j for them! I know the State Bank cot favora-! 44e--4emy-4tmir-lh "Mr. A'. Moore from the select comirtiUee I orTuiTuTagine superior court ot t; raven and ex- presented a-bill empowering the county courts i tending the term thereof ; Kiid Mr. St. Clair Callaway spoke some time against the passage of the hill, bul it passed by yeas aud nays, 6 to.30! 11 under sixty tons entering ('ape Fear from pay ing pilotage, both passed their third readings. Mr. Stanly presented a bul alleringlhe time to authorise the erection of gales across pub- then as jiiuch as 1 d now, there are many claus es in their charter which should not have been there with my consent..: Mr. P.. then adverted- lie roads to the supposed pledge of not renewiug those j The house then ; resumed the order of the banks, vvhiQh he denied ; and even if they had day on the bank-bill. Mr. L. Williams spoke pledged themselves to what was wronsr, the er rorougFt to be amended. Frequent examples nf this kind misrht be adduced, -of which he in stanced the. Yazoo speculation and Mr. Adams' midnight judges. -As he had said before per haps this was asking too much ; but it was sin oiu maxim, iiyon aon i asK enougn you win ne ver get it. He adverted to the pTan of treasury nntrki-iJi?i Ivliiiifi hi lhnirrlif lhi ahnroa nP (hp ate might be paid for Give them treasury against and Mr. Pickett in favor of the bill, and the house adjourned. ; ' SATURDAY, DEC. 10. Mr. Kelly presented a bill vesting iu Wihon Surry the property of a bridgofor causcU'ay o verlhe Dismal Swamp from Camden to Curri tuck county, for the term of.SO years. Read and sent to the senate. '. ' Mrr-Horton presented a bill to alter-the act. f 1S10, authorising Alex. Smith of Ashe coun- a bill for the belter 'regulation of the town of W ilkesborouglu Read ih t first lime aud scut to the senate.. Mr. Picket from the committee on the judi ciary system, to wbumjh.id been referred t he Itili to amend the laws relative o the iiiluiinistra tibn of justice, reported the same with amend ments, which were read, and the bill as amend ed sent to the seuile. , Mr. Porter, from the committpe appointed to take iuto consideration the high price of salt and tbe means of lessoning the same, reported a resolution ndithorising the lTfasufi:r to loan 4-VV-a to assist individuals or companies in the s npppolnted Lord Ganibicr. Mho Lintain in " 171)4, and happened tn f:s:t ner. lie has a nost -tin n.t ai a . . ' , r i .in. the Revenge deei-mjj inJ,ord iiowes.it. who slumheredTS time as u junior of Admiralty, who sung psalms, said praVi'W and assisted in' the burning of-Copenhagen, which he was made a Lord. . cinnek Mr. f im?MH', U" n'wi State, under Lord Baihur&r. . . As to l)r. Ada:i, he comes or seen. f con., from the Terra incognita ; fr l.ca" V"'! Mm" that kiios him. .Ak among the hawyif-' moirg the Polilieians, ouiottg th,- Merc..i?id,-. thev all niivi wc really do not kuow v.-jM"'-Dr. Adams Is', but thai he is a Civil i)':. Civi; Law, an ll. JL. D; and A. S. ' Gazette- : 1 ''." f, - ; ,.. i At the head of the. American Cow-ih. ftinds Mr..Bayard (it is a pity he is nut but I" can assure all the advocatcs for U ,iu lit. tlmt .1 lii-re is every reason to beii:t bn is ilP.nd(d . from the X'hevalier , i . ..... ,f li(V.. at the uea . nainei wno is in ine juuuo - -., . ,i of the bar in the slate where he reside?,
The Raleigh Minerva (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Dec. 16, 1814, edition 1
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