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HILLSBOROUGH, N. C. HITUSHKD WEEKLY RY DENNIS HK\UTT, Al IIIHEK DOLLARS \ TEAR, PAYABLE IIAI.K YEARLY IX ADVANCE. Those who do not (five notk:e of their wish t<? have their paper ducontinued at the expi ration of their \ear, will be presumed as Je? tiring its continuance until countermanded. Wln?ever will guarantee the p*\ mem of nine papers, slcill receive a tenth gratis advertisement# n?<t exceeding fourteen lines will Se inserted three times for oiie dollar, and s, vent* -five cents for each continuance. snoserip'ions received by the printer, and uv s, of the |?ii'.ita?ters in the s'ate. Ml it- lets i.jmn business relative to the pa j> r nvist lie poat-paid. timtW-men of leisur?*, who possess :? ? tste tor literary pursuits, are invited to favour ? .smith communications. N O T I C K. 1\ consequence of the death of J tm^s Jef ti s. one of tlii* p;?rtn> ri? in the lat* firm of Janus r-? is. to. the sur\ iving partners of f:r:n u.ll ?xp *e at public sale. on Tluirs i!a\ tin 1 >ih day of June next, in the town of !li!l -.borough. All ibe Stock and Work on hand Ivloiujinj! to siid firm, consisting of a la-gc quantity of fc'dls, a quantity of sheet ?<>pper, lead, p?wter, tin #;tn, tea kettle*, siiap and oi \ eopper, one .li-r??*y wagon, See. 'I frms ol sah',tv?? 've months ere1 1 t hv giv ing bond with appro. < ?l secur.'v The sale to continue from day to day until all is v -lil Jtisiali 'I'll r fin*, atr.l Jiiinrs S. Smith. .1/ov ?*?. l v ? ts ?DA 71S) COri'EUS.WTlf. INFnUMS b.? friends aod nisiomtii, that lit- expects to receive, v tin* ncxi arrival ? | tlic itciin boat, a general assortment of Strong Copper Slioets and Bottoms, su/ahlc f<?r makinp stills i.f from tbirty-fiire t?? ? ipl.tv4i\r jfali'Mis, which lie " til warrant f<iu:d tn am mail'* 111 the I 'ruled State*. Ptr to?i~ wisliilifT 1 1 ? purchase will pirate call at hrs ?h"l? ",ft lljll?borou;ih street, and jud?c* for .'tta-mielves. IK? cxpecis to keep nti hand :? const int slip py of HTllil.^, alii I ?>l m ltd l:tU, Ull'cll wilt I enable him to execute a<i> <irder w.th which bis fronds mi?\ favour lim. >uy cttnink, 10 IK JO. 15? 6 w I ?io DoVVvrs \VfcYrfaY*\. Ran awa\ ?iom the subscriber on the t 28'di ? f M rrh last, a "? jjru man named JIM. about f.>r\ y< ars of ape. n< ar six teet h;'f' . li^ht complexion, how-lrt'e?l, and v? rv | lik> !y, b.i ?o?nrwbat oi an impediment in bis sjn e?.h, :?nd .s ? \er\ Rood stioeitiak -r Ji n had no rau?e ' ?r e" m? * H' except ! .r itrikn^ | III* oversr' i wtieh'.e XpfC'ed corre tion. The above \ :l! '?<? ^n, i ? \ me for the delive ry ot su I liin. i rt ,yrti' m ().-an^-- pumtVi <>r fo-ty if t.iW- n without i i ? i mnli and deliver e l to me. Win. Son. ! l?ll- borough, Ma* l'J, ls?0. 1> ? 7t kir> WiWftrs WtsswrA. Uv \ from the *uh,rribr in \pn', lil i iif jjrn mail !? the untie ot HOIt, !> ii tiAiiitv se?en veits old, fiw 1 c t mix ? i' '.i ? 'ok.'b, a bl*ck *tu ! . look ?!< t i ivv, with i mii of in"- dialer f >re lei 'h out, ? n o S tld spots ivi ti ' ? brad, and a *c >r on his (mow \in p -rs'.n who shall taW< up 'In* > ? . 1 mafro an I put hllll ill j. so that I |Ji'. loin, s u all rr? e?V?. t!ic above reward. Miwrs II. Bomt'.'r. ti'f.n > C rn uti ,\'>faur< /j Crrrl. M.\ 16. H-'tf 1 l'?? 3w .\. V* Sut*pv\ Si V k\. If AN I. Jill II 1 l ? I * k U I II "r.| l( SrlllM'. HI |1" v ?.K | 01 4) O JJ jjj \hiii?;h w lurli are, M I rr.liriN K <? >th* nl I I" "n r% linrm, ? v |i?v >?. .an in .?!t , . .<Hir??cs, ti 'tii' < ?- '.? . Uilli (I'llll k( tLltil' ?, II.' 'I- 1 kf? 'is ?? ?? mi kni.U, i ?'?oil :iinl mlU It "* , <1(1 1 i;<| t r.t)' S, t'lu C k > 4'it| plilK'i III' ll'? tlllf ii*? ? Caw ><iiiii>',<t, -.li .<?*, ii'tibn-H.v . ( .il l <? U ?!.?_: Iianilken iiicl cMilvn cr*;>' ??. * ?,> r i> r ?!><??, Ni* ?V?*. I .i ? l.,tr.\ rcc i\cd ft. mii Ni w Y irk .1 hI lt?*OI I'llflll <>t I \ 17.. *< iil'llr-tf^t liu^skif.u, Rir'li anil *1 raining uc itiinjf, ami mnimoit lirallr lot's, "?t.trjjp irmi ol tin* l.ilcit liurlln of uoii* kimU, tack a, iiiili, ununK'nm, kf. Jtr. They li:?*r on emu unmriit an ! f'.<r x.iV. 5') li inlii Is ot 4M<)', J 1 1 ???*>? n ?il h <if ItllO \ N St ?l hartvla ilitlo, uinl 1 lio^aliruil ot MOI. \s>?l S ili!l?htitint;ht .!/.(*/ 10. 14? tf HOO K A N ! ) .1 O It ip&iXHKma Promptly atul correct Iv c;x?-riite?l a' the offie of the llilUI>oro<nli II roftlvr. ? V \nv'i?u* U'uuXs, fur sale ut lliii office. ? Mason Hall Eagte Hotel, A. MASON, WISHES to inform his former customers ami the public generally, that lit- has nearly finished his house, so that he is now able to accommodate as many as may honour him with their company. His house is large, having seven comfortable rooms which have fire places in them, suitable for families, or travelling gentlemen wiling Mich. He has pro vided good beds, liquor*. See and w ill keep as good a t.tble as the neighborhood w ill afford, lie is alio provided with g?>od stables, and will alwaxs keep the-' best provender. The situation of the place is pleasant, and very healthv. fli-ntlensen wishing to visit liim with their families, during the summer season, can be accommodated on moderate terms. I he keener of this establishment pledges himself to '.he public to do all in his power to please and give entire satisfaction. ntletncn who call ran amuse themselves in reading the newspapers in his hall-room, where he keeps files of papers from almost every part of the L'n ted States. Mason Hall, Orange county, N. C. Feb. 2uT 18-0. " $ 4? 6ni TvaveWw^s Inn. A. MASON St W.M. CLIFTON, WlS'C; purchased that well known stai.d ui Hillsborough from Messrs. Hinton St Hr.tine of I'etcrsburgh, formerly the j>ro|?em uf Mr lleim Thompson, inform their friends and the public generally, that they are now prepared to ar Commodate as many as may ho nour them with their company They s?re pro vided with goo.l beds, liquors, Sic. and w ill keep as go* hI a table as ?|n country will ullord They are also provided w ith good stables, and will always keip the best ot provender. They solici' a share of tin patronage of the public. .Mr Cult n will alu a\s give his personal ser vices, anil pledges himselt to tlte public to do all in his power to please and give entire sa tisfaction. Hillsborough, N. C. April 10, 1820. tl-10 Military Vewsloners. FU N l)? firti(r|u inentotthe CTni'ed States pensioners on . h?- Uoll of North Carolina toll* -?ili March. 1 K20, have l>een protidrd at 'h?- office >il 'lit- Hank of the (/nitid State-. at Fatetuville. Cla ms di.ly authenticated, tt ill be paid on demand April 28 T\\e ct\t\)YMeA Worae tSTilRII, \17II.L statul the ensuing season, to com ? V nonce the first da) of \pril and end tin first day ??f \ugti?t; in Mondat and lues, day of each week ai .lames Morrow's, on Cane creek; on Wedreslat <n each week at Jjtttei II .tchisoit's, esq . a. id on Thursday, Friday aiul Saturday at Mason Mail, all nt the county ol Orange; tt .11 cover maris at the reduced |>r ce of lo'ir dollars the h?p, tlie casti to be paid a' the tiliie ? ? I ?? rt ice; six dollars the Sea- i s* hi, if paid at am mi.e within the season, o her\en>. *i<!it dollars will be chained for thr s? as ??>. .ml t< n dollars to insure a mart* v* th fo.il, winch money will become due as soon as ? ca i !je ascertained the mare 19 \tuh foal, or t in* p."|>em (hanged. All (MissihU* caie Mill he taken to prevent act..!* nts. but the subscribe r will not be liatdc lor an) that mat happen. PKDICHKE. Os'rich, a beautiful bat , black legs, mane and ta.l. five let", t >ur inches lngh, was tl.ir ?een Mats old last Jolt, was bred h) Allen \oung, of the county of Meckhnlnirg, 111 the state ol N ir^ii.i ., w as got'cu by the imported h>>rse \N r.nigli r, and came out of the Celebra ti ?l mart- Miss Fid et, lit r sire the imported Sterling, her datn l>) old Mo si trap John Mason. N II. r.rnllemi n living at a distance, who think proper to s< ml ilit ir -nates to the sub si 1 ii?er ?i Mason II. >11, ai e informed * t ia? their tiii,H ? - 1 1 a! I !??? well led, and pastured gratis. . W.rcii 2, 1 1-0- 5? 3m li. II F. \ UJ r Proposes publish. ng by subscription I II K pKoci:r.i)!\(;s \x? debates or in k Convent i m otW'orth Carolina Oil the adopt "it ol ? ire t oiistitution of the 1 mil i, S ties, 1 nitrx r a with I lie Dec] .tf.i i'iii ol Ki^hts and Const i tir.no) o! kin State. to tvticti is fKBrixen The C"inisiruutm <>! t nc U mud States. rpilK f-irmrr edition of this work having M. bee mu so scarce as to rentier it difficult to iiiiicuro m Cop* , it 1 1. is liecn suggested tin (milliliter that a new edition would be acceptable t(? the public; lie lias accordingly nullnii til 'lie propo?al tor their patronage, j and v ill commence the publ ication as aeon an , the number ol subscribers shall be such a- to ' justify the undertaking. I he ?'ebatcs of the Mortii t ?r din* Convention on the adoption of tlie constitution ot the United Slates, mutt certainly i xeite sufficient interest to prevent their Incoming extinct; it is therefore pre n inui! Hut the proposed edition w ill be ex tensive!) patronised throughout the slate. CONDI LIONS. The work villi he comprised in a duodecimo volume ot atiowt three hundred pages, neatly printed on fine pape.r. The price to subscribers w ill be one dollar and titty cent?, handsomely bound and let tend. It will be put to press as soon as three hun ill I suhii rihcrs are obtained. Sjbsc ptiinsrn i\ed it tins office, and at tno?l of he pust-olKics in the state. We have given up the whole of our psper to-day to a complete Liat of the Acta passed at the last session of congress, arranged alpha betically under their appropriate heads. It would be wrong in us to take to ourselves, even tacitly, the credit of this lucid arrange ment and useful compilation. >Ve and our readers are indebted for it to the attentiveness and intelligence of J H.Colvin, esq. of the de partment of state. This list presents at one view a synopsis of all the legislation of con gress at the lute session, and must he appre ciated by every class ot readers far beyond the \alue ordinarily attached to a single news paper. [.Vat. Intel. ACTS OF TIIE SIXTEENTH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. wv A List of the Titles of all the Acts, Resolutions, anil T reaties, approved and la.ified at the first session of the Six teenth Congress, which was begun and held in the city of Washington, on Monday the sixth day of December, 1 8 19, and ended on the 1 5th day of May, 1820; with a brief abstract of the provisions ot each law; together with the branch of t 'C Legislature in which each act, See. originated, the dates of approval, and the dates, respectively, at which they were published in the National. Intelligencer. .Voir. ? The last date at the end of each title w iih the month in italic letters, is the date of the National Intelligence!*. ALABAMA. 1. Resolution declaring the admission of the state of Alabama into the Union. [Senate. 14tn December, 1819.] 15th December , 1819. Alabama admitted into the Union on an equal fooling with the original states. APPROPRIATIONS. 1. An act making a partial appropria tion for the military service of the Uni ted States for the year one thousand ri^ht hundred and twenty. [Mouse. M'.h January, 1820.^ 18th January . IP 20. For subsistence, armories, and arrear ages. 2. An act in addition to the " Act mi king appropriations for the support of the navy of the United States for the year one thousand t ight hundred p.nd nineteen. [House. 14th January, l?20. ] IC.h January, 1820. For p.?y and subsistence of officers and pay of seamen, provisions, mediciAcs, Ir iNpUul stores, repairs of vessels, con tingent expenses, salaries of agents and surveyor under ihe act reserving public lanJs to supply timber for naval pur poses. 3. An act making appropriations to supply the deficiency in the appropria tions hi retofore made for the comple tion of the repairs ol the north and south wings of the capitol, for finishing the president's house, and the erection of two new executive offices. [? ouse. loth February, 18'JO.J I4ih February , l?20. 7 5,000 dollars lor north and south wings; 13,1 74 dollars 66 cents for pre sident's house; 11,015 dollars 71 cents for new executive offices. 4. An act making appropriations for the support of the navy of the United States for the year one thousand ei^ht hundred and twenty. [House. 17ui March, 1820.] 18th March , 1820. For pay and subsistence ol officers, atid pay of seamen; provisions, medi cines, repairs of vessels, store rent, freight, enlistment of seamen, improve ment of na\ y yards, docks, Sic. for shell and shot, pay and subsistence of marine corps, kc. and lor military stores. 5. An act making appropriations for the support of government for the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty. (House. 11th April, 1820.) 13th .V /.n/, 1820. This is the annual act for the support of the civil list. 6. An act making further appropri ations for continuing the work upon the centre building of tlic capitol, and other public buildings. (House. Ilth April, I 820.) 14th AjitiU 1820. For the centre building I 1 1.769 dol lars; for painting inside the north and south wings, and alterations, '2,867 dol lars; for graduating* ground round the capitol, See. 5,19 1 dollars; repairs, See. in the president's house, 1,100 dollars; alterations and improvements in the senate chamber, 2, 10" dollars. 7. An act making appropriations for the military service of the States lor the year one thousand eitjht hundred and twenty. (House. 14th April 18 20.) 18th April, 1820. For pay of the army, subsistence, bounties, and premiums, lor recruits, Sec. clothing, the tnedical and hospital department, quartermaster's depart ment, contingcticici of the army, forage for officers, fortifications, military acad emy at West Point, arrearges, cannon and shot, national armories, ordnance department, completion of arsenals, bal* anccs due certain slates, invalid and re volutionary pensioners, widows, and or phans, Indian department, Indian boun dary lines, survey of water courses, survey, maps, and charts ot" the Ohio and Mississippi and for the public toad I through the Creek nation. 8. An act to piovidc for the expense I of surveying certain parts of the coast I of North Carolina, and for other pur- I po-.es. (Senate. 15th May, 18 JO.) I 19th Mat/, 1820. Tnis act appropriates 5,001 dollars | to defray the expenses of survey; and | also appropriates the sums necessary un- I dcr the act for the relief of persons who L paid duties on goods imported into I Castine, and an act for the relief of Wal- I ter C banning. 9. An act making appropriations for I carrying into effect the treaties conclud- 1 ed with the Chippewa and k.i< kapoona- I tion of Indians. (House 1 5th May, 1820.) I 19th May, 182u. 1/j00 dollars, in silver, anuallv, fore- I ver, to the Chippewa*; 2,000 dollars for I other stipulations; 2,000 dollars annual- I ly, for ten years, to cany into effect the I treaty with the Kickapoos. 10. An act to provide of repairing the I rool of the general post office, and to I procure an engine lor the piotection oi I said building. (House. 15th May, 1820.) I 19th May , 18J0. The roof to be repaired and slated, I and a fire engine to be procured and I kept. Not exceeding 6,020 dollars, ap- I propriated out of the postage money. 1 1 . An act in adduion to the act, enii- I tied <k An act making appropriations tor I the support of goveaimenl lor the year I one thousand eight hundred and twenty," I and for other purposes. (House. 17;h .May, 1S20.) 20t i May, 18J0. For additional compensation to mem- I l>ers of Congress; rebuilding wharf and 1 repairing w are-houses on Staten island; | and for graduating Capitol Square and 1 planting tices. I ARKANSAS. 1. An act relative ti the Arkansas territory (Senate. -1st April, 2 4th Jfinly I 820. The act of the 4th of June, 18 i 2. ino viding for the government of Mts-oui i, as modified by the act of 29th April, 1816, in force in the territory of Ar Kan sas, Sec. ARMY. I. An act further to regulate the me dical department of the at my. (Senate. 8th May, 1820.) I 2th May. 1820. The apothecary, and as-istant apothe caries, general, to give bonds, with se curity. BOUNDARIES. 1. Resolution, giving the consent of congress to a compact concluded be tween the states of Kentucky and Ten nessee, for the settlement of their boun dary line. (House. 12.U May, 182o.) 17th May, 18 20 Consrnt of congress given to the com pact made at Frank tort on the 2d 1 eh. 1820. CENSUS. I. An act to provide for taking the fourth census, or uiuni' ration of the in habitants of the United States, r.ml tor other purposes. (IIoum*. 14th March, 1820.) 15th March , 1820. ' This act is similar to the several arts heretofore passed, authorizing ? Ik- 1st, 2d, an<! 3d census, with additional pro visions for discriminating in tne case of slaves, and for the special enumera tion of free colored persons, in i lasses, according to age. The act also pro vides for taking an account of manu facturing establishments and manufac tures: the whole to be performed by the marshals and their assistants, under the direction of the sect c'ary of state. U pon the completion of the returns, 1,500 copics are to be printed for the use of congress. CLERKS. 1. An act supplementary to the art, i entitled, u An act to regulate and lix i the compensation of the cleiks in the J different offices," passed the twentieth of Apiil, one thousand e iv^ht hundred ami eighteen. (House. I ith January, 18J0.) 1 3th January, 1820. The secretary of the treasury tuny continue to employ nine additional clerks iti the office of the third auditor, and three additional cleiks in the office ot the second comptroller, until 31st December, 1 8 JO. 2. An act to increase the number of clerks in the department of war. (Mouse. 15th May, 10**7 19th May, I 8-0. ??-'life secretary authorized to employ six additional clerks; and 6,000 dollars appropriated to pay it. cm. The act in lorcc for one year. COLUMBIA, DISTRICT OF. 1. An act to extend the charter of the city of Washington. (Senate. 28th February, 1820.) 7th A/ireA, 1820. The a> is incorporating the inhabitants of Washington, c(>n inued until the 3d of March, 1821, unless sovper repealed. See ' \ / 2. An act to increase the' allowance or the judges of the orphans' court in the counties of Washington and Alex andria. (Senate. 1st May 1820.) 3d May, 18 20. Each Judge allowed six dollars for each day he attends. 3. An act to incorporate the inhab itants of the city of Washington. (Sen ate. 15th May, 1820.) 18lh .M&y, 1820. This is a new act of incorporation, with a more extensive grant of power* to the corporation than formerly, for the improvement of the metropolis and the conservation of public morals. The principal alterations arc, the election of the mayor, for two years, by the people; the vesting the powers of a justice of the pence in each alderman; and a new division of the ciiy into wards. The act prov ides for the sale of real property, the taxes on which have remained un paid for two years. Sec Private Acts, 31. COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION. 1. An act to provide for obtaining ac curate statements ol the foreign com merce of the United States. (Senate. 10th February, 1820.) 14th February , I ? "-U. The register of the treasury, under direction of the secretary, to prepare statistical accounts of t: < ommerce of the United States; to be laid before Congress. These accounts are to com prehend goods exported and imported, and all navigation employed in foreign tiade. The exports anil impor' , to and from each country, and their value*, are to he stated, together with the coun try of the exported product or manufac ture, and the respective values. The navigation is to be stated in such a Way as to exhibit, separately, the tonnage of vessels ot the United States, and of lor cign vessels, employed in the trade be tween the United States and each for eign com try, and the amount of tonnage belonging to each foreign country en gaged in such trade. To effect this purpose, manifests, Sc ?. are to be deliv ered and verified accordingly; the c<;l kctorb of the customs are to keep c< r responding account-., and make quai'lti - !y returns to i!\e register. The secre tary of the tieasury .? t>jgi\e directions and to prescribe rule a and forms, which are not to be contrary to law. This act goes into opeialion on the JOdi Septem ber, 18*0. 2. An act designating the ports with in wiiicn only foreign armed vessel* shall be permitt* C to enter. (House. I5ih May, 18.0.) ? 18th J/jty, 1820. After 1st July, 1820, foreign armed vessels cannot enter any haibor belong ing to the United States, excepting Portland, Boston, New London, New York, Fliiladelphia, Norfolk, Smithvdli . N. C. Charleston at.d Mobile, unices forced in by distress, pursuit ol an ene my, Sic. The president may employ the land and naval forces, and mii:tii, to enforce the provisions ol this act, ai.d to prevent foreign armed vessels loiter i ? ing in waters of the United States, not lying in the direct course to or from the ports appointed. 3. An act supplementary to an a?t. entitled " Anact conci uungnavigaiioii.'' (Senate. 15tti May, ls2.?.) lyui v, 182'). The first section of this act closes tt? ports of the U. S. af.er t'.ic 3ot i S-r.. tember next, to British vssels romin", from Lower Canada, New Brunswick, Nov a Scotia, Newfoundland. S:. Jo!.o->. or Cape Breton, Bcrmud >. the Bahama, and Caicos, &c. The 2d se- tion re quires bond from Bntish vessels not 'a convey productions of the U. States to the prohibited places. The 3d sccti^n prohibits the importation, after the So h Semptember next, from the interdict, d places, of articles, unless of the gro .\ :h 5xc. of the particular place. coxor r.ss. 1. An act for apportioning the rep resentatives in the seventeenth eongrt>s, to be elected in the states of Massachu setts an<l Maine, and for other purposes. (Senate. 7th April, 1 SCO.) 11th 1820. Massachusetts to choosc only 13 re presentatives in the 17th congress a.d Maine seven. In ease of the vacation ol the seat of a representative m the sixteenth congre>s, elected from Mas sachusetts, being an inhabitant of M aim , his successor is to be an inhabitant ?>t Maine also. 2. An act fixing the time f?.r the next meeting of congress. (House. 13th May, 1820.) 1 7th .l/ay, 1820. The next meeting of congreis to be on the second Monday of November, 1820. CRIMES AND PUNISHM1 NTS. I. An act to continue in force *? An ?ct to protect the commerce of the V States, and punish the crime of pira< v," and also to make further provision tot punishing the crime of piracy. (Senate. 15th May, 1820.) 30th May, 182<>. 1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th, sections of u * of 3d March, 1819, Continued tor t o years, fcc. Robbery on board a vcv -1.
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