I.... heart, h.l man 1. ffrnf 1
i J ..y. tunf..rc fr.. 0
ttnir hbrtsu 7 making lherlvra
''T i n..y wetttlng trcry iwrt of
. encroachment of ibo rijp.l.
i Some few davi previous to ihe id
loummeot of the iessioo. tht friendi
of Mr, Criwford assembled in Caucui,
aod lelcctedi ticket, who lr pledged
wveex.! ticver confer right, and !
riM 1 hare ever luppoied belonged
to the people themselves tnd that any
attempt to rob them of the invaluable
prmlege, either directly er indirectly,
wai violation of the true ipint ol tht
Constitution, and repugnant to the
genius of our gorernment. If the right
of nominating i President it quietly
surrendered by the people into the
handi of a caucus, where will the
usurpation cease f IS At. I venture to
assert, until one encroachment so ri.
pidly succeeds another, is will leave
to our country but the shadow of a
Republican government. It is one of
the first principles of the constitution
under which we Jive, that the three
great branches of our government
should be kept separate and distinct j
but if a Congressional caucus be allow
ed the power of selecting a President,
, (or, as they say, of recommending one)
I theEsecutive, in time, will become the
passive agrnt of Ciangresa, instead of
the independent head of a nation of
freemen. Whenever one branch of
rur government, either legislative or
executive, is absorbed in the other) it
is one step towards tyranny ; and I
hold it our duty to resist the attempt,
however cautiously the friends of Mr.
'Crawford may clothe the nomination
under the imposing title of a recom
mendation ! The power of sclectiog
the Preside:. t is given to you, to the
people themselves j and if left uotram
meled by the arts and intrigues of as
piring demagogues, their choice will
he correct. Out of the - five distin
guished citizens, who are competitors
fur the high and important office, the
friends of none are clamarous for a
caucus, except the supporters of Mr.
Crawford! The others rest their claims
to - the elevated appointment, on the
emiacatand important services which
they have reodcrrd to" their country j
and are anxious thauhe people should
be left the liberty of exercising their
own opinion, unfettered by dictation,
and unaided by the efficious interfer
ence of their own servants.
North-Carolina, in point of popu
lation, is the- fourth nr the Union j and
in the Electoral college, will be cnti
tied to ffleen votes. Let us then unite
in the support of a ticket to be got up
by the PEOPLE themselves j a tick
ef, opposed not only to Mr. Craw
ford in principle, but to the ticket that
was formtd FOR you, ct the city if
IUinoii. The State Jlot'se at Vandalia
was destroyed by fire early in December ;
and all the furniture of the house, and the
hooks and implements of the Receiver of
Publie. Moneys, and of the Masonic Lodge,
wete lost in meconnagrauon.
By an extract of a letter from Vandalia, dated
t' 10th Dec. it appear there had been a disgrace-
S Cut moh thi rvcninrr hpfniv. A liiv rnllclinn
t o o
I of tbe very dregs of Society, assembled, and
1 ahusMl the Governor verv libermllv. for havinir
- J' O
refused to aign a subscription paper which they
had got up, to rebuild tbe State House. An
rffig of the Governor wat prepared i and about 2
J o'clock in the morning, the man of straw w as
f Jiurnt, aiDids.t.the .gmns pfjthemob, and the cry
Kioliard AllIon,Ksj. of Iredell county, has
been admitted to practise in the Superior Courts,
and James M'l.cland of the same county, licen
sed in the County Courts of this State, at the
)rewfineffllrtnrSipf : "
Curioui ! .'It is stated in a letter from
Albany, dated the 1st inst, that at an elec
tion for Mayor of that city, by the new
Board of Aldermen, Judge Spencer was
Dut in nomination acainst Mr. Dudlev.
-0 - 4 '
p said tp be the champion of the eaueun par
Uriy. Un cuumnig- t"ne DaHots it appeflrea
'A that Judge Spencer had a majority of one,
1 1 when' Mr. Dudley, as Chairman, modestly
ll voted fprhimself, thereby making a tit IX.
fl Wtit---CommodofePofer,S squzd
II fon" is 'detained at Norfolkr.hv otilef ' Of
Hthe Sec-iitnry tff the Navy, tmiil tf court
U martial shall try Lieutenant B. Kennon,
(" certain charges which the Commodore
has preferred against him. ' . " ;
I ,,.-: York Patriot. 1
4 , wimj6sTot n J-
, Tl.a Secretary nf Vr J his Mf,
. . t .1 .1. nth
Wltfl Ofie Or IWO Ol meir iricinn '
row escape Ui evenln. In rrturninj;
m. lift t .L.
from a Urn party at nr. wins, in
coachman drota up to the door amidst a
,timA rJ rarrLaees. and iust as Mr. and
Mrs.' Clhoun wfra'Vpwi the point i
irnilnv in. the horses took fright ana
rn kt full meed for about hslf a mile,
when the driver was thrown from his seat,
and the csrritze dashed to pieces. 1 he
horses cleared the wrrcki and hate not
.u. k..n t.rd f Hid the Secrctarr
l 11V w - - r '
and his Jdr been a moment sooner, It Is
iuAh of them would have lost
iholriW. The coachmsn wss coniJ
Tiber ysiicrUy,Ub the horses attached
to It. Another wreck wss found oppo
site Ine Department of State, this morn
Ing U. r.Statetman.
waihix&tox,. 9.
I j it night, bring the anniversary of the
battle of New Orleans, Mrs. Adams esve
a splendid hull in honor of the occasion.
when, as nearly as we can calculate, from
700 to I (XX) persons were present, tien
eni Jackson entered the rooms ahot 8 o'
clock, and proceeded with Mrs. Adorns
through all the tuite of apartments which
were thrown open to the company , to par
hit respects, sod receive the congratula
tions ol as iplendid aiem'jUce of betuty
and fjkhion as we have ever witnetted.
Hrjmblcun.
A letter from Washington,' say
M The answer of the Kieeutive to the call
of Congress for information in relation to
the Intention! of the Holy Alliance at to
the South American Colonies, will be in
luittantft that the ftubUt tofeiy will not
permit them to give nil the information
they have. I hve no doubt they have
fittiiive and imftortaht information, and
that whaLyou lately said about a pledge
of the ifniUh government to resist the
Allies U true. That pledge and the or
igin of it it, probably, what the Executive
cannot communicate."
On the lit of January, Mr. Cuttit of
Arlington, preientftd to Cen. Jackson the
Military Pocket Telescope ued by Gen
eral Washington in the war of the Revo
lotion. Mr. C. had affixed to it a silver
plate, with the following inscription :
Krai, auctorii, rrt OMmiitii, Ltbrriihi.
Mr. C. reqnetted and the Gen. pro
mised to comply with the request that
as he was childless, he would leave this
Telescope, on his decease, as Alexander
did his kingdom, " to the most worthy."
M.VHKETS.
Cluirlt ttn,Jan. 12 Upland Cotton iabeary s
some fine lota are goinroff at, and, in acme in.
atances, ahore our highest quotation ; but Very
little is doing in t)theroc scrii'i(in, and puschas
ers are still unwilling to meet tlie Views of the
factor. Lplanda, 13 to 14.
RIW-TOBK, 9.
Cuitoni. Tliere has been, for a dy or two
nast, ome inquiry after this article, for eiport.
Fair I plsinl, if tha n-w rj, ana steady at 15
cent! i Louisianas, li to 17 1 lenntsaee, li to
14; and Alahama, 13 to 16.
Hank notes; North-Carolina State Bank and
branches, 3 to 3J ; Newhern and Cape Fear, 4
to 44 i SooUi-Carolina, 1 to 1 J.
" Hx-erpeel, Dte. 5. Our Cotton market ha
been in a dull and declining atate, throughout
tbe last month.
T"Xfayfcft"'..- Reernng to my lines of
?4ih Nov., I have only to say you muat not nlnp
any Uplnnds but at the lowest prices of last sen
son, nor any good clean, sound Sea Islands that
ahall exceed lid per lb. laid down in Liverpool.
FaytttruiUe Piicit, Jan. 15.
Cotton, 12J to 13 s flour, fine, 3; auperfine,5J ;
wheat, 90 cents ; whiskey, 3" a 4) ; peach bran
dv, 45 a 50 ; apple do. 43 to 45 ; corn, 35 to 40 ;
bacon, 9 a 10; aalt, Turks Island, 85 a 90 per
bushel 1 molasses, 28 a 30; augar, muacovado, 10
to 10 51); cofl'ee, prime, green, 23 to 24 ; 2d and
3d quality, 22 a 23 ; tea, hyson, gl 20 a 1 25 ; flax
seed, 80cta; tallow, 6 a 7; beeswax, 30 a 31; rice,
3 50 to 4 per 100 lbs. ; iron, R4J to 5 pr. 100 lb. ;
tobacco leaf, 3 a 4; manufactured, 5 to 20 pr. cwt.
Cherav,Jan. 9. Cottos ; but a small quantity
of this article has been at market during the last
week. Inferior to fair 10 to 12 cents ; rood
to prime 121-1 talXcenta... .. . . .- ,lnttli,.
General Jathon.tmTht House -of- Rep
resentatives of Alabama have passed a re
solution, 39 to 18, recommending Cen.
fackton to the people, .as the successor of
Mr-Monroe ia the-oflice-oLPresidcnuijhe constitutioo, resoecftrltl'ote
'ti 1 1 l- . . r l ln 1 . 1 H .. .... ' . ....
The Alabama State Bank bill has passed
the Senate, 13 to 6.
WASHINGTON, DKC II.
" Gen. Jackson seems to be gaining very
much in popularity upon all his acquain
tance. Those who expect to meet him
itih ntcvlfiing knife in one hand and a hat
ter in the other, express mucn wijiiin to
find a man of great amenity, of manners,
and very gentlemanly in his deportment.
It is said seme :'6f his . woa terer enemils
have met him since be arrived, and buried
the hatchet, " handle and all." .
Tennenee ' Brtke r ' arc taxed g5,0p0
per annum. Any person who makes, a
burinnt of buying and selling money of
any delcrTption, is considered a" broker.
iPvDaii'aiiiiiuiPii'o
rr.NNntVAMA.
Tlie Drmnrratle manAan f tla Ia-r'.ltur
of rti)liaula JjcI'L s met tlnf en Ptnly
evening, the 10th Unit at llarriJMJft wire they
t4opt4tli followlnf r!utl4wit
lietotved, That it be rtceramenJed to
he Democratic chliens of Pennsylvania,
to elect in the several Stflt'torUI districts,
and in the city of Phl!adethii, and seve
ral counties of the Staid, 1 Dumber of
delegstss eqosl to the timber of Sena
tors sod Henreseniatives tae ituia-
ture.10 meet at IJUrmhttrt wliie9i(f
if March nexh to ftfrm ai electoral ticket,
to be supported by ihe democratic party,
at the entuing election for Electors of
President and Vice President, snd to adopt
such measures as may be deemed ex
pedient and proper on the occasion.
Retolvrd, As it It Important that every
county In the state should be represented
In the proponed convention, that if any
district or county shall fall to elert dele
gate in the manner mentioned in the
preceding re solution, it shall I conside
red ss au'hotUitig the Democratic Sena
ton and Repreaen'atives from surh dit
trict or county, to attend snd art in said
convention.
Henlvfd, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Cbuti mn ond
Scctetary, and puhliihed in all the Dem
ocrat!", papers of the Jvute. J
JO-KIMI LAWKENf K, CX.
Jaat 'l oan, .Wjr.
NKW.YOUK LKGfSl.AITltr.
Tbe New V.rk Evening I'u.l of the
13th, saya 14 A letter from Albany as
urei u that notwitbatauoi'i present ap
permrs, the law will paaa for taking the
appointment of the electors Irom the le
gislature, where it ought ocvt to have
been placed, and would ool hut from a
temporary necessity, and rett rinv it to
ihf firofitt. This our correspot.'!' tit writes
will be done, in spite of thr uuexperted
opposition of the governor, who is known
to have intended as late si the Monriuv
evening before tbe legUlaturr met, to re
commend the passing of thr contempla
ted law, but for reasons best knoun to
himself and a few others, afterwards saw
fit to change his mind and take :e uppo
site course. It will, however, pjss in the
a ku . I .... ..... ... . ..J .-I.
Iv in the senate. allboutrh. at uresent.it is!
believed there il a maioritv tlie other
way. rev mm are to be found ihnt dure
. ,! , . j ... . j ..
reit the well known withei thrir tun
ttitucntt
COXCaRESS. Li Senate.
Jan. 14 Mr. FaaaoT submitted the
following resolution for coniJilcratian j .
Rmtvrd. That the Committee on Kivl Af"
fair be Instructed to inquire into the cxpedieri -
ey of continuing the pensions heretofore gran -
ted by biw to tbe widow a of perwMis alwin in the
private armetl veaaela of the I niteil States, or
who may have died in conaeqm-nce of any r.
cident or casualty which occurred on board surh
vessels, during the late war.
Jan.- M .-The" following prthinn wns
presented to-day, and refencd t
By Mr. Branch, the pe:i:inn of John
Hogg and others, of Fayettrville, and of
J. G. Blount and other, of Washington.
N. C. praying of the government inilem
nity for French depredations, committed
between the years 1793 and 1800.
The Senate took up, in Committee of
the Whole," the tiiir autRStfirnr 'tfie TW
master General to diToniiime. at l.i- .!is
cretion, the transportation ol the M il on ,
anv post routes where the neit proceeds!
of sucb route shall not exceed per
centum of the expenses thereon.
Mr. Lanman moved that the 'till be laid
on the table ; which was tarred t.
Jan. 16. The following lesoiutiMi was
laid on the table for consideration, by -W.
Eaton ;
Henlved, That the Committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia inquire if any, ami wliat a
mendments, alterations and imt)rovemiits, are
necessary in the judicial code of said District.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Jan. 14. Mr. Nankin, from the Com
mittee on the Public Lands, reported a
bill firoyide Jqr theeinjmfhmevtof
tlieWelt due'By pure'hluef7,fj)HMeWl3si
ftritr. t the 1 at day of July, 1820 j r wbjcb
was twice read and I commit ted. -
Jan. 15. -Mr. McDuffie gave notice,
that he would to-morrow all up the con
sideration of the reported amendment of
President and Vice-President of the Uni
ted States
Jan. 16. Mr. M'Lane from the Com
mittee of Ways and Menns, .reported a
bill
making an appropriation towards the
extinguishment of the Quapatr- i;le to
the lands in the Territory of Arkansas, I
wbkhseaa twiee read and Comfliitted. !
wir. iwciii caiieo up ine. coosiaerauon ot 1 i ,,.
the resolution ofl'ered by hint some time
since for appropriating a -ajwri lor pJuca-
IIAII. in ' iA ,l,t... riiYiflorl lrkn1 A
r.M, : .u n. 11
rcluscd to consider tire savnei
Nicholas Van Dyke, nml ohn !. Clay
ton, have beeri elected Sendlors in C-on-
grcss, For the atjte Of De'uvjie.
flrp.rtd ti.U Ur, t. f-tli, K Jtlrt
oVmk, f.. ttf MttklcnUurg county, a(fl i
f tar, lit M ( of tlM who M an rn
part U tlis iWt "Uiat trd mcn'i fil.M 11
the dracandanta of aura failure, aarrt4!y itiU.
tain and alacly Impruva titm rkb k ftry which
ttiry have ht (jueathtd to thetn, Iwrrf be the
Umg alumbcrt of tltoae who, with thtir to!,
their trrtiorea, ami tUlr bbiod, olitalnrd the
IndrpcntWaee of tlttte Vailed klatet ef Amer
ica, .' taaarairatna.
Vtvf ttlore, n ConcutA.
f Illlf. uberiler hat (urmeil a CojHirtnerJiip
JL iUi Nathaniel IMittoft, in Uie atereantile
iMl-n(M)L ,i concord. a,mi einv. Konh
Uiiiia,mlcnhr trm of -.iwf if suum
wharre wtf are evening a ireau aaaontnem or
DryGcodi,
Cutlery, and
IardM'are,
selected with much care, in Hiiladalphle and
Ncw.York, ami loijf(it on the brat tern. They
dettgn to continue the buaineta at Conaord fir
wime searsi arwl s Mr. Murphy will viaif the
northern ettiet animally, to jmaire aowtliea,
tltcir aMortment w ill be geneeal i awl ill lc
ctatml nf at fair pr.ee. for e.Ji, or on cref t
to rutiKifial enstomera, Tb'ie friemla anl the
pubiic gtMraJly, arc rtprtu!ty invited to rail,
eaantne oualitua, licar prirea, and ale fur
Ihrm Ives. JUII.N Ml Ui'HY.
mi
John 31urplir.
Iha nUfl, a' bis f in Maiilairy, a Urjrr
aMnir, nl t4 t.M)l)n, t ant citij!eiia,torn anil
nmi.tn tit oiile i o be (hsnuaed of uiniMiklly low
jt'or rP,a, ur rron r- produce. 90
Titr. writ, knowm JACK,
iO.'ZA,
1 ATEI-Y owned In Hooth
I i Carolina, ill tta) at tbe
stalilc nf tbe anlisrribrra in the
town nf Cnneonl, ft. (.'arolina.
tsxty .!.. hi U.c eek, rttiixlay escrfitel, then',
wit the wiiwin i tlie truoti to riiimrnce the
It of March, ami rml llie SWh nl July.
'' i will hr let to inrt at IS dollars tlie
cuton (luit may he iliM'liarjrcd itli fl, if psul
within thr m'i,) 5 ilulUrt tbe aipjfle leap, (to
hr ia'A (loan,) ami 15 t!o!lrs to iunrr, thr
iiiwinuirr nnirry t hr piJ wbi'ti the itarr i
diacovrn 'I to be with fW, r i, parted with h
the nern put'iejt lnr. Farti-irlar trr will he
tAcn uf ,i,uri lilt, in Wi tiling arfiih lit, hr.
A A t IIDMC'-tlN,
t.Koltt.K t.hV.
Coveor'l. J.m. WA. Vu'Ol
V.W of IVltT Ktltllt
ol i't'ltT h.tifllfiium. ir
I.I. ;uTons ilul' bird I
fViilh-nnn. ir ilctM. ;
ilul' bird to the t. of I'rter
Ate rrqur 'ed to come
I . , . , .. .. 1 -1
fyrw art! and mukr pavmrnt
or bt fort- the lith of I'ebruar ; ali, thf luv.
dentands asnut said emstc will please
brinir them forward, dulv autiuiitirated. lor
g them lorwaru, duly autiuiitirated, lor
payment.
JOHN LINN', Mmivi'tratnr. I
Prr."iri r'.uvti.1, tun. 20, 1S24. 01W j
Stute of Norlh-(nroliiKt
HOWan coi'SiTT.
olhre, 221 Jsnua-y, It24! Samurl
jf Kdwar
anh ttrf Mcshack lirntrr: I he
defca.lant in the above caae, ami tle interea -
1 ted, w .11 take. notice, that on Monilay, the 16th
"j day of Fcbmarv next, at my office," at the f wirt
i Ifcni- in Salisbury, I will proceed to takr the
ft X
aermmt a.ihniilte.1 tome in aa.d case, relative to ,ivpv ghal he exemplt from all and ,ervilis
the value of the nerrm-s mentioned in the bill ; -.: ' ,;,, j.v ne :mo. fi. !,.,, ,i;--V, .
at which ti.nf ami place they will please to
attend.
7120-
ilrorkery.
llrlilp'wootl ami 1 1 ecu,
I .VI F. of the city of New-York, are now
i nncmnirand receivini.', by late importations
from the 1111 st approved manufactories in Eu
rope, nil entire ami very extensive stock of
('bins, "1
Fart hen "j "
which tlicv oiler bv t!ie orit-iiml invoice, or
repac ked, at at lo prices at can be purchased
in Charleston, oranvotlur eitv in 'lie I oiled
States eountrv merchants and dealers in tiie
article are rcspeclftdlv invited toesil and innpect
for thpi'iselves, at tlioir warr-'iiic am! r .
No. 281 King Street, opposite the Merrhant'i
Hotel, f'harlestun, S. ('.
hr. 2'.). 1H2 . ewtl'O
Public Sale.
TY virtue of a deed off rust from Joseph Man
I He
rrleDurr to 11a, we snail seji, on 1 uesiiav ine
17th day of February next, at the court-hoii.'ie in
Snliaburv, t tract of LAND, on the waters of
Crane creek, adjoining John W aller and others,
containing 171 acres, be the same more or less,
at a credit of six months.
EZRA AI.I.EMONG,
r.EOHC.K LOCKE,
..JRn:.2i..ia25. : 0191.-
. JjLuk.
OF aoescellcnt cjualityj will Wkept for sale
coKantlv, at my kilnj"nc&r ttockfotd. Sur
ry couty. My prices are 25 cents per bushel.
by the w agon load, and 30 centa per bushel by
tlie snaller quantity.
JOSrWII.LlAM9,-w.
Ar. 26, 1823. K6
(iroct're.
IJcmcnt and AVlutnet,
Ctmerof Queen li State Charletfon, S. C.
"1 ir11-1 ,,ave c"tly on hant, tfarHrehoiit
the season, a lnre assortment of
I'imento
(;inger
Copperas
Alum
Glauber Salts
Madder
Plunder aij&liqtw...
Lead, 8te. tie.
Itum
Brandy
t.m
'M'i v
M hich thev- sre I'etenwmtt" to self as nw
the-- rnir pntsiMy be afTnrdnt, for vnh. Tnllow
mid IVi.-esaX received liroavmViit, fir which the
highest murket price wd' be allowed. ( ountn
Merclumti wishing to purchaae Crvcmvi, will
do well to call ahd exatpine for theijielvs.
.Vv, 24. 11523. ' iS'Vw ' "
Port. H. HoHV.nrlli,
nAVItJ nta rrtftn.rrt ti, rn' t4
SlrtlMiry to tmiJit.t tt, r i- ad th'se
hating il''niaixlt.eiil him tn frt idem I r
nsmii!f awl all im huirbiri ta twhi tv ti"lf
account or otprwif, Wi',1 fonfrf a ff tt t ill.
Ifjf and atihf( the aaaia, oe or Mun tlw Uit
of r-hrBff,
K, H. Ilia dnrtny ,aa a Ur a4 fal a,
nrtment of itieirura ami a! up ftifniuire, ilia
bolr, of a part of wbtrh be mil ditjMist if,
m reasonable trrma. for partkuUrt iwjuit e at
till onVe, '
Ntititr.
!J.peeariM in.W'jt.Mi Fnrl, H-,4llh U
('a, either by note nf Iwml or t nk arrin,
dl call m iuhn el b-rtii, or A. H. Kin, in
iturxaAion. autLmAc ryniirt Jv iU, Man a
Cwirt, of iley mav eintrt nl lit ir aermmta
plakaj i iIm I,mu mT an e.Tirr tut eolUe'ion,
HhHrt rpir le pm.a.
The wdm-riH, r sa iff aril their rmainin stork
of (ImtU, now on hal, at a redneeil jne, fur
ca'i, f.ttVS IS HfUDKH I II k CO.
JUjnttmt Jut. 10, 124. Ip.1i9l
fllllF. sitfrril.i'rrrrr1ftlh' iiifnrfr.ab'sHeiwIa
J a.wl i
the tniMie in ern1-r,fht be baa fonw.
. . . . .. ,(i ,,,. in ,h . B .
.-.I . '..., il. i. t.A.
. , .... - . . - - - - - ' - "
'Sbose wlioiali tojfive l.im a f il!, jih'eo
rail at Mr. Jamca II. LUrk'a. I'iiih c tit. I ''rria
rountv. N.t'. t)l KUttM yu.U..
14V A! THOIUTV.
AS ACT cofirrni'ine; iliwiim l at'tij; duties of
Tonnsge ami lip"1.
BF. IT RNACTKI) Lw .V ,V,or- on. Ae
Rrprtmrnintivri tht l'nrr-1 AVf.f ef
tmrrttt in Cfngrrtt atirm'.lnl, I dat. Ii.m hd
alter tlie first dy of January, one th and ilglit
Immlrvd ami twentv4oor, during t tr ctntinu
anee of this art, ami iimlerthe i;iitatnns here
iusfl.r rnentioneft, so emrU f tl-r m enj ae'S
impusing duties on the tnnnaj-t 1 vrwrU in the
puHsuf tbe t'nited States, as in p adisrrim.
mating dirty betwern foreign sr!a and rnr
f the L'nitt-d States, it hereby aujfM rd it, so
far at rrsrccta veawri truly ai d wholly belong,
ing to itihjeeit orritirei.s i f thr Kingilmi i f the
Nethrrlati'Ut of I'nissia j of the ln'f-ral Han
seatic litirs of Uaiiiburf, lihrrk si J Hiviiimi j
nf tbe Dukedom of ll nhur)f 1 "t'tii Knlgilum
of Nota ; of the Kiugdum ol SanKni i, and of
thr I'.ttijiirc of Kni.a.
Hr. 2. .! htil f,rtthrnUtrl, Uiat so m'trh
of 'he M-rrral ar: impiiiijf d'.lirs on fod'',
war,-, ami in ri ' ai-il c, iitipurtnl intn tl t'ni
ted Statf. .i 111 .'s,' a diaerin'V.ati'-g d'lty be.
tw Jfvo !, irii,(i'i il i'.lo the t'm'nl Mat) tin
lr' :; n ifKi, Hi d in ' I, of Yr t'. Mulet,
1 1 , and t'lf aaliir I !icr hv a inurinh'il, io (Ur as
tlie Mme rr 1, t'n ;jroiiir or .aniji.tjr of
j tin- Irrr.-nrii-, in fU'Onr, if ..in ifthe above
j n-nlii net! r -i'Vna, ni-ll ,r.! 'Cc kimI n ami
I tartii-'-s c mi i.n! In-, nr nmi iiwia!!, are, first
1 hi;iiel frf-ni a po.-t or
111 'lie .j.d I rnio-
-'..& .... , ..t .1. ..!..
;thr hn-, .jtirrtii! in ., ! t-., ,-vl
; wholly beh nj-i- p ti-e .hjr., ,r cit eti, i.f
. eseii .:i t:.e MnmatHinv ks; te' riv,UH-' esfia
of ,rh na'ii'ii mtiii nif. it, o
lhaivifn 1U'-t- aa aiott.nd.
produce and
Ski. 3. .ind brilfi tlirf nr,-r-y,, 1 hat the sus
pension ct the licr;iri n'.iii(,- iiMin uf 'i niiujja
and impmt, in the two prccc'lmg k 'i'iih of
this act preerib(L shall contimir. in H hah of
ri,ru t,e aBote mentiiim-d iim'ioiis on rnnrii-
,,., , i ti, rr,.,.i. r,e ltl
. ,,..r stf,-. .i.d tmlv n l u hutU helnnuv tothai
l thereof, awl a!l roo.lt and m rchamlite.
: r ,lc produce
j sijt (,(jcn t,
j tj,c portt of tin
- I
trf, ml imafirl-! uil J jmv o(
nnpta ttf fhr tiM if natuinn in I'uri.nes. riwr-
J j,,,. ,alMver. other or hiirin-r Umiim le-
vied uiMin the sesaels and merchandise therein
unponeii, Deiongm io me am jtrit or en.rrni
of each of toe taid na'iiins repectivel. Mut
if, in any of the territories in F.urt p , of r:tber
of tbe said nations, anv such t)'n r.inimi'.mg du
ty ahall, at anv time. In- imposed or lei o d on
vessel wholly belonging to ritizent of 'he t'ni
ted Sta t i, or on the nicn lindi( imported a
afoiTtaid in then', then, and from that time, the
said suspei.kion herein pretenbed !ull ceaao
and determine, to tar aa n-tpi rit thr ti'i V and
men-hanilis, iir norted into the I.'iiited "tatta in
inem, 01 tucn n.ninnsj an'i an ine provitionj 01
the act imposing discriminating foreign tunno
and impost ti;tiua m the l.nited Mutea, shsli re
vive aHil be in full force, w ith regard to the laid
nation.
Sr.r. 4. And tr il furlU-r e.'i.;r,W, Hat, upon
1 satisfaeti rv rvidenec- beiiiirtiveii to tlie Frrsi-
dint of the fnittnl States, bv the (riternmrnt
of any foreign n.itioii, that no dincrinimatirig: du
ties of tam.uge or impost are i.i.piwed or lied
withi 1 be t).irt of the aid 1ikt11.11, iiion veswla
hulJ bcleng'n.g to citizens of the I iiiled States,
or upon nierebandiSi-, the prKjiice or m .muiac
ture thereof, imported in the same, the Presi
dent is iiereb) authorized to issue Iuh proclama-
uon, declaring that uie toreign discriminating
duties of tonnage and impost, within the I'luted
States, arc, and shall be, suspended and discon
tinued, so far as respects the vessels of the said
nation, and the merchandise of its produce or
manufacture, imported into the t'nited States in
the same : the said suspension to take effect
Vom -tlieinurtif mch trnt iftearionbcing"givTn to "'
the Prt'sident of tlie t'lnteil States, and to con-
timie so long as the reciprocal exemption ol res.
!. "belttMrimr to the .cilizuns af. the l.'nited
r 0.0
States, ami mercbiliae as afiiresaid, thereon
laden, shall be continued, and no longer.
H. CLAV,
SiwnVer nf thp Home nf I'enrei nliitlvc,.
1 - ---1
; -JOHN OAtf.I.ARIr,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
tr tuhington, Jan. 7, 1 824.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
An act supplementary to the act, entitled "An
act' for the relief of persons imprisoned for
debt."
UK IT ENACTED by th Senate mid floje of
JirhreientiUirei aif tile United State af
America in. Vonpeti uucmbled. That the "oath
prescribed bv Hie act, entitled "An act for the
relief of persons imprisoned for debt," passed
on the sixth day of January, AnOo Domini one
thousand eicht hundred., uav he. in all ca.sei.
administered to the person entitled to take ;tJio .
sivne,eit)ier4iy any Judge of the Supreme Court
of the I'nHeib Mtates, 'or by-tW 1itri-t Ju!g
lor the District withui which such person inav
be, or by anv person olr pefsuna conunissioned
by anv Judge of the' Supreme Court, or the vA
Uistrict Jiidge.fo'r tbtft pnrno-.
Appriived : nutmnto, Jtui. 7, ltiJl.
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