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In pwn'i Impartial hand j Tbe jddes winer, sweedy veil'd, To wumtn rave ber wand. oat. no mi riu rrrs. tarrrt n the ruM Lrd Dio. On Bvs ' Cm a dnxhle scroll Of praise the mue imlite t lt.e Wf from eery noble owl, Hie $m!t from bypocritr : Of nrn by fcllow-men rtTerrd, M bat more hatb each sdornM, Than by the bate st to bt feared, And by tbe brightest mourn'd ! weep thee not let Him recall Wlro lent tb light ray. Too rich I' illume this sordid ball, Of king tnd priest tbe prey. To thy Wd Oreeee thy heart be fen. Thy fault f oblivion horl'd i Tby pirits claim a kindred llcav'n, 1 by fame a raptur'd world. iLirr. DESULTORY. The RauleMi-ike in the Alfxandria ilaseumu.iheiL.bis.skm. 7tV.41 i .ni! if there cm be ny beuty in reptile, he now preterits to the light, one in na lure'i gayest clren the richest black ilk velvet embroidered with gold is but faint comparison. Thi nimal has been kept in the Museum approacbine two er, nd this is the second time hf his shed his skin, and is by f ir more ririlliant .nbwib0. !t e qn ; And in a few dvs his beauty, like i tich Hower ide wy. He hdS with him in the same cCi companion, a frotj. which he will not injure, although he will 1- itrof others ol th 'mr ..iiinU. . lhe both dwell together tn harmony. A nrv Amtrkan Piay entitled " Black beard," hrfS been published in North ("r olina, by the Hon. Lemuel Sawyer, late a Member of' Congress from that state. The scene is laid in Curriturk cotintv. (N. C) and its aim is to saterise tlrrtion erring chicanrry, and to rtdiculr the cte dulity of avarice. Ii abounds in allusions to the hobbie of the timet, and particular ly to the practice of treating at the in, and the depreciation of the currency oA". Carolina. W entertain no doubt but this" fltavi n he itiayed oft to some advantage - the next general election of this state. City Gazette. Lead.'" A-eommnntcation from -Dr. Gates, of Yonkers, of Westchester coun tv, N. Y. states that a lad of 13 years of ajte in that town, indulging the practice of chewing lead shot, swallowed some ot the nieces, and was made seriously sick by the noison. After a severe sickness of ftmVaMl by rrtpnttfafldH-drveff active means for- four days more, he sur ceeded in relieving himr nd hi patient . was recovering. N. Y. Daily Advertner "tOLthe AiMdunrof. Sciences, itjteiliKejicj Siovn Meisrs... HQmsitit.Ult .and.Rive.ro, two learned travellers tn South America. They had analysed an aerolite of severd .thousand pounds weight, round near 5 Rosa, arid spoke of having seen irajd.tr or Jtimp of pure gold weighing 190 lbs. They have also determined the existence of sulphuric and muriatic arid- in a stream which flows from a volcano near Fossayan. French fiaper. BT AtTIlOMTT. .fnaftlt aulliorlM the Hcrtry of tW Trt nrj to cichanf rtKk. brr n -tnd on Mf wreonl. for ert ttoHlfccaf. vt kn iiiurtat of ait pr u u HE it t meted bij the Senate ttnJ home MM cf repreientouvti tf the United $t,tfAmerk in Conrrf l"" That the Preideor of ttt Uotted Sutc U, tod he U hereby, itnpower. a.L C.a.ll ?d to borrow, oo or Miore me wi wi nl A nll nest, oil th I credit of the Uni- rst, payable Quarter ytrly , not excee ding four and one half pcrceotutn per nnum. and rtirnburicable at the plea sure of the overnmeDt( at ny tine afur the thirty-Hrit diy of December one thousand eight hundred and thir-ty-onrt to te applied, in addition to the moneyt which may be in the Treasury at the time of borrowing the lame, to pay off and discharge tuch part of the si i per cent, atock of the United State, of the year one thousand eight hundred and twelve, ii may be redee mable after tbe fint day of January nrit. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That it ihalk be lawful for the liauk oi the United Slate to lend the said luro, or any part thereof j and itis hereby further dechrtd, that it shall be deem ed a good execution of the id poer to borrow, for the Secretary of the Treasury, with the approbation of the President of the United State, to cause to be constituted certificates of stock, aiirned by the Hegister of the Ocatury, or by a Commissioner of Loanii, ior the whole, or lor any part thereof, hearing an interest not excee ding f air and one half per centum per nnum, transferable and reimburses ble as aforesaid, and to cause the said crrtifiratcs of stock to be sold f Provid dedf I hat no stok be sold under par. See. 3. And be it further enacted, That a subscription, to the amount of fifteen millions of dollars', r the six per cent, stock of the year oue thou sand eight hundred and thirteen, be, atd the same is herebr, proposed r for which purpose, bocks slull oc opened at the Treasury of the United States, and at the several Loan Offices, on the first day of July next, to continue open until the first day of October thereaf ter, for such parts ol the abovemen- tion-d uhartpvw, miiU -" itv IamWj of the Treasury, and on those of the several Loan 'Offices, respcttrveiy j which subscription f hall be effected, hv a transfer to the United States, in the manner provided by law for such transfer, of the credit or credits stan ding oiuh? said . booksj and by a i sur render of the ccttihcates oi me siocn so subscribed. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That, for the whole or any part of any sum which shall be thus subscribed, credits bhall be entered to the respec tive subscribers, who shall be entitled toa certificate, or certificates, purpor ting that theUnitclI States dwetdlhe holder, or holders, thereof, his, her,"or their assigns, a sum, to be expressed therein, equal to the amount of the original stock thus subscribed, bearing m interest orlour and one nair per cen- . .i turn per annum, payati ui.rt.iiy from the thirtieth day of September one thousand eight hundred and twenty-four, trarsferrabie in the same man ner as is provided by law ior the trans fer of the stock subscribed, and sub ject to redemption, at the pleasure of .... a t aTX the U.uted btates, as tollows: unc half at any time after the thirtv-first day of December, one thousand tigt hundred and thtrty-two and the re mainder at any time alter the thirty first dav of December. ne thousand eicht Hundred and thirty-three : Pro- tided, That no reimbursement shall be made, except for the whole amount ot auch new ertificter nor-4Wtilafterat least six months public notice of such intended reimbursement. And it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to cause to be re-transferred tonhe respective subscribers, the sev ercl sums by them subscribed, beyond r i"r - f Av. per cent, stock, issued to them, respec tively . Sec. 5. And be it further enacted That the same funds which have here tofore been. ,tnd now are pledged, by fr the redemttpn or reimbursement of the stock which may be created or sub scribed by virtue of the provisions of this act, shall remain pledged, in like manner, for payment of the interest ac cruing on the 6tock created by reason of such subscription, and for the. rt lion or reimbursement of the principal of the same. It shall be the duty of the Comm'iiloocrt of the Sinking l'und to cause to on appueu and pad out of the said lunJ, Jtgrlt and every year, auch sums as sy be annually warranted, todiscnarge toe in terest accruing on the stock which may be create 1 by firtue of this set. The aid (hinUsioners sit hereby author Ited iq'ypty. froos.time W time, tuch sum sqdf sums, out of (h said fundi, II thy (ry Wn propvr, luwim rc deemink by j urchase or by rttoaburie-! MMk t toofJTro'tT with provisions of , thlt Uj, priactp ti -- and such frt "0U ,"oa101 M raiUuos H dollars, vested by Uwlo the said Comasisstonen, ss maybe nectis.ry, and wanting, br the shore .rwes. shall b. sod conttaue, sp- Jrojlated to the paymcot of inurest in renempuonoi me puuin vi, ..I the whole of the stock which msy be crested under the pritoos of this Kt, shall have been rcdecmea or reim hursed. Sec. fi. And be it further enacted. That nothing in this) act contained shall be tonstrued in any wise to alter, ahrsls-e. or impair, the rights of those creJitort of the Uaited States who shall not subscribe to the loan to be optned by virtue of thti art. Approved : Wathingun, May 19, 1824. An Art to irrulat the tee of th ReriMcr of WUW in th icveral counties witbia tba Vit- trict of Colimbia. 1E it enacted bv the iraate tnd heute f reprnenlativei of the United Statet of America tn confreii attemblea, That, from tad after the passiag o this act. there shall be allowed, and paid, fin lieu of the fees now allowed,) to eah of thi Registers of Wills, for the counties cf Washington and Alex andris, in the District of Columbia the follow inr fees t that is to say : For every probate of will, (where there is no controversy,; one uouar i For rramitr letters testamentary, seventy-five cents ; Annexing wills, for one hundred words, twelve and one-half cents Registering the same, for one hun dred words, twelve and a half cents j For granting letters of administra tion, seventv-five cents i Every bond taken of executors, ad ministrators, or sntardnns, and record- ! ing the same, one dollar and hlty cents t rui nuug and entering renunciation of executors, or widow, twenty-five cents j For exemplification of letters testa mentary, or letters of administration, under seal, one dollar; . For issuing warrants, under seal. to appraisers, and warrants to swear them,' fifty Cents j For notice of administrators to creditors, and orders thereon, fifty cents j For entering caveat, 25 cents ; For issuing citation, under seal, fif ty cents r. jm;n!.t;nff .tb A Ul amuiautuavft oawa vj Vhvj v 4 t C t af iffirmatioTvsir and onfourth cents r4aaidoffices . on yam of forfeiting for For filinr list of artic es anora sed. twenty-five cents i - o f . For filing list of articles sold at ven due, twenty.five cents i . For recording the same, (if ordered by the Court,) for every hundred words, twelve and one- half cents ; For stating, passing, and filing the accounts of an executor, administra tor, or guardian, not exceeding seventy-five items, three dollars s every ad ditional item, two cents j For examining the vouches (Vou chers, passing, and filing the account of an exe cutor, administrator, or guar - dinn, (not stated by the Register,) and not exceeding seventy-five items, two dollars j every additional item two cents j For copy of same, under seal, if demanded, not exceeding one hun- dxed-itemSr-onc-doHar every-additional item, two cents t seal and certi- icate, thirty-seven cents and one half j .Far subpoena, thirty-seven cents and QDe-h)f. AH witnesses to be put into one subpoena, 'unless separate ones are requirea by the party. For every oneoutV "X CCDtS For ducev tecum, junderaeal, fifty cents ; ' ; ' ' ' . " For every search, where no other service is performed for , which fees arc alU wed,' eightcen ctcta ana three fourths " For making out, and filing, the bal ance of distribution of deceased per sons' estates, for each heir, one dollar t For taxing all costs, in any one case; twenty-five cents t For a writ of execution, on a defini tive sentence, under seal, seventy-hve cents j Tor recording and Clio?, each ta denture of apprentice, Including the Court's taking rccogninnct for the same, or its approval when done by the Justices of the Peace, seventy fire CCBtSf ' V , . . For drswiog deposittoo of witness es, for evtry hundred werdi, tweUe cents snd one-hslf For filinir all other pspen. (except st shove required,) four cents esch ) For entering ippearsnce of psrty under process, tweltrt eeatr od oo tfor enteriog returo of process, t1va and anS-half CCOtS I For every continuance or reierencr, chargeable to the. applicants, twelve nI Ant.hall cents 1 For commission to examine witneis- nr auditors, under seal, one dollar Vot commission to value orpn ... , , , estate in the hssds of guardians, un der seal, one dollar j r rw..A For entering every order oi wurt, twelve cents and one-half i if more than one hundred words, then, at the rate of twelve ceots snd ooe-naU per hundred For recordinaror copying any paper, for one hundred wordi, twelve cents and ooe-half seal and cenincaie, thirtv.arven cents and one half I For filing petition or report, and en tering the same on record, (if necei ar1 fifrv cents i if more then one hundred words, st the rate of twelve cents and one-half per hundred For entering judgment, or rule o Court, twenty .five cents copy of same if demanded, for every hundred words twelve cents and one half) seal and certificate, thirty-seven cents and one halft For entering every motion in Court twelve and one-half cents. For entering appointment of guardi an. with certificate and seal of said ap- Doi'ttmcnt. one dollar i every audition al word included in the ssme certificate twelve and one-half cents i For issuintr attachment and entering motion therefor, seventy-five cents For taking a recognmnce, twenty five cents ) For warrant to marshal to summon iury, under seal , seventy-hve cents . a- For entering panel of jury, and swearing them, fifty centa For taking, filing, snd recording, vviy bund uoi auvvc yivvldeO fur, one dollar For passing an account against the estate of a deceased person, twelve and a half cents j to be paid by the ap plicant, aod not to be refunded. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the respective officers, whose fees are by tbi -act specified, are. hereby required to make fair tables ol their fees, agreeably to this act, and to set up the same, in their respective offi ces, within six months alter the pas sing of this act, in some conspicuous part of their office, for the inspection of .' all persons who may have business in ecn Qay inc 8amc "" . w '..ugt through said officer's neglect, the sum of ten dollars, to be recovered as debts of the same amount are recoverable, one half to the county, and the other half to the informer. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That, if a Register of Wills, or any person for him, shall take greater fees than herein before expressed, such of ficer shall forfeit and pay the party in jured fifty do'lars, to be recovered as debts of the same amount are recov- jerable. Provided, ahvays, That the judges of the Orphans' Court may al- low to the Register of Wills, reason able fees for any service he may have rendered, not specified in this act. See. 3. And be. ti further enacted, That the Registers of Wills of the Counties of Washington and Alexan- drianaheDistrictDLJColumbia shall be allowed by the Levy Courts of their respective counties, for all record books and dockets necessarily furnished for their respective offices, which al lowance shall be levied and collected as others county charges are. Approved t JTatMnton, May 26, 1824. ah awi tu vuiuer vti in.' m ii .i Kin i r Court of the county of Alexandria, in the Di tricfof Columbia, and Tor odicr purpose, BE it enacted by the senate end house of representatives of t$e United Btiieivf That the Levy Court of the County of Alexandria, in the District of Co lumbia, shall, from and after the pas sing of this act, have, possess and exer cise, all the powers which the county courts of Virginia possessed and exer cised on the twenty-seventh day of 'February, brit !thbusandetght hundred arid, one in relation to the laying of the levies (and that the Marshal cftU District of Columbia ihsil collect snd account for the levies so laid by taij court, In the same manner, and it the lime time, ss the Sheriffs of Virginia collected and sccounted for the levies msde by the aforesaid county courts cf Virginis, ia the aforesstd county, twenty-seventh day of February. ore thousand eight hundred and one. Tbe Marshal of the District aforriiid. shall pay over the amount, so collected. . a to the order ol me jcvy iurt slort Sec. 2. And bt ttjunnn : That aoy sevca Justices of the Pc sta in the county of Alexaodria, aforesaid, who shall be duly qualified, shall be a quorum for the transaction of all busi- .;. 1 i i . - .1.. ness sppcnaiuirjjj uy iw sue i.evy court aioresaia. Sec. 3. And bt it further enacted. That the Orphan Court of the said county of Alexaodria shall, hereafter, be held at the court-bouse, in the town of Alexandria, so soon aa a suitable room shall have been provided, on the public square oa which said court house stands, for safekeeping of the records of said Orphans' Court. The said Orphans' Court shall bold its tea lions on the first Monday of esch month, and may aujourn to aoy uay, ior the purpose of transacting the busineia of said Court: Provided, Thst the whole number of days of the session of said Court shall not exceed four in say one month. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That the Register ol Wills for the county Aleasndria aforesaid, shall, within two months from after the pas sage of this act, give bond and good security, payable to the United Sutel, io the penalty of five thousand dol. lars which hood shall be conditioned for the due aod faithful performance of the duties of his office, ss prescribed by law i which bond shall be renewed once in every five years therafter, and shall be approved by tho Orphans Court and shall be recorded among the records of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for the county aforesaid i an ofTrcial copy-of- which I bond duly certified, shall have the ' - a t . " I 11 , force ,nd effect ol tne original, in an suits broucht on said bond. Approved: H'mMnritn, Man CS, 18?. An Art to alter tbe Judicial diitrictt of Virginia, and for other purpose. BE it enacted by the senate and house cf representatives tf the Uuited States of America in congrcst assembled, That the following counties in the State of Virginia shall cease to be a part of the Eastern Judicial District of Virginia, and shall be added to, and form a part of, the Wester a District, that is to say : the counties of Bote, tourt, Rockbridge, Alleghany, Bath, Pendleton, Augusta, Rockingham, Shenandoah,Frederick,Jefferson, Ber kley, Morgan, Hampshire, aod Har dy t end that, in addition to the terms oi" the District Court now holden in the Western District, - the Judge of dtf ., ssid Western District shall hoid two terms in each year, atSuuntou, in the county of Augusta. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the terms of the Courts in the said Western District shall be held on the days and at the places hereinafter mentioned, viz : at Staunton, on the second Mondays in April and Septem ber; at Wythe Court House, on the third Monday in April and September at Lewisburg, on the fourth Mondays in April and September j and at Clarks burg, on the fourth Mondays in May and October, in each year. . . . . ts , . That, 'if the Judge shall not attend on the first day Of any Court,sucn ourv shall stand adjourned,- from day too? , for three days, if the same cause con tinue t after which time, if the Judge still fail to attend, the Court shall stand adjourned until the first day of the next term. , Sec 4. And be U further enacted, That the Judge of said Court shall have power to hold special sessions, " his discretion, at either of &ne gftADiar cases. Washington s Appro! My 26, The Militia Laws, REVISED and published this year, nnder tl "tKteetie&tlt" Adjulat;,tRw4 oomnmimr all tfic law' paswd .bV tft the Assembly relative to the p.ilitia. up to forde at the office of the Wester Carohw Sheriffs' Tax Deeds. ' DRF.D9 tut land told by Sheriff to rre? Of Tare; for sale at the 'Carohnianj Sht'rifly Deeds IJtOR land sold by order of writs of vem ? exponas, far sale at the printing Dfvemli"(,Bf' ,1 A - i
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